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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

GARDENER on a small place In Greenwich,
Conn, four miles from station; must be a
married man. without children. who can run
car hot water plant and who understands
live stock; wife to do laundry electric
washing machine) for family OF two for
which she will be paid separately; quarters
over new stone garage ccneist OF three
rooms with bath, hot water heat; extra
help furnished when necessary; WAGES 500
per month; only those with first class refer
ence5 will be considered Apply in writing,
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
SALESMAN WANTED.

EaAAIsDlhAN w AN
There Is a man selling on the floor
In the retail or speciality store field,
who, II he is the right man, viii find.
eventually, bigger opportunity with
US In New York.
financial institution has po-
sition open for Telephone Represen-
tative.
Experience In the financial business
and In actual ROAD selling Is not
necessary.
The work calls for an alert. ag-
gressivc. friendly type OF salesman be-
tween 90 and 80 years OF age. with
health, enthusiasm, and command
Of good English and a record as
salesman with present employer.
The opportunity win interest also
the manager OF chain store who not
only has had experience In selling but
also In credits.
When writing. BE SURE TO GIVE:
(a) age. (b) education. Co religion.
Id selling experience, (e) former po-
sitions held, % present position and
salary.
Also state why you think you will
succeed as salesman by telephone.
Your letter will be treated confiden-
TALLY. Address W.. =. o. Box 1UI
Times Square Station.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
REPRESENTATIVES,.

one OF the fastest growing commercial
organizations seeks TO add TO its sales
starr few high class men whose ambi-
TONS urge them to get ahead; managerial
positions waiting TO men who show abll-
ity; no travelling. Call after 10 A NJ,
room COZ, 80 Court St, Brooklyn.
RETIRED BUSINESS MAN, tired OF doing
nothing wishing to add materially to his
income without the restraint of office hours
can connect with concern OF national rcputa-
llon. Address r. Q. box 81. Station ID.
REAL estate.-First class salesman has fine
opportunity to land steady position In up
Town Office w o POI Herald. $50 Dway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

sAfEsNEN-The Kenyon Co.. foremo., map
manufacturers IN the United States, has AN
opening for salesman IN Pennsylvania and
New Jersey. wonderful opportunity for
man with real selling ability 20 acquire q
permanent position and exclusive territory.
Kenyon Company. Inc, Des Moines, Iowa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

sAIEaMEN.--A golden opportunity selling
harmonious as a side line tfo0 and more
per week cnn be made; live statesmen wanted.
Wrfta for particulars, stating territory you
cover. 227 Herald Herald "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
Statesmen

want number OF stock or bond
statesmen having clientele TO join me
in putting over an issue OF high class
securities: we can clean UP big profits
In ~ to is months. For interview
write D., :12 Herald. Herald so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
MANAGERS

and assistant managers. experienced. for
retail millinery departments In large depart
ment stores throughout the country; must be
experienced millinery men. now In live ne-
partment stores. who wish TO better them
selves: men OF this calibre VIII be given
excellent opportunity with us, communica-
lions held In strict confidence. Address
EAfPoRTUNi-w WORLD MILLINERY CO.,
NORTH AMERICAN BLDG.
CHICAGO. ILL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

sALESMEsS. security. who know how
TO aeli stock IN Inventions and are
capable IN convincing the public: sal
airy and commission Tor the right
parties only tho kind who can eive
clean references need apply. Call
Room 1908. ~ w. 34th ri.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
SALESMAN.

Are you n real salesman with a rec
ord 10 provo III II so we have a place
for you In an organization whose sue
cessful representatives earn from
$1,000 10 5000 a year; extensive
travelling necessary. For Interview
state experience and age, also tele-.
phone number. Address Il 1855 Herald.
Herald 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

sAI.ESNiES--isorrner A. u. e. or A. a. &
liberal remuneration with real i've wire
national organization offering the best prom
ozition In the country 70 retail food mer-
territory write for interview giving past ex-
nc rience Address Opportunity. ni0 Unon
building Newark N J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
statesmen.

A wonderful selling proposition IN
the mechanical line IL Offered 20 am
bilious and wideawake young men
representing us in various manufsc-
turing centres on a commission basis.
This Is an exceptional opportunity
10 those seeking to eventually be-
come independent in business offered.
Write. stating age and previous con-
nections.
AMERICAN CALICO. INCORPORATED.
Grand Central Palace. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
Statesmen.

