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Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice H hereby given that pur- uaut to am Act of Congress. op- proved May c. 1906. entitled. "An Act Providing for the Election of a Delegate to Che House of Bonrascn- uuyas from Che Territory of Naska DO and am Act of Congress. approved August 2t I9I2 entitled. "An Act .o Create Legislative Assembly in tto Territory Of Alaska To Confer Legislative Powers Thereon end for other Purposes" and .u conformity herewith. a eucral election win be held ou Tuciav November @ 1920. between Che hours of s o'clock a m. and o'clock D. m. of said day. for thc purpose Of cieetue Che foIiow- me officers. to-wit.
 x Delegate Go Che House Of Repre- scuuuyos from Che Territory ol Alaska. One member of tho Senate of thc Territory of Alaska. four mom- bars Of Che House Of Representatives of Che Territory Of Alaska. two Road Comm. s.mou for Road DH- ret No One. one Attorney General for Che Territory Of Alaska.
 Tho Common Council Of Douglas. having bcrctorioro. by ordinance. duly designated One voting precincts Of said town and Che polling places in each thereof Che electors are hereby notified.
 Tint aU duly qualified voters re- dnr within tbc boundaries Of pro. ..act No One Of said town ol Doug as which arc a. lolov North and west ol Kuac street. win vote at .y Hm Building located ou scc- aud Stree. which building i owned by ho Ciy of Douglas Che anne be- me Che duly designated polling p'ace In and for said Precinct Mo- One. Town or Douglas
 That an duly qualified voters TO-  siding within Che boundaries Of Pre- c.uct No Two Of said town Of Doug las which orc as iollowH south aad east Of Knz.o Street win vote at Na'a'or'um Bullue located on st Ann Avenue which building Is own- cd by A. T @. M Co.,. Che aamo be- me Che duly designated polling place in and for Precinct No Two. Town of Douglas
 Dated tbis 25th day oi September. 1920 lS.mcdl
 THE COMMON COUNCIL OF
 THE TOWN OF DOUGLAS
 By L. ". KIbuu Clerk.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
LITTLE BOY DIES

L.u Wumu Williams tHrc'- yearoId nephew ol Nr and Mrs R G Dauou. dIcd Ia.. Saturday mom- mr at ST. Ann ho.p.al Juneau Of ,phod ryor after an Illness Of two weeks Tho WIe fellow was taken ipk at Ch..haeol and was brought To Juneau for medical attention about week before hc died.
 Lewis was Che son Of Mrs Date on brother hH mother having died whom Inc wa. ten days old, and bc bad lived wh Mr. and iiu Da.- .an eyer since The body was taken ro Portland by Che uauona tha week tor bural
 Mr. and Mrs. Datea are we'll known oa Doue.aa leland whore they uvsl for several years before .a.ne to cachaeor where Mr. Dal- som auditor fm Che mining com- pany
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
Ffh Street. between Main and Seward Streets. Juncau)

Vlfh Street. between Main and
 Seward Streets. Juncau)
 Services are held every Sunday at ll Q. m. in tho church of tho Chris tau Science Society of Juneau. on Ffh Street between Main and sow- ard streets The subject for next Sunday win be 'Everiosuug Punish mcnt"
 Sunday school at 12:15 D. m.
 Wcdnosday- Testimonial meeting .ot S:l5 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room ot Room s Malony Block Open daily except Sundays and holidays. from 9 to l:3O D. m. and from 2 to .9p m. Wednesday evenings. 2 to 8.
 Tho public ia cordially Invited to attend these services and visit Che Reading Room.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
BRIDAL COUPLE
 TREATED ROUGHLY
Elks Coming From Ketohikan Make Life Miserable for Newly
 Wcds of Wmngell

