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Douglas Island news., 1921-01-21

lmi, toproduction in everything An Al- a~kan never wastes anything nor kills for the sake of killing. Whatever spoilation has been done has been by large corpora ions formed in the south to exploit the Ter mtory
 With development board composed wholly of Aaskaus there will not be con- ,cryatiou, neither will there be spoilahon' but development along sane lines.
 We consider ourselves the equal of even hc "Nativc Sons" of the Sunsets own nome state of California, fully as capable O. working out our own destimes. When people realize that We are white, Americans icy win stop suggesting that we need out s.3crs to administer our affairs.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-21

BY - EMAI1


That fool rooster by one crow procipitatcd au kinds Of trouble for Che Stroller.
 Zion forgot ail about hia oldouhip In AmazIn Grace church and made n boo llne for that honhousc. He To- catcd q, without trouble and was in Che act Of leaving with a chicken under each arm when thc owner sud- denly appeared and began shooting holes In thc climate.
 Zion not only dropped tho chick ons. but he dropped Che Strol'ora cont and when daylight came it was found lus. outside the henhouse The result was that as everybody iu chat town know that coat Che Stroll Ter having worn it for fourteen years. he was dragged out of bed at 7:80 chat bright and peaceful Sum day morning and arrested on charge Of stealing chickens.
 That was Che longest day Che stroller ever whiled away There had been considerable disorder thC previous night. and when Che Stroller was taken Go Che 7x9 calabooso thcrc wore alroody eleven others thorc ahead of him-al sons and daugh- fora of Ham and as Che structure had been built with utter disregard for Che laws Of sanitation. it was we'll. a poorly kept tigers cage at a circus was a bouquet of roses in comparison
 At 9 o'clock next morning thD Stroller and his roommatos wer' taken before a police magistrate and whom Che former told his story abou. . loaniug his cont Go Zion. Che latter 1 was sent for but Chat prince Of liar oa his oath testified as follows:
 "Whon loft de o6ico fo' o'clock yIstddy mawnIn'. dat coat wa. |bme.n' in de room whah de moon ! shine am kept Sides. mah soul wm | foo bucy ylcIu iu de Lawd lo' mo t' hoah any rooster crow at dat time
 By promising to raise Zion's sal |ary forty cents per week Che strolle. finally prevailed on him to teIl th' truth. Us only viudication of him soIf was.
 "Dat rooster had no bushes orow.n' at dat onsoemiy houah n. done make me nu from grace whei my soul was Jicn' in dc Lawd.'
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-21
SOUR DOUGH NOTES Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

LoRoy w. Miner accidentally kill- ed whom Che contents of tho shotgun wIth which he was hunting ducks at Maynower island was discharged and struck him ln thc head Ho was go years Of age and born in Connec,i- cut He had ono Of Che largest funerals over attended. held In Che Douglas Friends church. Miner first came to Alaska in 1898 and landed at WrangeIl; went Go Tolc- graph creek. up Che sukino river. and camo out by way of Taku river. Ho afterwards worked at porcupino. Ho had lived iu Douglas for several years
 Tho play "Kathleon Mavourneon
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-21

was being given by Che George T. Snow Company
 Antelope Doc." a well known character. tells Of his third trip from Juneau to Boring raa via tho Yakon. This umo hc had % 25-foot canvas boat loaded with 800 pounds of freight Ho shot Whitohorao rapids with Che boat and got a ducking but did not lose any goods.
 Angus Mackay appointed super Intondcut Of all Che mills at Tread we'll
 Two men were asking for a fran- chise for a street railway at Skag- way
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-21
NOT SHOT

Steve Tcrzovich. employed at the Treadweu store and a brothcr-m-nw Of Sam Paul. has received letter from Che Paul brothers. who lcft here several months ago for their old homes in Serbia In Che letter there was nothing said about sam Paul having been shot and wounded SO it is generally believed chat Che rue nor to chat effect was unfounded.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-21
woMAEs CLUB

Tho Douglas Island Woman's Club met at Che home Of Mrs. J. F.. Henson on Wednesday evening. The club had a pleasant and instructive session.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-21
BASKET SOCIAL

Tho Alaska Native Brotherhood held a basket social at their hall here on Wednesday evening at which S58 was realized for Che treasury Of Che Brotherhood.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-21

Attorney General Jerry Murphy in am interview given a paper at Aiuot, s. b. de- clarcs that the Territory of Alaska is bone dry and that there is not a suit ease full of booze in the whole Territory. Jerry likes Alaska SO well that he would do most any thing to preserve her good name.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-21

The turn of the wheel seems to be com ing that is to bring prosperity for Alaska. With things dropping to normal in the States, industries that have struggled for their lives in Alaska for the past several years, will revive and operate.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-21

