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Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06

There s a blue Persian pedIsrocl cst two years old. for aic at val- dc tor sfo L. O. b.
 J. A Nclson. @ resident or Kodiak since 1884, died at that place last month a, thc age of 66 years
 Tho Ko,chikan baseball toam de- faatcd team from tho naval tanker Guyana by scoro of 70 Co
 Mrs A.C. uoIviue wife ol Dope uty Marshal navine Of Valdez. rc- couuy died at che Cordoya hospital
 Tho r S. S Bo,bvcu one of Che Ford Earfc boan Us on D four Of Western Naska on coast guard sery- iee
 Prof B Portland. a noted Journal Ist o. Norway s touring Alaska u he Interests or several European newspapers
 n Is said that rats arc overruu- ming Anchorage They arrive thcre in number v.tf freight shipments on the boats
 A Waldo. man recently gathered .reer pound. of rhuharh from com. hu in his garden and 'eIt enough for r.sfoosne
 n e umoreI at Koonhau thaf Iulee and former neo-a.e lamo Wtokerham au locate at ko.rh.aau and practice law.
 Tho Kctrh.sau Commercial Club ha. boon revived and has pledged .t- .eIf to re now industries for Che .tr J c. Harb.r vas o....ed ur.s. don't
 rt. s Michael Trading Conn raav store a. Wrmscu was recently hu-e'a-fcd B Euz WI. r.a.ol u custody and now held for tho crime
 Max rc,sc- and sam Ncs. both formerly ot DoaeIae last vo.s launched a 2e Ioo. boat a. coriova The craft Is powered with au s-h. D.. Cuu oreHe.
 prta.e Ivy. ueI known o'i.er oi Fort L..um disappeared VhIIe he was attending a ban eame with h.s team mates n. Cortoa and hos mol. boon soon su0.
 The Iafo1oh. ha.eolu -e.m which had aspiration. ol towre Naesa. was halted recently In HH path to. glory bt bens d..eated nr coIo.a hy a ..orc %. f1 fo l..
 \ post 70. m. American Legion rr..uburc Post If .v.. organized peterhurr a short Umo ago. There a-. Ie charter members ou Che membership roIL
 Walker Brothers employee. ol a ..rrarr at Kodiak. have complete printing naut with which .t .s a.d tb.v vH soon start .he publication of n weekly newspaper
 uarIpr hc recent ho. spoil ho. city reservoir at Wure.u bramo worry low and .It water was ut0n from che bay and paocl In barr..s .o hc u.ed IH .a.e ot nre
 George B Grr.by opened h.s eam- nai-r for reelection u io.aea,. fo. cmrr. Inv a speech at HvIer last. uee. n aId he win come mp Che .oas. by easy stage. on nj. oam- r1.m tour
 Tho SH.He.... a family ol uarre or Wunr.H are building now boat for service or tbe sHknc river The craft win b. es foot long and powered uIh 10 to 50-h-n high speed engine
 rh. Valdez Packing Company has be.a uamneI witch fsb Tho tao- Ine ranrcy has not bo.H ab'e to. handle an tbat h.s been caught Re-. .nur 1uU00 dsb were son. to an-. other euH.re to bc packed
 J. E JoHson. o. kl'am. Wash. a -adual. ot m. University ol Wash- nrton. with eleven yo.r export errc as tearhar. six Of which he was school superintendent has boon elected superintendent Of schools at Ne..h.kan
 James C.rIwool aee- whom the town ol GIrluool was named several years ago. has returned from West 0ranee N J.. and took Che train a. Seward for .om. mining claims in which he Is interested m Grove Crock
 The tender Mutual of .he Mutual floating cannarr which ras quite badly damaeei ahor. time aso.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06

WANTED "A secondhand piano. Wu pay cash. Address Box 99l Ju- uclu.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06

Job Printing at tae Novs office.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06
CAMPHOR AND WITCHHAzEL
 HELP WEAK EYES

Douglas Island people are aston .shod at Che quick results produced by simple witchhazeL camphor. hy- drasus. etc. as mixed in Layoptik eye wash. In one case of weak and uoar-s.ghtcd eyes few days use brought great improvement ln an- other ease it stopped eye pains and inflammation. We guarantee a small bottle of Lavopuk to help ANY CASE weak, strained or ndamed eyes Aluminium eye cup FREE Guys Drug Store. Cor 3rd and D sL
 Am Eskimo believed to have been l2O years Of age. died recently at Wainwright according to Harry Bloomfield. who is ln charge Of Che trading station at Point Barrow. The oldest man now living at Vain wright says that whom he was a boy Che dcceasor. whose name was "pmc-eersur-er-ook." was an old man then. He is said to have had five wives and raised five families. but ouuiyod them ali
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06

