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Douglas Island news., 1920-11-12
UNIVERSITY TO
 BE BIG BROTHER
President Suzzallo Says He Has Sincere Wish to Help Students
 of Territory

"The University ol Washington must be a big brother Co Alaska m- Jon Alaska has a university of its 0wn." e Che assuring message oi Henry suzmllo. president Of Che University of Washington. I'm an- swor to a letter written by Che Alas u Bureau upon receipt Of a letter from Che Juneau Commercial Asso-
 auou urging chat uo limit bo placed on Alasbaus iu tho state inc suuuon The action Of Che Juneau Commercial Association is In auuci- patton Of my steps which may be taken by thc Board of Regents Go limit Che registration Of students lftor his quarter
 Recognizing Che importance of fostering friendly relations between Naska and Washington President suzallo hos hastcucd Go assure thc Alaska Bureau of Che willingness Of Inc state university Go always hear IIy cooperate with Alaska.
 "somc Of Che men from Alaska worc admitted ou special dispcno- uou h.s year. after Che formal reg- H.rauon. because we had to take into consideration Che sailing dates of hc steamers" President suzlalo stated in showing how tbo situation vas met ths nIL "We feol special obligation to care for the Alaska people because practically all of them arc coming here. ] understand thai lam of che recent high school Erad- uatos of Alasta except thrcc came to Che mycr.ty win present your communication to Che Boari witch assurance thot they win share thc attitude of thc administration aa hero expressed.
 Thirty-four students from Alaska attended the University Of Washing lion during Che regular session last year. am increase of twenty-ouc over Che preceding year. according Co dg- urcs recently compiled by Che state university or ths number proc- uoauy every section Of Alaska was represented. from Che southeastern towns to tbc Fairbanks valley and Nome
 For several years Alaskan students have belonged tc thc "sourdough Club" on Che campus Prior Co Che war. more than eighty former Uni- veraty Of Washington students were living in or near Juneau Alaska. where meetings were held regularly to renew college interests and Co work for tho advancement of the
 university which must continue to be a University for Alaska as we'll as of Washington until Alaska owns a university Of hcr own
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-12
BIG MINING SUIT
 FINALLY DECIDED
Tuppela Wins Decision in Supreme Court in Suit for Chichagof
 Mining Claims

That Che ease Of John Tuppola ys.
 Che Chichagon Mining Company has
 been finally closed and adjusted in
 favor of Che plainun is indicated by
 a telegram received Monday by John ! 1T. Cobb Of Juneau. one Of Tuppela's
 attorneys. John R. Vim Of Juneau
 was associated with him.
 A writ of ccrtlorar was denied
 Che mining company by Che supreme
 court Of Che United States. Tho company had asked for the writ Co
 reverse Che decision Of Che circuit court Of appeals and affirm the judg- mcnt Of Judge Jennings. which was in favor Of tho company This is tho court of last resort. and it is said that nothing now remains for the mining company Co do but Co make a settlement with Tuppcia for tho ore taken from the claims and to get an agreement with him to work what ore there is left. The value Of Che ore taken out and yet remaining n the claim. it is said. runs well up towards a millions dollars.
 The original complaint in the ease was filed May 10. 1919. twas tried in Chg district court at Juneau before Judge Robert w. Jennings the following fall, with Che trial ending on December !. at which time a decision was taken under ad- yisement and a verdict rendered in favor Of the mining company on February 17.
 The ease was appealed by Tup- pela's counsel to Che United States Circuit Court Of Appeals at San Francisco It was argued before that court on May IS Of thls year by Mr. Cobb for Tuppela and Judge Ellis and II. l.. Faulkner for the company and on July G tho circuit court Of appeals reversed Che decision Of the district court and ordered judgment Go be entered for Che plain un. On August 9 the court granted ruppelo am injunction againct tho company from doing any more min- Ing on the claims In controversy un- ,n it had accounted for the ore that had been taken out
 The Chichagon company petition ad the supreme court Of the United States for a writ Of certiorari on Oc- .ober 20. and Che final decision de- lying Che writ was given November Just seventeen months elapsed rom the filing Of the suit until Che inal decision was made in the high 'st court Of the country. which. it ls aid. is almost a record.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-12
DINNER PLANS ARE
 ALMOST COMPLETED
Those Attending at Labor Union s Hall Wednesday Evening Are 7 Assured of Good Eats

