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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-06

8 de Jario de iS5S.-Er este dia
.,jh derrotado 81 General liberal san
tos DaCoiladc en las barr2ncas dc
A~reuruque. cerca de Guadalajara.
oui,indole gran parte de g" a~rti'ie-
ria.
Don Santos Degollado cs llama
do COMMITMENTS e. general de las de-
rrctas." porGue era muy frecuen-
ties las que sufrfa. nc obstante 70
cua1 rehacta u ejtrcitos Y VOLTA L
IA lucha por Ia causa liberal, c91
indomable c~onStancia.
Dfas antes de Ia ierrota 10 Ate1-
uuiGue Dego1Iado habfa unido sus
fuerzas con las dc Zua2ua que So ha-
tian ~aroderado dc Zacatecas. donG"
hizo fusilar al valiente General Don
Antonio Manero. al corNnel Landa.
Que habfa salvado II vida a Juarez
en- Guadalajara Y a Utros de los de-
fensores de Ia plaza siendo esa Ia
n-imera vez que Sc :usil" a los pri-
~sioneros en- Ia guerra de tres amos.
Que tom6 desde ]entonces un carac-
ter de ferocidad comparable a IA de
ia revolution carrancista de 1918.
midas las fuerzas de Zuazua Y
DegolIado ~irtentaron atacar a Qua
Galaiara. psro. careciendo de las fuer-
zas suficientes : de Ia artillerfa nece
.saria para UT asaltn " para un asedio.
Sc retiraron hac;l q sur. siendo al
cansazados por 81 General. Niramdn
que habfa sucedido en- ell mando u
nremo de las fuerzas conservadoras
al General D. Luis Osollo, que ha-
bfa fallecido de fiebre en- San Luis
Potosf.
Degoliado era hijo de una pobre
viuda cargada de fanilia. FL sacer-
dote D. Mariana Garrido tonic bajo
ST. protection al miro y le dt6 n
e~ducaci6a esmerada. va hombre e.
mismo sacerdote lie proporcion6 ele-
mentos para que estableciera una
tienda en- IA que pronto Sc presento
en- quiebra. POGO despues Sc eftlio
en- Ia causa liberal.
SeSUn los e~scritores liberales, e.
General Desollado era un hombre
Sumamente desinteresado Que letos
de medrar con Ia revoluci6n. como
orros muchos, muri6 pobre y STEM
pre- vivid an Ia estreche2. Su vestido
era humilde. Su cualidad caracteris-
tica fue la ~constancia, que le impe-
d~errotas. Apenas veia ~deshecho un
ejercito emprenGia IA reorganization
de otro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-06
I'm TRUMAN INTERNATIONAL

Janas otro escritor ha encontrado
campo tan propicio como ell u sc
presenta r Blasco IbaIlez en- este pals
Con tai de que Sc convierta en- un 10
lletinista espeluznan:e (ya empezo es-
ia productive e%volucitn en- sus uiti-
mas rovelas, pero serfa bueno que
acentuara I'm POGO mas la nota sen
sacionaD puede llegar a ser el escrl-
tor favorito de este buen pueblo. \
hasta ~convendrfa sugerirle que inren-
tara IN Artagnan del Far West. que
peleara con I'm Rocambole mexicano
" 10 venciera, siempre, naturalmente)
para que forjara una serie de move
las. que volarfan por millones. FL d.
luvio de GRO!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-06