Piano for rent Phone lls, Juneau.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06

F.m. publication June n. 1920. Last publication Aug. 13. 1920.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06
RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST

T- T|- II|I
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06

Jame, cIriwooI altlr whom Che town O. G'riuoo1 was named several years ago. has returned from West Orange ". J.. and took Che train at Seward for .om. mining claims In which he H interested on Grove Crock
 The tender Mutual of Che Mutual floating eanuen. which wa. quite badly damaged short lime ago while going through Wrnrai Nu rows has hcw repaired ou ,ho ma. r.ue ways at Ko.ch.kau and s again In comm. on
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-27

Pack up your troubles in
a Times Want AID.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-27
EXTEND q. S. CREDITS.

Washington, Sept. 27.-An effort
to extend American nursing methods
to Czecho-Slovakia has been started
by the American Red Cross. Bayena
Brezenova and Frantiska ,Rusicova
nurses from that country, are on
their way to enroll at the MaSachu-
sets General Hospital School for
Nurses in Boston. The plan work
ed out by the Red Cross and the
Czecho-Slovak government includes
establishment of a training school for
nurses at Prague. Two American
nurses have been abroad to organize
the school on American lines.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-27
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.

The following patents and trade
marks were granted September 81,
1920 List compiled at Office of A. M.
Wooster, Bridgeport. Conn.
Ellsworth A. Hawthorne, Bridge
port, electrical connection; Frank
Karsohitz, Bridgeport, combination
chair; George B. Thomas, Bridgeport
switch-handle; Michael J. Reno and
A. Scaramella, New Haven, crushing
machine; Charles r. Underhil1, New
Haven, gear-shifting mechanism; F.
def. Warner and E. F. Waterbury,
New Haven, toggle-button; Alexander
Zebrowski, Stamford, shade-bracket;
William D. Pierson, Waterbury, eye
let machine; John J. Plat. Devon
Milford, spark plug; Seth G. Ma1by,
Ansonia, safety razor; Maurice F.
Fitzgerald, Winsted, automobile horn !;
Howard NJ. Barber, Stonington, sheet
delivery mechanism for printing
presses; Edwin w. Deming, Redding,
range finder; Ernest Karl, Litchfie1d,
adjustable chase and lookup for
printing, cutting and creasing
presses.
Trade Marks.
Leon R. Rose, New Haven, powder
puff; Arthur W. Richards, West Hart
ford, compounds used for cleansing,
polishing, and Furnishing the sur
faces of metal and glass; The Tor
rington Co.. Torrington, photograph
needles; The Horton Mfg. Co., Bristol,
fishing lines.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-27
LYRIC

Beginning with the matinee this
afternoon lovers of pleasure will be
given a genuine treat in the form of
a really sensational dramatic produce
ton entitled 1.-THE Lie which will be
shown at the Lyric theatre through
out the week. At the final rehearsal
held this morning the players ex-
pressed the utmost confidence in
their proficiency in the lines and
also promise that the play is one of
the best they have played in this
season.
In speaking of. the production Ruth
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-27
WEST END.

WEST END.
.sThe F1apper,'' a romantic comedy
starring olive Thomas, will be pre-
sented for two days at the West End
theatre beginning tonight.
1t is a story with an idea as rare
and delicious as has been embodied
in photoplay form in many a day.
The sub-d deb type, serious in her at
fections and assumption of grown-up
airs makes one of the most anus
ing and touching subjects for stories
and photoplays. Frances Marion
wrote 1.-THE F1apper'' and it was pro-
duced as Selznick picture, with a
wealth of picturesque settings, among
them being a Florida scene, a snow
skiing scene in the North, and a
beautiful scene in the magnificent
| ball room and dining room of the
new Hotel Pennsylvania in New
| York.
The role played by Miss Thomas
| in this new play is ideally suited to
her talents and she makes the most
| of the many opportunities afforded
! her. Alan Grassland directed the
| picture.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-06-24
Over $4,OOO,0OO OF
Govt Securities Sold

More than $4,567,91 worth OF gov
eminent savings securities were sold
during the month OF April, according
to figures compiled for the nation In
Washington and announced for the
Ninth Federal Reserve District by the
Government Savings Organization
headquarters in Minneapolis. In Min
nesota the sales amounted to more
than $50, 900 and the other states in
this district: Montana, S15.026; North
Dakota, $3O,420; South Dakota, SILL
oO9; wisconsin, $79,SS5; Michigan,
$91, 900. the two latter states being
partially in this district. The total
sales for the nation UP to May LIST
during 1920 amounted to $780, u.s.
So.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-06-24
Juniors viii Take Up
Dairy Cattle Judging

