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Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
MANY ON ALAMEDA

Many passengers on Che steamer Alameda. now on thc Channel have amlGod their intcnuois of staying over at Juneau until that vessel goes Go slagway and return on Che present trip Ou Che boat are all Of tHe remainder ol thc members Of Che rcutora. legislature many people u route ,1 western Aaska and a number ol other people for points ou tho Channel There is a dance tonight at tho Elks hol In Juneau to give tho passengers who are stop- ping over a chance to meet Che peo- plc of Juneau and to introduce Che members ol thc legislature. The Alameda was sold out leaving Scat uc having total of 2SS passengers on board
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
BASEBALL TALKED

The meeting ol Hose Companies No. and 9 of uc Douglas arc de- narmwt hold on Monday evening" was most interesting one and a ar.. number or tbe members were present.
 The report of t.. committee lhat had h.u appointed ,o make a sur- r.y of baseball material was heard and ItvH found tha fI50 was nool- .I to ruroba. several now uniforms pads md various other pamplcr- uua u Mbue over ways and means to us. Che sum O. money needed It was decided that t would be Ic.. to a committee witch is to mas. Ila reror. a, uc mex. mcc'- ms
 Hu..hII vII aan occupy Che at. muor of Che department aud it is planned to put team iu tHc Uc.d again ins yerr which If s hoped arI expected win be stronger chan m. on. ol last ..um. There Is oon- siderable more baseball material hero un hor. has been .or several years
 and au ar. anxious for ,he season .1 ..art
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
DAMAGE CASE

,Tbc trial for damages of Mrs. Kos- N ys. tho Alaska Juneau Gold Min- mg Company stun occupies thc at- tcnuon Of Che district court The plaiuuG put witnesses on Che stand tor several days th.s week and Che dennsc ia now introducing tcsti- mony
 The evidence given by Che pIaiu- uH witnesses had mostly Go do with Che condition Of Che Hume and Che ground surrounding it on Che day Of tbo slide. January 9. 1920 An attempt is being made to prove chat lt was on account Of an overflow Of Che Hume chat Che slide occurred.
 The defense is by czpor. tcsti- mony and oldumc residents of Ju- ncau trying to establish Che fact chat owing in Che condition Of Che erouud and wbatis said to have been Che excessive rainfall at that time. thc slide was puro accident that would have occurred if thc Alaska Juneau Gold Mining property had never bcon there.
 The case win undoubtedly occupy thc rest of tho present week.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
NO CHANCE TO BE
 MADE IN SCHOOLS
Charles w. Hawkesworth, Who Started the Agitation, Declares
 the Incident Closed

Charles w. Hawkosworth. district superintendent Of Che Bureau Of Ed- ucauon. whose statement that Inc would more than likely recommend Che abolishment of Che Wrangoll goy- crnmcnt school at Che end Of Che present school year and that it would be likely that other govern ment schools would be abolished. started Che agitation that has been going Che rounds In many of thc pa- pers in regard to thc co-education Of white and native children. said to- day that as far as he is concerned Che whole thing Is a closed incident. Ho has not yet made such a rocom- mondatlon and in view Of Che agi- tat.on raised and the statements made by Secretary Of Che Interior John Barton Payne and w. T. Lopp. chief .of Che bureau for Alaska. that there was no contemplated change in view n Che educational situation in thc Territory it is very probable that he win not make such a rec ommendatIon.
 Mr. Hawkesworth has been mak- ing Che rounds of Che cooperative stores operated by Che natives under bureau supervision at Metlakatla. Hydabure. Bay View and Rake. ac- companyIng J. O. Williams on his annual audit and has been away
 from his headquarters at Juneau for Che past two months. but has written letters 90 Che members of Che Wran- gell school board telling them that there is not much probability of Che government school being abolished. and it would seem that Che incident is. to all practical purposes. closed.
 Speaking of business conditions as he found them at tho various COG operative stores on his visit he said chat notwithstanding the falling market and Che poor season of last year in regard Co Che fishing busi- ness. Che stores have done very well. They have not done as well as in some Of tho years gone by but they have done bitter than was expected.
 He also stated that his chief, W. P. Lopp. would arrive soon from &c., attlo for a conference with Che gov- cruor Of Alaska and l.. D. Hondcr- son. Territorial commissioner of od- ucauon. on school matters in Alaska.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04

