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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-07-01
COOL DRESS KAPs 81 .25

W r. Hollenbeck spent last
week with his wife at Seaview. His
daughter, Miss Edna. is spending
her vacation there with her mother !.
Gasser's Express Is doing a rush
ing business in cherries at present.
and they have delivered a number
OF tons to the Vancouver cannery
already
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-07-01
S Al l. o r II A 7 S

The Pythian Sisters Altruistic
Club will meet at the home Of Sister
Emma Boyd, 1926, South Jersey
street, Thursday, July 7th.
"The Deestriet Skule" will prob.
ably be repeated later on in the
year, IN response to a number OF
REQUESTS for It's reappearance.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-07-01
TENNIS SHOES

Remember the business meeting
of the Community Club in the w
w. {. A building next Tuesday
evening a full attendance Is de-
sired
Il {. Schnulle and wife Of Cos.
by, Mo, were St. Johns visitors
this week They were former resi-.
idents OF this place and still own
property here.
Chilly Underwear 95c.
X q G Il RS
The missionaries OF the Church
Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints
will hold cottage meeting at 624,
East Mohawk street, this, Friday,
evening at 8 o'clock All welcome
r. J. Monahan aud wife aud I'd.
ward Monahan, wife and daughter,
Alice. motored TO Astoria Thurs
day OF last week aud enjoyed the
trip immensely.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In Che United States Commissioner
 Court Territory of Alaska Di-
 vision Number One Douglas lal-
 and Precinct ln Probate. m Che matter of tho Estate of
 Thomas Brown. deceased
 Notice is hereby given by tho mo- dorsigncd. administrator of the c.- tate Of Thomas Brown dcccased l0 Ono creditors of and all porona have ing claims against Che mid dcaoaaed Go exhibit them with tho necessary vouchers. within sIx months after the publication Of this notice. to the cxccutor Of aid estate. at his place Of business at Che First Territorial Bank n Douglas. Alaska.
 Dated at Douglas Alaska. on thIa Che 1Oth day ofAuguHt l02i
 JAMES CHRisrOE
 Administrator of tho oatato of
 Thomas Brown. deceasod First publication August 90. 1921 Last publication September 8. 1921
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
SPLENDID TIME HAD AT
 WOMANS CLUB PICNIC

Queen Catherine Che First n Che person ot Mrs Jack L.vic was crowned at thc woman's Club picnic ou Che banks of Lawson creek Inst Monday evening and due homage was paid Go her majesty
 Tho ladies went Go hc picnic grounds early iu thc afternoon and had Che tables fairly grooming with food by .hc ume thc.r husbands ar- rived .horuy after Q iu Che evening" One oI Che most elaborate lunches spread at a picnic In a long time vrs served
 Alter mrE tlerc were various games and sports played. and thc re- uru Co town was made iu.t at dusk
 Tho following won valuable prizes iu Che sports.
 Mems shot put -J R Lmsseth
 Imde sto. put Mrs. F. H. Lc- No.r
 Girls hop nce-Way Wilson.
 Ladies' hop race Mrs ?. n. Lc. No.r
 Small boys race Frank LcNo.r Jr
 Small rrIF racc- -E.lahc.h Soy
 Girls dad. Mary Wilson. nut Alberta GaIlwas second.
 stout adic. race Mrs. J. r. Hcn- son. Gr. Mrs. Gustav Grmd'cr second
 old nd.cr race Mrs. Amanda Chrsloe.
 Mems racc Jack Richards
 Whauur contest Mrs. Amanda Chrs,oo.
 Mems frog rlec-J F. Henson
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
RFrURr FR0N YUKON

