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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-31
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When Che Stroller showed mp thisl week with hh regular contribution, tho product of much deep and pro- found thought and pounding of al Remington No. 10. Inc was ourtly informed thht something had gone wrong m lhe transportation depart mcnt and something was also mId about shortage Of paper Chat pro- c'udcd space being given to his of- fusion. 'Twos over thm as far back as Che Stroller can remember Ho has uwaya boon Che one Co make the
 sacrifice. no matter Of what nature. Looking back through a long vista ol ycar he can sec where hls por- uon Of Che apple was usually Che cora. Ifit was a watermelon he got Che ends. if a chickon. thc neck; if a fly. in terminating an aerial flight landed in plato oi soup it was inc
 uriably Che plate in front of him
 that was selected In fact while
 laundering down Che corridors of Time. on any and an occasions where a soat was required. Doc was it.
 Now. hc Stroller is confident that
 what ho had writton-for publication
 m his issue was vastly superior Go
 much Of Che other pcrpotrations that
 were given space and do appear in .it For example. who cares any
 thing about some common, everyday
 bootoggcr being pinchod. or who ia Interested in reading that Mrs so- audso entertained with a pale pink toa2 Who cares Chat someone was wholly uuiulurod by slipping and falling on thc street Wednesday af tornoon bctwcn f:i5 and Che post. ofHcc2
 And yet thc Stroller is asked to waive hia appearance until aomo time in Che misty and uncertain fu. . ture temporarily suppress Che prod. duet Of his oyorworked and unim. aeiuouyc brain just for Che reason Chat common news print must b, conserved until a delayed shipment |orrIvos from Seattle and for an tho Stroller knows that samc paper oN. ! pectod here has been sent Go some European country Co bc worked ur into money nko us not Go Russia where if win later appear as rublc ! land where it win require os much a. is used In am entire issue Of thi' paper to buy three fingers of vodka
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-31
OUR OWN LITTLE TOWN IS BEST

There are iancior towns than our uulo town. there are towns that arc bigger Chan this. and Che people who 1.-Two m Che smaller towns don't know what excitement they miss. There are things you can soc in Che woalthler towns that you cant in @ town that's small; and yet up and down. there's mo other town like our utuo town aftor ali. It may be Chat thc streets aren't long, they're not wide nor maybe straight, but tho ucighbors you know iu your own utuo town all welcome fellow les great
 n Che glittering streets of Che rlittcrlug town. with its palaces and pavement and tbrall; In Che midst Of Che throng you win frequently long for your own little town after ulL n you live and you work in your own little town. in spite Of Che fact thot irs small. youTl find it @ fact Chat our own little town is the best utue town after all.- Exchange.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-31

And now Che gentle reader knows why Ono Stroller does not appolr ln Che current issue Of thIs great lam- fly Journal. subscription 23 per an- mum in advance
 1T tho Stroller was Go write further ot this umc which ho is not per- mittod to do on account oi lack of spoco -it would Doe to beg with tears iu his eyes thoso Of hIs correspon- dents who write it "Xmas" Go soi- cmnly promise and resolve not Co do it during 1922 or honcoiorth. "Xmos" indicates lazIncss and looks rotten or worso-iu print Pro- nounco Tuesday "Chowsday". say "oyothor' and 'noyther" ali you ploaso; call @ Canadian a 'Cauaiian" and otherwise butcher. carve and mutllate the English language at win. but If you do not wish to lessen Che suollcr's chances for blessed im- mortality beyond tho grave. don't use "Xmas" In anything that comes under his observation. Beat your wife. hire Che children Co go Go bed without supper and steal the bribc from them after they aro asleep. give tho baby white mule do any- thing bat write it "Xmas."
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-31
BEDTIME STORY FOR
 ALASKA CHILDREN
--'-'-'.'--.''-
By YOUR UNCLE

