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Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
OUTDOOR MEET IS
 NOW PROBABILITY
People Wish to See Boys in Action Outdoors After Great Success
 of Indoor Affair

An outdoor field meet. to Doe held either in Douglas or Juneau some time next month. is now ln prospect The committee Chat had charge of Che one Of last Friday night have been approached to arrange for Che oaar owing to tho fact chat Che inc door meet was such srcat success. and plans are now under way
 Various sites have been examined as possible locations for thc event. and three places are In view. they being Che Pacific Steamship Company wharf in Juneau Che Juneau basc- ball park and che Douglas ball grounds.
 The contemplated meet win. it is said. Doc along similar lines Co Che ono elycu week ago at Natator.um hau and win include most of Che events give ntherl with perhaps some toaurga added
 Both Juneau and Douglas people were highly enthusiastic over the rec suits of Che meet from Che standpoint o. good sporting events and are very anxious to sec Che same boys in ace uon ou outdoor track.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
LEAVES FOR ITALY

tHn H.u.u .H thH.F years
 ..aU.r. %. uaue.# Island .e.t on .. steamer Jo..ee. .af Saturday r...t eHml.a .o IaN where he ... not visited .n Inc as, .yeutoea An ae.I father. brother ... tr and num.r0l. other re.a- .t.. ol Nr H.rf.... reside near tH0 ..s . Turin u northern .a.E
 Mr. EI..n rHu. m FH.ue H.. u.s. Iar . year and ,.oH return. nr n Am.H" and eventually 'o lae.. He Inn. disposed O. al his interests b.-. neuIue his amoal .E.r .O.s o. Hou. t1 Ju. Heti.
 IT. expects. n....s visiting m u... -1 ... n. .........s ol Frame. and Belgium u..... returning
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15

gone into section by section and a number oi minor changes made In thc reading
 Yesterday morning Che Senate do. -lcd Go settle One troubles of Che Irish nation. when Senator Fmwicy
 introduced a joint resolution asking nat President Harding and mcm- b.rs of congress ukc some action Co bring about "pcaco. prosperity and .outcu.mcut for Che people ot lre- land The memorial was pasel with only Senator Butt voting aea.na, lr
 The memorial relative to the Mc- Faddou gold bonus was passed. Some discussion vas held or !, and Soma tor Hoa stated ttat he did not be- Hevc Che bu would benefit Awta
 In One House r..,oriar home w.c memorial u.h preamble uAe chat of Che constitution ol Che United States was introduced by Mr. Es- rer It requested ,hat tac Territory o. Alaska be lree and independent and cha. au mordmen. .o the con
 umum ol Che United States be m1lc providing that two .cnator and Representative Go tao Rational coueress. as well as Presidential electors bc allowed NasEa A. though very Goucry u Ha ansuase Che memorial which was considered under suspension ot rules. met am awful d.a.h
 The livestock bI which provides for inspection Of dairy herds u Che Territory and compensation tor dock already killed. or Cha. may bc killed Inter- has beeu asreed on Iu the s.Hate and lae b.u a now as- u-. p.s.arc
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
SENATOR PRICE
 TALKS ON SCHOOLS
Parent Teacher A80liau0n Meeting Enjoyable One Last Monday
 Evening

Senator Thomas c. rr.rc formerly ol uoae.as ba- now o- Anchorage. .as t.. sn..h.ro. lno evening at tho Douglas Parent Teacher Association meeting at Che um-U hool buld- ing oa Monday c,nn- Senator Price iNet o1 elueatona. matters as pertaining .o One smaller towns and tae crort. mad. To maintain One n-rn.r standard u the schools Hs u. na. huH interesting and .n-
 r..Ur.
 other numbers or t.e program aer. selections by Che ..aao. o.ohes- ua recitation. aud soae ny .hoo. children and u ,o... ao.o by Nn w. E .ab accompanied bE Mrs. C. W Russell Hr fH. piano.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
STILL DOWN

The Annoz Creek power limo Of thC Alaska Gutnclu Mining Company portions of which woro swept away two weeks ago by slide at Che Carl son Crook divide. remains out ol commission. Company officials osu- mate chat it win bo month yet bo. fore repair gangs can work on the line ou account Of Che docp snow.
 With Che melting Of Che mow in Che hills. however moro electrical power H being secured by tho com- pauy from its salmon Crook plant and Che tonnage ot ho Thmo min has boon Increased during Che past week.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
BRINGS RACK WIFE