Mm. Livingstone Wemecku and daughter CiaIre arrived on One Es- '.hoih Wclacda5 afternoon from an extended vlit Go Dawson and Mayo. When they left tho stewart r.Ver for Mayo which lies back l0 miles
 from tbc landing they were met by Mr Werncckc who had ben recalled to Dawson. to which place thcy re-
 turned witch him. Later thcy an visited Mayo. where Mr. WcHnockc is examining property for Che Trcad- we'll Company and where hc may re- main throughout Che al and most of Che winter Mrs. Wcrucckc and daughri greatly enjoyed their trip ond meeting One hofp.toblo people ol Che points visited
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
BE GIVEN
 MONDAY EVENING
Rev. H. M. Hobbs to speak at Con- gregahonal Church on
 Interesting Subject

Rev. H M Mobbs who for Che past several weeks has boon hoId- ing services in tho Conuesanonal church. win dol.yer a lecture on ucEt Monday evening. taking for his aub- Iect "Tho Center Of Che Social sy- tom. or Che Controlling Influence of Character" The lecture win Doc at Che Congregational church and win begin at s o'clock
 Following Ono lecture wui be Q social umc and refreshments Tick cts arc being sold at 20 cents for adults and 10 ccnts for children
 Rev. and Mrs. Mobbs have made many friends during thoir stay on Che Island and have decided to re- main here for another week
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
THOSE "YEA YEA0 BOYS

Members of Douglas AcrIc No. IF. F. O. P. are planning a hiy ume for Saturday night September S. and are only sorry hcy can mot ccud out general invitations As t is. Che aGair is for Eagles tbclr families and "swcctucacs" ouIy There win Doe dancing. cards and other stunts too numerous Go mcu- t.ou For Che benefit Of Che rcCrosh- mont committee all persons receive ing Invitations are urged to use Che ucloscd post card Co Inform Che committee whether or pot they can Joe present. Tho ferry company win go Go Thaue on Che T.30 trip Co bring over members and thc.r iom-
 lIos from there. and win return chem on a special trip after Che ao- cial Is ov1- An visiting brothers on Che Channel are Invited Go bc pres cnl In fact every Eagle who cam possibly bc thorc win be lator dealt witl if he fails to attend
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
MRs- WInEMANN suRPRIsED

Mrs. otto WIdcmam was surprised by number Of her lady friends in honor of her birthday on Monday night Whist was played during Che evening. The prize winners were. Mrs. E LoomIs. lrst Mrs. IT, b. Rowloy, second. and Mrs. Frank Oliver consolation
 Mrs. Widomaun was presented with Q gift Of aivcrwarc in honor of tho event.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

ucatlnr for several weeks at Che Hoouah Hot Springs. was "boauu- fully adorned with @ pair of whla- kora"
 sam Gius. who was running Che Douglas Opera House, was expecting a new company Of actors from Che aouth
 Monuo and Crystal Snow were ad- yerus'ng @ concert to be given in Ohmans hnn Che night Of August EI.
 Victor L. Holt. now principal Of Che school, had arrived from Oregon and was pleased with Che outlook for a good school at Douglas. Miss K. spiou was to teach in Che pri- mary department
 It was learned that Fred W. Burch. drowned at sumdum, carried insurance to Che amount Of {2,0O0 in Che New York Life company.
 James Cottrell was suffering from rheumatism and was planning a
 trip to Hoonoh Hot Springs
 Judge Frank Bach had made a flying trip to Yankee Cove, "get- ting his wings wet"
 Mrs. P. w. Hoyt was preparing Go leave for Seattle Go make her future home and her husband was to follow os soon os ho could arrange his bus mon
 Mr. and Mrs. e. L. B0dwell left for Burbank. California. to live and Che News was under obligations Co keep thom posted on anuirs northern for Che noxt year.
 J E. Haman was breaking up housekeeping and was worrying about what he was to do with a pet cat
 A party of Douglas people had made trip to Juneau and had swo0ped down on Collector and Mrs. Shepard iu Che nature Of a surprise. party Everybody had a good time
 A company had been formed with a capital stock Of 5000 in $10O| sharcs for Che purpose Of building al uatatorium to which yearly member ship cards at S10 each would onuteI Che holder and his family to an thcI benefits of the resort Tuesdays and Thursdays were Go be reserved forI women and children and mo men. were to bc admitted on those days. until o'clock in Che evening. ThcI "Nat" was to be open every day. cx-. ccpt Sunday. from G o'clock a. m. Col lO D. m. A man by Che name ofI Chisholm was father Of Che propo- Iuou He had been in the sameI business at Seattle and elsewhere and was supposed to know what heI was doing
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
TBEADWELL STORE
 IS CLOSING OUT

