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Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04
BILL PASSES SENATE

A special from Washington to the Post-Iutclhgcnccr on July End. says Che suudry civil bin passed Che sen- ate on that date. carrying the follow ing items for Alaska:
 For Alaska government railroad. S2Oo0OOo.
 For educational work S25o.oO0.
 For protection or health. S5o,OO0.
 For game protection. S2o.000.
 For continuing investigation into mineral resources. f15,0Oo.
 For suppression Of liquor tranic. S50.ooo.
 For new and old aids Co uaviga- tlon. S75.00O.
 For Pribuof Island fisheries ser vice. S3l6.o0o.
 The cductioual work win include tch construction of an orphanage at Bristol Bay. for orphans whose par cnts were killed by Che influenza.
 The confcrccs rejected the Senate amendment appropriat.ng Che sum of S25.O00 for Che improvement Of thc herring industry.
 They also cut down Co StOo.Qo0 thc appropriation for roads and trails n Alaska. They approved the sum of sifo.OOO for Che military cable.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04
ABOUT POsTOFFICEs

Both the post offices on pouslai IIsland. those of Douglas and Tread we'll were reduced from third to th' fourth closs on July isC In th' third class there is a fixed compesa. tou paid tho postmaster for his services. but in Che fourth class Che postmaster only receives percent ago of tho amount Of the cancella- tion or stamps on letters and other mail matter going through Che office.
 John P. Henson. postmaster at Douglas. win resign his office. Che resignation probably Co take effect on October l. Pc win perhaps only bc actively engaged In work in tho oaice through Che month of July while his father. John Henson. sr. takes a vacation In tho States. after which time John Henson. Sr- will act as postmaster until his appoint- ment comes from Washington. whom he win bc postmaster In fact
 The post onice at Trcadwell will perhaps be moved from its location on Che hm Co the Treddwcll store. as fhc government win no longer make an allowance for rent of guar tcrs. Mrs. Cougnlin will perhaps be iu charge for time. as she is still postmaster.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04
SOME RUsTLERs

Local children have been rustling money Tor Che past several weeks to spend on Che Fourth of July. Every ching that has a monetary value has been picked up by Che kids and con- yertcd into cold cash, the cash hord- sd away until today, when it was spcnt on noiso-making contraptions and good things to eat and drink.
 Bottles. which are a rather scarce article around here now, have been dug up from unknown places and sold. Sacks have been sold to Inc wharf Magnesiq bottles have gone back Co tho drug stores and Che redemption value put away into tho Fourth fund. Willing errand boys have been on the job an day long chasing the stray nicklc to its lair.
 Several young boys even accepted
 steady jobs for a week or 80 before Che great day but from all DO can ioarn it seems that they an quit a day or SO before the Fourth to be sure shat thcy could draw their pay m time to have it to spend
 As consequence nll tho local young folks had money in an theil pockets today and with Che extra monoy won ln prizes the candy storei and fec cream parlors did a rushing business until late last night.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04
CAEEERY sCORCHED

F.rc broke out in Che c. w. Young eauncr, drccuy opposite Douglas. ou thc mainland shoro Thursday afternoon shortly before e o'clock. Tho alarm was tclcphoned Co Juneau by Douglas people as thcrc evidently was 900 one ut Che cannery at Che timc. The Gre was n a warehouse ou the face oi Che dock.
 The flames were mounting very high aud 10 seemed that Che whole cauucry was doomed when Che Ju- neau drcmcn arrived on Che scene with thc.r bis auto truck. They run l'uc into Che bay and soon had several streams or sait water play iue ou Che Flames and n very few minutes had Che fire under control
 Tho machinery ot Che plant was not injured. and it Is estimated that the damage win not be moro than a couple of hundred dollars.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04
SISTERS LEAVING

