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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
ny MILTON

LONDON. Aus. i3.-Pro and con
discussions over ave men husbands
are stirring England.
They started when n beautiful
young screen star confldcd to British
newHpapcrmen that h liked a man
to ''be "a regular guy" who said yes
and mo" and e II. The good old
cave-man type would make "a proper
husband. she said.
That's the pro side,
LILY 81. John, one OF England's
most winsomo actresses. says the
cave-man husband idea Ia con, She
wore to that, In court. about the
same time the screen beauty was adj
~vocating the treat 'cm rough typo.
Lily. the sweetheart OF "a nation. in
1915 married Major TryFgc Gran. a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13

member Of SCOTS South Pole eNpedi-
ton and In command OF AN airplane
fleet In the war. He was an ideal
huShand-hero.
In July, four months after they
were married, Lily said. while on a
railroad iTp, her husband became en-
ragged because she was humming. and
picked up a walking stick and beat
her. shortly after that. she said. he
beat her up with a poker.
She left him. and "A few days later,
she testified. Gran camo 10 her home
In a taxi. bundled her In by force,
ana took her TO the flat where he
was LIVING, There he threw her on
the floor. raging like "a madman.
LILY got a divorce.
Cave-men? They're the bunk. Ask
Lily.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13

they're honest In their attitude to-
ward their fellows.
THE women like Mrs. Ames are
the ones who the troubles. Miss
Sorensen. Mrs. Amcs Is not living:
she Is Just In the fringe
l had known the little upstairs
girl' was far from unattractive ply
sically: but now l found her above
the average mentally. | wondered
why she had stayed Just an upstairs
girl"
Tom Bradford gave me that note
and asked me to see that " reached
your hands. 1 didn't want you TO
know that he gave Il 10 me and that
IN why I took the mean hat | did
to get II to you"
why didn't you want me to
know" l asked. fearing to hear the
answer.
During the silence which followed
Il seemed to me thgt Grace hVas
battling with her emotions; then
= met Tom Bradford four years
ago ! know he mentioned
Grace Cameron to your"
The question was "A trifle wistful.
Copyright 1874 By Newspaper Enterprisel
ITO BE GOntinucdl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
Sold In the Head

In an acute attack OF Nasal Catarrh
Those subject to frequent colds Ia the
mead wiil md tha, NE use OF hALLs
system. cleanse the Blood and render
them less liable to colds Repeated at
tacka Of Acute Catarrh may lead t.
Chronic Cathrrh
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE IL
taken Internally and acts through the
Hood on the Mucous Surfaces Of the Sya
ten. thus reducing the inflammation and
restoring normal conditions.
NJ Druggists. Circulars free.
A.. J. Cheney a Co. Toledo. Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13

10 Be IOntinucdD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
unoNr, s0-FnR wIaHIN

Arkansas has grown 10000 acrci
OF Cantaloupc this season.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13

DON'T s'-FoR WISHING.
Don't wish you could find a iob-Find II.
Don't wish you could rent your apart.
u.
Don't wish you could sell your home
Howl
ny nsiar the Herald's Classified Columns
rhons saS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
ROSWELL CLUB
SAYS defeat ALL
THE AMENDMENTS
Thinks Voters Safest
Course Is to Refuse
Entire List