The Trcadwcl storo. which for some time has been conducting a aaio to cloro out eovoral lines Of mor- chandlao. has discontinued t dry- soods department Tho slock was sold In ia entirety Co M. George of Juneau. owner of Che Leader Store at chat place.
 This sale wIl put an end Go Che wonderful bargains people Of Che lsl- and were obtaining at Che rrcadwou store in thc.r lno Of goods and which were causing Che store to be crowded with buyers every day of Che week
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

"Dad" Early was feeling mighty proud o. new hoy
 Ludslrom was advising ladies Go buy hats while thcy were new and before tbo style changed.
 Besides dispensing spiritual cone oauon. Rev. Barton Of Che Mcih- odIat church. was offering a bargain n fence lumber.
 John FouH was building " a great bIe addition" Go his store ou Front street.
 Geo. w. pcuu who had been rus-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

Read Tho stroiicr's Weekly
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
DOUGLAS SCHOOLS
 START ON SEPT. 6 All Teachers Have Been Engaged and Wm Be Here in Time
 for Duty

The ul term of Che poue.aa pub uc school is to start on Tuesday, September 6. according to announce mont madc by che school board. The teachers for Che term have an been hired and win ho hero in umc for Che beginning oi Che term
 supt Gordon C. Mitchell who win be in charge oi Che schools again this term. lcft ou Che Estebc,h Thursday night for s.tka. but win return on Che amo vessel early next week Hc and Mrs. Mitchell have rented Che cottage on P street lately vacated by H. L. Roviey and mm''N
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
DANCING PARTY

m honor oi Martin Gailwas. Mike Moulelo and Raymond Kelly local young mon who are leaving to attend school I'm Che south thero was a dancing party e.vm by Che young folks at Che EagIc hall ou Wodnc- day evening"
 Thcro was a jolly crowd present and following Che dance very nice lunch was served.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
REBEKAHs 10 ENTERTAIN

Northern Light Rohekah Lodro No. ! win open Che social sauon Thur.Iay night September N with one or those social card parties for which Che lodge a justly famous It win bc for odd Fellows thc.r fame lilies and friends The usual rc.rcsh- mcnu win bc served.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL
 ACCOUNT

In Che United States Comm.s ionora
 Court for Douglas Island prc.
 cinct Territory of Alaska Dir
 No. l.
 ln the Matter of Che Estate cf
 Victor Won Arx deceased
 Notice ls hereby given Chat John Feum as administrator Of ihg a.d estate did on che l3th day Of Au- gust. 1921. flc in Che above entitled court his fnal account and report oi his administration of said cat0. and Che hearing of Che same has been set by said court for Saturday. Che 22nd day of October. 1921 at the hour Of two o'clock D. m. at Che cour. room Of said court in Che Henson Building in Douglas Alaska at which time and place an pcuonH are required Go dlc any objections they may have Go said account and re- port. and to show cause. if any tho, have. why said account and report should not Doe allowed and settled.
 Dated ths l3th day Of August 1921 JOHN FErsL
 AdmIuisrator First publication August 20. ig2L Last publication Sept l7 l92l
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
RESIGNS POSITION

Judge John Henson. for Che past several years r. s. commissioner for Che Douglas Island precinct resigned his position ou rhur.lay No auo- ccaor to Judge Henson has os yet been appointed.
 Mr. Henson had expected Go Icatc for h.s now homo at Port Angeles. Wash. thIs week. bu. has not been ablc to secure reservations ou ac- count Of Che crowded condition of Che steamers
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
AMERICAN CITIZENS

