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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

O. n Bernard went to saaswW to serve as iuumau.
 There were SD pupils enrolled in che Douglas public school Douglas was putting In a bid for ! Che cour. house ol che diar.., court 'It was said "ume'1s win have Che court house but what win Juneau .do with her hu9"
 Edward Doney pI. Noandi Jos Fcrctu and William Moore were u- smuy uDcI and Lusi Guucela seriously injured by tho explosion Of a ease o. dynamite a, thc zoo mine Che previous Sunday Dorsey was doing contract work and Che others wcrc In hIs employ
 Douglas wa. eating cabbage and potatoes shipped from sueuav where Nicola E Clark bad raised SD tons ol lle iomer They could have sold an tac.r crop. u Dawson. but freight rates were ao l.eh .lc would have bad moo profit Ie.l
 Carpenters wore busy repairing a building vacated by Sam Blum and to bo occupied hg Kaufman Bros.
 Mrs A. LIeslHd purchased Che Royal Calc from N- roeuaul and was continuing I.e hWuea "ser,- ns the hungry public with thc best .m Che mrbot
 E D Guotto- father of Iudee Gillette arrived from Kanma on a visit Go his son and um surprised at Alaskaa mId climate.
 Landlord John spIcsot. eavc n dance at Che Hotel Northern which was well attended by noge.m and Juneau people.
 A meeting ol tho Douglas fire de- parmcut at which Imnorran, bust. ness was transacted was hold at .ho News o0.co
 Mrs. M B Archer oamo across with years subscription Co One News. e. w Johnson dd Che same thing
 The D1sayor family was oom.ort ably sc,O'od iu am apartment n lho now Murray huldnr
 James Daniels. amaieamator at Che Mexican mmc. returned from California accompanied by charm iug young wife.
 Rev. A. B. sn.dor who had dua . Che Congregations, pulpit for a number Of months. lou tor Golden ! |dalc. Wash. and Row. uayi. a now pastor was expected aaou
 Dr. and Nu. w. l.. Harrison wont to Seattle to spend thc winter Ho promised to return at amy umo ro- fractoy mo'am required h.s altcn. uon
 The News had moved into new
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08

ordered b ythe court having iuris- diction of a sult for condemnation and forfeiture thereof
 Shipments Of fur from Alaska whether shipped as personal baggage or otherwise will bo subject to ox- animation by proper authorities and may be detained if Che shipment was made in violation Of these regula- tions.
 Shipments of Furs- Shipments Of furs consigned to points outside of Alaska which may be made at any time. should be reported on appro- prIate blanks which will be supplied for that purpose.
 On and after September I. 1921. an regulations for thc protection Of land fur-bcaring animals in Alaska made and published by the socro- tary of Agriculture under authority of Che Alaska fur law prior Co Che regulations hereby made and pub lIshed shall be and arc hereby TO- yokod.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP

Management Circulation. ctc. rc- Qucl by Act ol Congress of An. gust 2i 1912. oi The Srollcrf Weekly published weekly at Ju- u.u Alaska. for October l92l Territory of Alaska aa.
 He.or. me. notary I'm and for tic Territory aforesaid. personally appeared E J. White. who having boon duly sworn according to law Iou0os and says lha. he is tho owner of The stroIors Weekly and chat HIe following Is Go tbc best of his knowledge and belief. true state. meul ot Che ownership. management etc.. 0l tHo aforesaid publication ioI tho date shown in thC above caption required by Che Act of August 2i 1912. embodied lu section f43. Pos. Gal Laws ud Regulations printed ou tbc reverse side Of tbia form Go. wit.
 l. That Che names and addrosc of Che publisher. CdItor managing editor and business managers are;
 Publisher E J. White Juneau Alaska.
 |NIINN. NI. I. W NIIN.
 Managing Editor F J. White
 Business Manager E. J White. % That Che owners arc. lGiyO names and addresses of iudivdua owners. or II a corporation give it name and Che names aud addrces of f0eEb0IdcH owning or holding per cont or more oi Che total amoun. of stockl E. J Whitc Juneau Alaska
 That Che known bondho.dors mortearcos. and other security hold er owning or holding ] per cent oI more ol total amount of bonds. mort meos or other securities arc None
 E. J WHITE. Owner
 Sworn tO and subscribed before ml rus 4th day of October 1921. lsmI NEWARK L. BURTON.
 Notary Public lNy commission expires Nov Sth l92ll
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
CARD PARTY

