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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
No. 2125-A ALIAS SUMMONS FOR PUBLICA TON

m Ono District Court for Che District
 of Alaska, Division Number One.
 ot Juneau
 Madee C. RoborIson piaintin. ys
 T. J. Robertson. defendant. TO T. J. Robertson. defendant grect-
 ing:
 In Che name of Che United States of America. You are hereby come mandod to be and appear in Che aboyc-onutlcd Court. holden at Ju- neau. in said Division of said D.s- rict and answer Che complaint against you in Che abovo-ouutcd ace ion within thirty days from thc date Of Che service Of this summons upon you. that is Go say within thirty days after Che last publication Of this notice. and. if you fail to appear and answer. for want thereof thc pla.uuG win take Judgment against you and apply Co Che Court for che relief demanded therein. to-wit. am absolute divorce A copy of said complaint. before Che publication Of this summons shall be mailed Go your last known address. The com- plaint i'm ,his action was dled No- ycmbcr !. 1921. and the order for Che publication Of this summons was issued February l5 1922.
 In witness whereof ] have here unto get my hand and a1.Nod the Seal of Che above Court at Juneau Alaska this 25 day Of February 1922
 JOHN IT, DUNN. Clerk. lsoal of Che District CourD
 By L. E. SPRAY. Deputy 1T. B. LcFcvro. Attorney for plaInun
 Box Gl3. Juneau Alaska.
 First publication March 1.
 Last publication April s.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
WILLIAM PAUL IND HIS INDIANS

The r.ror. fblt goo Indians iu Southeastern A'a.sa win toic at Che coming primaries and iu Che Nogeu- ber election s causing considerable speculation u some quarters. che oam being mad. that William Paul uI conuu. lnr Indian vote and somebody r'.. win control Pau. a grave situation provided lherc a anything to It However thcrc is a law Ieun.rr ..c question oI Indian franchise. and .I thlf law .s obe.cI th.re u.I h. uo cause .or HnnreH.u. sion Il .n Indian Us entitled t. rn.e n. shout. F0I. and tn.. W..u- ner any intimidation. uu. H.s UuU. r..uur. fn ,a.. must nrI hc ra
 apo. and sanctioned ht Che cour.
 In Che meantime. any candidate for oT.o. who expects l.e Indian tot. to .n.h.. hum To er.IlE h.H uu buttons ntI .o u..I .o stop. loo. aH. listen n. Y. .ur. I.r Indian tut. he must I....r. himself l.torus .e- Isauu. tH.t uI .uun.. I.c Indians to practically U.t. . monopoly of tne -r.....l Industry u the r..u tory. tu.. uI 0..r. to the le,r.- mon. and uuu... .uuH.Hu.r o. investment. .er.e.Uae over ono hundred uU" U0..r. u other unrI. It II. m. Indian. and ,H.r .u- forrest. .-an.. m. future ot Alaska as .r aH.IHe u..o tor rhose who u.u.. I....H ..- many resource. and m.k. .. |. . country ot indus ,r. and home.
 r.. nr .... year lH-e .rat thc ...u. 0. ..e Indian should 1g I.Un.I .I .I. .. I..r re..s IH .l. or... m. H..... ... concerned H. Ur . Hm. rn .0u. 1T r n u.t.r .r r.. ....'s .. se.tIc and tr.r. Hl.. danger 0. any political nlrr u. ...on nUu.H.ue justice
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
PIONEER WOMAN
 DIES AT SKAGWAY

Mrs. w. 8. Sparks. one Of thc early day residents of skagway hay ing lived there for 23 years, died at hor home In that place on Che llth. after a long illness. and was buried Che following day. Mrs. Sparks was Worthy Ma,ron of Che skagway lodge. Order of Che Eastern star and Flut Reader of thc Christian sci- cucc Society Her husband and two grown sons survive here.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
LATE TACONE ATTORNEY
 WE'LL KNOWN IN JUNEAU

