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New-York tribune., 1920-02-24

FOREIGN IOhIS
Departures for New York
Allcante--S Azpeitia.
pal1ncro--S & rresIdentc Wilson, Canopic.
Rotterdam-S Wynooche
Genoa-S S Nyanzn.
Bordeaux-S s East side.
Southampton-S $ Royal George.
Livorpool--S s Imperator Nauban.
Methil~S S Courtois.
Santos--S s st Bedc.
Splthead--S s Western Front.
Barbados-S S Oregonan.
Gibraltar-S S Medina, Henry Mallory.
Bristol-S s Exeter city.
Arrivals from New York
Calcutta--S s Kansas
Ilamburg-S s Schdodack.
Bordeaux-S s Oscoda.
Manchcster-S S Monmouth
MonteWdco---S S FIoridian.
Callao--S S Orcus.
Gibraltar-S S Osakis. America.
Buenos Ayres-S S lsfond, Montecrsto.
Usage
Rio de Janeiro--S S Sudbury.
Mollendo-S Goa.
Fayal-S S Red Cloud.
Agoa-S s War Earl
Santos-S Tordcnsl5Jold.
Cherbourg3S S Adriatic
Port Said-S S. city of Benares.
Lisbon-S. s. Roma.
Southampton-S. S Adriatic.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
Shipping News
FOREIGN PORTS

Standard. Yemleaf (Br). socony and
barge, Gmelfryda tTsr). Borgestnd (Br).
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24
SURROGATES' NOTICES

STILL, GEORGE En- pursuance OF an
order OF Hon. John p Cohalan a Surro-
gate Of The County OF New York. notice is
hereby given TO all persons having Gains
against George L. still. late of The County
Of New York, deceased TO present the same
with vouchers thereof. 10 the United states
Mortgage q Trust Company. one OF the sub
scr!bers. at its place OF transacting busi-
ness. no. 80 Cedar Street. Borough OF Man
haitian in the city OF New York. on Of
be.oTe the 21st day of June next
Dated. New York, the 18th day of Decem'
bar
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24

IN PURSUANCE OF an ORDER or
Honorable John J. Cohalan. q Surrosss'
Of the County of New York, notice IS mr.. NJ
by given to all parsons having NE
AGAINST Edith Evelyn Hanan. late n.snt ot
County of New York. deceased 10 Pre- ,ns
the sal mo with vouchers Thereon 10
subscriber. al place OF transactlng ousai'tsS "a
Leo F. Farrell, No. 1913 Fifth Ave, /" sth IN
city Of New York. on or before the S'
DAY of September next.
Dated. New York. the 9Th day OF FepruA''
1920.
JOHN H IANAN,
LEO +. FARRELL.
FRANCIS l. NcCANNa,
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24

Niagara 70 The eea.-For illustrated
sul1e' address John =. Pierce Dept le5
~aha''a Steamship Lines. Montreal Gan4.ia
New-York tribune., 1920-02-24

Vest Indies Central and south America
n f. ID x I l Z . NJ I. 4 \ Y
II Rattery place New Yore
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-19
EAGLES LODGE
 ADOPTS ORPHAN
Decide to Have Christmas Tree for Children and Dance New
 Years Eve

40 hc meeting last Friday cyeu- ur of Che local aerie of Eagles t was decided chat Che lodge adopt an Armenian orphan for one year, The cost Go Che lodge ls Go be S60 Tho card party of two weeks aeo ncttcd s27 oi hIs amount and che balance of Che money was voted from che social fund ol Che lodge
 10 was also decided at this meo,- Ing to have Che usual Christmas tree entertainment and distribution of gifts for che children Of Eagles again hs year and a committee was named Co look after the matter The date Of Che tree was not decided upon
 Tho lodge also decided to give a New Yoars dauce at Natator.um baI and committee vaa named to
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-19
DOUGLAS YOUNG
 MAN ON A VISIT
Stops or After Having Been in Western Alaska for Past
 Six Months