was One beginning Of Che end. He ou.t at Che end of One tbIrI. after bc had badly spranod h.s ueh, hand. but decision un to that umo would have been iu favor Of osborn.
 Tho advertised bout between EarI Reuter- ot Kctch.kn and Ray HIeh- .oucr ol san Francisco d.d not ma- tcrIalte as both men withdrew jus, before Che tmc for 10 to s.art
 O0cai of Che evening were Jack Wuaou. of Tradvcu referee, Tom Macdonald aud H V UnJrcsaou. judges. and Frank No.oair au- HouuOor
 During mtom s.ona u.NIc ovor .I uIth song. and music and lwt bo.or. bc main event The Nwcy Joan and Jaolues gave songs and dauee.
 Besides he many people from rmuc Doae.as and Juneau a spec aI train uas run through .he uu- mol from Che Perseverance mine and many ol ,ae mon from ,H.e wore present.
 m. whole smoker was ..0au .u. one vi.h a .o-ol good snorumanah.p displayed ou au sides
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
HOONAH MAN HERE

Frank shottcr. formerly Of this city. has been in Juneau for Che past week receiving medical attention to attempt Go overcome threatened deaf- ness. lie has lived at Hoonah for Che past several years where he is n Che mercantile establishment of L.. Kane an6 is assistant postmaster.
 He is interested in a mining prop erty at Lislansh with William IT. Dodge and Dr. w. A. Borland, also Of Hoonah. and several others and they contemplate to do considerable development work on Che property this season
 Mr. Shottor visited in Douglas one day during his stay on the Channel.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
TEACHER QUITS

NuH Theresa Reeve teacher In lbc poue.as High School resigned her position in that institution last Tuesday and lott for her home u California ou Che steamer North western Wednesday uisht Being so nte Iu Che achoo. yoar it may not be poo .blo to got a substitute from Che south to toach Che remainder of Che ,orm
 The resignation of NiH Reeve was caused by continual differences be- tvocu horoIr and pupils of thc meh school that finally culm.uatod us. Monday In almost open rcbcl- uou and caused her lo offer her rcs-
 ulUou. which was accepted
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
WILLIAM T. BURNS DEAD

William TT Burns Of Fairbanks hroo times a member ol Che Tcrr.- ,oHm legislature. died at Fairbanks ou February 2i from acutc oppcn- Maus He was about 40 years Of ago and leaves a wife and three children.
 Mr. Burns was member Of Che first and two subsequent. log.slo- urcs and was candidate for senator from Che Fourth division against E.. n. Collins Che present incumbent
 While attending to .his duties as laumakor at Juneau Mr. Burns made many friends on Che Channel who regret Go hear of his death.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
TAX
 LIST IS PRINTED Arrangements Made for Sale of Property on Which Tax Is Not
 Paid. April 4

At Ono meeting oi the DousIos c.ty council aa. Monday night II wa. ordered that Che delinquent ta2 u.t for Che fear 1920 bc published u Che Douglas Island News and chat tho aIc oI that property upon which
 be taxes romau unpaid be held ou April {. 1927.
 It was found thal therc remains nru-ouc pieces o. Douglas rcai cs- tate upon which Che uN has mol boon paid The amount due for uzw ucuaIty and costs oa al prop. .rn s EISSfa.
 Deeds Go property sold at Che mN lIc O. two youa ago. .t was au- nomooI. win bc issued on March IS.
 The matter ol Charles Benson. who |, wa. reported was il and aroua in bs cabin bore. was report cI to tIe council at the meeting. stops wore taken and ho was rc. moved Go ST. Ann hospital Jmcau for mol..a. attention
 Petty lh.og.ry along tlc watcr- front was brought Go Che attention oI One .ouucl and it was decided Co take every urc.autIon Co prevent any further thHa and to try Go apprc hcuI .lo.e who have been doing che -L---u--
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
BACK AGAIN

