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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-03
Liberty Bonds
Mnnex Market
By Associated Press

cantile paper 7A @s per cent; ex- change, steady; sterling so-day bills, 3.43ss; commercial 60-day bills on banks, 3.4ss: commercial so day bills, 3.43is; demand. 3.4sM; cables. 3.4S%. Francs, demsnd, 6.o7: cables, sos. Bell gian francs, demand, 6.44; cables, 4.46. Gi1ders, demand 3o.55; cables, So.65. Lire, demand, 3.67: cables, 3.60. Marks, demand, 1.43; cables. 1.44. Greece. de- mand. 3.3o. New York exe1ange on Montreal. 12ss per cent discount. Gov ernpent and railroad bonds. steady but irregular. Time loans, steady; so days, 90 days and six months, "A @7h per cent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-03
New Orleans Futures

New Orleans, December 2.--The cot ton market closed steady, 5 points down to IT points up, net.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-03
Bank of England

BF A6S0efNfodI FTe08 London, December 2.--The weekly state- ment of the Bank of England shows the following changes:
 Total reserve decreased fl, ,659.0C0. Circulation inoreasd f2,5l7,000. Bullion increased s87S 40 Other securities increased E,744,po Public deposits increased R3, ,5S2, 600. 'sOther deposits increased f37, ,371 600. < Notes reserve decreased s1.679,0o0. Government securities increased EH.- 495, 900.
 The proportion of the banks reserve to liabilities are TBS per cent; last week it was 11.S3 per cent.
 Rate of discount per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-03
Sugar Market

uy Atsochvc9 EIees
 New York, December 1.-The local market for raw sugar continues quiet and as there were no sales reported. prices were nominaily unchanged 1t 4%c for Cubas, cost and freight, equal to 5.76 for centrifugal The only change in refined was the announce ment by one of the leading refiners. who had been out of the market for a week or more, that h. -a~ aSaio In the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-03
Chicago Futures Nv A ssoc iated PrAss
Cash Grain D

By Associated Frees
 Chicago, December 2.-Cash wheat No. hard. $1.75; No. mixed, sI.Ss, Corn, No. 2 mived, 71@73c; No. 2 yell low. 83@85. Oats, No. white, 4s@ soc; No. white. 47h @4Sc. Rye, No. 2 $1.6o; barley ss@92c. Timothy seed $5.50@S75; clover seed. $15@22. Pork nominal; lard, s16.50; ribs, $12.50@14.5e St. Louis, December s.-cash wheat No. 2 red winter. $1.s2; December $1.7sh; March. s1.S7H. Corn. No. white, 80@81c; December 75Ac:- May 7IN C. Oats, No. 2 white, 5zc: No. 3. SIC: December, 51Ac; May, 52hc. Produce
 By Associated Prees New York, December 2-Butter. easy; firsts. 45@55c. Eggs, steady. firsts. 76@S1c. Cheese. easy; average run, 241s q 26c. Poultry, alive. firm chickens. by freight. 2sc: by express. 25@ 26c; fowls. BOG; roosters, 200; tur- keys. 45. dressed, weak. western broil- CTS. 2S@ 44c: fowls 23@34c; roosters. 25 e 26c; turkeys, western, 40@52c: culs, 25@s5c.
 Chicago. December 2.-Butter, lower; creamery. 36@50c. Eggs. higher; firsts, 73@74c. Poultry. alive. higher; fowls, 6@25c. springs. 25Ac: turkeys. s5c.
 St. Louis. December 2.-Butter, 4sc; poultry and eggs, unchanged.
 Potato Market
 By Associated Frees
 Chicago, December 2-Potatoeg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-03
Naval Stores
Rice Market

New Orleans December 2.-Roueh rice. no sales; receipts, 3,H6 sacks; miller re- ceipts, same.
 Clean rice steady ales; blue rose, 2, 1S3 pockets. Fk@5hc; Honduras 151 pockets. TX; bran and polish unchanged Receipts 2,ses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-03
Spot Cotton ~ A~.a.Aol n~A~~

IkbBOcHstou
 New Orleans. December 2.-Spot cot ton steady, 25 points higher. Sales on the spot, 531 bales; to arrive, 2,601. Low middling, 10.75c; middling. 15.75c; good middling, 17.75c; receipts, 11.917 stock, 402,331. New York, December 2.-Cotton. spot quiet middling, 16.65c-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-03
Bank of France

