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Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
CLARA ROsSWOG
 WED AT CORDOVA
Account of Wedding of Former Douglas Island Girl Who Left
 Here Some Years Ago

Miss Clara RoHwos. who lcr Douglas with her parents whom iua a utue girl. about eleven years ago. was married recently at Cordova sho .s Che daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roawoe former residents Of thH city, The Cordoya Times Of October has Che following to say about tbe weddings
 Laat evening horo was very prc,y although quiet wedding cone
 ummatcd. Che contracting parties being two Of Cordovas best known and most popular young people The uurla knot which united for l.o Miss Cam F. Boawos and Wr. John Muller was uel by United States C0mm' .sIoncr Noass. m che presence ot only few Intimate friends Mm Edward p. HarwooI actel os br.dea- maid and Mr. Edward p Uarwood was Che rroomsmau.
 Mr. and Mrs. Muller b1yc taken a furnished apartment h. Che Lathrop building mm October lS. whom they win leave for Che stato. on thcr honeymoon Upon tho.r return Go Corfow they expect to occupy hc.r new homo. which win be completed by that tme
 A coincidence .s Che fact Chat Che wedding and MT Muller promotion to Ono ea.h.cnhIp ot Che Frat Bank of Corlou both occurred ou che
 anne day.
 Tho Daily Times io.ua Che hoat ot friends ol Che young couple In ez- tending .,s congratulations and w.at- ne chem Q me Of continued hanp. uc.s
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
ELECTION OFFICIALS

40 recent meeting of Che c''f
 omoI election ore .ucu were de- Huod and officials named for Che Tcr- -torIaI election chat s Co occur on ruo.day November % Tho voting places win be thc ame as I'm pre- uou. years. at tho CIy Hau and tae Nau.or.um
 Officials named for Precinct No. ! wore Axe. Kroaeys, James Fa- Eerty and Tom Tracy iulsc Mrs. Marie Chr'Hoc and Ed Andrews. clerks For Precinct Mo- Che oi- Gcms win be A. J Boone T L. Euans aud Tom Sanford. iulecs aud James Garner and Mrs. Thur man. clerks
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
HELP WATER POWER

CharIo H Fiorg superintendent or Alaska forests returned to Eetchbar last r|rtt from Iuucau where he has bcon tor several weeks in connection with Che development rf thc pulp and paper Industry m Alaska He was marooned in Che Capital CIv for week owing ,o .f. transportation situation. ays the Koteb.sar Chronicle
 Nr Foer announced .h.a morning cha. he proposed to open mp trails to an water power sites m sou,h- aste-n Nassa as soon as possible The trails win bo intended to give nroHt.uve Investors am opportunity .o 500 Che eomrys resources for -hemse'ges. and also To opm Che country to hc pro.ro.tor. trarpor and sportsman
 Millions of people are going Go The national forests .n tHe s'ate. for reereauonal purpose. every year. n s one Of the meuons ot Che forest service Co open uD Che forests for tte use Of che people
 During he past ycar anproX.- ma,c.y sas0oo has boon expended by Che forest service oH trails and roads n Che vicinity Of Ke,ch.kan. This amount does not Include the work done by Che Bureau Of Roads another branch of thc Department ot Horticulture which took over road construction work Iast spring The projects completed and Che amount sreut ou each i'm tla district ha year arc as follows
 Rake ff0O0.
 Bailey Bay. road To hot springs slf.000.
 Kaaau. fl0OOO.
 Sea Lowell sI.500 Carroll Inlet. $500.
 Portage across Prince or Waic island sEDND
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
CARD PARTY

About one hundred people at- tended Che card given by thc Order O. he Eastern Star at Che Odd Fel- Iov ban ou Tuesday night Both progressive and bridge whist werc played two sets ol prizes being given At bridge. Mrs. Hurd and Nr Harvey won Che dr.t prize. and Mrs Hopkins and Mr Hurd received he consolation At progressive whist Mics Una Crowc and Leo HIs- ley were .ho prize winners and Miss Mabel Clar and Alo'ph H.rch re- .c.ycd Che consultations ReIr@h- mut were served after tho card playing
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
MANY FOXES