Several Sisters oi ,hc local St. Ann hospital who were Go leave m Che Princes Alice were unable to secure roeryatous ou chat boat They win leave ou Che Alaska Sunday
 rhosr who are leaving are Sister ai HIda Superior and Sister Nj NaedaIcu They are going Co che convention which meets at Victoria on July 70 to elect au Euumcraior General whose headquarters are ai Montreal Cauaia.
 Sister N Vincent and Sister M Fauros uul also leave ou that boat and do not Intend to return Co Doug las The latter has been Che music teacher at Che parochIal school Their places vu bc taken by other Sisters from One soufh.~
 Tho Sister Superior expects Go n' back to hcr duties hcrc by August 8.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04
FIRST CONVICTION
 IN CIDER CASE
James Barms Found Guilty of Hav- ing Intoxicating Liquor in
 His Possession

Last Friday % raid was made ou thc store of James Barras on Che Douglas beach and a quantity of cider which was iu Che store Cor sole Co customers wus conf.sCated.
 The cider was analysed by George L. Swarya. chemist for thc rrcad- wcu Company and from Che analysis it was found that there was alcohol in to. so Che owner was arrested on Tuesday morning and rcmandcd for trial n thc commissioners court. che date of thc trial being set for n o'clock Wednesday morning Bail vas fixed at SeoO. which was given.
 The defendant vas represented by counsel lu tbc person ot John R. wnu of Juneau. and Che govern ments ease was iu thc hands ot prosceutur Attorney Smiscr. A jury t-.nl vas demanded and Che follow inr were lhc iuymen. n. u Chris toc J. w. Martin Wm. Shator. Prank oliver. Chas. Schramm. Wm. Ou Ed Andrews J. w. Huffman. J. Gregory. 3d. Jackson. Chas Johnson and A F. Gurr
 Testimony was taken as Go Che fniue of Che liquor and several minor mattDrs The report of Che chemist. signed by e. b. Swarva of rrradwcI. was read and the report stated tbat n O jung known as EN- hibt Mo- Che cider contained 4t-. alcohol by weight and 5.56r alcohol by volume lu Exhibit No. which was cider taken from am upoucd ker. thc contents disclosed Ia5e alcohol by weight and 2.33T, alcohol by yolumc.
 After listening Go this report and Che other testimony Che jury retired and uas- out for two hours after which umc they brought n a ver- diet of guilty The defendant was anca $50 and costs amounting m all to about Stnn.
 Tho man who was Che defendant iu rhi e,-e is Che successor in bus iness to George Meyers. who has conducted store ou che Douglas beach ior a number ot years.
 As iar as known. this is Che hrst conviction secured for Che sale ot cider iu Che Territory.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04
BACK FROM SCHOOL

Raymond F Kelly and his sister. Marian Kelly. returned on one Of Che last boats from attending school iu .he States. Raymond has been at- tending Conzaga College in Spo- kane and Marian has been at Visita- tion Academy at Tacoma. Both are Che children of ur. and Mrs. Will liam Kelly of Trcodvell.
 In Che award of prizes for unusual aptitude in different studies. Ray mond carried on several prizes on thc last day of school. and also won thc prize for having Che highest cv- craze In hts class.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04

Tho first event in Che morning was the hose racing Four teams were entered and In Che drawing for place were Co run In Che order named: Douglas No l, Machine shop Electricians. Douglas No. g.. Ready Bullion.
 Douglas No. 1 made an excellent run. hut after Che hoso was thrown it was found that hore was no pressure. Some one had turned ou the valve on thc salt water main. The team ran over and made Che ox- ccront time of 17 seconds flat The Machine Shop running next made it in IS 2-5 seconds and Douglas No. 8 missed connections. Ready nul- lion made it in 22 seconds
 Douglas No. l. consisting or Mar tlui. wasdahl Coughlin. Lilicstrand. shudshift. M. Gallwas, J. McCorm- ick and Henson won first money aud Che Machine shop -Electricians' team consisting of Williamson. Duran. Oakos. Gayril Asplund, Summers and Ninnls got second
 The Ball Game N
 The ball game Ina Che morning was between the Thano and Douglas teams. The boys on both teams were keyed up Co a high pitch, on account of Che crowd and Che good big prize. At lO:SO. Umpire Bullard an- nounccd Che batteries. Martini and Rainos for Douglas and synnes and Rhoadcs for Thone.
 Tho first part Of Che game things ! looked blue for Douglas Island, and Inc Thane rootcrs who were there in force and had their voices with them said things about us and our oall team that were. to say the least. very embarrassing.
 In Thames first time to bat. Lu- thor who was walked by Martini, advanced on Cochran's perfect bunt along the third base line and scored on Thompson's hit to left field. The next three men struck out.
 In thc second Hinklo picked out a slow ball and smashed it over Gauwas' warehouse for home run making the score 20.
 Douglas did no scoring in any oi these Innings and Thane annexed an. other run in their half Of the sev' cnth. when Cochran got a hit and was advanced by Thompson's sacri fec. scoring on Gamarra's hit ovel the church fence In center. With tho game three to nothing in favoi D of Thane at this time, the sun wen behind a cloud and everything look cd dark.
 In the Douglas half of the sev enth. Maytlni was the first man up He got a hit to center field oliver go another that advanced him. ana . Martini attempted to score on Hun ? mans drive to center, but was caugh at the plate. oliver scored wheI Kearney hit one to third that wa
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04
OUT OF ARMY

