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Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

There was Q fire iu Che Gem Rc. amant on Front .rcot The bell ropo at Ono dro station parted while Inc alarm was being ruug Tho chief was not present. but was saw- ns wood at thc umo; tho doDart- nnt did "noble work' and pu, out che b.aro.
 John King loIt for a trip Go Anna Ior California.
 A Tau wind was blowing ou Gaa- ..ueu Channel
 The barge Richard u was blown shorc on Che bcach al Troadweu No amaso was done ,o Che boat
 Edward Snyder a former employee Troadwcu and Charles Carlson. lao Of tbat piacc. bad 0ual up % Hr-claas bath house at Hoouah hot nrnm They were also Co start % Bore at that place.
 One hundred and acyonfv-ono dole nu was spent on tho public Chr.st mus tree.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

The ease of the Seattle policeman who was put under arrest for burglary is athcr peculiar oue Anyway the police nam lost his iob There has been wave of rmc sweeping over Seattle lately and the hicf of police wants one hundred more ot- iccrs. Ifmmy of them are like the accused nam. we la1 tc see where the crime wave ril. bc reduced
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02
AMERICAN HUSBAND UoNoREp

Nh Eu-.i~0 novelist. ucr-cI. of "thc Icm- ue persuasion. ic.HrDs 'he American I.. h.- husband m tac vorl
 Fathers bosom may swell with this ...U ww.-. aal u, heart may beat faster tt. emm.ato~ tlc virtue, o. which he u., u. n.~s.s>.l in order -o win such eN-
 m.mN rm.s. from such high source.
 Asa matter %. a-- .ac American ms- band m American institution Ic has h..u .ur generations. Presumably. he will -u.. or many generations to come.
 n. .r.g nau>.- -o compare himself WI. husbands m other countries. Hc crrc- . .a- tim. to q. -o. even 1T Inc had thc m- H.ou .c Is -.a busy making money ~uu..r .ud t.c girls"
 Asa .H. man. his instinct. training amt inclination -t to get ou. md earn. lie U.n.-.~ ~Hrs.r Ilo likes independence
 u.u independence and he obtains
 just a- soon a> circumstances. parental ."ru. H ra. child labor law win permit
 THeuar.r. le asks few favors of amy
 ... I". ... -. m. ..'.n '. 'II Hv.H.uI D. rhc arguments of foreigners .. inspired orators ot home breed, v.. .., ah0roJ under rhc mistaken bee E.. that h. needs to bc -olJlcd. to bc told what n. should lomj how he should do it.
 Hu 0c.~ getting His bearings again and IcHJ.n-. with his usual Hud-hcadcd common .u-.. that he knows how to take r.0. himself and intend, doing jt m the Wwc a> m n ena,r
 America rarely pu~e~ to heap Iwucls ou t.. brow o n. American husband D>u- ally. he Is ,o hu>. >prmm- after rac coin tUu America would have to rum him down in .rI.r q. ..cou. him.
 Eu lc Is uc %. rac bu'warSs of orgou- u.I ~.aeE-a somewhat abscu--mudcd individual times accustomed to carrying aom. oIreu problems to bore his family and ..IW>..el.r" par excellence. in busi- u.,-. Inn. u..uaI. as much of am institution a- ta. second in importance. in tine scheme o. u mM F.e. only to thc Great Am- oeu WIe- Seattle Times
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02
- MLII.m L-In-nr- -

~o William Jennings Bryan.
 Did you ever stand on Che brink ,fa high preclpice and look downe DO you remember when you took
 mr 0rst ride lu am elevator going .owu and felt chat your Interior
 1rM were about Co desert you by moving out2 WcU that Is how thc Stroller fclt one day recently whom bc saw in Che paper chat you Wu- Ham J. were being onco more
 roomcd Cor candidate for Che prosi- 6oncy of hc United saIcs when archives Of Che past contain records .howug three horses on you n chat
 mo game.
 There was timo a period las.- ing something like twelve years then it was considered Che proper hing for you to bo candidate for .to presidency. but history does not record that you over knocked any nonmmons or carried home any bacon. Bclya Lockwoods was ho only record you over bent n pro.- deut.ai race. and Bclva was past sixty when she sh.cd her Easter bonnet into che ring.
 AS am institution. Che Stroller was always am ardent adm.rcr or Demo- cratic national conventions bout somehow he always sort of lost n- .arcst u thom when your candidacy was being considered And at tbat you always were a good fellow but as Che pioneer drummer said to Che iscy boy who vas on Che road wlth sample trunks for Che fnt lime
 You make Goo much noise m.tt your mouth airet.y" Besides 1T you are tae Democrat you have over c.afmo6 To be- why did you always take Iom. oHadc or rapo u.coe
 However if you orc determined fo run for thc presidency Ono Stroller 's willing Go help you out to us eN,mu Ho win give you letters of Introduction to oldumc friends in Florida who can guide you to spots u Che Everglades where are to bc found aIieator vih jaws four feot long Go therc and select at loaH mif dozen Of Che bIe murms line them up in a row and set hor mouths for game young ralorhack hogs and uieecr children Tbcu nho- 'oeraph chem witch tbcr four-loot iaoa wide open. transfer One picture To postal cards labeled "My Game naim" and scaItcr the cards broad- cast throughout Che country uwu save you lots of travel and rhcvotor win readily understand whom he sees chat ,ast array of mouth and iawbonc
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02
HOW ANY GIRL CAN
 HAVE PRETTY EYES

