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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-26

amount of power available and engi- neers employed in the work estimate that in a few years Catalonia will be
 able to do without coal.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
LEAVING ALASKA

Owing to tho Illness Of Mrs Gius, Fred Gms for a number Of years a business man of this city. has sold his business interests to Mike Pusich and win leave soon to join his family on farm near Seattle Mir. Guis has lived in Alaska for almost twen- ty years. much Of the time being en- gagged as a contractor in Che various mines He was known as one Of tae greatest of hand drillers in the early days when considerable hand drill ing was being done in this vicinity. and later made a record at contract ing with machine drills.
 Having owned a farm in thc Put get sound country for a number Of years. Mir. Gus win citaer locate on that place or lease another some where In that vicinity and win in Che future reside there. Mrs. Gius has undergone several operations prior to and since leaving Douglas and her health is such that she can not return North.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
STORE BUILDING
 BEING TORN DOWN
The P. II Fox Building on Second and D Streets Will Be Shipped
 to Ketchikan

Built about sixteen years ago. and at hat umc and stm Che most mod .ru store building on Douglas Island. thc D. H Fox store. on Che corner ol Second and D s.reots ls now being torn down for shipment to kctchl- kan for recreation there
 Tho building was erected under bc direction of D. T. Fox Co take hc place of his first store building a uuc farther up Second street which had boou occupied by hIm since Che c1rIy 'SoH The now building was constructed to house a modern de- par.mout store and served os such mW two years ago. The front part of Che building was Che drygoods and mems Furnishings departments Che roar was Che grocery department and Che second floor housed furuI- uro and carpets A basement was used for storage and for % furnace room The lIm0H.IoN. or INN NN'IN ing are about 50Nloo feet
 It has been known for some time chat Che building was for sale. as he owner p. H Fox. is now csiab- uahcd i'm business at Aberdeen Wash. Gim Carrnrtou. travelling sales man. purchased I. and recently rc- sold it to Dick Horr's Nctch.an business man. Workmcn are now tearing it down and .be material consisting not only Of uimbor but of many pinto glass windows and a complete hoa.ue system, win he
 shipped to KeJch'kan and re-aacm. blod thero.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
CAMPAIGN BEING
 MADE FOR FUNDS
Ncar-E1st Relief Committee Places A'asos Grand Quota at
 Sl4400

SPOKANE. Wash. Aue h. lIa.E. .s asked for moro than twice
 much for Inc rou.l of surw.nr in tHe Nur Ea.t ta.s year as was contributed hy her people last year Tor tu.. purpose some ol tac Nas- kan critics and town. however gave mor, nt rc.r largely through nuun.ou chlnu. f1 eSncil huu. ..- from tue Hme lands than Che Incr. assigned To flom tla year by Inc Nar Eas, RoIo committed which H now uuruu.ue a drive ur funds throughout .hc Territory m behalf 70. llc ooIIe. unsbelter- .I orphan. ol that amuc-grIppad uHI
 Tines. u.H ar. shown by Isurc. mad. public hv F A. Potter direct. ur ..r.ur, for .he Noar Ea.t Re. ue. ormumuor iu.l before his de- naru. fo organize Na.ta for iu par. In Ho national cmmm for .0u0.uo0 uo.IoI to rope with the hmer situation m Armenia and .ae. section or Western Asa thH ..r Mr. roUo- accompanied by n. af.. who win aet as his assls.
 n. sailed July 2a from Seattle board the AIaHNa $. s Northwest
 n. Iu nord nearly a month n tho Hmau Ie'd
 "N-ua grand quota for thc b.g
 Uo. drive s fixed at fl1i00 uou.U .o care for ei0 Near Eet orphan. .o. aa. year at a eos, of f5
 r mouh OF sc0 per ycr poe. lnd" Mr. pot.r announced "Las'
 r huua contributions to n, needy people ot the N.or EoH rnmt n systematic campaign cove rue Che territory amounted To 50. 1-I
 Colloya and Kmuc.ou arc no able instance. where l year.  donations ucre ero.tcr Chan tha
 ra quota Cordovt having com teIhut.I sis01 n year ago. whueo
 s quota for tdIs rear H dEod a only fI.100. whIc konnccott ns oar raro WHc over $500 a eIr quota or 5000 for th.  n..nt drive Twenty orphans har boon assigned 'o co.dow for relic .hs year at n eos. ol fGn each. and ID haye heon entrusted to kmne 0ot.
 -1r.horae.. which last year elv a uaie ogor f-5f. s tlH Foar askc. f1r 5000 for IG orrhans Chtma sI-0 tor two orphans, Douglas S6.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
GEO. B. GRIGSBY
 OPENS CAMPAIGN
Win Make Three Speeches on the Channel Before Leaving for
 Interior Alaska