Tho eleven Wmugcll mon who wore initiated into Che E'u at Kct- cbihu Friday might had Che time Of hcr uve TO tell an that they did. or rather an that was dono to them. would be rather too shocking Co put into print However, Che Bms did not loayc al Che fun bo- hnd Upon tholr arrival here hey pulled a few stunts Cha. would rank with those Of a regularly organized circus
 Elm everywhere look upon the ucwIyweds ol thc.r hord as d@orv- me ol special attention. And mo oao ma heard Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Campbell complain of having been neglected at Kuch.Ean OF on thoIr homcward voyage from Che FirHt city
 Wlm ho Alameda arrived on sat- mda- afternoon almost Che entire nonuaco was at the doek As Che .uama mueI into port Che music board. 10th vocal and Instrumental uas muamt indication of Che gay spirits of uc mn lowing passengers
 oedr number of whom happened .o be EIH
 Ernest Campbell was dra ad up m .ru.s as convict and hand- cured Am Improviaed cell was m- .0adoI from tuo steamer and placed 1u Harry uocormack unto ruak Ernest was Chen led down the gang plank and placed u Che oe.L The bride va. escorted from the boat and given n .eat beside tlc driver Of the truck Tho couple were then driven .o Che Campbell residence with % rroool lor oi EH and small boy mar.hue behind Tu aus run- .Ic. drum. and uumpets were among Che articles employed In making storm Of mharmon.ou sounds
 When Euet el. homo to get married lc uuc dreamed that hc would return to Wmnecu n Che
 rpos ol convict This pmsh- mmt was noted out to him for hIa .ouuuoinc in aot having told ho boys beforehand m order that they might celebrate both before and
 ru This H mot tho Gut time Inc EH found It necessary to put one ol choir number In stripes for ommHre marmmy without give i'm. du. uau.. beforehand u aecord- auoa wIth thc rules and regulations gut even though a nW ignores tbs uIc he mds that hs brothers E.H lrc. after am ready and willing to io everything Iu tho.r power tomaho m. rret cyont "the most impressive lime in mao's u.e" -Wrmeeu Sentinel
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29

The Canadian fishing n0.t J0mo Oerw.H... which .oIidol last "c.a n.h tho American survey hoat Sure reyo.. .s or tH. beach s. White Swan island W.tl Che pilot and two watch mon standing hr T e though. Ono boot .nn he a.raeeI n'es h.r storm comes up. Four fishermen who launched a dor. from Che vel e were blown north and wore picked mp by an American fishing craft and taken to Prince Rupert while Che other members Of Che crew landed on Che island and wore afterwards picked mp by a passing boat
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
APOUT HOOTCH

From r,c W.s of Che Douglas Isle and Ncns twenty years ago we find au interesting statement giving Che origin ol On. woru "hooteh" OF .hoo,chmoo" as H was originally #HuI The NoCutcy referred ,o is not Che on. now operating he A'as- kan Hotel m Juneau The article
 says.
 James Mocmscv Che Alaska pioneer whose homo a In Juneau. rouur paid a visit to Ssaevay. and gave tbc Budget man a few lines .r1n ne book Of hs Alaskan ezpor.-
 once. Ue tn company with 20 other mon maIc m Che nr. party Of white mon to cross Che summit of Cmkoa. Pass This was In Che cary part Of June. 1879 They penetrated che Interior country as ar as m. mouth of Che HoouluQua rvcr On che way a couple of sheep wore shot at Sheep Camp and at Caribou Crossing 70 cwIhou wm ku.I in shallow wot0r from which Incidents .ho places derived thcr r.me. He says chat "hootchuoo " Che uamo for whahey had iu origin m thc aet that the first brow was dIsHu.I by man named Mike suI- uru uoar che Indian village or H00rcIn0o
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
NEWS NUGGETS FROM ALASKA News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges to Show Whats Going in the Great
 Northland