Elmer Jackson. who Grst saw che ueht 1f day lu Douglas. was an ore rival hero last Saturday evening on Che Admiral Watson from Western Alaska where hs has spent some thing over six months Most Of Che umc was spent by b.r In Che WH- low Creek district where ho worked in a cyanide plant The las. month Of hs umo was put iu at Esm. whore Che government s operating a coal mine
 At Essa. Elmer met number Of Douglas Island people, including Miss Esther Oliver who teaches school there; Mra McrondL sam and Rose Ncroudi and tho Mem. iom.ly sam and Rose Mcrudi wore thc children Of Joe Morcnd and they camo to Douglas number Of years ago direct from Italy with their mother Tho Ncm.s at one time op- oratod a boarding house on st Ann avenue near ,he Troadwol line
 Sam Wcrenl lost his leg in a street ear accident iu Tacoma a year ago and H back at Easa working In tho coal sorting sheds He and hi s.a.cr own and operate a pool room there alao Joe Merendi .s on
 small farm which Inc own. near Ta coma. and Che rest ot Che family wIl join him there soon.
 Elmcr aays Chat ho made goo. wages while m che Western country and win ro blCk Go his studies al Che University of Washington ai.c Che Grt Of Che yoar frst vIsItn. for a Ime with his parcn.a Mr. an. Mrs Jacob Jac0bson. ot Tacoma
 He loft for Che south on the spo kane Monday night after havu. crowded whole lot of visits and good times into Che two days Cha he was hero. He stayed with th
 family Of F. A. J. Collwas while O. Che Island.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-19
EDITOR BURIED
 AT YUKON HOME
Account Of Che Funeral of A. M Rousseau. Who Now Lies on
 Che Banks of River

I'm speaking of tlo funeral ot Che hto A. M Rousseau editor and proprietor or Che wbuoborsc Star Hat paper of November 12 has Che following to say.
 Tho funeral was hold yesterday no I0.a0 from tlo Presbyterian hur.b Che simple but beautiful and mrr. yo formula Of Che Christian Science church being observed. Mrs. w c. Slime being u charge as road- er Nr. C. w. Cash rendered am appropriate solo. "Tho city Pour
 uarc" The twelve pan bearers si1 active and .z honorary were an oGHme as.oc.atcs oi tho deceased. au being residents Of twenty years or more u Wmtoboro Burial was i'm thc local cemetery As tribute to him who was landmark of Che town an buau0.. was suspended during thc funeral hour The floral ofrues were many and Che caskot was literally buried in natural flowers. some from friends in skag. way but mostly local The cNcr. c.acs both at Che church and grave were larec.y attended And Albr. Nucr Rousseau 'eeps heath th, waving pines or Che far uorth'aud that to him was Che best and mos. beloved country 0n earth
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-19
MEMORIAL FUND
 SUPPER SUCCESS
Two Hundred People ssrved-Plenty for An; Jmey Brings
 Out Crowd

Including Che children. it Is ost- mated thot 200 people were fed Wednesday evening ot Labor Union han at Che supper givon for ho bcn- cdt of Che Bishop Rowo Memorial Fund Approximately S20O was realized by Che committee for Che Island from Che supper and Che lit- ucy dance Chat followed ot Eagles haI
 Starting at G.3O. Che many tables u tdc hau wore GIlod for about two hours witch diners and Che ladies Of Che various committees were kept exceedingly busy serving A dinner consisting Of pea soup roast bcet potatoes. carrots. various roIishcs, and either apple pie with whipped cream or pumpkin pie. with co0ec. was served. Big portions Of eyery- thing were dIahod up and it is safe to say chat mo one went away from
 Che han hungry One dollar a plate was thc prlco charged Miss Metz mr favored wIth 70 number of piano solos during Che meal
 After Che dinner dancing started at Che Eagles han ot about o'clock Al Che beginning Che bah was so crowded tlat it was almost impos sbIo to dance. bul Che crowd grad- ualy hmucl out later u thc cyen- mr A uicle was thowu into a biz wash cub by elch couple after every dance an a good sum was raised in thi way Dancing cone duuod uuu midnight The music was furnished by L A. Wright on the piano and Carl Erickson on the azaphoue.
 Much favorable comment was heard upon Che way Che supper was managed. Che bis crowd being hau- nd w.nou. hitch and everyone
 er,ol without delay The commit tee m charge seemed O bc thor- 1urbIy competent
 Chairman p. R Bradley who was general cashier and oyereer Of de- uus spent a busy night but .a very well satisfied witch Che result Of Che work
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-19
BASKET BALL ON
 AT NAT. TONIGHT
Boys and Girls and Juneau and Douglas High Schools Win
 Meet for First Games