Ellis Lewis Gawctson Imperial poteutatc of Che Shr.uors of North America iu 1920. died at Tacoma Tuosiay Mr. Garrc.sou was one of Che prominent attorneys of Che pa- Gc coast and one of Che mos, prom iucnt Masous in Che United States Hc win bo remembered as Che orator who made Che Independence Day ad- dress iu Juneau on July (. 1920. when Che Shr.ncrs made their pile er.maec to Alaska for Che purpose of couIerrine Che Shrine degree He was an orator of remarkable ability and man of very strong person. ality.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
THE FIDDLER

The pcdilcr eroata mc tt my door And ho has things l0 e.l some dope to stain kitchen floor A patent dinner bell, But ] can buy tbcm at Che store Prom J. Augustus She'll The poddIor has mo Interests hore Ue doesn't pay the rc.ehD He do.mt cIIp iu every EeIr To keep che tax Iisl straight And s0 ! ay. "pIc1e disappear And ahoo him from my ea'c n may he he so'a better junk Than Shell does at thc store, Bu. il ] spend witch hIm pImk Iu mower soc h.m any moro. And 1T J fHd h. goods are punk
 Twl be no u.c to r0ar Dut Il ut J Augustus sue'Is ] buy 70 quilting .uwo And fud It Imt wearing heIIs JOS workmanship to b.Hme .oek thut merchant when. he dWeI'a And climb upon his frame. And hcu produce another ramc. Or else refund Che cash; Hc can't aHord Go win name For selling worthless trash lCs un to him to play thc game. Or see hs business smash. And J. Augustus uobIy stacks When boosting schemes abound. And J. Augustus pays hIs taX Without i0iofui sound. And joins thc boys who pra.n their
 baebs
 To make the wheels go round. The uoIdlcu to our village trek And thw thcv disappear And IttIc do they reck
 What problems we may ielri But J Augustus is on dcck An through Che iutefm year.
 Walt Mason. Read The Strouor's Weekly.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
Juneau. March tt 1922

Juneau. March li lat-. poar Stroller
 Having been % subscriber and constant reader of your paper for Che past six months during which time ] hayo paid you four bits on account ! feel chat ] ann entitled Co say something about Che policy ot your papor and desire that you print Che in- closed article by me on Chris tan Socialism" iu your next ia- sue. Tho article sets forth my views on Che subject and ] desire Co see it In print.
 SUBSCRIBER
 Tho iuclosed article" ou Chris uan Socialism" consisted of tou closely typowuttcn pages. enough to uI nearly h1lf Che space devoted to cad.ue matter I'm this great family Journal and when printed it Is doubtful if holf dozen readers. in addition Co Che writer would read It OF give it oven Che once ovor And for chat reason. Mr. Christian SQ- rinIism. your communication is rc. turned to you accompanied Dy a story which Che Stroller has told bc. fore but which hc thinks very ap- nUcahIc in your case. 1T you are mot satisfied after getting back your ar uclc and reading Che story ,caIl amy day dur.ng oGIco hours and you four bIts win be returned Co you Hero is Che story.
 The mcaucst man ever known ou Wall street and lots of mean men havc boon known thoro died ano made application Go st. Peter for ad mission to Che portals chat lIc with iu Che pcwly gates.
 "Wherc are you from and whl. was your business while on earth. asked St Peter.
 "I was @ broker ou Wall strcot tn Che city Of New York; auswcre. Che candidate for admission.
 "A broker on Wall street. see. replied st peter "but what did yot over do Co cnuuc you to admission to thc Celestial roaluf This is on' place where records mus, he shown otherwise applicants for admission arc told to hike on down thc road tl Che next station.
 "Weu" replied Che orstwh.l, broker cone cold and stormy nigh. u New York ] bought a fbroc-con' paper from a cold and ranged news boy who was crying with hunger gave him a uickle and told him t, keep Che two cents change
 Gabriel. sl.d Peter turning 0. .ho recording angel Took up On.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
MOTHER vs. THE OTHER WOMAN