Gerald u.uu.E. .t ur. umo a r....u. o. ua.e.a. .aHI returned t1 Thane or tHe rru.. Mary a.. .omn.r.ed by nB wife, n. has been married tor tH. past year. During tH. .terai years hc has boon m One south be has boon a.I over -Ho Coast
 H brother. Desmond nom9aN at one Um. pitcher O. Che uouEm Ha.eH.H tenn. s noN-in Che r. & navy and h.s mo,H.r who visited l.r. one summer e living n, Ever ..f Wash.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
SCHOOL CLOSING

Tho government school under Nn Hc'cn NeEvoy Is completing fs term taIly Appropriate cNor- e.s.s eommemora,ne Che last day of
 school are nc.ne held u Che school hndIue this afternoon.
 Ear.I thH week Mrs NcEy1y took some O. th. cho'ars of Che school io Juneau for tour of inspection of Che rerrfo. o..al hatchery.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15

lni Juneau. third. Time i-5 soc- onds
 Potato Racc Patterson Douglas. anti Peterson. Juneau. second; Me- CormIck Douglas, third
 Boxing Martin and Mcintyre of Douglas Martin won. (3 roundsJ
 Boxing @ rouud0 Cashon and Patterson Of Douglas. Cashon won. Boxing 8 romdD -JurIch of Douglas and Wells Of Troadwoll JurIch won.
 Mems Events
 20-yd. Dash - Nelson. Douglas. drsG Caya. Troadwou. second. Brown. Douglas. third. Time 8 l-5 seconds
 2O-yd. Low Hurdles Brown. M. Calwus. II. Gollwaa
 Special Events
 Roller Skating Pursuit Race Wutanou. Douglas nrst. RunquIst Tro0dwoll second.
 Baseball Throwing A. Garn Douglas first; R KronqyIst Doug lar. second. J. Gmu. Douglas. third Rope Climb Iohauson. Tread we'll, drst Q l-5 second; Converse. second, Caya. third.
 Voloy Bah Pickup teams from Douglas and Troadweil Treadwell won. A. Gociz. captain
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
PLEASANT MEETING

Mayor James Chuatoc Of Douglas was Che speaker of .Ho evening at Che meeting Of Che Trcadwen Parent Teacher Association held at Che Troadvou school house last night Mr. Chrstoo spoke on "reminiscences of Trodweu extending over period Of moro chan twenty years. He
 spoke Of Che carly schools Of the lsl- and and dvclt at some length upon come of Che peculiar characters among the olddmcm The talk was yory we'll received.
 The pictures Of aoonos along Che government railroad from Seward to Anchorage. secured through Che courtesy of D. R. Bradley were pro- uouuccd very good. These pictures. m eight reels. taken by government photographers show oyory phase of work being done from tidewater to tho interior and also include views taken during Che visit Of Che high government officials last summer
 Miss Virginia Molzgar favored . Che gathering with a piano solo that was exceedingly well played.
 It was decided that the invitation ! of Che Douglas Parent Teacher As- soc.auon Go make Che May meeting Che las. one of Che year. joint one of Che two association. bo accepted. Tho meeting is to be held at Doug ! lne.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
DIRT SLIDES

Large slide. ol dir. and snow on Oh. e.r.-rm.nf railroad between Seward and 'H.Hn-e have 0ut oN communication by land bctwen An. o1oraeo and tn. outside world. Tho steamer No-.tN.t.ru ul not so' any u.ar..o. %. Alaska pas.eneor aa H.r last r.p to Seward and no'h ne was heard from Anchorage on
 omt e. the land to..eranh 'nca he nr broken down by .He slides
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
STEAMER NEWS

The steamer AIameia Is due at Juneau .t e o'clock tomorrow morn me The boat s loaded 70 capacity w.tl people going to Western Alaska.
 The steamer city ol Seattle. with a be passenger hs, and about a weeks ma.l .s due ou Che Channel tomorrow Tho Seattle on this trip win aH ou.l by wa yoi Si,ka
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
THANKS

The committee In charge Of tho inc door field meet Of last Friday night has asked that Che News extend Co suut Gordon C. Mitchell and Che boys Of Che Douglas public school its most sincere thanks for Che as- s.stauco given in preparing Che Nat- atorIum hol for Che meet.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
COMING DOWN

The Simpson house on D street. uclr ,ho school house a being torn down by AVel Krouqy.st Che owner Some of tho lumber. windows and doors are being sawed for salc while Che rest win be burned for wood The foundation of tho house has areci so much chat it was not con- idcrcd uronabi. Co try Go repair it
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
TO CHICELL0OE

