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Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28
HELD
 FRIDAY NIGHT
Candidates Nominated for City or fices Co Be Elected Next
 Tuesday

The caucus for Che nomination ot candidates tor city ofucar was eall- .I promptly at $ o'clock Friday cvon- me at che assembly rooms of the school house. Mayor Elmer E Smith presided and Cv Clerk l.. w. Ku- burn acted a. secretary ol thc mco,- rr.
 Tho following persons were nom mated as candidates for thc offices Of comciImcu Seven ol them arc Go bc elected:
 F.N J. Gallvus
 Gust Gruudler
 O. M olson
 Jerry Casueu
 Frank Oliver
 Mrs Jos Patterson
 Elmer E. Smith
 J. ". Martin
 August olson
 Eeburt Loom,s
 A. T. Nelson
 otto W.demUuU
 Leo DDNytt
 Guy Smith
 Julius Jensen
 Two or those nominated at thc mass meeting declined thorc. they being Elmer E. Smith and Frank Oliver.
 The following were nominated for ! Che office of school director. X. E Gurr ] E. E. Smith Mrs. I w. Martin
 or these. E. E. Smith declined at ! .ho meeting.
 For school treasurer there was but one nominee. Carl n. Erickson who is at present filling Che mcN pirci term of William Robertson.
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28
REGISTER

Up until o'clock thia afternoon only IGU persons had registered for Che city election It should Doc re- mombercd ,hal unless you register you cumo. yo.c at thc election of uost Tuesday,
 Registration officer KiIbw mw he win keep his offices open Jh.s evening and m1 s o'clock tomorrow night for Jnc convenience ol tbo. who either want Co rogIslor or fil. their declarations uf candidacy.
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28
MAGAZINE BOOSTS
 THE TERRITORY
Row West Magazine in FcbmaT Issre Dey0.es Plenty of
 Space to Us

-. r.N W.s. Magazine puh'iHh- a. srt LaGc Cify. ruh devoted ... ... n. #a.c In .be February m l..Eu Thor. uerg several by Na.Ems and friends oi ...s. lu- ar thc needs and re- o.f m. Territory. Among che
 nun- u.r. Miss Lena White.
 ume.as but now comcct- ..U n. Alaska Bureau Of che ..-. Chamber ot Commerce. d. L. .....-.r ...re.av of tm. body. ... !. sr...u and E. e. NrMIokcu . ...re article hy Mr. Me-.
 printed under .Hc dtc "Al-
 ..".." !. reproduced.
 - r much for hosc who M... ral mmn. t rhore for win. -... c. venture.
 mo nrae. for -ac um.i and ...
 domain a. apart m 'he ..-.r n. H reservation for Che strong m" HI raart
 n. conquer ir oue must be a com u...r
 TT. r tG. things which are M . one must s1 Co A.wu
 .... gone fu.u and found
 H.E sought. other. being u- ....Hr lar che hard lest required.
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28
BUCK GOES OUT

"BuoE' Garrett who six month. ago loft UHH place. wlo-a Ha gone 6ucted % barber shop iH the HWnr hotel came m from CH.elan. che latter part or las. week. He has been working at chat camp a.H'. leaving hero Uc took Che Iot.Hon south last Sunday uroH.a to H# o.0 home uI Droucrt0u, Wash. where he win visit for a timc Uc N.'' ra- turn to Chichus0i accompanies n- bis young som. who is now attending school gt BrCmgrton.
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28
RETURNS TO FORT

Gus Olson. who was visiting on tho Island for several days. returned Go Fort Seward ou thc Estcbcth Mon day night Cua who ia now a aor- rcaut in tho . s Guards stationed at the fort. was here on a mloueh. Hc is mot certain yet as to tho t.me hc win secure his discharge from tho army but may hc u Che service for several months.
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28
HALByT PRICES

