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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-25

Every child m Alaska knows something about boats. both bie and utIc On Che coast there arc an kinds Of boats and as rivers and lakes arc numerous In thc interior or Che country therc are lots of boals thcro too But it is doubtful Il many Alaska children have ever
 travelled 70 long distance In scow. especially a scow Chat was not lowed by power boat.
 Your Uncle made a trip of over 5OO miles iu a scoW and ho has never had any uac for a sc0w since A scoW .s awkward. clumsy and very hard Co manage Ir not watched closely It win run adcWays or may ho turn around and run backwards. n usually hits alI thc rocks iu tho river and finds all tho bars and is liable to get hung up quite often unless kept n Che channel of tho river al tho time
 Ouo day tho scow ou which Your Uncle was travcing he having
 h.ppcI os am able seaman -which ho wasn't t.was crossing a lake i0 miles long under saiL A strong wind was blowing In Che morning whom tbc start was made and by Che Ume Che sc0w was half across Che nko One strong wind had Increased t0 almost hurricane. making it dangerous Co go ou and equally dam ecrous Co turn back SO violent was Che storm that tho masts Of Che scow were broken and Che sails were blown away A passing steamer saw thc nrcIioamout tho scow was In and Hma close to inquire if any help Was wanted. It came too close. for when it tried to stop Che wind blew lt against Che scow and all Che of- forts of tou men were required Co. push oroiust thc side or Che steamer to crowd Che scow away from it.
 There was a woman and uttlc girl oD tbe COW and Che captain of tbo| temcr yelled ot them to jump aboard trc steamer while it was c'oac The woman had read some mre about Captain Lawrence my- ing "Norc give up ihe ship.' sol ho refused to leave Che scow but one of tho mon picked mp Che lItue| girl and toacd her to a man on Che. steamer who caught hor and Che. steamer backed away and loti the| scow To ita fate with its crew of ten mon and Che woman
 Just how Chat scow managed to| 1.-Two tho rest of that day was a won- . tor But nto thot evening the| form 0u.a,ol down and O nIlo hly| was found at one side of Che lake' where Che scow toi up for tbe night l It was tbo middle oi tho next day bel fore Che trip across Che lake was completed and the utuc e.rl was found w..h some people with whom hc had been lcft at Che end of Che lake, When Che lituc girl was
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-25
IS WILSON orr WRONG

X r...Ht t.'."u from Washing Com s..t.. ...t W...r." wilson mn. joined or... u.. S..fo. william E Horar l.r r.. ra-ro.. al le.a1t .r- ..a I.r.n.".r n..t H.t from m. quiet hou. or s sf-.e. ne Inn. written letter Q. m. II.r. .-r..nr r.ah'. ou.Ur.r- rs r...r. f- he- UerHr m. .r.... n. h. ..u .r.Imt oHs alliance oI Tn. .-.H.
 v t.. Washington t...-nm t.M Che .rt. HH.I WI. rr- much to.H. Mr. Wilson .#I .0.. much oi n. respect and s....H.. rH.t 1. now ....|.' .n u. i. .I In. I.l 0..f for 0-n.. .Iu...r. o. m. .l. H-.|.rt I'D H.|... hum en..r. m h. opposition n. m. .-.... n. n.e. pared .t t.. Inn. .... ..nI.r.r.. II. '..r m . m...... atom. Tho ..m. .H. m. L..... .. E.U.r. III. un. m.'I.I hr H.n...I ... year. or mon. u-' Hr' uh... ... .I.. n- hft.r.. opposed hr Senator HH n. t.. pr erf to.um..I which en. just NH.. further .m ...r. .Hr .m. r0".. t... outlined hr Wilson n 0.. |-..f.' L..... nl N.Hnr.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-25
NEW PAPER FOR sITKA

