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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
PRESIDENT HARDING SENSES
 CONDITIONS

Probably no previous occupant of Che Presidential chair has eycr shown a Amer conception ot coud.- Hins chan hos President Hard.us. Certain It Is chat mono have shown chem The Presidents aptitude n scuaur conditions was clearly Iudi- eated in his late message to congress where hc alluded to Che difficulty Iu drawing line between laborcr and capitalist
 And hcrc Is a condition chat rad- Ioais who baauuy advocate Che overthrow of capital have not given consideration. as every man witch a lew dollars u a bank. Liberty bond n bIs strong box or who owns loan in bIs s.rons box or who own. Che roof oycr h.s head Is to cer- am degree capitalist On Che other hand any man. bc hc a mil uouairc. who labor Vith hts hand. nr brain. is a Hhorcr
 President Harding s right .thcrc lorc when bc says it Is difficult Co draw Che unc between Che laborc
 and Che capitalist
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14

wise be assured that tho floodgates of venom. wtuDcration and abuse arc not to be turned loose on him whom articles long missing and given up as having been stolen are revealed. He. ag woll as his custom. eH. must be protected from unsoem- ly criticism and scurrility from fem nity that may even have sufficient cause Go feel Chat it has been out- rageously treated and deceived
 The above requirements. i'm the suoIor's opinion, are fair both to Che women and tho men. While Che privileges Of Che sob room are not accorded tho latter. Che Stroller has made it rulo of Dis life to "tote fair" with men as we'll as with women, and hia stipulation that they are not to Doe drawn and quar- tered for having slipped things out Of their homes to put mp security for Che product of tho Strollcr's stiu. which is not so much am indication of dlsloyalty to their families after all Rather it is tribute to their good Judgment in Chat they recog- n.zed a choice article Of moonshine when it kissed their lips.
 p. s.-Thc attention Of Che Stroll lcr's out-oftown customers is re-
 pcctfully called to the foregoing and
 they win please take notice that he ! is mo longer in Che market for po- ] tatoos rutabaeas clans, crabs and ! salmon bellies in exchange for his "Just as Good as Botued-in-Bond"
 goods.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
JUDGE W. A HoLzHEnER

Tho return of Iuie. William A. Horhumcr to Che practice of law m Ke.ch.sau adds to Che bar of thc FIui Division uot only an able and experienced iavyer but % "iivo ouc' and diplomat
 For Che pas. four years. .W.AuoIt- hcmer has served as judge O, che s..ml IalcaI Division ot Alaska. his headquarters being at Some and probably uo official u Che Tcr rorr es.r had mor. prejudice Co overcome uau hr Tried and cou- lm.I h..rc hr arateI at Some by certain ou...Is and o.hers of hts own r.H0.I party who Nn.u him mn, b.. opposed hum for the reasou hath. u.. uot One IuI-e i.sy Nmt .I m.Hc H. pathway Hut,Hms hn. pheasant and .h..n ore Chars" u.r. rumI mp ur.t hun and h. a.. .s.. mad. Ihc un.c., of au ar....I investigation hr One uen.r.. mon. o. Iu...e. whose agent after carefully co.r- into and eNamuns on. situation from aI ans.es rc ported .. UI hc who a.l o. tr. Disciple. .. C.H0e. .l uul uo fault tn h.u
 rn. a.. h.I JuIl. uo.hc.mer made good i. Che d.en.0cI position for which n. n.s closeu seemed to only One uor. u-uc hs enemies .a.re hm br. he continued to ad- minister justice and maintain ttc Her..r ol lH. office uroHghoat hs term uoHne SHOOTS Ihreats and ru.rl..s and .t tHe ame ,imc I.nen- m. duties ol hts office us as. oH..I r.. however, was to deliver . ......uor from ,He bench u.t nj. uuHu..t uu remember mu old ago. death auI ..e gave os.r.... .H.m
 JIe. uu.H.mer speaks m terms %. n-H..t rr... or n.s sa.ee-.or JaIs. G J L.u.n. and of che now district at.H.. Prod ulrr both %. whom h. ays win uphold Che l.ar.t. o. t...r positions r.earI- I..s o. m. ar that tH.r are an- nror hr .n. same clique chat onao.l him and which he .haue t.-r.. -. h.re .anr ot political .r..Hea..e. and pirates
 ur. m m. m... ol N..H.sHu. IuIes u0rHamr win forget tne ua o. Nom. and uhl. Iou- .o NL IT. l.. wishes of his many friends .er r...I.I build un . suh- ..arua' law n-..... and otherwise. maE. h.s influence .e.t in Che First Division
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
THE REVELATION