Alfred Eeen. at one time propr.- etor ol tho Douglas dairy and prop- .rtr holder iu uour.as returned her. early m Che week on ,hc steam or Admiral Watson. after an absence ol two yaar. He has wandered to many parts ot tle country e.ucc leaving Alaska principally m TcNas and California Ho has returned io look aller hH property interests and win h. employed m fbc Channel
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
AGENT ILL

R. F. Richardson. general agent for Che Canadian Pacific Railway Company is quite ill at st Ann hos. p.tai iu Juneau as tho result Of a severe cold contracted while on a long "Trip to Quebec. Cauoda. Go at- teud a meeting Of Che general agents of Che company
 Hclurliug here early last month Mr. Richardson has not been abl, since chat time Co visit his onico
 Ie is worry well known and liked by many people on Douglas Island
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
PERSONNEL OF
 LEGISLATURE The Fifth Session of Territorial Bodies Starts in Juneau Next
 Monday Morning

Tho Gfh biennial session of Che Territorial legislature win convene m Che Garadc buildme Third street Juneau, next Monday morning and Che last of tho lawmakers for Che aoa- sion arrived ou Che Alameda today
 The present legislature win be overwhelmingly republican in is makeup. Che only democrats being those who happen to be hold-ovon from 19l8.
 n Che Firt division Che senators arc William E. uuu Of Juneau. a boldoyor and a democrat He .s Q druggist Forest J. Hunt Of Kctch- imu is % republican and % business man of One Fiu, City,
 Those u Che lower house of tbc legislature from Che First division arc Cash Cole. transfer man and arnt for tho American Railway Ex- nroH Company Of Juneau. George Gorlou s outside foreman at hc Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Com pmy and au cx-scrv.co maui Earl L. Hmtor is a former postmaster of Juneau and more recently has been captain of eas boats y. T. Trpp Is mining engineer An live at. Juneau and al are republicans
 In One Second division tho sen-. atou orc James Fmwlcy and John suudback. both Of Nomo and both republicans Senator FravIoy is a. lawyer and smdbock is % mining man.
 The thrcc members Of tho lower house from the Second division are Charles w Brovu. Oryuo D. Coch- uuo and E. J.. Holt Tho fourth member from thorc was D. D. Bur- ro1ras who died in Seattle oarly hH wcik Coehunc is % lawyer
 and Uo't is a hardware merchant An aro republicans.
 The senators from thc Third di- vision arc Thomas c. Price of An- ahomre and E. D. Chamberlain of Seward. Chamberlain is n he. hotel business. while Price Is @ plum bor The former Is a republican and thc latter a democrat
 The representatives from thc. Third me Arthur Frame of Anchor age. J. U Murray Of Mccarthy R. E Emcr and Capt. A. B. Lathrop ol Cmiova The first two are nw- ycrs Capt La.hrop Is Che owner of. picture show houses and Elacr is. u employee Of Che Copper River & Northwestern Railway
 The two senators from ihc Fourth division arc E. B Collins Of Fox and L. C. Floss Of Fairbanks Senator Collins a a mining man and Hess Is. banker.
 Tho representatives from Che Fourth arc Andrew Norlaud. H IT, Boe D. J. Wokrt and Thoo Ket- ueson The lut mreo arc from Farbank and Che latter from Brooha Mr. Nor.and Is business man. as is Mr. Ross Mr. Rickert isl l farmer of Che Tanana valley while Mr. Kctuc.on is Q mining man in thc To'oWna country
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
GOODY SALE

st nkcs Guild Of Che Episcopal church Is having goody alc in Che League rooms Of Che Conrrcgauonal church thIs afternoon To enable every one to meet Che now pastor Of st Lukcs church. Rev. C. E Rice. and Mrs Rice. a silver tea is also being hold hs afternoon at Che same place.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
BOWLING

