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Arizona republican., 1920-01-23
GLENDALE MAN FOR ROTATION
 OF ALL CROPS
BY RAYMOND DYAS

(Secretary, Glendale Dist. Con1'l. Club)
 Although Glendale shipped 35S car loads of alfalfa in 1919 as against 353 cars in 1918, and although this district is not q one-crop country. there is no denying the fact that dairy prod ucts of the district last year were much be- low the total product for 1918.
 The dairying industry is of especial importance to Glendale and tributary country by reason of the fact that Glendale is the home of one of the largest milk canning plants in the west: plant representing several hundred thousand dollars invested and which affords a market at our very doors for all the dairy products the Glendale district can furnish.
 While the famous Glendale Loess" soil is high in that natural fertilizer, phosphoric acid, which exists here in the remarkable proportion of -22 per cent, the well known fact that constant cotton cropping depletes the soil of it's richest nutrients would in short time make fertilizer a necessity, and no commercial fertilizer has yet been found that will equal. in results ob tained and cheapness of product, the dairy COW.
 Also there is the added fact that, after the second season of cotton planting on the same land, the crop yield declines and the staple grows shorter as the land becomes poorer. By proper crop rotation this can be avoided, and there is no single crop grown that impoverishes the land less than alfalfa, king of the legumes. Nor is there any single legume grown that comes as near being the ideal ration for livestock as is alfalfa.
 It would, therefore, seem to be matter of common logic to rotate cot ton with alfalfa, and, as there is al- ways greater profit in selling a fin isiled product rather than the raw ma terial. 1t would seem to follow natur- ally that dairy cows should be main- tained. both for purposes of fertiliza- ton and profit
 If, as various agricultural experts have pointed out, proper crop rotation and fertilization can easily increase the average cotton yield of this district from half bale. the prevailing 1919 average, to a full bale per acre. then the rancher who secured the same gross yield from half his former acre. age, by rotating to alfalfa. would have the product of his alfalfa. and dairy cows as velvet.
 And his milk check would come regu- larly every month Of the year and his market is right at hand. for although the Glendale plant of the Pacific Creamery company shipped 247 car loads of canned milk in 1919, this was. by no means near the capacity of the local plant. But unless the company can obtain milk and butter fat in suf- ficient quantities to justify continu- creamery closed and this important in- dustry lost to the district.
 -O-
 COMMUNITY EFFORT
 Those of us who saw, with delight the organized community spirit that
Arizona republican., 1920-01-23
WHY THEY FEEL SOPHISTICATED

Father-Knows where he can get the regular pre-July article any time he wants 1t. without any trouble and at a fair price: has an inside tip, from man whose brother is a big man po- litically, on whom the republican party will nominate for the presidency; ad- vised his neighbors last spring to put in their coal early.
 Mother-Was the first member of the Progress club to mention Bojer's novels casually. Has read all of Hugh Walpole. all of Ibanez, and is catchirSs up on Conrad.
 Brother Bob-Predicted that liar ward would not beat Yale by three touchdowns. Knows a fellow who has 8 cousin in 'aThe Follies"
 Sister Sue-Knows the ages. ante cedents and marital relations of the leading movie picture people. Stage people, ditto. Stood "tust as close as you are to me" to the prince of Wales
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Arizona republican., 1920-01-23

COMMUNITY EFFORT
 Those of us who saw, with delight, the organized community spirit that
Arizona republican., 1920-01-23

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Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
LAST CHANGE TO
 BE ENUMERATED
Ia T.. Harding Has About Wound Up Census Taking But
 Wu Cheek Up