one oltor another until thoy were ol gone. And an th.s umc lho boy was looking at Che monkeys but he d.d not know what they were except Hat ho had never before aoeu auythng llko chem.
 After whlicau Che people started To go out of tho show and the boy decided chat hc would have to SO too. SO ho turned around to pick mp hIs basket just as tbo elephant was mk.
 ne tho last cookie out Of it RcalIE-
 ing what bad happened and that he would not be able Jo pay tho man outside who had given him tho tlckcr Che boy began to cry at Che top Of hls voice X kind looking man stopped and asked Che boy what was Che matter and Che lad. after choking back hts tears said
 "It was this way bad uo monC Ito buy ticket to ho show and my
 mother had no money Go give me. 80 she baked a basket Of cakes and told
 me to go out and son them and take
 Che money to buy Q ticket J tried Ian forenoon to soll cak@ and nobody
 would buy them oud fclt go bad chat was crying out there by Che ticket wagon when Che ticket agent. who is nice man. learned of my trouble and trusted me for a ticket thinking chat could sch my cake. after got in Che tont But while was looking at them bald-faccd cata. chat blg ubbor-nosod brute behind mc stole an my cakes"
 And chat is ml thorc is Go thi. story except Chat Che man to whom ! Che boy told his hard luck story gaye |him twenty-five cents Co pay Ono ! ticket agent but when he got outside |he ticket agents wagon was gon' and he could not dnd him. Then he | went to dud Che man who had g.vcn | him Che 20 ccnu and he. too. wa. gone so Che boy had tho 25 conr and ! "Od Rubbor-Noso" had Che cookies.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-31
AMERICAN OPINION AND T..
 CONFERENCE

Remriir.s of tuo or hrcc rcac. uonary ena,or and Ono Harst pa- ners America a Gully u.ueu per cont back of One Huehcs program for disarmament n is rot political nrorram and for chat rcason tlc American nrcss vth thc exception mentioned. has Icut Che disarmament .onrruec a nmpa,heuc and uhoeheareI urror. backed .,s a.ms and arn'autct ils achievements
 e uot usuaI m Che press ot AmcrOa. Including that o. Alaska. Go hr o,er-onum.a.e Rather lhcrc Is tendency to rrIuese and und aur too much so tn many .n- eauec. The newspapers Of America must n. shown hc.orc fhcy begin rr.rhIrr nc druu ol thc mlIcu- rum and |. .s seldom that thcy put bnnI nH m diplomatic .dcaIam. But hcg are Che great public opinion uoud.. ID. thc nation and any meas. ure .hat Unsupported as unanimously as Is -.e action or che arms confer- erec .s lr,aHab., good one.
 Bu. ouc nrne uote comes from Washington and rraf .s thc cry of .Wo.r given out by 1 tr.o of sena- fe-. who .udr1ror tn block cter,- tnne mo. rcuba,.I u choir own br..r. They are Iute.eutei> hos- tI. to Gre.. Britain and larau and even look uIn suspicion on tbo cN- crarr. o. amenities between th.s
 and any other r1s.rumort aIuays wanting just r uHe more of every nu- hnu anybody s uuue io e.rc chem They pretend lo lea'- ou..v guard thr Interests ol tbc country hu Hu sacrifice uosr rrry interest. for r.H0r.I uerru. lr.mcrl aud cheap uotorc.y.
 !. H pleasing to contemplate hon- r.er ua. One l..arIaut element u tn. matter .. the disarmament mose- mont mn. of sufficient sfe or strength .. cs.r ..u.. u ripple on One aat. or public opinion taa, is sweeping o..r oHr country which e In m. mood lo- n.e.m.sm. reaction and destruction. America today 0aH ro mo-. u. Io- American mutr. .sm thm ..e has for lore.-n m.l- fIr..u.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-31
IN SOVIET RUSSIA