The 6rt game of thc mtorschooi basketball tournament scheduled for hs winter between tbc Juneau and Douglas High School toama win be played at Douglas Na.a,orium han ms evening The 0rs, game win start at o'clock
 The game between tho two boya teams h creating more chan passing interest as these two teams arc ancient enemies Lmt season al Che honor wore carried o0 by ho Douglas boys
 This year the Juneau school be- ing a larger one and having coach tor athletics. it Is thought chat Che team win bc strong one and thc outcome Is moro or loss iu doubt yot
 The lineup Of ho Douglas High team win bc tbc ame as laat week. when they defeated Thauoand win bo. Brown. center. U Callvas and Nelson. forwards. M Gauwas and Mou'cy guards with A. Gmn as substitute
 The lineup ot tho e.riH high school team win be- Nora Ma,son center. Una Crcwc and Selma Aa'to Dcapta.nl. forwards; ThoIma WHt- aucn. side can,cr Mary Ncoia and Nyrua Bland guards Subs win be Elizabeth FousI ccutor Martin scy eide center. Nc.ma Nime'3 guard Referee. U J.. Rowlcr
 uis planned to have dance after thc games at tso Eaeles han for thc young folks of both sides Of Che Channel
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-19
TREADWELL co.
 IN KUSKOKWIN
Good Progress Being Made Develop ing a Mine There by Douglas
 Island Company

B D Stewart territorial mine inc sncctor who recently covered aI of Che Interior Of Na.ta while on O tour or inspection. visited Che now TraJvcu property at Nizona Fork on tbc Kuskosnm river Mr. S,ov- arr said chat development operations are ou and chat a crew of twenty ftc men are working on Che prop rr.r. with Livingston Woueeke u .laree of an Che work and Charles Uomrr aud L. ulliar assisting him. All the. men ore former Trcalvcu mer MT Wu1ccEo having been ee- r.o-s Nr Houor ahit boss and foreman ord Mr. Buuard asayor
 Mr. Stewart says tae company has sunk three shafts In Che rock. which Is exceedingly hard Tho average depth ot Che shafts H loo ieeL Drifting has boon done from tho bottom Of an three shafts An One work hand mining
 Besides bc sinking and lr.tuue a very complete lot ot mine hu..i- Ires. consisting ot bunk houses as-
 ar office. b.acksm.th shop. cottages e.c. have boon constructed and are iu uss
 The .omnr. or uIta which CO run Che drills ls su several miles away from Tho m.He. 10 being .mpos .bic Go lro.ebt it n on account Of hc .Namny nature ot Che country After che ars. lrceseup Che machinery win be taken to che property over Che
 uon Wh tae .u n'aOc and opcr- auus development v.rk win pro- .c.I much 'astor and Che mine thor 1reH'y proven.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-19
ANCHORAGE INCORPORATES

The city of Anchorage. on Cooks inlet is now am Incorporated town. after having been dependent for ad- mmIstrauon affairs upon Che fed- craI government since it was found- ed in 1915.
 The vote on incorporation was taken on November 9. and it was decided to incorporate by vote of BPS to t30. Leopold David u. s. comm.s toner. was elected first mayor Of Che city,
 Under Che terms upon which prop crty holders Of Che city bought their lots from Che government. affairs of the city were to be administered for i've years by Che government through tho Alaskan Railroad Commission Tho dy2 years expired on November ]. SO Che election was held at th, samc time Che territorial election was on.
 Besides Che mayor. city council was also chosen by Che voters
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-19

has no judicial aspirations but his friends are SO us.Hcnt that he may consent Go enter Che race. and if he does. his appointment is O forcsone conclusion
 Whittier for Customs Collector
 Juneau. Noy 12-It m under stood hot M 8 Whittier win be 0 candidate for collector of customs He has boon u Che employ of thh service in Alaska for about twenty years and Is at present one Of Col- lcrtor rroys principal assistants
 shoup for Surveyor General
 Ketoh.kau. Nov t2 Attorney Arthur e shoup. of tb.s city, who was formerly manager ot Che pio- uccrs Homo at s.tka. is being prom lncuty mentioned as a candidate for urycyor general of 'thc territory
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-19
BANKER LEAVES