Before closing Che population
 he..s for thc Incorporated town of naura. Census Enumcu,or b. L. HrI.n- who H winding up his rcr-
 t-.ror or uoaeIas. aata every one whom hc has uo. seon. to meet hIm. or send word whore they can bo In- terveueI any day next week ot One nor-'a. ctr post or.ce between che haa-. 70. te.t. and 9 o'clock iu tho afternoon s5 chat fuI and com- n.e.e census of One cIty'a population can be made Mr. Harding states that he has called at every dwelling .ou.. n Ono cI.v and while be hoa found . majority of Che residents at .hcr na places or abole tbc-e .r.r low who Hav. uo. been rcr.s- Icr.i
 Ev-. rdcat or'the city should mako nm cror. to got iu touch witch .I. u.r..or T. win hc Go Che adrarue. %. tbe town ,o do ao.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
RAIROAD OPEN

Thc Grst through train Co loo run lycr hc White Pass & Yukon rail- gay between stagway and White horse since the middle of January m.vcd at sagway early yesterday morning
 Tho route has been blocked by Iirf and snow slides at several dif- fcront places and it was only a short limo ago that train chat was bur- od in Che snow came through to starway Tho ronrics and shovel rrs were sent over Che tracks after Inc stalled train was brought thru md finally succeeded In clearing thc routc aI Che way Many people who wore anxious to come outside mush- ed from Carcross Go skagway over Inc snow A large amount Of inter- for mail that was held up at White horse came through on Che first train yesterday morning as well as some passengers
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
TRIAL ON

Tho trial Of Ike Woa,hcr .a now on Iu One district court \ jury wrs
 occurred Wednesday noon and tho easc win probably be concluded rhe latter part Of this wook or Che frst of next Ike Woather vH indicted on three counts growing out oI aI- lesod Gsh trap robbery 'Ha. mmmol
 At o'clock uhn afternoon fhc trial came to sudden haIt when the prosecution had submitted an i,a evidence Judge Jennings instructed Che jury to bring In a verdict ofno' guilty against thc defendant Uo ad chat mot sufficient cv.dcnc. bad been introduced to show Chat ito Weathc had boon present al Ono time Che crime was alleged to have boon c0mmItfoel
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
FAREWELL TO MISS
 PEACOCK MONDAY
Fine Party at Labor Union Hall Complimentary to Popular
 Young Lady

It is seldom that anyone makes SO many warm friends and becomes SO universally popular in a community as hm Mw Ethel Hoacock. who loft yesterday morning on Che steamer Princess Mary on route to st Hel- ans, oregon. In company with her mother Mrs. H P Hoacock
 Mics Hoacock was without a doubt ono of Che most popular girls on Douglas Island. and Che departure of hcr and her mother from tho lsl- and win bo distinctly folt For Che past several years Miss Heacock has bcon employed in Che Troadwoll company store. and for Che past year lmost hos been ln charge Of tho dry goods department there In Che fu- ure she win make her home with hcr parents at st Holens oregon.
 Complimentary Go the departing .oune lady, tho young folks of tho Hlmd gave a very pleasant dancing party on Monday night at Che Labor Union Hal 10 was a regular jazz party with lazzy music and lots Of moonlight waltzes mixed u Tho party was very much enjoyed by al .hosc who were present
 
 During Che course of Che evening p. R Bradley, acting as spokesman for tho young people. presented Che guest ot honor with Q hand-colorod l.cmro of Taku Glacier nicely framed and Miss Heacock responded To Che presentation speech.
 Sunnor vas served by Che ladies turing tho evening
 The programs were souvenirs and .arh contained a picture Of Miss GoacocE in hiking costume. banning gold Each dance was dedicated and Inc mal line on tho program was .Au Royo.r Ethel"
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
ENDORSE LOCAL CANDIDATES

Member of ,hc Douglas Island Re- publican Club met at lhe council chambers al Ono city han laat cgou Ing u f..u'ar session.
 Thc committee on constitution and by.Iava submitted Ils report and after some dsru .on % pormanon. constitution was adop'od rho fo- lowing oGIccr wcrc chen elected
 Emer E Smith. president; L W Kubum Vice president, Lyman s Fcua secretary; A. E Gurr trcaa mer Iaet Wilson mombor of exec uUrc committee.
 X resolution endorsing Ono Island ndIdmcs Felix Cmy and Lyman s. rruH tor representatives and Jaca Wilson Tor road commissioner .waa unanimously passed
 Tho no. meeting win bo held at tnc can ol .hc chair
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
DOUGLAS BOY DIES
 IN BRITISH COLUMBIA
Zinc Lmtala. Born in Douglas. Died Early in February at
 Kitwanga, B. c.