The death of Allen Shattuck, Jr, is a sad blow not only to his parents and other relatives but to an who knew him. He was particularly well liked by printers and men of the Channel as Inc had developed a great liking for the business aud was fast developing into hrst-class printer It is with sorrow that "3O' IS written ror Allen by his sincere friends.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-21

Zion City, TIL, enjoys a peculiar brand of Christianity, and propaganda gotten out by thc sect there says that each one will be punished according to his crime-the smoker cbokcd with tobacco smoke, the drmkcr drowned in vat of liquor. As the Zouists an wear fun boards, we would sug- ecst that they be chokcd with their own whiskcrS.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-21

The plan of Hctchikm Post of The Am- crcm Legion is not without merit m the fact that while showing appreciation for thc soldiers of Alaska the bonus proposed would help to build up the Territory. It.. bv eiviue the bonus only to homcbuiIders, encourages people to make their homes here and to locate permanently.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-21

In Missouri they have introduced law to make it a crime punishable by death to steal am automobile We wonder what they would do to a man if he stole a Ford3
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-21

It is claimed that liquor is being snug gIcd by airplme from Canada into the United States. It comes high, but we must have it.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-21

know Of one hardware firm chat is willing Co eiyo lbcraIIy In food. Why not give such as these Che op- poruuIy? Money .s not necessary; it ls food Europo's children want
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-31

tain flowers in all the flush and glory of full bloom.
 Dream of Nature
 The lake is perfect dream of nature, 1,450 feet above sea level. From it's peaceful surface while drift ing in a skfff about sunset Mt Nit chell rises in full view, scarcely 20 miles distant, proudly towers near ly 1000 feet above the sea, and al- most seems to boast of its supremacy over everything east of the Rockies. Scarcely 25 miles distant are Linville gorge through which one one of the lakes feeders rushes from 5000 feet above, while Alta Pass, Blowing Rock and dozen lofty heights almost cast their shadows over the surrounding slopes and wales.
 It is all so peaceful out here in this strangely picturesque and weird ly enticing region several miles from the pretty little mountain town.
 The lake was stocked with bass several years ago. They are prepar- ,ing to establish large hatchery on Its shores. But neither of these ac- tivities are needed. Ever since the waters were compounded the Cataw- ba and Linville rivers. pretentious
 
 from the lofty heights on two sides, have been carrying perfectly cultured and courageous bass, ranging from to 24 inches long. into the lake. It's literally alive with them. And the beauty and fun of 1t is they appear to possess a genius for negotiating your "siver doctor," or grizzly king" adorned with tiny well-be- kaved spinner.
 The fact is, these beautifully marked fish are not only good sports" when it comes to striking. but they perform with an artistic grace that proclalms their patrician origin and high breeding. I'm in- clined to believe they all have worthy antecedents. There's no doubt of the grown-ups having received their Inspiration under most favorable conditions. The larger sizes must have attained scientific degrees from higher fish institutions of learning. You pay a small fee to fish in the lake This keeps out all the rubbish and tonnage brutes, and leaves the field to few folk out for the sport only. There are not many of them on the lake. It is not yet widely known. When it is, doubtless extra coaches will be needed to care for the | travel to and fro.
 No Motor Boats Allowed | Plain rowboats are employed, when you can get one. There are only a few on the lake; they are owned by scattering mountaineers around the shores, and securely locked Motor boats are not permitted for the present, at least.
 Three afternoons spent on this wonderfully beautiful body of clean clear water will be milestone oi memories for years. MT J. c. Hem phill, prominent citizen of Marion who resided for years in BessemeI and around Birmingham doing en- gineering work-an elegant gentle man of leisure up here who knows
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-31
H|DEN FINDS PRIZE BASS FISHING SPOT
 OF WHOLE COUNTRY
Artificial Lake Near Marion, N. c., Offers Ideal Spot for Lovers of Natures
 Charms
By ROBERT G. HIpEN

Marion, N C., July 2O.- (special.)- One of the most enthusiastic small mouth bass admirers wrote a book on that fine game fish in which he claimed, among other things, the small-mouth bass, pound for pound and inch for inch, is the swiftest fish that swims, and offers the best sport. He was wrong. The rainbow, the eastern brook and the steelhead, cold water athletes of great power, endurance and speed, can out-plunge. out-dert and out-leap any small mouth bass that ever darted for a "Mayfly" or Queen of Waters" whether in the cool lakes of the Ca nadian woods or the silvery streams of Michigan.
 And yet, the small-mouth bass, the real bass with pedigree and pep-none of your numbering large mouth ple- beian variety, known in many part
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-31
Stockholders to Get 8 Per cent on Mon.y
 Put In Exposi ion
By Associnted Press

