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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-14

Mr.. Robert R. Slocum. Of the bu-
reau of animal industry of Washing
ton, D. c.. was caller at the Offices
of the county and home demonstra-
ton agents on Saturday
Mr. SlOcum is studying poultry
raising in Florida for the purpose OF
learning what the possibilities for
the industry are in the state, aud
what method, are employed by sue
cessful poultry raise~s. Also wha+
are the natural advantages and the
principal problems which confront
those who are keeping poultry.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-14

superintendent Crimson is booked
for an address on Probable Effect on
School Finances of Separating State
and County Taxation" before the state
conference of county superintendent,
members Of boards of public instruc-
ton, school trustees and principals OF
high schools at Tallahassee March
1920.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-14

Don't suffer. A tiny bottle of Free
zone costs but few cents at any
drug store. Apply a few drops on the
corns, calouses and hard skin" on
bottom Of feet, then lift them off.
When Freez0ne removes cOrns from
the toes or calOuses from the bottom
of feet, the skin beneath is left pink
and healthy, and never sore, tender or
irritated
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-14

.. - h.d <,yior dollars
prince OF had tS rncb happy lives commit
- t S ro homes and tee doing
e"'"n'' e jan wonderful in shell
ed their tue T'"'''
and take up farming needed
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-14

The many friends in Ocala and Ne
ron county Of Nj W 0. Massey, ar
Old and respected citizen Of this coAn
y fc' . humble. Of years will esref
70 learn Of his serious illness at his
aore on Watuta street Mr. Mas~o.
is 81 years Of age, and for the p2 t
several days has been growing stead
ilv v4a .er, and Il is not thought pos
she that he can survive more than =
tew days longer.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-03-14

Orange groves continue to bring
good prices in Tlorida. One recently
sold in polk county for $"GQ00o
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
BUTTONS RERE

The buttons of thc new order of "Amor.o8us' have arrived and al those who have joined Che order can eet one by applying to mos. any Of tbc business houses m town or to Che members or Che board o, diroc- ton for Che Island These mon arc F. A. J. Gulwas. M. s. Hudeon or Row. Van Der Pol of Douglas and Ed Nuus and George Moody Of Tra5dwe1
 The buttons are unique and s.r.k- .ue and one should bc worn by every member of the new order
 The now order a making rapid progress One thousand members have been enrolled u Iuuoau. 5oo ou Douglas Island a3o at Thaue and many at Perseverance More arg Joining cycry day.
 Arrangements are being made ,c bavc a bie mass meeting on Che night of December gtb At thIs meeting Che aims and objects O, the organ zauon win be dIseuaoI by di1oren. speakers
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
POWER PLANT
 SHOULD BE BUILT
Engineer Says to Make Government Railroad Pay. Cheaper Power
 Should Be Had

John IA Dav.s delegate to Che American Mining Congress from the AaaEa chapter m am address before hc congress Nov. 2I warned thc country nat mIoa power became ehapcr m he mr North. Alaska would lose ia gold mining industry and its population.
 "Thc government said Mr. pav.a "hoa boon too autocutc do not believe chat Che management needs changing. but Che methods mus, be made less unpopular
 Tho speaker asserted chat until there was moro democracy in iu- dustry thcrc could bc uo industrial pence I'm Che world
 The power problem In Alaska could be solved continued Mr. nay.s 1T Che government would erect a power plant there. costing nine mile lion dollars to utilize Ignite for meI t Was IoIo hc said. to store hs lucI or erect stock piles owing to moisture The power could be generated and transmitted oIea- tr.caly to Che mining districts ouc- fourth to onc-sIz of thc present cost
 Such a plant should bo built by Che government said Che Alaska deI- ea.c because it was most yiaily inc t.rctod n tbo future of Alaska and n Is today building a railroad from udcwatcr to Che Interior at cost of S52.O00.O00. Tho project must bo undertaken quickly he concluded. because Che mining industry Ia face ing grave cr.sIs
 Resolutions were adopted urging congress to improve Che roads u Che gold district e0 per cent of which. 10 was asserted. arc inaccessible
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
]. W. W. LEADER
 FORMERLY HERE
Britt Smith. Who It Was First Thought Was Hanged at Gen.
 tmlia. Is Known Locally