George B Griuby delegate to Congress from Alaska arrived In Ju- uom Monday from Kotchikan whore Inc had opened hts campaign for rc- election with a speech on tho pre- vous Friday evening
 Starting vih thIs evening at 1.3o at rbsuc. Mr Gr.rby win begin his campaign on Castuoou Channel Saturday evening he win speak Go hc miners at Che Perseverance r ho dining room ot dinner ume and on Tuesday evening he win address ho people of Juneau He win no, noak in Doue'aa at thia time but win make a personal visit
 "I am making my Alaskan cam. na.en ou Che Alaska plank as con- ameI In thc Democratic platform aa adopted a. Che sm Francisco cone ycnuou" Nr Onuby said upon h.s
 arrival in Juneau "i hc'icfc it is h. most comprehensive and pro- uoayc program ever o0crcd AIas- ba and .f carried out win bring m ra of unprecedented prosperity ''o Che Territory
 Mr. Gnrby ia confident ot wine ming thc contest prococdng nst.- u.cl against him as Che successor of he ntc Charles A su'zcr by James Wokcu6am He m,a that he hn mc, every charge made am.us. him and believes be has established Che legality ol Che majority by which Mr. suilor was elected
 Mir Cre.by win leave ucNt week for sarvay and points In Che inc tcr.or and win y.s.t most of Alaska I'm his campaign
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
MRS BOLLEGER ILL

Roy and Ns F 8 Bouneer were on boari tho steamer Northwestern last evening cu route from Valdez Co Portland. Oregon Mrs. Bounecr Is worry W and Is being ,akon to port- land for medical attention
 Rov Bouurcr. who was al one rmc in charge Of tbc Conucu- Ionm church of tbla clty moved ,o Valdez two yoars ago and has had eharec Of One church there and ot- tended to his duties as aupor.ntoud-
 ont of Congregational missions for Alaska Ho had just completed ar- raneemeua whereby ho would move bart to DourIar Go reopen Che church
 and have charge of Che field here when hc Illness of Mrs BoIlmser compelled him to change hH plans nnd take his wife south
 Mr. and Mrs Bouueor were oN- ccedlueiy popular both n Douglas and Valdez and it is sincerely hoped nat Che mncs Of Mrs Bollngcr win mot bc serious and that they may be able to return to Alaska .oon.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
MORTGAGE PAID
 BY EAGLES LODGE
Event Celebrated With Well At- tended Party at Eagle Hall
 Tuesday Evening

To celohnt. Che clearing un ol a mor,rae. ou hc.r bau in ths city, Douglas Acrc No. Ir Fmtoua Order ol Eae'.s gave 70 party Tues day evening tor an members ol thD ordor ucr nmue. and invited guests Thor. vero ahout one mm dreI people present.
 The early par. ol Che evening Va. devoted to progressive uhhU about e.rhten tables being i'm ray Prizes werc awarded ,o thc vnrueu who were Mrs Frank Forro. aIies 0r.. Mrs n V sur. second and R'u Nem. consolation For lHe mor I.m. sos- took Gnt Harold CaI v.. second and Joseph rauu.ou consolation
 After fae cards Cher. was u n.w. dI lunch. ,ous.ate.ue ol mnny Fu- e.A.s ol cakes and sandv.che. to'
 nvaa orchestra furnished music .or trr d.n.e lHat waa on after lunch and which continued mri afermH- night
 Th. nra'r vas.a mos. happy one and was thoroughly enjoyed. no. only by Che roNnun but by Che flock o. smmr E.sI. present.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
POWER TRAINING
 FOR WASTE ROCK
New System for Handling Waste at Alaska Juneau supersedes
 Twenty Men

David Grove. formerly hoist man at Che Mexican mine. is again on a hoist that is familiar to him. Ho is which is now beng used as tram ming engine to take care Of waste operating Che old Mexican hoist, rock from thc Alaska Juneau mill Go Che dumping ground Of Che conn pany on Gastineau Channel below tho Alaska Juneau millsite.
 The rock comes from Che mill on am endless belt Che quartz having becn previously picked out by sort- crs Alter leaving Che belt tho rock is dropped to Che side hnl near the min and rolls down into the waste bn from which it is loaded into cars The cars are Of three and a half tons capacity and at the present time consist Of two trains Of four ears each. One train is going down hm while Che other is coming mp. Alter getting started the weight Of Che loaded train going down hill turns Che engine over and pulls the empty train up The cars are of Che sde-dumpug variety and are selt- dumping as they pass over a tipple.
 u Is the plan to add more cars Co. cach train so as to Doe able to take. caro Of an Che waste rock by work ne one shift This system of hand ling tho waste rock uperscdcs theI hand system that has previously been used by Che company as high as 2o| men having been engaged in dump nr Che waste on Che hillside.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
ST. ANN HOSPITAL
 TO CLOSE DOORS
Institution Long Part of Community Can No Longer Pay Expenses
 and Win Quit

