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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-25
DISARMAMENT PLAN
IL POSTPONED

Tho question Of disarmament was
passed over virtually without action
because Japan. Great Britain and
France privately refused 90 consider
reductions IN their armies and ma.
viea unless tho United States also 70.
duced is armament
The decision not to admit % mem.
befuhlp the states formed from frag-
ments Of the old Russian empire Was
based on beiief that the United
states, entering the league later.
might object % II. Tho powers do
not want 10 bind themselves 70 poll
cies which the United states nigh,
refuse 60 abide by later. their repre-.
scntativ~a say privately.
Amendments to the covenant aino
arc being delayed indefinitely In the
belief that n America comes in &,
Will demand certain amendments
and instead OF completely rcmodelinR
the document twice. the league mem
t-rs believe :, more desirable to wait
until tho United States In In and then
revise L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-25
Friday Brings Special
Values in Bedding
and Linens
Bath Towels
Zoe Each

Bleached Turkish Bath
Towels of medium
weight-these are extra
good values.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-25
Slices His Hand
Instead of Turkey

John Fullan, rs. cook. had n severe
cut in his hand Thanksgiving day,
following his efforts to prepare y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-25
Outing Flannel
35c Yard

Daisy Cloth Outing
Flannel In plain colors--
white, cream, pink, blue
and gray - and fancy
stripes also-very spe-
cial value
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-25
16799
DIED

In New York City alone from kid
ney trouble last year. Don't allow
yourself to become q victim
by neglecting pains and aches.
Guard against trouble by taking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-25
LEACUERS WAIT
HARDING ENVOY
Report Medill Mccormick Is
on the Way

GENEVA. Nov. 2s.--Rcports that
Senator Mediil Mccormick is coming
10 Europe aa an cmlssary of freai.
dentEloct Harding TO make plans
for organization Of a new 'aaaocin.
ton OF nations" caused tho deepest
interest az the meeting OF the League
OF Nations assembly here today.
Aitho there was no official discus.
sion OF tho rcportA the wish was
expressed by many Delegates that
Mccormick might arrive here In time
10 10 present at sessions OF the as.
sembly
Meanwhile. the United States con.
tinucd 90 exert great influence over
the deliberations and decisions OF the
assembly. Tho United States was
taken into consideration in making
every decision.
During the discussion OF steps 10
aid Armenia. Arthur J. Balfour.
British delegate. sought 10 secure a
postponement In hope that the
United States eventually would IN.
terccde with material ana financial
aid IN behalf % Armenia. Rene Wv.
lana. French representative. sought
20 defer action on Armenia In the
council for the same reason
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-25
GOLD MEDAL.
ANlAlEM on
" UyH1uIK y

The worlds standard remedy for kidney,
liver. bladder and uric acid troubles.
Hollands national remedy since 1896.
All druggists, three sizes. Guaranteed.
Look Tor Abe NAME Gold Medal On every
hox and accept 20 Imitation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-25
Wool-Finished
Blankets $4.25 Pair

Fine Plaid Blankets
of superior quality in a
variety of attractive
color combinations-ex-
ceptional values.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-25

WASHINGTON. - Representative
Mondell. OF Wyoming. hurt by fall
when crutch breaks. This In his third
accident since June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-25
Satin Bedspreads
$4.75 Each

Very good quality
Satin Bedspreads that
will give long and sat
isfactory service, and
will launder beautifully.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-25

NEW YoRK.--Snmuel Rzechew,
ski. Polands boy chess marvel. -
play 20 experts at Lexington theatre
here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-25
Jury Is Puzzled
Over Booze Case

Legal points In the case OF Fritz
Heuss. charged with having liquor
In his possession. evidently puzzled
tho jury, which returned twice after
p. m. Wednesday for further in
structions from Judge Jeremiah
Netcrer. The judge ordered sealed
verdict. TO be returned Friday.
s~~~~~~~>>~~>~>~~~> r>->~>~>e~'>~>>>>~s~S~~
turkey Mt motel at Seventh ave.
and University st. The knife acct
dentally became stuck In his hand
Several stitches were put In the
palm OF his hand at city hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-25
Cocoa Door Mats