' Extensive preparations arc being
 made for Che Bishop Rowe Memorial ! dinner that is to be gIyen in Che l Labor Union haH on next Wednaday evening The committee reports hat appeals Tor donations Of mo- ter'als for Ono dinner are receiving
 hearty response from many. Every
 one on tho Island is asked to give something and ao Che committee can not gee everyone personally. they are asked Co communicate with either Mrs John Richards. Mrs James ChrIa,oo Mrs. Gene Wosehonfoldcr| or Mm Felix Gray
 From all indications Che dinner wm surpass In excellence anything that has been attempted on Douglas Island The monU is os yet a secret but hints have been given out that 10 win consist not only of Che usual ! good dishes but several feature ones 1 Everyone Is aakcd to Doc nrcscnt at ! Che han on Che evening to not only enjoy Che good things to cat but to ! help out In this contribution Chat 1 should appeal Co every Alaskan Al
 subscription list has been prepared ! and is at Che First Territorial Bank. ! where those who wish may leavo ] their subscription to Che fund
 10 is now planned chat after Che 1 dinner there win be iimey dance !. hold at Eagle Hall This win .it is ! expected. make @ pleasing climax to 1 Che whole a0air
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-12
VETERAN EDITOR
 GOES TO REWARD
A. M Rousseau succumbs Go Apo plezy at Home at White
 horse, Yukon

Abort M Rousseau editor and proprietor of hc Whltchorse Star died Monday morning Of opoplcxy ot .hs home in Whitchorao. after on illness oi four weeks Word was rec ceIycd Co tbis e1ect by his brother m-law. E J White. and Mir White Ielt on Che Efcbcih Monday night enroutc Co Che southern Yukon city, where Mrs. White had gone last week Go be with her s.strr Mrs Rousseau
 Mr Rousseau was born In Iowa sxty-ouc years ago. and with his parents went Co Californian. where he was raised. Hc and Mra Rous- seau wcro married In Chat state Thry-tVo years ago he came Co Tacoma. where Mr. White was then living. and since that time Che two men hayc bom Intimate.
 uc came north with tho Klon- dike rush Of 1892 and worked on the skarway Alaskan. In 1900 he went Co Whichorsc and founded Che Wh.tehorc Star. Uc sold Che paper to E. J. White I'm 190i and lived In Che aotc of Washington until l9l3.| when hc came North again. He. purchased Che Star from Mr. White. In 1916 and has published it ever since
 Mr. Ro1.aclu was wcIl known in Douglas. where both he and his family visited at various times Be- sides his widow he is survived by three children. an of whom arc mar rcd and nr from Alaska Lowell IsI at San Francisco. California. Albert s at Singapore. and his daughter Mrs R. C. Taylor is ot Saskatcho- wan. Canada
 lIr Rousseau visited Iu Douglas and Che Channel several months ago and but recently returned Co White horse from yisit Co Che States. Ho| was stricken just week after he had reached his home hy Che stroke From which he never recovered. Be- sides being editor Of Che Star. Mir. Rousseau was United States consul at h.a homo town
 Belonging to Che old school ot printers Mr. Rousseau was mo- chanic as we'll as an editor and had | in his long carcor as a printer and . newspaper man occupied every poe sIron on paper from doyl Go pub- . fisher
 H funeral on Wednesday after noon was largely attended at h's| home town. where bo was universally . liked
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-12
ATTEND CONVENTION

Henry Stevens. president Of Douglas Camp No. ( of Che Alaska Native Brothorhood in company with Jimmie Fox and Frank Hub bard. delegates. are to leave here on Che next trip Of the Jefferson to at- tend Che convention Of Che Alaska Native Brotherhood that is to be held at Wraugoll beginning Novem- bcr 21
 Many matters Of interest to the natives of Alaska arc Go be discussed at thls convention
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-12
SECOND MONDAY
 MEETING DATE
The Parent Teacher Association Win Meet Then Instead of First
 Monday of Each Month