Brookings, s. D., June 22.-Work in
dairy cattle judging will form a part
Of the program at the boys and girls
camp to be held at Brookings this
week. The plan is to have a junior
dairy judging team to represent South
Dakota at the national dairy show
next fall. This is the first time for
such a team to go from South Dakota.
Great interest in the work is being
shown. Work will be carried on by
local clubs turnout the summer.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-06-24
why Worry About Your valuables

why worry about the safety Of your
Insurance Policies, Liberty Bonds,
Deeds, Jewels, etc., when, for a few
cents a week, you a put them In a
Safe Deposit Box In III large. strong
vault and know they are secure7 We
have some for rent now! Come In
and select yours. Boxes rent for 81
a year.
First National Bank OF Miller.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-06-24
Report Of Condition
0y State Treasurey

Pierre, June 22.-The report of the
condition Of the state treasury May
81, showed $3,454,142 in all funds. The
common school income fund carried
$685. 13 OF this. The general fund
carried $6S8,142; the game fund $685.
S14: the highway fund $324,600, and
the highway revolving fund $42,216;
the Hail Insurance fund, $648,221 the
Soldiers land settlement fund $61,441,
and the county agricultural extension
fund $40, 1902.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-06-24

Select your firss 40
cordin6 TO the roads
fhoy have 70 travel:
In sandy or billy coun-
try, wherever the going 10
apt 20 be heavy The
y. s. Nobby.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-06-24

For ordinary country
roads - The u. s. Chain
or Usco.
For front wheels - The
u. s. Plain.
For best results -svery-
where-U. 8. Royal Cords.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-06-24

United States Tires
Foley & Weiblen, Miller, S. D.,
Walton Bros, St. Lawrence, S. D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
no Arc tho same, Yesterday, Tod
and Forever.
ny FRANK II. BROOKS.

There people who easily CLASH
fled. They more numerous than you have
thought unless you have nothing else TO do but
analyzc character. one Of the New Testament
writer's saw. mex heard of Of these
when he referred to the lukewarm. who. because
'spewcd out the mouth To them there is
nothing volcanic. If the countcnancc OF the
Sphinx should ever be cffaced The features OF
one OF This class could be transferred 10 the
front, ihc riddle would, remain before. TO
these The sky is never but type II IL al
ways clear hazy. The only ;lmc they ever
look a! IT is by day. They close their eyes by
night lest they might Fly tho same
token, they see only side Of the earth. II
written on the same score. There is nuance
between the Tyr. OF OrphcuS and tho first notes
OF Il corn"t by amateur.
IL may be doubted If they could explain why
the perfume Of precious ointment is ANY diff
ferent from tho cffiuvia Of a garbage can. If
asked. they would play the Yankee by asking
anOthcr question. Why should there be any
difference? They are in possession of one
virtue. being systematic They go to bed at
about the same hour. they get up likewise They
the day. Until sanitary conditions force them.
they do not know why they should put any
different attire from that they wore yesterday
or the day before They cat like animals that
is they cat whatever is put before them. What
other days Mentally and physically they are
the same, always. Even pretty woman Is
about the same of the other sort. II
there be any difference ii is tho same tho old
topper found in his whisky. Some whisky TO him
was better than others, but none was bad. Still
way they do not rctrogradc. but never do they
forward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
From Other Viewpoints
VIC Suffer From Terrific Waste.
BS WILLIAM E.. REDFIEIn