No girl or woman .s pretty if her eyes are red. strained or have dark rings Simple witchhazel camphor. hyilmtIs otc- as mixol n Layoptk gc wash win brighten the oyes and a weeks use win surprise you with ts QUICK results Regular uso of Lavoprk keeps tho eyes healthy
 paru'us and vivacious The quick change win please you. Dainty aluminium eye cup FREE Guys Drug Store Cor 3rd and D SL
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

Order and Notice for Publication In che United staten Comm. a.onors
 Court for Douglas Island Pro-
 cmct Territory of Alaska m hc Matter of Che Adoption of
 George Noyu and Lloyd stone
 NevU minor children
 n being made to appear to One above entitled Court by the verified petition ol John Robert Guorin and beatrice Guwn. his wife, Chat they are dos.rUus Of adopting George Novu and Lloyd Stone Neuu minor children. which said petition was uoI i'm thc above entitled Court ou hc IOh day Of December 1919. and having hor names changed to George Gueru and Lloyd stone Guwm respectively mat Henry George Ncvm Is Che father Of n.d minor children.
 And il loue made to appear to said Cour, that said Hnry George Nevu has not siyou hs written cone sent to Che adoption Of said minor .hHlrou. or either Of them and that hc cam not bo found n thc Territory Of Alaska. hat ho Is mot resident of Che Territory Of Alaska. and that hI as. known residence was seat- ue. sutc ol Washington
 n s therefore ordered that the hearing of said petition fm hc adoption of said children and changing hcIr names m aforesaid bc. and hc amo hereby .a. set for Che 6h day Of February 1920. at Che hour of two o'clock D. m. of said day at One cour. room ol said Court n Douglas. I'm aId Douglas Island Precinct Alaska. and t1at notice thereof loo eIvcH t1 tho n.d Henry George NUu by the publication of tha order once week for three successive weeks Che last publication thereof to be at leas. four weeks before Che said t.mc appointed for he hearing Of said petition. In Che Douglas Island Neua a newspaper printed and published at Douglas. In said precinct
 Now. therefore you. Che Ua.d Henry George NovII ore hereby commanded ,o bc and appear In the above entitled Court on Che sch day of February 1920. at Che court room aforesaid ol said Court. ot Che hour ol two o'clock D. m. of said day. and chen and hcrc to show cause. 1T any you have. why said Court shoula not by Hs decrec grant tho adoption of said minor children to Che said John Robert Cucrn and Beatrice Guop and change each oi their names as requested
 Done in open court ths lOuh day of December 1919.
 Date Of dut publication. Dee. 12. iai9.
 uato Of lnat publication. January 2 1920
 lsean JOHN HENSON.
 United States Commissioner for Douglas Island Precinct Alaska
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02
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lo was thoc with tho eooda when camo lo handing ont wisdom ue las boon dead quite awhuc Tna ls' a made for yorr information. not for lhe purpose of stirring up elur emotions
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

Il. inmates uI tue PIouccrs Home had a worry merry Christmas this year, thanks '.r various .-.0., o. rhc Pioneers of A.
 .. IH. uH fellow, in tac home. who w.n -H. trail blazers .orwc who have come after arc entitled to au thc cbecrtuiucss Ina. cam hc given to thcm The igloos who contributed the means Co give the men a treat ou Christmas are to be commended .. f.e.r good work
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

Thc goy0m cut is to turn the railroads ack Co the o1 mal owners March l.. Rail- oads do mot bother the people of Alaska much. IT some scheme was worked out whereas steamers would operate little aorc ncqucut u thc winter tmc people would bcmuch more pleased
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02
1NswENs ID c0HNEsr0N0ENT

