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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-20
STEESE ORDERED TO
 WASHINGTON; WILL GO
 SOUTH ABOUT DEC. 1

Col James C. Steese. President of the Alaska Road Commission, to- day received telegraphic orders to re port 10 the War Department al Washington, leaving Juneau about December 1 He will probably sail on the Princess Beatrice on Decem Der 2
 He will report to the Secretary of War for duty in connection with presenting the Alaska Road Commits sion's request for next years appro- priation for road work in the Terri tory and go over the 1O-year road building program recently submitted by the Commission to the War De partment and which has been ap proved by Secretary Baker
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-20
OFFICIALS LEAVE TOR
 FIRST -CHICHAGOFF MINE

D. J. Williams, mining engineer md C. w. Fries, official of the FIirst-Chichagoff Mining Company, are leaving tonight on the launch Ciana for the mining property on Chichagoff Island.
 MT Williams is to be connected with this company in a professional rapacity and it is said that more evelopmcnt work will be done on the property.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-20
CHRISTMAS SALE.

The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. F. Church will hold their annual Christmas sale of fancy work and goodies Saturday. Nov 27 Lunch will be served beginning at 12| o'clock in tbc Church Parlors adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-20
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
 Now Bound North

 NO BOATS northbOund.
 Scheduled Sailines SPOKANE schedned 10 leave l Seattle 9 D. m. tonight. ADMIRAL WATSON scheduled i to leave Seattle Nov. 23. JEFFERSON scheduled to sail 1 from Seattle Nov. 24. ALAMEDA scheduled to sail 1 from Seattle Nov. 9. PRINCESS BEATRICE sched- uled to leave Vancouver Nov ember %
 Southbound Saillngs SPOKANE scheduled to sail southbound tonight,
 NoRTHWEST is scheduled to sail southbound Nov. 25.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
TAXES

Notice ia hereby given that tho City Council of Che City of Dougals, Alaska. has fixed Che rato of tax levy for Che ycar t92O-21 at Che sum Of twenty C2O mills on each dollar Of assessed property. both real and per- sonm. that Che taxes arc now duc. and win become delinquent on scp- tombor SO. 1920. ot Che hour of seven co o'clock D. m. and unless paid prior thereto fifteen 15l DOT cont win be added to tho amount thereof together with interest at che rate Of eight lS) per cent. per an- mum from Che date of delinquency mm paid. chat che sa.d taxes are now payable at Che City Clerks of- 0cc. Ton per cent dIacomt win be allowed on an taxes paid before date of delinquency
 Dated at Douglas Alaska. thia 3rd day of August 1920
 L. w. KlLBURN City Clerk.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
MUSEUM TO OPEN

rho Alaska Historical Society is to have formal opening Of iis mu- scum I'm Che A. u Hall on Thursday September O. Tho hours for Che opening win bo from 9 to 5:30' In Che afternoon and from 2 until mid- night
 The exhibits are now practically an in place and those who have eccn thom soy thcy are wonderful Not culy arc there many artccs Of hIs- tor.c value. but thcrc are many roro specimens of native skin anh dandi- work
 Tho officials and incorporators of One Society arc Governor Riggs Rev. A. p. Keshcyorof and Dr. D. s. Ncuman. 10 H Che Intention Of Che mcorportors to launch a campaign for members at Che time of thc for- mat opening
 Rev. A. D. Kashovarof ls to have thc position of curator Of Che mu- scum. which win bc open for public view at set hours each day.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
NoTIcE OF MARsHAL.s sAIE

United States of America. Territory
 of Alaska. Division No. 1, at
 Juneau.
 Public notice is hereby given that by virtue of Che Writ of Execution dated August 18th. 1920. iuued out of tho District Court for Che Torrl- tory Of Alaska. Division Number ono at Juneau. on a decroo rondd- cd by said Court on Che fSth day of August 1920. in favor Of Che First Territorial Bank of Alaska and against thc Alaska Furniture & un- dortakne Co, which said execution and decree orders and directs me to sclI that certain parcel Of land sit- nate n Ono town Of Douglas. Alaska. ou Che Southeast lsE) Corner of Third and "D" Streets. being por- tion of Lot No. {. Block No. (, hav- ing frontage of Fifty C50) feet on Third Street. and a likc frontage Of Fifty (50) feet on "D' Street. de- scribed according to a certain sur vey and plat Of said town made by Ca ". Garaldo. and accepted as of- acial by thc citizens of Douglas. and of record in Che Land Onico of aaid Territory together with all and sine ruiar Che tcncmcnts. horcdiiaments. and appurtonancos thcreunto be- longing
 And win accordingly offer said real estate for salc at public yendue to Che highest and best bidder for cash on Che 22nd day Of September. AID. 1920. at no o'clock Of said day.. at Che southcrly entrance Go the Court House. at Juneau Alaska.
 Dated tha 18th day of August A ID 1920. ]. M. TANNER.
 U S. Marshal. Division No. One.
 Territory Of Alaska
 By GEO. L. JOHNSON. Deputy
 First publication August 900. 1920. Last publication September l7, 1920.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
MRS LIVE HOME