Siu.r Clar.. who has hccu we'll known in newspaper circles iu Alas- sa ,or the past twenty years. rc'urn- .i THunIly from S.tsa. where hc win launch a new publication Go bc
 called Tho S.tha Star iu Che near fu- rr. Nr Charles reports S.tka 8s being alive to Che need ol l good ..e paper and promises of good sup- port were given h.m. The future 0l -I... H..ori.Hr to Mr. Charles and others oI tlat community looks Hr..h..r rt present than for several ...w both fhc mining and fishing HIu.re. supplying announcement Tho publisher of Che new paper win
 .rt HI. venture with thc best r...e, ol l'I who know him. plruc-
 I .H0 Fourth Estate
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-25

safely back on Che soow 8nd the trip had been continued in more peace ful waters shc asked her mother. "Mamma. what Is am orphan2" The mother explained Go her daughter what am orphan was and inquired why she wanted to know
 "Wcll" said Che utuo e.I. "tho people on Che b.g boat yesterday and . last night would look at mo and say. The poor little ching is certainly un orphan by this time. and won- dorod what they meant and two of thc women ou Che steamer had quite a time trying to decide which of them would have me for thc'r own utuo girl"
 Except for getting on bars and reefs quite ofton ihc trip on down | Che river was quite mcvontm for ! Che next several days but lt was Into . in Che season and we were travelling north. so every day Che weather be- came colder and finally we came to where another big river cmpici into thc one we were in and Che side river was full of great chunks of ice. As there were suu 200 miles to eo. the remainder of Che Journey was a hard one. As Che ice was aii around tlc scow. it was impossible to steer It, so it just drIftel with Che ice. Each night was colder chan Che one bo- fore and thc ice got thicker and thicker until tho entire river was mass Of ice moving slowly and grinding against tho banks Much of Che time a porrou could get on thc acow and walk all around over tuc river on Che solid ice thot was sull moving slowly down stream. And then was when Your UncIo was w0r- ricd. for ho was afraid Chat when the ice stopped there would be jam and Che scow was u danger of being carried under Che damned icc
 But nothing of Che kind happened and one day and when only fifteen miles from Che end of Che iouruoH Che ice broke loose from Che sc0w and Che latter was p.'o'od into a clclr place where it was uod mp lo a tree on tbo hank That night Che ice In Che river stopped moving and Your unclo and Che other momher of tho crew Including tbe woman and little rIrI wore Ur0lon iu. buf few days later they all walked over Che frozen and rough river ice to town and a wook later tle fro.eht on Che scow was hauled In by teams
 And now every time l0ur DncIU secs scow on irroprcas.blc shuddor
 runs through and over him and Che imaginary cail0usc8 ou hIs hands cause him to go Go a dueatoro and buy a bottle of slyccruo and ro.c water.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-25
TwNT DEVIL AND DEEP SEA