Twouy-sIX tables were In play at Che card party of Che Eastern Stars at Che odd Fellows hau on Tuesday uieLt and Che hall was dllcd Co ca- pac.iy with a crowd chat had am cN- cccdugly good time.
 Prize winners wcro Mrs Monte Benson and Roy NoIand. drt; Mrs. A. Gam and Joe Williams. seconds. and Mrs p. n. Abbott and William Spain. c0nsoiau0ns.
 Dancing and refreshments follow cd Che card playing.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
ENDEAVORS WILL
 HAVE GOOD TIME Plans Made by Church Society of Young Folks for the Winter
 Months

A business meeting of Che Chris uan Eud,ayor Society of Che Cougrc- eauona Church was hold at Che homo ol Mrs Eeburt Loomis ou Mou- day evening at which umo Che new or.oee were malc acquainted with hc duties they arc to perform in Che coming y.ar Plans were discussed o- sooaIs and other soc.al activities and it was decided t1 have a social meeting ou One fut Thursday of each month The dut social is Co be hold October 13. Go which the public is cordially Invited
 The public and an those interested ar. Invited to visit che parsonage and geo what One Christian Endcayor a planning Go do for Che benefit Of the young people ol Che church. Re pairs arc being made Co tto church and Che club rooms equipped and in che eoar.e ot a few wccks it Is hoped m. work win bo completed Whom u. s accomplished Che Eudnyor workers have a plan iu view in which hcy can show Che public thc.r appreciation for Che assistance rendered Plans arc to bc announced later m th.s panor
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
FOBEDOOlED TO BE
 BEAST IN HUMAN FORM

Berlin German - The detective department is p.ecing together Che last links Of evidence for Che trial of Karl Gr0sman charged with butch orIue score Of girls and women. picume them and thcn selling them as veal and sausage. Grossmau win not hang. bul when be Is convicted win eo to a hospital for Che crim- mu Insane uc has proven Ger many's worst degenerate. a psycha- path.s patient forodoomod from the cradle Go turn to a beast I'm human lorm Ho Is Q living example of Che curse Of hercdily and his trial ia believed to be one Of Che most gruc- some i'm Ono couutrys history
 Gross man served twenty years in Che pouitinuary for am alleged at- tack 0u a soyon-year-old e.rl but Che police lost track Of him shortly after his rclease Tie ram a butcher shop in populated but dark district in thc vicinity Of Che slcsIow railway station Frightened children have seen him many times carrying t.ght- ly a bundle wrapped in brown paper which was believed to have con- uucI human flesh. The bones he sometimes sold to an iuucraut butcher or Q hul starved native lc often dumped his bundle into Che canal it s believed.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
DANCE FOR GOES

In honor uI m. "e0hs' ol Che lr- r.r ship E1n.... .H.re Was a soe.ai Iu.. given a One Labor Union H.u m t.. city nm Wednesday cron- m. TH. must. for th. anair was furnished tr Miss Mamie Hahn on n. u..H.
 Young ....s from both sides Of thc Channel worn. In attendance as we'll as most ol .ao alo. boys from Che e.t0m.H
 Tu. Explorer ieu carly Thordoy In. snfu. near whore Che vessel u.U b. ..uor.I .or thc winter Tho bouts whistle .oo..I goodbye os it wont down Iho Channel
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08

"Was there much Of a gathering to see the ship start?" asked Colonel Edwards. whose servant had been down to the wharf
 "Yassuh. Dey was a monstrous lot O folks"
 And was Che crowd tumultous or qulet?"
 Well. suh." replied Nose doubt fully. "dey wasn't zaclly too null tuous. ] shouldn't say Noauh. doy was just about multuous enough fo' de occasion.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
Pr. A. PROGRAM
 BE OF INTEREST Second Meeting of Year Monday at High School Auditorium at
 8 O'Clock

What h Thought win .bc voy interesting program H t5 bc given at Che meeting Of Che Douglas Parent Teacher Association to bo held In Che assembly room ol Che school house uozt Monday evening at s o'clock Tho pubHc if invited very cordially to bo present This s Che second meeting for Che year Of Che association
 Tho program win bc as lolows March. High School Orchestra Balancing Fcat t.....
 . Master Ray Haeorun Song Miss Mduoaaula C'aa Selection .. Mems Qum.clto Violin Solo .....
 Mrs. Kondy Nelson Wooltcr Address ucau C. E Rice Solo .. Mm Leo u'eley Solo Mrs Glun Kirkham Selection. "Wua Dream" Orchestra
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
REVISED GAME
 LAWS OF ALASKA
Department at Washington Tells Alaskans When They May
 Hunt Shoot and Trap


