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Evening star., 1921-05-02
4a.ShO

G ST. NE INvEsTMENT.
Near Union station brick: 8 rooms, bath
deep lot to public alley Rent. $40 per month
Evening star., 1921-05-02

JAMES F. SHEA, 49,.
643 LA. AVE. NV. NLN
Evening star., 1921-05-02
BROOKLAND-

A corner house. having rooms and bath
t4 hedroOms,: modern: garage: lot
3:,x1OO It. to paved alley; house is in
Al condition Price reduced to $3.50 !;
convenient terms Of purchase can be ar
ranged. This is we'll worth your inspec-
tion.
Evening star., 1921-05-02
CHEVY CHASE.


FALANCE. sIc5 PER MONTH TILL PAID.
10 Morrison ST.: fully detached: eight rooms
ffour bedrcomsl and sleeping porch tiled bath;
~dp0r heat; electric lights: hardwood floors
fully equipped laundry and servants toilet In
pavement: garage: this property 10 10 excel
5ent condition. ard owner leaving the city.
Will give immediate possession. Price. $4,000
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
Real Estate Dept. 10Th and G.
Main 49, Evenings North 313
! ROOMS. BATH, CELLAR, GAS; GOOD
yard TO alley; furnace heat: vscsnt: good con
dition. Price. 81 $50; $500 cash sc.
Near 18th and Nd. ave. ne; 8 large rooms
bath, cellar screens. awnings large back
ysrd 20 soft alley; possession; 81 ON cash
OWNER. CIeve. 1917 bet, $50 and g: 80 p m ;
500 Q 10
fol EAST CAP sT.-l0 r. AND . B..
steam heat. slrc. lights; house in excellent
CONDITION: insrectien BY permit only; s. D..
SI2.00d, 5000 cash.
BssutifuI 7-r and b. brick houss. overlook.
fre Soldiers Home h.-w.h.. el.c. lights, oak
1"1rs; immediate possessiop; 50. 800.
ss1 4. Car. St: =. and b.: garage: .. p.
S JosEPH 4. HERBERT 4 SONS.
- S15 East Cap. st
Evening star., 1921-05-02

BLO0MINGDALE SPECIAL.
An attractive. bright, airy home or q
rooms, bath furnace heat: room 70. double
ospered throughout; possession may be had
st once ss the property is now vacant Price,
H,a5O. with $3.50 cash payment and balance
JOHN QUINN CO.: NC,
Evening star., 1921-05-02

STORE AND DWELLING.
Located in the southeast on corner: brick:
! store and rooms and bath; cellar; first class
J conditiop, and possession given purchaser with
out delay.
Evening star., 1921-05-02
,' -. WILL IL NJ S. p H l. l. S 3,
14Oo New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 98
NORTHEAST

Here Ia a splendid buy FOR an! one he,
string a good home in the hest section OF
northeast: 2-stOry brick home. rooms
and bath modern heating plant This
dandy home is in the pink OF condition.
being newly papered and painted. Con-
venipntly located. Can he bought on terms
of 81 900 cash and monthly payments less
than rent
Evening star., 1921-05-02

Offered for Sale by Owner.
A beautiful 18th ct. home; 8 rooms = baths:
garage Phone Adams co. between 10 and /:
m. or Col POST after Pm.
Evening star., 1921-05-02
BROOKLAND.

:, BROOkLAND.
IL Block From University.
,50O-sPECIAL TERMS.
On Monroe ST.: . splendid location for room :
9ng or boarding; . large S.room and b ID
Sone a bedrooms: workms nship and mate
Fral better than We dnd today. First door has
sseception hall. large living room, large library,
dining room and kitchen; 4 bedrooms and bs h
second floor. This home represents future
vslSe ss an investment.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 49, Evenings North 3l3.
Evening star., 1921-05-02
WILLIAM S. P H L L P S
l4Oo New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main oS
COLORED

COLORED
Specia, discounts for May on
choice Longview lots. Houses
for sale. E. P. WEEKS, Real
Estate, 61st and Dix ne. Take
H st. cars marked District line.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
SHRIMP PLANT
 NOW AT WRANGELL
New Industry Employing About Thirty People Now n 0per-
 auon at Shakes Point

