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Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
MINING MEN TO
 MEET AT PORTLAND
Thud International Mining Conyen- tion Win Be Held in Rose
 City April 5-9

Portland. Fob. 23. Portland Is preparing to be host Go Ono third an- umi international mining couyen- uou ,o be held here April 5-9. Fife teen hundred dcIg3tea. exclusive of
 hrr families. win attend and win represent a territory covering Alas ka. British Co'umbia. and tho six states ol Montana. Idaho. Washing ton. Oregon. California and Nevada. Everything pertaining Go mines and mining win be discussed and every mechanical equipment used i1 m.u- mc and cycr yoro and mineral taken from Che earth In Che territory em- brlceI win bc exhibited.
 The delegates and thc.r families win be Che special guests of busIuca men and social leaders of Portland and every attention win bo given to their comfort and entertainment A special committee comprised ol Che oya most prominent women has boon appointed to look af.or che wives ot Che delegates. BuQuots dances and automobile rides Go scenic pots win bc ubgaly spr.ukicd through Che dye days session.
 Among Che distinguished men who havc boon invited to address Che cone vcuuou ou subjects pertaining Co mine. and mining aro. Herbert Hoover Governor Wsrs or Alaska. Che Honorable William sloan. mine i.ter O. Uuc. for British Columbia. Edwin Ludlow ol Nev York; who uco.ads Herbert Hoover w pre.- Ucu. %. bc American Institute of Huue and No.auwe..ai Engineers and w. J Lorne of Loa Angeles. nf .Iou. of Che American Mining
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
RAID CELLAR

Furono Franchotto. am employee of Che Ready Bullion hoist was to- day fined S25 and costs by U. s. Commissioner John Henson after having pleaded guilty to having In hs possession about sixty gallons of mIsu mash ot bis homo near tho Roady Bullion mIno Tho mash was also ordered destroyed The trial was for violation Of Che Alaska bone dry law.
 Special Onccr J. r. Mcdonald discovered Che mash and Che young man was arrested today and tried. pleading guilty The contents Of tho mash barrels is said Go have run % per cent alcohol Tho worm Of a stm was also found on Che prom isos
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
INDOOR MEET

A move is on foot on Douglas lsl- and to promote am indoor athletic meet Co be held within a few weeks at Che Douglas Natatorium. It has been suggested that there is plenty Of room in that han to have some indoor relay races and an kinds of sports. 10 has be3n proposed that there could be competition between juniors as well as seniors.
 The events could include relay races. an kinds Of jumps. volley ball. bah throwing for accuracy, boxing. wrestling and perhaps many other sports
 It has been many years since a meet of this kind has been held on Douglas Island and for the good Of local sport. it is hoped that some one win take lead in the movement and bring the plans to perfection.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
FUND GROWS

While rourH- are a.u uCom- r.ac Nassas donation to the atary- ne children oi Europe has already passed tac sI5o00 mark according To satomen, made ths week by Gov. Thomas Rae
 Row. C. M yaullmlcr chairman of Kot.a.km District No. 9 reports a subscription oc sL0c2 from that p,acc aud Wmn.eII m tho same district donated f8Oo.60. bringing tb. amount POW reported up to fi5.- -1G.4l
 There have been mo reports made for Che district along Che yves. coast of Prince Of Wales island and it Is believed chat returns from chat dis- r.ct win bc received atcr There n uu mt sing also reports from Anchorage. Seward and points along .fc Alaska peninsula. and only part of Che Some dIstr.e. has been heard from.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
COURT DENIES
 ANOTHER TRIAL
Decision m Che Al WeatheE Case Sil Stands, According to Cir
 cult Court of Appeals