To prevent unnecessary wear on floors and floor
coverings place at each of your outside doors
THESE SPECIAL VALUES
ON SALE FRIDAY
14x24-inch Cocoa Door Mats. ................. 95t
16x27-inch Cocoa Royal Door Mats $1.15
1sx30-inch Cocoa Royal Door Mats. ........ $1.6O
Very heavy quality diamond-faced Rubber Door Mats,
size 1sx36, reduced to, each. .......... $1.7O
Second F1oor-Rug Section
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-25

you use pereolator. don't let il
percolate too long. The result. if
you do, will be bitter, woody"
flavor - the conlmonest fault of
badly made COFFEE.
For drip Cor fltcr) pot use a
finely ground CoFFEE-as fine as
corn meal. For percolating or
sleeping use medium grind
In brewing, the COFFEE
grounds absorb about one-hfth of
the water in the pot. Therefore,
to make five cups of brewed
COFFEE. use six cups of water
and in the same proportion for
larger or smaller quantities. (See
rules for making good CoFFEE.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-10
Grow With Indiana Harbor

Capital this Bank off
m high evidence d Of
in
Men are Succeeding Won Deposior matter
Of pride with
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-10
UNDER u. S. GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION

that New York or Chicago Bank has II the Federal Pro
examined unannonccd intervals BY Examiners Of the United States
Il Treasur
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
WAR-MAD RUSSIA

Even if Moscow has not completely lost control of its troops on the Polish rort it has been compelled to acquicscc i" their policy and permit them to press their mh- ar advantages to the limit, despite the warnings of tc Allies.
 There is n. hing in the situation to en- courage belle, that peace between Poland aud Russia cam be coucIudcdat this time on terms that win leave the former am mdc- pendent government
 The Russians apparently are StudiousN respecting German territory. Although m 1ositiou to sweep across the Mazwim Swmnps. where IIndcnbmg won his vice orv over Samsouofr's army carly in the World War. they have elected to swing to hc south. remaining within Poland while ncuaciue Warsaw from the north. Ger mans and Russians are reported to be l0- cruizue at Suwalki, which is in Poland, ms. across tbc border from East Prussia.
 IudcudorT. who has harborcd coutm- ious "croucb" ever since his defeat by 7orh has emitted another blast to the cI- ..t that Germany is helpless before the Russian advance. Discomtmg his remarks O thc proper degree, the fact remains that Ie believes the German Reichswcw no match for the Russian veterans of the cam- laiens against Kolchak. DcniSme and Fi- udskL
 NHlumism again is in the saddle m Rus .ia Whether its generals do OF do mot re- nond to tbc order of Moscow the martial instinct of the people is driving the govern mcnt ou to new conqucsts.
 The parallel between the Russia of l92' and thc Germany of l9l4 become mcreas- n.lv apparent with the passage of time
 Whatever authority the civil odmin's- lu.ion in Russia may have had, its power la, passed to thc armies. The outcome o. hi> situation. so far as Lcume and Iro'zN} lre concerned, is obvious.
 From the field of carnage in Poland IS likely to ride Russias "mm on horse back"
 There may be mo enduring peace m Fo- rand or in Europe until he has assumed cou- rrol of affairs in Moscow and Pctrogrod.- Seattle Times.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
GOV. RIGGS WANTS
 CHANGE GAME LAWS
Recommends Drafting Of Laws That Would Put Control of Game
 in Alaska Hands

m nj. second annual report to tho Secretary o. Agriculture Governor Riggs concludes w.th tho following recommendations for Dhuecs u thg Alaska ramo laws.
 "Whou |. comes to Che matter ol making recommendations become discouraged Almost every governor nc. mue layc been governors and eamc Iaw m Nasaa haa recommend .i Cha. ho Iav bo revised. but uu- musrr opposition formed w.thou. nronor investigation has blocked i've legislation
 "Ny Hut recommendation s Go turn th. .or.ro. ol al game and m bearing mma. wien tHc exception 70. m m.. to tho Territory Jn loub,uuy mH s tho vsost oour0 and gam. win hcn be much better protected. ht ii it Us thought tha, m. people u Alaska have not Ono
 mc dcer.. oI intelligence as H possessed by other people f0oo miles .v.r who's intimate knowledge %. he Territory a derived from v.cw- ur u p..ur. post card of polar bear nor.bod ou am ieohorr chen .ot ome such law u the following bo enacted
 .so.Uou The control of an rme animals birds and land mr bearing animals m Alas.a Is hereby vested ina gam. comm.s. tom for Che Territory ol Alaska. to consist Of Ono governor uc wcroary. who shall bo.he servo without pay and four eomm. toner's. to he appointed by Che srcury of Agriculture one from mrb ol the four judicial dt visions Of Che Territory. who aho'. receive am annual salary of 5000 and ao.mI or per diem travelling oN. nanscs whom on official business Such commissioner may ho Federal oGcIais 1T the Secretary of Aw.euI- urc so olo.is and may receive such additional aIary for tho extra aory- ico performed
 "se The commission hereby eratcd shall Isue such regulations for Che protection and use Of mmo animals game birds and land Iur b.wne animals as may soem hcst which hau mgo Che eIcot of law There ahau be n quorum ol Che com- .on to transac. business and any proposed regulations must receive ne vote of ,he majority Of Che come ou before becoming effective. Provided. that existing game laws
 chan be o...Hro uutI 6O days al.cr thcr rnu by Che commission
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13

