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Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01
rHE NENANA coAL FELDs

mo Nonaua coal field. which lies about 200 miles north of Cook in- lct Alaska. and win be reached by ho now government railroad from Seward. 36i miles distant hos been examined by G. c. Martin. Of Che United States Geological Survey. De- par,mcut Of Che Interior. whose re- port on is has just boon published Tho dcld is about 100 miles south of Fairbanks. Che inland terminal Of Che railroad. and is moro accessible to Che gold mines of Che ronma Val- Icy than any other coal field ln A. aska.
 Tho coal is a licnito or good grade which. whom Che field 's made ac- cossibio. win be used as locomotive mol on Che railroad. for generating power and for thawIng at Che gold mines as domestic fuel iu thc re- rIon and os fuel on steamships that ply on Panama river and possibly on some of Che boats on Che Yukon.
 Tho report gives Che classification of thc coal lond and non-coal land in Che field by sections, contains de- tailed maps showing tho areas of coai-bcarinr and on-coal bearing rocks. and gives detailed statements  of Che condition Of mining and trans portaton
 A copy of thc report w hIch is published as Bulletin G6l Of Che United States Geological Survey can bo obtained free of charge from tho Director of Che Survey at Washing ton, D. C.
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01
AIL HOLD STOCK

Custom dccroos that every mdiau baby born In hc ntue native village of Hydaburg on Prince Of Wales ial- and must become @ stockhoIdcr m ! ho cooperative store maintained hcro by hc natives under super vision of thc United statcs Bureau Of Education. declared Charles w. Hawkosworth. district federal school superintendent ot southcastorn Al- aska. who is now m Seattle with ]. Mrs HaVkcaworth
 Hydaburg was established n 1911 by group Of progressive natives and tho cooperative etorc was open ed. Eyory person who originally sotucd In Che town was stock holder In Che establishment and cy- cry native who migrated there took out stock unul now nof cvcu Che babies pro excepted from being mcm- bors of Ono business. said Mr. Hawk csworth
 Tho Indians are strong for CO., operation and organizauu mId Che school superintendent Many Inc dans In Southeastern Alaska have Joined Che Fishcrmcua Union and arc taking an active interest in che chairs Of that organization
 The natives. said Mr. Hawkes. worth. are showing a keen interest fn Che work of Che Bureau of Edura- uon. Tho day schools arc we'll at- tended by Che children and tho pa- rcnts attend Che night sessions Young and old alike Che Indians doto on mathematics Thoy likc Go figure and work out problems.
 Mr. and Mrs. Hawkeaworth went to Alaska iu 1907 on thcir honey moon For several ycau hc was a government school teacher at Point Barrow. u Che Arctic Circle. and later was superintendent Of hat district Ho has bcon superintendent of tho Southeastern Alaska district for four years
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01
COST or ROAD

John w. Hmlowon assistant to Che secretary of Che interior roc contly told Ono house territorial com- mIttee tbat Che cost Of construction of ho Alaska railroad did not oN- oeed S72.O00 a mile. and not $lio.- 00O mile as has hcel assorted by James Wickersham. former delegate Go congress from Alaska
 Mir Hallowoll appeared before Che committee to urge Che passage of a bn appropriotng SlIoooooo to complete construction of thc road. He was followed by J. L Macphor- son Of Seattle. who gavo thc com- mittoo detailed information portaIn- ne to Che cost equipment and other matters having to do with Che cone struetion Of the federal railroad. it Is probable that George B. GrIHby delegate to congress from A'ossn w.I appear before Che committee later
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01
OBTAINS DATA ON ALASKA

Tn lieu Of an actual Grip Go Alas ka. which lack of timo prevented. Dr. Hans sulzcr minister Co the United States from Switzerland and Mrs sulzer spent Tuesday after- noon go nr over lhe exhibits and studying the dlos oi Che Alaska Bu- reau of tho Seattle Chamber Of Commerce and Commercial Club. Tho Swiss minister. who has been in tho city for Che past few days on his first tour of ho country sincc hia appointment about two years ago. left yesterday for Washington, D. c. Tie win mako horoturn trip through tho northern section of Che country after having visited California and other points on Che southern route
 pr. sulzcr made a complete study of Che interior worHngs or Ono Chamber os a key to Che actual op. cratIon O fan American commercial. organization. Uo displayed an os. pcciily keen Interest In Alaska. re. marked upon che fuunoss Of Che data available in Seattle and this oity'i inalionablo right to regard Che ter ritory as a sister state.-seattl' Times.
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01
NOTICE

