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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-01-20
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

This IS a pleasant, safe and relia-
Bile medicine for coughs and colds.
1t has been in use for many years
and is held in high esteem in those
households where it's good qualities
are best known. 1t is a favorite with
mothers of young children, as it con-
tains no opium or other harmful drug.
Try it when you have need of such a
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-01-20
OUT OF ORDINARY
NEWS
Hear Through Their Feet

Two deaf school children, trained
in special department of the public
schools of Tacoma, recently skated
here on roller skates in perfect time
with music from photograph. The
skating was part of program given
by deaf children. 1t was explained
to school patrons present that the two
skaters felt the vibrations of the pho
nograph through their feet.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-01-20
Breaks Precedent

Warren G. Harding will be the first
President to travel in an automobile
from the Capitol to the White House
at the head of the inaugural parade.
The next to break transportation
record will have to make the journey
in an airplane.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-01-20

Whereupon the board adjourned
sine die.
Approved: OTTO WILHELM,
Attest: Chairman.
GEO. F. CHURCH, Clerk.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-01-20
Bilious Headache

When you have a severe headache,
= disordered stomach and constipa-
ton, take three of Chamberlain's Tab
let's. They will correct the disorders
Of the liver and bowels effectually
curing the headache.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-01-20
Mules Kick ExpIodes Dynamite

Frank Pelone, a stable boss, at
Uniontown, Penn, found a stick
of dynamite and put it in his hip
pocket. Later, while working in the
stable, he was kicked by mule. The
dynamite exploded, blowing Pelone to
pieces and destroying the stable.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-01-20
They Guessed Il.

When the band played How Dry
Am" at the league ball park at Port
land, Ore, three japanese fans stood
In their box with hats raised, thinking
II the national anthem.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-01-20
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

Emmett, Idaho, January 8, 1921.
Pursuant to adjournment, the Board
of County Commissioners of Gem
county. Idaho, met this 3rd day of
january, 1921.
Whereupon the following business
was had, to-wit:
Upon motion the board ordered the
subsequent assessment of James A.
Kesgard, amounting to $68.00, trans
ferred to the real roll, page 20, line
26.
In the settlement with the assessor,
d. j. MCGOWAN of the personal prop
erty assessment roll, the board finds
as follows:
Uncollected balance Dec.
20, 1920 ...................... S3.34O.16
Subsequent roll -.--..---..-----..s 1912
Total --,----...-.-..---..-...-.....- S3,479.78
Auditors certificate No. 284 s., 293. 50
Transferred ..--........-........ $500.
Equities reported to state. 500
Uncollected ..-.......-...........-...- 105.0t|
Total -------.-.-.-.-------..-......-. 3,479.7S
Whereupon the board ordered that
the said d. ]. MCGOWAN, assessor and
tax collector be relieved of further re-
sponsibility as to the uncollected bal
anee OF the 1920 personal property as
SeSSmpnt roll
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-01-20
Instinct. Po,alblx.

Belle-"They say that mice have
very poor eyesight." Beulah-"Weil,
aow is 1t that when they want to fright
en- anyone they always pick out
Wou1an f'-Yonkers Statesman
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-01-20
Easy to Change Name in England.

In England no legal formalities are
necessary for a change of name. A
person may call himself by any name
he pleases, and may change his name
a. often as he likes, provided such
changes are not made from fraudulent
or improper motives
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11
ORDER OF NOTICE.