Edward Aaplund. Tom popovich and Joseph Kondlw aIl pougIaa ial- and men, were granted tho.r nnnl citizenship papers by Judge Robert w. Jennings n tlc District Court at Juneau th.s week.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

Willis E. Novel; agent for the Alaska Steamship Company here icit on Che Earl M Thursday morning for Funtor bay where hc win spend a few days looking over Che property of Che Alaska-Dano Mining Company of which hc Is one Of Che owners
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
~, "" To OPEN
SUMMER CAMP
BEAUTIFUL CAMP NEAR HANNIBAL
OHIO, GIVEN BY THE
EOTARY CLUB
Y. W. c. A. COMMITTEES Completes Inspec-
ton Of Place and Make Report

4 committee composed Of Mrs. J. {.
ueInlrin, Mrs. II. l.. Bond. Mrs. Mary
X. Lewis Miss Rcna Wagner and Mrs.
william Stops were recently app"'htrn
to visit the summer camp. purchased
last month by the Rotary club ana
given the Y. W. E. A, and nave an
nounred that the camp viii h" ready
for the girls outings next month. The
committee returned last evening alter
spending the day in what they consider
one Of the most ideal locations maGtna-
BILE for a summer camp.
The site of this resort is on" mile
and a half from Hannibal. c., and vas
purchased by the Rotary club from
Miss Evalinu Littmun. a small cottage
nestled among the trees will be remod-
.led tents will be placed In the yard ana
accommodations will Ne afforded as
many girls as can be- placed there
Facing the river. the house fronts
on a delightful bathing beach. and a
boat leaving Wheeling every day at ll;3o
o'clock will take passengers 10 the dock'
directly in front Of the camp. Inc
scenery around this spot is known to be
eou,l to any in the state and the oppor'
,unities for camp fires. hikes, out-of-
door games and all good things that 30
with camp life will be amply afforded.
The Y. w. 6. 4. will have detailed In
formation regarding rates very SON. MIS-
W. j. Stops has been chosen as rhalr'
man Of the summer camp and with het
there will be placed other interested
women 10 lend their assistance III TINS
good work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
CRUSADE AGAINST
DOGS IS STARTED

The much talked about crusade 20 r:u
WcilShurE Of stray dogs was Startod
Monday afternoon with the result that
two dogs We're captured and placed IN
the dog pound" by Chief Watkins
Warning WAS issued more than
week ago 70 persons owning dogs that
they must be kept in their yards ana
if they were found running around the
streets they would be placed in the
pound by the police and their "wnerS
would have to pay a dollar IN order 10
secure their release and II they were
not allied for within twcnty-four hours
they would he shot.
For several days following the iSSn-
ing of the warning by Mayor KRAFT the
streets the city were pract'a'IH
cleared Of dogs but as tim" passed anu
no dogs were captured their owners
again became careless and allowed thcm
70 run the streets with the result that
Chief Watkins captured TWO OF thrm
Monday afternoon and in dong SO start
cd the campaign in earnest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
ROTARIANS HAVE
NOVEL PROGRAM At
MONDAY LUNCHEON

