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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-11

one time ! couldn't scr Mrs sh1ster
for twenty minutes Awful pains IA my
head set me almost frantic and was
20 nervous, ! couldn't stand the least
noise How I suffered Often | didn't
care whether / lived or died
Il couldn't sleep on account Of the
terrible pains IN my back and head
Nothing seemed 10 do me a BIZ 81 good
until ! began using D0an's Kidney
Pulls. ! could soon see they were help
ing me. the backachc stopped my kid
neys were regulated and ! no longer
had any dizzy spells or rheumatic pains
still take DOdn's occasionally and
they keep my kidneys IN good health.
Stcorn 20 before ne.
r. W. CASSIDY. yR..
Notary Public
Get Do.n's az Any stor-. zoe Rox
DOAN' 5 IT, = YET
FosTER-MnBURs Co. BUFFALO. N. Y.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-09-11
Heal Itching Skins
With Cuticura
Still Looking After Stock,

All druggists. Soape5. Ointment . 80 Talcum 3
sa-ple each free ~ "cutieurs. Dept z. Bostons'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-27

takes a solemn VOW to determine her
own life and 10 keep it locked against
i~ntruding males.
Business-that shall be her substi-
tute for the slavery of matrimony.
Business-where she may breathe
the free air. unfettcred by the yoke
of the marriage VOW.
Adele Moore. like so many of her
sex, believes she has found the key
to a happy life after she has put
down her foot and said "Never!"
Out to a little country town she
goes in quest of a career. Adele
Moore is intoxicated by the signif-
n of hat word career" To her
1t means independence, achievement
with her own brain and hands. in
debtedness to no one. What need is
there of a husband if n may have
a career?
Just so millions of young girls set
out in life. They know better thar
to be tricked by that aIl-compelling
force of nature called love. With
their little philosophy, love becomes
excess baggage. They drop it at the
wayside station and think they have
done with it forever.
But though it may be wrong for
the d~isinterested spectator to ques-
ton the practical outcome of their
philosophy, there is no harm in smii-
ing at them. They will learn some
day. Just as Adele Moore learned,
tina love will not allow himself to
be shaken of as lightly as all that
For a time, TO be sure, o IAN be
made to behave. u eventually, as
surely as the sun rises each day, II
will break out with a vengeance. A
young and be- utiful woman can put
love in harness for a time, but 1t VIII
break its letters by and by.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-27
THRILLING FILM
At ROYAL TODAY
"The Squaw Man" Playing
Two Days---Real Lion
Plays Big Role

One of the most thrilling scenes
ever photographed in a motion picture
is the battle fought by Henry. Earl
of Kerhill, with q great lion in which
the Englishman is slain, and which Is
graphically pictured in Cecil Il. DE
Miles superb perturbation of Edwin
Milton Royle's The Squaw Man"
This photoplay, which is said to be
one of the best ever produced by this
sterling director, will be shown at the
Royal theatre today n tomorrow.
The battle scene is laid in an Afri-
can jungle. The Earl of Kerhill is an
embezzler whose crime has been
shouldered by his cousin Jim Wyne-
gate, to spare Henry's wife Diana,
whom Jim loves, disgrace and suffer-
ing. After her husbands death in the
Jungle, Diana traces jim TO wyoming
where he is living on a ranch with
his squaw, and after some exception
ally tragic scenes, they are reunited
in their mutual love.
The lion used in the picture is per-
fectIy harmless except in a film scene.
Assistant director Sam Wood played
hide.and seek with the big cat at re-
hearsals. but Thurston Hall who plays
the part of Sir Henry, who battles
with the lion, entered into the contest
with no little m~isgiyings. The Hon
was lazy and preferred doing to act
But when the camera clicked.
the animal was there with both feet as
1t were, and Hall was realistically
mauled by the king of beasts.
The various roles are in the hands
of stars including Elliott Dexter, Ann
Little, Theodore Roberts. Jack Holt,
Tully Marshall and others
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-27
STRAND BILL
BIC FEATURE
Novel Attractions Today, To-
morrow and for the Com
ing Week