At Che meeting Of Che Douglas parontTcachcr Association at Che school house on Monday evening. t was decided In Che future to hold Che meeting of no association on thc second Monday of each month Instead of on Che nut Monday as in Che past
 At this mcoUns which ie declared To have bocu tbc largest attended of any, ,be Douglas High School orchos- ra made its first public appearance and pleased those present with their rendition Of a number Of selections
 A.J Callvas. who was tho first speaker of tbc evening spoke Of Che development Of Alaska and on odu- ceuonaI maucrs n. R Bradley who followed Mr. GaIvos spoke on commercial matters and said that business success was naturally iol- lowed by good citizenship
 A reading by Mrs James Chris toe somo songs by Che children and moro selections by Che orchestra wcrc an good Refreshments pre- pared by Che domestic science class under thc direction Of Miss Thomp- son. were served to ou present.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-12
ARMsTICE DAY

ln keeping with Che spirit ot Che times. Armlstico Day. November n. was quite generally observed as a holiday on Douglas Island The bank was closed as we'll as several of Che business houses. There was no session of Che public school
 The scholars Of Che high school took advantage Of Che vacation by hiking to Nevada Greek with their lunches and spending Che day In pie n.c style
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-12
CHILD DIES

Vaino Theodore Vosoia. four-year- old son Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vcsoia Of thls city, died last Sunday afternoon. after a short illness from pneumonia The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon from Che Lu- thorau church. with Che Rev. IT. E. Groening officiating
 The father Of the boy was at Ton- akoe. and was sent for Immediately after his sons death, and arrived here Wednesday, The litue fellow is survived by hts parents and one brother and "a sister.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-12
MORE RETURNS

Latc election returns have ar- rived from Che outlying towns Of Uoonah. Tmokce and Kuisuoo At Knsnoo thc Republicans won a sweeping victory; at Tenakce Che Democrats eof almost s'anioG while at Hoonah they led for dele gate and attorney general
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-12
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Frank pcttygrovc was ten years old last Tuesday. and in honor Of tho happy event entertained a num- ber of his young friends at his homo that evening Besides many enjoy able games. a lot Of good things to eat were served to Che youngsters.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-12
PLAIN DANCE

The dance chat was given by Che members Of the Alasko Native Brotherhood on last Monay evening is said to have been quite we'll ot- tended lt was intended at first chat it was to be a masquerade. but the plans were later changed.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-12
BRIDE VISITED

Tho young lady who aa Miss Clara Roswog lived on Douglas isi- and with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roawos. for several years before moving Co Cordoya. was a visitor on Che Channel Monday while Che Alameda was in port
 The former Miss RoawoE is now Mrs John Muller wilc or tho cosh- ter Of a Cordoya bank shc was mar ricd a short ume ago and she and her husband vcre returning Co thor Cordova home after having been honcymoou.ur at Seattle.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-12
mITAROD MINES
 STILL PRODUCING
Two Lawyers From That Camp Tell Of Activities There and Along
 Che Trail