 Copies of Che recently passed game laws roeivod at thia office arc as fol- lows
 District Ono includes Che Aleutlan Islands, Alaska Peninsula and neigh boring islands. and Southeastern Alaska. mainland and islands from Yakutat Bay to Dixon Entrance
 District Includes tho mainland and islands from Yaluiat Bay. Gull or Alaska. uiamna Lake and Bristol Bay northward Go Che hoadwaters Of tho streams flowing into tho Arctic ocean north Of Che sixty-eighth par allel Of north latitude.
 District 8 includes the region drained by Che streams entering Che. Arctic ocean north of Che sixty eighth parallel of north latitude.
 Unprime pelts.-No land fur-bear- ing animal shall be killed when its pcit is unprimc.
 Open seasons. The black. glacier and cinnamon bear. wolf. wolverine, squirrel marmot. carrying hare| nbbiD and Arctic hare may be hll-I ed at any ume.
 The following fur bearing ani- mals may be killed in the specified districts during Che following open scasons
 District
 Muskrat December 16 to April 80. both dates inclusive.
 Beaver December 1 Co March 3i. both dates inclusive.
 Marten November 16 to March 3l. both dates inclusive.
 Mink. otter Uandl and Weasel December iG to March 31. both dates inclusive
 Fox and Lynx December to| May 3t both dates inclusive.
 District 9
 Muskrat- December to May 31,| both dates inclusive.
 Beaver Marten. Mink. Otter and ] Weasel November 16 to March 31.| ! both dates inclusive. Fox and Lynx December toI March %. both dates inclusive. Artificial Lights and Shooting Tho killing Of any of Che following. land mr-bcaring animals. viz, white ! fox. blue fox. red fox. cross fox. ! black or silver fox. mink. marton. !. weasel. otter Oand), muskrat and ! beaver by use Of jack or pit lamp or any other artificial light or by shooting with either a rifle. shotgun or pistol is prohibited at all times.
 Traps The killing Of any land ur-bcarIug animal at any time by means Of Che trap or device known as kiIps or by means of any steel bear trap or any other trap with jaws having spread exceeding eight inches Is prohibited.
 Dogs-Tho use Of dogs for pursu- ing or killing any land fur-bearing animal for which a close season is' prescribed for any period is prohib- itcd.
 Poison. The killing Of any land ur-bcarIng animal by means of strychnino or poison is prohibited at an times.
 Seizures AM skins Of land fur bearing animals killed In violation of these regulations found in the possession Of any person in Alaska shall loo served by wardens and other officers designated by Che Secretary of Agriculture or other officers au- hoHzod by law and such wardens and others officers shall hold said skins for such disposition as shall be
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
Church Notes

The Sunday school class rooms have been rcunted and tho classes arc much enjoying their use. The special Bible class which was just organized for adult members extends an invitation to those interested to attend and become members The class is in charge of an excellent teacher
 Tho Christian Eudolvor Society. which meets from 7.00 to S.oO D. m. Sunday evenings. holds very inter- asuue meetings. Miss Selma Aalto was Che leader Of Che last meeting Those who attend these services take am active part thus large attend mcc is being built up. Mrs Burt Loomis Is president of Che organiza- lion.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08

High sohoo. basketball teams ol Che Douglas school arc procicne for Che winter season.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
UNCONVENTIONAL COMMUNITY
 CHURCH

Sunday School t:o0 to 9 D. m.
 Christian Endoayor c to 8 D. m.
 Special evening service last Sun day of each month following th, Christian Endcayor Rev James H Coudit. D. D. win conduct tho sery ice Che evening Of October 3Oth. You are cordially invited to attend an o. these services.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08

Ffm.. n.HH't l $. Marshal A E Lu.r 70. ,l. city has moved e Juneau Nh.r. He and Nr. Lucy wifi. r..I. m t.. ufur.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08

u Uou Carroll formerly of TruIucI who was visiting with h.r sister, Mrs. r H A.ln of u.ne and H.er wI.h friends at T-alueI Ielt on che Admiral Wat- son last nigh. for her home at sc- .u'c.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08

Rcad mo suolIcr's Wcokly
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08

Northern Light Bebekah Lodge No. | Meets at odd Fellows Hau second
 and fourth Thursdays
 Visitors pro cordially Invited
 EEEuA SWANSON. W. G. JOSEPHINE LANoSErU See.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
LODGE DIRECTORY
Alaska Lodg, No. l.LOOR

Aurora Enclmpment ho. l vee.s at odd Fellows Hau drst and
 mrI Mondays at 8 D. m. Brrn.rs of Che Royal Purple arc cordially Invited
 CUts w. CARTER C D. L w. kLHrHN Scribe.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-30
IN MEMORIUM