Whoopre .ou.a Is said Co De epic dcur a. ConIoyl.
 Tho r..e or Coal at Some tha unior H si5 per ton.
 There H a r-.eceuuns war on between Coriow grocery stores
 Snow du at Corloa ou October Ie baf va. soon melted away by thc u
 T.r cent Htrcy service has again boon placed n operation between Nrrn..aa and chwcoa. Point
 u- w n ctHc and Miss Eleu Fu.ur. both O. oordo,H. were mar rcd a short um. ago at hat place
 rHe Kerh.san school wa. cmpuod of H..r. tn -e seconds ia.t week at r-e i-W rhse ues uo cone fusion
 Fer ra.he- J. Van der ro. aae arrived .t No.or.k.u and taken w t duu.. a. pastor ot tac Catholic church
 Tartr..rH. travelling ea'cmcn urre u k.uU..n aH fose,hcr dur ne m. H. mHa.oz ceremonies a ..... um. .-r
 Walter J. Larson ot Wrnrol has received u patent o1 am invention for cooling device tor Internal. combustion engines
 ru. uaI onreumert or on. ro-.rs- bure roo. .a.s ,.rm s sa. ,ruentr ot IT. eho.r. arc beginners cn. rolled m n. primary grade
 cmr.. and Walter f.s,.H. .ar- mr. . T.H. who H.r. boon working .. W-.re.I Ont. year, have .r H.t n.a.. o- Seattle.
 Edward e uo-rac, editor o. m. k...u Chronicle. aud Miss Hr. o oHr o. Baltimore vor. married . short um. ago at Ne..at. t.n
 U.. "r.r n.m, at s.ow Bay H.. I" .Ua- down lor Che season. T.... .-.c tor. 70. fertilizer and t-.. salons 70. .r ou uo-. pro lm.I
 \ I.n.aI .....so. Ur reindeer u.I h. Hrm-h. |. s..... from Noma or m. r.. Trip ol the Victoria The rt WI" b. distributed from sa.f- r. .a .H. trade
 Miss Nrc R..uoe who hH t..r i. ... safe. auwlr au.n.. .rH... m. returned ,o Carlav arl r.am.. H. position at One f.t Bank .. H.Hora
 . estimated that at lc..t a thousand people intended che EH -rI h.| n. KeeHHaH short. .n. .en n |. HI H.t .' times f..-. ... ... couple. ln che floor r dane. u.. I..d n tae Hippo ar.n.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
FROM CALIFORNIA

Mrs. w B. Cahm who for Che past several months has boon v.sit- ing with relatives in California. re- turned on Che Spokane late lost week and la again at hor home iu Tread wciL
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29

TRANK \ B0YLE. RogI8lor
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
BOWLING

The Treadwcu bowling towna- mont was scheduled Co start lmt Monday night on tho Club ailcya but owing to Che uonarr.val of some of Che pins i, has bocn postponed unlI IaLor dlLo.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29

James Bmg.u's store at Ketchikan was recently cutcrcd and about $50 worth ol tobocco and cigarettes stolen
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR United sutos L0ud Olcc
 Juoru h'aaA1
Nuru| 2G I'2O

AUHu. .H. I.-N. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN hat poter A. Anderson oi Douglas. A'as- ta has filed notice of his intention io submit na tlroo year proof m urnor. Of ha motead entry Serial UfGs2. for land embraced m U s Pores. Survey Mo- f0. lsur. I0aU Hua.el u La- 5s l# ao' N. Long. Iel. l1' 45- W. Mag War; al af, E. on Douglas Island. west hore of Gastuoau Channel msu- vcyed land. hla.ta and moro partc- ularly described.
 Commencing at Cor No 1 whence UsLM No Q. bears 8. N1 2G eUe w. l05I7 chs. thence N lo. fa' E. g55 chs to Cor No 9. M. c. on line Of ordinary high eide. Cast.uelu Channel the1co molndcr.re said channel CD g 5Oe I5' E. 400 rhe l2l s. fO. O0' E. 1S.0o chs. O3I $. S2. f5' E., 2.G7 chs. to Cor No. 8. lI C., on said channel thence $ as 1N w. HOO chs to Cor No fl thoucc N f2 50'rW. 2G.1a cha to Cor Mo- I. Che place of bceu- ming. containing 2l.fi acres.
 Final proof win bo submitted be- fore Che Register of Che T. $. Land OuIce at Jmoau. Alaska. on tho llth day of December 1920. by said Anderson and two of Che following witnesses Bornhart Graverock. Mi- chae Hudson Andrew Martin aud John uav.dsou al of Douglas. Alaska
 FRANK X. BOYLE. Register.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-29