\; yesterdays Rotary club meeting
at the Mcclure hotel Hon. George w.
Lutz was host. and 4 delightful and UNI
usual session resulted, with the most
novel feature. the lengthy discussion
hy H. T. torcoran N the Wheeling
Chamber Of Commerce, who dwelt on
the coming City Of Wheeling. or Inc
wonderful possibilities in store ami de-
clarcd il to he the duty or cac1 ana
every citizen TO further. to the best OF
each ones ability. the plans thar VIII
make for an improved ely. Nheellng
possesses the right kind OF citizens u
make 60 OF any worthy enterprise Mr'
Corcuran declared.
In addition Roy d. Naylor spoke on
the need Of Fairgrounds for the CON-
ing summer and urged~the Rotary cluo
members to do all they can 10 support
this worthy cause thus assuring sale
play for the Children OF the city.
DR.. Harry NJ Hall presided over the
meeting with Myron Keith as secretary
whilge Rev. J. Z. Leydenberger pro-
nounced Invocation. Mr.. l.. y. lutnam
of the state board of Childrens guar
dams. was the guest Of honor. lie Is
a member of the Charleston Rotary club
and among other remarks. stated that
Frank Kincheloe. former wheeling man
is now president of the Rotary club IN
the capitol city Of West Virginia.
Since this meeting was known as
Wheeling Jobbers Day" the Rotes
found souvenirs marking thef places 81
table from the various jobbers mem
bers. Quite a number OF out Of town
quests from other Rotary clubs were
present. and the meeting was not only
well attend but one or the most "e'
, liyhtful in many moons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
Illinois Bankers Are
Araigned For Forgery

Tuscola. ILL.,. May I'm. T. QuirH.
president and his son, John Quirk. cash
.sr Of Arcoia Stale bank at Arcola near
hero were arraigned today on charges
Of forgery in connection with tn" CLOS
ing OF the bank yesterday and AFTER
wairing preliminary examination were
bound over to the grand Jury.
The men. were ssectlleaA9 charged
WIN forgery OF t&o, notes. one FOR
s5.n00 and the other for $!.2S4
Rank Officers explained that the
charges were based on these notes pri-
marily TO expedite legal proceedings and
that complete charges OF irregularities
said 70 total more than 100000 would
bc filed later.
Gambling in grain with firm which
twice had gone through bankruptcy
through grain transactions was said by
directors Of the bank TO have been re-
sponsible for the downfall OF the two
Ouirks. who previous to the disclosures
had occupied positions Of respect and
Importance in the community.
According to Andrew r. Dimond. q
director. irregularities dating back as
far as 1914. have been discovered.
NJ. T. Quirk seventy years old. be-
came acquainted with John NJ. Ernst'
a grain dealer in 1914. Ernst twice
bankrupt, had been refused loans by tho
banks board Of directors but the elder
Quirk permitted him to draw $5.OOO
without security. according TO Mr.. d.
mond
Ernst had no banking account. but
was repea teddy permitted TO make loans
without security and to write checks on
the bank. il WAS said A loose leaf led
GER was used and when bank examiners
! came to inspect the books false entries
were substituted. il was alleged.
The accounts Ernst were allowed
20 run until they got we'll past the
500. 900 mark. MIR. D!mond said. John
Quirk also was quoted by Mr.. Dimond
49, confessing 10 the directors that his
father had authorized bank loans OF
$4,000 20 two brothers without security.
Mr.. Dimond also quoted John Quirk
as confeSsing that ne had lost large
sums Of money in grain gambling and
hat he had sold number Of The banks
, Liberty bonds to make good his losses.
Il was officially announced today that
the bank would reopen within q -'"k
and that no depositor would los< emit
The Quirks and Ernst have turned
over 10 the bank property said TO be
worth $4,000 and the balance will be
made up personally by the banks direc-
Tors Il WAS announced by T. f. Lyons,
VIC" president
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
D|LL0NvALE: COMES
FULL OF CONFIDENCE
Ohio Side Indtaus Come to League Park
Next Sunday to Meet Bausrs