United states n Alaska are ms,ruct- cd to assist in Che execution of an Che regulations of such game come mission.
 "scc. l An receipts from per- units. licenses. etc. sale of couf.sc8tod animals or parts thrrof and from mos Imposed by ths courts shall bc covered into game fund hereby created and shall be Immediately available for expenditure by Che com- mission without further appropra- uon
 "scc 8. TO carry out tho purpose of tha act there i- hereby annroprI- otcd hc sum of Slooooo to bc oz- pended under the direction of Che game commission.
 "Thc commission form Of game rcruauou seems Go work out very wcu in British Columbit cyou though chat Province foo. is nearly as far from Che Atlantic as is Alaska.
 "By placing game control In thc hands of commission. special rogue htions can be enacted as need arises. Che Territory can be dIstr.ct- od witch each district described by mon familiar with is geographical features. cooperative regulations with Che authorities of British Co., mmhIo and Che Yukon Territory can bc entered into without treaty neso- uauons. and. with @ liberal initial appropriation supplemented by rc- receipts from other sources a sya- tomauc warden service win replace thc present Inadequate patrol which at best is not much moro chan a threat to Che yIolators Of tho low.'
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
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Port Angeles. but wo would Doc Che |laat person in tho world Go tcll it lon him.
 Joe Martin knows something about Ohio. but we arc not going Go boost him for thc presidency.
 Emilio Ubcru gets weekly paper from hIs old homo u Italy, but Ia recipe. for maccaroni would not inc tcrost Che s,rollcr's readers
 Tho Stroller receives several newspaper from towns iu various parts Of Che country where ho pre- viousIy lived. but ho ncvor boros other people witch thcm. He goes out behind tho house to road and then destroys chem lest somehudy might lind out where lac came from and write bock for his record And yot for moro chan a quarter Of a century thc Stroller has had farm and acctarIau papers showed at him wIth Che remark "Thia paper is from my old homo You wHl Gnd lots In lt Chat win do to au up wtb" Hc has rcad Che Manitoba s,uwntock Che Arkansas 'poaum skin tho Weekly Moonshncr. pub- uahoi at Glen Mary Tennessee. Che puIct O. Che Future thrust upon him by somc chicken specialist and ho has oven read Che Irish World
 and Che War Cry. to ny nothing Of JaFoIcuca Weekly and Hrwu'r Commoucr an Of hcm pokcd at .him by alleged friends who desired to further muddlo Che throhbnr brain that directs Che scientific and religious course of th.s modest pub- Ucaton
 Now ntcn The only person utor- estcd u lhc old home paper is Che one from Che old home town. IfBm smiths rcd plush COW gets m.rcd
 in a bog In Minnesota thc Stroller doo not care to have h.s sympa
 hc1 narrowed up by reading Of Hlra misfortune and pccunIary lo.s IT eatornIIlars eat Che growing cote ton crop of Coaco county GcorgIa. or Che sugar cane crop is a failure on Pea Rdec. hc does not waut .o know it Hc dont care hrcc vhoops m Ho'-oua Montana for pc1 Ridge. anyway.
 Tho Stroller likes to encourage tbo publication Of newspapers but hc draws thc limo ou reading an of them Some men arc Chat way
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13