0Hn Hewitt 'elt or Che Admiral Watson few days ago for Anchor a-e auI win take a good position as electrician n. .hc government coaI min. at Ch.es.'our.
 Ur George w. H.N.tt father of OIn has recovered ha aeht aui- Uanty to resume his duties at Che Ire room Of Che Central power plant
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
HOST CACHE" NOW
 ONLY A MEMORY
rbmous Liquor Controversy Settled With Nobody Guilty of Ever
 Handling Amy

Aftcr having been out moro thar uvcuv-iour hours. Che jury iu th, ease of Che United states ys. Gcorg, h. Johnson. accused of having n hi possession liquor and for bringing uluor into Che Territory Illegally and scycaI other counts. brought in . a verdict of not guilty
 This trial was held before Judge Fred M Brown sitting n Che Fed- e-aI court at Juneau and created a great doal ol interest A sealed yor- diet was brought m at 9 o'clock Sat- urlay night and was rcad .u court at I0 o'clock Monday morning
 George L. Johnson was formerly Deputy u $. marshal at Douglas and was accused ol having Imported In company with several others liquor Into Che ay and to have tmtdckod u t.o same while occupying hIs oi- aoai position.
 Tho oharsos were Che continuation ot what was known as ,be loa a.ho" episode. when It was claimed nat a large shipment of arst class uh.s.oy was taken from i,s caehe iu Douglas and removed Go hid.us nac. m tac Opera House building Fred Nasu claiming Go be a mcm- Ie- or tle association owning che lost u1uor laid Che complaint against Johnson after tlcy had had a physical encounter u which Na- eI was rather Usdeurod Ho had accused Johnson of uuue che cache The liquor uas afterwards returned. but considerable amount Of lt was seized by che United sale marshal soon alter !, bad been removed
 William prcaHa who joined u.Ia Naru I'm laying tbe complaint claimed Co have at one ume owned am interest m Che uqnor uo was indicted Jointly with Johnson bu, was mot found vhw Che ease was ready for raI
 Monday. Iu Judge Brovue court. Paul Eore wa. tried for having nuuo. tn h. possession and ior tral- ...r. m .de anne. Tho jury TO- turned n ycrt..t of guilty ou Che nrt count bu Judge Brown upon rc. ..tur lc verdict. stated chat tao .rleu.e vn mmG.c.n, for cone u..or and dismissed Che accused mlr
 k.eH wa. accused by thc eoycru- mont o. having bad con .darabig
 mount o. tn. ..oIOr Vn..ov u his possession at one umc Tlo evidence submitted was Go Che eUc.l chat he never had it hut UnIue che -aehe u a sid. room u Che Opera House buHdre suspected It might be some o. ru. Io.t cache. that he wont to NE. ru.rH one oi tae rerurel owner. of Ho Hluor to.d Che latter about U. and received che reward o. s.U0 tH., had been posted for Iu recovery ll was testified tHa. kee.. Ud uo. .I the goods. but Wae re- ...f.I for mIue them whom he stumbled upon chem accidentally
 And .l ends Che story oi | hc
 L.| Cache.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
MIILERs HOME

Mr. and Mrs William Miller who h.s. been spending che past winter at TeuaEoe. returned here th.s week and win very likely make their homo in Che city, Mr. Miller was opcrat- ing a barber shop at Che hot springs town
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
FROM CALIFORNIA

J c Zimmerman accompanied by Nr Zimmerman and .an. Chester win arrive here tomorrow on Che o.r ol Seattle from ras1dwa caI.l- when. Nr Zimmerman and Chester .... h..u for .so past year,
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
VISITING HERE

Frank shotcr. who has been in Juneau for several weeks from his home at Hoonah, was visiting old friends in Douglas today.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
woMANs CLUB

The Douglas Island Womana Club had a very enjoyable and instructive meeting at Che home ot Mrs William Franks on Wednesday evening
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
Clerks Report

City Clerk. Magistrate and Wharf necr L. w. Kilbura submitted his various reports, that Of Che city clerk showing that the total cost of operation Of Che city for Che fiscal year amounted to S39.153.69. Re- sources Of Che city were S5,fC7.27 Cash on hand and due from Che wharf amount Go S2.5f2O2
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
TAXATION LIST
 IS COMPLETE
Would Tax Fish Traps $500 Each and Charge Mines on the Tom
 maze ci Ore Produced