The said Sanford Stoddard and Charles J. Berger having brought an action returnable to this Court on the first Tuesday of April 1921 setting forth that they are the owners of and possessed of certain premises fully described in their complaint and praying for reasons therein set forth that said Court proceed to hearing of the allegations regarding the in tereSt in said premises of William Wright, Robert Milne and Jennett G. HutchinS or the widows, widower heirs, representatives and creditors of such of them as may be deceased and that the Court render a judgment re- citing the facts and it's findings in re- lation thereto and decree that no ac- ton to enforce title on the part of any of the above named defendants or the widows, widower, heirs, repre- sentatives or creditors of such of them as may be deceased or anyone claim ing under them or any of them shall other relief as the plaintiffs may be entitled to at law or in equity.
 And it appearing by an affidavit of the Attorney for the plaintiffs that neither the plaintiffs nor their Attor- ney know who such interested are or where they reside who may be or should be made partes to the said action.
 Therefore ordered that notice of the pendency of said action be given by publishing this order in the Bridge port Times, a newspaper printed in Bridgeport, Connecticut, three times successively commencing on or be- fore the 22nd. day of March, 1921.
 MICHAEL J. FLANAGAN
 Asst. Clerk of the Superor Court for
 Fairfield County. So
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
CONTRACT FOR
 CARRYING MAIL
Pacific Steamship Company Awarded Contract for Carrying Mail on
 seattle-Alaska Route

Beginning Che first Of November Che inoxcusable and ponny-say.ng system of carrying mail between Soc atiie and points on the- Alaska coast win be skIdded into Che discard and mail win honcciorth Doe carried as mail and not as freight; also there win be mail clerks on Che various steamers Of Che contracting company the same as ip former periods
 A contract for carrying Che mail from Seattle to all points made by ita steamers has been awarded by Che government to Che Pacific stcm- ship Company Admiral Line to boo in ohcct duul the end Of thc fiscal year. which is June 80. at which time a four-ycau contract wul'be awarded
 While Che Admiral Line ia Che contracting company. there is uo doubt but chat arrangements w'h other companies operating steamers to and iu tho North win loo made thc same as was done in former yea-s and before Che mail system of One North was "Burleson.zod" and an but put out Of existence.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
JUST A HUNTING STORY

may not bo true umtna stories seldom are. but .t Us told o. n certain Juneau man tIai few days aeo he was trune deer pasture iu hs small boat and saw deer in
 ho water swimming from one ".. and Go another As hc huu.crH gun was not loaded and as Che door ua. within a lov le.t O. land. mo thing hldf Co bo dome and done quickly. so Che hunter hastily picked uu a monkey wrench 'hat was rHe i'm tho bottom of tho boat and tHra" f with an tr. force and violence a. his command at Che swimming do.r II was a bulls eye and the daor was morally wounded and easily cape ured t Is not statct whoHr or not bc monkey wrench .oa'o'
 around mm it was recovered m
 t probably did. The moral Go .hs m Sell your gun and buy Q mu- kcy wrench Ono kind that 0oa's
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
ORGANIZED FOR
 SWEET CHARITY

There was we'll attended meet ing held lart night at tho city Hall
 when Che Juneau Relief Association was formed. its object being ,ho caro of local unfortunatca who may need assistance during ho winter Mayor R. E Robertson was made char- man and Rev. David WaFgonor aec- rotary Of tho oreanEauon
 After a name for Doe organization had been decided upon there were several short talks nnde on .he man- nor i'm which lt would Doc best Go carry out is purpose and it wm finally decided Go hayo tlrce conn mittocs. Go bo named by ,he chair man one on finance another on sure vev or investigation or as Rider Hareard would aay "mc.I.ue out' and another ou distribution Chair man Roberron announced that he win name Che committees within Q few days
 While there are at present believed to be very few u th.s community in need of as.saucc. thcro may Doc sov- oral before spring and it .a to Doe In readiness to caro for thcm chat Che organization is now n thc process of mnctonIus Representative of au Che churches and lodges were prcsent at ho meeting ast night and gave assurance ol cooperation
 lt n said that children clo.1- ing cau now bc distributed where much needed and it is usciy chat or raunod orort win bo made to secure this and other articles Of wearing apparel just a. soon as thc commit- ices mentioned above arc named. An executive committee composed or .he hoads Of tbo other threa vii. have charge of Che policy Of Che orwniza- uon.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
GREETINGS FROM
 MRS W. e. HARDING
First Lady O. Che Land Sends Token Of Kindly Feeling Co Catholic
 Bazaar