In none of Che games Of Che inter- city bowling tournament Of last night was there as high as 23oo score made. and au Che scores were very oven. The Brunswicks won from Trcadwoii on thc rrcadwcu al- ioys by very small margin and Che ElN bent Tbluc on Che Brunswick alleys by only a few pins.
 The relative positions Of Che teams with thc Eika several hundred pins Iu Che lead. remains Che same as last week.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
DINNER PARTY

Peter NcEyoy entertained Che members of che Douglas High School basketball team at dinner at the homo of hIs mother iu th.s city ou Monday evening Besides Che team. Mr. Nichols. Mr. Mitchell and Miss Thompson Of thc faculty were pres. cnt What is said to have been a ruc rcnast was scrvcd.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
LIT UP AGAIN

The differences between Che city council of skagway and the Home Power Company of that city have been adjusted and the city has had iu street lights on for some time now. The Home Power Company has made contract Go light the city with but a few changes for the sum Of S1.250 a year.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
BUY HALL

The Juneau Camp Of Che Alaska NaUyo Brotherhood has purchased tbe building known as Che Croaum hUL situated on Che walk between .lc zoo and Mexican mills. from Che rralVeU Company and win move .t to a position ou WiIoushhy ave. mo u Jmau shortly
 Tonight thcy are giving hIe dance and entertainment u Che hau to ohrIaton it and many natives from both sides oi the cbmuc. win bc present at tho .uyuc.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
COMING HOME

Mr. and Nr Eebur' Loom.a of U.s city are due to arrive hero ou
 hc steamer Alameda today altw having spent thc past winter F...t- ing tbc south. much of Che tmo be- ing nm. m Buc1da Wash. with relatives Mr. LoomIs ls tac awycr .or Uao Juneau Lumber Company mI at Juneau and .s returning io again assume his duties at that
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
ACCOMPANYING

Mrs Georgia stanton. shot thru Che right arm and right lung a few weeks ago by Deibert Roper at Ju- ncau. has left st Ann hospital and is staying with relatives In this city.
 Tho grand jury brought a true bin against Roper for Che crime of shooting with intent to kim and he pleaded not guilty through his at- torncy II b. Faulkner yesterday morning. He win have his trial at this term of court on some date not yet fixed.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
SOON REGISTER

According to legal publication iu tbs i.euc ol One Douglas Island Ncw. fhc registration books for Che city election io b. hold on Tuesday April D oneu ncNt Monday and CIv c.crk and Naesuutc L w. kIbuu win be roe rat.ou on.cor
 As uua. ato.y no agitation hu started for Uo.o.a for oomc.Imon but .t is though. that thcrc win b. enough people signify choir willing ucs to run To give che city a iu.I aot ul onIcHI.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
TRIAL POSTPONED

The trial scheduled Cor last Wcl- rcIay m thc .. S Commissioner court Of Louis Quick aeainst John and Br.ta Haho has been postponed by raques, Of Hoiicuthai & He'len- tbaI attorneys for Che liahos. Tho uit is tor Che collection Of Sloo dam- ages for couple of picture frames.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
GAN NOT LIvE

Tho condition Of John Harott "Cordwood Jack." who is at st Ann hospital is said to loo worry serious. According to Che physicians and nurses u charge Of h.s case he can not long survive.
 He Is au oldt.mcr of Douglas who was taken to the hospital several weeks ago suffering from cancer of tho giomach
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
ANNOUNCEMENT

Mrs NcEvoy announces that she win form classes .u English for ior- cu speaking Indies and gentlemen. Fo- further information apply at Government native school at noon hour any day excepting Satmday or Sunday
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
CLUB MEETING