HH... H Hr m t0" Io.r l1rll L.-..nmre s thc tentative aN us ul which U .s proposed Co ra's. . UeuH.ney of s-0.o'a chat t a believed eu o..ar IH Che revenue. o- Na.sa .re year or account of . ror..l output %. lhc salmon cam rer.. Th. Ht uas drawn up at . u.ur- r. .h. Ways and Means com mu.. o. m. H.H.. late las. week Among m. item. .u Che ust Cha. ..ur. m. mo.. comment is fh. .lrr U. ... traps o- au kinds $500 0..H . trotr.- .sa graduated l., ... ... aa orc mined at various ur..
 H.. u..or s rn bc asked .. IT. ..r.a. .t.m. on tr. Is. b... w..tfeI for faaI ras Tn. u.t follows.
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 Speaker N.r'.rf defended .ne b.I .... women n t.. ...fe o. t.I m. re.. ol jury
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Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
JAMES CHRISTOE
 NAMED AS MAYOR
W. ]. Grant Is Marshal for Another Term and !. W. Kilbum Clerk
 and Magistrate

James ChrIstoe. cashier Of the First Territorial Bank. was chosen to di- rect Che dcsunios of Che city Of Douglas for Che coming year as chair man Of the city council and ex-onicio mayor at Che first meeting Of Che newly elected council on Monday evening Mr. Chriatoe received Che highest number Of votes at Che late election.
 After meeting jointly Che old and new city councils heard Che reading of Che financial report of the city for the past year and Che old council then vacated their places and allow ed tho new men Co sic in.
 City appointments were made as follows.
 Marshal w. J. Grant
 Clerk and Magistrate -L w. Kil- burn.
 Wharnnger -L. w. Knburn
 Ircasurcr-F. A. J. GallWa8.
 Health O1lccr-Dr E. O. Rowlcy.
 The following committees were named by Mayor ChrIstoe:
 Finance Jensen. WidDmann and Loomis.
 Streets - widemann. Robertson and Oliver.
 Health and Pol.cc-Loomis Wide mann Jensen.
 Fire and Water oliver, Loomis and Fous
 Wharf-Fcusi, Loomis and Rob- orteOu.
 Harbor Lines Jensen. Feusi and Oliver
 Sewers - Roborson Loomis and Foua..
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
HAND BRUSH
 FREE

Beginning tomorrow, with eye cry 50c sale Of Toilet Soap. we are going to give away free a dandy nail and hand brush to Che purchaser
 This is the first of a number of special sales which we arc going to hold this Spring and ia order Co make it doubly ad- wntageous for you to buy some soap at this time several Of Che most popular brands of soap will be reduced in price during thil sale.
 Don't overlook these bar gains
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15

Continued on page l
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-03-17
FIRST ELECTRICAL STORM
Of the Season Does Damage to Home
of Mr.. John w. Davis on Second ST.


of Mr.. John w. Davis on Second St.
The first electrical storm of the
year to visit Oakland and vicinity
broke over the town Monday last and
did considerable damage to the home
of Mr.. John W. Davis on Second street
extended.
The storm came about three o'clock,
there being two distinct flashes of
lightning. The second flash from the
heavens was intense and the bolt shot
over the home of Mr.. Davis and strik-
ing the chimney tore the greater part
extending above the roof off, the fall
ing brick crashing down over the slate
roof knocked numerous holes through
it and carried the slate away. The
lightning followed the chimney down
through the house to the cellar where
the furnace used to heat the building
was more or less damaged. In add.
tion to this the electric wires concealed
within the walls were burned off and
two holes were torn through the side
walls. :
Fortunately no fire followed. Mr..
Davis and members of his family were
in the house at the time of the occur
renee and they were more or less I'M
nerved. The damage is covered by
insurance.
This is the second time the dwelling
has been visited by lightning, the first
occasion being when it was owned by
Prof. Bender, who erected it.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-03-17
DR.. C. J. FAZENBAKER HELD ON
CHARGE OF VIOLATING LAW
Former Garrett COuntian Accused of
Crime In Connection With Narcotics