Once hcre was man who wanted worry much Co ro to Heaven. When be died au angel took him by Che hand and led him Go wonderful. naecs Uc saw mlIccdc mountains uuue heir lofty peaks into Che Hu. Iale ol D'ouIaud ue stood .u mighty forests where thc spirc-uke trees u.sed their heads above Che groom meadoaf ur below and through whose branches Che wiud- harp of God played cntrauc.ns ua- ur.mc.oIi0s. Uo bchc'd great rivers winding tbc.r placid course Go Che se.s loJ by brook and stream from Che secret places of aud Fragrant flowers urcI their sweet taces oy- .ryuhcre and waited their perfume on every brcerc Beautiful things played unafuI upon Che mountain sides and tn Che valleys Happy children laughed and shouted along thc Wny Everywhere was ioy neHc. and serenity.
 Tho man leasted his weary soul ou thesc srenes as the angel led him. And he a.d "Ah thIs is Heaven. indeed How magnificent .t an .s''
 And Che aueol replied "No. fhs s .he Yukon n which you lived.
 and which yoI never saw. -ulu- son Ncus
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
GOOD TIMES ARE COMING

Cte.r ar He worst Is ret to .om.- |. .r Iror.eaI umenorn old .hr. u.t an b. revised lo- Che present. Just now tHe business man .m Ioo. i'm m mirror and ar -Cher mp hc worst has happened And he vor.. having happened uH.. follows must naturally he H th. way or Improvement. E.er- body aer... tt.. the country s or One ur.rraIc although It naturally vim h. som. .m. before the Inerrre- .I hrr.r- capacity o. tn. rahH. win begin t1 mako It.eIl materially ..It
 What . we'll known unarr.i eN- port r termed -ief.l.I business Inn. accumulated and s ae.nmu'at- m. ...-. day. This means mat .s soon u. Oh. u.c %. trade sets In
 rore.. n.H price. stabilized and rising h.r. and n.-. orders win be placed tor aI manner o. .ommoi IH.. n i. nm .II ..t rhat hu,me slow. un 0u . falling market. and i- stimulated soon as tHere .s an indication ol W.a.u.i advance.
 Tn. .... dealer or uuun.twc- |. getting hts hou.. m orIer ie s keeping hs business asorah.f ne .r. m. rH-U. n. NIu he rcIit to .aEe mI advantage of the stealy growth of husue tHut e just ahead While One r.m.st Us be- mo.nIue ne atc. One opum.r e eu.nr nnI after business
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14