saufo ncsan returned on Che last boat from Che westward. after four teen months service in Che army. Uc lcft here with the first draft a year ago last May Most of thc time hc has bocu stationed at and near Fort Liscum Mr. Dcgau had a rather tough experience while in service. as hc had Che nu twice Just at Che timc hc was convaIcscine from Che acconi attack Of du be had an attack of pamiysis He has re- covered from aii his trouble but ls suu very chin. He win stay m this locality
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04
MSS MORGAN BACK

Miss Dora Morgan. daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Morgan of Tread we'll returned on Che Princess Alice from am extended visit iu tho South. She at first stayed with friends in Oregon and for Che past several weeks has been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs Dave Leggctt Of Vancouver.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04
FROM OVERSEAS

Leo Higlcy. for Q number Of years a we'll known Douglas Island athlete. returned last Sunday. Leo volunteered ca'y iu Che war and was assigned 'o au engineers rcgi- meut He saw considerable service u'Francc and was on duty with Che army of occupation ln Germany until he was sent home with his regiment.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04
THROWS UP SPONGE

Jess Willard threw mp the sponge at tho end of the third round of what was scheduled to be a twelve. round fight for the heavyweight championship of the world. Dcmp. soy administered terrible punish. ment and knocked willard down several times. Tho fight was at TO. ledo. Ohio.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04
BILLIE VISITING

Billie Bergcrt. at one time very well known employee Of the Tread well Company. was visiting tn town on Che Fourth. He is working with the dlamond drill crew at the Perse- verancu mine. having arrived from ,hc South about a month ago, after having served eight months in the army. during which time ho was sta- uonod at Camp Lewis.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04
SEE BALL GAME

Quite a number Of Douglas Island folks went to Juneau Sunday % wit- ness the bail game between Che Ju- ueau and Thano teams. The game resulted m Juneau winning by a score Of 70 to 8.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04
GILLIAN BACK

John Gillian. secrctary Of Che Odd Fellows lodge and who has been in in the South as a delegate to the grand lodge. returned hero on tho Princess Alicc Tuesday night. He visited Seattle and Portland.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04
MORE BODIES

Twenty-ono more bodies were brought fin on the chlopeck We'd ncsday from the wreck Of the so- phia. All but seven Of the bodies have been identified. The salvage company is stll working on the wreck and it is probable that more hodles wlll be recovered.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04
MOVED

Al. Bohrcr and wife, who have been living m their own cottage near Trtadwcll for a number Of years. have moved Co Juneau. Mir. Bohrcr is employed In a Juneau drug store
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04
ED BACK

Ed RInguottc. formerly employed hero iu the Baritello hotel but who has been working at Chichagof for a long time. returned here Wcdnca- day and will not go back Co Chlcha- eof
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04
NOW AT TREADwEIL

Arno shudshift. who for some time has been with tho electrical force at Thane, has transferred and is now following the same line Of work for Che Treadweil Company.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04
GOES TO CANNERY