Notice h hereby given that pur- suaut to am Act of Che Territorial Legislature. thcrc is hereby madc. imposed end levied upon each mulo person. except soldiers. sailors in Che Navy or Revenue Cutter service volunteer Gremcn. paupors Insane persons. or Territorial charges. within tho Territory Of Alaska or the waters thereof over Che age Of twonty-onc yoara and under Che age of ffty years. am annual taH i'm the sum of Five Cf5.0o) Dollars. Co be paid and collected In Che manner provided by law. and deposited by Che Treasurer Of Che Territory of Alaska in a separate fund called Che school Fund" and used for mo other than school purposes
 Said tax is now due and payable and becomes delinquent on the frat Monday in tho month of August Of each year,
 An persons subject to this tax are hereby notified to pay sald tax io Che School Tax Collector. and 'n ease or failure to do so Che penal- ucs provided in soc B of Chap. 29 of Che Session Laws Of Alaska win bc imposed. L. w. klLbVltN'
 School TaX Collector
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01
VEGETABLES GROW IN ARCTIC

Oscar A. Schultz, won known ! trader who a n Dawson from his post al Ono mouth of old Crow rivor, on Che porcup.no riyor brings on Interesting story of his experiments thoro ln growing vegetables Hia post is located about 67it north Iiautudo Tho Arctic Circle Ia 66it north SO Chat Mr. Schulz is a ful degree within Che Arctic Circle. He soys.
 "Wo enjoy thc blaze of tho mld- night sum at our latitude much longer Chan they do at Fort Yukon on tho circle. We geo tho midnight sun as oarly a May 21 Wo havo @ garden at our placo In which WIG have grown with much success tur- nlns as thick as mans arm We also grow uiorc lettuce. spinach. car- ro,s and kalo. and have planted somo boots and potatoes this year for tcst also plan to build O green house and lo raao tomatoes. cucumborr and other vegetables which wu mood to be started under rias soarly In Che season
 Mr. schul io owner or tho swift gasoline launch Moose. which was built at whltohouc and passed through Dawson last year ou route Go Che porcupino river. Mr. Schulz reports having had remarkable sue cess with Che craft on Che porcup.no. 10 is said to bc tho swlitcat craft of any kind. not excepting any steamer in Che Yukon watershed. Mr. Schulz aays.
 Tho people from whom ] bought
 ho Moose ten me she clipped oo twenty miles am hour in Che som waters of Lake Lobargc. sho cor- ninly runs like moose In Che swift waters of Che Yukon and Che Por cupIno. From Fort Yukon Co old Grow post is 2SO miles. and shc makes thc trip In GO hours
 "Tho boat has @ f0-horsopowcr Loow-victor engine. is 37h feet long. six feet beam and draws six Go seven Inches of water on Ono av- craze have @ barge which she pushes ahead with freight. Tho Moose is at Fort Yukon oud win take up my supplies for tbo winter Dawson News
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01
NEW FISH BUYERS

A factor thut may help Che Alaska halibut fishermen has made it ap- pearance In Seattle. as the following from Che Times would indicate.
 Outbidding representatives Of se- attlc Ash companies and dsh brokers. officers Of tho newly organized Pa- cidc Sea Products Association. conn posed Of owners of Seattle Gshng vessels. yesterday afternoon swept Che board clean at Che Seattle Hali- but Exchange. purchasing au of Che catches Of haibut and cod on Che market.
 Twenty thousand pounds of haii- but brought to port by Che schooner Yellowstone was bid In at 1OH cents pound. Tho catch of thc schooner Pcrshing just in from tho banks. was purchased by Che associ- ation. 10000 pounds Of halibui be- ing bid In at 1Oi5 cents and 2.0OO pounds Of mixed cod at q cents a pound Ten thousand pounds of halibut brought to port by the schooner Evolution was purchased by tho association at 1oh cents a pound
 Tho Deep Sea Products Association is composed of Che owners ot seven ty-dvc fishing vessels. virtually thc entire Seattle fleet Tho a@5cia- tion has a selling agency which dis- poses of Che dsh in Che local and eastern markets.
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01
IncREAsE N rAMILY

