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Douglas Island news., 1919-09-26
INTEREST PAID ON
 THIRD LOAN BONDS
More Than S6oOOOOo Paid Out at San Francisco to Bondholdeu
 in Twelfth District

SAN FRANCISCO. The United sntu government paid out more than s6.000.000 on September 10th. in som-aumh Interest to holders Of Third Liberty Loan bonds in Ono Twelfth Federal Reserve District This interest payment added Co tho two previous interest iusnllmouu pald on Third Liberty Loan bonds by Che roycrnmmt gives total oi nearly siS.OO0o00 earned since May. 1918. by Che S2S7975,ooo inc vested by iiO25st purchasers of bonds O fthc Third loan In thia Fod- oral Reserve District
 "Bo sure and clip your coupons and cash ihcm." ls Che advlcc broad castod to holders of Che Third Loan bonds by Robert E. smith, director O f.he War Loan Organization of Che Twelfth Federal Reserve District Coupons uucashcd arc Idle money. 10 is mo trouble to cash your coupons. Just clip tho September 10 coupon oH and present it Go any bank and you win got your money 10 is no moro trouble than getting change for a bnl"
 Ifaii b0ndholicrs in America cash- od thoIr coupons on September 10th,
 there would be In circulation Che next day nearly &StOOO.O00 moro mouoy than thcro was Che day be- fore That s approximately Che to- tai amount Of interest to bo paid out on Che Third loan as a whole at ths time.
 "Hcrc is chance for Che people Co hit Che high prices Q hard blow. said Director Smith "Eyery Man Woman and child who owns a Third Loan bond should cash Che coupon and immediately buy Thrift or War Savings Stamps or Treasury Savings Certificates which bear more inter est than Che bonds. Investment Of Che Third Loan bond Interests at Che bank window immediately upon cashue Che coupons win keep that sS5.OoO.000 out Of circulation and hus help kccp prices down.
 "I cannot urge too strongly thc wisdom of letting Che government keep hs Interest money and. mot only that but continued buying Of War Savings Stamps out of cvcry pay envelope. lf everyone iu Ono United States would set asidc some- hu reacb week for War Savings Stamps earning chem four per cent interest compounded every thrcc months. it would bo O very short tmc until thcrc would be notice ablc drop In prices
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-26
SULPHUR AND GOLD

Many of Che Aouum islands chat crcsccuuc Ino of volcanic isles and incu Chat stretches westward from Alaska Peninsula toward As.a bear dcporits of sulphur Of tho type called solnuas Sulphur claims have been located at three places on thcac islands and on Che peninsula. one of them u Che crater of Makushm vol- emo on Uualasko island Thspclk which s about G.OO0 feet high. Is capped by perennial snow and. fec and bears glaciers ou ts s.on@ down to points abou. 2.5o0 feet above Che sea- The sulphur deposit is Che only port of Che crater that ia nomanontiy free from snow and ice being kept so by Che subtwrunom heat and by Che discharge of hot sulphur vapor which issues from vents in Che rocks with loud roor In ms crater 10000 to l5o0o toms of sulphur may be available for min- inr
 Another deposi. of sulphur Is on Akm island. lt covers 10 or 20 acres and contains about l2o0 toms To Che acre. su lanothc is on s,op- oyak bay. on the south shore Of Che Alaska Peninsula.
 A report ou those deposits by A. G Maddrou. has ius. been published by Che United States Geological sur- ycy. n a pamphlet entitled "sul- phur Donoai,s and Bench placors of Southwestern Alaska lBu.icun 692-El. an advance chapter Of Che Surveys annual bulletin on Che mineral resources of Alaska. l9li
 Mr. Maddreu examined also thc deposia Of placer gold u Che beach sands of Kodiak island. where m'n- ing hos been carried ou for 3o years and whero Che value of Che annual ounu, of gold has ranged from sa.O00 to sIO000. He sketches Che geology Of Che .8land and de- scribos mo beach deposits Chat con- tain Che gold and thc.r mode Of or- irIn. as we'll as tho methods used in mining. Hero che gen hos done for
 Che gold miner Che work that H done lnland by streams 10 has os- sorted and concentrated particles of gold. which were derived from the buns chat border tho beach for mile. along Che island Tho storm surf along hia coaat a powerful cnough to move bouIdor Chat weigh toms. and Che play Of tho waves couccn- uates tlo fine gold in patches tha. yield good returns lo tho minor.
 Mr. Moddrona reports can bc oh.
 a'uod free of charge ou application to no Director Of Che Geological Survey at Washington. D C
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-26
CCRDOVA's NEW
 ENGINE TRIED OUT
Troubles of @ Small Town Fire 0e partment at Gas Boat Fire
 Recently