'rVirtuous Sinners" q human inter-
est drama of more than ordinary in
terest, comes to the Strand Theatre
on next Tuesday as the main attrac-
ton. The absorbing story told in
this film drama is one of universal APP
peal for 1t carries one from the ZONES
of the rieh~to the novels of the poor.
ut pictures in detail the peculiar ro-
nance of a girl rescued from the
streets and q man, respected by his
society friends, who stole in the very
homes where he was an invited
guest"
wanda HawIey, who appeared as
leading lady with Douglas Fairbanks.
was the star of many Lasky produc-
tions, and who is being featured by
De Mile, plays the leading role in
'Virtuous Sinners the out of the ordi-
nary photodrama to be shown at the
Strand Theatre next week. Norman
Kerry, Mary Pickford's former lead
ing man and a player who appeared
opposite Constance Talmadge for owe
a year and in the same capacity for
Marion Davies, has the leading male
role. The story is one of deep, alb
sorbing interest, touching all classes
of society"
'She was found starving on the
streets of New York and was picked
up by Mission workers. From then
on her life was as full of excitement as
anyone would care for. The story of
! this girls life and that of a gentle
man burglar. forms the plot fouuda-
ton of fVirtuous Sinners one of the
most astounding photodramas yer
produced. Wanda Hawley and Nor
man Kerry are the stars and the at
| traction is coming to Ia Strand Thea
tire ON next Wednesday,.
-Do you know how the other half
lives? In Virtuous Sinners the
Pioneer Film Corporations great
| drama. of every day life, the story
concerns the people of the four hun
dred as well as those who live in the
Sums. 1t pictures in absorbing de-
tail the history of peoples from all
! classes of society and is perhaps n
of the most authentic n true to life
film plays ever presented to the en-
eral public. 'Virtuous Sinners will
be shown at the Strand theatre on next
Wednesday with Wanda Hawley and
Norman Kerry as the stars"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-27

meant nothing more than bondage
and slavery. Four times she had
seen herself in the future, the wife
of four different men. The Swami
from the mystic Orient had shown
her in the mystic globe the misfor-
tunes that would befall her il she
married any one of the four suitors
who then were clamoring for her
hand.
With the lawyer who promised her
undying fidelity she found herself a
wife subjected to constant humilia-
ton. With the amiable physician
she found herself a neglected chat
tel. In her innocence and ignorance
she fell into the snares that wicked
men prepared for her. With the rich
sutton she Jared no better, for he
turns out a ~hypocrite. And as the
poor mans wife she finds herself a
slave to abject poverty and a lazy
mans idleness.
'Never!" cries Adele Moore. She
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-27

At the Ditmas theatre today and
tomorrow two big super-features are
being shown, a William Fox produce
ton, why / Would No Marry" the
colossal 1919 morality drama with
an all star cast. and also as an added
attraction the noted star. Edmond
Breesc, win be seen in the sensation
al ~photoplay, The Master Crook" a
picture Of a THOUSAND thrills. To-
morrow the performance will be
continuous from 2 until IL o'clock
and presents will be given to the
Riddles at the matinee performance.
B~anished! How often nave women
banished Hymen from their heartsi
How many young girls vow that they
will never succumb to the wiles of
this god of matrimony!
Adele Moore was sure that she had
banished Hymen forever from her
thoughts. The Swami's mystic globe
had transformed her into a confirmed
bachelor girl. certain thai marriage
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-27
Riahts of others Sacred.

Our own rights we may often be at
liberty to waive. The rights of others
are another matter. As far as they are
In our keeping. we r bound to pro-
tect. We may not be generous with
other peoples property.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
ESTIMATED OUTPUT

voinoy Richmond superintendent of Che Northern Commercial Com 1auy. estimated Chat tho gold out- out of tho Yukon River bas.n this rcar is s5.250.oo0 These estimates from records ol tho American Ra.l- way Express and bauks and Include shipments from an interior Alaska ana Che Klondike. Che latter lending with f2.OOoo0o.
 The Tauaua Valley district comes ,econd with an output of million and half dollars
 Mr. Rchmond's estimates tor Che several districts arc as follows Fu.r- banks. sSO0.o00. lduarod, f75o- 0Oo. Toioyauo. f7OO.ooo; Kusko- kwim. s25o.0oO; Circle. f225.oooi Ruby. s225.o0o; Koyukuk floo- poo. Marshall city, s75.ooo; Hot Springs S6O.0OO; Ophir }5o,ooo' Rampant s25.OO0; chandlw f2o- o00.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
UNIVERSAL TRAINING