By ASS0cfate0 Ef088 Paris, December 2.-The weekly state r1ent of the Bank of France shows the following changes:
 Notes in circulation. decrease 233 417, 900 francs.
 Treasury deposits decreased 175 S6, GOO General deposits increased 2S1, ,g72 900. Bills discounted increased 175 592, 600. Advances, increased 7,5S3 GOO. Gold in hand increase 3,412O00. Silver in hand decreased 5S44 0od
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-03
Put at Least $500
 Into German Marks

Are you among the few who are aware of the tremendous profits that can be realized by buying an option on German marks! 1t IS the comng investment field. We know of no ln- yestment that offers greater possi- bilisies for profit today than the pur- chase of six month options on marks. $500 controls 100000 marks possible profits S19,000. Probable profits, if marks go to 11.90 or half their normal value of 23S0 would be $7,500.
 Germany is rapidly getting: to work. Her factories are humming. Her industries are beginning to show old time efficiency. Her industries were affected mostly by the shortage of raw materials and labor. z As these are now becoming more and more plentiful, there is absolutely no room for doubt as to Germany's complete recovery, and the return of the mark to it's normal level.- Hence, our advice to every man who apprehends the extraordinary opportunity to invest at least $500 at once in an option on German marks.
 You Can Obtain 6 Month Options on Marks as Follows: $500 CONTROLS 100000 MARKS possible profits $19,000 $15o CONTROLS 45,ooo MARKS possible profits $S,500 z SIS CONTROLS o,ooo MARKS possible profits $3,600 $40 CONTROLS 10000 MARKS possible profits $1,90S
 Owing to the fluctuations in. ex- change rates we urge immediate ac- ton. NOW is the time to buy. op- tions on German marks. The calling rate is low, due to the unsettled ron- ditions in Europe. Do not wait to
 buy either the currency or the. op- tions when conditions are settled, for when that time comes the marks will have appreciated in value. Fman- cial experts predict a substantial rise in German marks ACT NOW. There IS no risk, beyond cost of option and there are no margin calls. For ward remittance at once for any of the options listed, while the op- porturity existA
 Mail orders promptly filled. Send checks o~ wire orders. Circular H-24 on request.
 R. J. Colson & Co.
 DETROIT, MICH.
 Foreixn Exehangs Fossign Bsn1A
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-03
Coffee Market By Assoeinted Press

By A6oOean0oQ fY000
 New York. December 2-The market for coffee futures opened at an advance of to 5 points and sold Is to 9 points net higher during the morning on cover ing, inspired by rally. in Rio ex- change rates on London and report of a better feeling in securities and other commodity markets. There was realiz- ing on the advance to 7.40c for March contracts. however. and the market later lost a good part of its improvement ow- ing to rumors of a decline in Rio ex- change and easier cost and freight offers March sold off t6 7.5c and closed at an Sc level with the general market closing net 3 to points higher. December, $500; January. 6.95c; March 7.25c. May 7.s5c. July 7.ssc, September s.19c and October 8.2Sc.
 Spot coffee quiet: Rio 7s. 7c; Santos 4s, 1o@10Ac.
 Cost and freight offers included san- tos & and 4s at S.25c and Rio 7s at 6S5c, American credits.
 The official cables reported an ad- vance of hd in the rate of Rio ex- change on London, but quoted the doI- lar buying rate % reis higher. There was an advance of 100 to 15O reis in the Rio market, with Santos futures 50 reis nighev to the same lower. Brazilian port receipts. e4,oco; Jundiahy 5000
 Spot Coffee
 By Assoclatea Preso
 New York. December 2-spot coffee 7c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-03