For Salo-O Ono non-uuion, un- complaining. energetic. mild-mou- ncrcd. odor-consumiug suil War rmtod to not blow up and wreck
 Che premises Works equally we'll in eorret. bedroom or cellar
 Capacity ten sooks or twenty
 modcmtos Apply to tho Stroller
 Knock oncc. say "Ahcm." and
 scratch on Che door. Follow
 scratching with two sharp barla.
 Don't cal unless you mean busi-
 ness and can pay cash.
 The Stroller has been a long time iu making up hls mind to sch his sdu and retire from Che moonshIn- ing industry and only concluded to do so after careful dcliberaton
 not that he feared detection and of- uoM intervention. but that too many Of his nc.ehbor were proauming on family friendship and requesting credit for stock purchased. For ox- ample. One ndebbor stood him off for bottle every day iu December and at SS pcr his bul for Che month amounted to SPAS. Several other uolghbor did not go quite SO strong. two bottles lasting three days while siu others managed to exist on half a botuc per day. However, Che srouofs charge book shows $1.46O marked against bis noIghbor dur- mr tho month of December and ho
 submits Mat thc amount is too much for Che residents Of not to cx- cocd four city blocks to owe for booze consumed iu one month ito say noth- me Of tho healthy growth of Che credit system which exceeded 5000 for Che first week in January and which. if permitted to continue would necessarily curtau Che Stroll lors regular cash contributions Co both home and foreign missions.
 For Che sake. therefore, of tho uoirhborhood in which hc lives and for what ho believes Go be for th, bct Interests of is financial and spiritual welfare. Che Stroller has dc. cIdod to sell his stun and retire from tbe mooushiuiue industry and. whIi, not ao stipulated In Che above advor uaomout Che purchaser of Che suI must obIeatc himself to remove it from thc uc.rhborhood in which ii is now operated and I'm which its out. put has become practically a house. hold necessity but which promise. to bring about Financial ruin in Ono event it is continued Already Che Stroller has mortgages on six homes. while hc has four rooms filled with household effects wearing apparel and Icwclry Chat havc been loit with him as security for Che output of hi. suu One man even brought his vife's only pair Of shoes as security but Che Suolcr'a naturally kind and
 ympathto disposition would not permit him to keep them that is. boop both of them so he kept one
 hoc and told Che fellow Co take Che other back Go hIs wife which he did with tears of gratitude in his eyes and Che whcrcvi.hal ou his hip .o keep Che tear fountain open.
 Another reason why Che Stroller desires Co retire from the business of brewing and dIsulling is chat h.s Inherent pride makes it dIstasteful
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
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to him to Doc required to meet in business competition Che class Of people now engaged in moonshinlug. none Of whom belong either to his church or his bridge clubs. Che motto of Che majority Of them being chat oftheard and sordid expression. "Catcha da mon."
 Tho Stroller having irrcyocably made up bis mind to soll his silL has gone further u Chat ho has written his resignation as member of thc Southeastern Alaska Chapter Of the International Moonshinem Association. or which Chapter Che Stroller has held the office Of cores bonding secretary and chairman Of Che committee on raisins. which ros- imauon win bo presented at next regular meeting Of Che association which will ot tho same time. be notified that Che address promised on "How Co Rcnu Bottles Without Breaking Che Original seal." win never be delivered -that is. delivered 'by Che Stroller although he had pre- pared for such delivery in no les. than five different languages and aa many systems of gestures.
 Another thing Much Of Ono property put up with tbo Stroller by hIs patrons as security for good. purchased and consumed is now ! worthless to him. SO he has conclud. ed Go return it to Che various home. from which, in most cases it wal
 uoated out and away while mother and the children were either out oi sleeping. One mmspecung wife in
 formed Che Stroller two weeks ag, that they purchased eight holfgal lon caps Of Log Cabin Maple syruI during December. Glancing over th, security in one of his store room . Che Stroller found over three gailon0 Of syrup that had been brought t, him iu bottles. Putting two and tw,
 together it is not difficult to arriv' at Che plausible conclusion that th. customer iu question was stealth. . Ono syrup his wife was ordering from . Che stores where his credit was bc ter than with Che Stroller and put . ting it mp as security for sum produc
 syrup-ucious practice. to say Cha
 least
 Therefore. if from amy homes h ! the srollor's uciehborhood there arO
 found to bc missing anything from
 rolled oats Go wedding rings any . thing in Che way Of old family treas urcs and hc.rlooms. thc women o
 such homes arc Invited to call and
 iu Che event they identify chem n ] Che suoller's storcrooms. they wu bc welcome Go take them. first sub
 scHbiug to Che terms stipulated which are. No man who has pur Joined family possessions with whicl ! to secure output of Che suollcrs stn
 must be subjected to abuse or harl ] treatment for having done SO. N,
 mention of his shortcomIns Is to b' made In Che presence Of his chIldror
 or chat of his no.gbors Of course in Che sancuty of Che "budwoIr' h' l win have Co take anything that th0 ylols Of pont-up wrath may hold tol
 him and It is usually apIenty
 Also. before access to storeroou is accorded. Che Stroller must like
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14
BEDTIME STORY FOR
 ALASKA CHILDREN
By YOUR UNCLE