Several years ago Britt Smith came to Douglas with 9 crew of saw min workers and was employed n lhc Geo. E James min for tho summer He Is ho same Britt smith who was secretary Of Che Con- rala local of Che J. w. WIS and .t was at first reported chat hc had becn hanged by Che friends Of Che men who wcer killed In Che Armistcc pn parade
 There Is Q picture ot Brtt smith i'm a rcccut issue of the soa.1c Times. and tbe paper says Cha, he Is one Of tbo men held by Che lcd- eu, authorities and against whom a charge of murder has been placed. Hc Is said to bo very radical
 Whom hc lived In Douglas s.N or scycu years ago ho was known lo ho radical Socialist
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
GOOD PROGRAM
 PARENT TEACHERS
Next Tuesday Night Is the Regular Monthly Meeting of the
 Association

The Douglas Parent Teachers As- .ocIauon win hold their regular monthly meeting at the assembly room of thc school building on next Tuesday evening.
 The program committee has pre- pared thc following program to foi- low Che business meeting:
 shocmakcrs' Dance Third Grade.
 Recitation Douglas Santonen.
 Doll DrU - First and Second Grades
 Recitation Eleanor Irvine.
 Song Milton Chr.stman.
 Song Second Grade boys
 Selection Orchestra.
 Address by Rev J. T Mcqueen, superintendent Of cMthodist missions for Alaska.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
SEEM TO HAVE
 THEIR GOATS
Douglas Basket Ball Team Wins for Third Straight Time Last
 Friday Night

Tho scoro of tho basket hall game at Che Douglas Naator.um last Fri- day evening vas 2l to l2 m favor of Douglas Tho ame old opponents Juneau High and Douglas met for Che tb.rc t.mo
 The Grat hall was fast and furious and ended with Che score Go 6 u favor of Douglas. 40 one time .u Che second haf after Douglas had run up to ig points Juneau crawlcd up to Ing Tbcy were stopped here and not allowed io score any more
 In Che ast ten minutes Of play tbe dnc tcam work and short paHos of Che Douglas boys began to tclI and eleven points Vcrc mado thon.
 It would be hard to pick individual stars 0u Che Douglas team as thc boys eo m more for team work than for individual starring They an played a good game or Che Juneau boys vcal and George played strong games
 Tho lineup was as follows
 Juneau Fortucy and George. tor- vards Brown. ccnter vcsal and MacKuuou guards Douglas Wut- anon and N Gauwas forwards. Nel- son. center. IT, Callvas and Andor- son. guards
 Tho Individual scoring wus M Cauwas 6. H Gauwas. 6. WHtauon. g. Nelson. D. Nelson and Wutanon each tbrcv fonl For Juneau t vas George. {. Brown. f and voe- ul G. Formcy missed his one throv on a foul
 The ofIe.als were. A LIios.rand. referee. L. n Henderson. umpire. Prof. Stanton and Youne acoro- kceprs and Ncers Jack Wilson and E. J White. umekcopcrs
 The galleries were packed witch spectators and tbc uual roofing was done. only perhaps more .n IHNu eycr Tho Juneau fans were dospor- atcy anxious for ther team to at least win one samo. The excitement was rather high at tmcs but mo one got slapped on thc Vr.s..
 Arcr Che game tlc Juneau team and oG.cIaIs were guests Of thc Douglas team and tho domestic .- cncc girls who served samples of their own cooking at Che school house A number Of Juneau folks hired tbc Eae.cs haI and danced muI Che u.t fcrry
 Tho next game ol Che series .s to be played In Che Juneau school pm- uasum ou December 5th.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
MARRIED IN JUNEAU

Miss Maulda Raemoekers and c T Bosson were married last Monday noon by United States Commissioner N L Burton in Juneau
 Thc bride arrived from the south sunday night She came direct from Belgium to thc United States to marry Mir. Boaou Mrs Bosso1 had many thrilling experiences during nc lato war and was for a time Q refugee from Belgium In England
 MT Bosson was for a long time em- pIoyed at Trcodwcl. but at present s employed as boss boilor-maker at Thanc
 Th, couple win live near Trcadwell where Mr. Bosson owns a home.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
SHORT VISIT