Tho announcement from Wlsh- ine.or carly tH.s wee. fhaf pres- dent HauUue vIU uo. take any U.I- Iu.te stand on Oh. sr.I..r bonus bu Is ro IauhI disappointing .o both fhe ..rrU. and enemies o. Che m.Is. ure uIsc That On. Hr.'orts poo. HH0u e Hr embarrassing one there Is uo question W.. nearly uu million o1..c.t... m.. practically an ol chem totc" UuoI un ou one side uH. t.a .h.e interests NU.' un or tte other. tre p.oaieu. |. fnI,t Che Ue,I and t.. I..n .. III. T. damned Ie t... and damned |. hc don't And H.te..u m. f.n .. ..e been driven .n tHe van and u.I take rn part r t.r r.H... H".Her t.ar .. H. ..r|. or m. .H.c He win e....HN from .ar e.ue
 W.H. 1T .H.. U.. . hi. HUI.r- taking for t.. country to Ie un r.rr.E .uH H...'. |....". ..fH VI. to make arr n.lm.". to t.e m.r WU. m... r... ... .rH..UI. term. 0. m. m.-... ..e ..I r. m.r. .t had m. ... .HuHrcI another .H-a. or four r.rf.. tH.re Wn..I ..te 0r re...... boon another Hn.. .H. m. m... ntn.t.I Ho. ... H... .. chan tUU .moHH. Involved m I.r proposed bonn. And tHe Ur.... s.afes would Hlr. r0...| f.. additional bond s-
 Iu.t ... H..t. .t rrrIe....
 r- .E and N...u. nec.' et lort
 Buf .n One portion. .. One .Hntr. .HH. .I. billion. H..I. .u ...."". .. r.. WI" .... I.. s.r...... .H....... n. m. ......ef s'..... ...H. m. ".. being raised Condition. mad. r.... h. l.e ur- .rH.... m. .'-..|l ..H .I...... and rnH fH.t t.... ... n. ..e.- war contracts n. In. ...I a. .H.. mon. H. m.. .. ..-. i'm t.e .r.... .-. ..'I V. .... and e.f .ut and w. ".r.. n. E.t tr. ..n "A ".. .... .. ...nI T.. fHr u..-... ... |-... .'r.r. they .re '.h...r nt'. ...a .n leet
 rr..... H.. politician and n t.. m.u.. .. .. ..U.- bonn. He ... U.II.. .... or r.... t.e ship 0E ...- i. worry r.h'e .n m..t disaster m N..nH.- IT. know. -.. a0..r ... .r..r.. .. .H. .Hr interests. and .. 1T. ...r o. n. .l..er.. 0. another no.a. and HHH.... ..... m. .r.. ur ... .l ..r,... u.u n. m.. no. b. aa.r. .. Ono .,H. .. m. Hte- elH...r hHr He dom. know ha. f s something -..f .H have Tn I'm. .or.I N.. .rI knowing t... n. m. |rU.I f... ... ...... .r.... n- HI h. found Tn m. m..'. .. m. o.I n. H. "H no. offend th. interest. ... n. rr-r himself .e..r-. ..... ... made .. n...h'. for u| o.-. n. retain nm. .uH.I H.r ...I.. reputation oE u.,.r having h... lowered t. ar en.u.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-25
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BOSTON. March l6. The diH-
 coycry that New England girls
 who hayo rcd hair arc almost in-
 yariably bowlcrgcd or knock
 kucod has been made by William
 n. Sullivan. secretary or tho Asa
 socIatcd Millinery Industry of
 Now England. Sullivan mado
 this observation after selecting
 local college girls for models at
 Che annual Fashion Show.
 "Brmettcs and blondes usually
 have perfectly straight lces' Sul-
 uyau s1id. "hut a rcd-hc1ded s.rl
 with perfectly shaped legs Ia a
 rarity.
 Tho above. which the Stroller came upon while reading h.s oX- changes one day recently, opens up n now Gcld for Che introduction and exploitation of his celebrated knee braco and he has alroaly taken stops for c.abushiue New England branch of his already great industry
 incidentally Che Stroller has specialized iu Che study of knees .n nearly all parts of thc United states except iu New England and he fcois a uuee of regret chat his negligence of Che New England dold has resu't- ed n herolJur broadcast to Che world Che statement mado Iu Che above telegram from Boston
 The Stroller cam scarcely believe. however thlt how.Crs and Nuock- knees arc confined exclusively to thc rci-hmrcd sisters of Che uorthols. although bo never studied knees for che purpose ol claa flying them as Co color or thc hair of their owners and. for not doing so hc may bc said fo have been dorcIict iu bis duty and bc now hastous to correct his over sight by placing his great invention within reach. not only of Che rcl- haired girls or New England hut of all others who may require knee corrcctor iu t1c s.a.d and cIo'o E.st.
 Bcd-hairei girls have been sub- icct to rooI-uoturci suyIns longer than Che Stroller cam remember There was umc whom. if a person met rcl-ha.rcj eIrl and. on lock- ing around. did not soc gray horse on Che amc block. ill luck pursued chat person an Of that day or until he mot another red haired r.rl In close proximity to a gray horse But thc automobiles banishgd the gray horse. boWbc.t Che rcj-haircd girls are sWl with us and 1T their only defect Is boWiers or knock knees Che Stroller raIo.ccs chat It Is with- m bia power to remedy and correct chose physical errors Tho Stroller knows what h|s kncc brace has done for upward of twenty thousand de- nartmut store girls iu Chicago re- stored to thc.r pristine and d.mp.el InyeIress moro thau that number oI pairs of knees tbat were bowed. cury cd or knocked from being stood upon for c.rht hours s.z days every week for. Iu many Instances. several years And .I such wonderful results were obtained In Chicago. why can not the same benefits be obtained 'n New Eue.ard regardless of Che color ol hair which has nothing to do Vith Che effectiveness of tho hrca.
 However. Che rei-hl.rcd problem having arisen through Che Iuvosuel- t.on of one William n Sullivan. lhc Stroller welcomes it as it simply opens up a new field Cor Che intro. ducfIou ot his brace for according to Mr. Sullivan Che bows. curves lnI knocks or Che New England .s-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-25