Nows has boon received Of Che doatb of Elno Laitala at Kitwanga. p C on February &. He was just past 10 ycars old at Che time Of his dcath. and was born in Douglas where his mother and father were married
 Elmo lived here an his lifc until last summer. when he accompanied hIs mother whose only child he was to Kitwqnga. where they were armnr Besides his mother. Eino leaves a number Of cousins who live hcre and numerous school boy chums To mourn for him.
 Hls mother Mrs. Ida Laitala, has written to relatives here that she may bring Che body Of her son back .o Douglas next spring for burial beside two Of her other children who lie i'm Che Douglas cemetery.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
BREEzE" APPEARS TODAY

rr. oaamoau Hreoro. tHc rogue nr mmn. ebooI paror published ny m. uImt body association ot he nor.. Heb School aaau u.t M appearance ,1tav This month. ar.. which H One .e-ond m. - double .nc sIle of One .a. or. and s am c.rhtraeo paper Decides m. r.aiue matter Che paper o.ur. Hmfy.tuo ada chat come
 firm. ho.l Ic. ol he Channel
 Tn. paper contains everything
 from ro.r..to learned artici. on
 r.a subjects and clearly shows .r.t tr.. i'm eharee are improving
 n.. gain moro experience An Tn. interesting happening. chat rou- ..-r m. ua.ror and runus ore .Hr.rH.I .rf .here arc many Io.oI Us Hf win provo ot interest 'o everyone.
 IT .... ever ver. ms.or youur r.orlc un ne scholars who woro
 responsible for tha nuo of Che sraI." M. hayo rcver ..en them Tho ... nm q uu roof was 'oaier along I. %. hcm Thor. were cone
 m... mud rf.rr.ue bea lead -r mI gum vero eacWel Co n...m in .r .ndca,or to WOO the mu O. literature. poets nc born over rieht and writers who may be .ul..r. ol mure b.t sellers ahow- .I Iler Hf .nars or ear.us Tho auHu. e.d ol l.e organization dur- rr ns Hm. uas on sH1 and d.d very .r.Iah.e work In rw'lur od- r.rHsue Very few merchants re- fused to advertise Thse who did
 r- som. who have uo Interests.
 th.- Tn t.e city or Che territory Hat lhey oare for and who do not ..to m. welfare %, the public schoo. at heart
 The Uue ranar win loo circulated among Che udcnt body and Che ad- ve-..en and what copies are let, win he for sale.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
GAMES N PROSPECT

Te'csram haro boon exchanged between hc Douglas H.eh School baakct ban team and che MeHaaaht- Tn team and .hcre Is ovcr .nl.eH- uon that a rame or two win be ar- ranged An answer Is now awaited thal win decide Che matter
 It Che Merafahda boys come hero thoy win mot only play Che Hrh rhooI team. bout win moe. the drc- mon as wcil
 The Alaska Native Brotherhood boys are stun praetIcnr for game witch Che High School toam of tb.a place t n probable hat emc win bc arranged for Che latter part oi next week
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
PALLADIUM OUTPUT
 OF WORLD DOUBLED
By Erection Of New lill at the Salt Chuck Mine in Che Vicinity
 of Ketchikan