 ablo to take care of herself she would takc long trips into Che woods and be alone for Q week at tmo And sho never looked iu Che water for Che reason that sho could not bear to SOC her stubby oar which was just about half aa long as Che other One day when sho was fw from homo shc came acro# nico hole under a rock. She found it by accident as a bush grow right in front of tbc hole. hidIus it from vicw Close by was a big apple or- chard and if thcro Is anything chat rabbit loves. it is apples ao Pink Ears said Go herself Hwo's where ! ! win make a home for myself so won't bc seen by other rabbits Chat never scom to see anything about me but my crippled ear" That wine ! ter was very cold. but Pink Ears did not suffer from it her house being very warm and comfortable.
 When spring came Pink Ears de. c.dcd to make trip back to tho old ! log home to see how Che rest Of Che ! family were getting along She ar rived just before dusk one evening a time whom an rabbits ukc to b, out iu ho open .aud there she found ! Che entire family patents and lou brothers and sisters playing in th. yard. Of course. tboy were yor ! glad Go see her and asked her al ! kinds of questions among thcm be- ling. "How does it come tha. one of your cas is twice as long as th. .othcre"
 Then Pink Ears noticed chat th' ! ears of au Che other rabbits wcr. ! just as long as her crippled ear am. | she began osNue questions ue. mother explained their shor. ears b' ! saving. "Laat winter was Che cold ! est ever known iu tms part Of .h, country and Che result was that oy | cry rabbit in this valley had iu ] ears frozen. Some were frozen clos. to thcIr heads and they loat an o ! them. but we managed to aavc about .half Of ours. as you can soe Bu hat long ear of yours looks funny
 Go us now that we are ol accus.om ed to seeing short cars on an th. rabbits around horc"
 And so it was that iuHcad of bc ling ashamed Of her. shor. car Pink Ears became ycry proud of her long oar which was Che only one in tha. country and rabbits would come .ol miles to see Che lady with Che uIee long pink car which was thc envy of an Che lady rabbits u thc valley
 But Pink Ears newer forgot th.
 scare Ono hawk had given hcr and when sine voa old and vaa a grand. mother she never los, au opnor-u nifty for gathering uuc rabbits around her and explaining Che od vantage of oboyIng ,hc.r parou whom Che latter told chem to keep choir eyes open for hauks sh, would always closc vith "Look %. my lovely pink oar u it had mol been for a horrI hawk would have had two ol tbcm Instead Of only one"
 But shc was mHahcu in Che s.atemut for flt had mot been for ears. she would never have gone Of. Che hawk tearing ou one ol hc. by herself but would have stayed where she was and both hcr oars would have been frozen off like Che others so it was due .o Che hawk that she had one pink ear ielr
 Read Che srollora Weekly
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14

Once there was @ family of rabbits In which wero avo children. They were ou pretty ntuc rabbits. nL sleek and with much promise of lons lfo and prosperity. Their homo was in hollow log chat lay ou the ground and by Che timc thcy were six weeks old they would play on Che grass Chat grew au around thc.r home But their mother took pains to explain Co them chat thcy were in danger au Che umc thoy were out Of doors. chat thcy must koop tbcir eyes open for dogs. eats wca- scis.loXes and other animals and Go be sure Go look up every few seconds as Che most dangerous Of their emo mics were hawks Chat would dive down upon them from above.
 We'll among Che young rabbits was one called Pink Ears. She was One pretticst one Of Che 1.-Two and her cara were sof. and smooth and SO hu chat hcy looked liko pink silk. She was very proud Of her looks and. ukc most children who are proud. shc was apt to pay no attention to what her parents Gold her. so when hcy told her Co keep a sharp look out for hawks. sho wieglcd her pink ears and said 'No hawk win ever get me-"
 One day all Che uttlc rabbits were playing out m Che yard Of thoil home and one Of thcm glanced ur and saw Q hawk sailing around in Che air far above chem. "Come ou.' ho soucakcd. "therc Is % hawk."
 so four of them scampercd o0 Co Che door of hc.r homo and wer, ready Go jump in if Che hawk cam, ucar but after sailing around a few minutes it flew away and thoy com cIudcd hat it had not sccn thom a0 aI. Next day when thoy were ou. playing another one of chem glanced un and yelled. "Hawki" They al made for Che door Of Che hous, .amu except Pink Ears and she sa.d "Ob. you mako me tircd. An Of you are towards except me-" And Chat day Che hawk went away without coming close to them
 The third day it was Che sam, thing again and Che four umid nui. rabbits mkcl for safety but Pink Ears did not even toke Che trouble to look up. so busy was she eating ! Che nice. clean clover blossoms Chat had jus. bIoomcd Che night before She was calmly uibblIue away ou Che clover when one Of her brothers over by Che door of thcir homo ycn- ed Co bcr and she fclt herself fauuod by swish Of wings. Scared almoa, t0 death she made a run for Ono door. bat as she was almost taking Che dive through Che door Che hawk swooDcd down and stretched one of .Is legs and closed its claws on her head tearing ofi some skin and tak- me more than half of one of her pink cars 1t was narrow escape and poor Pink Ears was almos. hcart-brokeu when she was able Go re. out two days later and look In a pool Of clear water that was near tbcr homo Her mother had licked an Che blood off her head and tho part of Che car that remained. bu, from her reelection in Che water sho know chat she would bc dis6eurod for Che remainder of her uie and it made her feel very sad.
 After that Pink Ears seemed Go bo ashamed to associate with other rabbits that came to visit her family and as she srew older and better
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14