WASHINGTON. Sept E. The War Departments plan for uuiyer al training os contained m Che dc- 1armcnra biu for reorganization Of Che army on a pence timc basis would not Interfere with Che education or farm work or young men becoming eligible for service
 Gcu. pcyton c. March. chief oi stan. gave this assurance Go Che House Military Anaim Committee at tho opening bear.ug or Che proposed Icesiauou to determine Che future military policy of thc United states.
 Young mon going to school Che .hiof of stan declared. would be ordered to camp during vacation ,mc. Boys engaged in farming would bc called for training during Che winter when farm work is lax. he explained
 The proposed training period eX- tends only over thrcc months. Tho orr.uai suggestion ot Che o0iccu engaged u working out che details .of thc scheme that am eleven months training period should be adopted was discarded as a result Of his objection. Gen. March stated Hc explained:
 "rhc old id6a chat 10 takes three to Gnocu ycom to make a soldier was dispclIcd by Che war Our plan .s not like Che pruaian system. The War Department is opposed to that In toto."
 The sclccuyc service act. which worked out so successfully during Che war would become operative au- tomoucally when pm emergency arosc. Tho samc process of clImu- alton would obtain In determining Che man unfit for training on oc- count of physical defects or for other reasons
 Easing his calculations on Che sto- usdcs gathered by thc proyost-mar- shu generals onico during Che war General March sail hc estimated thai 1g3OOo youths roaehcd Che age ot go years annually Tho large mum. ber of mon subject to training would uccossi,atc Che maintenance oi Q large standing army 70 carry on Che instruction. Inc adlcl hrco -iassc. of 'broc months ca.u word Doe 'on. ducteI cach yoar.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
REMAINS FOUND

Reports huvc been received from Chlsana oi Che discovcroy of mans belongings sixty miles below Chiaana by Iack Lawrence while ou his way up river with -h.s doga; and Ono fact nat A. H Behrmau. who left Me- Carthy m May last on Q prospecting trip has not boon soon since Inc loit chmua n Juno. mako it probable that another prospcctor has lost his uo crossing tho swin streams of Alaska. The young man. who was Che son of J. w. Bohrman Of Kcnnc- wick Wash. was employed by thc Konnccott corporation last winter and icft wih Lyslc Brown n May travelled as far as Ch.sana iu his company. thcn wont on alouo. aaying
 that Inc intended to travel to Foir- banks The News has written to Fairbanks to ascertain if by any chance thc young man has reached
 hcrc. though Jack Lawrence met mo ono on the trip over that route.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
YwcA HELP OFFICIALS

She wore a uny waite bolero Of rraw linen wih an immense bow. n front very hlgh-wo.stcd and u'i- nlaitci sorro skirt. and no hat or vrap She carried Q uny suit caac and a sIIk umbrcl'o. Her rope oi black hair hung to hcr knees. her cheeks were pink with ozcitcmont she spoke only Korean yet her shy rwcet smile told Chat she knew she was in Kind hands Whore did she como from. this strange figure .n am American c.ty2
 About week ago wire was sent from secretary of che Central Field n Chicago Go thc Northwestern Field oficc Of tho Y. w. c. A. in se- atie "A Korean siri is held In se- suIe In care Of Che immigration sia- ,on She is expecting hor Intended husband but Che immigration oni- -ials refuse Go let him como after her. Thcy win permit Che r. w. C.. \. Go help Therefore. please buy hc girls uckct to Chicago with the money she has with her and start her on Che fastest through train. .olographmr us collect Che time of her arrival and by what road. She win be met at th.s ond Her name
 Miss Merry Jw.'
 When Che Northwest Field stan member called at Che immigration station she found Merry Jun. petite md dainty. just eighteen years old but already married. according Co Korean custom. seven years ago. lt look some days Co mako all necessary arrangements for Che transfer of Merry Jun from Che U. 8 immigra- ton station Co Che hands of tho r.. w. c. A Then with her Chicago ticket safely slowed oway Merry proved herself true lituo woman. Ehe had her Japanese interpreter ask for "somo American clothes to travel ina" A hurried trip to Che Bon Marcho and Che small lady pos- scssod a serge dress such as any American school girl would like. and . plush hot She was taken Co a rea- aurant for dinner but sat staring strangely at Che food until fec cream appeared. It was very evident that she had eaten chat before Every body who saw her wanted to help. Tho oniec forcc at Che Northwestern Tioid hcadouartors gave hor @ base kct Of fruit candy and cakes. not forgetting Che fancy napkins When aho saw Che present and it was made clear to her that these other girls 70 near her own ago hod given 10 to her. her face boamcd and she sunly bowed and icrked out "Thank you, vera much" her only English words
 Just ono week after Che Chicago wire came. thls noaee wont back 10 Chicago. "Mia Merry Jun loar- me tonight Chicago. Milwaukee. st Paul through sleeper. Arrive Chic caro soyon-thirty Sunday morning n charge Of Pullman conductor By his lime she is undoubtedly married n Che American way. Co her Korean husband who. for seven years. has been making a homo in Chicago for himself and his child-wiie m tar- away kOrca
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
PEACEFUL CITY

