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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-13
GARFIELD CHOSEN
 sECTY or BUREAU
Popular Alaskan to Succeed J L NcPbeuu in Alaska Bureau
 in Seattle

Charles n Garfield received word Tu.Ius rHHt ho had boon appointed n. .a.ro..rr oI tHo Aia.ta Bureau ol tho Semitic Chamber of Commerce taking One oU..e formerly held by John Ia Ncph.Hon Mr. Garfield was nominated by unanimous vote oI ihe executive committee ol Che t..au Bureau and q. was by uuau- m0u vote chat tho h0ui of Tu ..e. of .H. chamber o. commerce cone 0moI tno appointment NI Gm- H.'I win resign h.s position as scc- rotary O. Ha AIaaEn Fish Comm
 Iun and W leave for SorU'e u time to take uD b.a duties by Juno I.t
 Charles D Garfield has been a ..Iouf of hna.l for Che ra. 20 ralu He was u charge O. Che oi Uoe of Che c W. Young Company for
 several years Ho was deputy cole Iuc,or of custom. at Nomo under D n Jarvis and whom John R WNH he.amc collector o' customs was proc noted to ihc position of special don- uty coIoe.o. o. customs al Juneau Mr. Garfield hold hIa office .hrouel Che administrations of John y. pue1 anl John w. Troy and resigned from tno service February [ whom hc was appointed secretary ol Che Alaska H.H Ouwm ion.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-13
SAYS HYDER's FUTURE
 IS SLOW IN COMING

w. IT, Ireland. a hard rock miner who has worked practically ull oyer Che North and whose last work was at Perseverance. where he was for several months prior to Che shutting down Of Che mine returned on Che Spokane from a trip to Hyder to which place he went late in March.
 Mr. Ireland says the Premier property at Hydor is one of Che biE- rcst mining propositions he haa ever seen but that aside from Che oper- ations being carried on at Che Pro- mier mine. thorc is very littlc doing in that district where many hum drcds Of claims are staked hut not prospectcd He believes that it win sometime become a great mining camp but not for some years Go come.
 Mr. Ireland lcft on tho Estooeth Thursday night for Tenakco. from which point he win prospect the sur- rounding country during Che com- ing six months.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-13
ANOTHER PIONEER
 CALLED BY DEATH
Man Who Advertised as Poor Old Smith" Dies at Seattle Hos
 pital April 24

The following from Che kctchikan Chronicle Of Che 6th refers to well know oldtIme Alaska who was known as "poor old smith;
 n a letter received this morning by Charles II. Cosgrove from Clay ton Smith. Che latter tells Of Che death of his father, J. P. smith at Providence hospital. Seattle. on April 2I Ho had been ill for several months and for several weeks had been sinking until the end relieved his u1crings.
 J p. Smith was one of Che early settlers of Southoastcrn Alaska. an attorney by profession. and for years a business man of Kotchikan by choice. He was United States com missioner In Kotchikan until about 1900. During Che early days in ket- chikan. J. D.. os ho was known gen. oraIly operated meat market where no mans credit was ever bad He was always. In Che days Of his ai- nueuce. a friend of the man who was un against hard luck or od. vcrHty.
 Some years ago he went to ih' West Coast. settling at Craig where he remained until he wont to Ju. neau at Che lost term Of Che legIsla. turo. to serve as sorgcant-at-arms o. Che senate.
 In his earlier life he was an at tornoy in thc state Of Washington and served for several years as jus uce of the peace at snohomish. H' ig survived by his son, Clayton.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-13
MTERDEPABTENTAL
 BOARD TO MEET