Los artistas suelen consi6erarse CO.
mo seres sobrehumanos dedicados q
hacer belleza, V que no tienen obliga-
clones morales para con ell mundo'
Green que una obra de Arte, pueoe
disculpar una infania. Gabriel dAnun
zio Sc aprovech6 de unos amores para
hacer su novela Eel Fuego." Di5 a Co
nocer escenas fntimas. gestos ocul-
tos. ATTITUDES divInas de passion que
nunca debieron haber salido de Ia ca
mara velada. Llev6 a la publicldad
un amor que Sc le entrego: hizo COR e.
una obra de Arte: pero ESQ no des-
truye. Ia ~bellaquerfa. Sin embargo, 81
ell hombre descendi6 al d~eshonor, ell
artista Sc conserv0 eXcelso.
Rlasco Ibahez-(es una heregia
nombrado junto al poeta de Italia, pc
70 hago constar que 10 compare per-
sonalidades sino actitudes)-hiZo Pc
dazos ST. dignidad &c hombre al inju-
riar a aquel de quien recibio fineZas..
" tambien esta de~sgarrando 81 repu-
taci6n de novelista al escribir ca
lumnias rufianescas para conGuistar
lcctoroS rstNeTliuCS. HI!ulGIo IaI''
a Ia armada: pero no al Arte: sigui6
siendo siempre una Tore de MartIl.
Blasco Ibanez despucs dc exhibirse
como IN hombre suciO. sc esta pre-
sentando en- el campo del Arte como un
abyecto aduledor de plebes.
Los periodistas de Mexico han fus-
tigado al ingrato y los i~iteratos deben
exhibir al artista mendaZ que con
TODD cinismo, ha corrompido a su mu-
sa. En- = clamor que Sc alza en- Ne
Xico hay UNI exception. por\ cierto
muv applicable. Ell UNIVERSAL aplau
de Y aprucba los artiCulos puercoS de
Blasc0 lbaneZ. Palav;cini Sc dedica,
desde hace algun tempo. a conqu!star'
para SUI pecho desmedrado. las cruces
de hoja de lata que le puedan otor-
gar los sohiernos ex:rajeros. T;ene en-
estos momentos la vanidad del "apiau-
50 exterior" y al defender a Blasco
lb4Nc3 esta Solicitando descarada-
mente Ia limosna de una alabama.
';Vava IN pobre diahlo. disno lie que
81 viyidor gachupin 10 embaTre tam
ben en- 81 cuadro de ignominia. con
que esta aduIando al yanki a costa
de nucstra Patria!
I,r;n : dc 1870.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-06
n. GARCIA

Jlnio : de 1920.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
WARNER WINS

Whom bc steamship Victoria, bound for Nomc stopped m Che strait Of Juan dc Fuca Iast June to rccc.vc a pascnsor from launch who .s alleged to have taken liquor aboard Che vc.acl was n Canadian waters. according Go a decision hand ed down by Capt William Fisher supervising Inspector m Che Wash- mston and Oregon for tho United States Steamboat Inspection Service. The decision clears Che steamship
 and he- former master of any viola lion of the prohibition act
 The decision was handed down In thc ease of Capt. Prod Warner prom- ucut mastcr mariner. who com- mau5ad thc Victoria at Che time 40 a hearing before tha local board oi United States inspectors some timo ago. canuu Warmers license os a master was suspended for l5 days ou Che ground chat he failed Go as- certain Che character of Che "bar- gage" taken aboard by Che pawon- ror in question: The local board hold that bc ship was n Amciom waters at Che time. Captain Warner took au appeal to Supervising m- spcctor Fihcr After an exhaustive
 study of Che dau Captain Fisher found chat Che ship was In Canadian waters at Che umc.
 Ue ho'ds however. that Captain Warner should have investigated Che character Of goods taken aboard by che passenger and for that reason mbo'ds hc suspension of Che mas ters uccasc l0r }5 days Captain Wamcis counsel contends chat t was mol within Che masters province to investigate. Chat mo law was v.o- lated and that it is not Che duty Of Che mostar to search Che belongings of pa 1ngors
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
MAY BE TRUE

hayo read with much interest Che accounts of Che tremendous
 amount of mail certain members Of your place received. They nu to poak Of how it was transferred across Che Atlantic, therefore as a mcmbcr of the marine profession lcl rFh,eouIy indignant was born in Che hun of am old stcam- boat and have been stoamboatiug ever since and you may credit my story as authentic and true n every detail
 Tho boat that carried tbis mail was Che "Jim Johnson" Those vast quantities of mail were insufficient to soryo as ballast for her.
 That "Jm Johnson was built in sections ou Che plan o( Che famous "uccbmau hinged Huu" She was equipped with Gfy hinges SO she could make short turn lko a freight train going around a curve. |Tha feature made it possible for her to turn around n Che Gulf Of Mex leo.
 Tho LcvIatban and Titanic were built to servo as lifc-boats but thc parrows began building in them SO. | to maintain her sp.ck and span ap- pcarancc. thoy were lowered and east adrift
 When Che Jim Johnson first came to New Orleans she made 30 much smoke Che chickens went to roos' at noon. thinking il was night and ] tho sun was obsomed for three day, . afterwards
 Her smokestacks were SO tall thaI Gs days elapsed after her fires wort
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24