Despite statements made by our dear departed delegate chat Valdez ia a hotbcd of lawlcwncss and on- archy. Che city council Monday night again laid oa tho police officer and night watchmon to reduce expenses. Valdez has mot had m arrest for over yoar. and has had no crime of amy kind within Che city limits No drunken mon have boon seen on tho streets. no gambling has boon going on. and there have been bui two small fights Co mar Che poacolui drowsy existence Of our citizens. Valdez Miner
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happering on Douglas lslmt Twenty Yeau Ago This Wool.
 From News Files

Mmc Buoti safc Q concost ih Dour.m. m which sho waa nw|alc log Mr. mHcy and Mu h h. brown Mmc uucit was a famous singer
 Special correspondent of ihc paper made a trip to Seward City. whoro One Comet mine was working aud ald hal it was a lively camp.
 Dr. Damourcto eamo in from Ono poraunmc country He was author. ltg for che statement that ho would put In miu with forty oiamps a' Clahenua. just below Che porcupInc
 Ed Mccormick was Che pougln nand secnt for Che Alaska s.ean Laundry of Junoau
 Mootnr of skagway citizcna io. Che purpose of r.ddinr Che city o. some undesirable citizens
 Local Maa0us mot at Odd Fc..oal hall for lho purpose Of taking step. io organize a Masonic lodgc in Ono town. It was said Chat mero wcrl enough present and Chat Che char ter would arrive within sixty days
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
MILL HAN INJURED

Ed Grove. who lives at IroadweIi and .a m employee of Che A.mka Juneau m.ii was quito badly burned hy am explosion Of carbIdo nt Ono mli on Wednesday mom.ug Mr. crowo was iahon to st Ann hospital m Imou for uoamcnt Tho car- blde exploded in his nco burning lim badly and for a timo ho had loot bis sight lt ig not known yo' exactly how serious h.s injuries mny provo to bc.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
ARRIVE SOON

A Miss Hopkins. who is to teach lauguarct n Che Douglas High school. win arrive here on one of first boats from Che South. She is to take Che place made vacant by tho resignation of Miss Finger.
 Miss Winnifrcd Fairman of Seat uo. wn lloavc Seattle on Che 18th of this month to take thc position as teacher iu tho second grade of Che Douglas school This position is Doe ing filled temporarily by Mrs. Young.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET
LII Tnn

Long Trip
 Tho Annio B a back In port with thc crow of loc Adamaon. Pio Mar uui and Fred Higgins on board. Thoy have bccn away from town for. aboui three wcokH
 Carrying it Around
 Bm RoIncs has an outboard motor Il ha some of thc characteristics which distinguishes engines Of that species Most any day Bl can be seen carrying around some part of Che engine that has just hoon to Che rhop to got 0xcd or ho Is just taking thoro. lt win be mighty fine piece of machinery when it Is on amem- blcd and In working order
 Threatening
 Ed Andrews ls suu threatening to take trip on his boat. the Ev- clyn G. Hc really had trial run with Che craft last Sunday and is hoping tbat ho win caught mp on his work sufficiently Go take long cruise aoou
 In From Grounds
 Jack Kearnoy came in this week with Che Claudia K from tho salmon grounds. where he has been trolling for Che past two months.
 City of Rome Back
 After having been out several weeks to his hot springs location in Hoonah Sound. Albn Barltello. ac- companiod by Frcd Glus. returned io town thn week.
 For Talu
 After many adventures Mir. and Mra William Miller finally got away for tho Taku rivcr n their lIt- le gas boat Monday morning Lan wook they started out in tow of Bin pronums rvor boat. The boat broke down and prcntss decided not to go up Che river at this time Last Sunday Che Muers loft In their own boat They got as far as Thauo. when Che engine started buckIug and finally stopped altogether They camo back to town under tow. After working on Che engine an day Sum day. they finally got away on Mon- day morning.
 Speed Boat ! Willis Ron of Che Long cannory. | has speed boat Ilo has installed la 30-h. D. Eastport high speed en- zine in twclyc-foot hull The enc zine starts with sultson wrench but stops by itself The boat should have considerable speed. but has not as yet had a satisfactory trial trip.
 From Cruise
 Paul Kercl and his dog arrived back utown tha week. after Q cruise around tho country in Paurs new boat Che "pinnochio"
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
JOE HEARn FROM

X card was recently received from Ior Sow. s. who resigned hh posi- uou as instructor m tho noosias
 hooI at Che outbreak oi t1o War 'o enlist m Che navy Mr. sowera "'a ,ory M al one timc n thc Eaat oai recovered and whom hc wroto was on m u $ transport n France. he hoped to recr.vo H.s dfcnarf' I'o' the uary upon l.e arrival of hf .nir
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
HERE FOR soHoOL