Tho now mW at tho saltchuck palladium mine was placed In oper- aHou for Che frt umo at Q o'clock uday morning H. R. Chnbers re- ported on his arrival from saitchuck oIay ays he Kc,chlau Chronicle ol February eo
 The now plan. win handle eight tom. ol or. am hour with daily output of a1ou. four or Ave tons ol concentrates As n One past tho concentrates WW be s.nt to Che lrg- u.ua sm.aue G Refining plant at ryurton. N J.. for treatment
 sItohucka annual palladium pro- furuor now expected to loo moro h.n double hc worlds tonl out- nut I'm ho nast Mr. Chuhors said .oIay lhat hr c.ncc.cd tho now min would nroI-.. about l.SoO ounces
 maImm year. while Che for nu tcn world output including lat ol tac old salcbuct plant was .r.r -.0 ounea. An ounce of pai- Hm H approximately tho same .. n. silver doI'ar ht thc prcs- .nt lm. palladium a worth about .I.. mn ouHO. having advanced cou-
 dnbIv recently owing to Che fact .a.t none had boon shipped from sIrmr. for about four months The plant having shut down while H. new mu was being installed
 rlc mine win produce about zoo ounces of platinum a year, pluI- lm i. at present worth about fi55 nm ounoe Thc total world output
 estimated at abmt an0oo ounces
 r.. equipment of tHc mU cone H.Is oIa iru cruabcr sgmonds disc ..arf.-r c-uh.r. Hard'ne couical ban min and a K. K. colI Power .a
 supplied by a l15-b. D. aom.-DIcoi rHrh.ula Morse engine
 The mine H Che only palladium producer i'm thc United sa.es and the min Is believed to bc thc only purely Notation plant n tho couu- f rHc oaueutatef contain io oar een. copper and Che total rccor- .-v s estimated at 92 per cent
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
lRrER MuRRAY RErURNs

hhnr Murray one of the rolI Hd.Umeu of Douglas hIand ar- rived ba.s here Monday on Che
 .eamo Alaska. having boon out of na Territory since nat November Mr. Murray ha been on a uip through thc states and returns not at au nHeaei wilh conditions as hoy e>ist thoe MT Murray hn boor much maeJ hcrc. as he was Che local weather prophet Hc rc- turns however, In time to iore'oll ue weather ao thot farmers of tha locality can plan on their spring planting.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
QUARANTINE RAISED
 MONDAY MORNING
with No Known Cases of Influenza m Che Island Ban Has
 Been Lifted

Alter having had Che quarantine ban or .,er since Fr.dlr Che iath t.e .H..'.lr signal was given here aef Monday morning. when the nub. l. "HooI r.ononol
 t Tar H a known thcre arc Ho eases ol nHuerta on noueb Island and .ae t.u was pu. on as matter O. rr...uaon while Che on.dcm., ua. ou lt .... .Worf m Juneau and and tne ban was on there
 Believing .hat n uHIc added pre- .r'.ou would do uo horm tho st Ann ruoelIaI school was not rc opened Monday hut win start ueN. ~rces v nothing new develops
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
RED CROSS SHOW

Th. 0m re'oased by Che Ameri- can Rod Gross to bo shown as a mai- .er of cdurauon Co tho school chi'- .rou ol Aaska. .s to hc on tomorro" afternoon at thc Lihcrv theatre
 dn thn mm thwc win hc a regular Saturday afternoon matinee to which au school children win ne im.-.I free ol charge
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
SUPERVISOR SAYS
 WE HAVE TIMBER
Claims That Alaska Is Better Plco, for Pulp Industry Than British
 Columbia