st Ann hospital maintained here for oyor twenty years by Che Sisters of sl Ann s to ciosc Ia doors be-
 fore September and m Che future rbc contract witch Ono Trodwcu Company win bc handled by tho Ju- menu st Ann hospital
 Sister Mary Hda. superior ol the local hospital arrived from Che south about week ago and shortly aUorwarI. made tho announcement Uaf shc was horc to wind p the afau of Che institution and ,o .Io.e us doors on account of thc heavy cost or upkoap and tho TO-
 .rc,oI patronage due to Che closing down O. most ot ,bo mines on thc aand
 Beside. operating % hospital thc Hor o. st Ann conducted a boari- ue and day school for children This win a.o b. discontinued 10 h planned to have mos, ol the children wmbcHnr something over thirty ,at ol tle institution by hc last of thr .omue week.
 Tro Douglas s. Ann hospital s a nrre Institution The ncvor part of he bumue va. erected but few years aeo and Is u worry arec mod en structure my equipped For .omohn- o..r twenty yean th.
 muac, to care for lho sick O. ,hs rraIuaI cmpm, has been held by tbc s..c- For yeu tho msuw Hnn wa. n busy one w.th Che hosr.- m u times mef with patients when be rreadneI mine. were rune ming mu Io-.e wItH a1mo'n.ne ol.r I50n mon uorsn- Inc institution was ou a rgre h. hn. m recent tr n h h.u steadily losing money mu Ith.s become Impossible To .onaru. .s operation
 Much %. thc Furniture and GNuro vI b. I.ros.d ol and moved aaa. and lnnrH uaf. lor poue'as
 ud people win In tae uue be obtained In Juneau.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13

for one orphon Fairbanks. f120 for l2 orphans. Hainos and Fort Sew ard. 500 for one orphan; ldiarod. s4S0 for eight orphans Juneau f2-
 l00 for i0 orphans; KotchIkm fi.- 200 for 900 orphans Latouche. 51So
 for three orphans; Mccarthy f210 for four ophaus Nome fis0 for eight orphans. Petersburg $500 for five orphans Ruby S560 for six orphans: Seward t5i0 for n.uo orpbaug sIka. s2lO for four orph- oua sugway f1So for thrco oph- ans. Panama Valley fl560 for 2G orphans. and Valdez and Wrangan s860 each for s.N orphans We oN- poet miscellaneous contributions to mko carc of Che remainder of Alas ba's Quo.a
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
DEER SEASON IS
 OPEN ON SUNDAY
liany Win Take to the Woods to Get Supply of vonison for
 Coming Winter

The deer soason in Southeastern Alaska opens uoxt Sunday August 10. and remains open ntn October 3l. inclusive. Each person Us ale lowed Go Nu three adult male deer during Che soason. No yonson can be sold or offered for sale. and no hides. heads. horns or hoois can Doe shipped out ot thc Territory
 Opinions seem to diner as Go Che number of dcor iu th.a section of Alaska thh season It Is said by some chat thcy have multiplied cone sIdorobly since Che hard winter of several yoars ago whom many per- ishod in Che deep uows. and that they are quite plentiful on Che var- lous islands Others hold that the numbers have been kept down by Che rayaecs Of wolves from Che main land hat are said To have followed Inc deer to Che various islands and slaughtered them
 Tho fact is that there Is pack Of about Gfy wolves on Che north end of Douglas Island. Andrew Brown. Che FIsb creek mucher has seen several of them and their howls las. winter kept bIm from sleeping At Che present time Che wolves arc near Che tops Of the hills killing young game. but Che snow drives hom Go Che 0as where thoy hu deer Wtbout a doubt thia pack of wolves has crossed from Che main land on Che Gasuuoau Channel bar
 There k bounty Of fl5 on wolves and thc.r hides are worth about sl5 moro. aad hunters ths winter might nnd It profitable to visit Che north end of Che Island in
 search of them lf it is a fact that wolves arc in such numbers on Doug ns Island. what deer are lctt will be exceedingly wary and hard to get ls tboy win have been chased by Che wolves uuul they are frightened to loa.h
 Several parties are being formed here To nte advantage ot Che com ing saasou. and Saturday night and Sunday win sec many Douglas lsl- 1ndcrs u Che woods on thc various islands to get their supply of dccr meat for Che coming W.utcr
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
COL. ". B. GREELY
 ENDORSES PROJECT
After Visit to First Alaska Pulp Mill Site Is Enthusiastic in
 Praises