Coaaune became fashionable at Cordoya recently when a good faii of snow made conditions favorable
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-22
PIONEER DIES AT
GRAND RIDGE HOME

Frank Schwiertz, aged "A years, Il
pioneer resident Oi Grand Ridge town
ship died Monday morning after sew
eral years illness. Mr.. Schwiertz
was man OF kind and generous dis
position and was we'll liked by every
one that was acquainted with him
For the past several Yeas he has
been ailing ard complain az OF his
i'll health and had practically lost his
hearing, He was born in Poland
Germany, in the year lS46. When he
was but a boy Of fourteen years Of
age he came to America and made
his home in Grand Ridge township,
and has Stree resided there being one
OF the very few of the last surviving
pioneers who settled in Illinois in the
early days.
Surviving he leaves one sister, Miss
Julit bittman of Grand Rapids town.
ship and nineteen nepheWS residing
in various townships in La Sale coun
ty.
The funeral services were conduct.
ed Wednesday morning from the
home of his nephew. John Schwiertz
at 1920 o'clock. The remains of the
deceased were buried in the family
lot at St Francis cemetery,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-22
SPECIAL MEETING
Of COUNCIL TO GET
ACTION ON PAVING
MAYOR CALLS COMMISSIONER
TO SESSION WHICH WILL BE
DEVOTED ENTIRELY TO iM
PROVEMENT MATTERS.

Announcing himself as unqualiiedly
against any more delays in getting ac-
ton on proposed paving matters,
Mayor George V. h. Weeks last night
called special meeting OF the city
council for 7;30 O'Clock Friday even
ing, at which time resolutions cover
ing improvements in North Ottawa
and South Ottawa viii be brought up
ior final di position.
Inability OF Public Engineer George
l.. Farnsworth to prepare the resol =
tiCnS in time for the regular weekly
meeting Wednesday made necessary
the calling OF a special session to
take up the proposals and start the
machinery working to MAKE them into
laws. 1t was promised that positive
action would be taken tomorrow night
by the commissioners. thus paving the
way for speedy court trials and early
letting of contracts in event the pro-
ceedinPs are not blocked after they
-et into the County Court.
The resolutions. which req lire
great quantities of preparation to
cover all he details essential TO get
ting big Improvement jobs under con
ttmplatOn have To be made 'hOle-
PROOF by the engineer before they
and their way into the council Ch@m
ber II was because Of this propara-
tiou that made delay unavoidable IN
getting them out last night
Adoption OF the resolutions seems
almost a certainty as the mayor and
.II
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-22
ORGANIZE MENDOZA
COUNCIL OF K. C.'S

uun1rnds of lornl men,hnr. oy IN.
Eri,ht. -, r,l,,,nhus win ionrnav ia
-, S,,Il, l.,,,a.,. l5.n ,ol,, ,,r,
;r thn or,,nilafinn nf cnunciI IF
ti,ndn,, -niotfs Mas, nf thn ritia,
,,,,r',nn,r,,n nf,,,,., .na',o sn,n r',l,u.
riIe lnI if ,.rs .Ieridnd thni Mendoza
,hrnId al.n hnva one
~" in'tiatinn wijI ho staged in fine
icdon rn,,,. a. caIynr, rrnnrij ond
xxx, van ,,.,,,ti,1,t.. o,il1 ln ,aLan into
,ho n-y. >,nrdI., orde, Thie win ne
tho .ocnrl I,'rpn initintiou -.
tI,;rh,. ~ Col,,,f,n, bnya nod in T.,
SaIlo Conr., IN thn no-t tv, wool.
rbn s,.,. u.,,. bald ~ otto,Y, I,.t
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-22
SOUTH S|DERS FILE
PROTEST AGAINST
PAVING THIS YEAR
OWNERS OF pROPERY WITHIN
TERRITORY PROPOSED FOR I'M
pROVEMENT IN SPRING ARE
NINETY PER CENT fGAiNST
WORK, COUNCIL IS TOLD.