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
 To Fond Mother Soak Wmc for week and use rcar Soap Might try mange euro.
 To Oscar Cruudler Tel your troubles to a policeman or write to some matrimonial bureau
 To Young Housewife CD By an means Io flour t2l The best mouse
 traps are Che oucs with nc wire .hat falls from above when Che mouse .s not looking
 To spiustcr Any doaIc- In cos- meucs can tcu you what Is good for face that has begun to fray around the edges
 To Bride Of Six Months You ask how to retain your husbands love. The Stroller recommends Che same answer am old and experienced matrou once made to Che same Quos- lion. "Fccd tho Brute"
 To Seeker after Knowledge Hcl-
 uus was a French philosopher born m Paris I'm l7l5. In afterlfe ae became quite famous hut as @ boy he Is mid Co have been Che ter- TOT of his nc.ghborhood and bis mother would frequently remonatuto w.tb him and say "Oh HoL pIoaaa don't"
 To Kentucky Colonel -You have no cause for worry The four bar rols you have cached win likely be an you win require. being In your sith year. sah.
 To shovcr of tho queer There Is only a limited field hero for your goods Better stay in New York
 To Disappointed Husband You ore right in concluding there .s mighty Wuo pleasure Iu kissing a woman when her mouth H m.l ol hairpms Try Nes.ne another woman for while. There Is uoth- mg Ikc change
 To DHconsolatc Annie Rcad'nH pa-Yos. there are many single mon in Alaska but they are not suf- foienuy sporty to take chances on mail order wives. Some mon arc that way
 TO One Who Us AthIrst Sorry. old man. but Che sroucr makes it a rule never to loan h.s spats. his wrist watch or his private stI Bet- ter try John Wagner
 TO High School Student Socrates was Greek philosopher and wac said to be Che greatest school teacher of history The children called him "Old socs." There is no record Of his ever drilling Q bastot bah team. but
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02
GIVES WIFE
 GLYCERINE MIXTURE

A retired merchant whose wifo suffered for years from catarrh Of Che stomach finally gave hcr simple giycor.nc. buckthorn bark etc., aa mixed In Adlcr-i-ka ONE bottle produced great rosulis Because hdlor-lka acts ou BOTH upper and lower bowel it removes all foul mat- fer which poisoned stomach Ro- Ioycs ANY CASE sour stomach or gas on stomach often CURES cone sUpaUon Prevents appendicitis Guy b. Smith. druggist
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

X doctor sharp has said that Dempsey s hmcc of winning the coming fight with upmicr depends ou his "rcoction time. )u opinion O. the matter is that the guy rho cam vallop the orwcr and the hardest wl win the flight whether he has amy re- .c-iu Or mot.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

The "FNu parsou,' winner of the cross-tbc-cmnwt air race, has quit lying and -on. back to preaching the gos- pcL 1T pmsm Maynard cam save souls as .cu as he cam fly he will soon be as well .uovu in the church world as he was in the lying wW.J
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

Th. wo thing that caused the m- reH~, Goldman and Bersmm to fight de- uYrarIou more than anything else was the fact fht they must return to Russia in the -.ea-o with the poor morrals they had deudcd
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

Dr. William OsIcr died the other day. Ic is said to have stated that man should ao chloro.omcJ when hc reached the age .r G5 IIc himself lived to be seventy and .asa useful man until his dcath therefore ~wovmg his own theory
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

For tho bcat and neatcat job print ng. come to thc News office
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

It is reported that over one hundred u.rsons died in the United States as the result of drinking wood alcohol during misma~ The best way to prevent these ud O. deaths is for everyone Go quit drink u1 muoushuc"
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

Sir Ihma, LIptou, whose tea we drink very day. is out after the yacht racing cup gain. It must be embarrassing for "his ohs to have a.l kinds of tea and nothing 0 drink i ina
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

General poshmg has but repeated to hcwor'd what every American, right down n his heart knew when he said that the American army was the very best in Europe.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

California must be whole lot dryer ham it was short time ago. when a sailor .ou.d ha Forced Go break open the compass # rho ba.t.cshp Nebraska to get the ol- ohoL "llow tbc mighty hath talIen.'
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

The year 1920 dawucd in his section of Alaska with exceptionally time weather In fact. tUc weather was thc incest cv@ cN- u,auccd in this vicinity for the same time d. .hc year, This u iJsc. should be good ,..u for thc present year, and should sig my che prosperous year that is to come.
 Never has thc future o. Alaska looked breh..r uor ever has thc outlook appeared u.r. clarified The war time restrictions amt uma.Io~ have passed away and tbc now year tuat is jus. dawum- should carry man, blessings .or tHc people O. Alaska.
 Among ac things that arc to come to pass arc in. extensive work -hat is to be dome ou tue Alaskan railroad, thc dcvcIop- u.ut ttae new silver camp u llydr and r.. -u.rI rcnopu'arm of tg Territory lu. to ..o influx O. war workers who are coming nars.
 Nmuu-wcm should prove to be a l.. year in IHc history or tHc Territory of Alaska mI ta. ou. that win bc noted for many lrus to conn. as .bc year in which Alaska -m. into it, uuu
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