HHNHHH
 rn-oate Co Che States on Q com- hned business and pleasure trip. Major George w. Albrocht and Charles E Taylor Of Che liiorod legal firm Of Albrecht 6 Taylor or- rived n Norana yesterday morning and vW leave for Che coast tomor- TOW by uay oi Broad Pass They
 started from Ilarod moro chan Q month aro intending Go make Che tr.D by water but after a number ot Transfers ou che lower river they found themselves maroonei finally at Tanaua. witb Che season Of uay.- eauou at am end. After stay of two weeks at Che army town. the two o.dumcrs hit che trail for Ne n1na and arrived borc none Che worse for bcIr long hIEo over ihc mhrokcu winter trail In spite ot his years. Che major Is said to have performed uke ycarunr on che tnH and anticipates no difficulties m negotiating che hmdrcd-mic musr between Che ends or stccl
 The arrivals report that consId- eabio mining was done in the idit- arod district during Che pas. season and that Che output win total nearly as much as chat Of the previous ycar. nc.r estimate for Che season being between {6oo0o0 and f75o- 00D The bulk of One money was taken out by ttc two dredscs opcrat- ing ou Ouer crccf. and by Dave s-uubur-. ou Flat There wcrc also a number of smoll outhe on Flat which did we'll stranbure operated on the abandoned Wildcat assoclo- uou going deeper than Che original owners and fudiug better pay chan thcy did
 Tho Yukon Gold dreise oa Flat vas d.maruoI early In Che season and part Of Che b.g machine was .b.ppcd Outside during the summer Tho othcr two drclses iu Che dIs- t-.et oI-oncratol machines. worked on otter crock. but whether or not they win br operated next summer vIl depend upon Che result of pros- ue.tue done during Che winter One of tnc machines s owned by thc RHcy csate and Uc other by BatoH G uonucHv
 Tho troIee which was operated on Greer.trnc creek by Che Gue- reubc.ms has been moved Co Ruby and win bc r-c.gbtcd Go Gaines .raek h.s winter where .t win hc operated by Tboruc & Higgins ou ground which Is said Co carry high rlIues
 In making Che trip up from Tan-
 rn Che two mushers took 'hc wrong uaU at Fish lake and wander .d up Boulder creek some distance before being able Go locate thom selves TaY passed a number ot deso-.od cabins and were getting quite hungry when thcy came to a cabin well stocked with supplies They also found a telephone In Che hous. aud by questioning "central' a..ertaucI thc.r whereabouts and Che name of the owner ot Che cabin. v.th whom tbey hte- eouvorscd by phone They also phoncd Rampant and talked with some Of tho.r fellow passengers who were frozen in on tre Seattle No. 8.
 The rau from Panama to Dun- bars was m fairly good condition and Che weather just right for tray- cling by foot Upon arrival at puu- bars -be travellers caught a work train and completed che remainder of Che trip Go Ncnana by rail.--Ne- mana News
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-12
OUT OF SERVICE

C. C. Johns. who for number of years called at th.s place as an inc ternal revenue officer. Is reported os being out Of Che service. lt is mid that he has resigned Co engage In business ot Tacoma.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-12
TRIAL TOMORROW

The preliminary hearing Of Paul Kcgel charged with a violation Of Che National prohibition act win be tomorrow afternoon at o'clock The hearing win be before U s. Commis- sioner John Henson of this city.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-12
BACK IN TOWN

Albert Rann and John penelusc both of whom havo been working .or Che Alaska Pulp and Paper Com- nluy at Sneo' river came To Juneau yesterday ou Che us boat Aioc,o Capt Tly Bayors
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-12
BACK FROM TRIP

Lawrence Erickson Of kotchikan. brother Of Carl n Erickson Of this ci.y returned to Che First City on Che Alameda. after having been Go Seattle oH buying trip for his kctch.kau market
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-12
COLLEGE MEET IS
 A GREAT SUCCESS
Party Staged Last Saturday Night Proves Most Pleasant of
 Whole Season