Tho court of appeals for thc ninth circuit has denied new trial In Che ease of United States ys AL Waatbcrs according Co odyices rec co.yed by U. s. Attorney J. A. sm.scr he middle Of ths week. Stay of execution has, however .boon asked for by Charles ]. Heggerty Of San Francisco. up to and Including March 8l. until a new writ ot ap- peal can bo perfected to Che Supreme Court ol tbc United States.
 After having been convicted Of as- muIt with Intent Go rob % Gsh uap at Admiralty Cove ou July s. 1919. Weathcrs was sentenced by Judge Robert w. Jennings Go serve four years n Che federal prison at Mc- Nous island. The ease was appeal cd Iast mu to Che circuit court and thc verdict of Che district court sus- aucd. Ou January 8 of this year John J. pbe'au ot Raymond. Wash- and Chas. J. Hcggerty of San Fran- cisco. attorneys flied briefs for % rohoarIur Tho briefs were read by Che circuit court of appeals last Mou- day and Che now trial denied.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
CLAIMS DAMAGES
 FOR HIS GOODS
Louis Quick Says Picture Frames Are Being Withheld From
 Hm Unawiully

Louis Quick through his attor- ucy J. n. Marshall has Glcd suit before a. S. Commissioner John Henson against John and Bra Haho ror damages m the sum Of Sloo for what hc claims Che unlawful rctcn- uou Of property belonging Go him.
 In his complaint Che pla.uuG ol- lcgcs chat on February 9 ho doIiv- cred to Che defendant two picture frames. Che value of which. he al- lcec. was S2a00. and chat since that umc tbc defendant hos refused either Go pay for Che frames or re- turn tbcm although he has on nu- mcrous occasions demanded che goods from thcm Ho asks damages to Che cztcnt of fl0o.
 The case has bcou sc. for tr.a. at G n. m. on March %
 Quick ls au Iuncuut canva#cr tor enlarged pictures and frames who has bcou in ma vicinity for several months taking orders and making deliveries Of his goods lie has lonc considerable business on hc Channel
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
REAL ESTATE IS
 SOUGHT AFTER
Sales Reported and Options on Res. idential Property Taken-Mar-
 ket Is Promising

That there is considerable move mont in Douglas real estate at the present time is the statement heard on Che streets within the past few days. Options have been asked and given and one transfer Of property has been made during Che week. the estate Of Che late Anton Paletta hay ing been sold to Juneau parties. There were five houses involved In Che deal.
 An along since the first Of Che year there has been a bullish move mcnt In Douglas real estate. with many inquiries for property. Op- tions are held at Che present time on at least a half dozen pieces Of resi- dence property and inquiries are now being made for more.
 No reason has been given for the new trend In affairs other than tho fact that a general boom is looked for ou Gasuneau Channel this year and if the boom strikes. Douglas is bound Go be benefited. as this is the only site left for growth
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
WOULD COME HONE

From recent arrivals from tho .outb It Is learned that many former Douglas Islanders whom they met iu their travels would if an opportu- mic presented iucit return Go h'aska.
 It is said that a number of for m.r residents who wcrc attracted to tho sou,b ou account of high wages during war days are now out of work and hayc bccu writing to friends borc Go GHd out what Che opportunities arc for employment
 Al Che present time Che labor market ou Gastuoau Channel with Che exception Of skilled miners Is ovcrdouc as tborc are a number Of idle mon I'm Juneau Skilled miners au. Of course. always eo. work iu Che various mines on tho Channel u is thought chat more work win be available within few weeks when mon now employed leave tbc.r pos.- uous to eo to Che fishing grounds in Che spring and to various outlying logging and smaller mining camps
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
COMPLETED
 FOR BIG SMOKER
Six Events Arranged for Boxing Fest at Elks' Hall, Juneau,
 Tomorrow Night

