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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-06
Roofing

ROOFING AND REPAIRING Slate surface Neponset Product used: Woodin & Jankowski, cor. Grand and Center StS. Bar. 1923. D23dS$ ROOFING-Al kinds of roofing and re- pairing. Fanton & Roberts, 304 West Ave. Bar. 1852. Formerly H. c. Gould.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-06
Amusennents

PASS A PLEASANT evening at the Arcade Bowling Alleys, 56 John St. Warren Connor, Prop. Barnum BLY,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-06
Investment

OVER SS, GOO net profits on investment of s100. Is it possible? Yes. Let me prove it. Facts from United States govern ment experts and bona f1de engineers
 reports. Proposition limited to a few. E. A. Porter 100 Broadway, New York.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-06
Trucking and Storage

l. B. HAYDUCK, 360 Madison Ave. Phone Noble 296. Equipped to movs anything anywhere. Trip transient insurance on all loads. SS0rS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-06

HORSES FOR SALE = Taken in ex- change for Auto Trucks. 2S9 West Ave.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-06
Lots For Sale
Machinery and Tools

MACHINES AND PARTS manufactur- ed contract. Experimental work, jigs, fixtures dies Caseria Manufac- turing Co.,, IA Wheeler Ave. Phone Barnum 2542-3. I29alls WE DESIGN, build and renovate tools and small machinery of all kinds; we specialize in patent developments Fred G. Breul, 2S2 KoSsuth St. I2alI*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-06

DR. ALICE L.. FITCH Specialist, 40 State St. cor. Courtland St. Omce hours: to 5 p. m. and by appoint ment. Pl3tfs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-06

AQUATIC PLANTS, FISH FOODS, Canary. Sunfiower Seeds, Grauel, Sing ing Canaries. Flea Soap. Powder Bridgeport Modern Pet Shop, Broad and Elm StS. A2Sall*
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
LIBERTY BONDS
 TO BE CONVERTED
The Federal Reserve Bank Is Now Prepared to Exchange Bonds
 of Every Issue

Tho Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco began last week to cX- change permanent ili coupon bonds of Che Fourth Liberty Loan with at- achcd coupons Go maturity for Che temporary coupon bonds issued dur- m e,hc fourth loan. Deliveries oi Che permanent bonds win bc made Iu Che order of reecip, Of temporary bonds from banks and individuals throughout the Twelfth Federal Re- serve District
 with Che commencement of the Fourth Liberty Loan exchanges "it win now Doe possible Governor John U. CaIkius announced. "to con- vert and exchange outstanding tem- poury coupon bonds Of an issues de- or.bel as follows
 Fut Liberty Loan Converted iH temporary coupon bonds may be converted and exchanged for per- mmeut 44E coupon or registered bonds.
 First Liberty Loan Converted fHT coupon or registered bonds many bo exchanged for permanent 4Le, coupon or registered bonds.
 First Liberty Loan Second Gone  ycrtcd 4hG temporary coupon bonds may be exchanged for por- maneut liirs coupon or registered bonds
 Second Liberty Loan lls temper ury coupon bonds many bo converted and exchanged for permanent 4il& coupon or registered bonds
 Second Liberty Loau Converted .H4G temporary coupon bonds may be exchanged for permanent 4iiT coupon or registered bonds.
 Third Liberty Loan 14G tempo rary coupon bonds may be exchanged for permanent 4lq coupon or reg. Istercd bonds
 Fourth Liberty Loan 4itfc tom. porary coupon bonds may be eX. changed for permanent 4h| cou. pou or registered bonds on and after January 2A 1921
 An holders of temporary bonds oI 
 Che Fourth Liberty loan are urged to oHcr thcir securities for exchang, for permanent bonds immediately through their local banks.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
FAR ENOUGH SOUTH

Saying thut ho folt liso a million afro while n Seattle on account of being touched every few minutes for sums ranging from a nickel to twon- y-Gyo cents. Dick Mccormick ro- turned Go his home here on Che Northwestern Wednesday night
 He and Emil Palmbom loft here several weeks ago with Che intention oi going Co Honolulu to have a look at Che land Of Che ukulclo and palm rccs When they reached Seattle hoy decided they had got far enough south Dick visited there for a time and Emil went to bis fathers home at Kirkland. Wash, where there was a bouseful Of grub and he win win- ter thcrc whcro there is no chance of missing any meals.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
DEMAND GROWING
 FOR CANNED FISH
Business Already Feeling Che Snmu- Jus of Publicity Campaign
 Recently Launched