A beautiful autograph picture Of Che Wntc Uoa.. accompanied by ,c-, Friendly Ieu.r ol good wishes Cor -.. .u..... 70. tne ha1.ar was re- ...s.I .n.s week h. tho a1Ie ot che Altar sne,, from Mrs. Florence km- Hauuc ue wife ol our cs- ,o.mI President
 This picture framed In silver and a rand..m. u s .Is uar win be .r...ut.I .f IHe c-I ol tho bazaar fo m. local ruen.I so.e'y which win carry He urf.-t number ol vote. u a straw ballot contest for ronauu
 Specially made voting boxes wth printed a.a. form. vIu be placed r.lt woo. m ... lobby of leading h.... O....ma. stores. restaurants
 rI Irue store. and h.n.H
 Tho voting oruoa. and secret, am. n.au. ..n .... H many ballots
 n. u.... .a. rate of ten ccn's ur every h.Ho.
 This .u. H.Ho. contest while it win materially aid ,ae purpose of ,a. bner win ..o he a r.oudy ra..r .I tu. popularity enjoyed by .H. r.r.oa. .r...rm. a..e.o. in Che community.
 Tho contest ..o.o. n Nor -a at n mn and m. winner win be pro. claimed u Ha Parish HaI where H. H...r in ".0e.. Eaeh ir'- formal ".I wit. tr requested ,o I..-.t. . m.mH.r m good standing 1T. H.t .u.e. n. tH. opening %. One boxes and counting ol ballots
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
WELL KNOWN JUNEAU
 COUPLE ARE MARRIED

Adviccs have been received hero of Che marriage Of Miss Esther Nixon and Robert J. sommcrs last Wednesday at Che home Of Che brides parents n Wells MIun Mr. and Mrs sommers left Wells shortly after Che ceremony cn route Co Che coast and Alaska. They are expected to arrive here on the next Alameda
 The couple are well known iu Ju- neau. Mrs sommer has been on thc teaching stan of Che Juneau Public School for thc past two years and spent part of last summer here ae thc guest Of her sister. Mrs. A.B. Phillips. Mr. sommers has spent ,ho greater part of his life in Alaska and is we'll known in an parts of th' Territory lie lived at Fairbanks until a few year. ago. when he came to Juneau as Territorial mine iuspc. tor He was later made Surveyor General or Che Territory and from which position he recently resigned.
 Mr. sommors now operates tle Gastncau Hotel. where it Is under stood he and Mrs somme,s win mako their home.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
LEGION POST ADDRESSED
 BY BUREAU OFFICIAL

At @ meeting Of Afford John Bradford Post Of Che American Legion Thursday night Captain F. A. UdcI. representative of Che Ve'- eran's Bureau. who is here ou spe.- iaI business for Che bureau explain cd Co members what Che new hurcau hopes to accompI and Che work 't bas already done. An address wH also made by Dr. n. c. .cmothem commander of Che Petersburg Post 1f Che Legion p. J. p. Jel'c. a member Of Che Petersburg Post was visitor
 The chairman of che dance com- mittee reported that an preparations arc being successfully made for the third annual Armisuce Day bah to be given on tbc night of November ll by Che Legion at thc Arctic Brotherhood han
 Seven candidates were elected Go membership in ths Post Four oi them being out Of Che city, thrco were initiated
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
sEARCHERS STILL
 CUT FOR LOST MAN
Ranger V Sent Out by Marshals OGioe Thuuiay-Bcheved to
 Have Been Killed by Bear