m. S.u.. government desperate for n.k cf funds has authorized Russian mu.|raUH.s tn similar plight to atr trer own revenue taxes A. n result Moscow has 500 about collecting tn.m V.ta a veu- r.ance.
 U.-e pro som. of fhe new taxes Marriage duplication. i1..00 ruo'e. tsor.. applications -H.0H'. apple rauor for Era.ar citizenship. lo- 00a. change of rame 100000, aD- rursuor fo- Iore.n citizenship. 100000. perm aon to change rosie denee. LOO. ratIes. \ pr.-var rub'c WIS worth approximately 5l c.uts sor .s apparent that taxes are hIsh under soue. ruie.
 However or Che day when thcsc new Gave. were anuuouncei che ol- neaf exchange rteoa the rabie was I0U.n. to One standard silver dollar ot America. A man v.tn ID good fgetoH.r hu might do ar che things listed and som have Che price of One l.ts mc.ls such as taey wore
 Liar. aU frure everywhere. bu, Iu Russa fea..s certainly ezasscr. ate. If .ae. don't ue
 Coming from Iess known author I.r than Prof Pant NIu.oF che prediction urt h. bosher.s douu- Gan I'm Buaa .s n mH.t.r ot months would ne greeted rith great dca. of sseru.em The longevity of tlc dictatorship bas continued to wr- prs. and nrrI. tfe world hHt Prof. uuso. au Is end s drawing uear and ,he anal blow to Che au- to.ra.t of Ler.re .s Io be delivered by Che famine
 The boIsr.vsI em. into power through promises and hase retained Itthroueh ms.ne themselves .o.r.d Nou famine has como a. tHe ouImIu- alton of One years ol m.aruie The p.on.. according to Prof WHusov. reaur. hat tts widespread caIam I.g s uot am Incident hut a direct consequence ol bo.sbcvk ma'admIn- istauon. It can be traced ierntei, to One connseauon of crops and farm machinery Che isoanrar.meut ot private initiative and Che utter breakdown Of Che nations trauspor- auou and arene.c. of distribution
 The people Of other countries who. have bceu responding .o soH-rousiy to Rusaas need should realize that while One experiment ia practical so-. cIaHsm bas been terribly hard o1 chat unfortunate land. it bas pro- vdeI an obIce, lesson which sbould scrve as danger signal to warn others from ouch a perrIc.ous eoure It should be long umc before any mistake such as that which bad ruined Rua.a is made
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-31
SPOKANE IN AND our

Tho steamer Spokane arrived Wcd- uesiay night at 9 o'clock and Ica Cor Douglas at midnight getting away from Treadweu for Che south at Q o'clock Thursday morning She brought l00 ack of mail and l25 tons of freight for Che Channel of which 95 tons and 900 sacks of mail were for Juneau She also brought 31 passengers for Juneau and took away 2f. nineteen for Seattle and Owe for way points
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-31
nUNEAU APARTMENTS

Fully furnished J. % g. 4- Room Suites with baths An outside rooms; '$250 per week mp. Also nicely furnished cab- fms for rent; 90 per month. Phone 2SG. Mrs Bertha Hogan
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-31