ROSWELL. N. NJ, Aug. i2.-with
inc exceptions OF amendments num-
hcren one ana two. which they find
immhtetial, the klwanis club OF RIOS
wei. which recently adopted a Wig
orouH protest against the 1000. 600
road bond issue. has now gone on
record ~ opposed to aE 81 the II ron
Htitutlonal amendments TO be placed
hetore the people on sept 20. and
urges that the safe course for tho
people Is To defeat them all. The re-
pOrt OF tho committee II M follows;
No, l.. Women to hold any office.
Immatcrial, but no doubt viii carry.
% mar the voters think they w,ll
10 beneftted and the other are AFRAID
OF the first half.
No. 2. Alien holding real estate.
lmmaterihl
NO. !. In conflict with No. 6. n
both are adopteo. n makes term
OF governor commence January l and
the other December l.. This foregoing
proviHions rc.ates to continuing the
superintendent or schools In Office,
should not he voted for.
40 soldlerH' exemption Of 81
600 and 5000 head OF family CThe
latter amount. 5000. h constitutional
now TINS amendment subject 10
great abuse and should he voted
against Does not help the needy
tervice "A
NO. D. Sivirg legislative right 90
chhnge powers and dutiee Of corpora
non commlHsion. Dangerous. should
be voted against.
No y. Changes governors term TO
commence December I after election
and legislature TO meet In February.
one month later than now Requires
Eovorhor 10 submit budget The
vs., PROVISIONS are hiright ana
NNnlF nflnf nut tUnsMNGtlnn X and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13

Most Arctic animals turn white cv-
cry winter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13

Tho salvation Army In London has
a deaf and dumb corps,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13

In the last ~ months 4, S. Gus
toms receipts have been t3Os. 600, 600.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
". I HAGERMAN
j. r. HINKIE.

Committee klwanis club.
To Some Of these conclusions. u
wp~ stated Nj. UaFcrman did not
agree. standing Tor amendments 6,
m" budget and S, the tax levy limita-
tiUu.
Evening journal., 1921-03-24
Use ddib-to keep your skin in good condition

Facial Soap can be used with extremely
sensitive and tender skins which often
react unfavorably to other toilet soaps.
Use Woodbury's daily in your toilet
and see how instantly your skin will
begin to respond to its tonic qualities
what a new feeling of softness and
smoothness your skin will have.
You will find Woodbury's one of the
most economical soaps you have ever
used. A ascent cake lasts for month
or six weeks-almost twice as long as
an ordinary toilet soap of the same
apparent size.
Evening journal., 1921-03-24

If used regularly, Woodbury's Facial
Soap has markedly beneficial effect
on the skin as an organism. II stimu-
lates the little blood vessels, keeps the
pores in an active condition, and gives
the skin tissues firmness and tone.
The power of Woodbury's Facial
Soap to benefit and improve the COM
plexion is due to the fact that it is
based on special formula, the result
of years of scientific study of the skin
and its needs. Only the purest and
finest ingredients enter into this for
mula- In consequence Woodbury's
Evening journal., 1921-03-24
For your special type of skin
there is a special treatment
FER zvideLv-are you using
the right treatment for your- type of skim?

now to use the treatment that will overcome
them. Three of the famous Woodbury. treat
ments for improving the skin republished on
this page You will find additional treatments
for each different type of skin in the booklet
of treatments, "A Skin You Love to Touch"
which is wrapped around every cake of Wood
bury's Facial Soap.
Get cake of Woodbury's today and find in the
booklet the treatment recommended for your
skin Begin using it tonight.
The very first treatment with Woodbury's viii
leave your skin with slightly drawn, tight feeling.
Do not regard this as a disadvantages is an
indication that the treatment is doing you good,
for it means that your skin is responding in the
right way to a more thorough and stimulating
kind of cleansing. After a few nights this drawn
sensation will disappear and your skin will emerge
from its nightly bath soft and smooth that
you will never again want to use any other method
of cleansing your face
You can get Woodbury's Facial Soap at any
drug store or toilet goods counter. 25-cent cake
will last for month or six weeks of any treat
ment, and for general cleansing use for that time
The Andrew Jergens Co., Cincinnati, New York
and Perth, Ontario.
Evening journal., 1921-03-24