Piano for rent. Phone i'a. Juneau.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

The last Confederate general to quit fighting died lpst week. He had reached a ipc od age and was honored for fighting .or a cause t'at he thought was right
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

Those Alaskaus who went to the States this year to escape thc awful Alaska climate had what is called "bm hmch.' Alaska weather so far has been almost ideal
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

\ hu in Oregon laid 330 eggs in one ar This breaks thc record. and to pm- la,c those &3O eggs it would break the or- mary man with am ordinary income at the present price tha. eggs are sold at
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

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Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

After yesterday there will not be an tho excuse until the Fourth of July.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

In Texas it is crime to have even a oma in your possession for the making .t whiskcy 1T just thc formula is a crime uc goods must be at least a life sentence.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

Dr. William OIcr died the other day. .Ici~ ~aid to have stated that a man should ?. ch.oro.omcl when he reached the age .rG5. IIc himself lived to be seventy and .9s a useful man until his death, therefore '>woyug his own theory.
 It is reported that over one hundred .rsms died in thc United States as the result of drinking wood alcohol during misma, The best way to prevent these .mdor deaths is for everyone to quit drink ug "mooushiuc"
 California must be a whole lot dryer ham [, was short time ago. when a sailor .ou.d bo forced to break open the compass .r rhc batt'cshp Nebraska to get the al- ohoL "Ilow .bc mighty hath fallen.'
 \ hm in Oregon laid 330 eggs in one .ar This breaks tbc record and to pm- aa,c those &30 eggs it would break the or- muy man with an ordinary income at the rcscu, price that eggs are sold at.
 Sir Thomas Liptou whose tea we drink very day. is ou. after tbc yacht racing cup gain. h must be embarrassing for "his Iobs" to have au kinds of tea and nothing 0 drink it in.
 General Poshmg has but repeated to acworld wba. every American. right down his heart knew when he said that the American army was the very best in Europe.
 In Texas iD is crime to have even a rmu'a in your possession for the making .r wmskcy. If jus. the formula is a crime ac goods must be at least a life sentence
 Having passed safely over December l7 Christmas and New Year. the old world rau settle back again in its old orbit and pt uu thc sign Business as Usual
 Governor Coolidge has refused to run or President Governor Coolidge shows more wisdom than W. J Bryan. who is thinking of being a candidate again
 The last Confederate general to quit fighting died Ipst week. He had reached a ripe o'd age and was honorcd for fighting -or cause tlat he thought was right
 Those AIsskaus who went to the States this year to escape thc awful Alaska climate had what is called "bm hmch. ' Alaska weather SO far has been almost ideal
 After yesterday there will mot be n- other excuse until the Fourth of JuIy
 Things to worry about. Income tax re- mus far the wear l919
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Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

Having passed safely over December l7 Christmas and New Year. the old world cm settle back again in its old orbit and wr un tbc sign Business as Usual
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

Governor Coolidge has refused to run -or President Governor Coolidge shows more wisdom than W. J Bryan. who is tlmkmg O. being a candidate again.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02

Things to worry about: Income tax re- .mus far thc year l9l9
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-02
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The Washington times., 1920-08-18
NEGROESNAME OWN
SENATE CANDIDATE
Nominate Md. Attorney as Pro-
test Against G. o. P. Refusal
To Accept PATRONAGE.

