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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
A STURDY Aircraft.

The average life of an airplane is quite
short. but there IS \ record Of Bristol
fighter which has been IN continuous COM
mission on the fighting front, and ~.
Holland for over two Years without the
expenditure of \ single penny in renewals
or repairs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
The high cos, Of
living can be reduced
by patronizing these
stores.

through NJ. o Pence, county agent leader,
and thcae beans have been piaced by
County Agent NJ G. Vaughn. 10 demon
strators in the above communities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
stored up Energy Of a Caramel.

n will come as surprise 10 most per-
sons ~ learn on reliable authority that
single caramel 0 nouga'ine Ur penny
worth a. candy may furnish sufficient
energy 70 supply the extra heat nceded frr
walking . mile ~ more
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11

Lost soncthing7 Try q classified ad-
vnrtiaement in Every Evening. Adv
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
CONTREAs GIVEN
 LIFE SENTENCE
Judge Jennings Sentences Slayer Hands Out Other Sentences in
 Recent Convictions

Judge Robert w. Jennings yestor- day sentenced Thomas Contreas to uc imprisonment for Che murder of two Chnamm u a gambling den m Ko,chlkm laat summer The uaI and conviction. Of Conucas wss held at KotchIkan, where Che court is now sitting.
 C Juarcz wos also sentenced Co g0 years at hard labor In Che federal peu.touuary for che murder Of a cmnory foreman ct LorIng last
 summer
 Among Che other sentences hand nd out by Judge Jennings yesterday wore. shoue EnI Shook thrce years u hc pcn.tcuuary for selling opium; una Luna. five months in Che Kctchikan jaG for larceny Alfred Lott three months in iau for lar- .my. Nrs May Uodgson, three months in jail for having opium iu her possession. Choi Sing. one month m lau for having opium in his pos session.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
PIONEER LEAVING

After something over eighteen r..r residence u Douglas Mrs. John Henson Ict on Che Princess Mary today tor thc .outh with ,hc intention of m Che future making hr home a, Port Angeles Wash- whore sa. has a residence and other property and where hor son. Fred D Henson. and family now hye
 Mrs Henson is a pioneer Of Port Angelo. having come thuc iu 1888. when uco wore but lov houses m what s now city ot something over s.x thousand mbab.tout She . also a pioneer of Douglas. as she came hore In 1902. when Douglas was rather a wild and woody camp wih few of Che modern Improve mcut now n Che city,
 Although loving Alaska Mrs. Henson has decided that sine win .n Che future mako bcr homo down ou Che old homo place among Che fruit trees planted by hcrclf moro chan thirty years ago. chat have grown from uule switches into grcal tow- crue trees. and to roisc a few hcns make garden and rm around th, country luuo u her sons bug, wagon.
 While going through Seattle sh' win visit for @ few days with hcI daughter Mrs. R Ernst and hus band. and It is likely chat Mrs. Ernst uu accompany her mother Go Por Angeles and Che family spend th' holidays together.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
NICE MEETING
 MONDAY NIGHT
Record Attendance Enjoys Meeting of Douglas Pucut-I0cbcr
 Association

Tho features ol Che Douglas ra- urtTurtor Association meeting a- tbo Douglas school hoas. ou Moa- day evening uor. talks hg Dr. GadH RouIcy and Sup. Gordon C. Nleh- cr
 Dr. EouI., spoke on .he .aame ol ue health of children at lom. and .t hoaI She oon.0uI.I Cha. % oanI mind a only acquired through
 uul boly She emphasized che ac. tlat good food {. one ol Che ueelm things tor growing children
 sur. Mitchell cho.. for hs topic Che s.hro. .,sfem. methods ot t0ach- nr .r.otuuuert and democracy in he school curriculum and var.- oas other interesting points u eiH- auouaI ma-tor.
 Numerous mu.... numbers were
 t.n during lae egoaue vocal. solos hy Mrs John G.ohard and ua w. F Cahu bcne especially uoy.d The school or.hcsr. Na. given great welcome whom .t p.a'- .I several numbers. Elizabeth Robe rsou and Emma Gwu gave a nice piano due. and Flora ha.eaor.oh pleased with a piano solo. as o.d Nr.eIe ue1iyI Wth a recitation.
 Tho attendance was very large
 Tlos. appointed to arrange a proc gram for next meeting wore Mes.r. la w. KHburm ANel krongrH' and Gordon C Mitchell
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
THE REPUBLICANS
 WANT WICKERSHAM
Local Club Says They Want Him for Governor and Ask for
 Show ol Hands

