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The Washington times., 1921-10-23
CHAPTER xxxvII.-

hiooous 10 contemplate.
CHAPTER xxxvII.
r CAN hardly bring myself in cold
blood to write OF Tuesday. April
30, a day burnt deep into my
memory. which would give much
to forget.
In the morning we were all as
nat as corked champagne after the
first excess of gas. feeling the re-
action of preparation and bathiAg
the compulsory inaction prior to
the climax. upon which SO much
depended.
/ made the opportunity OF talk
with both Jevons and Hedges.
while Wellingham and Verjoyce
spent a little while with Tony BulI'
ingdon and gave him the latest gos-
sip from the regiment.
Blenkinsopp had busy morning
interviewing Mutton and many
other policemen, including his two
c. !. ID. specials, and putting the
last touches upon his official plans.
Manders, with his usual inspira'
tion. forced Burgess out of sheer
politeness, to take him over tho
estate.
Ann, dear little Ann. played about
happily as nurse, and did her best
to bully the two usually irrepress-
ible, but decidedly depressed. young
stfbalterns backward and forward
all over the place, and then she had
the bad grace to vote them dull.I
The afternoon began with rife
practice, apparently casually sug-
gested 10 while away the time, and
could find no fault with the shoot
ing of either Wellingham or Yer
Joyce, especially the latter, who
could not 60 wrong.
Then, sending the lads in to tea
In charge of Manders, we adjourned
to the garage to superintend, In the
arranged absence of Wilson, the
packing of the luggage-van with
petrol, the wood already having
been arranged for by the ever.
reliable Hedges.
This we left in charge of Doodle
and the G. I. d. men, the former to
toin us or the spot at 10 o'clock
sharp
Everything was ready. we re.
turned>to the house, and Ann grum-
bled good-naturedly at our unsoci.
ability.
81 doat think shall come down
to dinner tonight" she said, with
one of her quaint little faces-this
had already been arranged by Bur.
gess-'as have. a bit Of head
ache and the company is not very
tonic or inspiring"
Poor Old GIRL" said Burgess with
more readiness of wit than usual,
don't bother about us. tell you
what, boys, II Ann doesn't feel up
TO coming down to dinner tonight
we'lf take a night off and not bother
to change. What do you say?"
It amused me, this bit OF by-play
fol the benefit Of the servants, as
1t was so contrary to every liking
or instinct of BURGESS conventions
and habits In the ordinary way.
Rather said ], chipping in.
I'm an uncivilized YanK who pre-
fers tweed and plenty to your
dishes If herbs where glad-rags
obtain. Let's have dinner early for
once as well, may we?"
And so 1t was all settled, but as
Ann, headacheless and happy in her
ignorance of things, kissed me good
night, she whispered:
"I'm jolly hungry, all the same,
Line, you beast. Think Of poor dear
little Ann sent off to bed by bad
Brother Burge-with half dozen
quite nice men in the house. too!
Is it to protect her poor innocent
little thing? I'm sure you all have
some game up
l only thanked God she had no
conception what sort Of game 1t
was!
you're a darling. Ann" I an
swered sympathetically. "Tll see
that there are plenty OF 1ice things
sent up to you."
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
How toWin the Sl,OOO.OO

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Minnesota Fountain Pens during this contest will win
ssisle for the 81. 10000 sriys. -
purchase Of Of - % Minnesota Fountain win
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The Washington times., 1921-10-23

Ten minutes after using Danderine
you cannot find q single trace OF
scalp will not itch. but what will
please you most will be after a few
weeks use.- when you see new hair,
fine and downy ct first-yes-but
scalp. Danderine is to the hair what
fresh showers of rain and sunshine
are to vegetation. 1t goes right to
the roots, invigorates and strengthens
them. helping the hair to grow long.
OF Danderine makes thin, lifeless,
colorless hair look youthfullY bright.
Iustrous and Just twice as abundant.
The Washington times., 1921-10-23
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Everybody Join In
Costs Nothing to Try

rhis picture pusyls r,ms ts really not q pu,ris
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be sssn. All you need To do Is TO look sharply
o. the picture. Your ability 10 rnd IS" Words
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aecfde thst you have the nearest correct list you
vii win 80 es However. " you would hks -
vim sors than 5000 hare "
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08