"It takes mother twenty years to make man of her son. 10 takes another woman only twenty minutes to make fool of Che same lad.
 These words were Che opening sentences of % paragraph chalked on rhc counter of % notorious establish mont tn New Orleans Tho propri- eior Alexander HoIzchrist counted his money tor the nights receipts and wrote across one of Che panels
 rm through ! win no longer rc- main Iu assoc.luou with thieves. dis reputable women and men stil sorsc. ! iose everything but ! win .re among clean people and mako ur uVue hcncaforth. honestly. have been proprietor Of tlis dive for moro chan year. An thIs tlmc have mot had a peacclu. moment worried al day and my nights wcr, ..s,iess
 -rm not fanatic haven saved us Che preachers can it bu. ast night saw n tmid. r.uk-chcek .I boy come into .hs place at ll o'clock. heard him talking l was achooI-boy stun football and .nIs oIu.s and Che other 40 mid uIeht Io0.oryoI him. Hc had under gone complete change He was . drunken young beast and lt vas ai
 through Che w.Ies ol painted woman paid fe5 week and
 commission on drinks to bring about
 such changes Hut n oamg homo Co me. he..n.e , have 1 son of my own ua such fellow as lert One 'GreH rree' .st night ree..ug ou Che aru uf NmIe or Myrtle. or wh1,.yc. uor ulme Vas IT amy man sold lhl to my son I'd Nu him. Pm through HtH tIc lights ol One to1lerio.u I'm going back to Alexandria. La. my h0yUHoI home Im going to iool my VI.o urI children iu thc ncc nIU eo IH my ufue church and win 1.-Two uu a Ure farm vIth cows and
 H.ebe.s and. best of alL clean
 uu...ou.e imagine feel just uk. I fellow does when he gets out o. Inc norIuuulry kansls C.u .NoI srr
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18
OFFICIAL uTTLENEss

Oh.,IHe H request tn pHn, a- a matter o. u.u. ". ..ne.'U.'r ... attention tn III. following som. o1' from tH. .r.. .. .H. secretary o. che Eleventh United s...e. CIv scrr.ee uer.. n. Seattle. WHe. district .HmU... I... W...ue t.n and o--0r
 r.. T. S U.I s.-u0. Come mission ..rH.r.. .n eN.m.na- Uon to mn tU. position ol Master. N.I. nHt .uI Martin. sr-.H..-.
 ur A..s. E...n. o. application. ln ....a r.nt I.
 .For further Information and application blank .nn.. tn tle I..nI r..r..... Board 0. |U
 ser... r,.nr.H. IHre.u N0m. or k.uM.Hu t.... ur Io One Secretary IH T. r. 0rI s.t- I.e n..t. ... p O u't. S.H.... Was. C w nun. District se.- re..s
 Tt. Ior.rone II. nm advertisement. Iu every .r.. .. t.. word I just why newspaper. should he asked t0 print .t .s r..s w0r. '..n Che nrerae. publisher rrr understand Hn. m. m...ri. .. t..m vii. nr.n. It Il.. n. ". .r. doing and Che enr- e-rm.r. win h.r. Che money .t should n.. ro One newspapers .." V.rh which n. buy desk spurs for Ir ho.ri or departments who pass Che -Wors HH.E or down Che 'ue
 I[ .he newspaper. ., tHe country were ro r.Iu.. fo print as a matter ot neH government advertisement" ru-r.r.ur .o b. r.n.. tre. would eventually h. found aHer. fH.r hc. long in the advertising columns
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18