IF your skin is a constant problem to
l. you-if you cannot keep it smooth and
f1awless-then you may be sure it is be-
cause you are not using the right treat
ment for your special type of skin.
Skins differ widcly-and each different
type of skin needs different kind of care.
The girl whose complexion is of an oily
type should use a special form of cleansing
to counteract the tendency to become dis
agreeably shiny.
The girl with pale, saIlow skin needs
treatment that will rouse and stimulate
the delicate pores and blood vessels.
No matter what your type of skin hap
rens to bc-you can overcome its defectsl
BY the right treatment, followed persist
emily, you can give it the natural charm,
+he fresh loveliness and color that come
from a healthy, wcll-carcd-for condi-
don of the skin itself.
\ Renlen1berlthat your skin is constantly
y chaneine-each day old skin dies and new
~ skin takes its place. Even if, through neg
" lect, or the wrong kind of treatment you have
allowed your skin to lose its attractiveness-
by giving the new skin which forms each
day, the special care suited to its needs you can
actually make it over-nake it as clear and
smooth as you want it to be-
Study the special needs Of your slkin-fnd
out lust what its weaknesses are, and begin,
Evening journal., 1921-03-24
For the girl with an oily skin


this simple
THIRST cleanse thoroughly washing usual
il aywithW Woodburys Facial Soap and water Wipe
off surplus moisture but eavet the skin slightly damp.
~withwa worku a heavy hther of Woodburys
IN your Apply face and rub into
pores with upward and outward notion
Rinse water the colder the better.
possible your a with Of ice.
and =ier the first time
habit and will marked
ent-a promise which the steady Wood
bury's brings
Sozidf fresfu1e for each
fypeo O IA
book A You o
Touch" WI i rapped
ound sch cake Of Wood
buys Facial Soap.
Evening journal., 1921-03-24

Woodbury. treatments for each
different type of skin are siyen
in the booklet, "A Skin You
Love to Touch.
Evening journal., 1921-03-24
For the girl who is
pale and sallOw

b your skin Is pale and coloriess Try this
.ew steam treatment for It:
ONE night week IN your bowl
~ full of hot water-afmost boiling
hot. Bend over the top of the bowl
and cover your head and the bowl
with a heavy bath towel so that no
steam can escape Steam your lace
for thirty secondA
Now lather a hot cloth with Wood
bury's Facial Soap. With this wash
your face thoroughly, rubbing the
lather well into your SKIN with an
upward and outward motion
Rinse the skin well. first with
warm water, then with cold
Finish by rubbing1 it for thirty
seconds with a piece OF ice- Dry
very carefully.
The very first time you use tins Wood
bury steam treatment, your skin win begin
to show more color. The other SIX nights
of the week, cleanse your skin thoroughly
in the usual way with Woodbury's Facial
Soap and warm water.
ze. 4
Woodbury. troafn1enf for earA
different type of skin are elyun
IN the booklet, "A SA1n Nou
Love 70 TORCH
Evening journal., 1921-03-24
For the girl who is
troubled with blackheads

APPLY hot cloths to the face until
IA the skin is Redeemed.
Now with a rough washcloth, work up
heavy lather of Woodbury's Facial
Soap and rub it into the pores thoroughly
always with an upward and outward
motion. Rinse with clear, hot water, then
with cold-the colder the better.
If possible, rub your face for thirty
seconds with piece Office. Dry carefully
Toremove blackheads already formed,
substitute a flesh brush for the wash
cloth in the treatment above. Then
protect the fingers with handkerchief
and press out the blackheads.
Evening journal., 1921-03-24

Spochzf fresfu1ents for each
type of akin are efven IN the
booklet, "A Skin You Love 10
Touch" which is wrapped
around esch cake OF Wood
bury's FscfaI Soap.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
BASKETBALL TONIGHT