Fox farming Is showing great ac- uuv ths nu according to Che Petersburg Report which has tho following to say about it
 szy-thrco thousand dollars was Che valuation placed on shipment of live foxes taken south on Che last trip Of Che city Of Seattle from vari- ous fox forms in the territory Part of tho shipment was from skagway and hc mtcrIof but 2o blue foxes and tcu s.lvcrs were placed aboard Che boat at pc.orsburs The thirty foxes from here were consigned from Che Hercules Fox Company on sukoi islands to Che eastern farm of Che
 same concern located at Glenco. Minnesota.
 On Che last Grip Of Che Admiral Evans from Che west 2S boxes ar- rived from Che westward farms for local farms under Che charge Of Andy Anderson and Brick Larson. The shipment valued at SS.000. cou- sisted of 2i blue and three cross foxes They win be placed on yari- ous iaands In thIs vicinity Twelve bIuos and three cross foxes win be .f...l or ur.ffnr leland In porf Hourh,ou by Mr. Anderson 9 biues win bo placed on Dorm island in Seymour canal and four blues will bo placed on Tuuabout island by Johnson and Robinson
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
A LOSING PROPOSITION

Having made a careful check ou my magazine business. ] fnd Itis being carried on ot Q loss Tto profit which is allowed ,ho dealer by Che publishing com- pau.cs win not take care Of tho increased postage that is now ba.ur charged ou magazines and thc normal loss peculiar Co thc business.
 Dealers in Juneau and clso- where in Alasta. raised their magazine prices Q year ago to take care Of the Increased post- age
 In addition to Che burden of Che postage. which dealers In Che states escape. one Of Che largest distributors Of mosa- zines who supplies me has noti- fed me thot beginning thi8 month. no moro returns from Alaska of uusold magazines win bo allowed That means moro ioa
 Consequently beginning 0c-  tobcr lst on an masaz.ues eN- ccnt Che Saturday Evening Post and Che Iad.c. Home Journal which como prepaid. , must charge 5c over Che printed price
 GUY J.. SMITH.
 Prop Guys Drug Store
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
cAEEEaY TO RUN

That Che J. H Long cannery on che Douglas City Dock is Co resume operations a thc announcement made recently by Mr. Long The plant win put uD herring and clans. The herring win be packed by Che Umm process that was installed thIs summer by tbo inventor Later. when Che herring run is over clans
 are to be packed
 Joe Adamson and Donald MIlncs win operate a boat for Che securing of herring and are now out after a load. Employment win Doe given a number Of people by the operation of Che plant
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
FLYERS

Tho last report Of Che New York to-Nomo flyers nys chat the main .ouadrou. consisting Of threo planes under command of Capt. St Clair suool arrived a, Fort George on Tuesday Plane No. l containing Lieut. Ross Kirkpatrick. is consider ably in Che load. being at Fargo. N. D. Lieut. Kirkpatrick has received instructions to await Che main
 squadron at Fargo.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
TAKE THEM DOWN

At che council meeting of last Monday evening tho main subject for consideration was Che rccommou- dation Of Che lato federal grand jury in Che matter Of screens In front of windows Of soft drink pIaco. lt was Che opinion of Ono couuclmon present chat it would not be uoco- ary to pas am ordinance. as rec- commended by Che grand jury but chat a request from tho council would ho oboyei by Ono owners This method oi procedure was de- c.lcd upon
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
NO GAME

There was no gamo of the Worlds Series played today os tha teams shifted from Brooklyn Co Cleveland. O. hc drst three games played at Brooklyn Che National League tenn of that piaco has won two and Che Cleveland. American League toam. took tho other Another game h
 chodulod for tomorrow at Cleveland.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
BIG TUREIP