No word had ben received at noon .oIay at Che .. S. marshals office from Che party of soarchers who left Thursday morning on Che Ranger v .o search for Private stephen Mor- rIaon of Fort William IT, Seward. Io.t i'm Che woods near Pleasant Bay Seymour Canal since last Saturday The Ranger V. was loaned to Che marhaIs odice by Charles n Flory superintendent or Alaskan forests.
 Besides Capt. George IT. Peterson. in command of tho Ranger V- two .oId.ar. who were lcft here from the Peterson which came to Juneau Wed roaday to report Che distastcr to thc IT. $ mar-hare office arc on che aoat and also Fred oliver and Judd saee employed by the marshals or.ec. which was authorized by us. Commissioner LcFoyre Go employ two mon ou the search.
 The two soldiers know where Mor- n.ou was last seen eud from where he distress signals were heard on mr Saturday night Tho haDor boat Peterson. which took a detail af soarrheu to Pleasant Bay when Morrison failed to return returned o Fort Seward Thursday morning
 md took another detail Of men to Pleasant Bay
 Morrison with 8 party in charge of Capt. Charles A. Hoss was hunt me iu Che vicinity or Pleasant Bay Whom laa. ccn by h.s hunting part nor he uas ou his way to Che beach.
 short distance and easy travelling. according to bis partner 10 ia .rourbt by tbc Indians who know hat comry chat Morrison must bagc mot bear and been killed by Che animal
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
MOOsEHEART BAZAAR
 GREAT SUCCESS

More than S200 was raised to be turned over for Che benefit of Moose heart by Che women Of Che local Nooseboart Legion at Che bazaar and Halloween masquerade dance given by them Thursday afternoon and evening at Moose Hall
 Many beautiful articles of needle work were sold at the bazaar and tbo asb pond for Che Riddles proved Che most popular corner in Che building
 Elaborate preparations had been made for Che dance in Che evening and tho hau was ablazo in colorcd lights and weird decorations Of Hal- lowc'eu.
 Four prizes were distributed Mrs. w. D. Gross dressed as a Turkish harem lady. was awarded first prize for Che most beautiful costume. The prize was cut glass vase. Kendall Lynch. as am oldumc Spanish buc- cancer. received a box Of cigars. mems 1Hze for Che most beautiful costume Tho prize for Che best sus- ta.ned couple went Co Mr. and Mrs. Albert Forrest os a comical colorcd couple. Mrs Forrest received a pen- dant and Mir. Forrcsta shoe bag
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
LOCAL NI1IRODS
 HAVE SUCCESS

yer.son ducks and geese havc boon outo plentiful iu Juneau th.H nu thc game soason be.ue quite bosnum one. especially during che past ten days or two woeha or rour.. many hard and ariuous trips have been baucn of results other fban vcar.nes ol uc nosh caused by loss of sleep hard muahue and brs,ored hecIs But nto'y scores of birds and several prize hucha havc beer barred and dark moa, has tenn porarIy replaced bect mutton and pork Among those who have one loved hunting quite oNten.'ve.. dar- ing tho present season are.
 Mr. and Mrs Charles Go'ds.o.m Dr. and Mrs. II. c. peyieme Walter DsLonr. A F. MeEnuon Barney Romeue. Fred Oliver Ed Jones' croy,r Davis J q. sauls M Go'd- atefu Paul Peterson J. E. Wre.na. M. & Wilson. J. E. pewo J. Davis J. H. Kline h. shuImon Hwv uc'mou J. L. Mcc'oskcy Anot ucndrickson. J. Coldalo.u Ben Myer w. Ncderhouser. M. Lynch. Jim Me- cioskoy. Charlie Miller Toy baycrs' George Hcury Charlie Bender chos. Hox.c. M Tru. dale. ]. 8 Drake D. C Allen. Pete lIasca J. w. Guoker ". Dickinson. Ray Day. John Lund. ". Liebc. G. B. Mann Dr. G. F.. rreoburrcr Allen shatmck A. M Glare Dr. c. T. Jonuc c. Naebci John Ahiers. George Coury George Kohlhopp. M s Hudson Laura Me- Lood. Mrs Jim Drake "Br.ck' Mor- r.s Albert White. Dan Russell .Fat Kirkland. Clarence Olson and others
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
TO ENGAGE IN
 FOX FARMING
Shoun Brothc and Associates to Stock Hogan Island With
 Blue Bcyards