The Wuu-oU floating shrimp cane r.r. u. which u.. Tom Heck. man and George Brown of Kerah. kan are p-amle.o.s Is now m opr rm or Shake. point Already h.r. are be.No.H -0 and au r.oa- . employed and ... indication. ar. ta.t within . very short tm. tte. a.u b. a. I.as. 4. r.oEers regularly employed
 The ..rne.r s n operation m I1.-.o.. ou Thor. sa cold 'or
 yaut am-l The shrimp after being picked from he bHI are pu. n 0r.nomI cans and tam p.a.e. m cold storage .o aVa. shipment Wh.n .hpm.r. Is made tae cu. a-. packed m r. and shipped .0 buyers in s.ar. where tHer ar. E.r. In cold storage mu marketed For h. nr.r. m.E fresh shrimp win be shipped hu. .t H rrohah'. nat ater in che year regular can. ming HU h. Inre
 Picking shrimp Is o..y work and moUab.. occupation for young ne.n.. lt piece work. and at ara. m. r..a.H are necessarily ..oW hu. tlay .1ou e.t ou to Che kHa.. or oz. raetne shrimp from .he sheI with I.naf.r TH. u.okers aaFo a conn orab'e p.a.. to work where even in m. p-eeHt cold weather thwc !. mo exposure
 There cyorr Indication tha Wmue.Is now industry Is scum. business proposition and one tha win be a valuable asset to Che town
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
ON RETIRED LIST

After having appeared before a medical examination board at San Francisco recently Col James Cor don s.cese. chairman Of thc Alaska Road Commission. was relieved from acUvc duty with Che United States army Ho was placed on Che retired uat on account or on old disability to one Of bis legs
 After being retired from active duty Col stccsc was immediately roc appointed Go his former position as chairman ot Che Alaska Road Com- mission. Hc is now at Washington. D. C.. trying Co secure from Congress adequate funds witch which to carry out Che road building program er advocated by thc members Of Che board whereby practically Q million dollars year win Doe spent on roads in Che Territory for Che next ten years
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
NEWS NUGGETS FROM ALASKA News of Alaska Taken From the Exchanges to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 Northland

! Iec n Wakefield. wcli known AL a.san eauucrmau has sold out h.s interests In tbo Wilson Fisheries and . m he murc win devote bIs umc Go .hs own private interests in the Nor,b
 Kurhlmu raised something over sIUUu m Che campaign for thc starving children of Europe Nearly s1.5Oo bas been ra.soi in Che city since the holidays for charitable pur- poses
 A moyemcu. bas been started Co o-mnrc ueIar. organization for Che native people Q, Eetch.kau and sNmu A n.tc- has been written to .ac National Y. N c. A. oreani-
 uou in reference to thc matter
 The salmon roI.ers at Ko.oh.sm Harr aar.oI eaHue the.r uol.s ready tor t.e summer tfoIue scl- on 10 s aI chat more roIur uu bc dor. ou. O. chat DOT. ,he .asor thu .ar several years past
 The muor ship Washington. which for Che r.sr several months aas been running between ke.onEm. Prince Rapport Vancouver and so1.Ie oar- yue rh tor .s owners the Now England Fish Company ha been ..I mp .t Vancouver and her crow I.haul.I s mot known when m. re.. Vu resume tae wu.
 T.. N...ns family or Ee.onisau m. h.u having u ..r.o. Of hard u. MT k..sUHr recently nnr. .I Is u.. and ua. aH mp for a long .r. Shortly aI.rNarI. hs daughter fractured a I.e and sprau. .l nm ar..e uHU. .o...ne down hU and m. mother n...u. .o aU..tel by h. ..r.. 0. a.Uer.s that she took to her bed aa. Is unable .o bo abaa.
 X petition h.rr circulated a, keuh...r tn lat0- o. t0. candidacy Ol H Van I.rI- or .aa. city or .he position ol Unite. s.l..s marshal m m. rHt division MT Van Zanl.
 butcher n .H0rre %. tae Car. ..r. m.rs.. U. k..Oa.Mn Hr am. t1 Aa..a n 1892 and stayed u bro. um. returning I'm iafa and ... boon I.r. ot.r since n. was I.r. 0. WUu..om ..mlr Wash- m..0. ur .H. term.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04