TH. .rr.rrnr Hr Mississippi H charged NIfh seduction One eovar. nor ol nurn. i. on r.aI on.r-.f with emharrI.m.r n senator from NcH.euu .u"or1t.ne under he.vE layer 0. W..foua.H. a former governor .. r'nHfH .s under ni..f- meut .0- m.'..l..r.. .r oT..c. n lf- yelro't Chicago er' worth huu- drei. or million. .s listed t1 marry a Sw.e riding master who hHs boon h.elcheI hs fhe sums of .or.r-e ..f summers a'i t... arI ye. with her Fnttv Arhrr.'e T.v.or mystery nrd Nndn'rrre Oh.-.HH.r sensation. Gale Iforr.n can s.e and raise Che ante of aIi fhe other states when .t comes to occupying front page snac.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18

n Is said fhlt during Che year la2l fully ffv per cont of Che Ores in and near NcN York City were ot suspicious origin. twice os many fires occurr.ur fhlt vear over those of che year previous SD alarming hos the frequency ot Hres become that Che underwriters arc asking for fund of fr0H.0'' .o hunt down those who commit arson. n seeus chat there vas arre property decline iu che mlftor oI rr.c.. and tlIt mmr d' honest person. could se, moro from Che Ius. ace companies chan .y sell- ing ther property.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18

far-e ..H.. notably London. Eu- anI which I.r. .r.f women police n.r. found |. t. n. l r1-rr expert mont and rHt Hf nm u..nr. s1 London i. doing ...r u.,h women police. N." Y0r. recently cyH.-. mcr..I uItI uom.. rr.... officers hut as ro.rn- n.s r... herrI of it lately. f.. r-on.H.... |. fH. .t u.. considered -.I.r. hr.nHc Ci.. the er.., h.'.re r.or has h women .....r .r t.. He-.I Ior ..s- or.I years r... nut WT mo. h.t. tH.m fu.. ....H In ue. nnH.. work mol m f.. ..m.r'ao role .u. moro tH.u i. .-. rrHHre or 0en.ne m h..f.. Thor. nm. many rn..nr. m WII.. women ..u eh.r. and u police work t0r m. protection uI fher own ..1 rh.. arc generally u cessf. hat o- general police work
 vcu that should be ler ,o ,he other BOX.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18

Anyway fhosc Alaska towns f0 Che south of us win know chat Ju- ueuu has mighty dnc lot of young boys com H.r uIeh School basketball f..n.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18

This may be a fool question Co ask. but why Is u family woman SO frc- lnury called housewife when thc word h1uehushlnd .s never sccu tn rrutr
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18

Babe Ruth |. fm believer Iu .l.f o'd rur "it you don't see what yoH uaut ask for It HHbc II not soc anything Iu th.s years un-r... when he looked over it be- fore signing ahoI. bonus for home -lns so he askei for it and. iucileu- a.'v V was lrHufei The contract N.. revised and when Babe pu. his 'nhu Henry to it there was a stIpu- nHou to -he effect that .u addition n. lHc ..Iarv ol S-5.UNn for Che sol- ur. uonu. of 5000 for every home .un was provided.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18

The many air tragedies we read ot ro0nuc.Ies us to remaining ou tcru HmH even If wc io have t0 dodge automobiles and Che sidewalks arc InneUy.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18

It is a safe bet th1t there arc at iea.t two places chat win not bo wise rof by President Harding this ycar One a N.r and Che other .s Alaska.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18

-ru,H Week begins on March .s and ends An-i !. the object ha. rr tn stimulate rIye. throuehou, The United states. It may hc a good #ue In some parts of Che country Inn. m Alaska where unless visits .re maic to only Che nearest towns ..ere arc no places a person can eo and eat h1.k homo .u week There t.u have to he a Gravel Month be- fore Aaskaus can participate to any r0r..hI. .N.ent
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18

It encouraging Co note chat Nassr is 1t io.st being talked about III Washington. even is nothing is being done for her.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18

Two weeks from today win he tho rrt nl April and Iu aer.cu'tura. .ommm-.e. the horizon win he ob-
 ur0I ht smoke l farmers win be burning tn..r heIs
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18

And now somebody has dragged a .'..t. through One beans hy suee0st- ne chat uro.e ona' football coaches ae dispensed with by colleges and universities IT Che faculties must he reduced why uo. dispense with some of Che regular teachers
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18

Read The s'rolor's Weekly.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-18