Figuring that the Bauers will be
| hands OF the MoConkeys, Dillonvale. the
team that licked the McConkeys three
! out OF four last year, inSadcs League
Park next Sunday with whole town
+ full of rooters. and ball club that on
paper ranks with the best in any minor
league. Tho reason Is they are after
locals scalp and a claim on the valley
championship.
Two years ago the BAuers played Dill
Ionvale to drow in, six. aooreless in
nings. when downpoIr stopped hos
tilties 1t was memorable contest.
Dillonva!e blew in town with a world
beating outfit. including such stars as
Bratchi OF Chattanooga. Onslow Of the
International League, "Red" Hart OF
MAss;lpn, Williams. then Of Allegheny
SteelsSand now with Masillon, and
o1ho4x =; F%6 hours before game time
the park was packed and DIllonxa!e
was offering big odds on the club.
This year the Bauers are hot after the
valley title Last year the McConkeys
proved easy picking winning one In four
sta rtS, and while the BauerS have lost
the opener. four games yet remain TO
be played. and it will be necessary for
the ."MaCkS" to take two more. II
seems that the loss last Sunday has in
creased interest in the series at lea st
so per cent since it was generally be-
lieved that the Bauers would have a
walkaway. The biggest crowd that
ever saw these teams in action will be
on hand when they clash again.
Dilonvale comes here with Red"
Hart pitching. This is suffice to warn
Athe LOCALS they have something in store.
Besides 1900 rooters will be along with
the green" flowing and ready to back
their "All-Star" outfit 10 the limit. A
record crowd Is expected. The Bauers
are counting on big comeback after
the miserable showing OF last Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
BETTER SERVICE
IS NOW GIVEN
At THE HOTEL
Manager Has Been Sick But Is
Again Well; Attitude Is More
Cheerful Now

Ones feelings are usually expressed
BY ones health. Sickly persons are
usually unable to be cheerful. pleasant
and accommodating. Furthermore. sick
" persons by not having spirit and life
in their veins are bound TO make others
with whom they come in contact, feet
the same way. Is il any wonder thar
Thomas jefferson Murphy is so cmpha
tic in his praise in Herb Sab and the
new life. v!gor and pep" that this
Natures Wonder Tonic has given him.
after so many years Of distressing storn-
ach trouble and disagrcca blrncsS" II
means money TO him. Mr. Murphy is
proprietor OF tho NOrthforN hUie,.
Northfork. w. Va. He says:
Even the patrons %h" stop regularly
at my hotel look at me in wundcrm"nt
now. because OF my better health and
increased amount Of energy. ! am hb!"
TO give everybody better serric" and
make them all happy, simply because |
feel better and healthier all the time
HERB SAP is responsible for THIS
change and nothing elS. | had sufferer
for several years with stomach tr"nhIf
and constipation. Tried rverFthlnE' |
guess. with no results. Lately pur-
chased Il bu;tlr OF HERE sap and trrn
another. after which felt like dit-
f-rcnl man. HERB SAT- has don" won,
derS for IN" AMI firmly he!teN" y Will
do the same for others in III" SAN
way. .. ~,
HERE SAP is nov sod here a. 3l0o
plus war tan al - II. tirl"St d 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-18
COURT CAFATE1sIA" WILL BE
NAhN OF wHEELINa's NEWEST
EATING HOUSE.
MRS. ROGERS LEASES VALUABLE
CHAPLNE STREET PROPERTY
FOR THIS PURPOSE.
REMopEL1NG WILL BE STARTED
AS SOON AS PROPERTY IS
VACATED JUNE 10TH.

Whrcling is soon 10 have Il no cafe
terra eating place. II was announced
last evening that when tho Mendei COM
pany occupies its new funeral nome ~
No. 1905 ChaplIne street INC present
home "a the Aendel company VIII DC
taken over by Mrs. Rogls. who will
open the Court Cafeteria"
a part Of the equipment for the new
cafeteria has already been received. and
as soon as the Mendel company vacates
the property renovation and remodclinG
Of the building for an up-to-date eating
house will be started
The Court Cafeteria" will have a
frontage of about twenty-five feet. and
extends back sufficient distance 10 make
il An ideal room for 6 cafeteria.
The Mcndel company is already NOV
iny to new quarters in the Spealel pro-
pcrly. recently purchased BY Mr.. Carl