pulled before tho moko could pass through thom There was an auto racc truck around each funnel. and Ford would burn four gallons of gasoline while making one round on high We also had a nice baseball diamond ou top of Che pilot house with a grmls'unl capable of seating .l700 fans. which was nearly half Of Che crew. off watch in tho afternoon.
 The captain was great Asher man. remember when we were at Baton Rouge hc tried to catch tho famous "Bls Tavern Catflsh' by ty- ug Gvo-ton anchor Go a 2.O00-foot steel cable and batting his hook with a team of iour-year-old mules Tho 0sh swallowed Che bait but broke Che limo and got away.
 Tho head gazabo only allowed her lo pass through Che Panama canal once because she stopped to unload her forward hatch at Seattle before mc atoru cleared tho nnt locks Of Che canal
 The mate had urnip patch around One base Of Che flag stan. and ono night loft Che gate open, and Bc'aoy. our pct cow got iu. ate a hoic In one of Che largest turnips, and then got into Che hola and gave birth to PIG pigs. was fired for careieaucs
 Coropral Nikolai of this company was clcrk on Che Jim Johnson. He worked 16 hours a day writing up Che crews pay checks In one month ho saved nine barrels Of ink by not dottug hs OPS" and crossing his "rs"
 J am Dame Truths abIost cham- pIon. Francis A. Van Den Heink.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
SITUATION IS
 BAD FOR BONUS
CconlInucd from Paeo .

NLNUNINN.N NNNNN NN NI"
 win become moro rcmuuorat.yc and Che problem win solvo ltaolt"
 masmuch as Che chief coat in pro ducue gold is Che cost Of labor tbe implies a reduction of wages Go tho minor Quito a largo number Of pco- pie arc yIrIanuy ready Go dimwcc wIh Mr. Houston on ths point mo- mbIy Mr. samuel Gompcrs. president of Che American Federation of La- bor. Mr. Frank Morrison. secretary of hat institution. and several other gentlemen who arc habitucs of Che Labor Temple. n thc.r view it would bo just os easy Go stop Che action of uc tides as Go reduce Che wage scale in mines It Is something chat simply can't be done and there's no usc talking about &c., The country can go short on gold. it can be on or oG a gold bas.a and Che mines cau remain closed down forever for an of chem. Che world con stop moving if It wants to. but no matter what happens thor opinion is firmly m- mutab.y and definitely fixed on one subject and that Is chat Ono wage scale iu mines must not be lowered
 so. as long as tb.s situation exists. Che amom. of gold produced win be- come smaller and smalIcr; and it .s not unlikely uat tbc jowc'r iobbcu win continue to add to their profits The consumption Of gold u Che arts and industries materially Increased Iu 1919. Che amount of now gold used being S5GIg9951 This was just a utuc below Che total domestic production of fG033a.foO. These armes contain ray of hope They mfoId Che probability Chat Che amount ol gold needed for Che arts and crafts m succeeding yoars win b. greater than Che domestic pro. duoum This win force jewellers Co b.I witch the miners for such amounts as ,hcy arc unable to get from che mma. and il may result Iu pre- mum being paid ou raw gold.
 There s a utlc hope. too. iu tho fact that next March thero win bc @ new man n Che cabinet position now occupied by Mr. Hous,ou Tho new member of Che cabinet may also opp pose .hc 'aw. bu, iu the view Of Che gold miners It cannot bc any wouc tnm at preaut and they can lose nothing by Che change
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
NATIVES STARVING

One man dead and others dying e.u .ruuou a tn. ropor. Cha. .. reached tlc Bureau Of EIuoa. ..a Na.la Division from Che Ku .o.um r..r dsu..r says Ine s. HUe Tune. .I a recent date The need o. prompt action to relieve cone I.or. Ua. ue.n reported br wire .es by George w. Hoffman. United 5..t.. comm .on.r n. Id.aroI
 According to Oomm. .onor HoG man food Is available a. druod hat uI. ar. a..ur III. annea. lor ..n ha beu forwarded to w. T. Lann. chief ot the Bureau of Ed u..uou. h'a.ka division. who . now u Washington There are mo fund. available at as lme Go relieve th,
 situation.
 Comm un.r Uonmtns Oae. reads a. follows. "I appeal to you f1r h.Ir There are several sad caae oI natives starving on tns part O. Che kusao.W.m r.ter Native .ouu. dead. leaving wife and s.N children without .ooI Natives below Nana mute sick and uo food Letter VI follow Can supply food from thH point"
 Poor 0shu9 condition. on th. Alaska rivers thIs year Is said to b. tae cause oi mrerins among th. uarve. Natives depend a.mos. cu urc'y upon salmon for thc.r winter supply or lool To relieve ,h.s com d.uoa ses..al hearings verc held h Seattle Ia.. month A decision tba0 win protect tae natives Ir czpoete, from Washington before December gf Dut In Che meantime. Che ua uf.s are starving lo lollh
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
Back Ache
umbor Up HIth Penetrating
 Hamiin's Wizard on