had a walkaway for city clcrk and ONcm was elected city attorney without opposition.
 There was a hot contest at Kctch-
 kan on election day at which Tom rory was elected mayor over Ed. Williams and w. A. Bryant Tho Davies Walter Thomas and hzcl Osbere were elected on Che council Wu A. Winston was elected city attorney and clerk over 8. A. Plum loy
 Charlotte Williamson was elected on Che council at Ha.ucs witch az mon. U O. Bmta. N c Hanson. G. w. Uncbmuu. Harry Higgins John Leslie and Steve Sheldon Rev. e. e Denton was elected on Che school board
 There was bat ono ticket iu tho field at Valdez it bc.ug Mc.sra B.rm Minor Patterson. Wilson. Meals. Wood and smith for tho com- cI and Ncls Jepson on Che school board.
 Dr. w Council was elected mayor o. Cordoya over Charles J GoodalL and B. " Boyle. George Doolcy and Allan Lmd on Che council K. C. Robinson was c'octod city clerk uud Thomas Mcuson city treasurer.
 Na. Jennie pau'aou was Che soc- ond woman to bo elected on % city council la Alaska th.s year, she be- me successful candIlalo at scw- ard. John Noon was elected mayor and others on tho council are 8. F. Alderman and Charles IA Teehkicu- berg. c. A. Estes wgs elected city Ior.. Hugh Douelorty city rcaa- urer Harry L smith. city attorney and Mrs Wms O. Perry clerk Of hc .ohoo. board
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
BIG SNOW SLIDE

A snow slide that came tearing down thc mountain side at Che Carl- sou Crock canyon tore out a mile Of he Alaska Gastncau Mining Com- puuys uausm .ou luc at one point and for shorter distances at
 several other places Inst Saturday, Asa result of thc slide Che company ifs unable .o get electric power from Che Annex Creek station and Che biz min at Tlmc is only able Go crush 5.O00 tons ol ore % day as compared to normal output ot 5000 tons.
 As hc result Of tle restricted out- put at the min a considerable num- bor Of men both in Che mine and min hayc been laid or untl repairs mn be made to Che transmission uuc
 According Go G. T. Jackson. gene rai manager Of tho company. it will bo impossible Go start repair work for about a month yet. as up in the mountains where Che transmission limo runs it it som showing and slides are of almost daily occurrence. What power Is being used now comes from Che Salmon Greek station of Che company
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
BUD" FISHER IN
 GAMBLING ROW
Fatally Wounds John A Swanson by Shooting Hm Last Week
 at Ke.chsu

.HrU. F.s.. formerly 0t IH. ...a was hold h.. m. findings or n .u-. u, H Friday for .a. shooting and Hu- o. John A. -..n.a. .t E..r..n t.e day he. .r. . m. r.ut t s aI.e.I o.
 row over r.mbUre am.
 m. testimony hrnu.at 0H. at m. r.r... .a uat FHao- Swanson uI Sam Iarou wore oreeod In
 u.ur In H. back room ot Che Royal Uo.rL Fisher lat Che room ..- about t.u muH.s and when ho returned l .m..IHe to Swanson h.t caused m. latter fo str.h. u lm larar n.rt.I .aa tao and rrm stepped ha.s. and F.Her dr.u a m and s.0t Swanson dead
 Fisher lived .u Juneau and Doug las for several y..r after havIue re .Ir.t his tu-. from Che arm, .t Fort Seward n. wa. sho. m d
 saloon row in Che old Peerless dane. h.u a dozen years ago by JaeH 0reman. who Na. cleared o- tl. .nr-e.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
CHANNEL SURVEY
 ISM PROGRESS
Coost and Gcodehc Survey Parties win Work Here During Most
 of the Summer