The following account of lro on board a ras boat ot Cordoya a shor, umc ago. as takcn from lhc Times. win bring home to loeai pco pie Che fact that Are lighting ays temg and aremon ore not nmlblc'
 Wih dolonouon which shook Ono whole city, bringing people who had retired for Che night Co Che wine dows of mcIr homc.. and causing habtuos of Che pool rooms and other places to rush to tho streets u large numbers. au explosion on board thc lnunch Wan about midnight lmt might got nrc Go tbc craft as shc ay at tho city dock and nearly caused hcr destruction
 It was some t.mo hitter thc cNplo sion hal thc siren at tho Public uuues o0.co oundod Che alarm to be quickly followed by tho ring ing of Che Gre bcu and aeaIu thcrc was some delay m locating thc scene os tho explosion and fro Tho now dro apparatus was rotIcu out with some difficulty owing Co lhc fact chat there was DO light m thc Ore hau and O chemical drawn by hand which started for tho scene cE- Dloded and blow tho cover off before reaching its destination
 It was night of mahaps The chemical engine. driven by Dick Korwood. started down Ono c avenue hni toward Che dock. and at point near Che alley between First and Water streets One front axle gave way and Che machine was a heIp- less wreck
 The hose was quickly removed from Che machine and a connection made with Che hyimmt at Che mter- section of Che railroad witch c arc- uuo. and two lines of hose werc laid.
 In Che meantime Che Wui had burst into soothing maH of flames and Che adjoining warehouses. con tamme much combusublo material wore endangered. Willing men. ot t. Che risk of tbo consequences with poles succeeded In moving thc burn- ing vessel somc distance from Che wharf, and m Che meantime che fire mon had got two streams of water on thc fire Tho Ore had gained such hcadway. however that .t was soon seen hat tbc ol-mturalel launch would be almost totally de- aroyed The efforts ol hc arcmcn were successful in preventing One fire from spreading to One doch
 The Waif Is owned by Matthew. and Arnold For a umo she was n Che oil trade botwcon Naaln and Prince William sound ports but lately her placo has boon taken on that run by Che Pioneer and she has been engaged in towing on Che sound
 Tho loss io Che vessel win amount to about S75o sho carried uo n- uraucc
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-26
FERRY TDIE CARD
JUNEAU FERRY 6 NAVIGATION
 COMPANY
Leaving Juneau for Douglas Tread
 u.T and Tr.re

Leaving Juneau for Douglas. Tread
 well and Thlnc rI. .m f.fH r.u. m E.H. D. m. f..I- nm Er.a. pm
 " nu H..H u m. t..H nm tf.IU r. m. ru.... U.eHt. i..H .. m.
 N...u nnE Leaving Douglas ior rradweu and
 Tl8ue
 r-. .m H.-r u.m H.I. ann E.I5 pm f.. H.Ir n.m. .. pm II.-r D. .u
 n.'.. n.-.. I.I1 u. m Leaving Douglas for Juneau
 n. m. ff... um f.l. r.m OH. pm r.I- pm. I- I".-. n u Saturday n.ert I.-- a. m. rr.r.t uu H. accepted srn..t .o chang. without notice
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-26
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

N. L>f1-A
 Tn m. District Court for tH. Tcr-i-
 o-. ol h'a.sa Division No 0nc
 u. Juneau
 Jack sehuo. panHr
  N.a s.h.In. Defendant
 To Eaa s.H.'o. Defendant C-cc,- Ire
 In Ono nam. ol Hc United States o. hmr.. ta .r. hereby c1m- marlcd to bc and appear m Che above erurI Court. holden at Ju- ueu hssa in aH Division ot .a.f Territory and answer Che com- rart meI aea|nst saa n the above eruI.I Court n Che above entitled action within thirty days after Che completion of Che period Of public cation and service of ths summons upon you. and .f vou ai. so To ap- pear and answer ior want thereof che ria.uur win apply io Che Cour. for tl. reIe. demanded tn said come nanf copy or which s lIel w.th trc eIcrs of tte above entitled court The relief prayed for in said com. rnrf |. ..e dissolution O. Che bond. O. mi..marr cVstre betueeu plain. aF and foanirr. The order o' publication or tda 1mmons wls made and dated thc i>tt day O. June. fala. anu .f. period ot pubu oauon or hs summons a once a week for six consecutive weeks ths f-st publication to be made on th, 20th day ot June 1919. and Che ias' publication hereoI on th, first day of August Iafa. and fhe umc vIth in which rou ar. required .o appear and answer s on or before 'hc fu frv of September fsfa.
 I'm witness whereof hgc hero unto set my hand and an.Xci th. seal af th. above cnnfiei court tht 18th day of Juno lal9.
 I ". BELL Cicrk .seau By JOHN T. REED
 Deputy Clerk
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-26
NEWS NUGGETS FROM ALASKA News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges, to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 Northand

