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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
NOT RESPONSIBLE,
 SAY FORESTERS
Inactivity of spoel River Pulp Plant Not Due to Official Interference
 or Red Tape

u conversation with Mcsu E. E Cartor Assistant Forester and e n FIory District Forester who visited Che oGlco Of the stroIlor's Weekly one day thIs week. it was made clear by chem chat tho For ouy Department Is in no wise rec
 DousIblc for thc inactivity of Che spod River pulp min but chat pres cut economic conditions are prob- ably responsible for Che closing down of that industry.
 Mr. Carter denies chat tho spoel River operators were required by tbe Forest Department to work up ho hcmlock timber ou their berth
 and is confident Chat but a small amount of hat variety of timber was acldaHy uacd while Che concern was being oDcaicd Nao he slato Chat a umbu lrlee oan not be abrogatcd by lho Chol Forester without good and surc.out cauae and Chat oven
 hcu Che other party has recourse t0 both Che Secretary of Agriculture and to Che courts ol Che land
 There is uo doubt but chat Che Forestry officials are just as anxious to see Che resources along Chat line u Alaska developed as are Che peo- pie oi hc country which win be bcn- cGuod. and thoy assert that Che dc- pertinent they represent is disposed to aid and encourage rather chan discourage any and an propositions looking to such development
 Mr. Carter whose official duties require much travel and over wide arca Of hc country s confident chat normal conditions arc fast bee mr resumed and chat thc day Is not ar distant when existing scoth.nes win be but a memory. uc says Che United States com no longer look Go Canada for raw material for her pa- per and hat Alaska Is Che logical Go.d Go which Americans mus, look for lhat product
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
MUCH ACTIVITY IN
 FORESTRY CIRLCES
Several Crews Now Making Timber Survey In Country Adjacent
 t0 Ketchikan

r1e following from recent issue of Che kctch.bu Chronicle indicates considerable activity in One Forestry Departments
 Several crew. are at work in tha district making timber surveys Of Che power sites applied for by caste cru corporations according Go c. T. aGrIuer supervisor Of thc National Forests of Aask3.
 One crow is working ou Che Alas. Ea Pulp and Paper Compmya prol- oct near Spool River J. D. Williams national iore. examiner Is tn charge of Che work After Che work
 completed about August l5 Che crow win bc transferred to Sea LeyeL
 R. A. Zc'lor national forest eXam- uer. s m charge of another crew working at inc Shrimp Bay project applied for by Che Alaska American Paper Company The work is cN- puteI lo be finished by September and Che crow win also be transferred to sel Level
 A party H out ou Che Tahu. working under j. C. uorl water power engineer making surveys Of he known available sites u South eastern AuAu X survey of Che Carter river project was recently completed and after completing Che work at Nahoney creek. hc Brad- field canal project win be looked over.
 c. H FIory district forester Of Alaska. and B. P. Ho.utzloman. mmbarmau .arc in Juneau at Che present umc ou am official trIp D. IA sherman. assistant forester Us making trip to thc westward. while E. F. Carter assistant forester. h working between Juneau and s.tka.
 The um leading from Che mouth of Harris creek to Che minc be- longing Co Che Kasau Gold Come pauy noar Hollis win be finished iu about ten days according Go Mir. Gardner.
 Work .s progressing nicely on Che Salmon river road ou Fish crook. opening a trail Go Che Hydor mining district Tho trail leaves Che creek about five miles above Hydcr and win be about four miles iu length when finished
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
SLIGHTLY DERAEGED

John Tuppola. who was awarded valuable property and much cash as
 Che result of O suit against Ono Chi- chaeoa Mining Company lasl wutor was adiudecd of msomi mind by United States Commissioner H D. Lorovro Thursday Grover c. Wmn was appointed by tho court Co look after Tuppclo and his interests
 Mr. Wuu lti, yesterday with ruppcio on Che gas boat CordelIo D. for the Goddard Hot Springs near sit1a. where it is believed Ono m- fortunate man win ultimately TO- cover. although he was once before adIudecd Insane and committed to un asylum.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
ALL STEAMERS CROWDED