Col w. B Greedy Chief Forester of the United States. accompanied by George II. Cecil. District Forester Of The North Pacific district Charles n Flory. chief Of che Alaskan For cstry service. and several other of- fcIals. visited Che work being done at spccl river by tho Alaska Pulp & Paper Company late last week while onroutc to Juneau on Che forestry boat Tahu. They were guided over thc workings by General Manager E. P. Kennedy
 Colonel Greedy and party made thorough examination Of the work of nis. Che first Alaska pulp mill and an were enthusiastic over the showing that has already been made bv Che company It is only 6o days since Che permit was granted to the company to start work, and Colonel Greedy. who issued thc permit saw a wharf already constructed. build mra erected. pipe line in course ot installation. saw mill operating and many other things accomplished.
 Colonel Grcciy in mo uncertain terms endorsed Che work that was being done not only on the present contemplated plant but on the plans for bigger things that are being formulated by tho company for next season.
 I'm am interview given ont by Col Greedy in Juneau upon his arrival there Monday. he said chat Che na- nonal forests Of Alaska can furnish timber for making 2,0OO,0oo tons of paper annually. without depletion This Is about haif tho present con- sumption 1f tho United States.
 The forestry head also said that u would be the object of his de. partmcnt in their road work to tr' not only to develop roads for com morcial purposes but as scenic high ways He pronounced Che Juneau .Auk Bay road one of Che grea'
 scenic highways of tho United state' and said Che name of Che road would be changed to Glacier Highway.
 The Tahn. bearing the distinguish cd party. leit Tuesday morning fo tho North. where a visit win b paid to Eagle river, the terminal O . Che Glacier Highway. Haincs an' . .sitka are also Go be visited and iron there Che party vii lgo south.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
SURE DID RAIN
 AT KETCHIKAN
Rainfall Record of First City Threat ened to Be Broken When ITO
 Inches Fell u 24 Hours
10 uro do rain

ft auro do rar
 A..orine to mea.ul.m0uf" O. f.o rov.r homo ot Che C.tr.a. LIeht Power and Water Company Inc ra.u- ian from Q orIoaE Tuesday night ntn s o'clock Wednesday night was r.fn inches This Is One hiehe. In .bc hre. years Che record having be.u mad, m November fal-. whom -If inches of ran teu n twenty four horr.
 Tho reo-I may bc broken today however hc mu ranuunn hrourtou- -lc day ior u, noon 'o- day. or m eighteen hours .he uu- ar wa. six Inches Yesterday a. noon for Che preceding c.ehte0n hour. It was only i've Inches
 According To oIdumer Ko.oh..an .reok has mol. boon Hooded .n nv. yo.r. a. It s today The water t rooIur about One houses In N.Otcg- vuc reaching Che floor ot erer. residences This morning within D tow hours che water rose moro taw eighteen inches and al noon was suu rising utue
 While .omc damage Was dono to uho home. It was hoped at noon .Ha. thc loss would he slight unless Ono  flood should continue to r.se
 The bridge loading .o Harry smrHs and other houses n NIoWa' hU WI. in danger lre morning The piers were s'ronr.henoi t." morn.re with cable and at n Into hour WAS holding firmly ke..h kan Chr1l...
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
FISHING COMPANY
 MAYLOCATE HERE
H. H. Snow and Surveyor Dudley Investigating Waterfront for
 Cold Storage Plant