indrket at the sc level for sugar on hand and that he was able to make prompt shipment. Prices were un- changed at S.75c to 9c for fine gran ulated with the demand still light and of hand-to-mouth character
 The failure of any definite announce nssnt in connection with the Cuban loan situation after the meeting. of Beading bank CTS led to some scattered selling in the sugar futures market and prices at one time were 8 to "A points net lower, although near the close there was slight rally on COW ering with final prices net 13 to IS points lower. January, 5.1Sc; March, 5.23c; May. 5.s4c; July, 5,45c.
 Metal Market 7 By Associated Press
 New York, December 2.-Copper steadier; electrolytic spot and nearby, 13A @14; first quarter, 13z @14A. Tin steady; spot. $34; futures, $34.50@35. Iron nominal; No. 2 southern, second hands, $36@8S. Anthony, $5.75 O 6. Lead weak; spot, $5@5.5O. Zinc steady, East St. Louis spot, $5.7o@5.s
 London, December 2.-Standard cop per. spot, f78 1zs Sd; futures, f7S 17s Cd electro1ytic, spot. ff3s; futures, f8s. Tin, spot, $z14 5s; futures. f219 9s. Lead, spot, FPS 15s; futures f29 los. Zinc, spot, f30 los; futures, f32 5s.
 Cotton Seed Oil
 By Associated Press
 New York, December 2.-After start ing slightly higher in, line with the other markets, cotton seed oil reacted sharply under December liquidation and for want of trade support. but prices again steadied up near the close on room covering and with firmer crude markets Final bids were 2. to to points net lower Sales, IF, 300 bar rels. Tenders, $zs; prime crude, s6.50; prime summer yellow, spot, closed at s9.2o @ $50: December, $9.s5; March, $S.S0; May, $9.s3.
 Naval Stores
 By Associated Press
 Savannah, December 2.-Turpentine, quiet, s2Hc; sales. none receipts, 435 i; shipments, 1 stock. 1s,113. Rosin. quiet; last sale November 12; receipts, 1.s66; shipments, sol; stock, 70157 Quote. B, D.. F. E, G. H. I, K, M. N, WIG, wv, $f1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-03
London Money

London, December 2.-Bar silver, 443sd per ounce; money 4h per cent. Discount rates, short bills, 61s per cent; s-months bills, e5.8 per cent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-03
New York Futures

New York, December 2.-The cotton
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-03
Produce By Associated Press
Potato Market By Associated Preea

Chicago. December 2-Potatoes steady. nt rthern white. sacked. $I.50@ ITO cwt.; bulk. $1.s00 1.s0 cwt.; Min- nesota Kings sacked, t1.4001.S0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-03

$500 controls 100000 marks possible profits $19,000. Probable profits, if marks go to 11.90 or half their normal value of 23.S0 would be $7,500.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05
la DESILSION DE UNA PRNCESA
DEL DOLLAR

Cada vapor procedente de Europa,
que llega las costas de los Estados
Unidos, lleva entire sls pasajeros mu
jeres que pneden ser descritas como
las vfctimas de 10 que Sc ha dado en-
Ilamar los matrimonios internaciona-
les. Esta es La aseveraci6n que hace
un Ciario local. Son mujeres que de-
secharon su ciudadnfa norteamerica-
ma para tomar en- matrimonio un
aleman, un austriaco o un hdngaro,
con tftulos mas menos rancios y
mas menos autenticos. Con Ia que
IRA esta situaci6n en- que Sc cOlocaban
las norteamericanas Sc hizo intolera-
Bile, por 10 que ahora Sc presencia una
verdadera immigration de esposas desi-
lucionadas d La TERRA que has vic ma
Ger.
Entire las mas conspfcuas esposas
separadas que han llegado a Nueva
York, fgura Anita, Ia hija unica de
William Rhinelander Stewart. Esta
famosa belleza, que debut6 ruidosamen
te Ell sociedad el aiio 1914, ha regre-
sado a su TERRA natal acompanada de
sus tres hijos, una Mia de diez afios
y dos niflos de ocho y clnco ailOs, res
pectivamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05
LA FORTUNA DE ANITA

Con respecto a posici6n financiera,
Anita Stewart, NADIA tiene que temer.
Gracias la provision de sus tutores,
SUI fortuna personal esta casi intacta.
Ademas, stt dOte de parte de padre y
mad1N, es fabulosa y seguramente he
redara tambi6n su ito millionaire, ell
famoso Lispen9rd Stewart.
Pero con respecto su situaci6n so
cial y nombre, Anita no sabe que acti
tud adoptar. Sus, amigos no saben
como llamarla. Su marido el ex-prfn-
cipe Miguel de BraganZa, cuando Sc ca
SO con ella Ell Escoc;a, el 1909. 10 hizo
a cOndici6n- exigida por su familia-
de que renunciarfa Il su derecho de
principe dd la sangre Y ser miembro
de la casa real de Braganza. Tam
bi6n tuvo que renunciar todos sus
posibles derechos al trOno dc Portu,
gal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05
REHUSO UNA UNION MORGANA-
TICA