Miss Agnes Patterson. who ia liv- mr at Thane and has bccu doing 60 au summer comes Go pouslaa ouch morning to attend One Douglas High school Rex Early and Arthur Nol son. who 1.-Two in rhmo wih then parents elso attend lho Dough- Hrh school
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
SECONDHAND LUMBER

! have a fcw thousand feet iSie ixc. 6zS. ctc. for sale ot about one lalf price of new lumber Get your mnriy quick .lt win not iaat lone Is ! am finishing up the job.
 al0 MuL. TBEADWELL.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
PERKINS HERE

M s. Perkins formerly a resident 1f Douglas. han boon visiting 'n Ju- lcau for some days attending court Mr. porkna a now publisher 2i thc Petersburg Report and q. s. Com missioner at chat place He returned home on the Jefferson today.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
TO PUYAILUP

n- Jack GHHm Icf. ou One Je.-
 ,-on for hc .outh. Mrs Glhm Is going to n,uHw. Wah.. where Der husband has already located. This nr place where Mr. and Mrs. William IuHun. iormcr residents ". norrl. bow. been living ior the
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
aONE sOUrH

John Gregory. sr accompanied by his aon John Gregory Jr. iod pm Che Jefferson last night for sc. tuo Mr. Gregory was a cook at hc Trcadwcu boarding houac and iis non was am electrician cmployeI t TrcldwclI
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
aOLNa sOON

As soon as Tom Ryan can get on lutboard motor which he had wished ln to him. running properly. he wilI Icave for trip up Ono roku river. Ho hos some dno mineral prospects 1oar Che international boundary.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
NEW CITIZEN

Knutc Durham. Of this city, roc co.ycd his final citizenship papers In ,ho district court iu Juneau on Mon day. He was formerly a citizen of Norway
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
DINNER PARTY

Mm Roao Mauloy entertained Q
 dinner party at hor homo on' yeamr last week in honor ot Ono birthday of Mrs. J Arthur Young Most of Che school teachers were -.-L.-
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
Bnys Ship

Buys omp
 J. G Zimmerman last week pur- chased Ono trolling boat Elta. Tex ia mot contemplating entering Che fishing business Immediately He has rented out thc boat Co Memrs. Armstrong ond Brown who win leave soon on prospecting trip. When thcy return. which win Doe In month or six weeks. they win rebuild Che cabin and then leave again to spend tho winter some where In thc waters of Alaska.
 Home Back
 Coming Into he Channel for Che first lime in several weeks, Che Home arrived hore early this week The boat has been nshlng out Of sitka and win SO on Che beach for an oyerhaullng before leaving again.
 Emma In
 The hailbut boat Emma arrived in Che channel early .ln thc week with in usual good cargo Of halibut The boat went on tho beach In Douglas for a short time for some minor re- pairs.
 Busy Place
 The ways back Of Che old James saw mill have been a busy place this week. Most Of Che larger gas boats that make their headquarters in Douglas have been on Che ways at one time or anothor to have work done on them. Tho high tides of Che past few days have greatly aided Che boats In getting in and out
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
FISHERMAN SICK

Pred Higgins who rcccnlIF fe- turned lo town from a ashne r.p, n u sL Ann hopial Juneau ua- der Che oare of a physician iie if quito Hek and snlernF from
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
WORKING IN JUEEU

William NcCormick who recently rrNod here from Bromcrtou. hoE ascu mach.u.sts position iu Che Warner Machine Shop .n Juneau.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
GONE TO CmCHAGOT

Prank lluW IcI' nn me NNI.N aeol "Wednesday night tor chlcha. ear wharc hc NIl hc employed W Che mU.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
GETTING SALMON

Tho J H Lons canncry hero 't tu receiving salmon ut times iron lcmeu bay Tho scInc boat Adic brought iu o load "Wednesday morn
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12

"sITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modauons. American or European plan. For terms apply to Dr. l.. P. Goddard. 5anilmium. Alaska Adv.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
LEAVE SOON

The gun boat vicksbmg is pre- pairing to leave Juneau soon 30 os not Co be caught in hc winters fec. The crew Of Che boat gave on invi- tatloual farewell dance at Che AB. Hall in Juneau iast night which
 some folks from Che Island attended.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12
VISITING IN TOWN

Mrs. s. J Kane and daughters woro visiting n town from Hoonah tho drat nart of tho week
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12

WANTED "A secondhand plano Wm pay cash. Address Box 99l Ju- ucau.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12

Job Printing at tho New6 0aIoe.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12

FOUND Round bottom trolling boat Address p. O. Box iG2 Doug lns.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-12

Job Printing ai tno Noua offIoo.