Funeral services for Dorothy Har-
rington, the little seven year old daugh-
ter Of Guy p. Harrington, whose
death occurred Monday morning,
September %, 1921, at her home, was
held Tuesday afternoon. at ) o'clock
at the family residence on the corn
cr Of Chapelle and Mckenzie streets.
Rev. Walter ~Trowbridge, pastor of
the church of the Holy Faith, con-
Quoted the service. -Four young girls
attired in white were the pail bearers.
\ touching and impressive scene at
the close OF the service was the ar
rival of all her little classmates ac-
companicd by Superintenden F. c.
Best. They all silently stepped up
10 the handsome white casket for a
last look at their little comrade, who
serene and urafraid had entered a
tranquil pathway over unstained, flow
cr flccEed fields in the bright hours
OF her morning.
The floral tributes were MANY and
beautiful. fit symbols OF the charac-
ter Of tie little child who was a fav-
orite with all who knew her. Inter
mcnt took place at Fairview Gene
terry. where she was tenderly laid to
rest in the family plot beside her mo-
ther. In addition to her bereaved
father she is survived by a little three
year old sister, her grandparents and
several other relatives.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-30
MEXICO WEATHER
FINEST IN THE WORLD
AT THIS TIME OF YEAR

Ideal harvesting weather prevailed
throughout the state during the week
ending Tuesday, it is shown in the
bulletin issued by the federal weather
bureau here. Light frost in the north
ern mountain districts did little dam
age,w while showers fell in the southern.
The bulletin says of general condi-
tons:
THE temperature continues moder-
ate. Frost occurred in the northern
mountain districts, but very little dam
age resulted. Light to heavy showers
occurred over the southern part of the
state, while northern districts remain
dry. The dry, warm weather in the
northern sections proved very favor
able for the harvesting and threshing
of small grains and beans. Cutting
Of corn, fodder crops and broom corn
and the harvest of all small grains is
practically finished. The third cutting
Of alfalfa in the northern section and
fourth in the southern is nearly fin
ished. Light rains have helped to
improve the range in the eastern part
of the state, and elsewhere the range
is good to excellent. Stock look fine
and are in good shape to stand the
winter. The picking of cotton and
fruit is at its height in the Pecos VAL
ley"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-30
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that. by vir-
tue of a judgment entered in the Dis
trict Court for Santa Fe County, New
Mexico. on the 18th day of August.
1921. wherein the State of New Mex
leo was Plaintiff and Elizabeth Boil
ander was Defendant. ! will offer for
sale at public auction to the highest
and best bidder for cash at the front
door of the Court House in Santa
Fe at the hour Of ten o'clock A. NJ.
on the Path day Of September, 1921.
the following described real estate
situate in the CITY of Santa Fe. Coun-
~ of Santa Fe. New Mexico. to-wit:-
House and Lot bounded as follows {:
the North by the River; or the
East by property of Conrad; on the
South by De Vargas Street; and on
the West by property of Cartwright
The said property viii be sold by
me pursuant to said orded and judg-
TO satisfy the sum Of Two Hun
dred Seventy-eight and 4o-1O Dol
lars (S2784o). besides interests and
costs. due from the said Elizabeth
Bolander as. taxes upon the said land
Dated at Santa Fe this 18th day
Of August, 1921.
JOHN SHOEMAKER.
Sheriff of Santa Fe
County, New Mexico.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-30
Class Elects Officers

The Barraca class of the First Me
thodist church gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Goehring last
Monday evening for election OF offic-
ers and other business.
Homer Cartrell. president. w. J.
Burnap, vice-president; Glenn L. En-
mons. treasurer and Royal Smith, sec
rotary, were elected as the Officers
for the coming year.
Mrs. Goehring served delicious re-
freshments before the evening was
over. and H. P. Powers had brought
along his moving picture machine and
showed a couple OF interesting pic
lures.
Preparations were made for a drive
for new members, to be made before
the annual banquet which takes place
in November or December. The class
is in excellent financial condition now,
being completely out Of debt.-Gallup
Herald,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-30
KNIGHTS PYTHIAS CONVENED

More than 100 Knights of Pythias
from other towns attended the dis
trict convention at Ration Saturday
night.
Knights from Trinidad, Walsenburg,
Dawson, Springer and Aguilar were
present. Grand Chancellor George A.
Fleming of Las Vegas; Grand Mas
ter at Arms Frank Shelton, OF Daw-
son, and Past Grand Chancellor Geo
rye X, Bradford, of Dawson, were
among the prominent knights here.
The Dawson team conducted cam
didates through the second and third
ranks. Dawson was selected as the
place for the district convention next
February.
Following the ceremonies in the lodge
hall, the local and visiting knights
held a banquet in the Endeavor Hall
The banquet was served by the wo-
men of the Presbyterian church,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-30
Santa Fe Visitor Entertained

