davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-05-14
Aid for Canadian Soldiers.

Ottawa, Ont, May 10-Parliament
has approved an additional appropria.
ton Of $5O,OO0,O0O to continue the
work of the Canadian soldiers settle.
ment board, it was announced here.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
 ACCOUNT

In the United States Commissioners
 Court Precinct of Juneau, Ter
 rItory of Alaska. lu Probate m Che matter of Che Estate Of Frank
 suvauta deceased
 Notice s hereby given Chat tho Gual account Of Che administrator oi ,he catc of Frank suyanta. de- ceased. hos bccn rendered to Che above entitled court and that wed- nesday the orch day of May A. D. 1920. at l0 o'clock a m. has been duly appointed by eaid court for Che settlement thereof at which time any person interested in said estate may appear and dlc his exception In writing. Co said account and con- lest Che same.
 Witness my hand and official seal ths lst day of March. l920 lscaU NEWARK J.. BURTON
 United States Commissioner and Es-OI.cIo Probate Judge.
 First publication March 8. 1920
 Last publication April Q. 1920.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
NEWS NUGGETS
 FROM ALASKA
News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges. to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 NOrthland

] The army and navy mingled a. l Valdez on st par.cks day. Thor, was dance hcrc on chat nigh, which was attended by gobs from | Itbc Algonquin aud dougboy from : Fort Liseum No fatalities are re. ported
 Tine boss mr hunter among Che rauyos Of Spruce Island this year was Tampaa SquorlsoG Ho sc. cured i've silver gray. one rcd fox and one croH fox. Q land otter and several crmme. placing h.s family and Chat Of his aged father on Che plane ol opu'cuco Spruce island |. 'm thc Noutans
 Hon Fred L Brown fedora.
 judge tor Che Third division. was at Cordow whom tbc new .gloo Of pt oueers was instituted tbcre Iuds. Brown gave thc members of the or. der 9 rousne tank on Che spirit of
 Futenal.sm" Judge Brown s a charter member ol Che Valdez le'oo and Us a sreat booster los Che order The Sut Sea Fisheries Company which was to Harl % canuory u Western Alaska. s n financial dlt faculties owing to Che fact hat tho president O.. Che company Harold Bu,tcrwos.b. Jccamned with Sl2- oo0 worth of securities and cash The Broa,dac. a eancr tender be- longing Co tbe company. s under libel et Valdez
 rhe cod fishing Industry Is said fo b. Gomshus m thc ucebbor- hood ol Kodmk in Che interim be-
 wcon tte salmon canning season. \ number %. cod fishing schooucu making hcr headquarters at that nlaoc arc hrmeue good catches In. Among Che boats fishing hcre are tle Northern N.ne patmos. Edith
 and .no NmroI
 J N Hickman G Oo. and Che city m ke,.hEau have severed dip.o- maui. relations The e.tv tore down a fence ou tae approach ol lhe ueck- man wharf. The city oon.oudcd chat perm. tom was only given to erect tl. fence wh.Ic .he wharf was being constructed. vmo One company claims chat thc wharf s private nronor.r \ law suit W.I very likely result from tHo alar
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
EXPERT
 GIVES DETAILS
Continued from Page D