Thcrc n something atuuct.yt about ho newspaper business Chat s dulcmt to turn down OF get away from In mcl Che fascination O. Ono game has kcpt thc stroller play. mr it for moro years chan hc cares to acknowledge and yol hc would mot radc It tor anything hc uowa However mere arc trials and uibu. nuou. connected wth running a newspaper of which tho common herd wou uot
 Etcy newspaper man Is auppo od by tho.e mo. engaged n ho bua- ness to be Interested u every public cation that ufoa column ruIc type and printers uk Tho result H bat 1T ho has i000 ubar.beu lo h. mnor fully 3.150 ol thom per. .sl u carrrnr copies of thoir old homo nancr to him to look over jus. a. though bc had ume for such useIcue Thcre n nothing .u papo published m somc Hrus rune county soat town In south ua- Eoa uat Is og mtcc.. to a uewa nauor man I'm Aaasa Iu., because ho {. a ueusnlper man Tho stroller s mo. Interested I'm reading ou ac count ol the IadIc AuNuwy ol One Mule shoen Union at Little Rock ArEau.s when ho never met any ol m. IHd.c. Ue can not become enthusiastic orcr Che marrow escape o0 n ha..Ins party at PaH Christian NH us. because one ol ha uo.
 rhon lived i'm that southern town quarter Of n century ago
 pm BuU., come. from CaI.or na. but nat s uo reason why sn Jose c.Ic should bo introduced into tno columns of tl.s great family journal
 crr smith was aI.ei Iu western Washington. but we arc not running .Iam department cv0ry wccN ol printing couple of columns in Che CInoa. muemee just to make him fea a. hom.
 Al Gmr wa. theo.or.rauy inclined in H lou.l hu' chat would mot Justify ,Ha paper iu printing sort. aUy hD oun.an.. ol a smday School Quarterly
 ror Che ronu ,hst Prod GaI'ww comes mm California we wc no' .nl tu bore our raadcrs w.th cN.mcu from Ic Gua Valley Ncws
 Postmaster Henson once lived a.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
SOUR DOUGH NOTES Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Flcs

William Henry Maloy and John Henry Johnson. miners at Che Mcxi- can mine. killed In an explosion.
 Work started on tho now EpIaco- pal church on Third street.
 siz hundred and sixty dollars re- ported ln Che fund to clear a come terry.
 Second anniversary of tho Odd Fol'ows lodge celebrated by a dance ln Che Armoy hall
 Flftoon hundred people at Nome declared thoy worc paupora and needed transportation back to tho States.
 Thoro was surprise party ou
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
COLD STORAGE

The idea of having a cold storage plant in Douglas .s good ouc. If there is any paco ,ha. is fitted lor plant of this kind m Aas,a Douglas is che place.
 uou-a, is m a receptive mood for m- m,wc. %. amy kud Right at this time the .tlu~ are quite willing Go make hh- crlI term, for anything that would stimu- late rl. G.c or thc community
 The uoueas waterfront is large and m crowded There are many desirable spots wher. vn.rroS could bc buiIt The conn unrr win mla a town already made to hous' r~ employees. Here there is cheap hous, rem. auI low living costs. Locations can b. omJ or uot uuly thc men working di rc.h 6r .hc company hut for the men o' the fishing rcct that would be selling th'n products fo tHe company.
 Tr. company should it decide Co locate win HuJ nothing but encouragement and kind vom, They wil. mot find anyone irwin. ro hold them uo but will iud every or. irwin. to cooperate with them m gct- rue new industry started that vii. bring u.ure To .r. city mJ establish payroll
 Irrms am. asked for by thc promoters lots make tHo terms ~o liberal that there win h.u, opportunity tor competing places q. stand cam.c. Let's -iyc even unto hair o. our possessions. Co amy legitimate .utrwi-. t.af wishes to come to ow city vrI am industry that is so vi'oly needed as u .a.I -.u.a-. plant.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13

A landmark is passing with the dis- mautlmg and tearing down of the J. u. Fox store m this city, When thc building was erected by Mr. Fox come years ago h wal, a most modern mercantile cstobhsH- mcut It was used as such for a long time and proved ts worth by long usage. In the building many thousands of dollars worth or business has been transacted Doomed bv .hc retarded growth of the city to be vacant and finally to be torn down. the building on its fine corner location Wlll be missed and win bc great loss.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13

So far f.e campaign tor delegate to Congress .as been cIcm-cut ouc with no personalities being engaged in it. Delegate Gu-,nr Is conducting his campaign ou his record a~ dc.c-atc Uud ou the Alaska plank o. tne Democratic party Mr. Grgshv 's record a' Washington has been a most cN- ccIcur me-u act 1t has been SO excel Ieut wc have yct to hear a criticism of it. Tho Alaska plank is strong onc and Is something mat the people of the Territory cam bank upon i. thc Democratic party again gets into power
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
C0-W-E- GrcIr. CMcf F0rrstcr of tbc

CIW '. Grcc.y Chief Forester of the United States. is ar rhc present time poy- m- am oTi-.a. visit to tbc National forests o. Aa~,a. Colonel Greedy is authority for thc -.amu, that the forests of Alaska cam annually produce enough pulp to sup- ply ha| t.. consumption in the United States This i,a drccr way of giving pco- r'c am iJ.ao. tac great potential wealth u wood pulp am. u the Territory Who cam IwI bu that in tbe course of few years part. ifuo. al. O. this timber will be uSed and that -ac wealth of Alaska will m- ra-e mI that many thousands more m- laHtmf- win b. added
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13