The Douglas Island Woman's Club met on Wednesday evening at tho home Of Mrs. Jack Wilson at Tread well. There was a good attendance and an interesting session was held.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
AT PULP MILL

Rex Early and Arthur Olson of this city Icft Wednesday morning on Che gasboat Anita Phillips for spcel River. where they will Doe employed by Che Alaska Pulp & Paper Com pauy.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
SAW WAY OUT
 OF JUNEAU JAIL
Two ot Three Escaped Pusoneu Have Been Captured by U S.
 Deputy Marshals

Som. ume u. Sunday night ..r.. prisoners Frank Ne.l Walter Brown and Harold FemHe made uo. eape from the Dlea. ial ar Juneau h. s.aue tlrueh .ao bar. 0I Che main tank and t.e bars ..,oru. On. window ou He sol.a- east side %. Che IaI onouue ol,- ioor. rh. saving was Inu. with hack au and ta. noise ol Che saving wa. oo,ero. mp b. t.. .us- ur o. Oh. other prisoners N...md Fmrr wen. captured by deputy T. $ maaaaH n a raou m Che Louis Larl uu. on One salmon crock .oa.Iat. r.slay aeat Brown a HI at lar-.
 The 0s.au. from the main tank aa. u-oueH .aao. ahoH. IS u.he. HIsH and .e. Inches wide The bars at m. window had been aWoI oI at Che top and ben. ual. after .arue n..u nearly sawed ou Inside. Tn. otH.. bar was .Had ol ouF .t ho ..n and .lea bent back.
 Tn. escape ua. discovered shortly after mUuaH. sunday and officers sent o.t searching Gas boats wore
 towards Namm island and ,a tHe Bar fo block rosb.. avenue ol .r. 0mer went along he Salmon crock road and uor. actually re.I N.... Tn. men W.r. finally captured H.m. tHe eo. tnuc H ...r won. .. town b..... eoue .aat e..
 Monday morning u. il o'clock two u. III. mon N.. and F.uune u... located by um.e N O. HarlE w t. G.r..r and Neht pauo.man \. Forsyth. m .H. wood. a.Hne .l. Salmon creed. road While doing u. n.ur. sun wa. also found and t.a men na..I under ar rr operating H This delayed .he officers tor H day. bu- Oh. mon
 e watched and wen. ...u t0 en. ... cabin Tae.ur to aeon N .hou. Q o...1.. .He o....r. surround .d .He cabin and uasaue ueus in t0. mms n.e. ordered h.m to surrender which tler II Several cabins along m. roaI hrI been adol for grub and blanket. and ta. e.ar.. mon were living ersy
 Drown Ha. mn. as yor be.u taken and II. e almost ..run ,hat h. ..- rr.I first and cha. He dd mo, so nfn le ott.r men 10 a thought uat he Is uUur n som. cabin or hoa. and being sheltered by r..uls
 Na. and reuure a..er being uE.r back to iaI claimed thu. Brown wa. repon.Ib.. for Che Ifu break and .aat after He had sono they could not ress. Che temptation to uaE. thc.r escape .s thc way wa. uii. 1noa.
 Of .He thr.. prisoners NocI one ol tn. men concerned In thc alleged ,ben of tHe e.hoa. NHsse. from Simpson N Wrea. o. Juneau ser .-l week. ago. Hc was awaiting ..H .. ...... U..ur.. H uas accused ol burglary or a dNaI ling and was 1uaHue u.al on chat .Har-c Th. crime .hrt hc s aI IoecI to have committed was one O. as. aI when several houses wcr. Hure.arl.I ou WHIorelhy avenue Drown was arrested last fau on th. .Haeec Of operating som on tH' Tamc road and selling wmskoy u. was Indicted by Che present gran. urr
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
CAPTAIN VISITS

Stan Captain James Of Che salva- uon Army who visited with the io- col branch Of Che army for several days left for his headquarters at KctchIkan on Che Northwestern Wednesday night.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
SEWING PARTY