The card for Che Elks' smoker that is to Doc held at the Elks' hall at Juneau tomorrow night has now been completed and win consist of six events They win be as follows.
 Leo Higlcy ys. Joe Collier heavy weights. iu the main event
 Earl Reuter- vs. Ray H.ghtower. UrhtwcIehts semi-wiudup.
 Bm BoudIn ys. Louis Carlos. feathcrwcIghts.
 Pat Hollywood ys. Bob Atwoll, Il5 pounds.
 Roy Osborn vs Bm Chuck. l5S pounds
 Bm Manley vs. A. Beaudin ban- tams
 The bouts win Doc six-round af- fairs and an Che contestants have boon in active training for some time. working out in various train- ing camps on thc Channel
 Tho las, match Co Doe arranged was Che one between Reuter- Of Ket- chikou and Hghtowor. Reuter- is Che man who cleaned up an the KetchIkan boys In Che American Le- zion smokers there and also won draws with Chct Ncn and Lonnio Mcintosh. two Of Che best light weights on Che coast H.ghtower is from San Francisco. where he says he has done considerable boxing around Che various cities on tho bay. Those who have seen him in train- ing say he is @ fast man.
 An event tbat win be Of consider able interest to local people win be Che bout between Higlcy and Col- Tier. both of whom are Douglas Isle oudors and who met for Che first time In Che ring at thc firo depart mout smoker here several weeks ago. Collier has laid oG from his work at Che Perseverance Go go into active training fer Che match. while Hig- ley is also training at Troadwcl
 Both Atveu and Hollywood live at Trcadwou. Atwcn working in thc Troadwcu store and Hollywood at Che Ready Bullion mine. Biu Man- ley. who win appear iu Che curtain raiser against A. Boaudiu Of Ju- ucau Is also a local boy
 Tickets for Che smoker are now on sale at Che Brunswick and ad- vance aIcs have proved very heavy Reservations for seats can be made by phone. and these reservations win be held until G o'clock tomorrow night
 Jack Wilson and Tom Macdonald win alternate in roforcc.ng. with Macdonald probably refereeing Che main event and acting as one Of tho judges for the others.
 A bis delegation Of fans from Do6rlas Island is planning on at- tending.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
WASHINGTON PROGRAM

With thc whole school dressed in colonial costume. the children Of Che government school under Che dF rection of Mrs Helen McEyoy the teacher gave a program last night at Che Alaska Native Brotherhood hail. commcmorung Che birthday Of George Washington A lengthy pro- gram including songs and speaking Illustrating Che lifo and works of thc first president was given. Inc cluded in Che program was the sing ing Of am original Alaskan song written by Mrs. McEvoy
 An Che children took their parts remarkably we'll and a large crowd attended Che exercises.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
SAD ACCIDENT

Mrs Lewis Long, a native woman. wife Of Lewis Long. former employee of Treadwcll. where he worked with Che track gang. was killed Wodnes- day night when she fcl from side- walk Go Che beach and fractured her skull. The accident happened on Che eide flats just at the end of Wulourhby avenue in Juneau
 Tho deceased woman is survived by her husband and four children. Long is at Che present time cmIoycd as deck hand on Che Ambassador
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
TRAVELLING MAN DIES

s.Ir.. - IH..H. nr. o. tIe best known o. m. Alaskan travelling mon and ar.a..re u A..l or se|r E oo. d..I W..Hetav rrer
 noon aI sn Francisco from heart
 MT I...h. let came No-,h .E
 . n accompanied by Mrs I..e. and travelled aI over ,He ,er- r... making ra home and having n. headquarters at Juneau Ho and h.. H.. won't tn tHa south ius. be- irr. m. Ha.tf.. and several weeks ago h. v.. ..Eer worry sick at s.at- m. arI ..r.I To California Tor t-ea.m.r. H. ura n prominent member ur n. Juneau Order of E'as
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
COURT CONFINES
 FOR WINTER TERM
Important Trials to Be Held Before Judge Jennings in District
 Court Now Sitting