George A. Parks of Che Field n.- vision oI tHe General Land Onico has announced tHaf there win bo a mcc.- ing or Che heads o. lhe various roy- ernmwt bureaus i'm h.s oI.ce Mon. day afternoon May ID. for Che pw- roe o. nt.ecuur Che organization Of Che uterionar.menial Alaska Council oI which Mr. Parks Is choIr- man.
 This council .s being formed as am adImc. to One lnterdcnartmental Committee at Washington. of which Mr. Parks H also chairman and win work I'm connection with Chat body
 Members of Che council who win represent heir respective bureaus and departments are Col. James G. s.eese war department and heht- house ervce. Charles H F.ory lor- es. service. A e shoun. department of justice. C w. Choathom bureau of public roads. F. ID. Walker b.o- logical slryer c. C Ceoree states relation service. other dcnlrt- mmu win namo choir representa- dives soon Governor Scott C Bone is ez-ol.cio member of tho council
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-13

The trophy f1r .he debate w" won nr Tunuu Che trophy for tre i.eN school .r..s moot va. won Hr Doug n. tHe trophy for Che bnl nasEe'- h.u contest wont tn uoue.u did also t.- trophy for tnc champion .r. basketball team Tho grand trophy was won by Juneau M.' .H. exception o. Che 0un won by tHo uarr..s High School basketball f..m which wus won outright and |. t.. nermr.n. property O. tHo Douglas team. ail thc cups are to TO. main with Che school winning them only .s long as ,hel hold Che eHam- rarsnr Tho cup. must he won trre. re.ra m sur.c. .ou before they can become Che permanent property O. tHe school
 Al n meeHu- ot fhe rerrc rnH. rr. of Che different schools O. Southeastern Alaska il Was decide. H.f the next mcet lo he hold next nr.re. win also be hold in Juneau wnl. Che mIi-wIuIor basketball tournament to take riace during ,hg Christmas holidays win ho hold a. WrnroI
 X committee has been appointed consisting of L u Henderson .H.rm.r. sunt Mitchell Mss Nee Mr. Gray and Mr. Snyder who "Il. draft 70 complete set o. roeu.auom for He meet tH he held next year.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-13
HAYNES CLAIM
 FOR PROHIBITION
Dry Law Enforcement Director In- asts That Conditions Are
 Very Satisfactory

Washington, D. C.-Iu a statement warming Che public to Doc on guard against we'll defined propaeanda, which seems Co bo nationwide. false ly alleging Chat enforcement of tho 18th amendment is failing in re- suits. Commi ssioncr Haynes has most omphaucally declared that Che very opposite is true. as shown by facts and evidence beyond dispute The statement follows.
 "With the utmost emphasis it can be stated. and convincing evidence is Co Doe seen on every hand that Che 18th amendment is being enforced with greater success chan was ever conceived possible .n less chan thirty months by its closest friends.
 "The truth is. it is being enforced Go such am extent that its enemies arc increasing their false. country wide proDaeanda. and this fact alone ls sufficient evidence chat Che shoe is pinching
 "lt is scarcely necessary to point out facts that are apparent to every one Chat Che 18th amendment is be- ing enforced
 "Tho gildod. open saloon is a ching of Che past and even enemies of tho prohibition law admit it is gone for cycr
 "Hotels which before prohibition feared ruin are now cooperating in enforcement and many prominent managers declare they do not want Che bar room back.
 "The head of Che Salvation Army who is in a position to know whereof she spoaas in @ recent statement said evidences of enforcement arc uu- mistakablo and a God-soud to unior- mnato humanity
 "purchasem of bootleg liquor ! themselves know beyond any qucs- tion Of doubt that Che 18th amend mcnt is being enforced for thc sim- plo reason that tho source Of supply is now SO nearly closed thot real bonded liquor is practically impos- sIblc Co obtain. and they arc com- pollod Go drink poisonous. doctorod stun or go without
 "Tho spirit of cooperation on Che part of an officials federal state and municipal. Che country over. coupled with higher bonds and sc- yoror sentences by courts. is further convincing proof of enforcement Another striking proof is Che ! Ichaucod attitude of the editors and cartoou.sts. who. as everybody knows reflect public opinion and arc a true index Of current events The general character of cartoons and editorials. standing alone. is eloquent testimony ! that tho law is being enforced and ! that thc people want it enforced and arc letting publicity agencies and ol- ! dc.als know it
 "Scoros of other glowing facts oi successful enforcement may be cited. such as helpful cooperation on Che part of neighhoring governments. ! Furthermore. most states have thcir own enforcement codes. through which results arc being obtained in addition to federal laws and national organization.
 con Che whole. there is every rol- son for being satisfied ETAOl MN son for satisfaction and progress. . The lSth amendment is being rccor- uIzed as a cardinal part of Che cou- suuuon and thc fact chat aniagon- . ists are renewing with incrcas.ne
 force. their weli-dofinod and costly
 other words. Che enforcement shoe
 propaganda speaks for itself 10
 is p'nchIng" "
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-13
ROBERT JOHN CRAGG JR