Mn. John Liy.ei accompanied by hor two .oaa uau.e. and Robert re- turned hor. Tuesday night on thc Princes Marv after having been visiting m fhc south for tho naH oycrm months Auor having com nIe.oI her duties as delegate from Northern Light Rohosah Lodge Of Dmea to he Grand Lodge that mc. I'm Ta.oma Mrs. LIvie visited friends at var.og. place. Including
 gca at Seattle and y.cn.ty Mr.
 and Mrs Gcoree L.y.e. near nolus- ham. and the uayId Legee.ts at Vn-
 ouvcr B C Miss Margaret Lcg- eotr formerly of ths cI.y accom- panied Nr. L'ric north from Nan-
 1uycr and win visit here for t.mo with hcr two amu Mrs. William Robertson and Mrs John Mls aud families
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
HUNTING SEASON OPEN

The open a.1sou for grouse and 1am.r.r and ducks and eccec ond other water fowl and shore birds opened Wednesday morning. sept !. The season 0n grouse and ptwmiean win remain open until March l. For water fowl and shore birds Che
 or.ou open unu ncc l5
 Door with horn iea thm thrce Inches long can not be killed. and no. mor. thn thrcc can be killed by any ono person during season. No. moro hn g5 grouse or pWm.- eau nor moro thu 25 ducks eight -oc.e or eight braut may be killed u day. Not more chan twenty two bird. altogether may be killed m any one day.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
SUMMER WORKERS BACK

William Mmr who witch Mrs. Miller Iort Douglas several months ago to take position with thc Mu- ual Packing Company on thor doat- mr camcry returned to Jhc city latc Iasr week from KcIch.km. ncw where Ono camucy haa bccu oporat- me thc latter part oi che season Mr. Miller was wcl pleased with Che treatment he received while with Che company which has made Q pruc- Cleo ol hiring as many Aaakaus as no bIc Tho company brought an hosc who hIrod out from Gwuncau Channel back to their homes on Che company boat The foatne camery has now gone to Puget sound for tlc winter
 It was novel experience uccord- mr to Mr. Miller when Che floating cauuory Vas in transit from tha section to Che Nctoh'kun section Co be canning dsb while tho canucr uas being towcd A ao.no boat witch 8 cargo of dah was ovcrhau'cd and Doe eafch was purchased and canned while tho boats kept ou their way.
 Nm James Fahcr.y who wIth her daughter Jamie. was also employed by che company during thc season. returned with che Mucs Miss Jamie stayed wifh Che company and wont to Seattle. whore she win 1.-Two during Che winter wIth her sister, Miss Anna Fahwly aud attend
 hooI
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
WANTS MODEL VILLAGE

Creation by Che government of Q model native village on Che Yukon river at Uoucr Hot Springs. 100 miles from Panama has been roc- commended by Dr. F. L. Forbes. su- porIutondcut Of Che upper Yukon dis- rlct for the Alaska division. Bu- roau Of Education Dr. Forbes, In scatue after three ycar work In Che North. said his plan included lhc establishment of institutions for tho sick and orphaned and a modern inc dustrnI university to toach Che Ale 1sban natives how to 1.-Two oG Che produce of tbc land and what they make themselves EsNmos from Arctic villages would ho brought Go Che village Go receive Che benefits of t1e advanced training
 Dr. Forbes formerly was assistant pu,or Of Che First Presbyterian Church Of seatlc and went to Alas ka as a missionary for Che church. Hs district for Che federal bureau ol education extends poo miles along tfo Yukon and contains eight widely
 scattered schools conducted by n
 U1chcn On his way Go Seattle his daughter Miss Ethol Forbes. was married at Juneau to L. L. HardIng assistant secretary Co Gov Thomas Wrrs. Jr of Alaska and distant relative of Senator Warren 6. Hard- me of ohio. presidential nominee Seattle Times
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
FORMER TEACHER HERE

1irs M. c. Holman who taught Che government school In Douglas last term. was on board Che steamer Spokane Wednesday evening when it called in at this placo on thc way to stka. Mrs. Holman was on her way to takc up her duties aa teacher of Che government school at Sitka.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
CLUB MEETING