Tho Stroller has written Mr. Wil- Ham H Sullivan of Bogtou regarding Che introduction of hIs braco in New England although hc ia free to cone fea that he would prefer Co trust a man with some other name. for Che chances are he is called Bm SullI- van and Che Stroller Is somewhat lelry Of Che combination However, those rel-hoirod girls of New Eng- land must bo cared. for and to do SO Che Stroller must accos arIly trust
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-25
RIANK CARTRInGE PIsT0Is

W.I made and effective Appear .H.. s enough to scare BURGLARS FRAMES DOGS etc. NOT DAN DsH1'S Can iHy around without ..sE or accident fo woman or cH.ld Nalef PREPAID for }l superior make ti5N Blank Cartridges 22- aI shipped express H zoe per 100. STAR MFG. N SALES co. S2I Nan- ..'.u Ave-. Brooklyn. N Y
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-25

Prohibition Commissioner Haynes has leerccd fhot 5,5oo.OO0 salons of vli.ky .s enough for medicinal pur- poses u Che United States for one year. If might bo sufficient under normal conditions. but Che commIs- s.oncr must remember that somc pco- pie can get aIi-frod sick.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-25

someone. 60 he hos decided to tako a chance on William H. Sullivan. lf ho ig mIgudgod. be may consider himself aa being herewith apologizcd Co. but if he is fair-mindod man he win agree with Che Stroller Chat hia name does not inspire confidence to Che extent chat he can be trusted in such a delicate matter as dtung knee braces to all Che rcd-halrcd girls of New England
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-25

Tn r.0u E'... .-. lne
 u0r. .H Bankers. H. .u. To think I..t plenty ol money moan. r-o.
 reH.r That s ah.t t.. ..I Greene hr.E party tH0r..t and II. l. uhat William Ierr.rr u-.au Hnueht auH h... m Hr Hu. . l. rrnr FnH.r of money mears rharn m.r.. and ue n-. ro. r.t recovered from ... -H-..rt dollars and ta. m.rr o. chem ". had tr.m during tHr war period and nobody urs a.t .sfe. nHi now ". ar. a.a-.r- ar sorts ol complication. Tn trying n scramble back from tre erI0I... arf %. h..I-r-... mono. tr Che .l. IeraI ol l'n-e.rt dollars People who WaHfri cheap money had enough of 70 during Che past low raars I'D naf thcm for au tme lo come Ellison is a wizard I'm marr .h.nrs. huf nj. trolley o" or t.e money question:
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-25

No filings for c.tr offices can be made after Wednesday of next week. Therefore. a.n.r.n.H for municipal honor have hrt Ht.Ie time m which to ret busy. lr tne meantime. it is w.re to rerst.r I'm order fh1r r1u may h. able to support soue friend who may take a notion .o G'e his candidacy at Che 'aaf hour
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-25

Even after retiring ffieen trou- sand dollars worth o. fo1' bonds during che relr when teu thousand was am chat was required to bc re- urei the present ely administration win Fo out of office within Che ueyr two weeFs leaving surplus Of over eight thousand dollars in Che ey treasury
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-25
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 DON'T BE .L0NES0lIEn