II you are looking for a security a. =
moneymaker. one that VIII pay your clients
ut the rate % "a per cent annually. we
can make you very liberal contract In
your territory. and give you valuable assist
nnce.
J. J. GREEN a co.
90 Pine 81. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
statesmen.
WANTED,
SALESMAN

20 talk with busy executives on sup)ect or
nertinent Interest 10 their business. Only
a man need apply who Is not afraid OF
iit;lo hard work and ~ willing 10 do
small amount OF mi-sionary work The
nogaibuit,es are unusual end II IN the un-
istal type OF salesman we are looking for.
n YOU feel sure OF yourself come In and
talk 10 US, but II you have not first iul
ronfidence In your own ability 20 sell do not
yaate your time or ours. 4th floor 10 Cort-
iandt St Monday A. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

CHRISTIANS; MUST NE EXPERIENCED
TO SELL MILL HEMNANTs CHEESE
CLOTH. WfpEfS TO LARGE CONSUMING
TRADE &C; COMMISSION CALL. ~
FRONT ST. n. Y. SEE MIR STONE.
statesmen wanted calling on buyers OF iron
and steel products. tool steel. screw stock.
&C.. tp sell on commission hasis for New
YORK steel merchants and MIL agents. only
fhose saving good connections and making
regular vlsite need apply hig Income 20
New Jersey Brooklyn long Inland aud rear
States. Write 90 4 1899 Herald Fulton 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
Statesmen TO RANKS.

Big total commissions selling quantity or
ders OF best Income tax publications to
banks for distribution 10 their customers.
Now used by 900 banks. Timely live demand.
Single orders run up 20 5000. Earn years
ralary In November and December. Act now.
Commerce Clearing House, iioi-20 u. Jack
son Boulevard, Chicago, III.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

SALESMAN.
SALESMAN CALLING on FURNITURE
MN APARTMENT sToHE TRADE. NEW
YORK AND VICINITY, TO SELL HIGH
GRADE LINE or PHONOln Apis Lin
ERAL COMMISSION; REFERENCE RE
CURED. " 3i2 HERALD. HERALD SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

Statesmen TO SELL Low PRICE. GUAR
ANTEED TIRES; ATTRACTIVE PRoPO-
sTTION OPEN FOR SEVERAL GOOD LIVE
HCSTL Frs WHO CAN PRODUCE. NO Ex-
rERIESCE NECESSARY: EXCLUSIVE
TERRITORY TO RIGHT PARTIES. CALL
ALL DAY MONDAY FROM Q A. ". TO 4 30
SEE MIR. STRAUSS. SALES MANAGER,
ATLAS TIRE CO.. 200 WEST 5srH. TELE-
PHONE CIRCLE 5o5s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

GARDENER, CARETAKER, EXpE-
RIENCED. TO TAKE ENTIRE
CHARGE SMALL LONG ISLAND
ESTATE; MARRIED MAN PRE-
FERRED: WAGES 500; STATE
REFERENCE AND EXPERIENCE
1888 HERALD. HERALD SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

-
MEN-ST2 a week to special men to trayel
by automobile and introduce 300 candle
power coal oil lantern for farmers. dairy
men, hucksters. gardeners. contractors. We
furnish the auto free. Write for particulars.
DAYTON, Ohio. -
MEN, are II to So: experience unnecessary;
travel, make secret Investigations, reports;
sala -iev expenses American Foreign De
tectiye Agency 507 ST. Louis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
statesmen.

Large international corporation.
opening Brooklyn branch. looking for
high class statesmen who have mana
serial ability: good pay 10 those we
accept. only married men over 20
years who can furnish best Of refer
ences and bond need apply: personal
interview between 10 and !. 100
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

SALES MANAGER can show a liv. man
how he can earn ~ 900 in the next 30 tays
and build up permanent business worth
more than that monthly. We manufacture
new patented automobile tools and access
sorios which sell on sight. New sales and
advertising plans all arranged. liberal COM
mission on renewal orders. Man owns or
can drive car preferred. Victory Sales Co..
Myrtle av.. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
MANAGER,

mail order experience preferred. to
take charge growing retail and whole
sale business; must be able use type
writer, have executive ability. Write.
stating experience and salary ex-
pected. This ~ a growing job; ref
erences essential. Address ID 263
Herald, Herald SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

FREDERICK LOESER CO.,
Brooklyn,
require a number of
Carpet Measures,
Errand Boys.
Mems Furnishing Statesmen.
Shoe Statesmen,
Yard Goods Statesmen.
Apply 10 Superintendent. fourth floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