Surveyors of Che coast and geo. dcuc survey service. under tho conn mmd Of Lieut. Commander N IT, Heck of Che survey ship Explorer now In tho Channel, have started am extensive survey of Gasunoau Cham ncL
 According to Commander Hcck his survey win Doc Che most com- plotc ever made oi thcso waters and win Include trlaurulauon. wire drag work and souud.ues of an thc shoals as wdlas a survey oi an tho water front of Che several cities on tho Channel from Marmion island Go Salmon creek Permanent monu- mons win be erected so that local surveys can in Che future Doc tiod to thcm Compass readings win Doc made in Che vicinity of Thano and Trmdwcu. where it Is mid that hoayy mInorolI1ed rock causes cone
 siderable variation Go thc compaacs ol boats ae they paa by
 It H thought that much Of Che summer win be spent by Che parties on Che work in Che Channel chat win not uecoHmte Che presence Of thc Explorer at an times but can be done by working parties from some of Che tenders chat accompany the ship
 The Explorer win do wire drag work in Che main steamer channel i'm waters near here and also what fig called primary ranrulauon This work It Is expected win discover many puuac.es Of rock Chat are mot ou present charts
 The Explorer was completely oyrbauIeI during Che past winter at Seattle and win be in these waters an summer having como north al- mos. month earlier tha season chan h.l The tenders Of Che boat are now being ovcrhauicd at Ju- nwu and an win Doe n eomm. ion within another week.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
cAUADNs LIQUOR REGULATIONS

Tho government Of British Co'um- ba hu outlined tho liquor b.u which It win pass in response to tho dcmad ol tHe electorate as oNpress- cI %, Che polls luat nu Following s uon.s ot the measure.
 Permanent residence permits win cost Ave dollars per anuum
 Nou-rcs.dcns win pay five dollars for th.rv-lay permits
 Two quarts probable limit of a.n- eIc purchase
 Uniform prices throughout Che province
 Consumption of liquor permitted to guests In hotel rooms.
 Drunkenness in any place consu- uto. punishable oGcnso.
 No druHnr u public places
 No display signs using Che words abar bar room. boor Iiluor' ctc.
 "seaIcI package" may moan any thing from a bottle to barrel
 Tax Of s2.5o per quart upon a'l uGuor mot bought uom Che eoycru- mont and hereafter imported
 Existing private stocks to be marked by government stamp.
 Warehouses to rly license fee Of a.ONU per 3nuum.
 Government stores open eight hours daily except on holidays and election jays
 No liquor to those under 2l years oi aro.
 OGcusa against Che law for host Go permit drunkenness m his home
 Exec i've drinking may lead Co loss of permit throue ntordiction.
 Inspectors have right of entry and search
 Municipalities to receive half o. profits.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
JOHNSON WINS CASE

G.are. L Jo.a.0u former deputy n. $ u...ha. o. m. ...e Wa. found u. .ur ol m. Hre.I .rm. 0- obtaining s.f falsely and fraud. u.r.. from m. e...rm.t n a .... Hm-H. u0.. Iulee Robert w. Jennings m tu. district court
 rrr I... N... !. va. aI.... by ... e...wm.u. tH.. Johnson did not .snuI tH. money ur ruuHor... ..u from s.H. to Im..u H he
 claimed II cam. north oa u gas boat.
 Ir tH. second .... ....n. Goore. l Johnson u.ane violation o. H. UM.- a.. started r.rI. n H. district court H..... JuIee Er.. N Drown . jury a. secured y.
 -... afternoon ... i. composed a. Tn. following mon. .I 0 Imaa AL H...n. M IT. s..u. A. Hm. I." o..r Hl". lrn u.rrhar. W. N Huru w. J. NauorI Prod N.i.ueIu William Furu w. 3. H.r.r. and t w. Benson
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
NAYLoR CAPTURED

Hurry Nay.or accused O. assault. ou Harry Rurstad a rc.orbure on December lG. was captured at Far- arut bay a short umc aro. after hay- ing boou s.archoi for for many months u Is claimed chat Nay.or ht Rrrad over thc head ond. with two other mon. took his boal Che Alpha and rl'cl her.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
JEFFERSON IN

Tho steamer Jefferson dockcd at Douglas from Che south at 10:30 mls morning. Among those on board wore J. R Hickman Of Kotchikun, who Is going Co Juneau on busi- ness vlsiG Gowcy Shepard. who was m hia way to visit his parents Mr. and Mu H R. Shepard at Juneau; Mrs. J M Miller formerly Of Ju- noau and skasway was also on Che boat on route Co skasway Go sch her home thcro preparatory Co living lu tho South Mrs. Lila Lystcad for- morly Of Douglas. was also pa@cu- ger from Che south on ,hc boat ou- route to Juneau
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
PROPERTY SOLD
 AT TAX SALE
Several Good Houses and Lots Pm. chased a, Public Sale During
 che Week m City