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 DON'T BE LONESOME"
 VI. ruI rou u correspondence Hn FRENCH GIRLS HAWAIIAN
 GERMAN. AMERICAN. CANAnl N. e'r o. both sexes. etc.. who .rr refined charming and wish to correspond tor amusement or mlr -ae. It suited JOIN OUR C0G- -EsroNuENcE CLrB tI neryear.
 un. fr.. -Hc ue'uJue mI nr.v- I.r. PHOTOS FREE Join at once or write for mI information. MRS FLORENCE BELLNRE 200 NunHeue St. Brooklyn. N Y.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-25

WANTED Woman ,o wash win. dows and add iustre Go am office Alp. ply Stroiiors Weekly
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-25

And now Che Anchorage Chamber of Commerce .s desirous of dividing Che Territory Into two separate and Isru.f Naskas. Che First Division ..u.tuins one and Che other thrc. H.r ans Alaska No. Q or possibly I..l m .hf want to hc No. ].
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-25

President Harding may visit us th.s summer hur even if he does not tr..e win he many other occasions on which Juneau win enjoy having
 nal hand The enterprise Is a ...I one to uaaIst
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-25

inrH are not due il long hours or standing ou Che feet. but to Che color of Che ha.r which aupcriuiucos lhc defects above enumerated and which win create a demand for Che brace not only among store employees bul with Che entire rcd-haircI s.aforhool throughout Now England Che two combined probably creating a market for haIf a million paim ot braces for as noted In Che Boston press tol egum Mr. Sullivan mllo hia ob soryauons among college girls and if Che Stroller cau get h.s brace in. 'roduecI into Che colleges Of New Enelaud. thcre is mo computing thl demand .hot win. in ail probability bo created for it
 lt Was only last month lal lhD l2th anniversary Of Che introduction Of Che Sro'lor's ero1t Invention wo. introduced in Chicago where tnl Stroller spent only week, hul dur ue chat week ho learned tha. th, knees O, 1S per cent of tho nearly thry thousand women and r.rh employed i'm stores iu that cIiy wen. not as Nature had primarily .ntond cd they should bc. was celebrated and of Chat celebration wou. lot Ger just received by the Stroller from thc secretary of Che Donarimon. storc Clr'H Union best tells On, tory
 "Chioaeo. March 10. "Our near Stroller
 "Tbc leth anniversary of Ono introduction ot your knee brace was duly celebrated ou Che Iiiu Che attendance during Che late afternoon and evening neeresauur 1If5T. It was a mattcr of rcn- crI rcerct Chat you could mot ho present to inspect our knees and see for yourself what your dolr iu- youuon hoa done for u.
 "OuIv a few of those who were O. ow number whom you fut cHme witch your blessed boon TO- main. tfey having mostly married floor walkers or warehouse men und retired l1 domcsI..fv and It i. you thry mus. thank for being abIc to do eo. for believe me. mo e.r' mood look hencr than iuu- itor so long as hcr kuoes resemble those of an old Hh horse.
 "PIms orc already under way for making Che next anniversary Che biggest thing In Chicago since hc n.e in fS1e. and we take tho opportunity ths ur'y to Imnro. upon you lhc d..uhHv both to you and ol your being present ou that oc.as.m lt a uur aim il have au lHc largo stores .lo.o i'm fhc afternoon m order huf Ve m.r aII participate Iu a rIwnUc parade .n which we hope to make showing of from 10000 Co 10O0N possibly moro
 you to be stationed at 1mo point. known only fo ounO.F.. along the Huc Of march and where Wc can e.te you Rood view 0l our tuao. for rcv steps uuoh- served by thc vulgar herd
 "On promise m. tIHt 'nu win o1doagor to be present at the next mn.ror and be lHc guest ol tle Union n. long a. rou remain in our city,
 Goodbye you
 HorIor portion de- Io..I for family reI.oHsI
 "BEHECCA OpnENHEMlN
 "Corc nlul.ne S.ere.ar.
 Chicago Department storo
 Girls Union No.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-25