San Francisco, July 3o.--One of the few cash dividends ever declared by worlds fair was announced here recently by trustees of the Panama Pacific International exposition, which attracted thousands from all parts of the world tN San Francisco in 1915.
 The dividend, the first and last paid by the exposition company, was for per cent on the stock approx mating $5,500,000. Checks covering the dividend will be sent to stock holders August l.
 The exposition company also gave the city of San Francisco the huge exposition auditorium here and its organ. The last democratic national convention was held in the auditor ium.
 Another gift to the city resulting from the exposition IS an area of four blocks along the Marina, a bay front stretch of the exposition grounds not far inside the Golden Tate. It casne from stockholders who decline to ac- cept their dividend and put the money into the property to give to the city. It is probable the tract will be converted into 8 marine park and boulevard
 The flat top of Table mountain. South Africa is often overspread with a cloud known as the Table Cloth. It forms very suddenly, chief ly with strong southeast winds, and has been the cause of accidents to wayfarers on the mountain who have lost their way when enveloped in the dense vapor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-31
NEW WAY ID
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In Convenient Tablet Form,
 Combined With Iron and Other Health Builders.
Quickly Builds New Flesh,
 Strength and Health

No need to eat yeast cakes any morel Take yeast the new easy way in pleasant tablet form, as em- bodied in Ironized Yeast.
 Everyone has heard of the seem ing miracles performed by yeast. es- pecially in cases of loss of weight. weakness, poor appetite, mal-nu- triton and general 'run-down" con- ditions.
 The reason for these amazing re- suits is that yeast contains a certain mysterious element called vifamincs which we do not get in our present. day diet, but which are absolutely necessary for good health and proper physical development.
 Ironized Yeast contains highly concentrated brewers yeast which Is far richer in vitamines than ordl- nary baking yeast. In addition, it contains iron and other well-known health builders. so that you really get two splendid tonics in one.
 If you want to put on good solid flesh. if you want to increase your strength so that you can tackle hard work and enjoy 1t, If you want to put good healthy color in your cheeks, and feel 'fit" all the time-then try Ironized Yeast. Fine for clearing up sallow and blotchy skin.
 In most cases Ironized Yeast will bring a decided improvement by the third day. The sallowest complex ions will usually be cleared up in less than two weeks. Find out how It is to be in perfect health all the time! Get Ironized Yeast today packed in convenient Sani-tape pack age that you can slip in your vest pocket Cost no more per dose than common yeast. Each package con- tains 10 days treatment and costs only $f.00-or just 10c & day. Spe- cial directions for children in each package. Made by the Ironized Yeast Company. Atlanta, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-31

of the south as the trout in others as the chub, If you please-puts up good fight and provides the thrill. all right, even though he's outclassed on the breakfast table by most of the cold water trout beauties.
 Up here in the foothills of the Blue Ridge, I found & fisherman's para disc for bass. A friend in Birming- ham had told me of It. though he had never been there. It proved little less than a wonder. For the greater part of three days, at least from 3 to in the evening, 1t was a treat for any man who knows how to cast and whip a fly.
 This Ideal homo of the bass Is q great lake, a few miles from Marion, which was compounded by the South ern Power company for emergency needs. It is seldom called on for ad- ditional force. and only when the waters of the company are low enough to need help in the ambitious task of supplying light and power to half a hundred or more cities and towns, with innumerable textile and other mills In the Carolinas.
 Three immense concrete dams were constructed to harness the waters Of the Catawba and Linville rivers ana several smaller streams that tumble and hustle down from surrounding mountains to feed the lake. It Is clear and deep, has innumerable coVes and arms extending between small mountains that provide ravishing scenic beauties, and offers ample cover and feeding grounds for the fish. In breadth the main reaches of the lake range from half a mile to two miles, and they are several miles in length. Many inlets and back wa ters tucked between overhanging mountains give it a shore line of 134 miles. You can get all kinds of bass pictures by just looking at the wa ters lined with overhanging shrub bery and a riotous variety of noun
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-31

Here is the new Rapid Transit truck, put out by the Republic truck people, and sold locally by the Gruse- Crawford Manufacturing company, at Avenue and Twenty second street.
 The truck Is designed and built 10 answer every haulage requirement in rapid transportation.
 As most Republic distributors are frequent visitors to the Alma factory they have had an opportunity during the past year to watch, with a great
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-31