For Lame Back. Sidcache. Shoui- der Pain. SuG Neck. etc., use Ham ln's Wizard OI lt pcuctrates quickly, eases thc pain and drives out thc soreness. Keep ii in the house.
 Wizard oil is good dependable preparation to have in the medicine chest for first ail when Che doctor may foe far away You have no idea how useful it will be found in cases of every day ailment or mis- hap. when there is need of an im- mediate healing, antiscptic applica- ton. as in eases of sprains, bruises, cuts, burns. bites and stiugs.
 Generous s.zo bottle 1lc
 If y0u pro troubled with constipation or sIck headache try Hlmilu's Wizard Liver WhInH IuTt piolalut ltle pink piNa at dgugg.Ct. f4g sQc.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
NEWS NUGGETS FROM ALASKA News of Alaska Taken From the Exchanges, to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 Northland

r-l l. to trvc 0 community cau reo ,hs year.
 Tho uaamu.c Club at scaar, e.,. a dance early ths month.
 The vHdcs Eagles ore Go kccr open h.r. oa Nev Ycara iay
 Twenty below H One co'iet regis a..I a N.cu.as .o ar tha year
 The city eers at Anchorage s .. r..... a salary ol f-oo per month
 Tu. Eartaus. Ncv Miner ha. ru. One l,Hy ue'd and s now being published ts..c uu.s week.
 hH now b..H oueouy m rol..oI Cha. thc recent ear,h1uak' Ir western Alaska tested lyc.rh .e.oaI.
 The hanging of ,HHo sesuu say cr r. eor-e Riley m Che idaroa district has been postponed mu Jana. 10.
 John snln a won known o.d Hmc- ol t.. rarblu.s district I.el suddenly Ncuara recently o boar, alw.
 Caribou ... .a.I .o be p'ouru. a.ure m. Copper River valley aul roun.. H .hat section are reported q. H..r well stocked ia.iers
 L. Lee formerly n charge O. H.... .u..t o. soldiers at Anchor .-.I. ... ..ael and has been uO r..l.. h. L... John C Guhcro
 Col sa. new head ol che Ai u... .n. .m visited m West, ..r A..... recently while the ea1i. ship HnuI. na. .Hro doing re- n..r eor. on che cable
 W.. r. Springer. president o. t.. ..u tusa Canning Com rau.. I.. u short ame ago a, B.r LHer c.. uam injuries received tn auto accident
 m. s..-seearI cable has been r....... .r.r r.sn- hceu ou. Q. comm ou ... ..a. .me ou areouu, o. H. .I.. H. .r earthquake m. UI. H.ne repair vor. 70. ..e ..u. leading a,t from see-
 n.H .. ..nn.. che H- .,.- .t.I .. tr...r.ee. a heeu- rn. Tn function !. has be.n de .a.I ...t ,.. I'm. department uI r.m.r for um. e. It was under government control and Cha, m mu H.. ... ..H In. bum.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
MISS KRONQvsT TWELVE

Lilly Kronqy.st had @ birthday party Wednesday afternoon at tho home of her parents Mr. and Mrs Azel Kronqysl in honor of her twelfth birthday Many Of her young playmatos were present and bad a splendid time
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24