John stolt former rolout Of ihH place vaa hero for a day while fhc Jefferson was at Sk1eway and Uaues Mr. Stoft took tho Jefferson to Che south and win ro to Esron dido. CaIif. where Mrs. s.oa and thc two children Dorothy mo Robbie arc spending Che wu'er WhlcI here Mr. stol was visiting wIh Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nu.oth parents Of Mrs. Stolt
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
BAD STORM ON
 WATERFRONT
Sudden Wind Comes Up and Play. Havoc With Gas Boats in
 Local Harbor

Early Tuesday morning a wind a,orm hIt Douglas thot did moro damage to Che boats lying at Che city float chan any wind ever did In such sbrf time before
 Seemingly without warming tho wind. which roombIcd a hurricane. hit Che boats ubat were ucd to Che uoats and m short l.mo every thing was u a turmoil
 Some of Che ovuer were mot stay. ue on ther boau Chat night bu. those who were did "ahmm.a dances ou che dccH trying to make their boats fast and Go keep thcm from harm
 Tho Murclct which was fastened with brand now cablo which had jus. been purchased Che day bo.ore did not break Che cables hut pulled Che elects loose from Che 1oat and for umo was at tho mercy Of Che storm Damages Chat amount to a considerable mom, Of money was done to thc huL
 The Home was also Iu lhc m.Eup and several pieces Of guard rail were torn oG and Che side badly cholcd
 The Sea Bird belonging to simon Bosholm. which was lying at lhe font nearest to Che amnwy had a holo stove In her s.do and sank u her moor.ugs She has since how hauled ashore and boachcd Tho own- cr has room mp town and r thc has room mp town and i'm Che morning after Che storm went down Co Che wharf to akc a look at h. craft Hc could mot Gnd It anywhere uuu finally Inc discovered one of tho mas,s sticking un out or the uater
 The wind lmtod for abou. two hours and a half and through .t an owners ot bol.H l0ueh. wtH ,h0 storm In m eudeayor 'o nyo their own and ofhcr peoples property There vaa hardly boa. moorod Ir Che harbor tho. did rt receive some mark or bn.ae from thc fury of Che storm
 One of thc peculiar .hne ah0W Che storm was Chat .l wen. down as suddenly aa it oamo mp and did no. hIt anywhere on Che Channel hut at Douglas Tho 'voo.Ic. Wo-. o. such force that a man coud mot 'aHd up on Che wd1rvH against them.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
COAL OUTLOOK
 NOT so BAD
With lOC More Tons Just Received and Plenty of Wood to Be
 Had, We Should Worry

The city Of Douglas was fortunate enough to secure another hundred tons Of British Columbia coal on tho freight Kctchikan thc drst of thc week This. with what was al- rcady in tho bunkers gives tho city a supply that should last for a con- siderable time.
 No coal hoarding is allowed and none can Doc secured by consumers until they have used up what they have on hand There is a woodward i'm town chat is taking orders and delivering a lot of wood This cuts down thc coal consumption a con- siderable amount. No coal is sold n Douglas to outlying places
 The houses at Treadwell are heat ed by steam that Is furnished by cen- tra heating stations. the furnaces Of which burn fuel oi Tho Treadwell Company has enough coal on hand Co take care Of thc ordinary cooking usage Of its employees for a long time to come.
 We should worry about the coal shortage even if it should become acute. as there are lots of trees sur- rounding Che town that are only good for frewood Some of us may never cut any of it but it win bo cut by some one. and people need not fear freezing to death this winter.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
MARRIAGE

Mrs. Augusta B. Anderson and Prank l.. Aistrom wcrc married ycs- torday by Commissioner Burton in Juneau The witnesses were Mir. and Mrs. H. R. Shepard.
 Mrs Alstrom until a few weeks ago lived In Douglas and was a pIo- necr Of the town Mr. Alstrom also lt one time lived on thc Island. but for Che past few years has been cn- gagged In business iu Juneau
 The couple now own their own home iu Juneau and win reside there I'm the future.
 The News offers congratulations Co the newlywcds
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
OCTOBER SALES
 BREAK RECORD
Despite Strikes and High Prices Sales oi Thrift and War Say-
 rgs Stamps Show Increase

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Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
FIRST FLYER TO ALASKA

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Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
CARD PARTY