City poo-nah w J Grant who ia also chicken anc.or ia having grcat success wiih hu chicken iam which he attends to during Che few sparo minutes that he hag ioit afior performing ha many other duties Ho recently aoi Q dozen cssa under am old hon Chat bad up Co Chat tImo been setting ou door knob. and out of Che dozcn oggH clovcn chicks were matched out The many friends of Mr. Grant arc pcak'ng worry pleasantly now whom thoy see him. ia tho hope chat ho win remember them with aprIngcm In tho near iu- uro.
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01
TAxEs DUE

The taxca for tho city Of Douglas arc now duo aud payable at Ono of- flee of Che City Clerk Tho clrk win bo m hH o0ieo betwoon Che hours Of 9 and ] D. m each day To receive tax money A discount of 5R is allowed on Che taxes if thcy arc paid before Che dato of dclin- oucncy October ist
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01

10 hos been estimated that it win require S25.000 Co pay Che expenses Of Che city Of Seward from now untn next April The police department is Co get s3.OO0. 0rc department S2.- 900. streets S200o, and various other departments m proportion.
 Two skagway young ladies have embarked in Che business of guId- Ing tourists to places Of interest around skagway. The girls havo spent practically an thoir lives In Che town. They recently acted as guides Go a party Of fifteen tourists who visited Denver glacier.
 One of tho features or Ono Fourth of July celebration at Ncnoua wos la couple of boat races by gasoline launches. The rcc-for-an was won by Che Fairbanks Kid. with Che Vie tory second. In Che handicap race tho Victory won. with Che Kid scc- ond. A straightaway race for dis- tancc ls talked of between the two boats to settle which is Che best
 The Kingston brothers. whom both Che mounted police Of Canada and tho U. S. marshars o1ico have been searching for for tho past scv- eraI months. turned mp Che other day at Fort Yukon. Thoy did not know chat anyone had bcon looking for them. They spent Che pnst wine Ger on Che Arctic side Of Che Firth river.
 Tho collier Nau8hau has ioit sc- attle for Che Pribuof islands with O cargo ot supplies for thc U. s. Bu- roau of Fisheries Tho boat has as cargo 2.000 tons of general morchan- disc. coal and other freight for st Paul and st George islands. She win also have on board two tractors and about a dozen trallcrs obtained by Che bureau from Che war dopart- mont for service in hauling sool- skins from the rookorios Co tho vil- lagos on SC. Paul and St George isi- ands. where thcy are prepared for shipment AS passengers there win be a couple of physicians and some school teachers
 Another blg drcdgo has gone Co work noar Dawson lt is Canadian No. 9. belonging Go Che Canadian Klondlko Co., It is working thc craycls of Bear creek at Che exact spot whcrc Berry and Fields yoors ago worked by Che old individual methods. where hundreds of thou- sands or dollars In dust were taken out Tho drcdro Is a biz one having 6s buckets iu its liuc. Most an Of Che steel buckets have been salvagod from old ones that woro diacarded long ago. before Che price of man. ranose went sky high Tho repair and strengthening work on them wero done by electric welding.
 A son Of Archdcacon Mcdonald was recently visiting hls widowed mother in Dawson Tho son Hives on Che old Crow a tributary ot thc Porcup.nc river ot the top ot tho map of Che Yukon and on Che eye brow of Che earth. He is trappor Two of his brothers were In service during Che war and one died. His father. who was tbo most famous of au Yukon pioneer missionaries, came Go thc Mackenzie and Yukon years ago and performed wonderful work among Che Indians He trans lated .ho Bible and several hymn books into their language and his translation is sull used by tho no- tivcs or Che interior.
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01
Sore Throat, Colds
Quickly Relieved BY Hamlin'o
 Wizard on