An steamers making this port these times are crowded with pas s,ngers and this condition win con- uuuc through the month of August accommodations to and from Alaska on an steamers being practically sold out for several weeks to come. Some of Che local business houses complain that the tourists are not separating themselves from as much mcre thls year as formerly but on Che whole it is noted that consider able buying is done when couple of hundred visitors are turned loose here. No complaints are heard from Che strangers themselves of treatment accorded chem in Che north and many say thcy win return for longer visits in Che future.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
ARE YOU A MASON"
 TO BE STAGED HERE

An event ol unusual importance in local hcau.caIs win be che forth- coming production ol Che celebrated comedy "Are You a Masou2' or .uow Father Joined che Lodge. This is considered thc funniest com edy known io Che American stage. and win be presented under Che aua- pice ol hc soutboas,om Alaska shrine Club at tre Coliseum two nights Thursday and Friday Aus. n and l2. with a special matinee ut 8 D. m. Thursday
 Tho membcr or thIs organization are making a determined cdort to infect moro "pcp" into Che amusc- mcnt ufc of this city chan has been known for long Umc. and Che give me of tha comedy Is one of tho many enjoyable and auappy events which are to follow
 Rebearas are being held nightly and as splendid east has been see cured. a most enjoyable performance is assured.
 The oycnt is under Che direction of Sanford Dodge. professional actor and stage manager of much cN- pcnenco. and every cnort win be made by those having che onair in charge to give an who attend more chan their moneys worth In amuso- ment alone
 AM thoatrcgoor who enjoy bright clean. up-to-thc-mnutc comedy win be more chan pleased with this show.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
BERRY CROP IN JURED

Yesterday was Che only rainless day in thIs locality in a week and a half and Che berry crop straw and blue -is suffering In conse- quencc. although there has not been nearly SO much rain on Admiralty and Shelter islands as on the main land. and as both these islands arc heavy berry producers, Che injury is less than is generally supposed However. unless there is sunshine in Che near future Che berry yield will be greatly curtailed.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
LEAVE FOR HOME

Mr and Mrs. M G Rogers who have boon visiting in Douglas and Juneau for Che past week. loft on Che City Of Seattle for thoir home in Au- burn Wash. They formerly lived In Douglas where Mr. Rogers was Iu business Nat their son, gradu- utcd last June from Che School of Mines at Che University of Washing ton. and Miss Margaret, their daugh- tor win graduate next year. when she expects to visit in Juneau. She ifs very popular at Che University and is a leading spirit in an campus ncuutios
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
ROYAL SAILS soUTHBOUND

The steamship Princess Royal sailed southbound Friday morning with Che following passengers. Mrs. J. w. Harrison n. Glass V. p. Ad- ams. Mrs. H Giaa. Buiord Glass; Dorothy Glass Oscar HaaImd. C. B. Iensch. H. OKcelc. Mrs. Ida M. Pole tou. Ed c. Felton, Tom George M George. John Harvey Mrs John Harvey S. Labo. E. IA sh.pmau. Jerry Cashcu.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
ORGANIZER To. OP.

That .itcr-ha.rcd veteran George Snow. organizer ol thc Yukon Order ot Pioneers. accompanied by Mrs. Snow. win be on Che Princess Alice going north next Tuesday evening cu route to Dawson to attend Che annual meeting of that order which win bo i'm Che nature Of @ week b carnival beginning August 10. D.s- coycly Day Us August 16. Che goth anniversary or Che discovery Of gold iu Che KIoudlkc Mr. and Mrs Snow win stop herc on Che way south and spend few weeks with the.r doush- Ger. Mrs C p. Jcnuc.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
VISIT FRIENDS