Southeastern Alaska ia as wolL if not better adapted to tho poduc- uon of pulp and paper thau is Che Br.Iab Colmb|a coasl according to survey Of thc two areas which R A. Zolcr forest examiner of ho forestry dcpmtmout ia preparing
 Mr. ZeIor in company with chorlos n rlory supervisor oi lho department wont to Occm Falls 1nd other BrIuah Columbia pulp producing ccnleu aat November to investigate conditions faorc and tlc survey a now boue prepared .a report on Che conditions found Tho survey win no. be published but .s being ypcwriuon for uac m Che KotchIbun and Portland oG.cor u s promaaly Illustrated with pho.o- graphs takcu by Mr. Iaior
 Before One investigation was made t had been reported thm Che Britt ah Columbia cons, offered better natural inducements Io tho capI'al- st who planned to star, pulp mll 't was also reported that Che British Columbia government was moro 'cnIcnt m he matter of granting timber limits chan Is thc u g. for
 st acvice Both of ihese reports voro found to bo I'm error \
 Larger tracts Of good timber are available m southoastorn Alaska hau along Che B c. coast m some asa he pulp mills thUo arc iow- mr mc'r logs as for as 900 miles, while thoro arc several places iu Al- uo where a mu might have uf- dc.cnt timber to Eoop it going for many ycars.-
 some sections of the B c. coast are excellent for towing logs ar sev-
 m long channels there are entirely landiockoI Most of thc mlis howe cyor have to take choir timber 1croa darroroua Watcm Tho tow- ne situation n tlaaso is better In nat lt win not be necessary 10 utc ,ho timber as fm
 Claims have boon modc that .horo s not sufficient vator available In my one place to establish % plant such as chat ot Ocean fafa Mr. loUcr's reDor. shows thIs to bo truo but it Is possible to secure al thc power necessary by establishing hy- lro-clcctrc plants on two or moro
 streams Figures prepared by .hc department show tha, il often does TO. cos, as much lo establish several mau hydro plants m to build one bic one with tbc nmc outpu, of nowor
 Before % lm can secure pulp timber limit m British Columbia I must put mp deposit of sa1oooo which .s held by Che provincial goy-
 rnmut at Victoria. To secure a permit in Aaska a company must provo to Che forestry department hat It Is able to Gnu.c miu No deposit is required. other chan one covering tho cost ot umbcr to be .ut within a given period.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
SMALL BLAZE

Am overloaded mokos.ack from Che furnace at Che TreadweI assay ouIcc irn.tcI thc woodwork u Che ceiling hs morning. and bu- for prompt action wIth hand cNtugu's1- ers. serious Are may have resulted AS it was. no damage Is reported
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
COAL BOAT DUE

The city Of Douglas has been running rather short on coal but Che situation win be relieved about Monday upon tho arrival Of the freightor Kotchikan. That boat has a shipment or nrst class Nanaimo coaI and as she got away from the collIery Che first Of the week should arrive her not later than Monday.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
CHICKEN POX

A number ot local children are sick .f tho present time witch chick en no. The disease is in mild form and rounds out Che carocr Of er.-y child. as it is one Of thc things without which mo chlhood is come piote
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
PAREETrEACHERs

Tho next meeting ol One Douglas palontrcachor Association win be held at Inc assembly room %, Che Douglas public school on Tuesday. March D. Am Interesting program nas been arranged for Che evening.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
WHY NOT HAVE
 PICTURE MACHINE
Great Add to Juvenile Education Can Be Bought for Very
 Trifmg Sum