A. E Gurr over since Che iouud- ue O. Che F.nf Territorial Bank of tt.s city several years ago. cashier .l Che institution. .ei, ou Che prn- ..s Narv yesterday morning for Prince Rupert. near which place Inc win bc engaged in ioreHg In part- ucrsh.p with EuI ra.mbom fore mer.y O. .hs c.ty
 Jamo. Chrstoe Of ths c.ty has now taken charge oi che bank here
 Mrs. Glrr and Che tno children wUl remain hero for Che winter at Ieast.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-19
JOHN (. STRAPRAN
 KILLED MONDAY
Life Crushed Out by Heavy Piece of Machinery at Alaska Pulp and
 Paper Company Plant

X sad accident occurred last Mon- day. when John C. suapron for several years a resident of Douglas Island. lost bis ufc by being crushed . by a piece of machinery at Che specl River plant ol Che Alaska Pulp and Paper Company Tho accident oc- currcd whom sling with which Che machinery was being holsted. broke. causing Che heavy piece Co atrIko Stranrau on Che chest and literally squeezing bis lfo out
 shortly after Che accident oc- cured and believing tha, ute was uo. y,t extinct Leo Kennedy and Albert Rapp placed Che injured man aboard a small gas boat and started to Juneau with him m Che terrible Taku wind that was raging. they had am exceedingly rough rIp which proved moyolius. os he lived but a short umc after being inc IureI
 Arriving at Juneau Che accident was reported To tae coroner and Che body placed In Che C. w. Young un- derakue Parlors No Inquest was hcld
 John C. s,raprau was th.r,y-tvo years of age and a native ol Russia. Ge came Go America ot on early age
 and learned che c'ccuiems trade. Coming North several years ago. he worked wIth Che electrical force at Troadveu l1r a number of months Something lIke Q year ago he joined the crew of Che "pIute' vith Babe Samples and cruscJ most of Che
 summer going Go Seattle on Che boat last nu He returned witch Capt. Samples on his new ho1t Che Say- ouau ths spring and was with it tor umc Early ths summer he took position with Che Juneau Lumber MWs and was engaged os engineer ou che bis loading crane. When Che min closed down a utuc over month ago hc went Co work at speeI r.yor
 Hc was unmarried but supported b.a aged parents In Russia. He was . member or tbc local lodge of odd Fellows and was D regular attendant To Che lodge meetings and social events of Che order uo was ex- .ecdue.y well known and liked on Douglas Island
 The funeral services werc held yesterday afternoon from Che odd Follows han and under tbo auspices ot rle order The services were In charge of Rev. C. C. Denton Of thc Juneau Presbyterian church. The burial was in Che odd Fellows plot Of Che Douglas cemetery
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-19
MORE BASKET BALL

The soldier basket bal. team from Port William u Seward are to arr.g. o1 Che Peterson tomorrow uI vn play game of basket haI. with Che rlano team .u che Jmou Ueh School gymnasium tomorro" night
 lt s said chat fte soldiers this ycar hae. a aat team and chat tnu haro played a number of eamc. a- ready with fhc Skarvay team rbaae win uuc up practically tl. ame as t dId against Che Douglas High School two weeks ago. Th, game s called for S o'clock
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-19
COMING HOME

Mrs. Harry w. Irvine. who. with ber tNo daughters Betty and Elea- uor has boon visiting friends and relatives .n Kentucky and Ohio. win lo1vc there for her home here .m- immediately aiter Thauks.v.ne
 Mrs. Irvine has becu exceedingly busy while in Che East. as she has had many vsa to pay and many people lo see.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-19
BOUND OVER