Uamiins Wizard oil is a simple and effective treatment for sore throat and chest colds Used as a Clrg.c for sore throat it brings quick refct Rubbed on the chest it will often loosen up a hard. deep seated cold in one night
 How often sprains. bruises. cuts and burns occur m every family, as we'll as lttc troubles like cauchc, tocthlche. cold sores. clnksr sores, suf neck and tired aching feet Soothing. healing Wizard Oii will al- ways brug quick relief
 Get 10 from druggists for 90 cents. 1f not satisfied return Che bottle and gct your money back
 Ever const.nlIcd or have sick headachc7 Just try Wizard Liver Whips. pleasant httis pink pills, 90 cents. G1aranieeL
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01
BACK FROM HAYNES

K. R payhuu who has charge oi bc tearing down of tho old 2io mIll at Trcadwol returned from a visit at UaIncs on last saturduy and hos resumed hIa job of tearing down Che mnl Fred uborti who had been visiting with him. also returned.
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01
FEELING BETTER

Louis Corb.ollo. who was in Che local hospital for a flow days. is again on Che Etrcets. He hae boon very sick and is not yet entirely TO- covered.
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01
IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. John Culiean is in Sl Ann hospital suffering from an aificiion of Che throat
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01
BABY BOY

A son was born Co Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Flcck on rhurgday of lua. week
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01

Become % stockhoidor n Che Unit ed states- buy war-savInga stamps.
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01
FERRY TIME CARD
JUNEAU FERRY & NAVIGATOR
 COMPANY
Tue Gents

Leaving Juneau for Douglas, Tread
 well and Th8ne T.IH am. f.I0 p.m. sH.HH u nm f.Un D. m. 12.I5 9. m. s-.aN p.m. EeHH n m. g.an !. m. ea.HD D. m. 1l.fn 2. m. Saturday r.eht ft00 a. m.
 .unar.ar only Leaving Douglas for TreadweI and
 Thanc
 T-r am. 4.55 p.m a.I1 a.m. f.l5 p.m. fe.en.n m. g-f5 D.. m. a.r5 p.m. ll.25 pm Saturday rIelt I-f5 d. m. Leaving Douglas for Juneau N.rU "a. m. 5.a5 n. m. rr0.e5 am. f.51 p.m. rf.fN u.m T.f5 p.m. -.I5 r.m. f0.25 p.m. Saturday night l-55 a. m. sFreett win bo accepted. Subject to change without notice
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01

Tor ho hest and noatost Job print. ing. come Go the News odico.
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01

"sITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modations. American or European plan. For terms apply to Dr. L. F Goddard. saniiarium. Aiaska.--AdY.
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01

Iob PrlnlLns ,. Lhe M oLlIoo-
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01

Iob PrLntlns q lhe Nen. aLlee.
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01
PIANO TUNER

GEORGE ANDERSON Export
 2o ycars experience High Grade Paycrs and Pianos for Sale and Rcnt Address Box 99i. Juneau. Phone l-l-G
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01

According to Major Waugh. Che rovcrumont win soon construct road at Uydcr. Alaska. Go open up Che country whore somo or the mines are located. There is already road through tbo district sixteen miles ione that was constructed by pri- vatc interests at a cost or $S5.0oo. Tho government road win continue along Che same course and the pres ent road win be gravclod over and widcncd Tho Major also said that mining companies would build a rail- road 22 miles long paralelling tho government road. for Che purpose of hauling ore.
Douglas Island news., 1919-08-01

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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-14
CONFERENCE is GIVEN
REPORT OF UNION
DELEGATES
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-14
BAYNE:BRADF0RD ARGUES OWN CASE
.NUPT|ALS OCCUR At IN CIRCUIT COURT
SOLDIER FIGHTS TO SECURE
REVERSAL OF DIVORCE GRANT
ED HIS FORMER WlFE-ADVlS-
ED TO GET COUNSEL.