Todays quotations. March 2> se fJIc.
 Uuumr f5#r.
 SabI. fish, 5c.
 Lme aud Rcd Cod ai.c PirEred Sable Fish, SEQ per bhI su..rso Salmon. s2G per hb' pmE Salmon. SEQ per hhL En.cb''au prices.
 Hmibut Joe and gc. Sable Fish, 2isc. Rcd Rock 2c.
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28
IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. otto W.dcmam entered Dr. Dawes hospital iu Juneau tho frH. port Of thia week and on Tuod" morning underwent u opcrton From last reports Mrs W.dam"H ,as getting along as wcI us could be expected.
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28
CITY OFFICES
 60 BEGGING
No, Enough Candidates Have Filed as Yet to IIl Positions
 for Coming Election

Tno city election win ata u..cD next Tuesday, April l. THe u.u place win bc .u He C.. Hu and ,H. a.ue lom s.u ba from g o..a. 'm ae mouiug mW s u ,le c,n. . ug.
 To vote. am other w.n 0mIU.I voter must raa..er uIW I. w. EI burn. who H registration o".. .Uc cm bc found in lHo c.t. ..o".. .a0Ice ou Prom. stree. .a.. day and aoy evening nuw w01 n. ... wiou hooks clos. tmuua" uar0
 The officers O. tU. election ... rou.cJ by le council ~ H.. meeting or Ms. Monday afternoon .m# of Mrs. Eab.r. .n.us NEH EruuavIH anI H. .auam... Iu. ae elUM mH HuaH Tmn and .. Har.Ia Miller na judges
 Those person. who h... W.I o a as candidates for election arc. For inc Council.
 oliver Olson
 Jerry C.a.n
 For School Tr..m.r
 Carl 2. Erickson
 .or School ura.Dor
 None
 Fur me council Hum" u... n. positively de.uroI ... n.na. . no. running. J. w. Martin n. .H. srIIe- win mot ha n... |. ." q. Ur bg Saturday .r.... .. ".... limo Che Ime for ur .I.... ' Nelson may b. on .H. Tu.. Mar. Gu. tomorrow ua.t and may ... ..I. in rm..to UIo H. o' ... ..... who wero nominated win mo. h. .auddats. for election. D. IT. .... ur uma now u vnm. m ...f nme win ba barely .....U .m. .o mako up a frI council ..... umnan. ao0 .nnreH
 vo o.. Ina. d.Imw am intention running for uno position u. ..n. Treator and uo names 'Ho h..u urd. Unless some u.o .uu 10 ... rescue hea vW ba mo school dI-. -..ra. elected.
 Besides tu"n ..- .rmm.H .r. members .. t.. ..... H"' ... ru h.r ........un VOL. ...." IT. m. .... ."m u.. ar. ..r .ru..H. f... .. r..'. TT. .... for ... ... rar ..a ... m .nt a .r. u from. u. H .... ... proposition .ar n. E..' Tn. h. . r.noun Incorporation. follow Rop0saL Lon. Fisherman an.r
 NO operating aH after
 noon N.- ow. o. Teddy operating ar ma"H. .... sre. transient m".. mIWH -'. .rlJr. I-.. wul..u.u. .U.... communication U.fa. ..5N. l-a..'. 'oal -50. uron.n .l5n n" 'o" PROPOSAL Lon. Fisherman ".
 NO UU. hr lime
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 MO 9 hmt. adults fare I1..
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 MO Tur G Navigation
 Co. ho cancelled .t ..-. nuaHou Of lea.n and -rw "os. D. used for ferry purposes oH.. a. . nomlua. charge for any and uI .aw companies
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28
TOP SERGEANT

From uruH recently received from ".r. Seward it a learned chat Bob "...'om formerly m employee at uHtHo'I .H uoa top ..lgoau. in n. .. $. GHari stationed at Fort Seward.
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28
Rr