GARDENER wanted. single, clean, respect
ful; live In owners home: must understand
COW, horse, chickens furnace: generally
ful state salary, references: position open.
Write or telegraph l.. Wailick, Carthage.
n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

pcrience. Address Opportunity, ni0 Union
building Newark. ". J.
Statesmen
TO sell fret class security o. going con.
cern. experience preferred but not essen
'iai. libcrhi commission ha~is. Cali or
write II. q NJ Room 3iA. ~ broadway.
SAL EsNFN can earn n fRy's pay fora fow
fnlnutcr' work rsllfr E.H Nell GUN Mo
hinca from niue'ra'i0ns. 80 eommlsn'0u paid
on receipt OF orders, Ad-Loe Novelty Co.
Dent. cricaro
s tLEsMES--Sew England and New York
states Rlso Southern Statcr. drug and sur
eirAi instrument trade copi'niFsiOn basis
lde lines allowed. Chestcriuan Lee land Co.
philadelphia.
Faf,EfSfNN, EXpEnfEScEp, MIDDLE
wEsT, WE'LL KNOWN MEDIUM I'M, ED
rnEss EaTARLfsiiMENTi COMMISSION
phsfs NJ s4o HERALD. HlsRAbr so.
EAIFsMAN. = rxpERfENCEO TEA AND
COFFEE SALESMAN; LIBERAL conf
MISSION PAID. CORD ~. BUMP. Ti5 LIN
colin PLACE, BRoOKLYN
sALEsMEN--solicit accounts out Of town.
We pay 300. an account other agencies
pay 2oc. $3.50 weekly. Illinois Adjusting
Corp. i21 y. Dearborn. chicago.
SALESMAN. --RHOE sALEsMAN, ExPERT-
TNCTp: ONLY ONE ACCUSTOMED TO
EXCLUSIVE woMANs TRADE. WILLIAM
BERNSTEIN, q w. s7TH.
Sal, EgMFN for retail hat store; steady posi-
tlon; good salary 10 experienced men. Dan
bury Hat o., aTs w. i2sth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

COUPLE for carctakers, country ertatr;
wife able to do plain cooking. husband 70
work In house. Telephone. week days.
to IL A. M. Plaza 4Ta0. Former care
taking references required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

ENGINEER. THIRD CLASS. TO CARE
FOR SMALL BOILER: NO MACHINERY;
MAN ABOUT 90 APPLY by LITTER.
JOHN DANIEL & SONS, BROADWAY,
sTH AND 9TH SITS. NEW YORK.
aNVELOpE machine adiuster on rotary and
plunEor machincg; must be able 20 mako
own repairs. Address stating experience
and salary denired. Philip Griffith I'm
lone Co. az Iocurt 81, PHILADELPHIA
EGiSAND BOY; good chance for advanced
mont ard splendid opportunity 20 learn
.lectrcai business Teautograph Corp. 43s
w. 37th 81.
1RRAND boys, two. Call aud soc Madame
Eva. 10 III az. Plaza loot
ESTIMATOR wanted, carpenter and cabinet
cork: ono thoroughly familiar with taIxinc
off quantities from plan8 atato experience
aud nalary expected. Q 1891 Herald. Harlem.
EXECUTIVE
for shipping and stock department. must be
familiar with lndiog' underwear manufacfur-
Ing line; state fully nEe. nationality ex-
pcfisnce and salary desired this r. good
opportunity to connect with r largo grow
lfir firfn. Address Industrial Systems Corp.
20 18th av.
f,NPB. IrNcTD steam rrcvpl OPERATOR for
permanent pn~iunrg; railroad conr.ruction:
Tpha, healthy locality: state experience. Ad-
lres1 inmcdiately, George Crane. ii3 Grand
av, lroorlyu, N. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

Reni estate office desires competent man as
assistant booksepper and cashier: must have
had experience and be nm American Christian
Desiring q permanent position. State are.
experience and salary expected. l. Tf2 Herald,
pan broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

COUPLE-Man butler and houseman. wife
cook: eastern shore OF Maryland all year
position. $40 Reply by letter only, stating
qualifications, to c. s. f.. IA Bible House.
New York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17

COUPLE, Swedish American; middle aged
man, understands all kind OF outdoor work.
garden. stocks, handy with tools; wife com
petent cook wages $40 month"; Address
Y 80 Herald, Herald 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-17
]. II. EARLY.