The winter term Of Che district court convened in Juneau at 10 o'clock Monday morning and the jurymen were immediately excused to appear Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock pending the arrival Of Judge Robert W. Jennings from the south.
 Wednesday afternoon the follow ing grand jurymen. with l.. D. Hen derson as foreman. were sworn in and Immediately started on their investigations; D. M. Boutwell,. Louis Erickson. D. B. Femmer. W. l.. Gray. James Garner. W. J. Harris. George w. Kohlepp. w. J. Manahan, p. McCloskoy. Stanley Nowicka. E. IT, sherman. Paul Peterson, M. II. Truesdale. John 8. Young, M. E. Rogers and William Fels.
 The petit jury that reported was L IT, Ashby. Oliver l.. Anderson. George F. Coury. John A. Davis, An- drew Dalgard. A. J. Ficken. oscar Harrl Julius Jaeger Harry Jordan. b. F. Morris s. b Oliver. J. F. Ross. George Oswell. A. Rundall M. IT. sablu, l sowerby IT. p. Smith and Douglas J. Oliver
 Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock Che work started in picking a jury to try Che damage cace Of Kosk vs. the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company on account Of the loss Of property and the lie Of A. Kosh in Che slide on Che Juneau hillside on January 9. 1920 The regular panel was exhausted and several special veires were sent out Co se- cure a trial jury for this case. This is one Of several suits flied by Ju- neou people who lost property or were injured n this slide and an Che eases win come up for trial at this term of court. John Rustgard is appearing for Che claimants and Hcllenthal & Hollenthal for the company,
 The trial of these cases. in which damages to the extent Of many thou sand dollars is being asked, will. it is predicted. take a long time. as many witnesses arc Co be introduced on each side
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
FINE DECORATIONS
 FEATURE DANCE
Many Attend the Ball Given in Honor of High School Teams
 ot precu. Season

rr. decorations rareI m the N.rn.um HaU tor m. basketball f.r.. oI last Monday ev.u.ul wore tn most appropriate over seen u r.. n.rHur consisting as th.y did .l n....h.u emblem. rf an kinds and footballs decorated Vtt Che ....-. u. .rr looms e..H which thc ur.n Weh sHr. had played .r- tH. past .n.nu Around Che u... won. .rr.r... .r. announce n- TT. dance. or Tn. moerm witch pom. saving about s.rol. members o. . n. m. t.m ruee signs -..I t.e uurne 0. rrH-rsms N oH. .I to. .ae haH rr. posters ln advertise various ruos ..r... and American .aes wore rI. I rrH e..I once. ,o finish .. m. ...o.auor.
 Tn. In.. uas given by t.e rIru mI uuru puen--
 tuuuor. u honor .hc
 ..u team. o. Ono nour.ae H. snor Ga. ol honor uore
 r. u. Juneau and Thme ... m. utfe...n.. was cN- H. and very happy r. H.I
 I..e orHr.ra Furnished the md tre.. wore .rer.aI ,er- r... .. .nnofa-. .h. people from various .H.. .. t.. Channel
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
FIRE MEETING

Thcrc .e u ho a meeting o' Hose Companies No and ot Che Doug Ias ure department ot nre head- quarters mex. Monday night
 Af ua meeting there win bo O report from the ure chief on Che fr. chat happened since thc Inst mocHue Chic. NronIv.st win give a talk ou Che lessons learned at Che Ore.
 Reports win also bo heard from Che committee chat was appointed to make a survey of baseball material on hand and thoIr recommendation as Co what win hc needed for Che coming season.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
LOADS FREIGHT

The steamer Princess Mary called in at Che Douglas wharf yesterday morning on her way south and load cd fifteen tons of furniture belong ing to Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Gurr of this city which is to Doe taken to Prince Rupert.
 Tho Gurr home hero in the rear of thc First Territorial Bank is Co Doe occupied by Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Long on their return from Che South
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
JURY DUTY

Douglas J. oliver Of this city is doing his first tour Of jury duty as a member of Che petit jury Of the winter term of court now in session n Juneau. Uo was excused ycstor- day aHd> ordered Co appear Monday morning
 Jas. Garner oi Trcadwcn and 'clN Gray Of Douglas are members of the grand Iury while oliver L. Auder- son of this city, is serving on the petit jury
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
NATIVE SCHOOLS
 WILL CONTINUE
Secretary Payne Says Bureau oi Ed ucadon Does Not Plan Closing
 Government Institutions