Continued from Page D 
 which Che Territorial Shipping Board doeiarod would be vigorously re- |sIsted
 Mr. semmes wus asked If hIs csti- mated annual revenue of 3i5O.OOO would provide Q sufficient contract ! fund to make Che segregated routes .attrocuye at reasonable rates. For answer. he produced figures showing that Che amount would compare very fayorably with Che Canadian contracts. even at Che increased rates of Che last few years The Can- ad.ans have been very successful in this contract ystom. chiefly because Che Canadian lines have thereby been enabled to maintain definite schedules. and they have also avoid cd a duplication of service upon un- profitable routes Mr. scmmcs says tho American lines should bc even more successful In developing tour- ist ra0.c to Alaska. and an added feature would bo tho ability Of Che territorial board to encourage local boats from Che principal towns and give Che smaller places a better serve fee for mall, passengers and pcriah- able freight
 The plan win not interfere with Canadian ships. nor win it initiate against a territorial shipping line latcr ii thIs be found advisable and Congress can be Induced Co author izo a bond issue for that purpose
 Indeed. Che bll takes Che first uecos-
 arry step. for territorial line could not operate without some cone u.buuon from thc interests which handle mer traffic on the private ships No regulation can be eGoc- tive which extends to less than onc- fourth Of Che Alaska tonnage. with- out any control of Che other three tourths This would simply leave Che territorial line in the same sItu- alton as Che present independent lines. which serve the unprofItable portion Of Che tra0ic and provide a ycar-rouud service for Che territory, without any contribution from Che larger Interests
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
PART yFoR TEACHERS

Mr. and Mrs. w E CalW of uaiv.u eave party Tucda, evening a, Ucr home in honor of .hc s,hooI teachers of Douglas and rvadwoU
 Card. were played during Che evening At fha sNIe of amusement Prank Hoo.hc won urt pr.zo while AL Caya annexed tae booby prize Then. was dancing following Ono card playing. and also refreshments
 Those who were present wcrc Misses Thomspoa Faacr Farman IaDtsol Nmtr Auto and Lowe. Mesr Bootbe Caa. Jackson sabn Oascs Steele and Mr. and Mrs. Cam
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
190f


 SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION In Che District Court for tbc Tcwi-
 tory of Alaska. Division Mo- One.
 at Juneau.
 Henry Br.c. Plaiuu1
 NH
 Bne Houecs. Blanche J.. Gage.
 and Martin olson Defendants. TO Bmg Haucck. Blanche b. Gage.
 and Martin Olson Defendants.
 GREETlNG
 IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. You and each or you. are hereby commanded to bc and appear in thc ahovc-cn- titled action In Che aboyc-cnutled Court holden at Juneau. in said De vision or mid District of Alaska and answer Che complaint llod against you in Che ah0yo-entitlcd action. iu Che ahoyc-cuUtled court within thirty days after Che completion of thc period of publication and service of th.s summons upon you. and ii you nl so co appear and answer for want thereof Che plaintiff will apply Go Che Court for Che relief demanded i'm said complaint. 30 copy of which Is dIod with tho clerk of Che ahovo-en- titled court
 The relief prayed for is the fore closure of chat certain mortgage de- scribci In said complaint
 The order Of publication oi this summons was made and dated Che gth day Of March. 1920. and Che period of publication of this sum- mons is once a week for six conaocu- tive weeks. tho first publication Co be made on Che 12th day Of March. 1920 and Che Inst publication thereof on Che 23rd day Of April. 1920. and Che time within which you arc re- uuircd to appear and answer is on or before thc 2ith day or May. 1920.
 1N WITNESS WHEREOF ! have horounto set my hand and an.Xcd Che reai of Che above entitled court this 9th day of March. 1920.
 lsoaD J W. BELL. Clerk. H. II Folsom
 Attorney for plaintiff.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
RL00D POISONING
lln11gI7I1rI0I 1S1Io Hr1IIITTo1In11'


 How often lockiaw and blood poisoning result from thc neglect of a slight scntch or ituc cutl Ham- Inns Wizard on is safe and cfec- tive hrst aid treatment Itis a pow- criul antscptic and should be ape piled immediately io wounds of this kind Co prevent danger of infection.
 lt is soothing and healing and quickly drives out pain and inham- nation in cases of sprains. bruises. cuts. burns. bites and stInQs Just as reliable. too. for stih neck, sore feet cold sores. canker sores carachc and toolhachc
 Get ii from dugg'str for 90 cents. Y not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back
 Ever constipatcd or have sick hcadachc3 Just try Wizard Liver Whips. pleasant htle pink pills, % scnis Guaranteed
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
MRS sToFT HERE