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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10
Ford's Price Cuts on Cars
Show Rock Bottom

"For once in his lite," says an
auto publication, Henry Ford has
done what other automobile man
ufacturers admit is 4 service to
the industry. They believe his
most recent price cut OF 81 on the
touring car and SIS on the en-.
closed models will do more than
anything else to convince the pub
lie that automobile prices are down
as far as they can 60.
"0ther manufacturers say it is
vident that eeyn Ford. with his
tremendous production, has reach
ed the point where he can reduce
prices no further and still make q
profit on each vehicle. Most of
them contend they are in the same
position. 1t undoubtedly Is true
that most manufacturers in the
lower priced classes cannot do
much more cutting ii they expect
to remain in business.
"While Ford is being. thanked,
unofficially, for his latest reduce
ton, companies making cars in the
higher priced classes are waiting
with genuine anxiety to see what
will be done with the Lincoln car
if Ford gets control Of that COM
pany. They are inclined to take
seriously reports that the price Of
the Lincoln will be reduced to
something like $500 with Ford
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10
Says Salesman Has
Great Advantage

Those WHO hare to do With the
sale Of automobiles have one great
advantage that no other produet
has known" states G. j. Nephte:,
general sales manager Of the Oak
land Motor Car Company. .This
advantage Is summed up In two
words-inherent desire.
Sometime try the experiment.
stand on any busy street corner
and ask the first hundred pS:8oAs
you meet. who do not already
possess automobiles, whether or
not they would like TO have enc,
and their answer will Invariably
be yes
you will find this 10 BE- true
even among those whose worldly
possessions have thus far made Il
impracticable for them to buy a
car. OF no other article Of mer-
chandise, outside the tare uecessi-
ties Of life, Is this true. 1t iSa't true
OF a watch, piano, talkinS machine,
cash register, a motorcycle or any
other manufactured product.
This important Sang adyaM.
tage Of inherent dsstre' inttselt
establishes the auton.rhils As n
vehicle Of utility indispensable 70
our very existence today. II 1t 10
true as established by the Nation.
al Automobile Chamber OF Com
merce, We increase our efficiency
nearly 81 per cent by the use Of
automobiles, then who among pS
wishes to appear backward? 1T Is
only natural to wish to be pro-
gressiye and to adopt those con-
veniences which make our lives
more valuable to the community
II confidently look forward TO
the time when every active iudi-
vllual whether factory hand, clerk
or executive, will own HIS own
car
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10

automatic alarm horn to DO
sounded.
While this disc is attached, the
motor power is shut off and can
not be started until the disc is
unlocked and the circular one
substituted.
Should a thief manage to ham
moF off the whole mechanism,
which he would find quite diff
cult, he would leave tell-tale holes
In the mud-guard and would find
the motor power shut off. At the
same time he would incur the
danger Of sounding the automatic
alarm.
Steering Post Lock
Another kind of invention
which automobile insurance ex-
perts say helps detection OF a
stolen machine is one which locks
the steering mechanism SO that
the front wheels cannot be steer
ed. 1t Is attached TO the steering
post Just below the wheel. It
consists OF collar arrangement
with teeth which At into holes so
that a slight turn Of the steering
wheel will engage the teeth and
make the wheel immoyablc.
The only way car with such
mechanism attached can be stolen
is by use OF a wrecking machine.
The front wheels would have to
be lifted off the ground, so that
the car could be towed off. Sight
of wrecking car moving an APP
pareutly unchanged automobile
would look suspicious to a police
man. Besides, considerable time
would be lost in the operation of
lifting the car and moving.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10
DAVIS PHAETOE
PUT 0NNARREI
New Car Makes First APP
pearance This
Month