Once thero was small boy whose father was dead and whcse mother had Go work very hard Co support her family of four children of which Che boy was tho oldest rhcir homo was ir a town chat had never boon visited by circus and Che hoy had never seen any of Che animals usually accn Iu shows. mcuosor.es or zoos and when his town was at last billed by a circus he was. naturally very mN- Ious to eo and see it Put as his mother could not afford Go give him enough money. which was only twenty-five cents. Co buy a ticket Co .ae show. Che boy fclt very badly es- pccaly os au hIs piayma'c said hcy were g3.ne
 The morning of show day finally arrived and Che noy'a mother. scc.ne chat hls luua ho8rt was sot on see- ine an Che au.ma1 he had heard and read about told mm she would bakc n lot of cooaIes which hc could take out and soIl around tc che people who came u from .ie country Co soe thc show and thet when he sold onoueh cookies to make e5 ccuts hc could take Che money anJ buy Q uckc, Co Che show
 Well nobody cared Co buy cookies from Che boy and when Che show was an ready Go open and an Che people had bought tickets and gone into Che bis tcut thc poor utuo fellow tclt so badly disappointed Chat ho burst Into tears Tho man who sold tickets to Che show oskcd him what was Che matter and Che boy told him how ho had rampei ar forenoon among Che people and tried Co scl his cokcs and had found mo buyers
 The ticket agent had been boy once himself and remembered how Che boys enjoyed seeing the animals Iu show 800 ho said to h.m "Wcu, you look Ikc an honest boy and ] win takc chance on you. ] win give you a ticket and when you get inside Che "bIs Cop you can scl your cakes and pay me for Che ticket when you como out"
 Tho boy promised and took Che .uckcl and hurried into Che show After gazing In opcu-mou,hed won- der at various carcs of animals hc .at last came to Q bis cage mucd with monkeys and bo stood for long umc looking at them. m iact it seemed Go him chat he could uo, tear himself away from Che monkey caso os hcy were such funny looking animals SO hc put his basket ol cookies down bee hind him and continued to look and Iook
 Now right behind where the boy stood whiIo hc was eu.ns at tho monkeys a biz elephant was ucd Now am elephant seems to bo hungry au Che tmo and is especially fond Of anything Chat a sweet The result was tsat it saw tho cookies u Che basket and. stretching out ia long trunk took ono and ate it The cookie tas.od good to Che elephant SO lt took another and continued Co take
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-31

Referring Go Che Ncv b.I to co- ordinate Che many Alaska bureaus and ru tbcm under Che control Of
 One Secretary of Che Interior Che Nerm. N.vs thinks Che secretary should consult vIth A'asbms who visit Washington and lind out what hey really wan. Bu, would hc, Have any two Nusaus who visited w. hnrton ever been known Co a.r.e ou just what Alaska did or does vau.e After talking with Aiassars who visit Washington Che Secretary of Che Interior would In mn probability bc so "baIcd up by he various stories spilled into hIs .ar. chat hc would be ls badly at sca
 before or moro so. Tho average Alaskan win agree chat thcrc should bc some change of A'aaka control either to Che Department or Che In- l.-.or OF to some other department 8- to a commission of uve seycn. or
 my number ot mcmbor just SO 70 is a change from existing conditions n ths respect Aiaskaus are very much uke Che sp.uster who had rod- den about two-thiris Of Che average pathway of ufc and who. d.ssaus- God wIth single harness decided Co
 oele che solitude ot One forest at midnight and there offer up prayer tHat she might be provided witch 'm tc'nmcet" In a cIoar loud but de- won't tone of voice ahc auppHaotcd -ob. Lord wIt Thou sout mo a m1u2" An oVl disturbed by Che
 sound ol her voice puuctwei che otherwise uluess Of Che night with
 Hoo hooi" The old maid hiuk- ne her prayer was about Go bc granted. answered Che unknown voice wien. Anybody Lord so he comes soon
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-31
rHE BORAH AND HE ASSOCIATION

X good many people who sympa- thlsc witch Senator Bomha objections to uuwise foreign enansiomenis wonder whether hc s quite sure jus, what hc is obiccung to regard ur an association ot nations
 I'm Che first place Che association ou which he h already declaring var s uon-ox.stcnt so far In Che ,couI place. it ls one thiue Co form am aeoc.auon with other nations under pledges Co supper, chem in war and auothcr ching Co form am as- oc.auou with ihom under agree monte Go preserve peace
 The naval holiday agreement Of which Mr. Borab is Che original champion. Is on association ot ua- uous of Che latter type. lt cam exist only as che powora concerned Che United States included. enter into certain specific mutual comuacts Yet Mir Borlh has sponsored .t car. uesty as for Che good of his own country os wcu as Che good of Ono worII
 There seems no reason to doubt Che AmcrIcauism or Che couscrya usm ot hc administration. nor it. appreciation ol true deep desire o. thc people of tb.s country for peace oompac.s chat shall stand Amy puh- uc man may we'll hesitate before he places himself n Che uufortmat, position ol Che foe iu che house. ho'I
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-31