N.kne good hair promise To ago hc umt. to aid Che Norrhvc. ash- er..s Interests representative Of more t6au g5 railroads witch agencies m s.tlo hove arranged .o distribute throughout ue country literature and alyer,sue matter for Che aIm- nm ,amur industry o.u.or.re lhere nrus ot Che plan were ta..d he'd .ut by special oommIfc. ol m.i- -1.I a-uu headed by A. J. Hul- man m he Chraeo Milwaukee G st Paul m.e.ue at tHc ruu.pora- uon Club.
 Tho problem facing Che railroad men hat o. mo.uue promptly and afeau..ay transportation domaaas for tte nauon.N.le distribution ot -c.-,. ,o.s ol canned salmon from The non. within tae n.N. few u.o.. TU euauun l. growing out ol ta. rapidly Increasing number O. orders or salmon from whole aI.u and Ioab,.s In au parts Of Che country
 Explanation has been made by thc Association O. Pacific F.bv.e. chat .or h. as. year and more whole
 f.e and Io.tas have carried a ..rv n.u .o.G of salmon merely ba,ar .u hand Go mova lots to moc, retail needs from week to week. Fu.uauus prices. and general de- U.uor u an commodities arc held responsible .or .b. condition. which Ina. boon seriously leIt n Che rac.ac Northwest
 N.u however tho wholesale and IobaIae Interests ore described as being in somewhat ot % qlanlav be- .aus. ofa .udIy growing consumer demuI for salmon and the oeraIu- ty chat Che 1921 salmon pack win Ion .he smallest Ia ,oa.s rrFcs on r...ryc stock. ol aImon held n se- atue arc low aud Iohbcra arc taking aduu.acc of ua circumstance to moot as nr as possible tac.r needs for months ahead
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
DRUGGIST RETIREs

Elmer P Smith. who has conduct cd a drug store Iu tha city for moro than twenty years. has closed hs storc ou account of 70 health and a now taking uic oasy ue has had Che place open since h.s return from a tr.p Go Che south for medical at- tcuuon and although greatly im- proved m health over whom he iclt hcrc. fuds that ho a mot strong enough to attend Go Che work of Che place especially during Che winter months at lcast
 Guy L. Smith uccocls Elmer B. smith as agent for tbe Alaska Eicc- r.c Light G Power Company which position One hitter has held for many sur aud In che future accounts tor Che company win be pa.d at Guys rws store
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
TAX CASE SETTLED

By Ia decision last Monday the
 supreme court ol Che United states upheld Che right Of Che Alaska lce aamc t0 levy 70 tax ou Che ou and other proddct of Che herring bu. mess as manufactured at Ku.noo by mc Alaska Salt Fish and By- Products Company
 Tho case was one In which Che company sued Territorial Treasurer Waatcm G. smith for Che recovery ol tax money collected from thom ou Che products Of hclr plant They claimed that Che taz was excessive and was placed for Che purpose of discriminating against chem n Che use Of herring to make ol and eumo as against herring that arc packed for food. Tho trial went through an tbc various courts and last week reached Che highest court iu Che country wih Attorney General J.C. Murphy representing Che Territory and Mayor R. E. Robertson of Ju- uc8u tbe by-produc,s company
 It was said that both lawyers pre- seuted clever arguments In supper, oi briefs that were submitted In Che casc but chat Mr. Murphy won out whom Che decision was given.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
BEDRIDDEN

That hcr son. Oscar Grundlcr. Is again bcdr.lIcu. is Che news brought North by Mrs. Gu uv Grundlcr. Oscar s at Providence Hospital sc- ltuo. and is mol allowed Co get out Of bed. and suffers acycrc pains in his hip. Physicians state that he may Doc compelled to remain In bed for s.x months more. or until his nerves become we'll
 Oscar took treatment for am inc jury to his hip bone chat necessitated bis wearing a plaster cast for many weeks He had Che cast removed and for long time lay in bed with weights pulling on his leg. It is now said that Che long wearing Of Uhc cust caused Che nerves of his leg Co go on strike and chat he win not be we'll until they have healed.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
DEER HUNTING
 SEASON LATER
September First Set for Opening Date and Closing Now on
 November Fifteenth