4 Hb'ce1m received horo ycstcr- day from R. J. cmes brought Che now. ol hc birth of Robert John Jr- .I suue Thursday 'Boba wire md He younester weighed eight pounds and ia hitting on six cylin- I.r. and lhe mother ia getting along uoHr Tho Crars made their home in Juneau until last summer when .Hor Wera u skaeway, where Bob M. agent for Che Alaska Steamship O.mnmy going from there to Sow ard or ine same company. Mrs ..a- went Co Seattle two months ..o and Mr. Cass passed through .... going south less chan a month ..u. They win return to Seward when ueIr son is sufficiently old to
 uII Che raging m1Iu.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-13
CIVIC PRIDE IS
 ORDERED ON TAP
Mayor Issues Order That City Must Be Cleaned Up Before Next
 Saturday Night

n you have Che borrowing hah.t I1 not eNerrIa. |. next wcct tha. H don't borrow your uc.shbor'a eor- den ukc or uuuIIa for thc reason h.i hc win mood them both himself Anyway. Che o.craIs might mol. hI and heHIos " Ia not recherche CO wear other Chan your own pan'a.
 Mayor R E Robertson has pro- claimed hat next week win bc clnu mp ueeE i'm Jmc.u beginning w.th Che rrst grey peep of d1wn Monday morning and wdiue whom Che eur uns of night arc pinned down by Che stars ho following Saturday nIeht th1t m Che intervening lme m trash ol amy nature whatooter Gin c0us old paper a.hc dead grass. deuI uo.Is do.I cat rubbish. IeHr. and an le-rua O. days now added to ibc scroll of Time and laid away ou Che .bo.l of Eternity must ba collected gathered. correlated and I.nu.t.d n 1mo convenient place for uru.e.mu Io se.ze takc pose m and ur. oI Io somC obscure n'..o where v win mover moro ol- ruI H. human eye or cause Che human uuotorr senses to wonder uHrt IH dead m iho uc.ehborho'd. The m.lu proclamation .a as loI- Iava
 .Whareus. Che National Clean Up and Paint Up Campaign. which has boon in vogue for the past .oyerm re.r in many American commuuI- I.. including our own municipality. has resulted Iu many Hdvu-aecH to community uIo throughout IHo United suto. and particularly u
 sHuuarIue i.a.th
 Promoting IHul.
 Fu.her.ue r.H Prevention.
 Stimulating Civic Pride. and
 Making fhe Home aud City
 umiruI
 .hud WHcrea. It ia anuaren. that IHe.. .UEunI.... win accrue i'm am unlimited Iee... tn orr community l.. .u e.U..n. and residents akc am H.Ute m.... tHer..u
 .NoW therefore. bo il known that | hereby IeIma.e 'hc week May I.... n. m. opening week O. tha mmu hrmmI Cleanup and Paint Up oamr.eu. and do urrc thH. .I eul.n and civic and .a.erm.' organization. join in taking active measures 10 a.t m tHorouer.t amme un aI private and rHa.. promise. m tHo city aud In develop. .ne spirit ol ..t.. pride .ha. win .HI 10 Che Hu'lH O. tHc community and mr.e .t a mor. attractive p'ao. u. residence.
 .GNou nHIer my hand and .lI of One city lHH IH.n day ol NlN 1922. Os.I "U E. ROBERTSON
 'Nur0r.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-13
STR PRINCESS LOUISE
 TO REPLACE STR. MARY