Mrs. William Spain entertain a Of her lady friends at sew- ing party at her home at Treadwoll on last Saturday afternoon.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04
COMING DOWN

L. A. SIauc. owner ol a number of houses In th.s city, ha started teor ing nm down and and win ship che material to Juneau for ro.crec- uou.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-04

WE SELL Fresh Milk and Cream Ferry Tickets
 Steamship Tickets
 Admiral Liucl Cut Flowers
 Pottod Plants
 Electric Light Globes Ice Cream and Candy Magazines and Newspapers Fountain Pens
 Stationery
 Fiction and other books Cameras and Films in addition to ,ho best lines of merchandise regularly car- lied in any uut-claa drug store.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
HEARST SEEKS END
OF PAPER MILL DEAL
Blames Employee for Alleged
Generalization of Plant.

William Randolph Hearst began an
action yesterday in the Supreme Court
seeking 10 have made void a contract
whereby he agreed TO purchase for
s3,500.000 the pulp and paper mills at
Dexter, y. y, on Lake Ontario. His
complaint sets forth that he was in
duced to buy the property by Charles f.
ttel. an employee OF his, who. "al-
though IL was his duty to be loyal to
the plaintiff and seek in every legitimate
way to further the business interests or
the plaintiff. represented that he be-
lieved s3.500,000 to be fair price for
the plant. though in reality it was far
in excess of the fair value Of the busi-
ness"
Mr. Hearst alleges that the value was
overstated in order that Zittel might
get $125,000 and Paul Smith, a broker.
$4,000 out of the amount to be paid.
The papers name as the defendants the
Dexter Sulphite Pulp and Paper Com
any, James L. Campbell. Clarence w.
Campbell and the Dexter Sulphite Pulp
and Paper Corporation.
Mr.. Hearst paid 100000 on closing
the contract. which he seeks to recover.
The balance was to have been paid when
title passed.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
5TH DIVISION MEN
HOLD FIRST REUNION
Pershing Recalls Their Ser
Uices in France.

Three hundred members of the New
York Camp OF the Society OF the Fifth
Division. u. S. A.. held dinner and
dance last night at the Hotel Pennsyl-
vania 1t was the first reunion since
the organization was formed In viii
lagos I'm Luxembourg and Germany in
which the outfits were billeted after the
armistice.
Col. Herbert Parsons, president Of
the New York Camp. was toastmaster.
A comprehensive assortment OF German
trophies was arranged on a long flag
covered table. The programme recited
the various engagements in which the
division took part. Among the veterans
were score Of the disabled members of
the division who are still patients at Fox
Hills and other hospitals. Cen Pershing
in his letter TO the camp said.
II have the liveliest recollections of
the splendid service of the division par
ticularly in the crossing of the Meuse,
and nothing would give me more pleas
ure than to join with you in your re-
union"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-12


CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000; compared with a week
ago, good and choice light and me
dunn weight steers and yearlings. %
to 40 cents lower; short fed and heavy
steers, so to rs cents lower; common
classes and westerns, 25 cents lower
fat she stock, 25 to 40 cents lower.
bulls, Gamers and cutters mostly IS
cents lower; veal calves mostly 81
lower: heavy calves, 80 to rs cents
off; stockers and feeders, % to so
cents lower.
Hogs-Rececipts, 5000: largely 10
to Is cents higher than yesterday .
average; mixed up most: few late
sales weak; hold over liberal: 15C
pound hogs, $40; light lights. up to
$7.65; practical top, 1925; bulk, s6.S5
1920; pigs, steady to strong; bulk
desirable. $500.
Sheep-Receipts, LOCO; today's re-
ceipts mostly packers direct; few on
sale but steady prices compared with
a week ago: best fat lambs, steady to
80 cents higher; in between, 0to
Is cents higher; fat yearlings quoted
25 cents higher; matured fat she
stock, steady TO % cents higher; feed
er lambs % TO 40 cents higher