Mrs. J. W. sto.t and two children. Dorothy and Bobby. arrived ou Che Jefferson last Friday They win visit at tuc home Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nusoth for some tme The children. Dorothy and Bobby have grown considerable since they were hero two years ago and look tanned end healthy from tho long stay .u California Mr stof stopped off at Petersburg to attend to somo bus. ucss matters
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
DOUGLAS PLEASED
 BY QUICK RESULTS

Everyone is pleased with Che quick results of simple witchhazel. cam phor. hydrastis. etc. as mixed in La- yoptlk eye wash. Ono mans eyes were SO badly strained he could not read without pain. Two applications relieved him. A lady with weak. in- famed eyes was greatly helped by ONE bottle We guarantee a small bottle Of Layoptik Co help ANY CASE weak. strained or intlamed eyes. Guys Drug Store. Cor. 3rd and ID Street.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
DOUGLAS ISLAND PEOPLE
 PREVENT APPENDICITIS

Many Douglas Island people orc using simple glycorine. buckthorn bark, etc.. as used in Adler-i-ka. Thia nuahes BOTH upper and lower bowel SO completely it removes an foul acc cumulatod poIsons from alimoniary canal and prevents appendicitis. Adlor-i-ka relieves ANY CASE gas on stomach or sour stomach. often CURES constipation. In one case Of chronic stomach trouble ONE bottle produced wonderful results Guy L smith. druggist
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
TRIP CUT OUT

The t.uy trip ol Che Lone Fisher man that has tn tho past loft Ju- mean af 1.eO D. m for Douglas has been discontinued ou account Of al- iceef lack of patronage The eI.m- nation of this trip leaves gap of slightly over three hours between fhe evening lr.u.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
HAVE PARTY

Tho pupils O. thc seventh and eighth grades ol .hc public school had a party at che school house ou last Friday u.eht Games were play nd and some r.rehmeut served dur- ing tHo evening"
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02

~sITKA HOT sPKNus." Accom- modauons, American or European plan. For terms apply Co Dr. L. F. Goddard. sanitarium. Alaaka.-Adv.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
HOME SOON

Mrs. Gustav Grmdler who has been visiting at Seattle for the past several months with hor daughter Mrs. M N Chrf.mau and family. win arrive hero on Che next Cana diam boat sailing north.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
aaaaaaaeeeeaaaaaaaeeeoeeae
REGISTRATION NOTICE

NoHcc s hereby given that Che registration books of duly qualified voters I'm Che Clfy of Douglas. win be opened at the or.ee ot Che City Clerk oH thc first day of March. 1920. and remain open uutl Che 3rd day ot April 1920. at nine o'clock D. m Registration hours win be from lO d. m. to i2 m. and from 9 D. m. to z D. m. each day.
 Dated the Och day of February 1920. lsIsrcdI
 THE COMMON COUNCIL or THE
 CITY OF DOUGLAS. ALASKA.
 Elmer E smith Mayor Attest L w. KlLBURN Clerk.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
DRUG CLERK

Mrs. Alice Pe,iyuoyo. formerly proprietor Of Che Palace ot Sweets. has taken Q position in Che drug tore Of Guy L Smith.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02

For Che best and noaicst job print ue. come I0 thc Nows odicc.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02

Subscribe Tor the Douglas Island News.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
- - q Contenll

Partial List of Contents Your Er.r-uar Vocabulary How
 fo enlarge .- WWl. rher Meanings and Their
 r n-ouur..at.ous with i.-
 illustrative sentences U..H. for sr..s.rs Writers. Teach
 ore Art ol conseHH'.ou How lo AC-
 ruro .t Corrcet Synonym. and Antouyms Business English for thc Business
 Mar Correct English lo- One Beginner Corr.. English for Che Advanced
 Pupil. Shah and WW How fo Use Them should and Would How to rse
 Them
 Sample Copy lOc. Subscription price. S250 a year
 EVANSTON. ILLINOIS
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02

WANrEu--A secondhand plano Wm pay cash. Address Box 991 Ju. ueau.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02

Job Printing at the Nova office.
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02
FERRY TIME CARD JUNEAU FERRY G NAVIGATION
 COMPANY
Leaving Juneau Ior Douglas TTead.