Tho city of Nome ia mourning over Che fact chat Che soldiers from Fort Davis. near Chat place mo al Go be transferred to Fort st Michael
 Improvements Chat win bo yalu- ablo aids to navigation on tho St.k- inc arc soon to begin The work .s Co bo undertaken by Che Canadian eoyornmcut Particular attention win bc given to the Glouou r.mcs.
 Nick DoCourt Che wrestler who has bccu spending Che summer at Kanan. is getting ready Co go south again and sorycs notice on Kotchi- kan fans that if thoy want Co see a match Go ect ,hcir iocal champion ready
 Tho run Of silver salmon n South western Alaska Is exceeding an oz- Bccnuous It Is also said Chat the seas there are doing a lot of dam ago Co Che Ash. sclnom have Co do battle with Che seals Go dr.yc them away from the rot
 J. B. Chubcrg. president of Che scand.navIan-Amorican bank of Sc- atuc and Che Miners and Merchants bank Of Kctchikau is expected In Che latter city soon to spend several weeks at Che saltchuck m.uo. in which he a heavily interested.
 Three Cordoya mon were recently holding some kind of celebration In cabin In that town Tho mar shols raidcd Che placc and found ovi- dcuce Of liquor on tho premises be- sides lot of broken bottles wine dows and furniture. lt cost Che men $l50 cach In Che commissioners court
 J.J Counors. Of Juneau. has just recently returned from Hydcrwhoro he closed deal whereby ho gave Gus s.cGcrt a bond on h.s Rcd Top mine ior S25O.OOO. The Red Top group is In Che same mineral belt os Che Premier B.g Missouri and several other properties chat arc ate ractms considerable attention now.
 Tho Aasu Aircraft Ca. win make its headquarters m Valdez and cX- poets to operate by uoxt February. Tho company announces it win carry freight Go interior Alaska at tho rats of 65 cents per ton mHe and pas- sourcm for 55 cents per mlo A representative of tho company Is now m Che East securing rc.gh,- carrying ar planes
 Herbert Wilson has been appointed commits .oncr for Che Kautshua country and win locatc at Kont.shua City on Eureka creek. Judge Wl- son was appointed to his position some utuc time ago but has had but two cases before him and thoy wore on account ot Che same man. who was charged with insanity and acquitted both times The Judge win open Q store in Che new city and was recently iu Fairbanks for supplies.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-26

Job Printing at Che News oniee
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-26

Plano for rent Phone ll9. Juneau.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-26
TO RAISE FOXES

c. J. Alexander H R Alexander and William Dodge an wcil known residents of Hoonah. have ncorpo- rated % company Co go into thc fox raising business They intend Go lcasc am island for thc purpose The two Alowndors are interested in Che Hoonah Packing Co.,, while Dodge .s a business man Of Hoouah and a son-Iu-iaw of Mr .aud Mrs s J Kane
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-26

Upon their return from Nenana recently. where they were defeated in three straight games oi baseball Che Fairbanks ball team riggod up a fake funeral They let it be known before Che arrival of Che boat that thcrc had boon an accident and Che wholc town was at Che wharf to see what had happened A dummy corpse was placed on strctchcf and taken from Che boat with an Che bah players acting as mourucrsl lt was some tme before Che people tumbIod chat t was Che corpse oi Che Fairbanks ball team returning home.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-26
NEW JOB

Felix Gray has taken position m Che supply department at rhano Hc was formerly employed at Tread we'll
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-26
ENGLISH AS SHE IS SPOKE

A visitor from Che westward haui- ed a friend Of thc Times Che follow ng literary gem as specimen ot native uso of English. Ho explains Chat while this may appear lIttlo odd to white folks Che natives have no difficulty m arriving al the meaning Intended Go be conveyed. and Che warming Is followed roiis- lously.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-26
hultHNNH. Aiaata. VILLAGE DOG OWNERS

We must look after itue moro better with our dogs thon ever before. because we have lo pay for our dog. whom Che dog nko any thing o0 some body elso be- long. don't make any differed who they are have Co pay.
 COUNsILMEN OF KOTZEBu.
Douglas Island news., 1919-09-26

WANTED "A second hand piano. Wm pay cash Address Box 99l Ju- ncau.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-11-21
DEMOCRATIC.