Tho hibu. no. Pilgrim wi'h Capt. Benson at .Hn wheel arrived Ho 'a.. pan. of .a W,aE w'.d a .oI Hfrh ot hIhu. The boat was aI to I1r up ou. of Che storm ur eight days u tIu 'rIu
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28
INJURED THUIIB

Alex. scy of Che Alaska Juneau has been unable Co work for Che past week. having smashed one Of his thumbs with a piece Of iron.
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28

Practice for tb. snu.or D.a# play Ha. begun fr. week under fH. d."e. uau ot Miss Mm.. Tho S.u.o- oN- poet .o have tHs play r.lIy ,"- pr. oufa.iou u tho early part ol May
 Th, Rcd Cross asks .hef an w. uclgs ol o,o.lIne. particularly aoe which can possibly be spared be brought Co che school house. The uourIas-Tro.dw.I uota for rcIol clothing is larger chan %. he tma of tHc Ias. ca.I The response was splendid before. Lct us have It even better tbis t.mr
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28
FINE BOY

A fine baby boy was born last Friday morning to Mir. and Mrs. Alex Kuoh of Douglas.
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28
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Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28

Become a stockholder in Che Unit cd States buy war-savings stamps.
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28

Tn. IT. who loves t.. water and
 mot the huIe..ue of che storm. .. win. ..r UuI joy m N's work
 H......| HII. rain and numb wit. .rH tn whom the rush oI .." music. Che voice nt the
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Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28
REP. PENNINGTON
 ADDRESS SCHOOL
Legislator Will Speak at Parent Teachers Meeting Tuesday
 Evening

Tho Douglas Parent Teachers As- aociaiou win hold its regular mect- me next Tuesday evening" April l. Tlc Association is very fortunate iu having secured Representative Pcu- umeton tor che speaker ol thc even ue The following program win be given.
 Musical selection by Mamie fcush Eu0 Martini and Agnes L.yIc.
 Folk dance by tac gir.a oi Miss Jlcbaou's room.
 Address by Representative rm- uiue,ou
 soug by girls ol Miss Jachaaus room
 Candy win be sold at yho meeting tor thc purpose ol raising funds for s.hou. song 'boubH. Tho ..Hoo. chile drcu are soliciting sugar and candy lor .bs purpose and expect ready response from ,ag parents
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28

Due .l Che fact chat .hc school work has beou crowded tho High School Dramatic Club has given mo special programs thH year, bu, .s taking charge ol Che regular Friday morning assembly periods and glNue is programs at chat Ume. Several very successful. programs have been given. AJa program given recently MT. Gwr gave % ula on che ueae.- s.ty Of having am aim .u .re which wa. h.ahy appreciated by che school
 The following program planned by Joe yc.tu wa. given Jb.s moru- ing
 .NauelIa.sU .......... Scl11. Reading Harold CaIvaa Vocal due, ...........
 Gertrude Johnson. La.ua AaIlo Reading from Robert sas,.ee..
 Alfred u.H.u Piano solo Mamie Fc1.l .Tea.na or tac old Camp
 GrarnHr seuu1. "Alaska. Ny Alaska" School Flag Salute ... School "star spaurlcI Banner" School
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28
Mineral