There is a possibility that Douglas
 may have a large cold storage plant l if plans of IT. H. Snow materialize. Mr. Snow for the past several months has been in Juneau Investigating that place with Che idea Of interest
 ing Eastern capital in putting in a big cold storage plant there. Eo has had J. w. Dudley. civil engineer. enc gagged for several weeks in making a thorough survey Of Che Juneau vat erfront Waterfront property In Ju- neau ls being held at a very high figure.
 The middle Of this week Mr. Snow transferred his activities to Doug las and is now working on this side of the Channel with his engineer. A complete survey of the waterfront win be made and maps drawn and titles looked into with a view Of ac- qulring a site. Three different loca- tIons are under consideration the city dock. the ferry dock and a site extending out from where the old COW barns formerly were located.
 Mr. Snow is seeking the good will of che people of Douglas Island in his venture. He win expect that they win cooperate with him In any move that he might make in getting waterfront property Either one Of Che sites that have been investigated is ideal for any cold storage propo- ation that might Doc under consider ation. Not only is there ample room on Che waterfront for the construc- tlon Of a plant Of great size. but Douglas has civic features such as plenty or houses for workmen. good schools and plenty Of water that would naturally appeal to com- pany planning Co go into Che cold storage business The waterfront also presents a site that could be de- velopcd into splendid place for the keeping of boats and for building and repair
 Mr. Snow has spent almost year in Investigating Che fish industry In Southeastern Alaska. He has visited Prince Rupert and Ketchikan He knows Go what extent the fisheries of Che section can be developed and knows what fish is being handled at Che present time.
 The company that he is planning to interest in Che cold storage plant is an Eastern one. lt is said to be one Of the largest fishing corpora tions in Che United States and it has in the past confined an its activities to Che Atlantic coast but is seeking an opening on the Pacific The conn pany. by a system Of distribution of its own. has an unlimited outlet for an the Ash it can secure and has re- gently taken a contract to supply many millions of pounds Co an Euro pcan country.
 After having gathered an the data that he can get. it is Mir. snow's plan to go back Co Boston to present his proposition Co Che directors of Che company lf they think favor ably of the idea. Che city on tha Channel that gives Che best terms win get Che plant
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
HOONAH PACK

According to au announcement made yesterday Che Southeastern Alaska plants of che Ioou8h paca- mr Company at uoouah and 0am- bier bay win close lor Che season on or abou. August 2l and Che crows of tbc oauner.es lcayc for bc.lng- ham shortly afterwards
 Ith estimated Chat by closing t.me cach oI lbc canucr.c win have a pack of I5.OO0 cases.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
GOVERNORS FATHER DIES

Thomas Rses Sr. iHth" oI Go. orno- Thomas B.se Jr. ol Alaska died ai h.s homo at Washington D C. Friday August 6 m 'Hr ase o. Sn year Governor Riggs. who Wa racing against t.me fo roach Wash. ue,on before hs a'terH death. did not arrive before ,he end Hmo
 Governor R.ees plan. on Icav.ne Washington rrA- Sunday au route r Aaska The funeral acrr.ce. for hH father win have beou concluded Ing chat time
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
TAXES COMING

Tax money for Douglas City prop erty has started to roll into the of- fec of City Clerk and Tax Collector L. w. Kuburn. The taxes are now due and payable and a rebate oi 70 per cent can be secured if they are paid before Che date Of delinquency Sept 3O. lf they are not paid by that time Q penalty of 15 per cent is assessed.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
TOURIST

Among Che tourists on board Che steamship Spokane which was n port last Saturday was Mrs Thomas H lncc. wife of tho famous motion picture producer Mrs. mce was ace comnlnlod on Che Alaska cruise by her two s0na William and Thomas
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
SURPRISE PARTY

stanton Martin was very agree ably surprised Monday evening at Che home Of his parents. Mr. and Mra. J. w. Martin. on Second street by a number Of friends who dropped iu to celebrate his fifteenth birth day Refreshments and games made an enjoyable evening
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
GONE TO SPIEL RIVER

Jack Koarnev John B LaughIin and pio Martini left late last week for Spool River where they win be employed by the Alaska Pulp and Paper Company
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
REDoNpo wIrs COAL

Tho reshter Rcionjo. ot Che Alaska Steamship Company arrived m port Wednesday and d'sohareo' 200 tor o. British Columbia ooa' for Che city wharf hun.o.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
SH0CKED

An earthquake shock Hae ie.t on Gastncau Channel asl Saturday morning at -.i5. Tho shock saaid to haye lasted several seconds and t1 have shaken the houses
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13
VISITED JUNEAU

Mrs John Henson. ST., visited for several days this week in Juneau at Che home of Mrs. James McKanna and children.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13

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Douglas Island news., 1920-08-13

.C0nt.nued on page 8
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APPLY FOR POSITIONS
Serqeant-at.Arms DwinelI Receiving
Requests for Appointments.

Montpelier, Nov. 1.-THE usual
number of applications for positions
during the coming session of the Leg.
islature are being made to Dwight
Dwinell, sergeant-atarms and it is ex-
pected that within the next few weeks
scores of petitions endorsing the sever
al candidates will be presented to Mr..
Dwinell. Probably the rate of wages
that is fixed by the sergeant-at.Arms
and the governor will have much to
do about sCme of the applicants ac-
ceptng the appointments. Among the
duties to be handled the doorkeepers.
ianitors, pages, postotlice help, coat
room attendants, deputy sergeant-at-
arms and others.