BY way of friendly greeting the
Prince of Wales said TO the Ameri-
can people:
Your institutions. your ways OF
life, your aims are as democratic
as ours"
To many this will seem strange
expression to come from the flu
turc king of the British empire. We
have moi been accustomed to think
ing of England as Il democracy.
Yet ii is. In many respects more
democratic than Amcrica. Govern
mcnt there is really more respon-
Sivc to the will of the people. Had
Il situation such rs We now have in
The Senate developed in the English
Government the matter would have
gone back TO the people for dcci-
sion long ago.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-11-21
Will SEEK NOMINATION.

Judge T.. l.. Morgan. member o.
thc Public Service Commissions.
on Nov. 18th. offered his re3igna-
ton To Governor John J. COrnwciI
and annunccd his candidacy for the
Republican nomination for Gov
crnor subject TO the May primary.
His resignation was not uneXpcct-
ed. Ii was previously announced
that he would take this step. He
halls from Marion county.
a Republican will succeed Judge
Morgan OH the Commission. Gov
crnor Cornwcll stated several
weeks ago. since a bipartisan com
mission was included in the Gov
errors platform when he was elect
ed in 1916. Acknowledgement Eng
land, who is a prospective candi-
date for the Republican nominal
ton for Governor, says he is not
ready yet TO formally announce his
candidacy, but that he has not
changed his intention of entering
the contest.
On Wednesday the Governor APP
pointed +. q. Rider, Republican, to
succeed Judge Morgan in the com
mission.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-11-21
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF NEST VIRGINIA, Greenbrier
county. S.: At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court OF Grecnbricr county. OH
the first Monday in the month OF
\OvcmbcE 1919.
Emma Eaklc, Complainant,
rs.
Charles J.. Eaklc, Defendant.
The object of this suit is to sell
the real estate of which The defend
AMI is seized in Grcenbricr county
20 pay of and discharge the liens
against same. and it appearing.
from affidavit filed. that the defend
ant. Charles l.. Ealile, is non
resident of this State. ii is ordered
that he do appear here within one
month after the date of the first
publication of this order and do
what is necessary TO protect his
interest in this suit.
ii. G.. SKAGGS, Clerk.
}. 5. S. McWHORTER, sol. 11-14-4t
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-11-21
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Grccnbrier
county, S.: At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court Of Grcenbricr county. on
the first Monday in the month of
November, 1919.
Ncttic +. Francisco, Complainant,
VS..
Emmett Francisco. Defendant.
In Chanccry.
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain an absolute divorce. and il APP
pcarinS, by affidavit filed, that the
defendant, Emmett Francisco. is IA
nonresident of this State, it is ord
cred that he do appear here within
one month after The date of the first
publication OF this order and do
what is necessary to protect his
interest in this suit.
II. G.. SKAGGS. Clerk.
J. 5. MCWIoRTER, sol. l1-14-4t
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-11-21
THIS IS NOT POLITICS BUT BUSINESS.

The treaty of peace ought now
at this session of CongrcsS-to be
ratified, perhaps with some rcscr-
vationS but certainly without de-
SiruCtivc reservations.
Business men know that four
powerful forces are influencing re-
adjustments and the status of our
domestic and foreign commerce,
namely:
First. Incorporation of the
peace treaty.
Second. The unsettled labor and
industrial situation both here and
in Europe.
Third. Limited cxporis-raw
materials, farm products and all
kinds OF manufactures.
Fourth. Foreign credits and eX-
change.
Business men know that delay in
getting The peace treaty into cifcc-
tive operation is preventing stabili-
cation of European government and
! tradek that such delay, by prevent
ing The labOring classes from get
ting to work. is aiding the forces
of extreme radicaliSm everywhere;
and, that prolonged delay will de
press all lines of American business
and prevent the early solution of
The problem of exports, foreign
credits and exchange.
TIE giving Of large sums TO help
European distress is right and pro-
per. but no permanent relief can
come till these people are put back
to work through The obtaining OF
| raw materials and machinery, and
only credits that will not be given
until after The ratification Of The
treaty will do this.
American business. large and
small. is being handicapped by The
delay The time has come for
nincty-SiX Senators to get together,
act get the treaty out of he way
AT This session and then cOnccn-
iralc on the solution of vital do
nestle problems. Can we not. rs
business men, cease consuming our
energies arguing among ourselves
over details in reservations TO parts
OF the treaty and uniicdly urge the
Senators to get together and ACT i'm
mcdiatcly?
We believe The situation so scri-
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-11-21
ROUNDUP OF RADICALS.