John K smU. deputy q. S. mar shat n. cu. ha. bom quite s.es u.muv
 n rmhabr that thc Petersburg cable or.e rW have a 2l-hou sery... 0n
 rm. hHen h.ehIy e.cemei rH.r. o| N..asa.H. deI at tha. ra.. a saor. ume aro
 r..u.r.r.. children were born in Petersburg m .hc year ia-n. scym children died during tHc year
 la uoeu. %. r..,ahws has re .u.I from t... city council ol .aa' ..ty or ac.ou.. 70. U hea.th
 \ sneak u.. recently stole be- .u.er ss. and EI. from Che ou..a 0. ur R V E. a. Na.h.m
 The m.. ...-r .or thc now shrimp rame.r ua. brought to pe.aruurs recently m. m..H.ner. a now be- ue na. . n.a.e
 Mrs J. W rrt.ne.t ot WnnrH aar. u lecture at re..r b -N.os.a.nt where sae visited .st year.
 .rm. West la. been appointed a m m. Na.sa Steamship Co., r...Hure T. .a...eI J. w. s.or u.. h.. Ir .0- the south
 Tn. N...s.u Chronicle ua. .0a r.H.I II. m.. one ...ae .. ta. n.Hs r..uH .. a..oan. ol moving m. rrn.r plant ,1 a-e.- aau'.
 I Peterson a.. -...rts ....t rI r..... o. m. Union Fisheries and ..I ..... soon ue m. canning plan. -. m. company .. Port tez- art.-
 I..... o.Hu for III. H. two ... mm.n..r u. ... m boat lm.. unnUe ou. .. H...ebure m. -.eH.. .n. .. u.... taken by William Worth
 um VI. . ..... ... operate. . chimes. s,o-. U. N....ar. where ... .. purchase. ..H. .a ..a. .... dry e..0. ... It l. n.,. door n. u.. l.s laundry
 N.. r.... low. n...He -. Na,. " ... ...Ial n. ..N O. one dollar nm every n.n and woman tn Tn. .".e. t. a..- H paying Che e,H.H 0l WW.n '.a. who win H. som. a W....-.r to pr.on. I'm. Alaskan n..... ran.. .o Che e....u...
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04

Job Printing at tho Nowa office.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
LEADS AGAIN

During fhe year 1920 .t has boon announced chat che saIo O. Thru Stamps In ue Territory of Alaska was rrelt.r DOT capita chan any
 atc i'm Che Union. w.,h Che oycr- age being s220 for each man. woman and child n Che Territory AIassa's neares, rival was 0h.o with au avc-ae. or sI.5O.
 Alaska also led aI Pacific Coost ,ates m postal savings for Che year 1920. t WI. also announced. when am average ot s2.o2 was deposited with tho postal savings department Of Che post orIce for each person .u Che Territory
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
OFifth Street between Main and e.mnrn sIrnnL.. Iunnnml

Flfth Street between Main and
 Seward Streets JuneaW
 Services are held every Sunday at n @. m. in thc church of Che Chris uan Science Society Of Juneau on Fifth Street between Main and sew- ard streets. The subject for next Sunday wiu bo Spirit
 Sunday school at l2:15 D. m.
 Wednesday Testimonial meeting ot S.l5 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room g. Malouy Block Open daiIy except Sundays and holidays. from 9 to 4.30 D. m. and from 2 to 9p m. Wednesday evenings. 2 to g..
 The public s cordially invited to attend these services and visit Che Reading Room.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
NEW PROSECUTOR

United States Attorney J.A.smiacr has announced that he has selected os his assistant Walter schannor Of Seattle Go take tho place of j. b.. Boekstrom who recently resigned.
 lir. schonnor is said to bo a clever young lawyer Of 80 years of ago.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
FAMOUS SPENDER
 DIES IN POVERTY
"Coal Oil Johnny" Who Threw Away @ Fortune Lives to
 Regret His Foolismem