The Doueas Island Republican Club at iu meeting Wednesday evening at Che c.y han endorsed Iama Webenham for Che position of eo.o.uor ol Alaska and paei % motion hat for any further endorse monte if asp.rans lor od.ce could not themselves appear personally be- fore Che club tlay should send In
 her qualifications tor One oa.c" thcy are seeking n writing. Go leave Che matter to Che ludsmen. Of club members
 Tho meeting wa. nr. iei over by Elmer E smith. and Go uu vacancies among Che or..... ol Che 'ocaI club. Gur Ia Smith was named as sc.re- ..es and Iamc. c.rs,oc m ueas u.. AAH N.oar.. was named as ...... comm t...uan.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
QUIET WEDDING
 OF YOUNG FOLKS
Gertrude Johnson Became Bride of Claude H Helgesen of Tread
 well Last Night

Miss Gertrude Johnson was mar ricd to Claude H Holsosen at Che home Of her sister, Mrs. James L. Manning Of Juneau last night at S.aO o'clock Mrs. Manning and Homer G Nordnng were Che attcud- uns Rev. H E. Croeniug Of Che Juneau Methodist church performed hc ceremony Only few intimate friends were present. The br.dewaa dressed In white.
 Immediately after Che ceremony Che bridal pary took supper at Che GasUnclu.
 Tho bride has lived practically an her ule ou Douglas Island. being Che daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson Sr. pioneers of the ci.y Mr. Johnson was for many years om- ployod aa shIf, boss and foreman at rrodweu Two years ago he and Mrs Johnson moved to Lead, s. D- whore bcy haye lived s.ncc and where Miss Gertrude was for @ time up until a few weeks ago.
 Mr. UcIeeaon is employed In a clerical capacity for Che Alaska rrcadwcu Gold Mining Company and has been here for Che past two years Hc Is m ox-scryIco man.
 Mr. and Mrs. Hciec.en have started housekeeping m what was formerly Che pr Kuhn residence at Treadwcn
 Both young folks enjoy % wide circle of friends on GaUueau Chan- ucI as thoy have a.vays uEcn iead- mr parts m aI social activities
 mone Che younger folks and thoy
 art ho.r marr.cd nie v.th oSpro .ous ol good win from oii sides
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
ALL STARS ARE
 AGAIN DEFEATED
Douglas Wins From Juneau-Ihane Aggregation by Score of
 36 to %

The basketball game Wednesday evening between Che Douglas High School team and the Juneau All- surs was won by Douglas by score u. s6 Co 22. It was Q misnomcr however to cau it Che Juneau All- sar team. as Che whole mainland of Alaska uas n.tted against Che lsl-
 and boya ari not less chan four reg uau of ue Thauo team played at various ur,s. while three of them were u ta, game at an times
 Tho s.u. did not start until after eou..lcub. d.scua.o .on. as when Che uHe-up was announced Che high .hoof boy discovered they had been ,rarrod into what was virtually O .oa.cs, 4.h Che Tfmc team. with whom uceouauous had been dropped for return game. Tho Juneau High School gymnasium was filled to capacity witch spectators.
 Alexander ol Juneau, one Of Che .ow players who was not @ Thanc man. was thc particular star for the Au-stau. while Nelson of Douglas led bis team mates iu scoring and he was closely followed by Martin and Harold Gallwas The lineup,
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
MANY CHRISTMAS
 ENTERTAINMENTS
Various Organizations Wll Cele- bn.c Holiday Season in Good 0id-
 Fashioned Manner