Mrs Jos Paterson. Mrs. James Fahcrty. Charley Patterson and Jamie Fahcriy ieft early In Che week for Port Walter. where they win work In the canncry this season.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04
RATES CHANGED

Starting July !. the old postal rates went Into enect. Tho rate on letters now is cents and, on pos tals 1 iceut.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04

amusement from them. Teddy lllg. gins who captured thc boys race. for under five and six. proved Co bc @ regular race horse Tho only trouble with him was that Inc did not want to stop running tnl Inc hit tho grandstand and then turned and wanted to run back
 Some one had a great deal to do when they slipped mp and closed Che valve in thc main that supplied the water for tho hose racing. Tho Douglas team made n perfect run the first time. but there was no water in thc main.
 To show Che peacofuluess Of the crowd Chat was celebrating yester- day, we win say that when Helgo- son. who was starter for the hose races. tried to got a gun with which to start Che races. ho could not find one in town Even the marshal did not have one. SO Che races were all started without tho pistol shot
 The judges for tho hose races were D. D. Smith. A. E. Gurr. l.. s. gorris and Nels Anderson.
 lt was an awful jolt to the dignity of tha Thano rootora when the fatal seventh happened along In the ball game in tho morning. For a time there was no getting along with them. but they were quite peaceful after the seventh.
 The only thing that kept the Douglas boys from framing that fl5O cheek they priod loose from Juneau iu the ball game was the fact that they needed thc money. so they had it changed and divided up. Ev- sry ono on tho team kissed the check before it was cashed and thanked it tor its appearance.
 A number of visitors were in town m the morning Co take in Che ball game 10 was a kind of a homo oming day on the Island
 Adolf Garn pitched a good, steady gamo n Juneau in the afternoon. His teammates say that but for a succession Of errors in tho fourth. ,ho game should have ended ln tho ninth with the score Co O in favor of Douglas.
 Fry Che Juneau pitcher who is Inc veteran of many hard-fought games. turned around. shifted his luid to Che other check and remark sd Co thc umpire that the Douglas kids were the poorest bunch Of hit tors lac had ever seen. That was In iho ninth. Just as he said it, Che boys started to land on his offerings and before ho recovered the score was tiod
 The Dance
 Tho festivities of the day were
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Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04

bobblcd. Huffman Koarney and Coughln scored on a succession oi hits by their team mates and-errors by Che Thanc boys. The score was now Go In favor Of Douglas and Che sun came out from behind Che clouds again.
 only four men faced Martini In Che eight and three in the ninth. The visitors did not score agaiu al- though they started what looked like a batting rally in the last inning. when they drove a couple of long flies out to right field that were dif- ncult chances but were handled in nno shape by Huffman
 Tho final score was q to in favor Of Douglas.
 After thc ball game everyone went to lunch.
 Patriotic Exercises
 After lunch Che patriotic exercises were held at Che Lyric. Tho pro. gram was an interesting one, con. 'sistlng of instrumental selections by Che junior orchestra. which were fol- lowed by patriotic song by a boys and girls chorus Mayor Smith paid and eloquent tribute to tho flag and B. J. White delivered tho Fourth ol July orauon. More instrumental and vocal numbers by Che young folks closed Che exercises. The worl Of the children was much enjoyed as they had been well drilled ir their parts by Mrs. P Loomis.
 Immediately after tho exercise the clildreu's sports were held or the ball grounds Jack Livio wal starter for these sports and Horrl Irvine and A. E. Gurr were th'
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04
The panee

Tho festivities of the day were concluded with a big free dance at tho Natatorium The mmic was fur. 1ishod by a nvo-pieco orchosUa. The hall was nicely decorated in patri- 0tc colors Punch and cakes were arvod. There was not as large a crowd present at Che dance as there has been at previous ones, as thc rain that had threatened an day be- gan falling iu earnest in Che eyen- ing. Tho floor was in nne g0ndi- lion. Che music was good and/cyory- one had a fine time.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-04

GRAND FREE BALL AT NATATORIUM IN THE EVENING
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-01-02
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