Eugene v pcbs. whose Christmas present was that hc was released from tbc federal prison where he had been since April of 1919. serving ume after being convicted of dIsIoy- ally to b.s country when to was at war; ays that au war is wrong and fev thcrc win bc to dispute hs statement But wrong thoueh war may be. there are times when it is forced upon Che country and turning on. otbcr check is much easier In theory chan tn practice. Whlo 10 was am sct ot mercy to release pcbs
 from prison. 10 was also am act of Iuetice to punish him for hts sodi- uous sentiments and uttcraucos ond. while Che duindune bands of n.s sornisGcaly inclined friends and adm.rers may uU down and worship at he feet to celebrate hts release from prison. Che better element Of Americans win ovcr regard him as a Judas and am undesirable citizen. Uut having had his lesson. it is hoped ucbs win regulate bis future along less mdcal lines. Hc has learned Co his sorrow that while long suffer in saud slow Co wrath Che govern mont he dedod can deal vith a heavy hand when noting out desserts Co such as he and his ik
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-31
DEAD YUKON MINISTER
 IGNORED IN TEXAS

A recent issue Of a Dallas rcNas newspaper has tho following Go say about Che dedication Of a memorial. to Che late Archdeacon Hudson Stuck veteran Alaska church worker "Iho memorial window recently installed at st Andrews Cathedral in honor Of Archdcacon Hudson stuck formor dsan. was formally dedicated ot a
 special service Sunday morning with Bishop Coadiutor Harry r Moore delivering Che memorial sermon. Hc outlined Che history of Che hic oi
 Che former dean and paid % bcauuiu. tribute to his memory. He told ot Arahdeacon Sucks work in Dallas many years ago and of hts work in Alaska where hc died in service Of Che church"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-31

Germans can easily appreciate Che appropriateness Of Che name rvcn- Marshal Foch by Che Sioux Indians Charging Thunder
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-31

J. p Worlon Of Wmugc'I was Q Juneau visitor th.s week. returning to Lis home on tho Spokane.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-31

The world should rest caser now that Che lnternalour' Press has an- uounced chat Georse Carrenuer has rrowu muslachc
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-06-16
NOTICE

TO NOTE HOLDERS OE so
CALLED. BARBER NOTES issued
to depositors in The Bank of Wau-
seon and The WauseOn Savings
Bank and Trust Company by Ed l..
Barber, Herbert A. Barber, Addie
l.. Barber and Sophy H. Barber.
Those who have filed Their claims
and holding notes to evidence same
will be paid 5 per cent dividend
on the original amount of the note
which they hold.
On June %, 1921 between the hours
of 900 a. m. and 400 p. M note
holders may present their notes AT
the Expositor office, the room for
merly occupied by the Barber Bank
at Wauseon, Ohio where payments
will be made.
After June %, notes must be, pre-
sented for payment, as outlined
above, at the office of the Security
Savings Bank and Trust Company
313-315-317 Superior Street, To-
ledoI Ohio, Depository for the I'M
derslgned committee.
Oliver c. Handy
F. L. S. Darby
j. H. johnson
Committee
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-06-16
THE SUCCESS FAMILY

The Father of Success is Work
The Mother of Success is-Ambi-
ton.
The Oldest son is Common
Sense.
-Some of the other boys are. =
Perseverance, Honestly Thorough
ness, Foresight, Enthus .asm, Co
operation. .. =
The oldest daughter is -Charac-
ter.
Some of he sisters are Cheer
fulness, Loyalty, Courtesy, Care
Economy, Sincerity
The baby is Opportunity.
Get acquainted with the "old man
and you will be able to get along
pretty well with the rest of the fam.
lily.
If we have achieved success it is
due to the application of three prin,
ciples-right methods, right prices
right service
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-06-16
A MOTOR TOUR OF
SANTA CATALINA ISLAND