Mm D n Chr.s,oc was hostess to Che Douglas Island Womana Club on Wednesday afternoon Some inc tcrcsung readings wcrc given and discussions promoted Refreshments were served by tho hostess. lt was announced at lho meeting thut ses- Hons of Ono club would n Che iu- urc bo hold ln lhc evenings.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
DR. MAUIE LEAVES

Dr. G. c. Mmuio left last Sunday on Che city of Seattle for Kctcmkan. where he win practice dentistry Dr. Naulo took with him hIs office equipment which is one of Che most complete and modern in the Tcrri- forv
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
DOING WELL

In a letter received by Che Nows from H P Murray who moved from Douglas co Los Angeles. Ca,f. a year ago. he says Cha. his home city .s growing by leaps and bounds and chat dimes arc good and work pienrul Mr. Murray wished to send greetings to an bis Douglas
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
EETERTAINs

There was party at Che homo of Mr and Mrs. ?. R Bradley Inst Friday evening at which r. R Brad Icy. Jr. entertained some ol hIs young friends i'm honor oi ha ap- uroacbus departure for Culver MIl- Iury Academy
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
STUDY LAW

James Core.ns. a former Douglas boy who has been working for number or months at Ch.chagot has returned from tha. placc and win. lcave os soon as possible for Wash- ne.on. n C. to resume Che study oi Inv af school there
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
TO TENAKEE

Mrs. Seth Ouva formerly a rosie Iont oI Douglas who ms been iivius at Tmak.o for Che past two years. returned from visit Co tfc south n Alaska. accompanied by hcr three huIru The family have lcit again Or rouuE0.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
GONE TEACHING

Miss Helm. Aalto. daurhtcr ol Mr.
 mI Mrs A. talto. loft on Che hlasm Sunday for HcnaI where ahc win teach hoo h.s torm N.@ Aalto has turht u fhc Douglas school for
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
GOING TO MOVE

Mr. md Mu Oscar Hanson and family are getting ready to leave Douglas to locato in California, where they expect to engage in farming Mr. Hanson for Q number Of ycau hos beon @ miner employed in various mines ol this vicinity
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
ALL DOWN

rho Fox store building a now only a memory Only the foundation tImbor remain Most of One lumber hos been hauled to Che wharf for .h.nmut To koich.kan.'
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
CHEAP

Notwithstanding Che fact that in last weeks issue of tho News a complete heating plant belonging Co J. w. Martin and now in his store. vas advertised for sale for &2.2o. ao one showed Q willingness to buy. Tho price as appearing in Che adver- .semcnt should have read f225.00
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03

Kodak printing. developing and cnlarrn neatly and promptly done by Mrs. Jack Mccormick Leave or icu at Elmer E Smiths. Guys Drug Store. OF phone Trc1dwoIl 233.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
BABY BOY

A son was born to Mr. and Mrt eu WahIo las. Tuesday morning.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
Tom Blck

Tom Tracy who has been spoud- ing Che summer as watchman at Che old Ch.Ikoot connery Is back In Che city, He has gained consider able weight since his soiourn In Che country
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
Hunters Back

After am absence ot two wcoks Joe Riodi and John Erdali have re- turned t0 town They were huul- ns deer and came Go tho city witch Aibin BarIte'lo on Che City of Romo. Mr. Baritolo has been out Of town on bis boat for almost two months and has been at several hot springs and knocked around in general
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET
Hunting Trip

Harry Kinney and AloX Russell or rhme hayc recently returned from a tvo-vccks hunting trip Co nun- ran canal n Harry's new boat Marie. hst ho recently built The Marie Ia a se-iootcr Tho mon had very pleasant outing and got thcr limit of deer without much c1ort as soon as they got up m Che huIs
 Golden Rule
 IA Murray hos launched ha now boat "Goldcn Rulo." and tho craft .s now in readiness to operate. It Is a fnc-iookne boat and credit Co Che sku of Che builder
 Get Ducks
 Several parties are planning io ake trips Sunday to Che hamia of che ouackcrs and h0nkors In am cGort to ect some of the wild fowl before they are slaughtered on 10 Is re- ported chat ducks arc quito pioHti- mi but they arc exceedingly wary and nv hIeh
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
No Noo.e

Tom Ryan and Jim Mitchell have returned from up che Taku river. oi- fer having been up hero for Che past two weeks hunting moose Tho mon madc thcIr headquarters at Che Ryan claims and hunted quite @.thmi.y They saw considerable sign but mo moose Tho men say chat Che only person thcy know of who has secured a moose th.s season u Che Iaku yal- ley ls n native.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
Pilot In