E. O. Hamilton and Mrs. Homil- ton. of stoubcnulo Ohio visited with Mr. and Mrs. B. M Behrends during Che stay Of Che Princes Royal here Tuesday night Mr. Hamilton is District Deputy Exalted Ruler. B. p. O, Eibs of Eastern Ohio. and with Mrs. HamIiton Is making Che round trip Co the At'.n country before returning home from Che Grand Lodge convention at Los Angeles
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
ATTENTION. EXCHANGES

Publishers m Alaska und else whore who have been exchanging with Che Douglas Island News arc requested to direct their papers to The srolora Weekly. Juneau And your petitioner win ever pray or words to chat oloct OTo do thIs ching properly we should have printed @ circular letter containing Che request for change of address
 and mailed it to our various cN- changes but we are too busy doing printing chat we get real monoy for to do any for ourselves. and other publishers win recognize and cou- done our posiuOnl
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
DIES AT wRAEGELL

Lrr. Gaere-. aged 3e. dicd at Wuuscu recently He had heeu in Alaska eight years but htt'e oi hts history was known further chan that n. uos born I'm Quebec Tax re- o.nt found among h.s cnccts show trat he owned farm land in CaIIam county Washington Jus. before his death hc stated chat he had a haIl brother living at Holyokc Mass. Since coming to Alaska he had fol- lowed fishing and was owner of @ mlii gos boat Che Viola.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
INTEREST IS TAKEN
 IN MINING EXHIBIT
Alaska to Be Represented at Inter- national Exhibit at Chicago
 This Fall

Efforts to secure greatly reduced freight rates for Che Alaska exhibit for Che International Mining Expo silion to be held In connection with Che annual convention of Che Amori- can Mining Congress next October at Chicago. has been partially mc- ccmful. according to informauon re- coiyod at Che governors office. This matter has been taken up with rail- roadws out of Seattle by Falcon Jos- lin. and Che Milwaukee railway has advised him that it will mako rate from Seattle to Chicago of S3.50 per hundred on ores and similar exhibits and win return them free Of charge Co Seattle
 Mr. Joslin stated that he win ar- range for frec ocean transportation from Alaska ports to Seattle and has taken Che matter up with Che White Pass Company and asked for free transportation of exhibits shipped from interior Alaska over its lines.
 Mg. Ioa'ln suEEerm ihat inasmuch as Che government is more deeply interested iu One Alaslau exhibit than.any individual or even Che Ger dtorial government it should par- ucipate in Che exhibit in some man ner. at least Co Che extent of having % man in charge of the exhibit pay- ing his expenses. etc. This matter. he said. had been taken up with Che secretary of Che mining congress in Washington with Che request that he confer with Governor Scott c. Bone and make Che suggestion Co Che department of Che interior Mir. Joslin suggests that John A. Davis. Of Fairbanks. member Of Che com mission authorized to collect the ex- hibit and iu charge of Che mining experiment station of Che bureau of mines at Fairbanks. would be de- sirablo man to be sent to Chicago with Che exhibit
 "My idea" said Mr. Joslin. "is Co have complete exhibit Of an Che minerals and agricultural products or Che territory in gold pans. ] have learned we can get gold pans at 90 per dozen. We have been allotted circular space in Che Coliseum and ] think that they will ft in nicely and make a striking exhibit ] would like to get one large totem pole or perhaps three or four small ones, say or 70 feet high. for decorating purposes. but ann uncertain whether these can be found We should have some good maps Of Che government railway and other railroads iu Che territory and plenty Of literature Co distribute"
 Much interest is being shown iu Che Alaska exhibit. according Co Mr. Joslin. The Salmon Cannor' Asso- ciauon is keen Go make an exhibit and it is cxpectc dthat Che Fair banks Commercial Club. in coopcra- uon with Commissioner Davis. win iond remarkable agricultural cx- hibit Commissioner polot of Nomc. is also expected to make % good showing Mr. Davis and Mr. polot were appointed by Governor Riggs prior to his retirement Com missioners for Che First and Third divisions have not yet been named.
 (Slnco Che foregoing appeared in the Cordova Daily Times. Governor Bone has named Mir. Joslin os mem bcr Of Che commission for the Third and Mr. p. R. Bradley Of Trcadwen for Che First diyisionsD
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
TOM GEORGE TAKEN
 SOUTH FOR HEALTH