Todos estos derechoS los pudo habcr
conservado al ccntraer una union
mOrganatica con la encantadOra herede
ra Borteamericana. Pero su madre y
relaciones socialcs Sc 0prs;eron a una
alianZa tai. 10 que In habrfa 'privado
de compartir los honores presentes
v futuros Ge su maridO, y, por Otra
parte, al tencr descendencia, los hijOs
SO llabrfan viSto en- situaci0n molesta
por Ia prohibition legal de lleyar el
apellldo de su padre.
va que Miguel de Braganza no pO-
tlfa. pOr las leyes de su Casa, elevar
a su prometida al rangO real necesa-
rio, Y por otra parte, no podfa cOntraer
una alianza morganatica, q. llevan ell
nombre de marriages non egaux-de
naidsane", (matrimonios de nacimien
tos desiguaD OPTIC pOr la dnica alter
nativa que lie restaba, y ella era re-
nunciar a todas las prerrogativas prin
eipescas, para bajar la esfera So
cial Gle SUI prometida.
Qued6 entendido al tempo del matri
monio, que ell emperador Francisco
Jose darfa don Miguel un tftulO no
bilario no real, que pOdrfa ser COM
partido con su esposa norteamericana
Pero esta prerrOgativa era a condi-
ci6n de que la madre de Anita Ste
wart Sc hiciera cargo de las enormes
deudas cOntrafdas por don Miguel que
durante varios aiios antes de su matri,
mouio habfan sido motive de escandalC
Ell Paris, Berlin Londres. Ante la
Corte de estas ciudades Sc habfan ven
tilado mas de una vez los juicios poi
cobro de pesos de este fiamante prln
cipe real.
Muchas de las deudas fueron salts
fechas por su suegra norteamericana
pero parecfa que no tenfan fin, y, pol
10 tanto, la buena seiiora crey6 que sc
la estaBa estafando, y dej6 de pagal
tanta trampa principesca.
Con esa actitud de su suegra' dol
Miguel Sc vic luego envuelto en- una
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05
NO TOME I'D. DROGAS y
PARA LOS RINONES.
Ell tinieo medic raciOnal y seguro
de obtener aIiviO Immediate es
friccionarse la espalda con
Aceite de San JacObO.

iCree I'd. que su dolor de espaida
es causado por los rinones? Pues es-
ia I'd. en- un grave error. Los rifo-
mes no tienen nervios y, por tanto,
no pueden doler. De 10 que I'd. pa
dece es de ciatica, de lumbago Q de
un simple estropeo de los musculos,
" 10 unico que reslmente puede ali
viarlo con rspidez y sin peligro algu-
no. es eli Aceite de San Jacobo. Eric
ci6nese la espalda y Ia cintura con
esta magnffca preparation a los
pocos niomentos Sc sentira absoluts
v completamente aliviado.
NO siga I'd. siendo esvlayo de esq
Il
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05

Sc vENDE la casa No. 6s Gale
San Sebastian, da frente a la calle
de San ebastian y OtrO frente al BOu-
Ievard del Vale. Altos y baios. In
formes: San Francisco SIS, (altos).
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05

PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO
EN- UN Ola. t6mese LAXATIVE
BROMc QUININA. Ell boticario de-
volvera el dinero 81 no le cura. La
irma de E. W. GROVE Sc halla en-
cada cajita.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05
GARAGES.

No Gompre su bOmba y depositO
para la venta de gasolina y aceites am
tes de escribirnos.
LUCAS BLANCo & CO.,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
.%ANI
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05

dolor! Compre en- cualquier botica
un frasco de Aceite de San Jacobo,
apliqueselo segIn las instrucciones
respectivas Y podemos garantizarle
que Sc asombrara de la rapidez y eff
cacia con que obra este medicamen-
to. Uselo I'd. sin tenor alguno, pues
nunca irrita nj mancha la piel.
Hace mas de sesehta amos que ell
Aceite de San Jacobo esta efectuando
curas marayillosas en- todas parties
del mundo. Cinco medallas de orc
.ganadas en- las principales Exposicio-
mes son un valioso comprobante de
sus excepcionales meritos. iPuede
|haber otro medicamento mas digno de
Iconfanza? Advt. II
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05
DESCONGESTIONE SU ESCRITORIO
Trabaie con cOmOdidad Y limpieza.