A Valdez farmer has uncovered a acscn.oen-pound turnip and Che local paper brau considerably abou, it Weights and measurements Of tur- nIns grown In ths vicinity are not available hut are asked for 20 thlt comparisons can bc made.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
LOCATE IN SOUTH

Mr. and Mrs. Prank oBricn. worry well known on Douglas Island. left carly thH week for che South Go make ho.r home in the stato of Washington. They were accompanied by their son. Sidney Mr OBrion for tho past several years has been nurer for Che Juneau Ferry & Nav irauou Compauy
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
TRANSFERRED

Row. Father J H Van dor Pol, who has been stationed at Douglas iu charge of Ono Catholic church for Che past year. win icavc shortly for Ke,ch'san. Fa'her Van der Pol win ubc charge Of uo Catholic church there in placo of Father Shepard. who Is to he transferred to tho south.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
TO IRELAND

Maurice Casey formerly Of Doug Jas but more recently Of thc B. M. Bchronds Bank Of Juneau. left We'd nosday for @ visit to bis old home in Ireland Maurice has recently been discharged from thc Juneau hospi- Gal. after having undergone am oper- alton for appendicitis. Hc win visit in Ireland for six or eight months with his two sisters and other rela- lives.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
conversation between Lmy and Che

conversation between Lmy and Che captain.
 F Nclsen. a fisherman from Port Alexander said hc had talked Go an thrce mon and that Jack told him tbcy had been having engine trouble and trouble among themselves
 Bud Waller declared chat he kucw Che throo men n Ketch.kan and at uyder He said chat Luly and Woodwork had a quarrel at Hydw over wages alleged due Luiy He said chat Luy had told him chat Woodwork had paid him off In Cam aIau bus chat vcrc at % discount and chat he would not put any grub aboard thc Sea Breeze Ho sutcd chat Jacka rcal namo was E. s.. Cbom.cy
 Robert Taylor ol Hydor tcHdci
 Chat LWy was drunk while In that town and had told him Of Che Quar- rei he had had uItt Woodwork and
 said m.t Lmy had told him ho was .r1.ne Go ect hIs wages or get wooivorih. nat hc had served one form n Che pen and could scryc au- o.hor" LUya uu was takcn away from him but later given back. ac- .orJns to ths witness
 H B Nautmm ol NatchIkau. Told o. threats LI'y had made Co him concerning Woolwor,h about money matters and sa.d hat at one umc gum was takon from Lilly In Che Tam Club at No,eh.kan Hc identified Che gun found on Lilly as belonging Co Jack. the third man on tbc boat
 Deputy Marshal ". O Hardy fold ol Lurs arrest and his examination by federal orras He stated that LHy had registered for Che dratt but according 70 his own statement was not accepted ou account or his bad record having heon lshonor- ably discharged from Che revenue ery.,e and having served a term In Che peutouuary Hardy told Of Che
 earOh lor thc missing mon. Jack. ,dat was made a. mn the points ada. acert .o where tno boat had been. No trace ol him was found
 Following Deputy Marshal Hardy Deputy Casey v1s examined as was N n Castle special investigator lnd thoy au agreed witch Che tost-. mony of Hardy in Che matter of thc ..taments made by LUy After .ts Ono government r..ted .a case.
 John B Marshall. for .he dc.eul- lrt announced chat Che defense would not put any witnesses on the IarI and thaf Che defendant vouId rot testify in his own behalf Ho. asked hat Che court enter am order .au-u.uue One ease and Nhora-rF -Wv This was denied by tho court tr1-uc, Marshall then asked for rn instructed ye-d.e, of not guilty b. -he court which was du.od
 Alter argument. by both attorneys .Ie .ase went to tae jury late yc.- ..rIrr afternoon
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
FOX FARMING