Mesue L A. Wright and Glen 0akC Of Treadwcu were hosts on last Saturday night at what is said to have been one of Che most suc- ccnrul parties Of Che season on Douglas Island The party was des- ignatod as a "neld meet" and the Eagles Hall was crowded for thc occasion by fully ono hundred people
 Four colleges were represented at Che meet they being "Hard Knocks University" "Do Little Academy" "scemoro College" ard "None Such institute" Each person. as they en- tered tho hau. was enrolled n one of thcso four seats Of learning. Yell leaders were chosen and each col- ioge was allowed five minutes to get organized and Go select its reprosen- atiyos in Che various field events
 The events were as follows .. colLaic yell . .cntYre colaJ 2 disluss thRow .... won cntRe 3 shaUEht poOt --...... entrEe f botE roSe ..-..... too entRees 8. pY cath couust..........
 ......l entRy. men onLi 6 Male dRlyin Contest ..
 won enTro. laDeos onli I Kard ralcc ...--.-.. l3 entries g. cRackuR conusT ........
 ....1 entry. laDcis only ! Q. AIroPlam rase .... won entreo 70. wallis .. ........ cUplc ! H. fox trauGht .... won Cupol ] 12. Won step -. won Cupel 1 l3. cssonuicK shIllmy etc. ..
 ........ won Cupcl |
 seemore College won first place m thla meet Hard Knocks second. None Such Third and DO Little ab- solu,cly Iast There was much fun over tho different events. which were mostly burleQlos Of real con- tes's mch as huriInr O feather In thc shot-put throwing @ pie plate in Che discuss throw and paddling a ] strip of carpet across Che floor iu thc boat race. u the prize dances the "sb.mmy" easily was the most interesting ouc
 rn.H.... H.-.....f. .. r.s..#. .H..ra | wore served in Che college dining room that was situated down stairs.
 During tbc dance that followed | punch was served from a punch bowl that vas frozen into a solid block of fec. which with chrysanthcmums also frozen In. was a beautiful thing ] Colorcd electric lights shining thru. . thc fec brought out a beautiful ef-I fcct Music for Che dance was fur- . uishcd by Mr Wright and others.
 The programs for Che meet and dance that followed were nice souv- enIrs. with drawn hand-colored cov- ors and besides containing the above field meet events had thc following . dauce numbers
 l. He'll and hcLg hOp
 9 braDleE sweAttcR
 3 dizzy iZzys vAmpYrcttE
 4 ice wuRm wiGgul
 Q. boss rs cake wAulK
 G. wAlis. Reeve cHcwn guM .
 spccioL ..
 c. dRs roLey pollE frOlcK
 s. mEy fox trAugHt
 9. sOuthoRlanD moOnshlnc waltz ! l0. dom poLishErs waLiop.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-12
REBEKAHs ELECT

.,o.MsTn Light Robekah Lodge Mo- IA held their annual election of officers at their regular meeting at odd Fellows Hall last night The following officers were elected for Che coming year.
 Noble Grand. Mrs Olof Swanson
 Vice Grand Miss Mary Garn
 Secretary ...... .Mrs.JR.Langseth
 Treasurer -.... Sabin Bokanich
 The Rcbekah auxiliary decided at the meeting last evening that their first card party for the benefit Of the Near East Relief Fund will be given one week from next Monday night at odd Fellows hall
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-12

Points scored by Che various play .-s wore 1s follows.
 uour'1r- Brown it. Nelson l. IT. G.uuas 6. W GaIWas 9. total 2t Than. Williams f Bretfin 2 Hodges I. Furbush (. Hae.st Q. to- Personal Thanc f Doug laet
 U...rre B Cole Juneau
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-12

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Mountain advocate., 1920-03-19
gR.CHAHD BRANCH