Hel.s Che redemption of several r.. o. property by oau.n who had uI.I tn pay aN. due upon t..u several piece. o. property were s..I at uuhU. s.Ie by c.v Clerk L w. kIum hs week. Th. sales ar. mad. .ar just enough to cover H. uz.s
 Among ttc aIas wore tHo two . and lots snoer as Che Emma Han m.rrt and situated on Io, %
 bloc. ia and .a. m u block l HH. n... na.c. wore bought by T smns.n
 Tn. r. Ean. hons. and .o. wore purchased by Sick ua-s This H
 u.,.I n u ..re.. and l. lot
 House. -.f and ..- oH .ue beach. owned Hy william 1raw|H.r. pw .n.ai by L h s'u.
 The ru.a.. ronr r.y on Front street. which . one-.u.r... .. To. z 0r Ha.. .. u.tH Improvements. was lm.H Hr John Fu.
 The N. H....'. and Che joe smith h.u oH s. AH a,enu. were purchased ar Angus, nees
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
MANY ENTRANTS
 FOR FIELD MEET
Natatorium Scene Tonight of One of Most Interesting Events Ever
 Held on Island

Entries have been piling in for Che indoor meet that Is to be held this evening. starting at o'clock. at Che Douglas NatatorIum. SO the af- fair is assured of being a great suc- cess from every standpoint
 officials were named early this week to have charge. and every as- mranco is given that everything win go smoothly The officials as designated win be as follows:
 Referee -P R. Bradley
 Field Judges Grover c. Vim. Ned Carlson, James Barrager, J. R. Langseth.
 Track Judges -L. D. Henderson, J. F. Henson. A. B. Cole. Geo. IT. Jackson.
 Timers H. D. Cooley, wm. Fry George swarva.
 Announcer Ciaud Helgcson.
 starter-W. s. Pullen.
 Clerks Of Coursc-T. G. MacDon- ald. II. l.. Rowley A. B. Phillips. G. C Mitchell
 Sc0rckccpor Wm. Hargraves
 Tho complete list of events as finally arranged for and for which hcrc are entries is as follows:
 Special Eyents-R Rope Climb. base ball throwing. roller skate pursuit race. cenupcde race. three mile run.
 American Legion Eyents-SSO-yd. relay. Indian wrestling.
 High School Events -2O-yd. dash, ll0-yri run. SS0-yard run. ESQ., yard relay. 90 yard low hurdles. pur- suit race. high jump. broad jump. shot put. 22O-yard run. 2O-yard high hurdles
 Senior Events 20-yard dash. 220 yard mn 4iO-yard run. S8o yard run. one mile run. SS0-yard relay, high jump. broad jump, shot put 20-yord hurdles pursuit race.
 Grammar School Events 20-yard dash. potato race S0-yard relay, shoe racc boxing matches.
 The affair has developed into a dual field meet between thc Douglas and Juneau schools. with Che other events as GIors Co make up Che pro- gram. It Is expected that tho keen est rivalry win exist, as Che number of points made by contestants from Che two schools will be kept and Che school having Che greatest total will be declardcd Che winner.
 The nominal admission fec Of % cents win Doc charged at Che door to help pay tho expenses Of Che meet. and lf Che one tonight is a success It is planned Go hayc am outdoor meet as soon as weather conditions become favorable.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF

A jury In Che district court at Ju- uoau early tlIs week brought in a verdict for Che rlamul n Che cas' ol Halo.c Go.lHc.u against thc AL
 ka Juneau Gold Mining Company for damages alleged Go have been
 uI Go property of Go.ds,cn by Che ud. ol January 9. is-O The jury found cha. ua.or coming from the Cumc ol tae company m i@ opinion. was responsible for ,hc slide and thrt tae company was nor- ureut n the matter O. providing a uumc forge enough ,o carry away surplus wa,cr They awarded Code .to.u damages m tlc sum et flS.-l'. n. asked tor feIaUH.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
HUFFMAN
 IS IN POLITICS
Runs for State Legislatue-Lec. lures on the Chatauqua Circuit
 Back in Ohio