Ncv game regulations received hoo today couuu % provision for changing Che open season on deer u sor.hcastcrn Alaska Che opeu- ing datc being fixed for September ]
 and m. closing date November 10. This makes the seaaon open and .o.e .teou days Inter chan Che old regulations
 The opn season on h.e game n Ha Interior is also changed To open Inter chan under Che old regulations Inc new regulations providing tmt .hc Nue ol moose. caribou and mountain .hcep north oi 62 dcereos shah b. limited to tho season from tu-1.t .U TO December el. Inclusive. Tho old season was Wmtai from lueu.. | to December l0.
 m Southeastern Alaska and on Kma Peninsula tho open season on ear h also heightened slightly The season. beginning .bis yoar win open ou August 20 Instead Of sop- tember as formerly and closes on October 8l.
 Tho Department Of Agriculture h.s year has also Included pro- vision for Che poisoning of predatory animals tlc new regulations pro- v.dug "rhe use Of stychunc or other poison in killing predatory animals in Alaska is forbidden. oz- eept chat poison may be used under or.caI directions for Che destruction or wolves and coyotes by game and mr variens ot Che Department of Aer.cuurc and by game wardcns m hc Territorial serv.ce
 The yhanrcs are made in accord with recommendations submitted .n Che annual report Of Gov Thomas Riggs to Che Department of Asricul- urc and become effective March !. this ycar
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
PARKS RETURNS;
 IS ENTHUSIASTIC
Says That nterdepartmental Board Is Securing Cooperation of
 All Departments

That tho cabinet is standing squaroly behind Che lnterdepart- mental Board in an its recommenda- lions for thc development Of Alaska is Che word brought to Juneau by George A. Parks. chairman Of the board and resident Alaskan member.
 Mr. Parks said that it seemed to Doe Che wish Of every governmental department at Washington to have a man in Alaska who will have abso- lute authority to deal with any question involving any Of Che de- Dartmonts that may come up. and he s Of Che opinion that miles and miles of red tape win be cut In Che future dealings between the govern ment and Alaskan citizens.
 Several measures have already been handled by Che board with great speed. including Che opening tor entry of some 3OO.0OO acres Of land on Resurrection bay.
 Three bills have been prepared by the board and win be passed at this session Of congress The first is Che allowing of the government to issue patents to surface homestead rights Go applicants and retaining the min cral rights for the government; a bnl giving Alaska fifty per cent of thc receipts from Che national for csts of Che Territorly. and the third to make legal Che Issuance of a pros pecung permit on 2.5GO acres Of coal land In the Territory to any person.
 Other matters under consideration by Che board are Che question Of oil lands game laws and a coaling sta- uon in Che Alcutan islands.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
PAPER AT THANE
 SOON, IS PROMISE
Superintendent of Gastineau Mining Company Believes Work Will
 Star This Spring

That @ big pulp and paper manu- ncturIug plant win be started this spring at Thme ls Che opinion of George T. Jackson. general manager Of Che Alaska Gasunoau Mining Com Dany ,os expressed at Che noon luncheon Of Che Juneau Commercial Association yesterday Mr. Jackson is Che representative at Juneau for Bart L Thane and other interests who have been engaged in the pro- motion of Che project
 Mr. Jackson said that Che invest meut required would Doc enormous and that Che falling money market had somewhat detcrrcd Che plans of Che company but he was now san- guiuo that this spring would see Che actual launching Of Che industry.
 He stated also that am idea of what Che cost of such a plant as Is planned Co erect could be gained from Che fact chat Che plant at Ocean Falia B C., which is Of about thc same size as they contemplate ultimately buiiding cost between twelve and fifteen million dollars. lt was planned to erect at Thano, to start with. a 1o0-ton-a-daX mill and as thc water power available was de- ye.opcd. Co increase tho plant ac- cordngly
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
CANNERYMAN TO
 MARKET HIS PACK
J. H Long Of Douglas Island Pack ing Company Visiting Eastern
 Markets With Samples

J H Lone proprietor of Che Douglas Island Packing Company with plant on Che city dock hero lclt on Che steamer City Of Seattle Saturday cu route Go the south in tbe interests Of Che products of his eaunery Uo was accompanied by Mrs Long
 After visiting for a time at Scat Gle. Mr. Long win go as far East as Chicago Uc win ondeayor Go inter- cst buyers m bis canned herring olams and salmon and sch his pack of Ias. year and conlrac, for tms ycars production
 The Douglas Island Packing Com- pany puts up kpperod herring by a new proces. chat has bcou declared he finest ol an canned herring The ash are treated bya process whereby hc moisture Is taken from them but hcy sum retain theIr flavor
 The clam packed by tho company are also au excellent product The ,ams are secured near uoonah and are packed m Che plant here iu % very scientific manner They are opened without ant being steamed and thereby keep thcir flavor and tenderness
 u s predicted Chat when Che same pies oi Inc Douglas IsIaud uralu" have once been placed before tnc people of Che States. there win be a ready market for them and that One plant win be insured of orders lo keep it running lul time
 Mr. and Mrs. Long win bc n tho south for at lclst aI1 weeks
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
VISITING RELATIVES