Practically aI ot tho pupils of Go, Douglas public school win SO Co lu u,au tonight Co witness Che last tw, games ol basketball Of a scheduled
 er.cs of four between Che girls and boys teams ol Che Juneau and Doug as Weh Schools rho games are Go start at l.g0 o'clock tonight
 As Che series now stand Ono Douglas boys have won an lhrco
 games played two ol tbcm on thcr own floor and one m Juneau. The e1mc m Juneau was won by Che marrow margin ol one do.d basket end was a very evenly matched ai- mIr Ol Che three samcs played be- tucon Che e.rls teams Juneau has won tvo. one u Douglas and ono m Juneau The .as. game. which was played o1 Che Douglas 1oor was won by Che local team
 Two ol che most interesting games ot Che season arc looked for tonight
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
MCBRIDE SPEAKS
 ON GOYERNORSHIP Endorses George c. Hazelet of Cor lon to Succeed Governor
 Thomas Riggs Jr

The sphinx has spoken. and Terri. torIal Committeeman John c. Me. Bride on Wednesday announced that ho was endorsing without rcscryo- uou George c Hazcict oi Corioya for One position or governor cf Alas ka Further than tbat Mr Mcbride stated chat hc would do everything u his power Go help Mr. Hozo'ot sc- cure Che appointments
 Mr. Mcbride. In making Che ou- uomccmcnt said ,hat since Che cIcc- aou he had given Che matter due consideration and had consulted vn various divisional cha.men. who. bc said. wore unit n cudor- also stated hat he had interviewed ne Mr. UucIcrs candidacy Hc other Republican leaders on Che matter Hc gave it as h.s opinion hat Che appointment ot governor would bc one ol tae drst made. as Governor Riggs intended Go hand in hs re .molou ou March l
 George C HaEaIet .a one .oi Che pioneers ot Prince William sound having landed herc before there was any town of Valdez Hc was for many years a minor and prospce- tor. Hc ha. made ha home ot varI- ol cities n Western Alaska ever since and is said ,o havc a largo per-
 oraI following an over thc rcrr.- tory.
 Ho vas elected delegate from A'aa- Ea ,o ,hc 'as, Republican convention Toy bc largest majority In Che ter- rIory
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
TAX COLLECTIONS

That moro chan lS.00O persons iu Alaska paid a poll tax in 1920 ia Che statement made thls week by Walstou c. Smith. Territorial trcas- urcr The poll tax collections. ac- cordng to Mr. Smith. mp until Che close of business on December 31. were slightly more chan S0O.30O. This is considerable in excess of Che poll tax money collected ln 1919. when it amounted to &S5.O00.
 Something like S2O,0OO is being withheld from tho Territory while Che validity of Che law is being tested. Tho law has been upheld in Che district court and the circuit court Of appeals and is now pending lu Che supreme court
 By divisions Che poll tax coilec- lions were. First division. S32,OOOi Second division. S3.5O0; Third di- vision. S5O.COO; Fourth division. S42OO.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07

tho domination or Che Alaska syudi. cate and ita bipartisan political or gan.mtion
 "Thn situation presents Co prcaI. dent Harding. even before he has taken his oath of o1.cc Che aomo problems hat bcsot President Taft in 1910. Tho Alaska sndicatoa attempt Go control Che great nature. resources of Alaslu In 1910 destroy ed Che Taft administration. severed ho bonds of friendship between President Tou and Colonel Rooao- yclt aplt Che Republican party into two great factions. which destroyed cach other In 1912 elected prosI- dent Wilson. and defeated Hughes for President m lgl6.
 "WW President Harding begin his administration where President Taft lcft oG. and appoint Che Cor doya agent of Che Alaska Syndicate. with hs Keystone Canyon record. as governor of Alaska. and turn Che government or Alaska over Co it bodIy2"
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
PULITZER MISSING

Word was received at Juneau yos- f.ray Cha. Che eoas. guard vessel snobom.sh would leave Port Angeles. Wash. today for tHe Alaska poH.u- uIa u search ol tae mail boat Pu- ttcr which has mot been hoard ol since December ls. whom Che vose. Iou Uyak bay on route to ruu on what would ordinarily be three day rr The vessel has newer re- ported at Uuea
 known Chat exceedingly
 stormy weather was on m Che yi- e.nIy or Che Alaska peninsula last month The Pulitzer is a sailing vessel with gasoline auxiliary en- zine. She has Ho power Go buck storms and Che belief is expressed hat Che craft a anchored iu one ol .to numerous mau bays chat do. Che ooast Uue. waiting for am op- ro.mr to continue ou her way.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
CARD PARTY