That James Huffman the young man who in Che summer of 1919 visited In tms section Of Che com- try with his uncle. James Huffman of Eagle River and played ball with tbe Douglas fire department team. helping thom to win Che Gastncau Channel championship chat season and by his sensational catch in right field saved Che Fourth of July game. i doing quite wcn i'm bis home in Ohio. Is learned here by letters rec ccnuy received from him.
 After leaving here. Mir. Huffman. who was am overseas veteran, took up Che study of law at Columbus. Ohio. and last fau was a democratic candidate for Che state legislature. or course he lost out in Che republi- can landslide. but bc made a good rum at that Last season he trav- ciicd with Chatauqua. featuring on "Ohio." hia home state. His brother was captain of thc Ohio State uni- ycrsIty football team thot played ai Che Rose carnival at Pasadena last winter
 "Jm" is live wire and is bound to make great headway in anything he undertakes and having been born
 in Ohio. has a great many advan taecs over many in the matter Of po uucoI honors if Che democrats oyei come Into power again.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
PICTURE SHOW

\. m. n.a.e I...r. in Juneau .. Hm.. ne.. . n..wr show MI. rr for rHe a.r..t of .ae t.... Hr..... Library and Ma- .- H Che ra-Hr sao" tho
 feature. o. ... evening win he .N r.. .. s... ..n..ne work on .ue -..Hm... r.Iro.I from Seward 70 tn.n ra... ar. government
 . wore .f .1 Gos Riggs an. H.. m. cIaI develop men. .o.. rr as been done on Che h.- government project Tho pictures which r.,. boon shown for nru. r.N arc said to be most interesting and instructive. and win be .ecr by many from Douglas Island u.,hou. n doubt
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
CANNERIEs INDICTED

This week Che grand jury which is now about Go conclude its labors for thc term. brought indictments against ten firms engaged in Che business of packing salmon in Che Territory for failure Co pay their Territorial tax on their product The companies indicted were as follows;
 Alaska Packing and Navigation Co. operating near Paviof Harbor. l0.754 cases.
 Cape Fanshaw Fish and Packing Company near Cape Fanshaw 900 cases.
 Beauclairo Packing Company near Beauclairc. 33.46l eases.
 American Packing Company, near Juneau. 2OI61 eases.
 Columbia Salmon Company Ten akeo mlct 7i490 cases.
 Northern Packing Company near Juneau 1A642 eases.
 N0ycs Island Packing Company near Moves Island. 12.l03 cases.
 Standard Salmon Packers. Tena- koc. 36.3O7 eases.
 Hood Bay Packing Company, near Hood Bay. 13.707 cases.
 Olympic Fisheries Company near Kotchikan. 173l1 eases.
 The non-payment Of taxes was presented to the grand jury by J. w.. Bell. clerk Of Che United States dia- ,rct court
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
JUNEAU ELECTION
 VERY CLOSE ONE
New City Officials Elected AT. Over he Territory Last Tuesday
 Some Changes

m u. Juneau city election o. last u.Ias H.t stormy reu.. ot Ju- u.u n.uHo. Emory Valentine was ou. Uo.atod for election as mayor by H F Robertson by a majority ol .I to. Hc had ma.onuc. In two o. m. precincts. o. the c.u. but tnc C un.Ur voting at No. Precinct coming out in force made mp ho difference and carried Mr. H0ne.1n through
 TH. to.aIs were. H F Robertson. fs,. r. Valentine fsf
 The winning lomaImm wore Gr.aaI 50l. Bobaoa. l52. W.ek- .nI.r fI. keerr fts.
 Tr.. o. he winners were ou Che Valentine u.sol H.y being Go,ch- .I Bob.ou and K0mv Nine hm- Ir.I and uno votes Wcro cast ot a total registration ot 9->.
 Al s.-.a Che now council win cone r oI R. ". peArmmd. mayor H \. sub.- J. A. smith J. C. Thom- a.. J. N.Nutv L. Peterson and w. M witch F. He1uehauan a mh.- O. thc school board Thirty r.r cont o. the total vote oas. at sua VII. Hd 10 have been native.
 \. Fairbanks cher. was mo cone t.. n. uora was bu. one lcso, in m. I.u Che candidates being C.
 Harry Woodward mayor U U Ho.. W. T. puEortor and Frank R .n. eoueImm. and Howard J Aruau member Of che school board
 Al pMrbue ltere was utu, anro uu To tae election O, Edward Iaau m mayor while HuH. York formerly Of nmrlas headed tae I., ol candidates Tor high vote or tho council Che others being Ia A Woodland. q. E. Swanson. C. H. rausse Carl u 0hmo and William GdhbIe
 Al sEaruas F A. Rasmussen president O. Hc Bank of Alasaa win ba m..o- for tho coming yoar am, i'm hat.y-eontes.eI 1ee Howard Asn.e Robert EWc Prank sut acoo. and Emil Richter vero elcetc. or Che council Oscar so'mor wu reelected city treasurer Miss Clw Carson won out In 70 thrcc-cowerc. race for city elorE. and V. J. Hah uas elected school director withou onra ton
 J G. Grant was reelected mayo .of Wuu-ou and Bcr. Tucker o Guuderou and n D. Campbell O. Che council Rev. H p. Couar Wa elected tooI director
 40 Nome Charles Rice s Che ne' mayor. and Che council which wa elected without opposition. is com prscd ol Caycy. Lichtonbers Burg and Maynard Rev. Baldwin wa elected on Che school board. B. Gr.I
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
GOOD SHAPE