Regret Ills to0usmess
 "Com on Johnny" is dead. The most widely advertised spondthrifi Che country ever knew died iu pow. erty a short umo ago at Fort Crook Mob. wboro he was station agent for ht Ch.caro Burlington and Quincy railroad In Che days Of hi. prosperity he spent aa much %. SlO0000 a day. And Che days came around os regularly as tho sum- When he died he made about f3 a day and Che pay ear only came around once a month.
 Neither Che ol chat produced hia fortune. nor his money. nor Che way ho spont it brought him luck or hap- pncss lie spent che last 0fy years of hIs ufo paying for Che follics of h.s youth in poverty and toil.
 John w. Steele. for chat was his real name. was born on Q farm near shcaklcyy.uo. Pennsylvania. and. aa ho was orphaned iu h.a youth. he wont to live with h.s auut Che Widow Mcclntock. u Venaugo county Pennsylvania. on was struck ou Che McClutock farm and Che flow was loasod on royalty basis. Tho Widow McCy.ntock knew farms but not oil and she lived as she al- ways had lived putting Che money which rolled lu into a big safe in her dining room One day when Johnny haid failed ,o provide hud- uug she threw a dIpper fml Of Che atcful ol on Che kitchen fire and her Interest In earthly aaair ceased 1t oncc.
 Johnny was sole heir and when Che bIe safe was opened he had over s500000 u cash to play with. Ho ron through h.a find faster chan thc oil eusncd from tho wells He prac- Ised every form of extravaganza. Hc bought hotels for a night He declined Go ride In amy vehicle which hc did not own and Che country was studded with cahs hc had bought and rIym bact Go their drivers after he was through wlth them Hc owned a minstrel show and snout thousands entertaining members of .hc company But he did not have a good umc He admitted lt h.m- scIl In one instance he spent mu- IroIs or thousands of dollars to hayo a hotel clerk d.acharecd and after uIs money was gone. Che hotel cIcrk got h.s job back When h.s oil ran out his money ran out too and Inc pont Che remainder Of bis llc u hard. grinding tou paying for Che 'm" Inc had not had.
 Coal OI Johnuys motto was.
 Tbo only usc for money ia to spend t" Bu. Che motto lasted no longer than thc money for after his brief nurec he could mol got it to spend. The best use for money ls to save and Invest it Had hc put even a part of his fortune or of his daily earnings into sound government sc- .w.ucs be would have assured for hIm.Hf future free from tou and Che scorn ol those with whom he aa- soc.a.od
 Fcwcr chances Go save money and invest l, safely and prodabIy cxist- cd In Coal on Johuuy youth chan .z.s, today Now government av- mes securities oGcr safe and prof- tabIc means Of providing for Che u- ure and making It both safe and happy The S1 Treasury Savings Certificates are Che ufest and most convenient mems for protecting what you earn and making it work for and with you They arc especially adapted for thc uso Of Che wage eauor Of America.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
BiR WRIGHT LEAVES

Lawrence IA Wright. am employee of Che clerical department of Che Alaska Trcadwel Gold Mining Com pany lcf. ou the steamer Northwest orn for Konnocott where ho win taok a position with the copper min- fms company
 Before leaving Mr. Wright was tho guest of honor ot at leost two dine ner parties. one at Che homo of Mir. and Mrs John sleo at Treodwell on last Friday night and the other ot Che home of Mrs. Pearl Freeborger.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
MRS. DATsoN RETURNS

Mrs Roy nataon and two children arrived In Juneau on Che Northwest ern Wednesday night from Portland. Orc. where she has been visiting for several months Mrs. Datson went Go her home at Cbichosof on Che Ambassador last night
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04

Become O stockhoidor in Che Unit ed States buy war-aavings stamps
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-07
ss1ldc:iier ]
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Ea Sa, "A t.A .ls&4 fs. .sS PERT PARA0RAPTHS OF SENSE ss-srzs@ sts=fSs- AND NONSENSE FOREIGN AND
 LOCAL, CAUGHT ON THE
 FLT BY THE HUMAN TooTHPIcK s I.. ,E ~ " q
PROHIBITION

e st Ff 4=a.r .H..s. s... . r
 The thirsty earth soaks up the rain and drinks and sapes for drink again: The plants suck in the earth, and are with constant drinking fresh and fair; The Sea itself (which one would think sI,,nld have but little need for drink. D. ia.ss twic. ten thousand rivers up, so filrd thss they o'erflow the cup. The busy Sun (and one would guess his dui nken fiery face no less)
 Drinks up the Sea, and when he's done, The moon and stars drink up sun; They drink and dance by their own light
 They drink and revel all the night. Nothing in nature is sober found, But an iternal health goes round. Fill up the bowl, then, fill 1t high, Fill all the glasses there for why Should every creature drink butt? Why. Man of Morals, tell me why?
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-07