rrohtec-ins, especially profi,cerins upon food {
is today not only business error but npS s tSia
The world demand for food is such as Of itself
wishes bn, desire for sha nai any S one
to be mi'sacd by sense OF pa trotic and so o.
M The thought Of pa t5iotc and social duty leads
ing our nheTltanee-,he Unied '0E Stale, aess0p Of
a So" Pages %a afs s% @'h ss"
seres,ns subjects but Which af.er a a do not not
: :.d,, the national development I'VE talk
ana how Il should ~ Be " done d and
Ewes '% nf fn It's doing and address
1b n"Es Of %a are adens doing Which
a !ausn, tina, i very bard to set aee ether
nrn,'"ns 70, The practical work the govern
potea DC from ea its p9ltgal work
rather al those matters which come under the
raft. of regulation. OF the police noIycr %" etc
bn here also arc racc 1sepykon and study
"r h,crhaps create value to tho country. Which
IN -, a fariory ono may debate principles SO far
pro or cor abon nraf h N not say less
i 10 nave our coast properly surveyed. Let us
yelp Wealth of n sny ng hoa ag
49, !r .His mean more 10 the country than
Forest ores cost and @e iat a we niGG
"ni ,no'n less Than abou, certain taxes over
~, We compan--and jus,ly-ovcr food prices.
G SrHs, TO nsist thai the swamp areas Of the
c1untry snail be- drained and its arid lands re-
iiImcd on larger scale
we onlect-and justly--to advanced railway
natcs, uut those Who advocate The large dnvcl-
oDnent oil our waterways find no uniycrsaI bn,,,.
OF opinion Springns o their support 49,
We Spchd-and properly---vast sums for war
nht what would become OF him who would urge
ohGrc!S 20 give the price each year OF a single
sInaN cruiser 20 tho development on "A solid
basis OF. Of the coun,rys foreign commerce.: We
pass with enthusiasm. after long debates stat
uics which are restrictive rcgulativc or
which in ono the other way eypress ncra
LIONS We move slowly and WITH hating stems
along Affirmative lines. -" 1922
We do not TX. TO pay high prices for coal.
slail he no longer delay in putting our numcr-
Gus waterpowcrs at tho public services
We DO not seem 10 sec tho human wrong in
Vowed in forcing mon To work in the dark
while streams that onc" Tight heat. and power
IN The open day wasted 20 tho sea We know
that the beehive coke wastes vast oIa Mi.
'itS or products which need for motors and
other useful purposes, but few would respond
TO the suggestion that public waste Of this or
the public veal which enlightened opinion would
not permit to continue. " $500
We waste in making lumber more than hale
the values known TO exist in tho tree. yet we
are going fast and have their near limit
Industrial practices exist which are vast cful
and costly almost beyond belief. which indus
tries arc Willing TO remove undc: the leader
shin OF the government. partly by abandoning
other product which have no public value and
instead a public loss. yet an aprroprjat ion
for 100000 to maintain .hc Industrial cooper
alton service doing this and other equally i'm
porunt work was dcclincd.-copyrsht, 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
News of Fifty Years Ago.
1'rom the Richmond Dispatch, Feb. 10. 1900

The Governors message read before the Leg
islaturc yesterday. is plain and practical
document. The appointment of MIR. Maryc To
the office of Lieut. enant- Governor is briefly no.
ticed. The message is short, sensible and mod
est and tho Legislature will generally approve
its recommended tons 49,
The presiding officers of the two houses of
the Legislature yesterday announced the stand
ing commit tccs. Very little business trans
acted in either house.
The Conservative members OF the Legislature
held their causus last night and nominated ".
l.. Taylor for Auditor of Public Accounts. and
wealth
ruary was st36,1Sl.3i, which is right healthy
Little balance
The Virginia and Tennessee railroad has
It 10 repair and equip the entire line 1T an
carly date. s.
The House subcommittee on Military Affairs
commenced yesterday rigid Investigation OF
the alleged sale of West Point cadet ships by
Congressman. South Carolina radical and
also one from North Carolina. both of whom
bitterly fought he admission of Virginia, are
charged with selling cadetshps.
Porter yesterday offered In the House n rcso-
ntian stating that Governor Walker had ap-
pointed 10 The Office OF Lieutenant Govern or
OF virginia "onc Maryc, who because of his
participation in the, rebellion is incligibler
TO make inquiry and report ii Virginia was not
this early violating tho terms upon which It
was admitted to the Union.
President Grant yesterday appointed his
father. Jesse r.. Grant. TO be Postmaster at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
st. Hitus Dance md CrcduIitr.
Copyright. 1920 by National Newspaper Scrvlce>