 H.. embrace. 5sf.lul square mH. mostly highly mIucraIizci uns. patiently waIrmr us ... Hrg. done through fhc ages, .. .mHe of mon who love -he sic
 n... Uo give their wealth. .... M.u ol uis uaa. eNplnsc
 H..r touched. Millions .u gold .. H..n found. m.om,ed millions
 u Goa. iron. copper oiI are .. E.N minerals arc being
 u.. discovered. Platinum was m.. .ur .Hc first time th.s year, ...n.mm a.. bcaH found in com m quantities These things arc ts.. for .Ho men who dare Go .. U..a calls
 Agriculture
 H.E. us GfU0.UNO acres of
 u~ urd farm land capable Of
 r. t.a.aHr.s which are thc sue ...... .l fu... erovu u more sou.h-
 ..uGn. due r1 rne long hours n. sunshine resulting Iu a more iu- ..r.se growth and 9 tandergr pro- .t The homcstcador may secure n. ..-.s after It months residence payment ol sI2- am acre. Re- turned soldiers who have witnessed ... crowded nrm districts Ul Europe
 HnE O. Aaskaa untouched ..r.. .in -eu.e Of pleasant frcc- dom Alaska calls.
 Nature
 Those who love beauty for beau trs asr have need fo rthc purity n. u. unknown land. Men and who seek just che truth. long f- behold thst which none other To such as these nature m. H sufficient. The immutable O. God stands uumoycl and hanged. ready to give delight and r... Co those who view it Alaska calls
 Nlas.a may he made olI things Co .T men. ior it holds all that th, rH holds. Ifa mystery is am open 0aa .o tHo.. who eo there strong in ne knowledge ot their own worth What t. gives or w,thhoids depend. upon .be person.
 Alaska needs population There i much t1 b. done In tho way of ad muI,.-rHyc re7diustmeut With th0 coming of people this win work it s.If out Mon who have faced deatl in every conceivable form on th0 brtuefolds of Europe. should fee mo tcmcri.y regarding their abiIiu to ubduc by their own faith th severity of Alaska. As leaders wher rtev 20. others win follow. Soldier of batur are suu soldiers Of pcac and those who have become conquer . c- arc couqucrors everywhere. Al asfa calls for conquest.
Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28

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Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28

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Douglas Island news., 1919-03-28

PROPOSAL Lon. F..arH a" NO. Q .N.'. '.... ...
 allowed pr r"." l. .n.. urr. ue adult. ". ..... uur Joe. Wor.mc. ..r0" conn. mutation ..ao.. '. "..... rn' .-" tHaHr. 10. .. from.
Alma record., 1919-04-24
China and the Bean.

The bean plays an important part In
Chinese domestic economy. and. ac-
cording to East and West News, one
OF the specially desired qualifications
of the Chinese matron. throughout the
northern provinces, is her ability to
cOncoct from beans-grcen. black and
yellow-thoSe staple dishes that the
Chinese know as ten feu and liang
fen
The bean seldom appears on the
Chinese table whole; II is not con~id-
cred as iii for food until II has been
reduced 10 it's essences and put up in
the form OF bean curd, or bean gelatin.
which are for sale in every roadside
foodShop OF northern China.
The art Of producing these nourish-
Ing foods. which are the meat OF the
poor. il To the rural Chinese woman
what the making ~ butter. cheese
and jam T. 10 the Occidental house,
wife. In the large cities bean ma
nipuatiOn of that sort Is craft and
commercial activity, just as the max
ing of jam and butter is in the large
cities of the West: but 1t can hardly
hc called an industry. since IT Is still
quite without organization. The beans
must be- crushed soaked. baked. boil
ed. strained. and SO on. before the es-
sences appear
Alma record., 1919-04-24
RECORD AGES FOR HORSES
Is Generally Considered Their
Allotted Span.

Ruben. farmer Of a small town In
New Hampshire, tells Of new kind
OF conservation. In his neighborhood
are four horses In active service.
though all over twenty years of age.
He has one himself ''hard upon" twen-
ty-four years. A farmer near by has
another which Is close To thirty Two
others In the vicinity are around the
quarter-century mark. As he says. IL
is only In rural community whore
they cherish the horse almost like
member of the family, where one could
expect To find such record. Even
there this demonstration OF longevity
il striking
Nevertheless, the oldest horse that
the NOmad ever saw was In the scrv-i
Ice of the New York city surface
railway system. This horse was. III
the time when the Nomad was ac-
Quainted with him. actually forty-two
years old. and he lived two years
longer. He had been n strcet-car
horse on New York pavementS, and
then was used aS "hill horse" or
extra puller, on slopes. and then. when
he became about thirty years old. was
retired on pension. spending most OF
his time in dignifed ease In Il box
stall; and he lived on In this way. ap-
parently without pain or an ache.
until he was forty-four. An this can
be proved and authenticated from the
documents.
The Nomad's own old saddle horse,
Brownie. lived To be thiriy-odd-no one
knew exactly how many more years
there were than thirty-but thirty
were authenticated. and he was Il
grown horse when the count began.
Brownie looked round and smooth
even after thirty, but his legs We're like
sticks. and his interest I'm life. beyond
grass. was slight-The Nomad in
Boston Transcript
Alma record., 1919-04-24
ROAD MUCH LIKE CORKSCREW
Railway in India Makes Complete
Double Loop on Its Way to the
Top Of Mountain.