j. i. Blair was here Monday meas
uriug logs for Prichard Bros. He
purchase. timber from w c. Elliott.
Mrs Martha Foley repaired her
house this week.
H. w. "ricAard is slowly recover
ing from illness
W. z Prichard caught a ground
hos and win have shoestrings to sell.
". T. Prichard has cane seed for
sale.
Mr.. league, of league, is recov-
eriHg from illness.
Mrs Mary Prichard went to King
|-uroaay.
=. Pope ~iai,ed his sons at B. B. 1.
Tue.lay
Lots of logging going on here now
Sltin Mays Of Manchester, who
has bee. sioa is visiting home folks
H.. week..
N. r. p~ica-~I and W c. Elliott
moved r. II. PoDe from Barbourville
10 ,hc country Friday Mr.. Pope
Urct.. 90 1--we in the country.
o. IT. H5eEay, of Mackey Bend,
went TO 8arhourville Frlday for wire
.aI tive .a,E, Of -four SO he can
s.va b.cgiu
JOSS FC0o, Eu victim at B. B. I.
returned homo this week.
$50. l.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-19
EMANUEL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Miles we're din
ner guests of the formers sister,
Mrs. James Ray, Monday.
w. NJ. Childers, of Paint Lick, Ky
who has been visiting w. F. Turner
has returned home.
Died from influenza and pneu-
monia, Mrs. Ruby Lawson, leaving
father and husband to mourn for
her.
Mrs. Mary Phipps is i'll with flu.
e. J. Ray made business trip to
BarJourville Saturday.
The newly-weds, Mr.. and Mrs
General Johnson, left for Frog Pond
last week.
Misses Roxie and Vashtie Ray
were guests of Misses Bertha and
Edna Ray Sunday.
Rain is keeping the farmers from
making any progress in planting.
Everybody is looking to a happy
Easter at Emanuel.
Mrs Ellen Fry went to Corbin
Tuesday.
Speed Campbell left for school
Monday.
Mrs. Jennie Turner is recovering
from influenza.
Rev. John Trosper and family
fhave influenza.
A large crowd attended church at
Frog Eye Sunday.
Sunday School will begin at Frog
Eye church house Easter Sunday.
We had a big tide here last week.
PANSY.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-19
ID. W. NJ. ). MEETING

The Baptist Women met with Mrs.
w. r. Lay in their regular session
OF missionary study on Wednesday,
March 3rd. The late campaign be
ing a very important subject of dis
cussion among the women of Ken
lucky as well as the entire South
land, Mrs. Jack Hughes, the presi-
dent read timely letter from Mrs.
jamie Cree Bose, the State Core
spending Secretary, urging the 'wo-
men to pay one fifth of their pledges
before April 30th. This applies to
all grades of the Missionary Union,
Sunbeams, Y. w. AS and G. A.
We hope that every woman who
reads this report will see to it that
her own one-ffth is paid as well as
that of her children who belong to
either OF the above named Junior
Societies. The women of Kentucky
must not fail to meet their quota
and Barbourville is a part of the
State. Mrs. w. b. Sutton, the Treas
urer, was appointed to see Mr.. John
Croley, Treasurer OF the Campaign
Fund, mad request that all funds
paid in to him by the women of the
church be duly credited to the B.
w. NJ. L.
1t was voted to have the usual
Easter Food and Pastry Sale on
April 3rd.
The Society was glad to receive
Mrs. Matthews as a member.
The following is the afternoon
program
Scripture Reading. Prayer.
Leaflet-The Mountain Women, by
eight women.
Paper-Trained Here to Serve There
by Mrs. w. II. Green.
Song. Italian School,
by Mrs. Leslie Logan.
Paper-Home Missions and the Bap
fist rs Million Campaign, by Mrs.
Jack Hughes
Song Prayer. - Lunch. - Ad-
journed to meet in two weeks with
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-19
TO CLUB WOMEN

Thursday March 4th, 1920, will
long be remembered as one OF the
darkest days in Keptucky's history.
It was on , that day that Kentucky
Surrendered her leadership in the il
literacy work in which she ranked
lirst in the nation, and took step
which will put her back fifty years.
The Evening School Bill was called
up in, the House by our enemies
without our having a moments no
tice or single chance, at its defense
and was tabled, which; as you know,
defeuts bill,
We might go on and pass this
bill thru the Senate. but in that
event it could only be. returned to
the House thru the same Committee
which took the advantage of MS be-
tore. We have reason TO believe
!. they will carry this injustice to the
limit.
I The eyes of the educators and the
club women OF the whole nation
have been ON us during this fight
III seems most grieyous to think that
just at this time when the world has
awakened to the evil of illiteracy
and is clamoring for the education
OF adults that our state should be
the only cutters, yet it will be
proud record for our Federation of
Woman's Clubs that we fought for
THE life of the work and would have
fought longer had our opportunity
mot been cut OF in a manner so UNI
fair.
! We should now consecrate our
SELVES to the one issue of reviving
this work and redeeming our state.
Yours very sincerely,
MRS j. C. LAYNE
Representative of the Kentucky
Federation of Woman's Clubs on
he Evening School BILL. ..