Ch,ore s or ST. vitus dance. IS i is more
hdSood y Is a ns S IN
infection of tho nervous system. infection gain
o ns nsy
TenniSi fGH%r ACUTE nHii,pe arnrS {sosaled
and ar s. olhSr Infections o orgnatns In .hs throat
towards of Some M Tn" of ie
g Fer ns on the lining Of the heart, especially
heart Valves ana E,,onseauent henr, lining
avu ar ynxna Ss
accdGn; or complication may occur iinnlessly
Of the astendins physician if there be an az
is s yh sea the shsrs Of
phSsiean but instead series Of sxpermenss
behcst of every pusybody. every gossip who
of reatmen no remedy known wh,r n may mHy"H na
honestly called cure for st: Vitus' dance and
e tsaat the charms and f0'd'r0' too 0f''"
c Ay az hq Gals to pToyas
an attack OF ST. Ni,us' dance he il six weeks or
nice problem a DELICATE aHe 'eus ec To e,i
shid eod III fs s r bed M The
At ntay or rGfsiInf some special treatment
only to ,he @ srynE FinT n
favor an carly recovery, but to guard against
and permanent ,1 handicap thereby. is, i, demand;
as resulary as may be advisable throughout
q
welfare, guliibic and credulous as any poor
varlct OF tho middle ages, the parent or qua rd-
ian so otten listens TO the establishments OF
patient 20 one experiment after another, forever
irresponsible people could only Understand, does
exist.
No wonder st. Nitus' dance is such :, dis
couraEinS malady. Typhoid fever would be So
ii managed SO crudcly.
Questions and Answers.
SuGar--insurancc examiner rejected me- for
a life insurance policy because Of high blood
pressure n and an. Somnco SUGAR in the urine. am
in perfect health do cat large amount OF
sweet stuff and always have. Can you suggest
4 diet for diabetes? (B. Ed
Answer-Any man ipui at ion of the diet in such
a disease must he adjusted tho individual
patient; amounts o: starcheS or fats suitable for
y may be inadequate for |; or dangerously ex-
c"ssive for {. The micro finding of sugar in the
urine does not warrant diagnosis OF diabetes
unless the intake OF carbohydrate foods is kept
within normal limitations
Gosh, Girls | Wish Knew-Couid you tell
me somcih hing that viii restore gray hair 10
its original color sonnet hing that is not a stain
or dye? am only twcnty-seven, and that isn't
old enough TO turn gray. (Marie.)
AnSWer-Maric If knew. believe me Id use
a couple quarts every morning. There Is no
such restorative. ] know valid objection to
dyclns the hair, yet cannot recommend dyes.
because at best they arc not very satisfactory.
y good hair dresser barber. of long expert
encc, can do Il pretty fair job of dycng.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-12
Exchange and Prices

Is Americas breakfast table coming down,
likewise its dinner table and its supper
table" Is the cost OF clothing and other
nccessarics to take Il slump aud something
like normal prices to prevail in this country
once more? An affirmative answer lis given
to thesn questions by eminent authorities
The stcrctarM OF the Treasury, David +.
Houston. his predecessor. Carter Glass, and
Percy Il. 5ebnson. president Of the Chemical
National Bank Of New York, are convinced
that the dcmoralized state of foreign ex-
change will result in this miracle
If the depression in prices comes they
argR, ii will not come by reason OF the anti
prohteerlng campaign wuged by the Depart
ment of Justice. 1t will not come because
OF the legislation enacted by Congress- which
president Wilson recommended, and which
mas been supported by various other govern
ment officials II will come as the Immediate
result Of the uphcaval which has taken place
i'll the money market
The British pound sterling which normally
is worth S4S6 in< American money is now
worth less than $500; and the French frame
which before the war was worth about 20
cents is now worth not more than s cents
This is all the buying value the pound and
nc franc have i'll the American market, and
because of the reduction which has taken
place the vast quantities of American goods
mostly food and clothing. accumulated for
shipping abroad will not be shipped Europe
cannot pay for it and il must i Therefore, be
disposed OF at home
with American exports reduced. there will
be losses to be borne by commercial interests
III this country, but these losses will result
III gain for the consumer at home. according
10 the highest economic authorities Secre-
tary Houston declares that ii will be gen
GRAFTON before prc-war stability is brought
ABOUT IN the matter OF world credits. An
other authority declares that the exchange
situation shows concusively that the trade
Gold has flowed in Il steady stream 10 this
country and there is gold imitation ON this
side OF the Atlantic. Europe is inflated with
paper
The cause OF most Of the profteertng in
America has long been recognized. Ameri-
can producers have found market in Eu-
rope TOT almost any quantity of food and
clothing that they might be able to deliver
Inc exports from the United States have been
enormous in volume. The net result has
been scarcity OF many commodities at home
Win ligh prices. This has been particularly
true oil sugar and grain But with Europe
no longer in Il position TO buy vast tonnage
oil 1ood products because its money has less
ana Tess purchasing power. the products of
inc American farms and factories will he
"olu AT nome 10 Il much larger extent and
WIN the domestic market abundantly sup
PIE tho prices must tumble This is inter
esuhs information for the home folks and
IS important information if true Nor will
I! producers who suffer the losses be bank
fuPt. they may always count upon a reason
able profit 1t is the unreasonable profits
WHICH the new situation primarily affects