Joseph Hll. a western Alaska fox farmer. is starting a fox farm on Sullivan island In Lynn Canal The buildings for Che farm arc now being erected and twenty pair Of foxes are ou Che island Mr. Hin has gone to Western Alaska to procure more fefoe.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
DRIVE ESTARTED FOR
 NEAR EAST RELIEF
Entertainment of Wednesday Night Melted Nearly One Hundred
 Dollars-Other Plans

ANAAfHA HaAAAA AaAAA
 The first real effort made by tho local committee on Near East Relief to raise Inc Douglas Island quota Of S5lO was started Wednesday when ! Che management Of Che Liberty ! Theatre turned over Che picture show for Che night There were twelve reels Of pictures shown. in- cudng several reels showing oondi- tIons as they exist among Che starv- ling children Of Armenia. An aug mcuted orchestra of flyo pieces. con-
 sstng of Mcmrs Dudley. Larson, ! Mcintyre and Erickson and Miss |Etta Brown furnished the music ! Mr. J. w. Dudley also favored with several selections on his musical glasses The building was filled. and between ninety and a hundred dollars was cleared on Che enter tainmcnt
 The committee n charge Of Che drive consists Of Mrs. James Chris toe. A. E. Curr and Gordon c. Mitchell Their plan Is to raise as much money as possible by enter talumens before Issuing pledge cards A dance for next week is scheduled aa the next feature to be staged
 lt is to prevent such tragedies as occurred last year In Armenia. where. for Che lack Of funds and food supplies. thousands Of little |rag-clothod children weak and blue from hunger and cold. had Co be turned away to perish in Che mid- winter blasts. that Alaska is asked Go swell Che fund for relief In tho Near East before winter comes again.
 An appeal for speedy aid for thc Near East sufferers has been sent throughout Alaska by Rev. David Waegoner of Juneau. territorial chairman for Che Near East Relief Committee. chartered by Che .. 8. Congress for rescue and reconstruc- uon work In Asia Minor
 "Last winter. with Che snow six feet deep. one Of our orphanagcs at Uarpoot was compelled to turn away four out Of every five Of the parenucss. unsheltered and untcd .uue children Hooking about its doors sobbing out their pclas for admittauce and food" says Dr. Wag- goner
 "That was shocking tragedy that is likely to be repeated again this coming winter unless we are quick to respond Co Che appeal now being made upon Alaska for help.
 .I know many arc tired Of money drives. but ] refuse Go believe that Che generous people Of Alaska. who have helped blaze Che trail of world philanthropy. win turn a deaf ear to Ono appeal which thc Near East Re- .uef is making to save Che lives Of lheso children who are left.
 "A quarter Of a million Near East orphans. lcft parenuoss by war and massacre. starvation and disease; children Of our allies n Che great war ho last surviving champions Of Christianity in that moslom- menacod land where Christianity was born-ore dependent entirely upon America now for their very Hives They must be fed or they win starve. No other country can ! help them.
 "Only 100000 are yet cared for within our orphanogcs. Tho fate of Che others hangs upon our attitude in Che face Of their cry for food.
 Alaska fig peuuoned for funds sufficient to feed 2O9 of these little tragedy victims for one year. Five dollars win keep one Of chem alive for month; S60 will keep one Of them alive for a year."
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
FROzE IN

That there haa been an carly rcozouD on Che lower Yukon river s indicated by toiegrams received in mnoau yesterday According to Che telegram. at least three boats cone miuIng passengers have been caught lu Che ice and chat Che only way out win be mush Of 250 miles over Che ulu.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
VISITS SCENES
 OF EARLY TIMES
The Stroller Goes to Whitehouc Where Painted Glacier and
 Ice Worms Were