Christmas r.c celebrations on Douglas Island o ar definitely ar-
 ranged a. io date. are thrce iu mum b.r although thcrc are several for which lac date. have not as yc. been se,
 Tho Ea-I.r ucc vu perhaps bc One uu. or. as it |. scheduled Go t. .t One EaeI-. Uar on Welne- day reh. u..rmt.r -- X com- mft.. hs DOW perfected arrange mont. ur ... .,.at. and there .s Go be- hi. .r.. or which .aere win be r-n.. .- .,ur E.ue earIet The -.,r. o.t o. .ac uuc presents win b. uuuu.l by refreshments. AM E.r... aai tt.r families are wc.- .om.I .u ma. r.enl
 Tn. nII Follows and Rche.a.s hagc joined l.r... and a eoum.l.e ot r.ert member. from che tso lodges r.,. I.|.I .a THmel.y night as .rr Ohm. or ..er ree This wiIl b. ..- .U o|I Follows and Rcbckahs am. H.r auu.. and .lch ot che. .H.I... ... h. given present. No. n-..r.. .H hc allowed to bc scrt n. m. ban from outside sources
 Tn. community Christmas cree win b. hold at rl.lfvcr oa Christ. ua. o.. a. .H. rreaducu Club Bach ohr. rU he remembered wfh a e... and ...re u.I h. a program.
 r. orI.- u. E..l. which was Col h.,. ..tu .hcr entertainment on r.st r.a...., rI.ht has postponed U rr. .u. day between Christmas and N.. Year. r.. N.H bc for Che. am... o. au n. members ot Che.
 Tho Alaska Naa,e Brotherhood t-.. win a... he lvcu ou some day .nr-.I. .. Christmas
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
GOTNG TO WRANGELL

According to plans now aImos. perfected. tho Douglas H.eh School basketball team win leave for Wwn- rcu on Che Ciy ot Seattle peoom- bor 26 They win play Che lu, game with Che Wmueel u.eh sehoo. team soon after thc.r arrival. They expect other teams there. including % town team. one from >uaan. and they have invited Che keChikn High School also ,o como up Co com. poto lf bo newly organized club at Petersburg a rcady Go play the local boys win play game there |. boat connections arc right
 The toam expects Co be in Wran roI about five dags
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
EDUCATOR MARRIED

The wedding ot Lester Dale Hon- dsron. popular commissioner Of cd- uauon for Maska. and Miss Blanche Rac Moehu occurred last Friday evening in Juneau ot ho homo of afr. and Mrs. U b. Faulkner. The ceremony was witnessed by group of Che most intimate friends Of Che couple. Rev. J. H. Condit performed the ceremony.
 Nr. Henderson Is known ail over MasI.a. as cvery section Of Che Ter r.tory has been visited by him since ho was appointed to his present of- flee several years ago. The bride is said Go be one of Che most charming and accomplished Of Jmcous schoo. teachers She arrived in Che North last September
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
KETCHIKAN NOT
 WELL SATISFIED
Thinks Juneau Folks Are Putting Their Feet in the Political
 Trough

That Kotciikan. as one Of tho
 outlying districts from tho capital
 city Of Juneau. does not take any
 too kindly to Che action Of Che Ju-
 uoau Republican Club at a recent
 meeting in endorsing only members
 of that club for territorial CGlco is
 rather sarcasticaily reflected iu tho
 following telegram sent last We'd nosday night to Che Juneau Repub- lican Club by Senator J. R Heck man of Ketchikan
 "Your excellent body is Co Doe con- graduated for thc party spirit shown m your recent meeting when you picked for an Territorial offices good residents of Juneau. or course. we. In Che outlying section. realize ml well that thc same God who ordained that Che kaiser should rule also chose Che members Of your or- gan.zatlon to rule not only Che des- t.nies of Che Republican party in Alaska. but also Alaska itself. and knowing further that your organi- zatlon was entirely responsible for tho selection of J. C. Mcbride as National Committeeman and for the general sweeping victory Of Che Re- publican party in the Territory at Che polls in November. we of the land unanoIutod bow in humble sub- mission Co your superior wisdom. staunch Republication and thorough pioneer spirit Such magnanimity as your organization has shown vin undoubtedly weld together the bonds Of Rcpubllcauism throughout Che Territory and put the party workers In a frame Of mind to continue work for is qualification as they have In Che past ever regardless Of what they are entitled Co themselves and always anxious to serve the ends of your little coterIo"
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
STRONG DEMAND
 FOR LIBERTY BONDS
Federal Reserve Bank Reports More Buyers Than Sellers of Securities
 of Smaller Denominations