Tom George proprietor n. Che L....r store. who has been il for I.. H... several ue.a. ieit Juneau uIH H. father yesterday morning on H. Princess Royal cn route Co Nor. Yakima Wash. where It is hoped h. win recover his health. Mr. Ga.. suffered am attack ot nn.rm.H. .,era. weeks ago from which n. apparently was entirely r..u.-eI HH- 'a.r week he suffered am attack o. n'.urIsy which it s ozrao..I Uu he cured with Q chang. ol climate.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
GUESTS VISIT NORTH

The Misses Elma and Lulu Hund- ley. of Albany Mo. who have been visiting with Dr. and Mrs. L. p. Dawes for Che past two weeks, lcft for smrway on Che City of Seattle. They win wsit Whitehorse and tho Atm country and. expect io sail for che south on Che Princess Alice next Thursday night.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

Mr. and Mrs w. S pokov.ch win arryo here on Che steamship Je1er- son. M pckoyich 's president of Che Alaska Admiralty Gold Mining Company and has been in Che East on business trip for Che company
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

. E. A. sh.pman. who has been em- pIoyod ot the p.ack barber shop for Che past several months icft for Che south.0n Che Princess Royal
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

Mr. and Mrs. Oak olson ieft on Che City Of Seattle for Ketchikan. They win go from there to Seattle for visit.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

Mrs. B. C. Ferro and child ar- rived hero on Che City Of Seattle r0m SklEWay.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED
 AT PUBLIC LIBRARY

The Library Board wishes to an- uomcc Che arrival of the following books at Che Public Library during tbc last month.
 Adult
 "Uc Comes Up Smiling Oshcr- mm). "Cy Whtoakors Place" LIn- coul "Tho sQuaw Man" Fwcr- shamI. Kingdom of Slender Swords Ruo8. "Wmte Magic" phmpD, 'pmotcal saIcmauship" Fowlorl. !. "nukc of ueyu-May-Cme" Dick- onI. "Grmt oBoEs as Life Toach- CTS" UmD. "smr Dusr' Huuu. seventh Angel" Blaehl. "Tho Jew
 and American Iloais' )spargol, .Noou cmr' DcU, Country House" OGusworthyl, "Reheuon 10 pararonl. "Tho Titan" "Tho Geu- us" ODrcser). "Tho Loadcr' pl- IonI. "Loyo ol Landry Dunbar. "Thc LicutenmtGovcruor' CCarun. "The pr.ma-u0una" lCmwl1ril ), "A Pagan Of Che Alloshan.o" Ry- anl "sstor Sue" portcrl. "Ny Lit- uc Sister" RobIuD. Steele Of thc Royal Mounted" lCurdwoodl "Pot- lcram" GacauIcY. seven soas' ldplurl. "Man From Home Tar- Luetonl. "Uarue" CNor.0 "Opon Country" mcwlcU. "Tompuus of Twcrnako" )OpponhcIml, "Hoart'a Haven" Blabol. "Thc Rcd Horizon MacGm. "Cowordico Court" Mc- Cutchcoul. "A Maker of History lOppcnbc.ml. "rho Grand Babylon Hotel" OBounotD. "Tho First Seven Divisions" HamIioonl, "rho Good Red Earth" phupotsJ "Tho Depot Master" Gncolul Lord Northei.dH War Book. Intrusion of Peggy
 Uopc). "rho Capuyos" lWalpolc), "Tbo Trimming Cup" CCudcld) "Balods of a Bohemian" lseryicel "Thc Wrong Twin" CWiisonl "Mys. uc Isles Of Che South Sen" lOBrcn). "Au Ocean Tramp" McFccl. "Johu Burroughs. Boy and Man" Harrul "Co1uettc" (swunortonl The O- Henry przc Stories for 1920 Pr.n. cess salomo' JnkmJ.
 Juvenile
 "Daro Boys Of l776" lcoU "Gw. sight paa" Rain0 "Boy An.es of Che. North Sen Patrol" Dnkol "Boy Allies in Che Trenches" Un,u "Lofty Of Che Training Camp "Mak . ing of a Bie Leagucr." "Brick King Back Stop. Courtney Of tho ceut0 Garden" lsandishl. "norothy ca. ! Motor Girl" lCarlctou). "putehvora ! IGnl Of Oz" "Boad Go Oz" Ham) "ChIdron's Classics" iu dramau' form lstcycusom. "Jock Pwau head" Uaum). Seven Little Sis tors" CAudrcwsl. "sIor'os to Tel children" CBronO "Boy Allies h Che Baltic" Dmtol
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