-Thc ctfcns of Ch.tu1 arc pro- teUrr over he order closing lh,
 booI ttcrc for white children on account ol ue mlI attendance Therc were but tmee pupils u Che
 hocI
 Coal from thc Haly R.yw coa' rads n lcur delivered a. FaIr b.nrs to customers at fe % tom and . r.nIa.me c1rluood ,hat cost ou nm a,rec ot fll a ton for iour ua, wood
 A Farbaata farmer recently shipped four OF Two COWS from sc- a.ue On ttc way north one ol ,he
 ate nrl .o twin calves and .ac farmer bad to pay SEQ rc.eh. oa each ot Che ca.ve
 An Aucaou-e oI company which Ia IrHnr ior oI near horc has de. .l.d to continue oa a.oouu. ot Ia. ,ort.c reports of he drIier m -t.r-e of operations Moro funds ..s. boon secured io- Che work
 r.e Nmo. a blind member O. mr American Legion at Anchorage .emy tu ht nIaee to lIv, in ,ac future at l.. old homo n ulu. r.I Ht vas helped ubcraIy on his way by residents ot Che city.
 A winter ama.emcu. park was
 toIuI.I .l open at Anchorage carly us month at 0.s lake,. Tho men m charge Vor. -a feature ..e skate m. and a.er r.I add a ss jump. rlcr vG also s.-,e hot Imehe.
 John Hobbs u resident ol Aueaor
 .c .or several years. where Inc ww l mcr.ban. U.t while aa route Co Seattle ou tre ..m.r A.am.. TO- .en.y He u.. b. tc.r ol age and leave. a widow and ta... children
 u e seby O. Che Valdez Miner and H e s.eeo Of .ae Corlosa rme have purchased and v.I pub- Ush t.c Seward Gateway The sam. mon have orea.. negotiations Go purchase established newspapers u Juneau and Anchorage and publish chain ol newspapers ou tHe Alaska coast
 Ou account o. tac falling or ot r.teI on Che N.U.. Fairbanks .raI m. following ralHoa. have closed within the past low re.n Camp oom.or. Thompson raa Wor- maus. r.um. Drop u.av. uam Em.s.uc Cu..or U1a.. Willow Crook uu Ce..s Popular Grove 0ur Uom. Yo..a and lUu.
 Two bou nI lr. hundred lo. .. ha. b.u rb..-.bcI hr .a. hu mess mon %. E.f0HItm H.lh which .n .oad . representative to Wub- u-.an u c. -o udu0e tHe d.part- ma, ol Iu.u.. to sunH0r. roIue, ol tr. p.on.. ol Che city lor a d.- vision et Che Frt Judicial division poon'. ol I.e 0rr city claim tau .a. court Us behind witch s work both .t N.....E.r aud Juneau and another .uI.. Imperative Attae nr..l un. an o. Southeastern tI.... H one IuU..u. division
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
MORE MEN THAN WOMEN
 HAVE APPENDICITIS

Medical reports show men are more subject to appendicitis al- though many sudden eases occur among women. It can be guarded against by preventing intestinal inc lection The intestinal antiscptic. Adler--ka. acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel removing all foul de- cay.ug matter which might cause inc taoUon 10 brings out matter you never thought was iu your system and which may have been poisoning you for months. Adlcr-i-ka is EN- CELLENT for ros ou the stomach. Guy l.. Smith. druggist
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24

ta towards Che cnd Of January after hi8 conference with Secretary Payne in Washington. Ho is ac- compauled by Mrs Moara and Che children. B. H Brudollw exam nor of accounts Charles L Mason, chief clcrk of Che commission. and Mrs. Mason.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
FILMS DRAMA AT
 MOUNT MCKINLEY
Moving Picture Operator Has Pierced the WiIjs of Alaska for
 His Scenes