10 has become lbc custom for h. l Iparntrcacbcr Association Go inter |cat uuclf each ycar tn raising fund Go purchase something for tho ohoo. which Ono acbooI would othorw.s . probably mot bc ahIo fo ect
 Al Che beginning ol the yoar |. seemed a though books for thc u.eb School Library would be he bca, do- nation Go Che school Chat could bc given Since that ume thc aohoo. board has allowed su0.cHm, funds to bc expended on hoos to brne On. library up to a place where it wn bo adequate for time at lca.t
 In casting about lor uold Of
 service Che purchase or Q moNne picture macbne was uesefol This would be very useful addition .o Che school equipment Che only oh- iocuou bene Chat ho cost about. seo0. was moro chan Che Association would caro Co undertake
 During hc past thro. or four years email amounts belonging lo different clubs and funds have boon Iof on deposit n tho buk Mem bcrs of hoae clubs end persons u- crested in Che mnds hare long aeo Iclt Che anN of thc Urb school Tho deposits toaI something over a hundred dollar. The a.hool board suggested that Che, acquire one hum drol dollars oC .n.., deposits which ore r.ue ide in che baaa and doing no ono ny good and annIr f toNnr' ,hc moving prur. machine This vou'd reduce the burden on Che Poe rcrt-Taetor Association to one hw- drcI dolIau
 rho mrchue be.ur considered [. Che Weyrr Portable r-o'o.or t .omo. au. un na cas. worry ..mHr to a mu o.e u a automatic i'm operation us aH nnnlecoa. bulb .or One s1m.e Of Urbt and can ho ataebcf .o any ueht .o..o. It H very simple to run AM .m. n re. rwrcd H toa,taeb .ttoal.ht socket. and mm switch.
 The ma.H.ro .s in wide u.. oud a  heb'y satisfactory J, WIZ. u.ai by ue Army and Navy m ther ,nn- ing .hooI and also ry tlc YMCA u many educational eud rarauona' cantcu .It Inns boon uco fully used by travelling lcmou in mu ra.nr points cmp8aHaad 10 hm also boon recommended by he ra. nous Players -Ir.be. Corporation who mako rammam. and tr.H.u nIcmr..
 Tt s not Intended that tha ma. chine win compete wh regular moving picture fh...cr. ra only typo Of picture. to lc shown arc ode ucuIoral u nature pua To the ap- uIy growing recognition O. .he value .of vsmi method of instruction ,hu a hc u.c ol n..wo. .sarI come nm.o ha,o sar.od un who mako only picture. ol ruycl Industry and
 oca work Noxt to soeur ome ching Gutrard motion n.cu. win rive the true aud most vivid Impress. .on of current events. indus ua operations and enc historic cal p.aces
 Tho moving picture machua has .hus far only boon suggested. and Che question win be up for discussion at Che mex, meeting of Che Association 10 H hoped that at Chat time Chose who have any thoughts on tho sub- Ioct win not hesitate To czprca Theme
 selves reely ao hat the question can loo thoroughly discussed It Is possible nat hc Association can thiuk of some moro ucul and n.cI- od equipment to .he .eHoo, o1u.p- mcut J Arthur loms
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
TOOK TRIP

Dr. Rutherford. phy1Ician in charge at st Ann hospital. took a short trip to Chichaeof this week. going there for a conference with ur 10. v. Ell8. in charge Of suporln- fondcnt William C. Frooburn. who is very sick with piourigy Dr. Ruth- orford returned on tho Ambassador early yesterday morning
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
RETURNING HOME

Miss Mary Garn who has been spending tho past several months visiting at Seattle. win return home soon to reside with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Garn. ot this place.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
BABY GIRL

A baby rr was born thIa oiter- noon n Juneau to Mr and Mrs. Wilmor Edwius Tho mother md child orc .u a Juneau hospital and both arc doing wcil
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
TAKEN REsIDEHCE

Mr. and Mrs. J. O. KIrkham have aku up thc.r residence in Che o.d Wc0hor hospital building on Second street.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-27
OIL BILL SIGNED
 BY PRESIDENT
Long Waited For Signal is Received Wednesday and Snmpedcu
 Arc or

Wednesday morning fre.dcn. Wilson signed lhc coat auI o.i Ieas u- bUL making .t a iau and Che snmncIers who harc boon awaiting Che long expected word uerc or to .sasc oI lands m Weteru taafa
 That thcre s oH ,n.re has bccr known Ior ycar bnt thc location of Che land aas a wound about w.t. red .anc Cha. it was neither leas.t'. to rrosrec. nor work Oh, lands n s estimated .hat Che hIi win onen mp orlr-Iom mT.n aero. of coat land and reht millions ot acros ot known oH lands
 The ucr av s.ems lo tc very no. ar.I m H. features and provides thaI Io...or may f.. oa a.200 acres ol oI land and vU have two y,.r u which .o commence drrUue u oil s found. n small royalty Is paid o tfr government
 a predicted chat tnc Alaskan oI aeIds win rival thoe O. other parts O. the world r ume. .nI many ampcier have rono ao Che oil oonfr y,o stake.