Tho Library Board wishes Go m- uouucc Che arrival ot the following books at Che Public Library during tho llat mouth
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-01-26
NOTED BUND LEADER IN NEW
YORK.


New York-Vladimir Me.len, one Of
the most noted leaders of the Jewish
Socialist organization, the Rund. ar;
rived here yesterday accompanied by
Mrs. Meden, having spent some time
at Berlin The origin of Meden Is to
this very day mystery even to his
intimate friends. 1t is related that
Mcden was born of parents who altho
originally Jewish had renounccd their
faith long before Vladimir was old
enough to realize the true distinction
of faith or nationality. Nladimir's
father died when he was thirtecn and
it was soon after as a student that h'
came to realize that he had been taken
from his own people and that rightly
he was jew. He commenced ming
ling with Jewish students and soon
developed an intensive national pas
sion for everything Jewish. Mcden is
not only known as brilliant leader
of the Russian Bund but as a Jew
ish writer of note.
New York Socialists and admirers
ire planning great reception for this
remarkable figure who has cSertcd
such vast influence on the more recent
life of the Jews in Russia
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-01-26
LAWYERS IN HEBREW.

Special Cable to Jewish News Service)
Jerusalem-An order issued by the
government requires all lawyers OF
other countries to take special cX-
animation for license to practice IN
Palestine. One may take the eN-
animation in English Hebrew or Ara-
bic.
Eleven Jewish lawyers have taken
the examination. All decided to take
them in Hebrew.
After the examinations dinner
was arranged in honor of the newly
admitted lawyers in the house OF u
NJ. Ussishkin which was attended to
by the Chief Justice of Palestine Mr.
Bcntvich. and many Jewish leaders,
and at which speeches were made in
honor of the new Hebrew lawyers.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-01-26
PRUSSIAN MINISTER Of EDUCA-
TION WRITES AGAINST ANTI
SENIITISM.

Bcrlin-The Prussan Minister OF
Education Henish. has published
book entitled THE State and Higher
Education in which in separate
chapter dealing with universities and
the Jewish Problem the minister
condemns anti-Semitic propaganda now
current in the German Institutions of
higher learning. He points out the
great educational achievements of
Jewish scholars in Germany and con-
demns very strongly the anti-Semitic
eNcesscs.
Little practical benefit is expected
from the minister's utterances. The
minister is II socialist and the conser-
vative organs of Germany call him an
agent of the Alliance lsraelite Uni
verselle."
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-01-26
NOTED MEMBER OF ROTHSCHILD
FAMILY SAILS FOR AMERICA.
(J. c. b. Service,