Tn escrtorio limpio inspira deseos de ira
bajar pronta efcientemente Concentra las
ideas Y facilita los problemas mas intrinca-
dos para su rapida solucion. Con su escrito-
rio congestionado de papeles, documentos
cuentas, ETC., Vd. no puede seguir obteniendo
los mejores resultados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05

Reniquele sus INSTRUMENTOs
DE CIRUGIA, para que esttn sani-
tarios.
The Porto Rico EIectroplating
Co. Ihcs
Lana "A, Telef. 1881.
San Juan. r. z.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20
"PLUNK" FREMONT
 AT ANCHORAGE Old-Timc Musician Who Was on Channel Years Ago. Gets
 Picture in pap1r

An old-umcrs on GasUnolu chan- uolwm remember Charles CpImkI Fremont an old-tma musician who sas hero In Ono carIy days p.unt o0ic.atod at Che plano at an Che old umo danca along with "Dal" Miller who altcrno,cd on tho violin and cornct
 lt has boon so many yeau ago chat ms old timer had icft th.a geo. lion ol Che country thot many pco- pie bad thought ho had boon nth- orod In by thc grim reaper
 The last number of "Tho path- lnder" tho official organ Of tbe Pioneers Of Alasaa and which is ode itod by John w. Frame has tho fol- lowing autobiography of Mr. Frc- mont under a very good likeness of him.
 "Comcs from good old French Uu- -uonot stock ue waa born n Now York city ou Che sch day of May ls57 Whom a moro lad Of slx years bc was sent t1 thc country whore Che air voa pure and ho attended good country school Latter ho returned to Che city and learned Che cigar frnfe He proved to b. au cxuort n tbIs uuc but hIa hoa'.h would not permit him to follow It and ho took un Che show business as mine
 tra performer and blujo player. Ho suu rctoius Che documentary ey- .dc1cc that ho has played witch tho best of them in ou parts Of tho United States Along abou. 1890 bo took up mining In oaatom Wash- nrton and served some lime chasing Che golden rainbow m ls95 he went bact home and visited some Imo in New York city, Chrsmas 1895. found him In Juneau and hero he was engaged by Slim JIm' Wnn as musician al lhc old 0nca House Hc was In Juneau and other southeastom camps for abou, ten yc8r and camo from thcro lo Au- ehorage n Che ian Of l9lf Since coming hero he has boon onneed with tho Alaskan Engineering Conn mission aa cook Mr. Fremont Is a charter member of Ieioo No. l5. p.o. nceu Of Alasln Ha old hiact- acc wir often breaks lorlh causing a m.rthfu wake whenever he s present
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20
MYSTERY WOMAN

Cordoroa mystery woman a gone Who slo was where aho came from. what brought her hero- no ono knows one io,a moro Chan whom .he Grt appeared n our town laH Iuy "Amn Rob.naou" was tho name ahc gave to Mr. and Mm Mi- Ter. who are managers Of Che Norlh- .ru hotel. where sho took uD her abolo A Wuc blonde woman Of forty yeor or theroabouts sQont and cvcr-vatchml shc has giidcd
 through Che haIla of tho hotel. some. times locking herself in hor room for days at n stretch. sometimes dis- appearing for several weeks and re- appearing without Q word as to where abo had been Some groat wrong OF sorrow oycrhurdencd the poor creaurc's brain, but not one word did she dIvulgc. even Co Che most sympathetic Quotioner She moIe.oI nobody. although she secm- .I to have a eroat hatred for mon. and instantly resented any attempt Co draw her out Frequently 7ho visited ships to inspect tho paHon- ecr lists. and always seemed Go be watching and waiting for someone. sro suffered under a holucinouou mat somebody was trying Co poison her. and ravc up eating ot rostau- rants to live on food which sho bought and carried to hor room. sho appeared to hayo plenty or money occupying and paying promptly for thc bea. room iu Che hotoL When mtcly she roappcarcd aitcr one of her mysterious absences hungry and mm'y clad sho wos examined for insanity before Commits ioncr Noats. To tac jury she would say only that .hc was he great Jehoya sont to clean mp rotten political conditions hors
 Under he kindly care of Mrs. Wesley B1Inr of Valdez she was aE.a aboard tho AIamcda. m route .or Nouue.de hospital near port- land
 Who wos shoa Whose w.lc2 who.o mo.hcr2 Whose sister. Who know CorIofu Times
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