Paul Kceoi who was arrested laa, wocE chmeod with a violation Of hc National prohibition aw had his hearing before Commissioner Henson Saturday afternoon and was bound over to Che next session Of uc federal grand jury under f2.ooo bonds Tho bonds are a reduction of sfO00 under those that ho was hold before his hearing
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-19
EDITOR ON VACATION

Hal B. selby editor and owner Of Che Valdez Miner was on board Che Admiral Watson last Saturday evening on @ vacation trip to Che States Mr. solby was helping to guard a batch Of prisoners who were being shipped out from Che Third division
 Mir. solby publishes what is with- out a doubt Che best weekly paper in Alaska ana finds Che business very profitable. Ho win play around at Seattle ueiehborIng cities for a umo and on his way north will stop over at Juneau for a few days.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-19
NO BOATS

Tho next boat to arrive here from .he south win be Che steamer spo- kane which H due Co leave soatue tomorrow and win arrive m Che Channel Tuesday or Wednesday That vessel win be the drt one soutb also. as it Is aahclu'ol to sail s0uth Che day before Thmkse.ymg Most Of Che Thanksgiving turkeys win arrive ou thc Spokane
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-19
HISTORIC PLACE
 NEAR WRANGELL
Has Had Long History as a Pioneer Farm-Now Homesteaded
 by Young Man

Loyal John Bmkley deturncd last week from Juneau where he had been to mo homestead entry on what is known as Che Gngrass ranch ou Farm island
 Mr. Cugraa accompanied Mr.. BnNoy to Juneau und filed a rolin- punishment Of his claim to Che prop ary iu order to throw it open for homestead entry
 This property has rather unusual history for a homestead claim. It was Grs. located in 1878 by J. Ros- sitter lCayuac Jlm. who. with his partner Malcom McThompson. opcr- atod a pack train into Che Cassiar. During thc winter Of 1878 Rossitor wnterod bis mules on thc newly To- coteI ranch. During Che summer Of 1879 Rossitor raised a good crop of hay on Che property. The Cassiar excitement gradually subsIdcd and Roaitor aud MeThompsou ceased Go operate their pack tram Rossiter then sold the ranch Co Nose Ireland. who owned it for one year
 Ireland sold Che ranch to Dr. S.. Hu Young. who was iu charge Of Che Presbyterian mission at wran- eou Mr. Young made use Of Che property as @ farm for the Indian boys of Che Presbyterian school then located at Wrngoll Alter the training school was transferred to stm. Dr Young had no further use for Che property and In 1888 he sold t to Judec Wm. e Thomas Later Judge Thomas took George II. Barnes into partnership with him. Thomas ard Barnes put a few cattle
 and horses on Che ranch About @ year later Thomas sold hIs interest to Barnes During thc next four or five year Barnes continued Co raise horses and cattle on Che ranch and by 1894 thcre was quite a herd Of cattle. On One tenth day Of May 1884, moro than a foot of rnow fcll
 something mbcard of in th.s dis- u.ct at that time Of Che year either before or since. AS result of this unusually late snow nearly an Of Che cattle died. and Barnes abau- doncd One property tho various transfers of ownership having been mode by bin Of sale.
 In 1908 F. E. Gueraa filed on lbc property os a homestead. He lived on the ranch for throc years and practically made his home there for seven years For Che past nine years ,rr Gnuaa has ondcayorod to obtain a uUc to Che property but t fig a wcu known fact that land patents are not milroadod through in Alaska Mr. G.ngra8 stated to tbc Sentinel that recently hc came to Che conclusion that he was moi likely to live long enough to got "a patent and therefore decided Go sIen a rcunqu.shmcnt iu order chat , young man with thc greater part of ha ufe ahead Of him might hlc ou Che property with some hope of eventually obtaIuIng patent provided ho lives long enough. Wrngoll Sentinel
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-19
BEING OvERHAULED