,rfe George w. Davis Motor Car
conpafy Richmond. Indiana, has
arnoatice q new model, the Phae'
Ton, model a, q smaller and lighter
six which made its appearance on
Mareh VI The price is $1,195 at
TIN factory.
Il S announced that the model
NiIl resemble the present Davis
line of cars In appearance and Will
be built OF standard specialized
units of highest character. The
present larger models will be con.
tinuetl The addition Of this small.
III lighter Phaeton, at its low price,
rounds out the Davis line and gives
HE buyer TWO different cars, at dit.
fetent price ranges
The new Phaeton is powered
WIN tie latest Continental Y
tnosors and like its bigger brothers.
has Timken axles front and rear.
Deico g.lightlng-ignitlon. The
whsel base Is ia inches, and tho
ccmplete car weighs approximate.
y $500 pounds.
The Phaeton.sedan will be an
ounced later at very attractive
ptice:
IN every respect the new model
d a full brother to tho popular
flsetaway and Man o. War (the
larger, Davis. models)" according to
M Walter 9. Davis, secretary and
sales manager OF the Davis Motor
car company "ltis made through
ont OF the same high.grade special.
izedunits which have made the rep.
atation OF the Davis line. It ia thor
onghly well.designed, backed by the
lesnurces and experience of this
nii established company, which
has been building fine automobiles
Tor Twelve years.
sGlese buying, adequate financial
resont ces, modern and efficient
manufacturing, and the traditional
workmanship Of the Davis plant,
haye made this new car car Of
extraordinary value"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-10
EAST SIDE
IlEWlS:-:
ILadles' Auxflisry..

" GadisS fau@lIldlSt
The y. a., TO B. Of R. n. held q
very interesting meeting Thursday
afternoon. There were large
number present and much business
was disposed Of. An enjoyable so.
cial hour was spent and refresh
nents were served by the hos
tessesi Mesdames Jennie Eiltpp.
SAnna Pickins, Lena Goodnight and
Maud Hager. Plans were made for
next months meeting and the hos.
tesses named. They are Mrs.
Anna Garletts, Mrs. Ella Drum.
mond and Mrs. Mary GlascOe.
7. A. S. Circle.
The, n. A. S. circle had a very
pleasant meeting Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. J J..
Gross in the Masonic Temple apar'!
ments. The majority OF the mem
bers were present and one new
member was received into the cir.
Sele. Mrs. Julian Stealey, who will
soon gotto Philippi to reside. was
the honor guest The. next meeting
place was not decided upon
Covered Dish Supper.
Mrs. j. B. Lcvelle's class OF the
First NJ. P. Sunday school and the
husbands Of the members had Il
mos enjoyable time Mt the COZ.
cred dish supper Thursday evening
1T the church. A bountiful supper
was partaken OF and plans were
completed for the Easter bazaar
which will be given by the class.
Bonnets. aprons. children's gar
fients, ETC., will be made ror the
sale which will be held abotlt
April.
Personals.
Mrs. Rose Hawkins is critically
ill at the home of her son, Ed Flaw.
kins lin Ferry street.
AIRS. j. f. Jacobs Of CASTOR ave
nue. has been Ill the past few days.
Master Billy Springer, son OF Mr..
and MIS-, Cart D. Sringer, of GU!
icy street, is III with influenza.
Elliott Springer. who resides
neuC AIne springer SCHOOL, IS TecoN'
eiang from several days severe Ill.
ness.
Mrs. Dorsey Pople of Morgan
town avenue spent Thursday with
hec mother, Mrs. Thornton Malone,
AZ Grafton.
Mrs. Roy Smith OF Little Falls is
tlie guest OF Mrs. Walter Morris OF
Wood street.
Ifsi John Pople and daughter
lsopise have returned from visit.
ing relatives at Romines Mills.
Mrs. w. T. Ambrose OF Diamond
street Is recovering from several
DAYS illness with grip.
Mrs. Perry Pople of Reeves ave-
nue. was the guest of Mrs. VIII
Meredith at Meadowdale Thursday.
Mrs F. A. Clark is i'll at her
home in Merchant street.
Mrs. Virginia Satterfield of Stew.
sstreet Is quite III with Influenza.
trained nurse is in attendance.