Raids were conducted in Wash
ington and Oregon cities on Nov.
18Th by State and Federal officials
in Industrial Workers of the World
headquarters. and many arrests
were made of alleged members of
the organization.
In fact all over the country the
Government is rOunding-up the
radicals consisting mainly Of mem
berS of the RuSSion Union. who
have come to this country TO
spread The damnablc doctrines of
Russian anarchy aiming to over
throw all established forms of gov
crnment. Thousands of foreigners
are already under arrest and will
be dcportcd as soon rs their cases
can be heard and the facts shown.
In the mean time Atlorncy-Gen-
cral Palmer is asking Congress to
amend and strengthen the cspion-
age laws SO as TO facilitate the pur-
suit and arrest of these men. Mr..
Palmer disclOScS the fact that his
department has more than 10000
persons under surveillance as radi-
Gals with whom ii is unable to cope
because of weakness of present
statutes.
There should be no lct-up until
the last one OF them is expelled
from the country. There is room
here for law-abiding men but none
Tor wild-cyed, crazy anarchists
who would disorganiZc all society
and destroy all government, offer
ing nothing in their stead.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-11-21
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
following accounts are before The
undersigned Commissioner of Ac-
counts for settlement:
E.. W. kcrShncr, administrator Of
the estate of w. II. Hughes. dcccas-
ed.
J. +. Livesay, administrator of
the estate OF +. b. Hutchinson, de-
ceased.
j. &. Watts and John S. Wilkin-
son. administrators of the estate of
T.. y. Watts, deceased.
l1-21-2t SAM'L PRICE,
Commissioner of Accounts.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-11-21
LABOR LEADER DEFlES u, S,

Although the Federal govern
mcnt has been acting pretty ugly
both in the coal strike and the
steel strike. we will lick it," said
John Walker, former president Of
thc.'1llinOis State Federation of
Labor and one of the leaders of the
United Mine Workers in a fiery add
dress before 1000 steel strikers at
Joliet, ILL.,. Nov. 18Th.
1--WE defy the Government TO stop
The coal strike. he continued. "lf
Federal Judge Anderson thinks he
can dig coal with his Injunction.
lei him do it, He may be able to
make John l.. Lewis. The miners
president, call of the strike, but
nothing can make the men OF our
ranks go back TO work in the mines
until all our demands have been
granicd-a sixty per cent increase
iii wages, a SiX-hOur daN and five
day week.
He also declared The steel slrik-
crS could win their strike.
When YOU meet 'Scab' don't
treat him gently" he said. "Nou
know how 10 handle him"
Mr.. Walker will learn sooner or
later that neither The leaders nor
The entire Federation of Labor are
strong enough to stand against the
authority and power of this govern
mcnt. When he undertakes to defy
the government he is simply play
ing The fool ne is.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-11-21
NOTICE.

To the Heirs of w. o. TURNER,
deceased
You will take notice that S. w.
Osborne, the purchaser Of the follow
ing real estate, one-fourth of lot No.
26, near the town Of Rainelle, Green
bricr county, West Virginia in Mead
ow Bluff district of said county, sold
for the non-payment of taxes on the
4th day Of December, 1917, for the
taxes Of 1915. The purchaser de-
mands a deed.
On or after December LIST, 1919,
unless you by that time redeem same,
IL deed will be made the purchaser
S. w. Osborne for said lot.
Amount necessary to redeem
Amount paid Sheriff at said
sale $1.54
Amount for notices and service 800
Amount incident to eport 1000
Interest 40
Total $14.94
PAUL G. HOGSETT. Clerk
County Court Of Green
11-7-4t brier County.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-11-21
THE HOPE OF THE WORLD.

Clcmcnccau said that the League
Of Nations is the hope OF the world.
America fought that democracy
might be saved, and with the
avowcd determination that never
again should u nation wage war for
conquest.
England, France. Italy, Germany
and Japan have ratified the peace
treaty and the League of Nations.
The American Senate, counting
the knowledge Of those who saved
the world as nothing TO its own
superior brand of wisdom-a wis
dom twisted and distorted by pea
nut politics--will annul the work
OF the peace council, and will
smash the hope Of the world. The
present attitude of the partisan
Senate will make The League Of Ma
tons the issue in the next cam
paign. For The League of Nations
Is the one thing that is sounding
the conscience Of men all over the
world. The world is determined
that the death of seven million
young men shall not have been in
vain. America will live mp to the
high ideals of those who fought for
her and of those who wrote her
motto on The heart of The world.
The SmallncSS Of The American Sen
ale does shame TO America, but
cannot condemn her. America has
spoken on The battle fields and
around The council tables. And The
voice Of America will not be hush
ed by the yaporiu9 bellows Of The
Senate.