The question as to whether gov .-rurt schools ior natives win bc .I..I next term at Wunecu and oth.r ra.a m Che Territory seems t1 h.,. now becu definitely settled u.r hcm rrml.u.rr open. accord- ue .o n Ic...r received by Che Ju- u..u Teacher Association from ueIcerte George B Craby. enclosing n Ietor reec.rod by him from s.eroar, 70. tle Interior John Barton ravr
 Tho Association at Juneau. as did many otH... .ent n letter ot protest aea.rH III. .Io.rr of native schools to MT C-cHr and che latter out- UueI n. ma.ter ;o thc department and received .le following reply.
 Febway fO. Ie-l .Nr I.r Mr. Grcsby
 .Errr- To your icttcr ot Fcb- -.... s. h.r to at.tc chat che Bu- r.r o. Ear..H0r docs not .on..m- r... l..onHua.ur One schoo. m I.- 10. .or-r.. .- Wunsen or a. any other n.a.. in Alaska whore ,hc number d. N.U.. ehIle.a Iusufes Ono .o.urnr.. ot such .hoo' and Ono fund. provided arc sufficient o. U. r.....r.r.e
 m hoped ha- as thc Nauyc r... n ha.sa advance n Nca'tr and .Ia..n -h.. may be able to ..-H.. tH laa support O. .Her I. I fH.t eventually these r. may become s.I-sunrorIns U... .mrs ISer..|
 .JoUN BARTON PAYNE
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
PARTY A SUCCESS

Tho card party e.vcn on Wcdnc day evening by thc Rcbcah auN.I- ary for Che benefit or Armenian or. rhaua was a great success there oe- me tuouy-throo tables of whist in pav Miss Augusta Widcmam won Gut rr.tc for ladies. Manic feusI consolation J. C. Bland won Hut pr.1c for men and Dave Brown con- o.aiou.
 Refreshments consisting or not buns and w.wIas wore HcrFed.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Nh. nnt GrHsrH.h gave Birthday part. Wednesday evening n honor o. Che sixteenth birthday O. H.r rarltraueh,er Lola Gray r.. Only relatives were pr0ent FH. -..-. am.nts were served by
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
RECOVERED;
 PIRATES ARRESTED
Missing Gas Boat Was in Limestone Inlet-Mcn M8rooned on the
 Beach Several Days

Tho gas boat Nugget bc'oaeus to Simpson N Wright ol Juneau. stolen from bcr moo..u1s Tuesday morning ol Iast week. was found at Limestone Harbo- the following Thursday by Capt William u.osn- son ol Che santa R,a. and Che three men smith Noel and Baker. wore arrested at Che same place last sum day and taken Co Juneau by deputy United stal.. marsha.s Monday thcy were uacu before ?. s. Comm .ou- .r Lcro,rc ol Juneau aul uuyue preliminary hcarue vcr. bound oyor to tbe grand Jury oe S3oo0 b.r each which .hey were unable .o furnish and .her are now m Che federal iaL
 Gap. Dickinson while on h.s way to spec. River last Thursday saw Che Nueee. anchored u Lmeone mIc. uu. found uo one on board He saw a p.terHo.o canoe ou the beach witch a Iot of blankets and su., cases
 scattered around a1 .ukur the canoe and usaee aboard lH boat and .ae Nurse, tn tow. he wont ou ,5 Spool R.sor
 Returning t1 Juneau saIuriay ai- terroor tc reported thc discovery to or..as and ,a. santa Nu. with n.a1uc. A 2. Lu.r and w. H Gar te- on bo.rI Ie., Cha. night for Limestone Upon urve. n.ar thoro mon eore ...u on tH. beach waving .r.tund. and seeking To be taken or board l. boat. Coins ashore. u. arrests uere male and m. cl.- rr. vere exceedingly elad To e., whore Ir was warm and Go re. 1mc- rh.ae Go oat
 m. rhr.. mon claimed th.r slime r.y borrow uc Ngeee, with tae In- ,enuor ol r..Hs ou a prospecting r.u .ur wee. or Gen dl.s T.ay
 u hcy thought hc boat would uo. b. m....H Tnor .t.ar.i south and uer. going Io sne...aam post oure ueg d to secure am oa.d.
 Whom tha santa Eu took che Nue-.t away from ta0m taoN claim t... r.r. I'm n. uoo0a watching her. They stated tae. crossed Che Tau m a heavy storm and .hat when near Lm. ,on. th. engine toru u.t wore unable to sau 70 .rur \. .n. weather was rough taor l.rd.l to e1 aslo.. The loss %. ber food and blankets vs % heavy ore as He, had nothing to .at except some flour paste and mueeI. and Che cabin r0.v tnm. at- .a-..I b.. r.-, Hue shelter They .umr.l around and were ve. and hungry for several days mu they uer. picked up
 Na. a -r.a. l... !. known of tIc -nr.e mon who committed che .rome Harry Baker oamc io Ju- uau eyerai month. ago. Hc drove Huv n.t summer a. ko.ohItan Jo. smith is 70 cook who had work .I i'm Juneau Ko.eh.kan and skae- way Prank Nas' s from wc.eu ts.ssa vbc.. he has a Iar record and was sent ont of Auehouec
 Baker and Smith had bom em- aioyeI by w D Gross doing odd jobs about Che Coliseum theatre They deny having stolen Che ka'e from Che Coliseum theatre enl ,her wore mol found on tho baat The clock and comnaa from Che Alma and tur batteries from tac Teddy wore found aboard the Nugget and the re..rboro canoe t..r wore us
 rr belonged To Lloyd Winter ot Ju nau and wa. stolen from noa. thcre
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
ELKS IN LEAD
 IN TOURNAMENT
Bowl Good Score Last Night When They Defeat Treadwel; Brms-
 wicks Beat Thane