YOUNG MEN, II TO 81, clean cut and ac-
curute, to enter orders and make themselves
useful IN busy ofsice no experience neces-
sary: quick advancement % the right men !;
rood. clear handwriting nm essential; posi-
tion- open are due 20 advancement OF thoee
nov occupying them; you can do the same !;
S95 70 $50 per month. r 100 Herald. Her
aid So
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20
CAMPAIGN ON

George B. G1gsbv ou Tuesday night m- aueuatcd his campaign for reelection on Gas.mcau Channel with big meeting n tbe Coliseum Theatre m Juneau
 The dc'c-atc made telling speech m which Interviewed tbc work that he had acc eempG>bcd in the year that he has been the representative of Alaska on Washington n. rook few back-haudcrs at his oppon- our pm Sutherland, who, as everyone knows. t, bu, Wckcr>hms man Friday arI upon whom tbc Wickitc toga is schcd- u.oJ to aIl 1T plans of thc Wickitcs mater uIlc
 IIc ,aid -or he should have said-that Sutherland did uo. support one piece of constructive legislation while he was a member of tbc Territorial Senate bat that he pat in an his time playing politics and m b.ucsu- bills that were of real value to tHe Territory
 In reviewing Mr. Gugsby's record it is found that Inc has supported every measure tha. has come up m Congress that was pop- u'u in Aassa llc has executed every commission that has been entrusted Go him br his constituents, and no matter how ovcr ,muL ha, been overlooked by him.
 IIc has mot magouizcd congrcSSmcn or senators. bu, has rhc good will O. all and Le |, listened to when hc raises his voice on t.c floor ot thg House.
 Comparisons between George B. Grigs- brmd Dam Sutherland a, delegates to Con- gross. are odiou> Grg>by presented Go tne work wide knowledge of affairs. a trained mind aud go willingness to look after tu. interests o. t1c Territory, while Suth- r.aui has mhu- but the reflected light ota Uicsoru- Wick to recommend him for fHe u.u...
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

William E. uay.a and Mary EIla McAvoy wore married at Troadwoil The groom was foreman Of Che Mex lean mine and tho bride Che teacher Of Che Trcadwcli school
 John Kcmps who was lodged .n jau. sct dro to his bed and was rcs- cuod from being burned to death by Judge Bach
 It was said Chat tho pIankIng oi Third Street was an assurrod fact
 The steamer Humboldt arrived with nows of Che capture of Potiu by Che allied forces
 Between sixteen and seventeen thousand people had arrived at NonC during tho summer.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20
FLYING MACHINES

Th. sight mJ souud O. thc army planes that winged rbcr way up Go>tucau Cham mel early tnis week were wonderful rcy- e.atim to ncop'.of rhi, section. Many had seen nrm. machines before, but they had never ad brought home to them thc rco'i- uuou o. what couqucrors of distance the machine, were.
 Every piece %. water over which they travelled w- heretofore been rcc6oucd as .o many hours wyc. by boat lt always took a day to comc from Wrugcu The planes lid it m less than two hours. From Admiralty Island It is a little under two hours m Two minutes and a half were required by che acuplmc>. To Skagway in how~ tho distance is something over eight. in m hour after leaving here the planes were over Skagwav.
 Oue could cire such things indefinitely u comparing our known standards of meas wu- distance in Alaska with that new standard >er by thc flying machines, bu- enough ha, been ~1id to bring to everyone realization of what wonderful couqucror O. distance tHc acropImc> are.
 To those o.J-tmcrs who made the great stampede over tlc White Pass in the days o- no. tue news that m 20 minutes after leaving SsgVay the machines were at the Summit and in 3g minutes they were at Carro>~. means somcthmg They rcmem- berwhu tbc, aud thousands of others toiI- cI up tbc pass with heavy packs ou their hacks u a trip that sometimes took days of tl. hardest kind of labor and untold mm~hips-m and thc flyers made it in twen- ~ minutes Shades of Soapy Smith. the world do move
 In Whucborse less than two hours after leaving Juneau. when in the days of the stampede weeks were consumed iu the trip. X few hour, to Dawsm- when in the days of tbc great rush the bones of many boats and the boats owners were scattered along tbc banks of thc Yukon, wrecked and drowned in thc rpachcrouS rapids.
 TIcvi,lt O. those airships Co Southeast e.u Na>sa ard their toycrsiug of the old
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20