A miniature bulk on tanker. of wood construction. was recently. launched at Seattle for Che Boring River Coal Company of Katalla. The craft is 60 feet long and ia powered with twin Go-h. D. Enterprise gas engines Her cargo tanks win carry I2.0O0 gallons of oii and l.500 gal- Ions more can be carried in drums on dcck Tho boat win be used in distributing ol from the company's wells to Cordoya and noighborIng towns
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13

Th. cmeIv season for the Juneau dis rrt has >o .w this year been highly un- profitable ouc. NoI on.y 0e 'hc fish scarce but thc price Is low for thc canned product This combination vii. without doubt prove fatal to thc finances of many Alaskan camorvuou.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13

The BolshcvIN have been 'Uockng at the gates of Warsaw for almost two owceNs. We wish some onc would answer the knock and either kick the BoIs down off thc front porch or let them iu
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
HORN n0WN

One of Che Abuer Murray apart mont houses on Third street has boon completely torn down by Che owner and Is about ready for ship mont Go sitsa on a scow. The build mr win be rc-crcctcd ot Sitka by Mr. Murray ou a lot recently pur- chased by him there.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13

With the prevalence of wolves on Doug las Island, we hope there are mo prospec- tive Little Red Riding Hoods in the town We can't afford to lose amy population by tbc wolf route.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13

Miss Alico Coggins at Che home Of hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Coegins
 Earthquake shock folt on August IOth.
 Population of Kotchikan was 800. The town was to vote on Che ques- lion of incorporation.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13

r Is v-U oNumo regret that we are uI, week Wr.l ro announced the closing o. The Dm-H- ~r Ann hospital For over twenty r.~ ~- Ann ho>pi'o. has been part m mr.. %. thc i.c of the comu- m.l Bot. flc most excellent mS'tuuon ml tU. ~.-..r- m charge win be missed and muuL Realizing fully that the step was u.re~-.r,. we cam uot bur regret that vc am. t. ..,c tui, institution and its care takers from ow midst We all hope that better times may come that will warrant tue wonouu- O. St. Ams mot only tor thc good %. tn. whole Island but that this m- vc-meu %. many thousands of dollars wiI mot h. 'o>r
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13

Today is hoodoo day, Friday the thl- tccutb Double hoodoos have no tcrrors for Douglas Island any more. Even hoo- doc would not hit a man when he is down.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13

Everyone is entitled to kin three deer during the coming hunting season. There arca a loot of folks that won't get their three. however. but will wear out lot of toot- wear looking for them.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13

Fall weather seems to have definitely settled in and the old story about the sum- mer wages will again soon be m perfectly good form
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13

Those farmers who prayed for ram must now imagine that they have some special influence It mot only rained but
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13

Thc Juneau Capital is running mcd- iriual column that is helping a lot to cure
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13

Job Printing a, tho News office.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13

Job prInung at thc Nova offIco
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-06-10
HIGH COST OF
GOvERNM'NT

Politicians disdsin demands Of tax
payers and seek Office 70 put over
machine programs that result In high
er taxes and more Offices.
The high eost Of government in
city. county. state and nation 10 be-
coming appalling and amounts 70 g.
per day for the average family.
The cost Of running the government
10 now daily SlS. S.ooo. 10000. This
estimate II based on the known cost
Of eSe2s. .i7s,0oo for the first nine
months Of the fiscal year, which
msans IN annual rate of At least ~
7so .ooc. 900 Or more than six times
what ussA to b considered IN y.
travaxant living rate for Unle
8asnusl bsfcr~ the war.
The people know thc facts in re-
gard to tax msttsrs and every indi.
viduAl and industry feels the burden.
They have NO one 10 blame but them-
selves II they fail to elsct men 10
effics who stand for . conservative
bssiness program Which recognizes
tAe rights Of tie Taxpayers ~ para.
mount to the demands Il professional
politicians and tsx-psysn.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-06-10
SUGAR FROM sAWDUsr

CSarr up, sood psosh of JalssbarI
for rvlief 10 new In sight News de-
pstcAes out u FtttabsrgA are 70 tAe
sftast hat . srisntist 81 that city ~
Uncovered = pEocess n wAteA - eaa
sAAks sugar out sf sAw1ast--Asa ~
tail Il trr kss Than . nicki . pond.
Sss,as ~ escA - y trUs, decent ~
Anyhow. tie PtttssaseA msa = ssA
10 have nANwN . aAMpAe Il hts saw-
dust,saG~r.er sHess, sswASat jsst
whichever you want b call Il, AND Il
10 declared to DO Ne WORK irtesded.
eeeset, And wAy Rsts WAe vAAss