John StrutherS tN-Nank, who has
been waging a fight in the circuit
court to have a divorce granted his
former wife. SUSIE Slruthers. this
morning appeared in his own behalf
before Judge Slough in the circuit
court an dargued for an order set.
ting aside the decree. but met with
little response from the Judge.
Struthers explained bis purpose be
fore the court, but was not very
warmly received. when his case was
stated and the import of his mission
impressed itself upon Judge Slough
Il would like, your honor" said
Struthers. TO have the decree award
ing Mrs, Susie Struthers divorce
set aside
Are you representing yourself?"
intcrpolated the judge,
Yes. sir, he replied,
Then you remind me of the man
who diagnosed his own case without
employing a physician, admnistere
his own medicine, and hen when Ee
didn't get well he cussed every body
because ne kept growing worse, ''
added the Judge.
Get a lawyer, hc advised.
But | demand to he heard Il is
your duty to hear me and I'm going
to be heard, chimed in the excited
'StrutEers, al which the court looked
calmly over his glasses and if Strutn,
ers had known that look a little bet
ter he would have been sufficiently
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-14
NO INDICATION OF
NEW FLU EPIDEMIC

st. Louis, oct II There is no IL
dicatlon Of an epidemic of influenza
this winter according to speaker At
the convention OF the Association OF
Military Surgeons of the United states
in ScSsion here today
Col Victor G. vaughn in an address
declared the dirtier the atmosphere
aNd the more bacteria on hrrathed
the more immune he would be TO the
disease. This wa% proved he said Dy
statistics complied during the war
which showed tn" greatest death rate
from disease as among men from tAe
rural districts.
THE city reared man." he asserted
"is accustomed to breathing filthy air
while the country bred man is not
and consequently foul atmosphere
will affect the latter sooner than the
former.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-14
PARSON MAYNARD
ON HOMEWARO LEG


CHICAGO, oct IT. Six contestants in
the trals-coutiuentai race are near
ing both coasts TO swell the total IF
flyers who have once crossed the con
tinent and are ready TO begin the re.
turn trip az soon as the condition OF
their plane and the rules OF the race
viii permit
At LIE Lieut.. Maynard hoped of
on the return journey
Twelve Complete Trip.
Mncola \ Y oct. Il With
twelve out of siNty-two original start
ers safely across the continent and
preparing TO start the return flight.
the first halls of the army air service
trans-confineutaI race between Win.
cola aud san Francisco entered on its
final phase today
BY sundoWn it was expected that
the majority of ,ho remaining conteS-
ants would have checked in al the tp ,
seaboard control stations Only TWO
of the fifteen original san Francisco
starters still in the race remain to
check in at Mlneoa. Five already
have arrived. and the other eight have
been forced out along the route b;
accidents The Two remaining flyers
are Major /. c. Rar'hOlf who spent
last night at the Rochester. \. !,
control aud Liout =. J. Richter. who
stopped over al Cleveland
OF the score ar more of west bound
flyers still in the race nearly all had
reached or PASSED Chicago and the
majority were within a days flight ot
san Francisco
With Lieut. e. W Maynard, The "hv.
ing parson' preparing 10 start the
4 ght hacj from san Francisco a.
ZIP this afternoon, contestants Wh0
finished the first lap at Mineola dis
played lit'le enthusiasm for the return
flight All were severely fati2upd by
the "trip east which was made under
irving weather conditions, and several
expressed the belief that no practicil
purpose would be- served by con inu
ing The races. All stated that they
nave contemplated starting back. If il
Is proved possible to get their planes
repaired with in the nmety.six hou,
time limit set by the air service
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-14
tn Give Chicken Supper.

The Dayton Flomemakcrs Circle
will hold a chicken supper at the
Club House in Dayton, on Thul Sdav
evening. October 10th. supper will be
served from TO O'Clock A cordial
invitation is extended to everybody
In the county to attend.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-14
AIR MAIL CARRIER
BURNED TO DEATH

B4IiimOOro, OCt. II" LYmOn DOtN,
pilot Of one Of the New York Wash.
irgtCn mail ajrplanos, was burned TO
death today ut the Rollingroad Golf
Club when his plane dased into the
ground and his gas tank exploded,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-14
To Serve Cafeteria Supper.

The ladies' Of the Conversational
church will serve a cafeteria supper
on Wednesday evening, October f.. at
6 O'Clock In the parlors of the church
The general public has been invited
10 attend this supper.