Mr. and Mrs. J. w. stoft accom- panied by their two children. Doro. tby and BobbIo. arrived hero on Che Admiral Watson Tuesday evening and win remain In Che city until. February S. whom thoy win leave for Escondido. California. where they win make their home m Che future Tho stofs visited at Eacondido for a number oi months onco before and last spring returned to PctcuburG whore Nr. Stoft had somo private business matters to se,to up.
 While In Douglas thoy arc v.ait- me 1t Che home of Mr. and Mrs. Hmry Muscth. parents of Mm stoft.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
MEETING MONDAY
 ON CO-EDUCATION
Everyone Interested in Matter of Join Education of Whites and
 Natives Asked to Come

To discuss tho question Of to-odu- cauon Of white and native children in Che public schools of Alaska. a meeting Of Che Douglas Parent Teacher Association is called for next Monday evening In Che assembly room of Che school house The Fob- uary meeting is called one week earlier than tho regular monthly meeting night
 It is requested chat an people who are Interested in tho matter on Doug las Island win be present at Mon day nights mcctins
 A program has been prepared for hIs meeting that is nid to include some ol Che best numbers of thc year and win bc as iollows
 Selection High School Orchestra Song .......................... Six pupils Of Che Grst three grades selection High School Orchestra Address Hon John Ruatgard Reading . Mrs. J. C. Mcbride lWllh accompaniment by Mrs.
 George Noudl Song "Lit1o Ma.d Pretty Maid, %
 Violet Johnson and Harvey
 H1uIal8
 l.. D. Henderson. Commissioner
 Of Education for Alaska. Selection High School Orchestra
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
JUANITA BURNED
 IN SURPRISE HARBOR
Douglas Boat Under Charter to Fish Commission Destroyed on
 January IS

That Che gas boat Juanita. Capt H. D. Mcleod. whose home port is n Douglas. was destroyed by fire at Surprise Harbor near Che south end Of Admiralty island on January IS, was Che news received by Mrs Me- Leod in Juneau on Tuesday evening. Capt. Mcleod and Willis RolG. who were with Che craft when she burn ed. escaped .n a skin and made their way Go Tyoo harbor where they now are. Tho boat is a total loss The letter containing thc news was mail- ed at siula by a fisherman who had stopped at Tyoo on his way to sitka.
 The JuauIta was under charter GO Che Territorial fish commission Go take half million eyed humpie salmon eggs Go Warm Springs lake at Warm Springs bay and loit Juneau on January I2. The supposition is that Che eggs had been planted and Che boat was on Che way back when Che mIahap occurred She was ves- gel of around forty feet in length and was used as a general work boat by her owner
 The launch santa Rita, Capt Wm Dickcnson. has leit Juneau to get Mcleod and RoG and bring chem Co thc Channel
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
FIRST PULP IS
 NOW ON MARKET Ahsln Pulp and Paper Company Manufactures First Wood Pulp
 on January 24

Tho Gm, wood pulp manufactured m Alaska was made at Spool river by Che Alaska Pulp and Paper Conn uauy on January 2l and Che first hpmcut arrived n Juneau on Che afternoon of February on the sos boat Pheasant Capt. John Haho Tho shipment Is Go be forwarded Go CalI- ioma for riaI n Che paper mills
 Ground vrs broken for Alaska's fr. pulp min at Spool river late last nr.ur under Che direction Of Leo Kennedy formerly of Troadwol Mir. Kennedy was followed north by w. p Ias secretary of Che company and by E. ?. Kennedy former ossist- aut superintendent ol Che Troadwou mines Active work which hos been eoue forward on Che construction of thc plant ever since. cumnaiel m -hc manufacture ot Che 0rs, pulp late last mou,b. Both tfe Nenlelys arc now lH tae south and .lc active mmascmort ot thc plant aas bccu u .he hand. Of Mr. Loss
 Mr. Lass lcU thc plant with the rut proIuo, ou January 25 and was ,orm bound about eight day below ram
 In Che vo days chat Mr. Lass was at Che plant a.tor it started produc- me pulp hc says ,hat quantity proc du.uon had not been attempted but .ae machinery wa. running mooth- Iy and bc wa. quite certain chat thc maximum capacity ol the plant Co twenty tons a day would soon be e.heI The wood pulp has been pronounced by F. s Bnr. pulp min uru..r who s aI ,hc r.mt to be o. am excellent grade and ,1 com. par. nrouhg with pulp produced mguh.-. n the world The ma- rr.L to one not familiar W.th Che product resembles plotting paper u.. Ina. become damnonol
 The pulp Us m arse sheets of pcr- hops a quarter ot an inch m ,b.ck- -o and e .el into bales for
 shipment to lao paper m''e ship -ers m Che future win be made directly from Che plant where a good dock chat cam be used by tac lagos. oI vessels has been cone srl...I.
 Wh uuy ol log. ou hand for present needs and moro available at amy umc and a ready market at @ good price. thc pulp industry os rep- lom.ed by thc aut min at spccI rs. h.s now started and Ia ou a producing hla
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
TOUR BOOK AND
 DIRECTORY OUT
The Dyues Alaskan Book for 1921 Is Now Off the Press and on
 S8le-Fne Work