Crime In Connection With Narcotics
DR.. Charles ]. Fazenbaker, formerly
Of Swanton, this county, but for a
number of years past a resident of
Westernport, where he is engaged in
the same profession, = was held under
$4,000 bail by United States Com
missioner Thomas J. Anderson at
Cumberland last Friday following his
arrest on a Federal warrant charging
him with violating the Harrison Mar
cotic Law by dispensing prescriptions
for drugs to addicts and with failure
to keep records of his prescriptions
The warrant for DR.. Fazenbaker's ar
rest was issued upon information fur
nished by Narcotic Inspector j. w.
Mcdonald.
Fazenbaker's arrest on Friday by
United States Deputy Wolford fol
lowed an investigation by Federal
agents which dated as far back as last
year, when the attention of the mar.
cotic inspectors was directed to the
number of prescriptions issued by DR..
Fazenbaker while they were checking
up drug prescriptions at pharmacies
in Westernport and other points in AL
legany county.
When Federal agents Intercepted
him while taking record of his
books they declare that DR.. Fazen-
baker was defiant and refused to fur
nish details of his activities in supply.
ing addicts with drugs. Since the copy
Of his record was obtained last fall, it
is alleged by the Federal authorities
that he has tried to smooth over the
difficulties with the government by of
fering to pay what he thought was a
sufficient sum. This was refused by
the Federal authorities at Washington
and prosecution of the case ordered.
His arrest followed on Friday.
DR.. Fazenbaker, according to the au-
thorities, threatened narcotic inspec-
tors several years ago when he was
made to furnish records of his pre-
scriptions. At that time, they declare,
he attempted to drive the men from
his Office and threatened to strike
them with a chair. Friday, the reve-
nue. men entered his Office prepared
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-03-17

Friday night, March e8, Litany and
address: "The Four Keynotes of the
Church"
Palm Sunday, a. Incorporate
communion for the men of the parish;
10 a. M, Sunday school; II a. NJ,
morning service and sermon with the
distribution of the palms.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-03-17

for such a reception, but DR.. Fazen-
baker submitted to arrest and accom-
panied the authorities to Cumberland
where he furnished the bond for his
March 25th for a further
hearing before Commissioner Ander-
son
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-04
MUCH INTEREST HERE IN
NEW LONDON CONFERENCE

CongreeatioHahsts of Putnam and
vicinity ar much Interested IN the
diamond Jubilee Of the American Mis-
sionary ISOLATION. to BE- held Nov
8 and % IN the Second Congregation
al church. New London
The first session viii be held on the
evening Of the 9Th, and morning. at
ternoon and evening sessions will be
held on the 10th Among the speak
ers will be Rev. Nehemiah Boynton
d. D., president a NJ A.. James +
Gregg. principal Of Hampton Insti
tute. Va William J Hutehins, D. D.
president Berca College. KY + Phil
ip Frazier. Oberlin College, o.; lsaa,
Fisher. Fisk University. Tenn. Hayae
kashiwaRi. " Y. C.. Mrs. F. W vii
cox, Mrs William G. Price, Rev vii
liam f. Barton. D. D., moderator Ma
tional Council, H. William IL Lew
u.s.
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-04
TANNER GOES TO JAIL
Thirty Days Sentence Is Imposed Foi
Being Intoxicated

Reuben Tanner was sent to jail for
30 days when he came before Judge
Geissler in the city court Tuesday. but
there are hanging over his head two
suspended sentences Of 80 days each
and a fourth charge against HIM was
not acted upon by the court Tanner
was charged with being intoxicated,
breach Of peace, with CARRYING CON
tealed weapon. and with discharpng
"A 6rrarm within the limits Of the city
The jail sentence was imposed for the
first olfcHse.
Tanner got drunk ON moonsbue
whj-key, bat be- did not recall the
namt Of tho person who gave 1T 10 him
or where he obtained While iu-
toNieated fanrer fired off 80 eahbre
revolver. while n ms woodshed the
bullet eoins To yhc other side of the
building. which IS used bs ii Heishhor
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-04
EAST THOMPSON

Henry Green ~ tHe pat Kim
ha Heuaa t9oufHt hs= Hand
is nrrovne
There are -eAssd e#ee=ef eaHsrH
HraN the#s5ilase 0tHefs#N ~ aaz5
becH sick 5Hg #p osHe
IRA. and Mrs Miller ana Jennie
Young attended tie Kiua Dau-h
tfel- convention b Norwich Thursday
Miss Grace Sheldon arrived from
Baitle=C reek. Mich Monday afteg
noou 10 care fat her mother. who has
been I'll tie past ESo weeks.
Mrs El Carleton attended the
State " Ct convention held ia
Stamford TWO days last week Mrs.
Carleton was delegate from the
Thompson Dmou.
Key K Muller preached It's East
ford Federated church last Sunday. it
being the last sunday before the peo-
pie there are 20 have permanent
pastor Mrs Miller had charge Of the
service here
ne monthly meeting Of the King
Daughters was held at the hall We'd
ae>day afternoon The ladies worked
on postcards. They are To cover the
side, tina has been written on, with
plain white paper and are to send
them to some mission in China A re-
port was given Of the convention just
Reid IN Norwich