The address of Commissioner oi Education L p Henderson before tre parcut-Teacher Association of Nc.chlNr and which Is reproduced in thIs paper .s commended Co our renders of an ages. lt contains vale ulb'e information for parents and children alike.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14

!. Is claimed chat the Alaska Bone Dry law prevent. hospitals from se- curing a'roho. for the.r patients and chat many die as tle result Maybe so. mayhe s1 But again. many die as tre re.u.. of s.,rus alcohol and thero you pre- X happy medium might he arranged whereby more lives could te saved aIl around u seems t' be a ca.e ot if you don't get it you die. and !, you do se, O. you i.c.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14

The coming drive by thc Commor- oIal Association for new memhor should meet u.th hearty response 10 Is the duty ot every man owning n home or a business iu Che city to become a member Of Che Association md be n ilotor in advancing che lu- forests Of Che community in which he hyos By organized and system lue boosting Is Che only means by which general Interests can be oo- aueed Join Che Commercial Asso .auon and become part of Che machinery of thc city in which you live and do business.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14

f WW H Hays resigns Che posi- Iou ot postmaster ecucral to bc- come director general oi Che Ma ronu Association Of Moving ric- ures. he may as wc'i bc told now as Gud out Inter that should he at tempt to rchabI,atc Patty Arbuckle m the estimation of Che public he vim have one awful job on his hands,
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14

WhH. t.. majority of people uoH.I nr.0- to think differently It begins t. appear from evidence f..eu Hr I.. serHte Investigating committee. that Senator Watson ot Gcoraa knew vha. he was talking ahou. when he charged taa' Amor.- can soldiers wore ru.h'o.s.y murder ei by l.er superior officers u Franc. E..er thal o- there are some monumental liars appearing .u Che capacity oI u.lucss. before Che committee .nrI vc arc inclined .o believe thrt tH.r are not Iiars
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14

Another proof chat Che former kaiscr Is crazy Is found iu Che re- port that hc is Co marry again. There mus, he two of them In Che same boat.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14

There may be something In thc
 eumen. Chat Russia .s not worth saving. but Chat argument should mot bc used when women and chIl- IroH ot Chat bouIgh.cd country are .arUue However. Che proposition .a loan Russia afy million dollars ,o he paid back whom shc harycsts Hcr next crop does not look good from a business standpoint ITO give har ruy millions would be au act ol charity but to iolu hor ,hat or lny other amount on a promise Go pay back would be bad fnauc.er.ne
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14

It s after hc has paid the Decom- ber bills that father fully erasps Che meaning Of Che combination of words. "Dcar santa Claus"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14

When it comes Co am open winter openly arrived gt, this section Of Alaska is probably breaking an rec ords
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14

Just because a German ba1k iail- ure vas due to a deficit of ft5.no0.- onU marks does not necessarily mean that It s out much.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14

Yesterday was Friday Che 13th. but so iar as reported. it was not on exception from any common. ordin- ary day.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-14

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-01
Community ENTERPRISE

Nothing has contributed to the growth Of the
American city than the community spirithe getting to-
gether of the people for purpose Out of this
spirit grow civic centers and schools libraries and churches
yes, whole cities. 1t is the spirit of cooperation.
Albuquerque needs more of it. During the past week
have witnessed the spectacle of total stranger naugu
rating merchants exposition" CITY, The idea
excellent and should be annual affair. But why
could such exposition have been initiated by local
merchants? The is simple Nobody thought of it.
And community, little if any, interest displayed in
it.
During the past two weeks crcuses have visited AL.
buquerque and visited by than twenty-five thou
sand people, who spent about hrtyve thousand dollars
them. That is money than the city commission
for the purchase of the Rio Grande park
outodoor playground for the people of Albuquerque We
need crcuses and exposons but need Of the spirit
that makes them possible in affairs Of local interest
Such spirit to be the carnival which the Eks
going to provide this week for the benefit of Abuquer
que 1t is going to be community affair in the best
of the word the result Of local enterprise. The air
afluter with it. Let the whole community turn out and
make it a rousing success and others will follow.