BALTIMORE, Aug. is.-A commit
tee OF representative negroes. indis-
nsnt At the refusal OF Republican
leaders to recognize them In patron
age have nominated W. (Ashbie Haw-
kins. negro attorney, as a candidate
for the United States Senate.
Attorney Hawkins will compete in
the election next November as an in
dependent Republican, opposing o. Z.
Weller Republican. and John Walter
smith. Democrat The forty or fifty
who unanimously voted for his sslee-
ton declared they, represented an
overwhelming proportion OF the negro
vote in this city.
Under the State election law II will
be necessary for the committee to get
the signatures OF 500 voters TO The
petition for nomination, and IL must
be filed with the secretary of State
No difficulty In obtaining the sigma
lures Will be experienced, the COM
mittee declared
They formed the Independne Re-
publican League, elected officers and
designated an executive committee to
prosecute a vigorous campaign.
Spokesman for the committee of
forty asserted their candidate would
not be able TO defeat his rivals. but
that II they could line up the negro
vote they could insure the defeat OF
Mr.. Weller. whom they excoriated as
an migrate and IAN unworthy rep
resentativc OF the Republican party"
The committee unanimously adopt
ed resolutions in which they say that
to vote for Mr.. Weller would be to
Endorse the unrignteous insult to
the black group OF Republicans" who
have been denied thoir rights by "un-
worthy evasion and crooked devices"
The negroes declare Mr.. Weller
"the supreme representative of the
Lily White feeling within the Repub-
lican party" ...
The negroes have their guns train
ed especially on Mayor Broening.
They condemn him for his failure to
give them positions in the municipal
government which, they feel. they de-
serve after the overwhelming major
ity they rolled up in the 14th and 18th
wards. admittedly negro districts.
The Washington times., 1920-08-18
Washing Won't Rid
Head of Dandruf

The only sure way to get rid Of
dandruff is TO dissolve II. then you de-
stroy IL entirely. To do his, get
about four ounces OF ordinary LIQUID
arvon; apply 1t at night when retir-
ing; use enough to moisten the scalp
and rub it in gently with the fling
tips.
Do this tonight, and by morStn~.
most II not all. OF your dandruff viii
be gone. and three OF four moys -
plicstions will completely dbsoivs
and entirely destroy every single sixn
and trace of n. no matter how mu.h
dandruf you may have.
You will find. too. that all itching
and digging OF the scalp will stop al
once, and your hair will be fluffy,
lustrous, glossy. silky and soft, and
look and feel a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at apy
drug store. 1t is inexpensive and
never fails to do the work.
The Washington times., 1920-08-18
CIDER MEN'SSU|T
AGAINST U.S.UPHELD
Federal Judge Rules Makers Re-
fusing to Certify Alcoholic
Content Have Cause.

NEW YORK. Aus. is.-Fedsrai
Judge Augustus N. Hand Yesterday
declined TO dismiss suits which ehAi-
lenSed a decision of the commisionsr
General OF Intsrnal Revenue withhold
Ing permits to manufacture preserved
sweet cider from two companies be-
cause they would not certify 20 the
permanent alcoholic content" Of their
products.
The actions sustained By Judge
Hand were brought by the Hildick
Apple Juice Company and the Duffy
Mott Compsny against william NJ.
william, Commissionsr Of Internal
Revenue; John F. Kramer. Fed
eraI prohibition commissioner, and
Charles X. OConnor. Federal prohibi-
tion director for 'the State OF New
York. The defending officials will
have twenty days In which to filr
replies to the suits. In declining to
dismiss the suits. Judge Hand said.
although the reason for the decis-
ion OF the Commissioner General in
rejecting the application and refusing
the permits does not appear, 1t would
seem to be, due to the fact that
neither applicant was willing TO
assure the permanent alcoholic con-
tent OF his product"
The Hildick Apple Juice Company
would not state that the Juice of the
apples when frst pressed contained
less than one-half OF l per cent. of
alcohol by volume. The Duffy Mott
Company stated that its preserved
sweet cider would contain when
manufactured and prepared for the
maket less than one-half of per
cent. of alcohol" Continuing. Judge
Hand said:
The regulations of the Department
seem to have been complied with by
applicants in all respects except those
in which they say compliance is i'm
possible.
The requirements that an applicant
can use only Juice from apples that
contain a liquid having less than one
half of ] per cent of alcohol by
volume; that be so preserved and en- D..
case and seal the juice that II can
never have a higher percentage of
alcohol may or may not. after the
facts are known. be a valid regula-
ton"
The Washington times., 1920-08-18
COX DECLARES
FOR PROGRESS
Governor Tells Ohio Partisans
Harding Has Proved Him
self Reaotlonary.
By HARRY l.. ROGERS.
International News Service.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Aug. 1s-Gov-
ernor James NJ. Cox, Democratic can
dldate for President. In his keynote
speech beforel the State convention OF
his party, here yesterday, declared pro-
gressivism. as opposed TO reaction, Is
the issue OF the hour. He pictured
Senator Warren q. Harding as con-
tinuing in national AFFAIRS the resc-
tionary leadership which the govern
or said the Republican candidate had
held throughout the fight for progress
in Ohio.
The governor reviewed the history
OF Ohio, since 1912. and pointed TO
"the record of progressive accomplish
ments," under the new constitution.
He charged the party headed by SEN
stor Harding had put every obstacle
into the path OF advancement. and
quoted the Senator as raving de-
iounccd the order as socialism.