London-Major James NJ Rotlis-
child of Paris, sails for New York from
southampton today on the s. S. In
peratOr.
Major ROthschild is one of the most
remarkable Jews in Europe. Combin-
ing all the qualities of Il scion of the
Rothschild house, he is practically the
society pee Of France and England. AS
II sportsman he excels in MANI
branches and his horses have wOi,
some OF the leading and most popular
races. Living on terms of intimacy
with the most exclusive members of
society In this country no less thnn in
France. Major Rothschild is. never-
theless, IL most whOle-hearted and de.
voted Jew. His love for Zion is now
quite IL dominating factor in his lif.,
and during the latter part of the war
he represented the British military
HEADQUARTERS on the Zionist commits
sion. 1t is understood that he now
goes to America chiefly in connection
with Zionist work.
He is deeply interested in all wor',
in Palestine. He has visited thar
country number of times. and is III
timately informed on all matters r-
lating to its development. During the
war, he served in Palestine as Major
in the Jewish Legion which he helped
IN recruit and which did such Splen-
did work under General Allenby, con
Queror Of Jerusalem. He was n men,
Der of the Zionist Commission In .e
rtlsalem. Major ROthschild is espe-
cially interested in helping to form IN
America an Economic Council for
Palestine to be associated with the
one in England. of which he and SIR
Alfred Mond. the English financier'
are members
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-01-26
News from Here, There
and Everywhere
JOINT DISTRIBUTION PROMISES
AID TO JEWISH WAR-INVAL-
IDES AND WIDOWS.

Observation-Disclosures an appeal
made by David Amer, Aaron Trotman
and Meir Rosenberg. representing the
Jewish War Invalides Association Of
Poland, NJ. Rosenblum, the director of
the local office of the Joint Distribu-
ton committee, promised that every
thing possible would be done for them.
The Association asked that widows of
Jewish soldiers be aided, that inralids
be given suitable positions in the j.
ID. c. and that che Association be aid
ed to establish cooperative undertake
ings so that its members may become
permanently independent.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-01-26
JEWISH SANATORIUM FOR TUB
CIRCULARS IN GERMANY.

(Special Cable to Jewish News Service)
Berlin-A sanatorium for Jewish
tubcrculnrs has been founded here by
some lodges of the Independent Order
B'nai Birth.
The new institution will be organiz-
ed as IA corporation with capital of
1h million marks. Shares, Will sell
at one thousand marks each. The
shares will be sold to Jewish Kehillas
in Germany. and the additional ncces'
sary funds will be collected by con-
tributions of wealthy Jews. \ jew
ish philanthropist uf Frankfurt has
promised to spend y million marks
for the purpose.
In official cOmmuniquc concerning
the proposed new institution the state.
ment is made thaC ns result of scien-
tific Investigations it has been found
that Jewish tubcrcular patients recov-
er quicker than their Gentle fellow
sufferers. 1t can only be done, how
ever, If they obtain speedy help, which
is best found in Jewish institutions
where patients are not subjected to
anti i-Semitic insults
A home for the sanatorium near
nadrn-Badcn has already been pur-
chased
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-01-26
EUROPEAN JEWS FOR ONE REP
RESENTATINE WORLD BODY.
Delegations Committee to Seek Immi-
grafton Rights fer Pogrom Victims,
Next Meeting ut Prague.


Paris-The committee of jewish
delegations which has been in session
here during this week concluded its
meetings with the decision to create
one central representative body for
the Jews of all countries. The commit
tee decided to take all possible steps
to protect pogrom victims who are mt
present stranded in foreign countries
and aid them to reach some country
where they can settle. For this pur
pose special Emigration committee
was appointed. The delegations de
cided to elaborate its present con-
tribution and elected an administra
tive council consisting Of DIR. Leon
Motzkin, Engineer Ticmkin. Hans
Kohn and NJ. Hindes.
At the final session. the WORK of its
delegates, Nahum Sokolow and DR..
Leon Motzkin, at GSlcva wns highly
praised. and n resolution adopted to
further exert all efforts for the pro
tection of the Jews in the various
countries of Eastern Europe thru the
League of Nations The committee
will have its next full meeting III
Prague during the month of July.