Seattle. Dec Reports Co the Branch Federal Reserve Bank here from local members indicate
 strong investment for Liberty Bonds and Victory Notes by Che general public. In two instances large banks reported that they were ovcraold and obliged to purchase small lots Of Liberty Bonds from other banks Co supply Che demand.
 The issues m demand. according to figures supplied by Che Federal Reserve Bank. arc those paying lil and 4A per cent interest. Ap- paronuy there is no active market for bonds of Che 3ia per cent or notes of the 3% per cent issues.
 Bank transactions show Che de- mand for Liberties came chiefly from small investors who have taken advantage Of Che attractive market prices of Liberty Bonds and vic- tory Notes and intend Co hold the securities until maturity. This seems to apply also in other cities of Che Twelfth Federal Reserve Dis trict on thc basis Of reports made by | local banks to che Federal Reserve Bank branches and to the Federal ] Reserve Bank itself in San Fran
 cisco.
 "To summarize Che local situation horc." according to an official of the
 Federal Reserve Bank. "therc are
 more buyers than sellers of bonds ! of the smaller denominations"
 Despite Che recessions In Che East
 crn markets. unprecedented in years ! as far as industrial stocks and bonds arc concerned. Liberty Bonds and l Victory Notes are holding we'll to
 previous levels. Small investors }. throughout tho country are appar- onuy benc0tting by the experiences |. of those who lost their money in , wildcat stocks Of various descrip- , ions and are more and moro cone , tending themselves with Che abso- l luto safety and security Of Liberty Bonds which. in several instances P are paying from 70 5i4 per cent b at present market prices. while Vic 9 tory Notes are yielding as high a' - -|CiA per cent
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
ARE TO
 HAVE BIG TIME
They Win Celebrate Christmas m Regular O'j-Fashioned
 Manner

Tho N.Us. village tHa year Us going u for Christmas u che good o.l-n.h.oucd way The children ol fhe government school arc mak.ne wro1lbs ouc lor every window on TMueet Avenue
 Tbere win be a Christmas tree a- Che N.uro Brotherhood Hau for which Che school children win pop and string Che popcorn and ,as.oons The sowing cIa. ol Che schoo. has made ar-ft. u.oe uue sowing bags which uW be aicI ui-a some- hmr nice to ea.
 Tho mu.e for Che Chrslmaa tree entertainment win be uruehcl by rre school children. They win sing -tt.st. F.deUs" w,b vrel'hs and appropriate gestures. also ,ac eD- ur. aool .horu. vim ping God O. ta. Nauoa.' got .o Che music of the .Auvu Chorus. from "u Troyatorc A trio by Miss Hwu.ger Miss Jamc and Miss Soon win be au interesting feature Harry ra#el win rec.t. "Hae Or The Flag Is Passing By and after Che chorI. sings America che program WlI close with "Goo. Night. Ladies' We're Going to Lcay. You Nou
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
DOUBLE HEADED
 VICTORY FRIDAY
Douglas High School Teams Win Two Vicloucs-Girls Win
 Tmer First Game

It was Douglas night las. Friday night at Che Na,aiorIum Han whom both Che boys 'and e.r'F teams Of
 Che high school won choir games
 from Che Juneau tcama tho boys by a score Of G9 to l3 and Che girls by Id to One Of tho largest crowds Chat over witnessed a basket ball game ou Douglas Island was present.
 It was mo surprise when Che boys won. but when tha gIrls also carried oG Che bacon. it mot only surprised bul pleased Douglas people very much. Tho girls had pracucod very hard and with few shifts u Che lineup were able t0 keep Che ball m hcr territory mos. oi Che ume selma AaIto was easily Che star of Che evening and several guards ucrc tried out asa.us, her. an of whom were unable to keep her from scoring and she mado twelve of Cine fourteen points for her team. An Che other girls were oIocIyc. Una CIoNc assisting m passing as ior ward mu sine was compelled lo wt and Elizabeth FeuH did well in her paIcc Much credit is due ho Douglas guards for thoIr s,op- ping of tho Juneau forwards. and to thc coutcu tor thc.r rcIay.ne tho bah Hms
 Thc two Juneau forwards Lund- .rrom and Hmdrcsaou. did not get many throws at thc basket as Che bau dd mot lomo to chem often They were aosc.y guarded but piay- cd c.cyor'y Tno two Juneau cen- ton were quite effective.
 I was thought Chat tho Juneau boys voul be defeated on tho Nata- tonm 0o9r but mo one imagined that such a b.r score would bc piled
 p amust ucm Brown. Douglas eu,er has Improved wonderfully on ueo throwing and vas abIo Go cage. che bah seyon out of u.uc rys
 Many substitutes were put n on the Juneau tcam In au unsuccessful attempt to stop Che scoring. but it. wont steadily ou until Che very end .f Che game.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
MERCHANT LEAVES