The card party given by Che Indies ol Iho Catholic church ou Turdat evening at thc ca.hoH. cIub room. vas well attended and proved 70 bo am eIoyabie a0a.r
 The drf prize. wore won by Miss Marian Kelly and David Brown and Che cancellations by NH John r.n. c'asc and Rex Early
 Lunch was served a.,or tN. eHrl games.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
BEN HERE

Ben LcamIue who for years wi-h- out number was employed at Tread
 we'll mos. Of Che time hcus major domino at Che Troadwol Club. Ia U town from Ch.chasof for tho dr, umc u many months Ben looks fuc. and even younger thau Inc did before hc lcft here uo has charge Of Che culb al CbIchagof and bcro as witness n Che Case of May Mug
 ford against tho Tro1lwcil Company
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
DON'T LIKE PLACE

Maurice Johnson, who now lives with his parents at Lead. s. D. writes to his friend Matthew Laugh. lin here that he does not like his new home. Ho ays that when they arrived there there was three feel. Of snow on tho ground.
 Maurice says that if he can earn enough money between now and spring he win come back to Dougla. again to live.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
CATHOLIC BAZAAR

The ladies of the Juneau Catholic church arc to hold a bazaar there on Che afternoons and evenings of De- cemher ith. 5th and 6th. 10 is to be held in Che Garside building. which is just across tho street from Che B. M. Bohrcnds bank.
 Extensive preparations have been made for the adair and there win he many nice things on sale suitable lnr Chr-sLmas
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
PLANT DIsMANTLED

Tho plant Of Che James Box and Lumber Company at Suio.a bay has hccn sold to w. p. Mla of s'tu and is being dismanHod Some Of tho machinery win bo usoi by Mfr Mills at saw min plant at S.tfa Several seov loads Of thc m1.or.ol h1vo aI- ready been taken away from suIo.a bay.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28

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Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
NEW RULINGS ON
 REINSTATEMENT
Series of Decisions Issued by the Director of the Bureau of War
 Risk Insurance

A series Of decisions Issued by Che Director of Che Bureau of War Risk Insurance. with Che approval of tho Secretary Of Che Treasury, provides more liberal conditions for reinstatc- mout of Iapacd or cancoicld insur-
 uco
 Tho provisions Of Treasury De- cs.ou No. 47. allowing eighteen months from Che date Of discharge for reinstatement upon payment oi only two months premiums on Che amount Of Insurance Co bc reinstatod orc retained. That decision is lib- .aII1cd. however. by @ new proyis- ion that men out of Che service are permitted to rc.uaiate by merely paying Che two months premiums without making statement as Go hoaIth ot any time within three cal- oudar months following the month of discharge
 After Che tbrce months following
 Che date Of discharge have elapsed a statement from thc applicant to thc effect chat ho is In as good health os ot Che date of discharge or at ho expiration Of the grace norlod. whichever Ia Che later date win bc required together with al written application for roinstate- mont and Che tender Of two months premiums on Che amount of Che in- umnco he wishes to reius,atc
 Tn order to r.vc au former service. men whose insurance has lapsed or. boon cancelled. fair chance to ro-| m.a,o their insurance including men who have been out of Che sery- 'co oIrtbcon months or more. and who aro therefore barred from re.nstatc- mont undar thc former ruling. a ncrIai blanket ruling is made which allows au oy-aorvice mon Go rein- u.e hcir insurance before Decom bor af. 1919. provided that each ap- nriraut Is in as good health as at date Of discharge or ot expiration Of Inc cracc period. whichever is Che ntcr date. and SO states in his ap nl.cauon. or course it is necessary . hat hc tender Che two months ! premiums on thc amount Of insur- ucc hc wishce Co rcInsiatc
 Service mon who rciustotod their Insurance by payment Of an back ! premiums prior to July %, 1919 ! whom thc decision requiring pay mmt Of only two months prcmIum- wont into effect upon written ap- nrcauou to tbc Bureau may have my premiums paid in excess Of two applied toward thc payment Of fu- mc premiums For example. if af .or policy had lapsodd for sH months. a man rc.nstatod and paid six months premiums instead of two. ho may secure credit for iouI months premiums
 Tho provisions for reinstatement do not protect a man until he ac- uaIy re.ustatcs. lf he waits ho may not bc in as good health as he was ai rhc time Of discharge and consc. mcuty may not be able to secure reinstatement
 Do not put off reinstatement Do it u0wi
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
BILLY BACK