Asserting he represents ninety per
cent OF the owners of real estate with
in the proposed First avenue Gather
inc Christie, Moore ANA State streets
Improvement, G. A. CroWden, publish
er Of the Fair Dealer, last night pre-
sented a petition to the city council
protesting against the city's carrying
ont any pavement contemplated for
that territory until after 1922 The
petition was signed by score or
more people owning property within
the district on the south side sched-
uled for paving this spring,
In presenting the petition Mr.
CroMdeu said it Eas hia belief, and
the belief of those who signed with
him urging upOn the council the ne
cessitv for delaying the improvement
that by 1922 prices would be back
somewhere normal and a great say
effected
Il made a canvass of the district. ."
said Mr. trowden, "and found that
ninety per cert Of the people who
will be affected by the Improvement.
if this council decides TO go thru With
it. are opposed to doing the work this
year They are confident that in
/ lQ92 there viii be a big cut in prices
for all kinds Of paving materials,
Taey are willing to take the chance
| # the prices 20 up, there viii he no
/ further complaint"
we are not pleading p9yertf." he
added "but we believe it GOOD judg
Mnnt to wait awhile Oh this work,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-22
AMERICAN TROOPS
DEFEAT RUSSIANS
SURPRISE ATTACK

Washington, Jan. 22.--As a 70
suit OF a clash between a detach.
meHt Of American soldiers and
Semcnof forces on Jan. 10 near
PosIosakya, one general, six Rus
sian officers and torty-eight troops
were captured and are strli beinu
held prisoners. the war depart
ment was advised by Major Gen.
Graves, commander Of the ST
berian expeditionary forces. The
attack. acco' ding to the messages
sent to the United States, were
unprovoked
The American casualties were
one killed, one q Led Of wounds
and one severely wounded Five
Russians we're killed and one
wounded.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-22

ed today by Chairman
Kenyon Of the senate la
Dor committee.
President Wilson would be request.
ed by congress to call national in
dustrial congress, composed Of 800
voting delegates divided equally be-
tween labor unions and industry.
which would recommend a plan for
permanent industrial courts and also
formulate a program of principles to
govern future industrial relations.
1t is also proposed that pending ac-
tion by the national labor congress
the President establish a national la
Dor board to function temporarily like
the war labor board in hearing indus
trial controversies.
Senator Kenyon told the senate that
the preparation Of an industrial code
was the primary thing he sought.
IF employer and employe could get
together and agree on an industrial
code recognizing the eight hour day.
a living wage. the right of collective
bargaining and other fundamental
matters said Senator Kenyon, then
disputes over these fundamentals
could be taken care of in the indus.
trial courts.
The conference proposed goes far
beyond the present conference or the
former one which ended in disaster.
England tried this plan and it was
successful
In the adjustment period through
which we are now passing there ex-
lists no general national agency for
the settlement of industrial dis
puleS or for the determinations of Il
labor policy, and no general
has as yet been worked
out by representatives of employers
and employees as to the fundamental
principles which should obtain in the
adjustment of industrial relations.
"The general public has suffered
much from this state Of affairs and
will suffer further loss and inconven-
icnce if the present situation is per-
mitted to continue"
Compers Fights Sedition Bill.
Washington, Jan. 22.--Attorney
General Palmer did not appear today
before the House rules committee to
present his views ON the anti-sed-
tion measure in dispute between the
iiuuse and Senate Representa-.
tive Graham. Republican, Pennsylva-
MIA, author Of the House bill, also
was absent because Of illness.
Samuel Gompers president of the
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-22
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
TO FRENCH CABINET

Paris, Jan. 22.--The new French
cabinet and Premier Millerard TO.
in the chamber of deputies The
vote was 272 to %. More than 500
members of the chamber abstain.
ed from voting.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-22
Manages Own Estate Now.