J ". Martin left Douglas on Che Jefferson carly thls week for Seattle. where he win Doc with his family for several months at least Mr. Martin sold much Of his stock of general merchandise and has left One rest u charge Of E. c. Roberts who is dlsposiug Of Che balance Of Che old stock and some new goods us thoy arrive
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17

 WILL BE MOVED
Establishment, Of New Forest Service Dis.ric. in Line With Policy of
 Decentmlizcd Administration

Washington. D. c. Dec 13. Tho ! establishment ot a now ueld district comprising Che Chumcb and Tom ma National Forests in Alaska. with headquarters at Juneau. s an- uomcol by Che Pores, Service. to |takc orcct January ]. 1921. The |ueu district win bc iu charge Of Dis r.ct Forester Charles H F.ory who . is at present superintendent or Na- uonai forests m Alaska The cstab- .ushmcrt ol Che new dsr.c. was de- c.dcd upon In order Co facilitate Che transactions ol Che growing business ol Che two Alaskan National Forests and Us m uuc with Che policy Of de- centralized administration of Che Forest Service Nctrly au oi Che hu uc. Of Che Alaskan forests win be transacted m Che future on Che ground by che district forester and
 Che local forest officers. Che o0ieials ol tbc Forest Service s.alc
 The ronrass aud Chusach Na- uoaaI Forests comprise 2o57Ao00 a.r.. ol land and Include practically aI ol Che best umbcr along thc .oas ol Alaska The sales of tm- Der are increasing steadily and re- o..pu from Che tvo forests for tho last fiscal year exceeded one bun- tred thousand d0iIa With Che development o. paner Industry which a now in sight, olicals oi Che Eorel Service expect chat Che receipts win be greatly augmented. \ aIo for 100 million feet of pulp wood has aIrcady been made to a company which win establish % paper plant and a aic Of ono and % UIf billion Iec, s .u prospect
 The establishment ot % paper making industry according Co mem- be- of tao Pores. Service familiar with Alaskan conditions. win do much to stabilize the development ol Che territory Na.a it Is said. u now n n condition somewhat l.o uat or u worseI-olt mining camp. The rich placer m.nc have been cz-. murci peacnt prices oi metal m... II murouublc Go muo many of tle lode claims Che salmon f.sl-| eric. .asc been depleted anl there Is uo good market nor means oi trans noruuou lor such agricultural Dropa .. arc raised. A paper industry win h. perpetual because tle timber on ue National Forests win bo so out n. to Insure rcuoVth and Che c- uaHsUm.r. O. large manufacturing plants with che necessary towns for tHe uor.mm win aIori steady cm- p.oyment tor a considerable number Of people. win ncrease rauspora- uun facilities and win create O. market for crops produced locally
 The administration of tbc Nauou- u rueu has already been largely do.caral1el. Che on.cIaH of the Forest Service state. but Che estab- Ulmcut of a new dauict In charge ol district forester with largo d's- .r.Imuy authority Go transact .ot.umut bushes. win further u.Ituf. dispatch.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
MAsOEs ELECT

Gmuucau Lodge. l2l. P. & A. M- elected officers tor Che coming year at Che regular meeting on Tuesday evening. The officers elected were as follows.
 Charles Scbramm Wouhp.u. Master
 w B Uarsrvc Senior Warden.
 w. H Spain Junior Warden
 John Richards Treasurer.
 Jrmas chr.strc Secretary.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
FOR SAN FRANCISCO