The pae.f. Steamship Company
 announces that Che Admiral Line uu have one sailing every twenty days for southcvostcm Alaska and nIue every ter days Co South eastern Alaska The Cirr of Seattle win be ready for Alaska bus.ucH Che lrst Of Che year.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-19
BABY BOY

\ bIe baby boy was born on No- t.mb.r $ to Mr. and Mrs Andcr Ns.rom at Keut Wash unul her marraee something over a year aeo. Mrs. Errom was Miss Margaret Room. daughter ol Mr. and Mrs Gustav Ho.ne. formerly of thIH city,.
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-19
FROM CHICHAGOF

Dick Mccormick and Clarence Wutancn came in lasl night from ChlchagoG where they have both been working for Che past several months. Dick does not contemplate returning to Che mine for tImo at lcast Clarence is stnl wearing his arm u a sling from the enccu Of having shot himself in Che arm and left side with a shotgun while out hunting
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-19
pnSTpnNEn

On account ot tae death oi John C straprm Che card party chat was to have been held by Che Rcbctahs next Monday night has bcen post- poncj
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-19
Mrnr OEc.

Tn. following noIa.1. .r for minor o.... also taken from .ae column. 70. ... Times.
 Candidate for Ds.uc, Attorney
 Seward Nos n This town has candidate for t.r.r attorney ol tnc rurl division in the person of wm Corncmor arr Of hc local Republican club
 Endorsed for Iudgeshp
 tr.honr. Nor f. Arthur rrme who headed rte ..eket m che ren. election ol legislative candle Uar. m t.. Third division ha. been er.I my Che .lnetorase Republic can club as n successor to Juisc Prod M Drown
 Valdez Wants Richie as Judge
 Valdez Nnr f- From an parts or One ThrI Division au effort s being mad. t1 Induce Attorney E E Rr.h.e u be candidate tor judge nIn headquarters hcrc Mr. Ritehle
Douglas Island news., 1920-11-19

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-22

Mr.. scribbie Scratch came putting
hack TO Meadow Grove school In
f1ve minutes. as he had run ali the
way from Farmer Smiths barn. hsv.
ing watched the old tin rooster on
top an he swung around on pivot
The wind IL south by morrill, he
told DIR. Mink. with a little leaning
toward the vest"
Fine nodded DR.. Mink. NOW I
can cure Markie Muskrat. I'm
sure. You see the wind has TO be
just right
Narkis sat very still and didn't
cay a word Neither did Nancy.
who had slipped her little scissors
back into her pocket the minute DIR.
Mink had set Markis free from the
chewing-gum that was holding him
DOWN
Just then all the others returned
from the errands that DR.. Mink had
sent them on. never for a moment
sus pecting that all he wished was
10 get them out Of the way while
he was cutting Markie loose.
Judge Grow brought the grain Of
corn ne had been told TO get. then
Mr.. Chuck came In Juggling a sazsa-
fras root. scamper Squirrel brought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-22
A MARVELLOUS CURE

prfckiy burr. Cutie Cotfontan .
leaf Of lettuce. and others brought
wheat. mess. and the different things
Or. Mink had said were necessary
TO cure the little muskfst boy OF
his dreadful disease called stpkan-
kanfmovaninch-
When everything was quiet again
and all the Meadow Grove pupils
had returned TO their seats. DIR
Mink mixed everything together
and pounded II with . stona Then
he gave Markie a spoonful and said
q charm. which went like this:
-Chswum. Eumurn. situm. stick
um. Dontum teiium surcum iiek.
vrn-" Then he waved his hands
three times
Now get no he commanded.
And sure enough MArkle stood right
up.
~Wonderfuir gasref the fairy man
schooimaster. Marvellous
Terry Toad held up his hand.
PLEASE. his hairs all Off bchindl-
he said.
That eoughed Or. Mink. is al.
ways the way with this disease
The hair comes out avfully.-
tCopyrtght, 1890. ~ y. A.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-22

surely see that smart little cousin
Of his 60 10 his storchoure. so
Happy Jack waited and watched.
Next story; striped Cbipmunk Has
More Pun
IS. A. WEEK -
To ipsurr their buying frr~h eggs.
customers Of n Brixton. England,
merchant have them tested before
buying.