Ice Worms Were
 E J White chief Of tho Terri- tor.al Bureau of Publicity left .on the City oi Seattle tor a visit to his old home at Whtcbonc Mr. White expects to be out of Che city for @ week.
 Tho above Item. dear Stroller ape pcarne In Che Empire of a recent dale reminds us Of Che ap-r.sIng time Of our young manhood when lIie had not begun to take on the aear aud yellow aspect of thc autumn leal whom we Ora. read your "Ad- vice to Young Mothers" and your
 tories of Che ice worms and Of Wb.tobor hand-nainted glacier. It wm In thc days when Che Tallow- Faced Kid Che Daeo Kid and an che rest ol Che tribe Of "Kids" were In mI bloom. not only along Che Yu- kou but One hlaata coaat as woI and you were chronIcIns the.r so- ue and com.ues in lho columns of he Whuchoue sar
 We arc sure chat on your pilgrim age to Che home Of thc ice worm One city at Che head of navigation on the Yukon you win find hIun. changed Lmpus Grouse win no doubt have been gathered to her Iorcathcr those citizens who you helped to Ecen on he straight and narrow path by your advice to 'put a squirt %. lemon in it." win now be hmsus around Q doctors odIce In ha hope ol getting Q prescription to u.a the squirt n
 Tho young mothers who n One days gone by wore won, To weep ou. her troubles on your manly bosom while yau gave them d.reo- Uoas for Che relief of uogny and ic.hmr mme um have children who arc prospecting for gold iu he. Yukon hus
 As for Che ice Woms and Che. painted enc..r-m ha.r day two of. thc attraction. ol Che metropolis Of Southern Yukon made famous by' thc magic of your pom we fear they have gone Che way of Che LImpue Grouse. These landmarks nco the. author or hor being moved to| Southeastern Alaska. have gone and WMtohore has suffered thereby Tourists uo Ioneor visit ho place To view thae attractions nor do they migrate buc .o take their Canadian Club wu Chat "Iurt Of lemon In it.
 A. you pa8 through skaeway we arc sure you win seoE out Che grave ol soapy Smith and drop a tear on t for old umea sake and that you you give Che old pack Train he| once over and sigh as you pass Ciaucya An thcso things have been made known and intimate in your sketches Of things as they wore
 Tho uovs ol many winters hoyo fallen since Che first Stroller ar- ucIc. were written on the banks Of. uc Yrsou Tle frost has n.npod hc 0am.aa many falls since Che. concs and sights Of Che North were lrs. nude familiar to folks by your aan
 We arc sure whom you return to Juneau you win have a story or cone uuons as tbcy are u comparison to how tley wcro. chat win be real from tbo muptor-nfestoi Ever riadc of Florida Co Che land where he northern lights play and Che sum dogs bark
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
M EDITOR

F. B. Camp known as One soldier poet u Western Alaska has assumed thc cdi.orh.n Of thc Seward Gate wav daily paper printed at Sew- ard Elmer A. Friend who has edited and muascd Che paper for tho past ,hrea ycaw win return Go Southeastern Alaska
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
FIRE MEETING

There s to bo O meeting Of Hose Companies No. ] and oi Che Doug los nre department at fire hcad- quarters uczt Monday night There win be important business
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Miss Myrna Bland entertained Q number Of her young friends at thc home Of her sister Mr w B Cone worse. last night in honor ot her s.N- tconth birthday
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-08
REVIVAL MEETINGS

Throe rovIyaiats Rev. Frank Hluser Rev. F. O knuse and George Brown, win s,wt a erics o. revival meetings at Che Lutheran church in .his city tonight The meetings win be continued mdci- .....Iu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-15
ADVERTISEMENT
TO THE REPUBLICAN WOMEN !
VOTERS OF PENNSYLVANIA