There ar. those who seem to tUiuk r.m Is Che shark that vU mix un Iu and uue'e nlus fish roar fo such mn eStert chat it win br of utlc use tn Che future
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-25
FERRY TIME CARD
Leaving Juneau for Douglas, Tread
 vol and ILane

Leaving Juneau for Douglas, Tread
 well and Thane t7.IOam. e3.1Op.m.f 9:4Op.m 9:3Uam sf.iOp.m. ll:3Op.m. 12.o0 noon. G.3Opm. El:O0 am. t2.0Dpm. t1.3OpE. Leaving Douglas for Treadwell and
 Thmc tf.21 am. t3.l5 pm.f 9:55 pm. 9.f5a.m. ffs55pm 1I:i5 pm. I2.15p.m.f 6.15pm. sl:15 am. Leaving TreadweI for Thane 1.s0 am. 3.aO p.m.f 5:00 pm. i2.2Ua.me Leaving Thane for Treadwell, Doug
 las and Juneau S.10a.m. t.05 p.mf 5:15p pm. 1928. n.m. Leaving Tre5wcl for Douglas and
 Juneau S:25 am. fs20 u.mf 10:O0 pm. H.5u 1.m.f 5.aN 1m 11:5O pm. la.50 p.m. G:5Dpm. sf:2O am. Leaving Douglas for Juneau N.Hn am. f.2s nm.f 10:05 pm. gs55o -.25pm. 11:55 pm. 12:55 pam. G.55pm f1:25 am. 2.l5p.m. El:45p.m, Thluc
 Douglas Cnly
 Saturdays only.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-03-25

O'onIor portion de- l..oI for family relsoHaI. "BEBECCA OpnENUEMEN "Corrorlul.u- Secretary Chicago Department Stora Girls Union No.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-08

afternoon was apcni aud The ruc-t
departed at five o'clock.
MIS-. William l.. Strasb1ugh will en-
terrain at her home at Hartford Fur
mace on Thursday afternoon.
DR. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Perrin, of
Brooklyn, N. Y. are spending the wesk
with the families of Mis-. PERKINS,
brothers, Mr.. c. c. Slice and Mr. Geo.
slice and have also visited Mrs. c.
Milton Wright, of Bel Air.
Miss Lillian X. Hanway has return
ed from visit to Mrs. J. William
Simmons at Rehobcth.
Mrs. Annie c. Morgan and Miss
Emma Morgan are spending the week
with the Misses Morgan and with Mis-.
Alexander 5. Porter Mrs. Porter gave
a delightful afternoon to few friends
and children of the town on Tuesday
in observance of the birthdays of her
two little girls, Nan Lee and Shirley
Virginia, the dates of which are Aug.
20 and Sept. Bird respectively.
Miss Marian Kenly, of Roland Park
returned home last Thursday after a
visit to Miss Lillian X. Hanway and
is now spending some time at Atlantic
City.
Lieutenant Beverley s. Roberts, L.
$. NJ, of Quantico, Va. is spending a
furlough with his parents, MIR. and
Mis-. George Roberts at the home of
MIR. Morgan Mitchell at Short Lane.
NJ ISIS Elizabeth Hickey returned last
week from a visit to relatives in New
York
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-09-08
\ toNTEMPrlBi.E ATTACK
BRANDED As FALSE

m ...
haNIr ne hiac', Md, sept. .. W..
rhlt"lS he fgi":
Elsewhere III these columns ther,
appears complete answer to "A letter
,ir'u'a'rd ABOUT me, signed by Horace
'aNiS' brilin' Md. reel that mas
much as the persons whose names are
mentioned by Mr. Davis have denied
These charges that the people of my
district Will see through this contemp
tible attempt to defeat me in the com
ing primaries.
In addition to the above IN some
quarters certain friendly organs of this
attack have sought by indIrection to
cast reflection ON my military record