Leaving Juneau for Douglas. Tread
 we'll ard Thane r.IU n. m f.fn ,. m aH.rn n m. f.nn D m fe.I- p. m. Er.an p.m. t..H p.m a.ao p.m. s..n. D m fI.io l. m srnrIar night f.OU a. m.
 sDorea. only Leaving Douglas for TreadweI and
 Th8uc
 a.u f.55 D.. m. .f-am 6.I5 pm. I-.H a.f5 pm. r.f5 n. m. Il.e5 ?. m. Saturday n.lht I.I5 "a. m. Leaving Douglas for Juneau N.HH am a.a' ?. m. .fr.e5 d. .m 6.55 pm sf.IN pm T.f5 p. m. -.I5 D. ln.c5 pm saturday night i.55 m. .Fra-s- win bc accepted. Subject io change without notice
Douglas Island news., 1920-04-02

SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION In Che District Court for Che TerrI- tory of Alaska. Division No. One. at Juneau
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
FEDERAL COURT TO HEAR
MANY IMPORTANT CASES
Docket for Spring Term. Which
Opens Monday, Tentatively
Fixed by Clerk.

| w nat promises to be ono of the
most important terms OF the United
| state District Court in years VIII
open Monday with heavy docket.
| Among the cases OF particular in
terest here are those OF sol r.. and
| Leo T.. Climan. charged with Viola
| ton Of the food control act: w. NJ.
Milan charged with Illicit dstillinc:
| and Eileen Harrison. charged with
using the mails al a scheme To de-
fraud.
The Ullmans are South Richmond
grocers. who are alleged to have
induced customers to buy other
articles Of food in order to get sugar
during the recent sugar shortage.
Milan. who WAS AN unsuccessful
candidate for Sheriff OF licnrico
County against Webb Sydnor, was
given seven preliminary hearings
before United states Commissioned
Melvin FleEcnheimcr. charged with
Illicit distiliinE.
Following is the tentative trial
dockct:
transporting liquor in interstate
commerce: Dave Gravat;. washing
ton Boyd. Van Goode and Gregg Bin
ford. charged with Illicit dlStil!;ns.
Luke ELAN. alleged larceny from the
United States mails. and j. NJ. Hcccc.
charged with Illicit diS;iling.
Tucsday-L. w. Yclvcrtoa. charged
with violating the Mann white slave
act; Sol l.. and Leo T.. Ullman, al
legged violating the food control act:
burton Jackson. charged with Illicit
distilling. and Ed ard McCrac.
charged with larceny from the United
states mails.
WCdnesday-E. w stephens.
charged with opening a letter and
taking the contents; j. w. Spradlin.
alleged larceny of government prop
erty.
Thursday-W NJ. Milan. charged
with Illicit distillinS.
Friday-Arthur Avis and Evelyn
Dillon. charged with Illicit distilling;
David Mountain and Lewis Johnson,
larceny from interstate ship
mcnt of freight.
Saturday-o. y. Mclcopy. charged
with transporting liquor in interstate
and j. X. Francisco.
charged with carrying on the bust
ness of retail liquor dealer and vio-
latinS the national prohibition act.
Monday, April I2-J. a. Birchett.
with using the mails in
scheme to dcfraud.
Tuesday April 13--Helcn r. Mar
shall. charged with mailing candy
with poison in it, and Eileen Harri-
son. charged with using the mails in
a scheme To dcfraud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
CORPORATIONS MUST FILE
PLANS FOR STOCK ISSUE
Concerns Chartered Under Virginia
Laws Warned OF Strict
Enforcement.