The mountain passes and the
cactus trails of Santa Catalina
Island have been conquered.It was
accomplished recently by a Dodge
Brothers car, sold 30O,000S' be-
longing to the Albertson Motor Co.
Los Angeles, and piloted by John
Edwin Hogg.
After a barge trip from Los An
gelos to Santa Catalina 1t was
driven over the entire road system
of the Island, and, as well, whose
no roads existed.
"You can't get through to the
Isthmus." said the Catalina Island
stage driver to Hogg and his wife.
1.-TWO months ago the heavy rains
washed out the road. We haven't
made a trip with the stage since
the storm, and 1 don't think any
thing on wheels can get through.
Hogg found the roads deeply rutted
washed out and almost obliterated
in spots. Many bridges and cul-
verts had been washed downstream
and parked" in the Pacific ocean
Encountering such places sole
I 100000" was piloted through cactus
1 and underbrushs plunged over
boulders and up seemingly impos
sible grades.
/ After days of going, during
which the car was driven over 3Ot
miles, the Isthmus, which all bu
cuts Catalina into two islands. wa
reached. Here two famous means
of locomotion, representing tn
Orient and the Occitent the an
cient and the modern, met. Hogs
drove right up to the gangplank o
the famous Old Chinese pirat
ship "Ning Po," which sprung leal
years ago and put in at Catalin
to avoid sinking. It lies beache,
and rotting on the ocean side of tn
island.
There is no road leading to tn
"Ning Pc" but the Dodge tourist
crossed deep ravines and cactu
. jungles to reach it. These obsta
cles had no terrors for the Good
rich Silvertown cords with whic
the car is shod. Neither car no
tires seemed to be any the wors
for wear, said Hogg.
The tour of the road system O
: Santa Catalina Island is one of in
describahle scenic, GRANDEUR bu
until some extensive repairs hav
} been made the trip can hardly b
recommended for the boulevar
motorist, according to Hogg.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-06-16
KANSAS after
0HIO'S RECORD
Want to Engage Ohioans In
Government Savings SeCuri-
ties SaIesmanship Contest.
CHALLENGE is ACCEPTED
Victory Seems Sure For Ohio
Inasmuch as State Has Led
Country In Sale of Savings
Securities For the Last Four
Years.

Columbus, o. -(Special)- The
Savings officials of Kansas have
asked the Savings officials of Ohio to
engage their respective states in a
competitive sale of government saw
ings securities during the months Of
June, July and August.
State Director P. ]. Wood of the
Savings Division for Ohio accepted
the challenge of the Kansas organ
ization. In a letter to John T. Way
land, director of the Savings Division
for Kansas, Director Wood said: 1--WE
have led the way from the inception
of the savings campaign and we do
not believe that Kansas can take the
lead away from us. At various times
during the last four years other
states have had like ambitions, but
each time they have tasted the bitter
cup of defeat We shall be very glad
to pit the Buckeyes against the peo-
pie of Kansas, but | must warn you
that Kansas will most likely suffer
the fate of the states which likewise
have attempted TO lift Ohios crown"
Asks All to Help.
State Director Wood has set a
quota of 80 cents for every one Of
the 100000 persons in Ohio for the
next three months. He pointed out
that if every man, woman and child
would save so cents in government
savings securities during the next
three months, Ohioans would have
loaned two and one-half million dol
lars to the government. Director
Wood appealed to the Ohio postmas-
ters to maintain the excellent record
that they had made during the first
four months of 1921. 1--WE are show
ing our heels to the balance of the
nation in the sale of government
savings securities because the post
masters of Ohio have given of their
time and efforts in the sale of these
securities"