trade protection though there is general disposition to do something Wise leadership emanating from tn. country Is likely to receive serious con sideration.
 Taxation undoubtedly will come ir for a good deal of discussion. Efforts will be made to repeal the excess profits to tax, and to put the burden of paying the war debt on a more scientific basis. In these and other matters legislators will listen atten. lively to thought from their home towns, and 1t will be wise to remember that whole sections of the country may be affected for good UT for ill ac- .cording to the intelligence with which such legislation is framed.
 The merchants of the United States aBd Alaska can do no better service to themselves and to their customers than to check this talk of hard times.
 The most simple and direct way to win the. confidence of the people is to advertise consistently in an intelli- geat manner the merchandise they have to sell and to sell it at prices that keep pace with the reductions of wholesale jobbers and manufacturers, Nmay necessitate a loss on the stocks that were purchased at higher prices, but the loss will be offset eventually by the confidence they established among their customers. One satisfied customer now is an assett worth while. Keep your, customers from sending their dollars outside to the firms who are selling merchandise at "Normalcy" prices by advertising the fact that your own merchandise has been mark. ed consistently down everytime there was . reduction made by the whole. snlar or manufacturer.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-07

Tho Bridge Club will meet with Mrs. George Sexton on Saturday aft e,noon at 2 o'clock.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-07

:. The publisher of newspaper sees that if the price of paper does not
 cosae down. the shoemakers will have to % back to using leather. :.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-07
SOME DROP

The pride of . city in it's tall build ings may be excussble, and sometimes it teaches . lesson in the carrying of thought by deduction IS for example the story of a baby that fell from the top story of . New York sky scraper. When the nurse let the baby slip from the window it was two weeks old. It reached the ground a beautiful girl of nineteen. ..
 On February Fourteenth, (St. Val entine's Day) the A. B. Hall will be the scene of g masquerade dance. This dance will be the dance "DE LUXE" of all dances that have ever been stag ed in Seward and when you say this it means something because there have been SOME dances held here. This particular masquerade will be . bene- fit dance for one of the most wonder full things that was ever given to o'Sew- ard.
 On Monday night there will appear in the Gateway g list of the particular things for which prizes will be award ed. A detailed story of the benefit foa which the dance is being staged. The Community Tree brought . crowd, the Fireman's Ball filled the, old hall to capacity, the dance on St. Valentines Day will necessiate the couples taking turns on the floor. Remember the day and lay your plans accordingly. This Ball will be 2 real honest-to-goodness community affair and every man, wo- man, and child will boost for it when they learn just what the receipts are to be used for.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-07
Congratulations Mr. Burlesoa..

strl1 Sf--ss stt..stl- -'.. :.1s
 Congratulations Mr. Burlesoa.
 The post office department improy- es every day. Horace B. Warrington. business manager of the Wilmington Deleware Star. has just received . lst- ter mailed to him from Philaaelpkia twenty five years aso. e Phnid dsiphla | twenty eight miles iron, wlilnslssisea'. so that tho letter has trsvelsd more than mile ' yen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-02
Bluec0dfs Story
Lie, Knipes Say
Con,inn,d from Par. One

Con,in,d from Page One
Kuipe ,ais afternoon at his home. aow
~aa Le able N aear Us laughing; And
ne sad had srazed his stirrYP l.
'.at Lad been the truth /" woYlI b"
aobb,i"g aro9rl on a spra;ned aD%!'
tight noT."
"Wo passed MIN BY fG, three feet, "
Mrs. Knipe put in.
"T4o policrman's wno,c story "a
lie. continued th" plucky young woman
'eao :a'n-p"sed between her husband and
tic excited policeman. and then had
nerve cHoug' 70 drive the injured man
N The doctor Office.
"O.r car wssn t going fast. either
II J. ig.l Of carbon, and couIdu't do
hct'rr han thirty-fvc iai.cs an hour.
Kari ar,rd 70 stop. in fact. and tax"
of tn" hDpd 70 see what was toe mat
! ter win the engine, but I told lin
70 ~ Z 20 until VIC got home.
"Tno Ip.ic"nan came aud knocked a.
pur 11o, He didn't say 10 Kari.
You r" .gdnr arrest. lie simply said
Arc So. the man who almost hit me:
And Ia, an.wcred. 'Ycs.' With that
the poGcouan grabbed Karl By thc
rhroa, "Hu both hands | have thu
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Dress Tom By Policeman

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an a,2ha.t company His nifa, who i
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OPERATION OF j. S. !
SHIPPING IS URGED
Nsrcrart Narins N6st 5s Put
in Use o. Il NTH Be Dead Less.
Asss-ts Rep. HUiirg,
CONDEMNS STEAM ENGINES
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