The editor wont down into Che Treadwoli mine There were only two levels working ihero besides the Glory Hole They wore Che ii0 and lho 220 Foreman Hunter of Che mlno conducted Che newspaper man through tho workings
 Customs house moved from Mary a'aud to Kctchikau
 Tho new steam plant at Che Seven Hundred was installed to operate lc miIl and comprossoH
 On account Of Che exceedingly mild weather it was reported that
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20
NEWS NUGGETS FROM ALASKA News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 Northand

Many fishing bcls chat havd boon d.sposur or hcr careoos Of halle but at Prince Buport have bem forccI to come to Ilctchisan for thcir bait Tho heuur they get herc i m.d io be superior to One Canadian bud
 Two ioz armIus companies with farms a. Che outskirts of Davaon re. port prosperous s.asons thIa year in their mc The companies are tha Northern Fox Raucb Limited. vu n ranch at West Dawson. aud Che Yukon Silver Black Fox Co. L,d. w.th a ranch ot swoio Crock.
 Tho postmaster at Corioya hos re- co.vcl a telegram from tho super .vIsIur architect Of Che treasury de- rartmut at Washington assne about Che cost ol material as vou as Che wages ol worsmou at that place This Hoi would na.cNIn Ihii che Sl00oo0 federal building lhe money for which is available. might soon bo buIt
 Cap Anderson. owner of fhc na- .oyery claim o1 Dome crock In Che Fairbanks country was recently  found dead in % roomue house In s. Louis Death was due Co eos poisoning Anderson took ou. sloo- ooO from his Fairbanks claim Hc entered Che newspaper business here and Iea tho country several ycar rr5 practically broke Nothing had bccn ohard or him for some t.mo m- u he notice of his death was TO- .cyct
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20

Che Japan current had shifted ita course and was 25O miles farther north
 40 % dance and show that was Co Doe hold in Ohman'a hal in Douglas it was advertised that a late ferry would leave Douglas for Juneau at 8 o'clock in th cmoning
 Best meal in town advertised for 20 cents.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20
HIGH EXPLOSIVES

TWO loud reports r.d-pa.H0' walls erucsome rcd pools on Che floor and signs of some terrible mp heaval i'm the room of a certain wc''- known young man ol thH city last Wednesday caused ha mortified friends to search madiy mone Che ruins for h.s manr.ci remH|Hs Their fears verc ca'mci when fhc victim shoep.shy uawied out explaining chat two bottles ot blue berry wine which he had concealed for a.c. keeping In hs laundry has had cS- nIodcd -that was -cordoyo Times
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20
GREAT PRODUCER

Nhourh It Us uthcr dHcWt .o point out copper producer uat H earning us current dividend vfh something to spare. thIs can he said ot che Kouuccott Copper Company 10 .s one ol thc lowest cost producers
 in North America whose uot earn. urs arc running at tfe annual rate of moro chan se a share. after .azea Tho fact Chat copper mined at thc comparya property runs high i'm s.'- ,cr content .s one of Che roaaous why
 he comnaura operations can bc carried on at a level whore .here n la murn of profit enough to more chan Oovcr dividend requirement. Keuuroua silver production .o u has not yet been published brt aa. vear thc corporation turned ou, ftt r-a ounces against gsa.rre ouro. iu 1917 This falling ol u aro. production Ia.t year as compared o Che previous HoIFc months period
 vas due 10 he dearca.e in copper
 output However witb silver at .u present. high price, holders or EoaHc cott havc moo cause to worry Nw .ta and Northwest Mining Journal
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20
WINTER OUTING

Some Douglas Island young folks enjoyed an outing to Mendenhall glacier laat Saturday They visited with friends there and returned here Sunday afternoon.
 DEATH Comes to Lloyd Carpenter