Chicago. Jan. 2Z-Capt Marshall
Field Ill today assumed management
Of the $l20, 100000 Field estate. Fo'
three months he had worked oigh,
hours a day as clerk in a Chicago
bond firm. He quit this jcb yester
day.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-22
Mechanical Stokino Patent

The first patent for mechanical stok-
tion of James Watt,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-22
KENYON BILL WILL
ESTAbL lSH COURTS
TO SETTLE STRIKES

Washington Jan. 22.-Elaborate machinery
for settlement of disputes between capital and la
Dor proposed in a concurrent resolution introduce
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-22
w EATHE r.

Mostly cloudy tonight
and Friday; probably
snow.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-22

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-07
CITY news IN BRIEF.

The Kalsrana Citisens' Association
will meet at 8 o'clock tomorrow even
ing at the Highlands, -.
Northwestern University Alsmni will
hold a dinner tomorrow evening at
$3.50 o'clock at the 7. w. e. A. Blu
Triangle House, North Capitol and e
: The Anthony League will meet to.
morrow afternoon at o'clock at 2OO7
Columbia road. Mime. jamie c. de
veyra will give an Illustrated lecture.
The Mems Club Of st. Mark Church
will hold a turkey dinner Thursday
at pm. at the parish hall, Sd and A
streets southeast.
The National Association for the
Advancement of ColoEed People Will
meet tomorrow evening at O'CLOCK
at the 18th street branch of the Y. NJ.
c. A. L. NJ. Hershaw will speak on the
rKu Klux Khan" ~
The Women's City Club will. hold a
meeting tomorrow evening. Mrs.
Philip NJ Moore will speak on the
convention of the International Ccun-
Gil of Women at Christiania-
Community Service will hold n meet
ing Thursday at pm. in the Com
munity Service building to advance
Christmas CARD singing.
. Liberty Council, No. Q, Daughters of
America. viii receive state officers
Saturday at S:45 pm. at the Pythian
Temple. 1912 9VI street northwest.
The council has elected the following
officers: Councillor. Maud Rowland;
associate councillor. A. b. Gorham
vice councillor. Emma Raymond; as
sociate vice councillor. Rosa Walker:
Recruiting secretary. Charles II. Mil
Ter; financial secretary. Lille E. Mill
Ter; treasurer, Maud Knowles: con-
ductor, Anna Henry; warden, Anna
Hill; inside sentinel. Mary Brown; out
side sentinel, Lille A. Miller; trustee.
Anna Hill; past councillor. Mayme
Barnes, and associate past councillor.
Evora Pettitt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-07

The Columbian Women of George
Washington University will meet al
4 O'Clock at the Law School, 143s K
street. W. E. Stafford will speak or
THE Arts of Japan"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-07
MAY PROBE D. C. RENTS.
Senator Kenyon Will Call Commit
tee to Take Action.

Senator Calder of New York, chair.
man of the Senate committee investi.
eating the housing situation through.
out the country and reconstruction
matters generally, said today he
would call his committee together in
few days to determine whether
4 rings should be had in Washing
To on the local housing situation.
we have had hearings in many
other Cities said Senator Calder
Senator Kenyon of Iowa has asked
that hearings be held here. and sc
have a number of the Washington
real estate owners and agents"
Senator Calder added that his com
mittee would submit to the Senate q
preliminary report within few days
dealing with many of the matters in
vestigated, including the coal situa-
ton.