Mrs. Gustav Crundlor lcr on tho steamer Jefferson carly tha week cn route to San FrncIgco. Calif, to Doc with her daughter Miss Frcda. who is quite m. Mm. Grundlcr win be met ot Seattle by hor other daugh- ter. Mrs. M. " Chr.s,mau who win accompany her to Che south.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
HOME NEXT MONTH

sr-out Harry W Irvine hos re- r.reI word from Mrs. Irvine tha. she li not leave Che Ea.t Che early part oI hs month cs she had tn. tended doing but u.u remain taer. until som. lime next month spend. nr Che holidays W..l relatives.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
FROM WARM SPRINGS

Ernest schm.l, brother Of h A. schmidt of tha cIty was on Ono Island or few days thc latter par. ol last week and thc first of th.f For Che pas. two years hc loa been at Warm Springs bay m charge O. Che hot springs thcrc. lie took pas. urc on lbc Jefferson tha week loI Che south
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
WILL BOX

Among those from Douglas Island who win box at the American Le- zion smoker chat is 10 be held in Juneau early in January are Dick Mccormick and Pic Martini of Doug las and Paul Graham cf Treadwell An of Che boys will go into training next week for the matches.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
VISITING

Albert Bopp. formerly oi Troad- we'll but now employed at Spool river by the Alaska Pulp and Paper Company is in from Chat place and win remain for a few days on bus- nos for Che company
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
Gn0n sINGERs

Last Sunday night. while fhe s1V- r-ruart ..uoo. chorus verc rcheau- n- Christmas uu... more than te.r.r.... persons stood outside 'o urea and applaud The r1n..# m- d.r I.. l.r..tIrr or Mrs. He.cn N
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
BACK TO THIRD
 GOES DOUGLAS
Big Defeat by Treadwu.l Team Wicus Breach and Ready Bull
 hon Takes Second Place

IT. u...Une .r. Douglas tr. I.r.ur. team Hr mar-u o. se- pin. and winning Che mattel. r... ... h..e.I ..H.. r.t rolled tH.s ...r .a t.. rr..lH0I a.Ie.s tac T... Hae.r tenn n.r.cnu'F u..... m. h-..H between I..t arI U..e.... and ... Ready Bullion
 ..r-.. m. I na.. ra. ......r. .. m. ..r.. leading teams
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
N tIII

Tr. .-... .-..e Eot mad. in tn. nr...rt bowling tournament chat Is .u at rr.aI"... ... made by iae. Ready Bullion team Monday nigh. when Che member. mad. ro.a. ot
 e- nn. TH. team "as bowling .'ar. .. One Eagle team. which was n. H.r. been tHer.. did r1t uu. u
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
Girls Lineup

Soy and MoClo.N.y substituted for Juneau and Mattson for Douglas
 Douglas Field eoaIs AaIto Q. FouH l. Proc throws AaIto 9. Per- ouU iouH
 Juneau -F.cld goals Hondr.aAson ]. Lmdauom !. Free throws Lund- .rom !. Personal fouls. :.
 Score FIrt haif noueIoa i. Ju- menu G.. uual score. Douglas li ju- menu
 A. B Cole refereed both games.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17

Douglas r.c.d goals Brown ! Nelson s. II Galiwas 8, M GaIlwos l. Free throws Brown {.
 Juneau -Tioid goals Hodges ] uae.st |. Alexander e. Williams 9 Robertson J. Personal fouls 8.
 Score -Fut hail. Douglas l7, Ju nou IO. final Douglas 36. Juneat 22. Referee. A. n. Cole.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17

mH.. W I... ...I n.I h. rolled u One to'rn- .m.. mr after oa...mas
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17

Become tockholdcr in the Unit cd sat@-buy war-saying1 stamps.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17
Bows Lineup

JuuiEHa'a. uullr HHraeer ana Peabody wcrc substituted on Che Ju- ncau team during tAc game. Gmn substituted for u GaiIwas on Che Douglas .olm.
 Douglas F.ciJ goals Brown 2. n GauVa. a Nclaon l2. M Ga.'- was la. Garu l Personal fouls i.
 Juneau Field goals Formcy ]. poucuc I Vcam 2 lmWc.a J. HU1y !. Frce throws Imdrichson I Personal iouIs
 Score First haIf Douglas 2s. Ju- roau Final score. Ga-l3.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17

For Che best and Hoatost job print. ing. come Co Che News onico.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17

For One best and neatest Job print lur. como Co tho News o1icc.
Douglas Island news., 1920-12-17

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