William Burke. who for many years was employed a. TrcadwclL returned hcrc Sunday Mr. Burke has bccn making his homo ot Seattle for a year past Immediately prior Go going to Seattle Mr. Burke and family were at shlk1n where Mr. Burke was employed by Che Trcad- we'll Company Mrs. Burke and son arc stU Iu Seattle
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
CHANGE DOCTORS

Dr. Willard n. Gage has resigned as physician for thc Treadwell Company Tho position win be taken by Dr. Rutherford who win arrive here on Che next trip Of the Admiral Evans
 Dr Gage has been here something less than a year. having taken the position made vacant by Che rcsig- nation Of Dr. A. R. Sergeant
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
EgGaGErT ANNOUNCED

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Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
GIVES PARTY

Thomas shorty. well known ua- tive. gave party last night at Stevens han to an his friends There vas a good crowd present and alI enjoyed themselves witch oat.ue music and dancing
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
COMING HOME

Oliver l.. Anderson is a returning passenger on the City of Seattle, which is due here tomorrow. Oliver has been visiting in Seattle. after having spent the summer on the Yu- kon. He win probably stay in this vicinity for Che winter.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
QUICK TRIP

Joe Koudlcr Che local doiryman who has been on trip Co Seattle Go purchase cows for his dairy. ls O re- turning passenger ou Che City of 5e- uue today Hau SikwCod has boon ..tnr as manager O, Che dairy dur- .ue Che absence of MT Kcndlor
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
CHANGE HOUR

Tho Congregational Sunday school has changed iu hour Of meeting from 1OI5 Sunday morning Co 9 o'clock In Che afternoon. Tho heat nr plant has been put in good shape and Che rooms arc now warm and comfortable
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
GOT THE TURKEY

The Wompu Club dance. held at Che Naiato-.um Wednesday night was fairly wdl attended and those present had a real good tImc. Tho 2O-pound turkey was won by Mrs. J. Arthur Young Martin Gallwaa had ho turkey and gave it un whom asked for it
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
FROM VACATION

Superintendent John Richards of Che Alaska Juneau mine and Mrs. Richards returned ou Che Estobcth car'y iu Che week from a thrcc-weeks vacation spent at S.tka Hot Springs
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
OLD -IuER LEAVES

. m. timer and u-r.. TT. n.re.. ue'c
 M .. TT. Princes. Nan 0.- worry Ht.H ...- M. H... win e1 fas- from nr. H...-. .' e.. with r..r..Fe' IT. ". a a..h .re ducks r
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-28
BACK FROM FUNERAL

Jack Williamson. who wont to So- atue a short time ago to attend tho funeral or his sister Mrs D. H. Me- uuis Of that place. Is returning passenger on Che City Of Seattle. Mr. Williamson Is bringing his daughter back with him to mako her home here
 out to those who needed them. A group of Che brides took these and fashioned chic capes from them. lined Che capcs with s.lk and when they boarded Che transports were wearing stylish wraps
The Washington times., 1919-08-31
GARDEN.

A superb Paramount Aircraft
feature, The Miracle Man" Is billed
as the opening attraction at Moore's
Garden Theater, starting today. It
AZ recognized as one Of the really
great screen dramas OF recent years.
The original story was written by
Frank L. Packard and produced as a
stage play by George n. Cohan. The
film drama is now playing In New
York at an admission price Of 50. The
screen version is said TO be even
more absorbing and. thrilling in its
development OF the striking story,
which shows the transformat ton un-
der the benefcent influence OF an en-
noblinE environment of four Of the
most notorious crooks of New York s
underworld
Hearing Of the healing powers Of
an old patriarch OF the hills, Tom
Burke and his band determine on
cspitalizing the hesler's gift and TAX
ing the money for themselves. Little
did they reckon that in their new
deld Of operations they were destined
10 undergo a magical transformation.
What follows proves to be one Of the
most absorbing and thrilling stories
ever unfoldcd on the screen.
The Garden management calls spe-
cial attention TO it's augmented or
chestra, together with the recently
Installed pipe organ, and to the ex-
ceptional subsidiary reels which com
plete all bills.