To provide funds for Che support of Che Douglas High School orchca ua. Che Douglas Island WomanF Club win rivc public card party ucxt Wednesday evening at hc Eagles hau Progressive whist win bo played. and tho ladies ore asking hat everyone possible attend to spend an enjoyable evening and help out tbis worthy fund.-
 Tho club met ou Wednesday evon- mr at thc home of Mrs. J. R Lang oh There was au unusually good attendance present and Che meeting was said Co have becu highly cn- ioyabIo Refreshments were served by Che hostess
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
TWO ARE DEAD
 FROM EXPOSURE
Leslie Williams Falls Of Cliff When in Weak State and Herb Scott
 Dies in Snow

Leslie Williams l7-yoar-old son of city Councilman E. J. Williams Of Kotchikau. and Herb Scott. aged GO. assistant keeper of Che Mary Island light near Ke.chikan. are dead from being lost u a blIudiug snow storm while out hunting on tho island Che middle Of last week. Roy Chapman. Che h.rd member of Che party is sm quite sick from exposure
 Tho throc went hunting on Mary island. They were out an of We'd ucsdoy night and Che following day and bad completely lost their bear !ngs. Scott was unable to proceed guy farther so leaving Williams to watch him. Chapman. who is g high
 school boy went in search of help. He wandered around for twenty-ono hours and finally reached the light house more dead chan alive
 Lighthouse attendants raised Che distress signal and twenty-four hours later Che halibut schooner Washing Con came along and brought Che news to Kctcbikau Searching parties
 tartcd out from there Sunday morn me and late Chat day came upon Che Williams body at Che foot Of a clin that he had stumbled over Early the next day scotts body was found near by with indications that he had died from cold and exposure.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
CHRISTMAS DAY

Today is Christmas Day, according to Che Greek calendar and the men Of that faith living In this vicinity are not working but are celebrating. Owing Co Che few people here who belong Co Che church now. no serv- ices are being held in the local Serb ian church. but there are services in the Greek church in Juneau.
 At one time thero were over @ thousand persons on Douglas Isl- and who celebrated January 2 as their Christmas. but owing to the closing Of Che mines and the fact that many Of Che men went back Co Che European war; there are hardly half a dozen of them left.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
OPERATION SUCCESS

Miss Trine Muscth was success fully operated on for appendicitis this morning by Dr. II. c. Dovighne at sl Ann hospital. Juneau. AL though Che. trouble had reached an acute stage. it is declared that tho young lady win make a good recov- cry Miss Muscth entered Che hos pital several days ago. after having been ul at her home for some time.
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
SMOKER POSTPONED

The American Legion smoker. scheduled Co bc given In Juneau on Che night of January t4, has been postponed until some date in Febru- ary. The reason for Che postpone mont is given that some of Che men could not get into condition in such short time and that there was some difficulty In matching the various men. Several boys from the Island were Go appear
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
THE JUDGE WILL
 MAKE BIG FIGHT
Former Delegate to Congress Him. self an Aspirnt for Governor
 ship. Speaks Out