not be mised by specious arguments TO induce to
split ticket this ah Every sberfuge is being used and
pendence by splitting ticket voting for certain Demo-
cratic candidates.
not be deceived split ticket always helps the minority
party, which is the Democratic party You will not find
Democrat urging Democratic be partisan. These
always reserved by them for Republican
to msead them. There is such thing non-partsan
this fall You either for against the Republican party
and Republican principles
You are either for Harding you are against him. and
you for him can't afford to tie his hands by giving
him Democratic Congress vote for Democrat is vote
against the great principles for which the Republicans
fighting this fall.
The Republicans stand for free America, free from
European entangements free from being required to send
their the water to take part in in foreign
countries
They stand for manly independent America in it's for
policy and for the protection Of American
ideals and American business in it's home policy.
When you hear talking about being nonpartsan
him her down being Democrat and be on guard
MRS. BARCLAY H. WARBURTON,
Chairman Republican Women's Committee of Pennsylvania
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-15
I MEN SURPRISED !
RANSACK|NC HOUSE
Resident Holds One While Other
Escapes After Exciting Chase
by Crowd
BURGLAR TOOLS ARE FOUND

Raymond Sittin returned from work
late yesterday afternoon and surprised
two men who we're ransacking the din
;rp room of his home at 1924 Hunting
don street.
Sittin seized both men BY the collars
NJ their coats and succeeded in drag
cling them to the front door Of his home.
Then he shouted for help.
One of the men struggled from Sit
tin's grasp and escaped. The other man
wos held until phtrolmen arrived. and
took him TO the Twenty sixth and York
streets station. He said he is John
Westerfield. of Huntingdon street near
Twenty fourth.
4 score of pedestrians saw the other
robbcr escape from Sittin's clutches.
They pursued him on Huntington street
10 Ridge avenue and southeast on Ridge
avenue. The crowd increased as the
chase proceeded. but the robber disap-
neored down q side street.
Members Of Sittin family were away
, !, yesterday afternoon. The robbers
Z entered his house by jimmying a rear
window.
The police say they found burglars
tools in Westerfelds pockets. He will
BE- given hearing today before Magis-' :
trnte Oswald.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-15
New Bicycles

The seasons new models are
now ready. Among them :.
The "Camel-back" Waverly,
with cord tires-S60.00.
The "Trus-bar" Waverly-an
eXtra-strong frame-$54.50.
The "Diamond-frame" Waver-
ly-$49.75.
Women and Girls Waverly
Bicycles-S55.00.
NOTE - Ask the salesman
about our deferred payment plan.
strawbridge & Clothier-Fourth Floor
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Girl, ~, Ends Life by Gas

Reading. Pa, Oct. 15.-Despondent
since an attack of influenza two years
ago, Miss Minerva +. Lesher, stenog-
rapher, twenty five years old, ended
her life last evening by inhaling illpm-
mating gas at her home. She was foand
in the bathroom by her mother and
died while being taken to hospital.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-15

These and Many More
Handkerchiefs
Kinds that men and women
want for personal use and for
gifts. Four excellent values of
interest to Saturday shoppers:
For Women Fine Mull
Handkerchiefs, with satin band
border, spoke-stitched, 1sc each,
3 for SOC.
MADEIRA Hand-scalloped Hand
kerchiefs, some with hand-em-
broidered corners-50c each.
For Men Imported Cambria
Handkerchiefs, with woven cord
border and hem in color-35c.
Sheer White Cambria Hand
kerchiefs, with woven cord bor-
der, hemstitched-35c each.
Strawbrdge & Clothier-
Aisle IL. Market Street
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Silk-plated Socks
ynSs1a' yaius a. 65c

Mems Socks Of fine quality,
made with high spliced heels and
toes. In black, white, navy blue,
cordovan, tan, Palm Beach, gray,
purple, heliotrops and green.
Sizes 9h to I'M.
Strawbridge & Clothier-
... Aisle 3. Market Street
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strawbridss & clothier-Aisle 10. Centre
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Substantial Savings on
Boys Autumn Hats

Tweed and other Cloth Hats,
mannish, but youthful. Odd sizes
from regular stock-now S2,45.
Plush and Velvet Hats, special
-$3.45.
Caps Of tweed and other suit
ing fabrics, special-$2.15.
lStrawbridge & Clothier-
Second Floor. East