Th. C. p. R. steamer Princes N.rr |. due from thc soulh late to- rI.Ht and uiu aI sou.hhouni rr.F Monday morning. likely at 6 o'clock During Che remaining 20 days Chat intervene bo.uoou now and Che he. .rrre %. Che Iours. season Ono fr. now steamer pr.ue. Louise win r.r.arr Ihe Mary on Ihc run while Ono nt0er uniereoo. annual 'usue. unu and rena.r. The Lou.ae vii.
 I south from here May 2l and aea.n or June b. Alter Che latter drtr and beginning Ima Io thcro win he wccky aiiues Of C. P h steamers mp to and Including Sep t.mher s and during tdIs period either Che Princess Louise or Princes AHr. win leave Juneau for Che south every Fr.ily morning From Juno gth to Au-ust goth. inclusive. Che foamc- win can at raku eIa- r.ar on Che uorfhhouni trip.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-13
PROMINENT ALASKAN
 MENTALLY UNBALANCED

pr. Prank M. Boyle former mayor of Valdez and well known Alaska pioncor was recently found on the water front of Seattle in a dazed condition and it is believed by tho police that he was druggcd and then robbed. though lao was held in cus- tody for short time while Invcsu- eauon was made as Co his sanity.
 Dr. Boyle passed through Juneau last Sunday ou the southbound trip of Che Alameda In company with friends who wore taking him to Che states to be placed in sanitarium. While In Juneau he met many Of his friends whom he rccognized perfect lv though it was easily seen that he was not normal He was lohoring
 under Che hallucination that hc was going outside Co organize and finance several business enterprises and had engaged many Of his friends and ace ouaintances to join bis stan.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-13
COUNCIL AUTHORIZES
 STREET IMPROVEMENTS

Al meeting hold Monday even ing at Che city hall tho city council authorized Che expenditure of ap- nroximately S1.850 to be used in re- planNng Ferry Way and part of tho city dock. Tho cost of Che work on Ferry Way win be about S960 and that on the dock S3S5. The council has also called for bids for painting Che city hall and for Che construction of a concrete retaining wall in thc rear of Che public school building.
 Tho council passed resolution prohibiting Che garbage wagons from collecting garbage in tho bus ines district except between the hours of midnight and a. m.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-13
WEAR A FLOWER FOR
 MOTHER TOMORROW

Tomorrow Sunday |" Mothers Day throughout tue United sato and wherever Wu" ,no American lue n day whom Ho especially rerD.u.. tl. mem or ol Ue mothers who hWo preceded ms to Iho realms ol pence and rest md honor Che noble mothers who ure .I.. with
 Tomorrow .'I who oW obtain flowers should wear lHem u white flower I.r HU departed and coIoI.I flower for Che living mo.hor
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-13
INTERIOR SEEN
 BY CANDIDATE
Legislative Asn.rut m Fourth Dl vision Covers Considerable
 Territory