one of the most interesting railroad
lines, the construction OF which meant
the solution of difficult engineering
problems. is the narrow gauge railway
which winds its way up the steep
slopes Of the Darieeling range OF The
Himalayas 10 Darjeeling.
Darjeelng is noted health resort
of the British rulers OF India and the
summer seat of the Bengal govern
n.ent. II is 7,400 feet above sea level.
Its delightful climate and the magnifi-
cent scenery surrounding II. including
II panorama OF the highest peaks OF
the Himalayas. make II one OF the
most desirable places In India during
the hot season. one OF the remark
able features OF the mountain railway
Is the Chlmbatti loop probably the
only example OF its kind In the world.
The tracks. rising at n steep grade,
make complete double loop TO reach
the station on the mountain top.-POp-
ulnr Science Monthly
Alma record., 1919-04-24

The man of prUSaic mind thinks that
composition is a matter OF so arrang-
ins words that they shall convey u
meaning that is the sum OF their sep
araie meanings. But the poet knows
better. He knows that 1t i a matter
of - ordering them that they shall
suggest verbally inexpreSsble mean
ings between the lines ; that they shall,
quite literally. set spirits tO dancing
from sentence 10 sentence. flashes OF
page to page, faces to peeping forth at
the reader from behind the letters like
children from behind tree-trunks.-
Harold Goddard. in Atlantic.
Alma record., 1919-04-24
Driest Place on Earth.

The city of Payta. in Peru. is the
driest place on earth. 1t is within
five degrees of the equator. and the in-
hdbtantS see a shower on the average
of about once in two years Frequent
ly, six or eight years elapSe between
rainfallS but when shower does
come. il lasts usually from II to 20
hours. Strange as it may seem there
are seven species of annual plants
which exist in this place. and the ma
tives raise a kind of cotton with extra
long roots. which 90 down far into the
soil and obtain moisture from the bed
OF an old, dried-up river which once
ran through Payia
Alma record., 1919-04-24

rite Clark
in Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage
Patch.-adv.
Alma record., 1919-04-24
v. S. S..--YOU CAN
BUY'EM Anywhere
ENCOURAGE NATIONAL THRIFT
BY WIDESPREAD OFFERING OF
THESE STAMPS.
POSTAL SAVINGS IMPROVED
stamps Are Just A. Safe, More
Profitable and
Patriotic.

Washington. ID. C-Thrift stamps.
under plans adopted by Carter Glass.
new secretary OF the treasury. are to
be permanent part OF the financial
program OF the United States.
Drawing a lesson from Frances ex.
perience, the United States will keep
constantly on sale large quantities OF
his small sized and easily bought Sc.
curity Just as the ordinary citizen
now can put his money into postal
savings at any sizeable postofflce. so
he will be able under the new pro-
ram to buy War Savings Stamps
Instead of the two per cent. which
The postal savings pay. the stamps
viii have an interest return To their
owner of I per cent This will be- com
bounded four times yearly, instead OF
)nc6 5r twice as at banks 50 that the
real interest return will be very close
TO five per cent.
When The new program gets com
pletely under way, which will be- in
the first half of 1919. the thrifty in
clined citizen Will be able to buy the
stamps also al many stores and at
practically all banks
For 1919, and probably for a part OF
1920. the government will urge lis
citizens To purchase the stamps as
matter OF patriotism TO paw up war
bills But after that the trend Of the
will be more and more to-
ward simply encouraging the people to
save both for their own individucl
good and TO make the nation strong
financially
Alma record., 1919-04-24

s. Louis hns catacomh~ like those
of Paris The mining of clay Tor brick
and other products has lefi many
chambers and tunnels beneath ih,
outlying districts. as the quarrying of
stone for building materials long ago
cities.
Alma record., 1919-04-24
Big Factor In Treasurer.