Ralph stoub. moving picture cam- oramm who came to Interior Alaska for Che setting for hunting story of Che Nor,hland returned Go Noh- ana Inst night from a stay Of several months n Che Ml Mckinley district yhoro he obtained many thousand feet of um which win prove vaiu- .blc Co Ono territory oa advertising J matter as wcIl as on Important part | Of Che story for which Che pictures were iakon
 ! Mr. S.aub says chat he was par- ucuauy fortunate iu getting some
 good views of Amerio's highest mountain uc and his companions. Mto Kelly aud Harry Lucky. who went along os guides. and members of Che east climbed a mountain close to tlc base of Mckinley and attained m elevation of consider ably oyer 5.OO0 fcot where they ob- ta.ucl an mobstructcd view of Che great now-capped peaks which form ! Mckinley mountain. They were not over fifteen or twenty miles distant rom Che peaks. u am air limo and Che photoeraphIns was done under exceptionally favorable wootber cone |dIuons.
 Mr. saub also obtained some cx- ccucnt pictures Of wild game. incl audng mountain sheep. at close |muec and In action on Che noun |um sides bears Of an ages and animals which win prove very inter- osUue to ho thousands Of Outsiders . who win have Che opportunity soon ! to enjoy Che completed picture which win consist Of about ayo reels. al taken iu Alaska. The views win bo assembled in 90 studio iu Los Angeles as soon as Mr. suub arrives thcrc. and It s hIH Intention to have some very attrac- uyc ut'os. Tho picture win Chen bc named
 Mr. staub says Chat both Of his aas.anu have no mean ability as movie actors so we'll did Che 0t into Che story that some Of Che scenes wore filmed without even re- acaraI They performed .n a man nor that would have done credit to a
 professional
 On one of thc expeditions to tho
 top of Che mountain near Che base of Mckinley Che cmmcrmon were engaged u "uaug" largo mother
 grizzly bear and her two cubs when .he maternal Uruu took lt into her head to put a stop to Che operation.
 She made rush at S8ub and Kelly
 aho were armed with only their camera and only by Che uarrowest margin did they escape dcath
 Tho bear first made for saub and
 .hcu took rtcr Kelly getting almost within striking distance when she
 look sudden notion to qult hc. cbmo and lcft ior parts unknown. KcUy stumbled and iou when Che. bear vas close to him and would have been am casy moathm had thc. pursuit continued Mr. slaub re- rrcu hat hc vus forced to leave hIs mcn when Che chase began for hc believes nat Che best part of Che. exciting scene was lclt ouf Mr. suub was accompanied to town by Mike Kelly. but Lucky re- moIuod at tho end Of steel Tho oamcumen win go to Fairbanks and after a short stay thero will uoad for Che States by way of Broad . Pass. it being hoir intention to take 8 fow pictures of Che government railroad ou their way Go Che coast Kelly win go to Che States also. Nouaua Ncws
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
MINING MAN SICK

Barney Helms .old-t.mor of Doug las hland who far Che past number of years has been developing a gold mine at snottahom. came to town late last week and has entered st Ann hospital In Juneau. where he Is under Che care Of Dr. II. c. De- Viehnc.
 Barney has been m for almost four weeks with what doctors have diagnosed as Che Inception of dio- botcs. It ls thought Chat Che conn p.aInt waa discovered iu time be fore it reached Q chronic state and that it win yield to treatment at Che hands of physicians
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
(Flfth Street. between Main and Seward Streets. Juneau)

Seward Streets. Juneau
 Services arc held every Sunday at n @. m. In Che church of the Chris Clan Science Society Of Juneau. on Fifth Street between Main and sow- ard streets Tho subject for next Sunday win Doe. Christian Science"
 Sunday school at l2:15 D. m.
 Wednesday Testimonial meeting at 8:15 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room s. Malony Block. Open daily. except Sundays and holidays, from 9 to 4:3O D. m. and from 2 to 9p m. Wednesday evenings. 2 to8.
 The public is cordially invited Co attend these services and visit the Reading Room.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24

"srTEt nor SPRINGS" Accom- modatious American or European plan. For terms apply Co Dr. L. F. G0dIard. SanItarIum. Alaska Adv
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24
Buy War Savings Stamps

For Che best and ncatest job print. ng. come t0 thc News office.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24

For the best and ueatest job print- ing, como Go Che News o6Ice.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24

Northern Light Rebekah Lodge No ] ve. m o.f Fellows fau second
 and fourth Thursdays
 Visitors arc cordially Invited
 ELLA WILLIAMS Noble Grand
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-24

Aurora Enc1m1ment No. Moe. at odd Follows Uau d-, and tH.rI Mondays .t $ D m U.r..r o. the Royal Purple are cordially invited
 En AsrlrNn C. ?.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1920-08-12
|DAIRYTNG PROVIDES A
MARKET FOR FEED CROPS

Dairying furnishes good home mar
ket for all the feed crops which can
be grown on the farm. In rural dis
tricts and small towns the local mar
kets for most Of these crops are very
limited, and oftentimes the compare
lively small amounts possessed by the
farmer make it Improbable to trans
port them TO the larger markets. This
is especially true if the roads are bad.
In such cases dairy COWS furnish the
means for converting these crops into
finished products which are easily
transported and which bring good pric-
es. such as butter, whole milk, butter
milk. cheese, etc.
Often two crops can be grown on
the same land in one season. By
growing such crops as corn. sorghum.
pea vines, etc.. after the wheat, oat, or
rye crop has been cleared off, excel
lent feed crops can be provided at a
minimum cost Of growing. because Of