The following from l.. N. Now. win b. rorI WIG. In...' u. Ho.o mmHur W..I ... t.. ..m.. oI and ..uI.u.U. Tn ... ..... Nu. b.H. Hm which I.. N... Inform Hon .." u. H.."... ... U. u. Che closing and oU.... u.ur um
 Uunl.I by m. I.uIH. rra o. hH.U. HHn. ". and I.... reduced in N..I. h. Ion. H.H. m .ue r.H N.n.. R. H.H0u.U aa.- dough N..I U.E.H. m.H .uI .uud.Ia.. ur uomr...0. tor m.u. hOr oI .H. Territorial ......Hr. TO.
 turned Io town Chi. ". from visit u U. NuHr I0..mH and Ku.o."m IHU.. II. Iu. |.u To. ... lower Yukon u HI . and covered ...Hr.. 0| m.. male.y .rH m|. UuHe Iii. HH. aro. nI .. U.r n. uu. nu I.. rT total o. .r l..s The run from M.out. .o Nancy WI. m... m four and h..l l... "I'a Ave Ioe which II. record u.lo.u .U. ibc Rainy Pas. uaI
 Mr. N.Uonad admits u.t Inn travelled early and u.o hu. .He splendid condition m WH... Inn found tHc trails was I.HHu0.. for .. quick un
 Conditions arc UH."HH. quiet at Runv Che nnmara. 0. t..t on... lively town having I"uIII o a mere hmd.l. ol r.0n'. t..Ht au chat r.maH. |. n u.I.u. n. aud aaWmIl Th. hi. Ir.I.. which Wa. to have h.m moved t. Chimes crock. m Che uuoHH I...r.. Iwn. Che nuH. H.ut0r sum un .I. r.F.- bank ucHr Hu1H
 Thor. som. mUu tn nro.r 0u Long crook Dennis Dmo being one ol iHa oH.u.I.. TH. euIon. property back from inc Yukon .0 miles below Huhr was operated during One wnt.r and about 10 toms of orc Inn. boon I.HI.I .t I.e rIyor for .h.rment after t.. opening of navigation
 There arc two dr.Ir. in Che Ophir dsuIe. and two mar. arc la bc Installed On. Q. .I. now oro Is now al TuEom. from which point it win he Hru'.I lo I. destination by n lraror.
 Tho quartz property which |. be- Iue developed in IH. ku.oEHm nu Che TrcadwaI Company continue 'o show good uIuos lon. |. IH al.i Che s.lo Of Che orc body H proving some. vhat of a disappointment. A now quartz lead of considerable prom IF reported .o Hato boon found u chat locality recently. hu. worry UUIe apnorod io he known about Che dud.
 The Aiken dr.I.o on Candle had . a very good mm .a summer and .ItIs said thoro !. enough rich ground lolt to keep Che droIee busy for several moro y.au at IeI.t There are two other ou.Ht. ou Che crok Mr. Mcdonald u.. John " Dunn Hank WMWrE and Jim Huntington on ho Yukon and learned from them Chat there had hcon mo now developments lu.u. .ho winter n the Hog River district Dunn and Wauck spent thc wnI.. tho.. and did a lot Of prospecting
 The catch of .ur along the Yukon during Che winter H reported to have been good. with Che result tha. native and white .unuor HIe fairly prosperous .I. nru..
 Conditions tn the cripple Crock district are better thnu usual. W.ta considerable mining in rroues an. in ur0noct.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-13
DANCE FOR BENEFIT
 OF CITY FAIRGROUNDS

The Imcu Womms Club has completed arrangements for giving n dance at A. B. Hau Friday night Mag 2t for Che benefit ol civic Im- nIoromentr tho proceeds to go to rc- pairing swings. toclors. etc., on Che Hr n'arer0unds nrake's orchestra hm boon occurred Co furnish music for tHo dauce and good time is promised Tickets win bo on sale early ncyt week at one dollar each. mo charge be.ne m1de for ladies'
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-13
sc0UTMAsTER COMING SOON

Homer G Noriuur chairman u. Che general committee Iu cmec of One Boy scout movement received word Thursday that One Roy scou, exnor. Mr. Shumm win sail from Seattle May " for Juneau and win ukr rhar.e o. One oreln.llUnu ol thc troop. on Gasunolu Channel While herc Mr. Shwmm win also ne.me. individuals so taa. com- n.teut sool.mas.er win he uFa.'- .hI. to carry ou thc work 'n Che ii. .ur..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-13
TRUCK DRIVER RESIGNS