Corporations in Virginia which fail
hereafter To file with the state Cor
poration Commission statements OF
plans upon the basis OF which stock
is to be issued. may have imposed
upon them heavy fines for this viola
ton OF the law. x. Il. Wilson. clerk
OF the commission. said yesterday.
The statute authorizes fines not cx-
cccdinE $1,000.
Eighteen rules" Mr.. Wilson said,
were issued against corporations
winch had apparently violated this
law. Upon hearing the cases. six
teen of them admitted to violations
oil the statute. and were fined 50 and
costs. The other two proved that
there had been no infraction OF the
statute.
The commission Is now checking
up It's nlcs and has 4 list of about
100 corporations which appear to
nave violated the law. and rules Will
he entered in lots OF fifteen or TWEEN
~. citing these corporations to show
cause why they should not be fined.
The commission has been very
lenient IN the past, but so little at
tention Is paid 10 this important
statute that it is probable that fines
VIII be increased TO such ngurc az
the commission deems necessary not
in excess Of $1,000"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
HOUSE COMMITTEE INVITES
GILES B. JACKSON TO SPEAK
'o'oIru Attorney to- I;A plain PURPOSES
OIL iii Creating Negro Industrial
Communications

Giles B.eJackson, colored attorney
oil Richmond. author of a bin To GRE,
a'c Il negro Industrial commission
iast night received II telegram from
Congressman James w. Goode. chair
man OF the House APPROXIMATIONS
Committee. to attend Il meeting of
ihat body this afternoon for the pur.
pose OF outlining his project. uc
viii leave this morning
jackson in November appeared no.
Tore thc House of Southern Governors
II Savannah. Ga. during the meeting
of the Southern Commercial Congress-
at the invitation of Governor Hugh
NJ. Dorsey. OF Georgia. and secured
considerable support for his bill.
which would create Il department on
negro economies under the pcpart-
mcnt OF the Interior. AMI carries an
appropriation to put the plan in opcr-
alton.
The measure has received tho in
dorScmcnt of prominent negroes and
colorch organizations throughout the
country. ~ a mass meeting in Rich
mond several months ago, 5000 col
orcd men and women gave their sup
port TO the plan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
TWO EXPERT CRACKSMEN
OPERATING IN RICHMOND
Make Speciality of BurgInrizinE Apnrt-
ncnt Houses md Find Many
NIctfrnH

Belief that ono or two cxDert
cracksmcn are ut the present timo
making speciality OF burgiariZInt.
apartment houses in Richmond, was
expressed last night by Captain Alex
ON an average Of two apartment
house robbcrica Il day have been
reported to the police since the first
Of the week.
Captain Wright issued a warning
To the public to be on their guard.
The burglars. according to Captain
Wright. are adopts at their calling.
Using II jimmy to pry up windows,
skeleton keys To open doors and np-
parcn;ly equipped with long expert
cncc in ransacking apartments. these
thieves have caused Richmondcrs a
loss OF $1,000 II day. according to the
police, since their advent here.
Contrary to the usual custom tho
robbers work between o'clock in
the morning and > o'clock In tho
afternoon, apparently waiting until
the person who is singled out as their
next victim has left for work and
the vie has gone shopping or left
the apartment unprotected.
AIRS. *. l.. Phillips. Of North Sixth
street. had her apartment looted dur
ing hcr absence Thursday morning
The thieves entered the apartment
and secured all of the valuahlcs that
they could carry between 10 and u
o'clock in the morning. Several artt-
clcs or jcwclry. We're among the ar
ticlcs stolen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
ATE PURCHASING AGENT
"OPENS OFFICE IN CAPITOL
6rmthsloner nshnrnc M"lgx Into
3eloakroom of senate I.ntii. lie
Gets Permanent Quarters.