The uue s-I Tour Book and Southeastern NaEa uroHor H now or .hc press and for a.e rh. books con b. Ior. a. GnrH Drug Store and lte Tre.IV0r .tor.
 The bod. something unique Of ts kind m the aet chat .t takes Q tourist from che dock at s.at'io and nrr.. hm through A'a.sa Bach piece ol va.or taronel hy tac boat s described and c.c-y town along Inc way is described .s for industries and local history THa euUr. book H Illustrated v.th eu.s O. eaoh town and cenc nearby Besides Che rolrs. feature. opportunities for hu..ues. investments arc pointed oHt
 The directory contains .he names o. an residents of Southeastern Alaskan towns lrd-.H tho book also .s e.r.n One names o. federal aud ter- .ford officers and extracts from various aNs
 The work was printed by Che Em- p.re Printing Company Of Juneau for w. N uyne. who has spent many months gathering Information for Che book.
 As m Alaskan product Che book is a credit Go thc territory and win no l0ub. have a large saic both io. clIIy and to tourists
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
INTERCITY MATCH
 GAMES STARTED
Elks Defeat Treadwell, and Thane Wins From the Brunswicks
 Last Evening

The iutcrcity bowling tournament between teams from the Juneau Elks. Bruuswicks and Thane and Treadwcll started last night and Che Troadwcll team was defeated on its own alleys by Che Elks by a score of 22CG Co 2432. The Brunswick team was beaten on its own alleys by tho Thanc team by a score Of 2373 to 227G
 The next games Of the tournament win be on February 10, when Tread well bowls Thano ou the Brunswick alleys and Che Brunswicks bowl Che Elks on the Elks' alleys
 Last nights scores:
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
FEDERATION ELECTS

T.. I.... Federation of Woman clubs. NHH which che noHrIn Isl and Womna club s affiliated rc ..rty hold ar election and rhe iol lowing We.. .Hnen '1 office for On. coming rWU.U.Hr term.
 President Mrs. J. B Bcasou An. .hnuee
 Secretary Mrs. C. w. Mos man
 Treasurer Mrs. O. C. Palmer
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
WIRELESS MAN

Mr. and Mrs. otto sohombci ar- rived from the south few days ago and arc visiting here at Che home oi Mr. and Mrs A. E. Lucy Mr. schom. bcl win be on operator at Che U. s. radio station in Juneau and Che family win live thcto when tlcy can secure suitable residence.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
TRIPS DISCONTINUED

The Juneau Ferry & Navigation Company announces that beginning Monday Che two short trips of Che ferry to Douglas only win be d.scon- Umcd except on Saturday of oach week. Thoo are Che trips ou which thc boae Ieft Douglas for Juneau at 4.15 and 1.f5 D. m.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
GETTING BETTER

Miss Trina Museth. who returned to her home here last week after having been at st Ann hospital. Ju- neau. recovering from an operation for appendicitis. is gaining strength rapidly and was out Of the house for the first time since coming home, early this week.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
VISITED HERE

Harvey and Teddy Higgins visited In Douglas v.th Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. Johnson while awaiting Che de- parturc ol Che Estcbe,h on which tboy wont Co s.tsa to their mother. Mrs. Ethci Higgins
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
OSTKA

Harvey and Teddy Higgins. for- mer.y of ths e.tr Che sons ot Mrs E'h.. Higgins arrived n Juneau on .r. Admiral Watson Tuesday even- me and 'eft last night for sItka. when. -heIr mother now nves The boys have boon attending a boarding sehoo. Iu Che south.
Douglas Island news., 1921-02-04
BACK TO cHICHAGOF

After having been visiting with Mrs. Hurlbuts parents. Mir. and Mrs. Richard Mccormick. Of this city. for Che past ten days, Mir. and Mrs. Ed. Hurlbut and their little daugh- ter Mary returned to their home at Chichagof on the Ambassador last night