By defeating Trcadwcll by score Of 2562 to 225f in Che fourth games Of tho intorcity bowling tournament played last night on thc.r own alleys thc Elk heightened thcir lead Tn chat event. Tho Brunswicks won from Thaue by score Of 233S Go 23O4 on thc Brunswick alleys and registered their first winning game of Che series.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
INJURED

3d. Andrews Che photocraphor. is suffering from a eut on h.s face re- covcd from broken glass chat fcN in his studio Mr. Andrews required Che attention ot a physician Go sew up Che wound.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
SPECIAL FERRIES

\ na..' ferry leaving rhanc at g o.I..E tonight rreainel at S.i5 and uaHe..s a.'> >.-0 win uko dane .- n. .H. Junior Prom .u Juneau A Hr, leaving Juneau { o'clock tomorrow morning wII bring them home again.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
HONOR BIRTHDAY
 OF WASHINGTON
High School Gives Program Of Inc cident From Life Of Our
 First President

u rommomoraon ot Che b.rth- day ot George Washington "Futhor O. us comry" bc Douglas High School ou Monday afternoon gave a program features oi which wore b.,.bo. evoH by Che scholars pre- uaus dUcrent incidents m bis er The exercises uora held m Che assembly room ol the High School The program to.iova Tho Sur snaue.cI Banner" School Tbo American Greed" Arua Nesoia Washington as a Surveyor
 Lola Grcyrock Washington Prayer or his Cuuut Harold CU.was Washington D, Valley Foree'
 Mary VeoIa Washington TaNne Command
 Elizabeth Foua .0ar Frt President" RIoa N.omi Wasurr.oas saeaoa" -
 William NmIcy Freshman uebata "Roo'vci That s.. Namer Was Responsible for H Own Suffering
 Affirmative Mamie fcml
 and Leslie Dunicl
 Negative. Tho.ma WHmon
 mI Vivian Luds,rom. .tmar.l" School
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
ENTERTAINs AT CARDS

Mrs otto WId.mmn was Che host- eas at a whist party at her home on FIth street last Friday evening at which four tables were n play Prizes were won by Mrs. Leo Doe Mytt who was Gmt Mrs. J. CotireIl. consolation. and Mrs. August Olson. cut prize. Refreshments were sory- cd by Che hostess.
 Job Printing at Che Nows office.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
BOOM OF LOGS

Earl Mauley. contractor in the wood-sawing busmcss, has received a boom CT logs. they having boon brought to town yesterday by Capt. Joe Adomsou witch Che gas boat Ad- Ter.
 Earl win now start up his gaso- line drag saw and start cutting wood again. after having taken vacation for some time. He had sawed mp an Che logs in sight before closing down
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25
NO SKATING

It was decided late this afternoon that there would be no skating party at tho Natatorium hall tonight.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25

Become O stockholder in tho Unit ed States buy war-sayinga stamps.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-25

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