Secretary Glass said recently th It
he planned 10 make the War Savings
stamps which will continue to bear
that name because the public is fami-
liar with it major factor in ii.
plans for the treasury department.
Gradually he hopes to educate he
american people to something OF the
same habits of thrift which have made
he French nation so strong in an
emergency
The United States. up To me time
OF lis Liberty loans. had sold no So.
curties to its people although some
had been whoesaled to bankers AMI
other big investors through such
financial houses as Jay Cook a co.
With the peopls now educated to
bonds through the war. secretary
Glass believes that the government
can sell 10 the people hundreds OK
millions OF dollars in stamps every
year The idea. like that of the pos
tai savings. won't be- TO make money
for the government, but TO pro-
vide method under which the ordi-
nary man can save money and be- alb
soluteN sure OF not losing 1t Just as
the postal saving drew millions of
dollars which had been hidden in an
uld sock" or in a garret. he expects the
stamps to result in bringing into cir.
culation great numbers Of small
boards which had been hidden away
That means better business for every
Alma record., 1919-04-24
Registered Optometrist
Your eyes carefully tested and 6ttec
Ils SUPERIOR ST ALMA. MICH
Geo. E, Sharrar
and
ChaS E. Watson
The Real.Estate Men
ALMA, MICH

We are offering for the COM
ing week:
Alma record., 1919-04-24

ing week:
TIE finest and most up-to-date
Chicken Farm in the county, 8
acres just outside of the corpora
zion, all fenced with chicken fence;
TWO coops, very modern; good s.
room house, finished in oak. heated
with a furnace; good barn with
concrete floors; concrete walks
around house, lightning rods on all
the buildings; 40 fruit trees, apples
and pears; acres Of fine land for
garden purposes. Good work horse,
all kinds of truck garden tools, 30
White Wyandotte chickens. thrown
in on the deal. For quick sale.
80 acres of good land near Marion
with 90 acrs cleared, fair buildings,
20 exchange for house and lot in
Alma.
y acres all cleared, small buildings,
70 sell or exchange for house in
Alma.
g acre fruit farm near Alma, fine
house, good buildings, good or
chard, a very pleasant home, for
sale or exchange.
20 acres near Wheeler mostly
cleared, good buildings to sell or
exchange for Alma city property.
To exchange for farm: Good modern
house in Alma, located near truck
plant and 33 acre farm near
Loomis, Mich, with good buildings
and well improved.
so good farms of all sizes and des-
criptions, for sale on terms to suit
the purchasers. II you are looking
for farm it will pay you to call
and see me.
Many modern houses in Alma for
sale at reasonable terms. II you
have a farm or house to sell, call
and list it. If you wish to buy
call and see US at once, as the time
to buy is before people get their
coal in.
SHARRAR & WATSON
Real Estate, Loans and
Investments.
Room 10, Opera House Block.
Alma record., 1919-04-24
SHARRAR & WATSON
Real Estate, Loans and
Investments.
catarrh Cannot Be Cured

by LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh Is a local disease, greatly infu-
enced by constitutional conditions. HALL 8
CATARRH MEDICINE will cure catarrh.
IL Is taken internally and acts through
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces OF the
System. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
IL composed Of some Of the best tonics
known. combined with some of the best
blood purifiers. The perfect combination
Of the ingredients In HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE is what produces such won-
derful results in catarrhal conditions
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