K. Lawrence is in port with Che sas boat Pilot Mr. Lawrence is In Che Channel for % load ot ol for UaInos Ho has been spending mos. ol Che summer at and near Ha.nc working for thc Cb1ko, Packing Company and dous general rr.rhfmr business
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
OId-Timer lIIsane

Tom IHrInu. who |IN.N NN IINH las Island for number Of years and s ono or Che ponccu of the interior ol Alaska. where he went over sN years ago. s missing
 He lcft more than a yclr ago ,or he hcadwators of Che Whiting river near sucuIsham Co spend che winter trapping Hc went an alone and has never bccn seen since He was to come out thls spring Go sa1 hH ur and secure supplies but has never showed up.
 A searching party has been aog. out by Che governors orIco to go W Che Whiting river Tho uary s tn .horrc or Che vcll known Taku r.vcr man. William Strong A thorough search at Che hcadwator Of Che river win bc made and on cudeoyor made .o locate his camp
 Two years ago OBr.ou went up Che Whiting and spent almost a year up ,hcrc alone and established a camp Tho country Is lonesome one and s absolutely mIuhabIted. The r.vor e a troaohcrous and hard Go nar.- satc. It is feared that some accident has bcnucu OBrlu or ho would have been u town Co got grub
 OBr.cn is most peculiar man and Is Of the old type or pioneers Ic s over s.Nty years Of age and has lived am hIs Ife ou frontiers
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-03
Colorado Trout

Two years ago thIs month. A. J. snraeuo. Territorial superintendent ot hatcherios. liberated many thou- sands Of Colorado brook trout fry n Che waters ol Lawson and Cowoc creeks on Douglas Island X short, Umc after Che utlc fellows vore IIb- eutcd a heavy raiu and food oo cured This was Che Hood chat did s1 much damage to the Casey-sha,- tuck addition I'm Juneau
 For Che past two seasons fsaor- men have Gshcd Che streams but none or Che Colorado trout were over caught and it was supposed Chat Che Try were an washed into che Channel by che flood.
 Last Sunday two ol Che beautiful fish were caught m Covoo creek by a local fisherman They had a- ained Che length of about c.ebt inches and are heavier Ash than Che usual mountain uout They are marked with many spots on thor sides
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-10-22
HARVARD CLUB HONORS
GRABBED BY IDAHO

Idaho walked off with the Harvard
contest and deserves credit for an or
iginal and attractive stunt. Her sing
ing came out stronger than that for
w. S. C. and her song was a good
one.
The judges evidently did not con-
slider courtesy, however. During the
w. S. C. performance the Idaho yell
leader did his best to keep the Van
dial rooters from jeering and poking
fun, but he had scant success, Dur
ing the Idaho exhibition there was
not a discourteous sound and when
they were through they were liberal
ly app!auded.
The Washington stunt consisted of
a W. S. c. flag raising to the tune
of Washington, My Washington.
Then followed an Indian dance
and song by 20 blanketed w. S. c.,
boys, the chorus being taken up by
the student body. Then came the
cougar with the Cougar Guards on a
truck and the singing of Fight Cou-
gar, Fight"
All those in the Idaho section were
provided with both yellow and white
plackards about 1Sx24 inches in size.
The opening stunt showed these plac-
ards in the form of yellow I on q
white field and was very attractive
When Idaho sang their Fight
Idaho" song the rows alternated the
white and yellow placards and by
Jerking them from left to right, each
row alternating, a very catchy effect
was produced, and was literally ap-
plauded by the w. S. c. rooters.
The Harvard club cup is Offered
by the Harvard club of Spokane fol
competition between the two big in
stitutions at the annual football
games. the competition to include
sportsmanlike yelling, organized root
ing and singing and pep" stunts.
The judges of the contest were
the Rev. w. A. Spalding of Pullman
O. NJ. Elliott, president of Lewiston
State Normal School, and DR.. W. A
McDaniels, a Moscow dentist.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-10-22
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION

In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington, in and for the
County of Whitman.
Mack Martin and Kate Martin, his
wife, Plaintiffs, VS.. Sallie E.
Farr, Lille c. Palmerton, Alice
L. Henry, George H. Layman,
J. w. Roberts, w. f. Jaberg, |
Audrey Kayler Badger, and
Frederick j Kayler, and all
the unknown heirs of John y. !
Layman, deceased; also all 9TH
er persons or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, estate.
lien or interest in the real es-
tate described in the Complaint
herein, Defendants.
State of Washington, County OF
Whitman, S.
The State of Washington to ". E.
Jaberg and all the unknown
heirs of John d. Layman, de-
ceased, and also all other per-
sons or parties unknown claim
ing any right, title, estate, lien
or interest in the real estate de-
scribed in the Complaint here
in, Defendants.
You are hereby summoned to APP
of the first publication of this Sum
mons, to-wit: within SO days after
the Sth day of October, 1920, and
defend the above entitled action in
the above entitled court, and answer
the Complaint of the Plaintiffs, and
serve a copy of your answer on D.
c. Dow, the undersigned, attorney
for the Plaintiffs, at his office in
Pullman, Whitman county, State OF
Washington, and in case of your fail
ure so to do, judgment will be rem
dered against you according 10 the
demand of said Complaint, which
| has been filed with the clerk of said
court. The object and purpose OF
| this suit is to obtain judgment and
decree of the above named court es-
| tablishing and quieting in the plain
| tiffs the title in and to the following
described real estate situate in
Whitman county, State of Washing
ton, to-wit: lots three 49, and four
| (4) in block two 90 in Rossiter s
addition to the Town of Pullman,
according to the recorded plat there
of. as against any and all claims or
pretensions of any or either OF said
defendants, and decreeing that the
plaintiffs are the legal owners OF
said lands and premises and of the
whole thereof, in fee simple, and en-
titled to the possession thereof, free
from any claim, right, title, lien or
interest of any person whatsoever,
and especially of the defendants and
each and all of them, and all persons
claiming by, through and under
them or either of them and forever
barring the defendants and each and
all of them from ever asserting any
right, title, interest, lien, estate or
claim therein or thereto or TO any
part or portion Of said lands and
premises.
Dated October 7, 1920.
D. c. DOW,
Attorney for the Plaintiffs
p. o. address: Pullman, Wash.
OctSNoy19
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-10-22

Buy Peacock, Rock Springs and
Castle Gate Goals of j. P. Duthie.
aug20oct15
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-10-22

To secure of the greatest labor saving devices of
the age-The "ThOr" Washing and Wringing Machine.
We will deliver one to your home any time for the
next days absolutely free of CHARGE and you
not satisfied with it after trial will gladly bring
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Ten dollars each month with your service BILL just
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-10-22

INSURE WITH McCLAsKEY.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-10-22

ID. Z. DOW,
Attorney for the Plaintiffs
p o. address: Pullman, Wash.
OctSNoy19
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-13
SHOWS UP G. 0. P.
Roosevelt Has Letter Telling Speak
 CTS to Call It Wilson's League
By Associated Press

Danville, H., October t2.-Making pub lie copy of a letter alleged to have been sent by Senator Harry S. New, chairman of the republican speakers bu- reau, to Republican spell binders" ad- vising them that the League of Nations should always be referred to as Mir. Wilson's league" Franklin D. Roosevelt. democratic vice-presidential nominee, in an address here tonight, bitterly con- demned such reference as "a deliberate and willful misstatement of fact
 'If there is any one clear fact about this League of Nations controversy he said, "it is that it is not MT. Wilson's league, nor any other single persons league-it is not even an American league or French league, It is a league, worked out around council table of al- lied nations after the armistice founded upon the mutual desire of all nations to render future wars, if not impossible at least highly improbable
 President Wilson represented, as was his official duty. America at this coun- cil. but America's suggestions were not any more exclusively MT Wilson's ideas than was the whole league plan excius- ively America's suggestion
 Mir. Roosevelt called attention to the recently published correspondence be- tween President Wilson and Former Pres ident Taft, in which the latter, offered several suggestions for changes in the tentative draft of the league covenant
 If there is any one thing that I am prouder of than any other about our democratic party and it's record, it is that We have been party of fair play For instance, all of you who are at all familiar with the labor questions which have arisen know that never before has the right of labor to be recognized been so officially acknowledged as by the present administration. We also have in- sisted on fair play in our relations with the world"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-13
URGE ACREAGE CUT
Harding Assures Jackson Meeting of
 Cooperation of Recerve Board
By Associated Press

jackson, Miss, October 12.-Farmers, business men and cotton producers met here today and adopted strong resolu- tions urging the reduction of cotton acre. age for the next crop, the holding of cer- tain per centages of the present crop off the market and a general holding of the present stocks for better prices
 w. P. C.. Marding, governor of the federal reserve board, sent a communi- cation to the meeting assuring it of CO., operation of the federal reserve banks in the financing of cotton.
 A telegram from Sunflower county Miss, read to the meeting announced the closing of gins in that part of the state until cotton reaches a better price.
 Theodore v. Wentsel of Natchez, de- clared that in the Carolinas cotton mills in their efforts to hold down prices. are borrowing cotton from each other rather than buying the new crop so as to make the, next report show a light spinners taking.