song and story-we say forms am epic all its own. It hcralds the approach of hgh- cr civilization from which we have been separated. It blazcs a trail for countless flying ships to follow, just as the first man to cross the White Pass showed the way for the countless thousands that have since made the trip.
 The trip h, air from New York to Nome is pathdndng one for sure, and one that win do untold good
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20
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hroad-euuec mnc. Kissing mo between Che vcrauda and thc vca- ubulc he e.aouiy exclaimed. Nov we can both slccp. aa have here a contrapion that win put tho everlasting kibosh ou my nor- Ing'
 "Thc thing he referred Go as a contraption was sort of mask and helmet combined with a hose connection Go lcad through slightly open window to vacant lot POO fcot distant from our homo The thing looked ilso d'vcr'a mask but did not carc as could not soo it after tho eilm was douaed. 10 worked wcll and. while tho no.ghbors were somewhat exercised ovor strange sounds Chat omonatcd from gully on Che vacant loL none Of them ever investigated and for several months WIG both slept Che ml allotment and happiness and domestic tranquility qtalkod ram- pant In our homo.
 "But Che mistake Dcaric made was in laying tho end of his hoso ou thc ground Instead of putting it In a trcc or something else that was elevated. for one night in late nu thoro came a snow thc first oi chat season. and Che Intake Of Che hose was covered and DoarIo was uGooatcd right by my side. ] was awakened by a sort Of luIvcr of his bodv but by Che time ] had mGsloned Che intricate hcad- gear was widow.
 "Much water has purlci under Che bridge since that cloud ob- scmcd my horizon. but ] am slu a widow Men of means and prominence have hoycrcd around mo and offered to lay their poses aous at my fect but have given chem an thc 's.stcr' spell as J hayo uo means of knowing whether tbcy uoro in their sleep or not You never can ten by looking at  a man 'n daylight how he doports himself when wrapped in Che un-
 arcbed mantle of slumbor ln lact It has become % sort of soc- ord nature win me to wonder cvcry timc ] meet a nico-appcar- iHe man .f hc .norcs In his sleep. ! do not know lf Che practice Is common with most men, How could Ie
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20
DIsMANTLED

st Ann hospital is now in Che hands of workmon who are digmant- ling much Of Che interior Hospital equipment sufficient to furnish an emergency hospital are being taken to Trcadwcl. where they win be- placed in Che emergency hospital tho-o. Much of tho other furniture aud ln fact most everything that is movable is being taken Co Che Tread well wharf for shipment Co Juneau. where it win Doe placed iB Che Juneau SC. Ann hospital
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20

With Tennessee utifyiug the woman s suffrage mcudmeut national suffrage .or women becomes a reality. From now on in every state of the Union, women will cN- crcisc the right to votc The dream of many women of the land, who wished to have voice in the making of thc laws and the election of officials and lawmakers has at last come true In the years Go come. those who opposed suffrage for women Will wonder why they did it. They will realize that every citizen has am equal right with every other citizen under the flag of the free.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20

-Namo leIeLcl N reauc-LI

Now. just why Che writer of hc foregoing letter should pour out hcr troubles and rchash her sor- roua to tho Stroller is more than he ran understand. but 't's ever thus. From Che Everglades of Flor.da to thc frozen confines Of tho North. from Che pcarly shores of tho At- nuuc to tbc blue waters of Che Pa- fc. dsconsoIato females hayc wcpt out hoIr sorrows on thc sroicr's shoulders and ou moro than one oc- rna.ou hc has bccn touched for his uvcr pad and other possessions while they wore so doing The Stroller sometimes thinks Cha, thc song writer had him In mind when ho vrcfc
 "Ouc muc girl m blue. lad.
 Done mp your papa brown,
 Her uamc was L.r and sho know
 her bit
 And your papa walked out of
 town"
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20

The ncm-uugcdy enacted in the city on last Saturday night when am eighteeuNcm- old youth shot his partner. again brings out tbc fact that guns and boys should mot be allowed to mix. In Alaska mo ouc needs to have or carry a revolver Life and limb are perfectly safe. There are no hold-up men or dcspcradocs There is some excuse for rifle or a shotgun, as they are good .or shooting game, but why anyone should have revolver is great mystery.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20

One old somdoueh was heard to remark when the flying machines scared over Gas .mcau Channel this week: "Ii a fcIIcr had ouc of those alarmed things, he could fly into Canada md see Johnnie Walker every morning before breakfast and give this sucw- uuglcd bone dry law the horse laugh
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20

Republican mouths are already water ing for the political pms in Alaska. They already courcdc tbc election of Senator Harding as President and have am idea that all they have to do is Go knock thc pIms down and they win fall in their laps Some poor dcludcd Republicans are due ior am awful shock when the votes are counted early next November.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20

Some ouc has said that our buildings may bc torn down and shipped away in scc- .ious; our houses that remain might be mpty hut Douglas, with its towusitc, nat- mal resources and favorable location will he here when the houses and people come Gockiug back.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-20

Alex M Smith. representative of hc Liobcs Company of San Francis co. recently arrived from thc Arct.c wh,ro hc had been on fur-buy.ng expedition When he lor for his trip mr were very high but while he was out Of touch with Che world thc mr market took a slump. For many Of Che mr that hc brought out with him loo had paid more than thoy arc now worth rot1il