The beacon lights of long ago had a brightness of few candlepower. The beams of modern lighthouses enormous light-gathering devices are millions of times brighter. NavesinE Light. at the entrance of New York bay, is rated at 9.000.u00 candle power
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-31

deal of interest, the development of this new model, and were recently highly elated upon receiving an nouncement from the factory that it was ready for the market.
 Has Power and Speed
 The Republic Rapid Transit has ample power and speed to meet the requirement of all lines of business In which these two factors are of primary importance in transporta- ton, being designed and built to keep
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-31
For Good of the Community

courage Giants who have faced other giants and grimly smiled in the exchange of oX-killing blows, have been known to beat woman.
 Calico fought no battles, but he suffered i'm prisonment for principle; that humanity might know truth about the earth which it trod. The only blow struck by any of the IF apostles was rebuked by Him. That gentle Spirit gave life for the golden rule
 Should it be called the fred badge of cour- age?" Is the courage that dies in the fanfare of battle superior to the quiet courage that does we'll the humdrum of daily life with none to ap- plaud and no lure of excitement to lead on?
 Is he bravest who rides abreast of mems pas sions and their affiliated meanness into office with alarum of political success, or he who, aOler and more cunning in the knowledge of men, casts aside that kind of glory that men may not be led astray?
 Is the brave man of his community he who, when all runs we struts about in braggadocio display of his money and his attainment, but when he is called on to share the common fate, wears long face and sours the dough of others?
 Rather is not he brave who smiles when the cup is filled, but can smile also when it has been drained, cherishng the joy that it has given and patient of it's next filling?
 Is he brave who hangs behind when other men are pressing forward to regain their foothold after setback? Is he brave who is afraid to venture to the front line until assured that it has broken through doubt, hesitancy and pessimism and gained the glory of renaissance? Is the man who does that fit company for those who penetrate gloom to the radiance of beyond?
 she brave who has seen his city survive every period of depression and come forth each time greater and richer and grander than before, yet will not do his part to hasten the rebirth that he knows is in the offing? He is not:
 The Birmingham man, who is truly brave, will cease bemoaning the price that he pays for the privilege of being an American citizen and shar ing the benefits common to that heritage and consider the wonders of his brthright. The brave men and women of Birmingham, now that we have all been pruned bit will sheath their knives and allow their fellow to pass on immune from the charge of being profiteers? They will strike that word from their vocab- ulary and they will rise above calling those who differ from them bolshevsts.
 There will be profiteers all conditions of industry and boshevs speak, well when things go well when they wrong but brave ing quit looking out for what and the beauty and the glory of men and things
 Brave men, who money will pay their bills Brave men, who contemplate building will not wait for another drop in era prices men, who have something will falter and hang fire on ordering and buying now.
 Brave and will turn cold shoulder and lend deaf to the vendors of they that They will ask the monger where he got his pot of and this will cause the not know what he is talking about
 The brave and of Birmingham will turn their faces forward and keep them there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-31

these two qualities uppermokt and unfailing in daily operation.
 Comments made by the Rt public Dealer organization indicate th t the ReTubllc Rapid Transit will \ meet with the highest favor amont na- tional business men who realizh that low ton-mile cost, coupled wi4 de- perdable day-after-day and nj ,nth after month service, Is the red an swer to every transportation prob lem
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
URGES USE Of ROD TO
MAKE GIRLS BETTER
pittsburg Magistrate Declares
Lasity OF Home Rule Cause
OF Moral Delinquency.
nv As-ocla,cd rrcss TO Every Evening.

nv Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
rittshurr, Pa, Nov. i.-Tcnsar1
nevolf magistrate I'm Morals Court
hVie. announced today that he would
appear before Mayor r.. V. ilahcock
ana city council and ask that 100
women he appointed special police Of
he,rs 90 visit restaurants. hotels,
cnharcts and like places and warn
Young eirls Of the pit falls" OF the
tity'a nirht lie.
Magistrate ncwolf declared that
the women officers should be selected
from the personnel Of charitable and
social organizations. and that while
they would not have the power to
arrest they would be ordered Go visit
the caharctH and similar places at
nieht, warn the girls who gathered at
such places. and, Il necessary, take
the parents uf such girls 20 task The
rlfis aud their mothers would be told
to appear Ia Morals Court the next
aaN. when according 60 Magistrate
noWun. they would be warned
rhrlr nsxt oncnse. he said, would
bring drastic action.
fAxltv az home rules and the leni-
cnoy of mothers with their daughters
are the main contributors 60 the de-
nnuuonCy uf young girls In Pitts
turr. Magistrate DeWolf Dzaid.
ustrunger warnings and htu,
more TOD on tho part OF the parents
and there would be better girls h'
declared.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
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BE Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets.

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You have had taste IN your mouth
a lazy. no-Eood feeling you should
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p3oa. no n.mples feeling Of buoyancy
iikp childhood days YOU must get al
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pr Edwards Olive Tablets act or
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They START the bile and overcoms
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and note the pleasing results. Millions
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