Mrs. / G. NOR on Wednesday en-
tertained at her home on West Pine
street in honor of Mrs. Hugh H. Will
'iams OF Santa Fe and Mrs. Henry
Hall. who have been spending some
'ime in Deming.
The house was ~profuselv decorated
with asters and dahlias, and Mrs. NOR
served an elaborate wo-cour lunch
con during the afternoon. Bridge
was played. and the two ladies max
ing the higest scores were seated at
the special table that was reserved
COR the guests of honor.
Mrs. A w. Pollard will be hostess
10 Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Hall FRI
dav afternoon, and invitations have
been issued for the affair. which. with
Mrs. Moir's entertainment, may be
said to mark the opening Of the So
cial season in Deming -Deming Head
light.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-30

Twenty-Five paintings from the
eighth annual exhibition by the San
Ia Fe artists which hung in the Mus
etm of New Mexico during the Santa
Fe Fiesta will be exhibited in the Ros-
well Woman's Club room in Carne-
gle Library during the meeting of the
State Federation of Women's Clubs to
be held October 25, rs, p. These
paintings have been selected by Shell
don Parsons and Mrs. F. L. Hewett,
Of Santa Fe.
The exhibit includes the work of
Julius Roslhoven. Randall Davey. War
rem F Rollins, Gerald Cassidy, Will
liam Penhallow Henderson, Olive
Rush. Willard Nash, Sheldon Pars-
ons and other artists Of note in the
southwest,
This collection is already en- route
TO Roswell. 1t will be shown at Al
buquerque Saturday, October LIST.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-30
PYTHIAN SISTERS
INSTITUTE LODGE
IN CAPITAL CITY

Past Supreme Chief Mrs. Hays, as
sisted by the Las Vegas team, insti-
tuted Santa FEES new lodge OF Pythi-
an sisters. which is the auxiliary
branch OF the Knights of Pythias.
Some Is OF the Knights and Sisters
from Las Vegas drove over in au-
tomobilcs to put on the work which
created capital temple No. IS. The
members, the following officers hav-
ing been installed:
Mrs. Flora Williams, Mrs. Madge
Lovcland, Mrs. Maude Hardy, past
chiefs: Mrs. Mary B. Samuelson, sit
ting past chief; Mrs. Ellen Roberts,
most excellent chief; Anna Dietzel,
excellent senior; Mrs. Nelma Lever
ton, excellent junior; Gladys Roberts,
manager; Dorothy Koch, mistress of
records and correspondence; Mrs.
Esther Hubbard, mistress OF treasury;
Mrs. Ida f. y. Blades, protector; Mrs.
Jessie Stever, guard OF the temple;
Mrs. Reed Holloman, press correspon-
dent; Mrs. Flora Williams, Mrs. Mary
B. Samuelson and Mrs. Flora Pan
key, trustees.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-30
Stage Historical Pageant

Or October LIST the citizens OF Kos
well, and the surrounding country, are
to be given the opportunity of seeing
one of the most effective, most beau
tiful, and a decidedly historical event,
It is to be in the form of a pageant,
"A Day With the Indians" and will
be presented by Roswell people, grown
ups. and children. under the auspices
OF the Federated P. T. A., and the
Woman's Club.
The Pageant will be given. accord
ing to present. plans. on the Berrendo,
Just east of the Main street bridge.
The War Dance, the Peace Pipe
Dance, the Sunrise and Sunset cere-
nonials, the Medicine Mar Dance, and
other features will be we'll worth the
small price of admission that is to be
charged. Moreover. the pageant is to
have a decided educational value
Roswell News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-30
YANKEE FUEL co. is
SOLD FOR $4,000 IN
TRINIDAD AUCTION

One town complete, two coal mines
and many acres of coal lands were
sold Monday at auction for $4,000
The town is Yankee and the lands
are the other holdings of the Yankee
Fuel Co. Mcintosh kellogg, represent
ing the bondholders of the company,
made the successful bid at the sale,
which was held at the main entrance
to the Court House in Trinidad, Colo.
Sale by auction of the Yankee COM
pany's holdings was ordered last
month by the Federal court in Den
yer, The Yankee company is a Colo
RADIO corporation. The sale was or
dered following a decree foreclosing
a mortgage made to secure an issue
of $2,500,0O in bonds.
Besides the holdings of the Yam
kee company in Colfax county, the
concern had extensive coal proper
ties in Las Animas county, Colorado.
The sale is subject to the approval
of the court.
DeStelle DeLappe was the special
master in charge of the sale.