John Fremmiug presented his rcs.g- nation as aHIH,ant fire truck driver .u .He cIfy council Monday evening. Trc oamaton i7 Go take effect Juno !. Mr. Fromm.ng expects to take lhe position In Che post office which win bo lof. vacant by his bro.her Eliot Frcmmins. who in- tend. t0 spend Che summer with a uIos.raI mrYoy party in Che Mt Mckinley country
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-13
JUNEAU PASSENGERS ON MARY

Tho Princess Mary is scheduled Co arr.re al v o'clock tonight with Che following na#onccrs for Juneau II.
 mmonIs c. Bergmon Mrs O. A. uu n. Orbm F McGiashon M Jm.. Nr Gladys Rogers Mrs. QmreIs Mrs. Shodd.ck Mrs. F. Horn. ua G. Williamson O. J. uue Hr and Mrs. ]. T. patrich and ". II Collin.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-13
PRESIDENT HARDING PUTS
 IN WORD FOR JUNEAU

I appears that Che efforts of Che Juneau Commercial Association to have government dock constructed he.c may meet witch success Prosi- dent Harding has recently asked from Congress an appropriation Of sI0UO lo pay the expenses of thc pre- Umurr survey and designing of he proposed doCt Should Che ap- nr0rraUon be included m Che cur reut army measure. the money should he available this season.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-13
HAPPY ENDING
 OF SCHOOL MEET
Program Completed Monday When Many Awards Were hade
 Another Next Year

Tho nf.r.rro'u.I.. me.. which cam. tu nm end last Monday wH . u.... from cro-y ..arino.n. The ribbon. wor. WeI distributed among Che .l. different schools Hart.e.n0.- ne m proportion to Che number 70. .h.r entries
 rououue Us a I.st ot ttc schools u.Ih Che number ol points won H.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-13
NAVAL RADIO BOAT HERE

On ia nrst voyage Of Che season. Che U. s. Swallow, naval radio gup- ply ship. arrived in port here Thurs day and ioft yesterday morning. The Swallow win take supplies Co Che various radio stations a8 far west as C0rdova. She carries @ crew Of 90 men and has a8 passengers several civilians who arc to work at iho dii- foront stations unul picked up by Che Swallow thIs fali Capt T. M. Cottrell is iu command.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-13
FEMALE PRISONERS TO
 BE SENT TO IOWA

At One request ot District Atior- rer A. c shoup Judge T M Reed Inns uel nm order whereby aII .e- male prisoners sentenced to terms i'm Che rem.onuary win be sent to the r.Iormatory for womon al Rockwell cIr. Iowa. Formerly an such pr.a- orer were sent t0 California
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-13
aoODY SALE AT GEM

The Mooscheart ladies of Juneau are conducting a goody sale and light luncheon at Che Gem Parlors today. Good values are being given for Che money oxponned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-06-29
CONVINCED II
HAS NO EQUAL
STATES NURSE
Mrs. H. Koch Says All Eff
forts To Find Relief Failed
Until She Took Tanlac =
Cams 20 Pounds And Is
Now In Fine Health.

Il have taken seven bottles of Tan
lac and have actually gained twenty
pounds" declared Mrs. H. Koch, OF
1907 Franklin St., st. Louis, Mo-, a
widely known nurse.
81 suffered from rheumatism for
five years lost my appetite and would
bloat after eating until / could hardly
breathe. At times ! would have to
walk the floor nearly all night. l
was troubled with constipation, head
aches, bilious attacks and dizzy
spells. | also had severe pains across
my back and suffered a great deal
from rheumatism in my shoulders.
"All my efforts to find relief failed
until / took Tanlac but now / eat
anything | want, sleep fine, have
strength and energy to easily attend
to my duties and am in perfect
health. For stomach trouble and a
rundown condition, | am convinced
Tanlac has no equal.".
Tanlac is sold by all god drug
gists.
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