CHARLES a. Osborne. Commissioner
State Hospitals and, cx-oftic!o,
Ete Purchasing Agent; under an
S.ot the General Assembly at the
20 session, has opened an office in
Scioakroom Of the senate. from
|feh he will attend 10 the duties OF
position.
1YerDor Davis recommended. as a
derivation measure. the creation
a. state Purchasing Commission.
pse duty II is 10 secure needed
plies for thirty State and State
Fd Institutions The Legislature.
tthes main appropriations bin. set
Pc, the sum OF $500 TO I've used in
work. Members Of the commits
a are The Governor. chairman: the
&c Treasurer. the Auditor of Pub
and the Commissioner
Estate Hospitals. All except the
gpltal Commissioner serve without
3ptional com pcnsation. lie receives
700 a year, in addition TO his reg
K salary.
fhe Governor believes TINS com
ksiop Will save the state thousands
souara year in bringing 10 bear
best methods or securing, en-
the supplies needed by the va
I,s institutiAns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
CANDIDATES
EllIEAD BRISK CAMPAIGN
saypr Speaks Tonight at Grace
.gArcnts School and Opponent
at Auditorium.
lNsIIE MEN ARE CONFIDENT
laim Incumbent Will Carry City
Shy Prom 1000 To 5000 Ma
;joriiy,r and Will Sweep Three of
sifonr Wards. .

ESgfat has been characterized as
e. hottest mayoralty campaign in
81 history of Richmond will close
Right with addresses by George
snsfie, Incumbent and candidate for
Rejection. in Grace Arents School,
id.I ohm HirschbeTs. his opponent. in
HsCity Auditorium.
While the primary viii not be held
sti Tuesday, both candidates are
ptept TO rest on their oars. un-
unforeseen makes an
sarauce on the ros;rum MONDAY
Kit Aecessary.
On. tho eve OF the city Democratic
amary next Tuesday. tho camps of
rib Candidates arc claiming victory.
Ip supporters OF Mayor Ainslic APP
Ientl3 arc losing no sleep over the
sMation,
The present Mayor is running on
IS past record and one of the larg-
tSotes in inc history of the city
sexperted to lie roilcd Tuesday.
,Rrlnted lists q: voters o. Richmond,
htch were yesterday certified by
seasuter Pace TO Judge Richardson.
1.-The Hastings Court. show in ex-
rs !of 10000 qualified voters. The
|kyofaltS contest is expected to
|gpE out at least 1900 OF these.
Political wiseacres say that ilirSch-
rs Will only carry jefferson Ward
| his, own ward--by approximately
Bosrotes. and that A!nsiic viii carry
Ech of the other thrce--Madisou
kay and Lee. These same political
Bpphets say AinSiie Will carry the
III BY, not less than 1000 to 5000
Sjority.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
PRISON AD0NIS TO REMAIN
ANOTHER YEAR BEHIND BARS
ban Hobbs mon T,ycnts-.cycn
'ohNrtS Given Additional sent
cnccS by indigo Scott

one year additional was mcted out
70 iWcnty-scvcn inmates of the State
icnitcntiary when they came bcfor.
Judge r. Carter Scott in CITY cir
cunt Gou-. yesterday charged with
escaping or attempting to escape from
within the confines OF the penal in :
stitution.
Among those to whose sentences
another twelve months was added
was Dan Hobbs. known as the hand
soonest prisoner ever received at the
pen!tentiary. Hobbs was tried on only
one of two indictments that had been
brought against him, the other being
nol-proSsed ut the request of SUI
Derintendcnt Wood.
Hobbs halls from tho rural dis
trict and was sentenced from Grcencs-
Vile County TO five years in prison
for burglarizinE a storchousc Of
shells. tobacco, cigarettes. shoes and
clothing. He is charged with at
tempted escape OH November II,
1918. and March l.. 1919?