Ed and Arthur sholu lcn here Wednesday in thc.r own lauch lor petsrsburr .hero ley have cone ractci for Che purchase O. twenty rai-. ol bu. ozc. which th.y win ako to Hogan Hml which lies south of ChIchaeoi and which they have secured from tlo government for Che purpose or engaging in fox farming
 Associated vh tho shoum arc c. w. Fries and other we'll known Juneau raruo. and it Is Che mten- toD Of Che company to euraee in Che business Of fox raising 0n aH c.ten- eiye scale. starting with twenty ra.rs and adding more as ,hey can be obtained
 Hogan Island s about tmeo miles long and two miles wide and is said to be especially adapted lo tho nor- pose to which It Is to he pnt 3d. shou was considering p1.inH io."- dcer on Che e'aul year HHo. on. Che difficulty ol shipping them from Che far North was an ob.lao.e which he decided not to attempt to sure mount While reindeer .rm.He tn
 hH portion Of tho Territory would be am experiment. fox iWm ne has passed Che experimental stage and ia an assured uoDe wherever u has been tried either Iu Southeast ern or Southwestern A'UN
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
R. F. RICHARDSON
 CALLED BY DEATH
Canadian Pacific Agent at This Places Passes Away at vancouvu
 Thursday Evening

Robert Frederick Richardson, agent for Che Canadian Pacific Rau- way Company at Juneau passed away in Che Vancouver General Hos- pital Thursday evening of this week lac a few minutes after o'clock. Mrs. Richardson and four ot their children who Ioft for Che south on Che Princess Alice last Monday morning. reached his bedside few hours before he died. Tho news came Go Juneau by cable yesterday morning to James McCioskey or Che local C. D. R. office
 R. P. Richardson was born in the province of Quebec l7 years ago and spent Che greater portion of his hte Iu Che employ of Che Canadian Pa cdc Railway Company When l9 years of age he was in a wreck and narrowly escaped death. his head being almost crushed and Che marks Of which he carried through liio. He was with Che company as agent at several points. being stationed at Calgary for several years and later at Edmonton. with hie wIfe and four younger children he arrived lerc November Z. 1919. Go take over Che general agency Of Che company iu Alaska. succeeding F. F. w Lowlc who went Go Edmonton to take Che position vacated by Mr. Richardson that of freight agent
 For years before coming to Ju- uoau Mr. Richardson had suffered from Burhrs disease. but seemed Co improve after coming here On Che lst day of lost January Inc lcft hero for Montreal Go attend a meeting ot passenger agents of Che company returning here about Che middle of February m very bad health. For tho rczt two months hc was ot St AnnH hospital where hc rallied and an during Che summer and au Inc was able to attend Go h.s duties at hs ofice Four weeks ago he went to Vancouver. where hc immediately entered Che General hospital Last Saturday Mrs Richardson received Q wIrc from Vancouver informing her of Che dangerous condition or hor husband and urging her to haston Go his bedside which she did. leaving hcrc ou Monday
 In addition Go hIs widow Mr. RIehardrou leaves seven children. two married sons in Edmonton. AL borta. one son. George In Western Alaska. and Che four small children who accompanied their mother to Che outside. Russell Elva Stewart and Rca Tho three older sons an
 served with Che Canadian army In Europe
 Mr. Richardson was @ member ot Che Methodist church and of tho Ju- ncau Lodge. Loyal Order of Moose. While Che message did not state. it Is likely interucut win be In vau- couyor
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
WINTER BEHIND
 USUAL SCHEDULE
But One Light Frost Yet Visited Unon Southeastern Alaska This
 Fall-Green Prevails