According to the report of city
 CIuk L. w. kIhwu completed late
 ha afternoon. Che finances Of tdo city o. Douglas are n very good shape Tho balance or cash on hand amounts ,o tlla53l and merchant disc or hand H s2.a2'.25. making tlc total 0l aects. counted Che same as cash Sti2o51 The vhar. ac. count shows that Che city whar. made rrut ol fI.215 for Che yolr.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08

For Che omco of school clerk thero was mo opposition Go l.. W. kuburu. who received 19 votes.
 Felix Z Gray vas elected without opposition a school director wItb a uaI o0 lt votes.
 Ou..s at he election were Mrs Gare. w. Uoui. Azc' Kron- ov..t and N F CoaeHu judges and Mrs R F Coueau and Mrs Felix Gry c.orEs
 A. ue council meeting ot next Monday uea. One old and now rom. .I win mo., in join. session and Mayor r. A. J. Galuas win uu uer.m of government ot th. mum. ..n.U. or. t1 h.. successor who. ever Ha. might he and lhe other ooaaomm win uae uacr p.ace.
 Jm. olasto. John Foas. and William Robertson aro r.eou. meme b.r %. tHe council who win .crye nHa. .erm
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
ONE SHIFT WORKING

Onc sbu of twelve men is being worked a, thc pulp plant a, Spec. Wyor ol Che Alaska Pulp and Paper Company Che other ah.fu hc.ue dts continued for the present ou accouu. 70. no bir accumulation Of pulp on tBe dock which moo shipping facilities har. as yc. been secured ior An addition e being hu.t to taa dock so that much moro pulp can be stored t0we.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
ADVERTISING PAYS

Tho day after thc notice was in this paper stating that wood at the Manley wood yard had been reduced from S7.oO Co 5000 a cord, Earl Man Icy sold six cords of wood and ever since Che business has been very brisk. with Che power saw going an day long
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
PAUL INDICTED

WuuHIr morning tHe grand Jury brought am Indictment aa.ua. Paul Koeo. %. th.s city for Ono aI- 'eeoI sale ot intoxicating liquor lo Nkc ruHeh of tms city for che sum of $500 and Che alleged poc- sion of intoxicating liquors on oc- .ahor If. laen These were two sep- .rlfo oouut.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
COLD FEET

No answer has been received from ho Mcuasata baskothfl team to Che telegram sout inviting them 'o come to Douglas Co play for Che championship of Southeastern Alas- ka. Twice tb.s season Che team has threatened Co come to Douglas but each umc Che games have failed to matcuaulc.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
LIVE AT HAYNES

Dr. L. Pryor oldumcr Of this scc- uon. who for years conducted a drug e.oro at Petersburg and who has lived at Tonukco for Che past year, vas visiting iu Douglas yesterday and today Uc is going to locate at HaIucs where hc .s preparing to open a drug tore.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
REHEARsNG PLAY

Uele.raI ur. now being hold for Che sar.o- play or One norr'as Urt School "Lo.t-A Chapcronc
 which s co hc given Che latter part of us month or Che uwt Of ncHt yery good progress H reported a. be.re made by Che young folks in parre.Une thc.- parts of Che play