Iulre James Wickcrsham several 'umc delegate Go Congress. asp.umt ro tle oGcc of governor of Alaska has thrown h|s ba. u Che ring and uI light to fhc laat Go block Che ape aontmcut ol George C. Uazc.ct as governor or Alaska and Iu am nter- vcu given Go thc Juneau Empire yesterday has the following Co say ou Che situation.
 .Nr McBrdc'. endorsement Of MT UucIct of Cordoya. for Cover nor ua. of course. che only thing rr could do Ualac. and nonohoc elected Mcbride as National Com muteemau at Che primary election oa April -7 Ia., through bIs mo- orte in tae Alaska Syndicate pre- ..n.s at Coroy1. Eyak. Lalouehc and a. Che Ecnucaott precincts. Me- Bride chen arcoruu.fod' Che party by appointing Bcer.e. HazcIct Mar .m and Lomen as his Territorial Divisional Committee uaze'et Mar mnm and Mcbride chen endorsed Huaet for Governor and MarQuam
 or Judge and later Halo.et and Narouam win endorse Mcbride
 and thor. you arc.
 Thc Issue s now squarcy pre-
 .rt.I to President Harl.ue Shall .n. Alaska Syndicate. m addition to ua present conuo. ot Alaska transportation ratcs Ia control of NasEa copper and coal and other e.at natural resources oa tho public domain of Alaska also have cone .rU of Che government oi Alaska. through tbe appointment O. is armta and servants as Governor and . udees and other governing officials i'm Che Territory Shall Halolct and Narqum be permitted arbitrarily Co name Che Judges and other court officials m Che Third and Fourth Divisions where ,he Alaska syndi- cato Ina. us Kamecott and Latouche copper mines. lu Copper River and Northwestern Railroad is Alaska Steamship Companya headquarters. m dominating 50-year government Ioase of che most valuable parts Of Che Boring River coat fields. i,s Na- uua oil monopoly and tranaporto- uon control over the government .uHroad and uayal coal m.ucs2 Mr. . Mcbride thinks that he wiu but
 huk he win not
 "Nr Mcbride declares In his en- dorcmeut Of Mr. Hazelet In yes. tardays Empire. that he would do everything m h.s power to help Mr. .Hazeet secure Che appointment and ! now declare chat win do oyery- hur in my power to warn prest dent Harding Of Che danger ot On,
 situation. and everything possible tc doleat Che appointment of Hazc'oI and every other man endorsed by . Che Alaska Syndicate combination
 m chat contest , ask tho assist aucc ol an NasEana who want square deal In Alaska. free from
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
TEACHERS
 MONDAY NIGHT
Fine Program Arranged for the Regular Meeting Next
 Week

An unusually interesting program has been arranged for Che Juuap meeting of Che Douglas pwent- Teacher Association that is Co bo held iu Che cmbly room of Che pub- uc school buldnr next Monday evening Tho features win be music cal numbers and addresses by TcuI- tora Superintendent of Education L. D Henderson and J. H Long A lunch win win be served by Che domestic science department at One cloac of Che meeting
 The program lu lu'l follows
 Selection High School Orchestra Piano solo, Muuc. i'm E Minor
 DGrceI Ma Mabel Cicay Solo. "Ianny Days, Miss Sansdcld
 VIou oblIeato. J. A. Nichoisl Address .... L. D Henderson Duc. Nearest and Dearcs, '.--.
 Miss sausdcld and Mrs. Maud Music High School Orchestra Talk - Mr. J. H Long Music High School Orchestra
Douglas Island news., 1921-01-07
NEW OFFICERS
 FOR ODD FELLOWS
Encampment and Odd Fellows In. stalnuol Ceremonies Bring
 Out Crowds

This week has witnessed two Iu- sal'auon mrhu m odd Fellowship when. taruns on Monday cyeuus Aurora Eaoampmoat Installed ol ... and oa Wednesday nigh, Alaska Lodge No. I L O. o. F. placed fsc new men m choir pacos Roth mehe saw very large crowds atwane and tao bmgueu were very enjoyable
 Monday night George E Kidd. District Deputy Grand Patriarch. wa. Iu .harec of One ceremonies Be-
 side. .ho installation ot oaIeen work was done m .he Royal Purple do- ree
 Wednesday evening John c Joau- sou. District uepu.y Grand Master. had charge O.. Che ceremonies
 W.. r.H. "...r. .r..