The color chome of thIs portion of Naal. n som green. there having boon buJ one very light frost SO far hs nu notwithstanding Che fact h.I Ootol.r has all but passed into .he wa.
 Taa one frost so far this fal was or m. morning of September s and was mo. sufficient to iuiure other Han the most delicate vegetation. In nu an vegetation is yet almost .. groom a. It was u thc merry sum me- umr flowers being sull in bloom and vegetables sin growing in lue rowd
 Snow or nc mountain sides is eventually creeping down. but there win have to bo a decided decline in temperature if it reaches the lower ..H. uItlu several weeks
 WhIc zero weather has been OK u.rcr.rI in some parts Of the in- torIor it is apparently a mild fall .lI ol.r Che North and particularly so in do coastal regions.
 Lal. The foregoing was written ycsterd.y when it was true. but no man Mowcth what 2i hours will bring forth Last night there was a heavy frost and but for Che fact Chat hs was Che morning Of the bath night thcrc would have been @ general bringing out and donnIng Of L--.L.-.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
DUNN TAXES OFFICE
 APPOINTS FIRST DEPUTY

IT. Dunn .... o.... .s oIorh of I. u court NoHday m.mu o.tn o. o...e was ad- m.r. .,... by J. w. naI whom Mr. Dunn m... Mr. Dunn mmel.- .t..y m.r. ou ..e tuu. of h.s now o.. his bond. having boon -p-. by Im.. r u Rood
 Mr. nr has .non.I Walter H Kin. n. b. I.mN ..er. which s.r. H .,H.I cine. tHc r.s.E- r.... Rood .h.gt IS months .. Temporary appointments Wue .ln MT. EmHH rueh and LHio spray rraw. members Of ,be office
 ur kne H u.u known In Ju- re.u h.rr auditor d. lne Thmc ol u.. Tor .. N..a Gasannu Mu- n. 0mmr. for .t.I toars Ho
 recently returned from hnoaou-c ...r. T.. n boon for severn. mm..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
PIONEER DEAD

Patrick Boyle. 20 years of age. a pioneer of Alaska. died last Sunday at Che st Ann hospital Of cancer Of tbc throat Ho had been nl for scy- tral years The funeral was held at Che Catholic church Tuesday morning. Pioneers Of Alaska. local 1rloo. attended Che services In a body
 Mr. Boyle was born at Gweedore Donegal Ireland He drst came to Alaska 20 years ago and has remain cd here since thot time He has boon on an Che important stampedes in the country and is known thru- out Che Territory Two brothers In Ireland and a niece fin Brooklyn N. ". survive him.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
COMMISSION OFFICIALS
 RETURNING TO JUNEAU

Having completed % trip oi seV' e-ll months through thc Interior anI westward districts of thc roui- to-y i'm tbe Interest ol One Alaska Road Comm ion col J. e sioesc president aud Maor J. C. Go'wa's rne.uccr of che commission. wilI ar- ry. hor. oa Che steamship North western
 kar Th.e.c. Surveyor General oi Che Territory. who accompanied Col st... ou tbc entire tr.p. is also re- turning ou che Nor.'"e..c'h
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
IS CHOSEN
 GOVERNORS SECRETARY

L.L. HardIne for severn. months clerk 9n Che odicg of Che governor of Che Territory has been named oy Governor Bone to bc h.s secretary in hc place of George W. fo.a who resigned Che secrctarrah.p 'o accept a position as stonorrmhor in ihe Territorial court Mr. Harding ha' many friends who arc p.eaacd "''n his appointment Ho Is m o.dt'mor and has had much clerical eApo'i- once.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-29
CAbLE OFFICE CHIEF
 TRANSFERRED TO SOUTH

C. A. Perry, operator-in-charrc ai the local q. $. cable office. has rc- ceived orders of transfer Co Seattle where he win take Che position as auditor pf Che Wmhington-Alaaka Military Cable and Telegraph sys- tem. Mr. Perry is am oldume cable operator In Alaska. being stationed both at sitka and Wraugell for scy- tral years before coming here.
 sorgt John r. Foley win arrive here within a short time to relieve Mir. Perry sergt Ike Beal is cz- pected Co be transferred from Nal- doz Co Che local office and win arrive here within a short time.