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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12

I'ndtr the unanimous consent
agreement Do, which tsy recess was
taken. three days must ,lopsr hcfuI,
any business ,au b.. transacted after
q quorum has bson called .ud as 80
result tn. Ill viii hp taken up ucNt
MoudaA.
While ths action. was being taken
Senator Reed introduced rr~"lu-
uon directing tho srug,'ut-ai- i-arms
to nuuH absent senators io return
Senator Haukh'Ji. ot Alabama. who
was prcsldiug uti,rrd the resolution
laid on ue Table FOR the present but
asked that the Associated Press tak"
uaI,, ,l the resolution to give u
wid. puhhutN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12
Hun People Being
Prepared for New
Retreat of Army

Amsterdam, Aug ~ The military
writer OF the Berlin Hcitung, Am
Mittag In preparing the German
public for a further retreat Of the
Gorman forces says
"Ir TO avoid further fighting We
arc Withdrawing To new positions.
thereby allowing the enemy attack
with great LOSSES We are serving our
aims better than by sacrificing our
test men ,n an obstinate struggle for
mecca of ground Tho decisive mo-
mcnt has not yet come
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12
s'F8"S*****$@'SV**VNs''F
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
An Outrage - BY
George Harvey

/, of the North American Re
view. The North American
Review is great magazine. AMI
George Harvey is a grca, editor
Gle, those facts IN your minds.
They are important.
ln the August number of North
American Ravicw appears com
munication signed " Henry Wray,
Kansas Cit. Mo- II is headed.
America 5 l'nguurdcd Gateway,
aud il appears on pages 3l2, BIB,
ia of the magazine.
If you can get hold of a copy of
The magazine read this letter; be
cause II is a classic ia libel and
nn epic in vicious Islander. II is Il
SANDER directed against the state
of New Mexico and all our people
II is probably the most vicious
thing of its kind ever printed IN
an American publication of good
character and general circulation.
Some of the high-lines in this
monumental assault upon the good
name of a state and a people are
printed in the Herald today. II
YOU cannot get the whole magazine
article. YOU can read those lines.
They are typical of the entire
thing.
We do not know who Henry
Wray is. II makes very little diff
ference. Henry probably Is a
plain, tmadorned nut.
But the publication of Henry s
foul SANDERS IN great magazine
,dtcd hy n great editor, makes a
very grave amount of difference.
The North American Review is rc.
pardcd as one Of IN" most careful
and conservative of magazines. II
is regarded as truthful. Such Il let,
ter, in it's pages, is believed to
have the sanction of It's editor II
will be accepted aS fact.
That being true, the business III
tcrcsts. the property, the develop
mcnt of New Mexico have been in
jured by millions of dollars, il thu
publication should stand m.cor
rcctcd and IFS medium of publca
ton unpunished.
II is difficult to believe that ever
a sub-editor of a great magazine
would have passed this Screcd
Some one passed il. II Is there a.
kick IN the face for every man
woman and child in this state, an,
as "A mortgage in damage accomp
liShcd on every dollar : worth %
property in this state.
"TreasGn Do YOU get that
The great North American Review
fathers a charge of Treason
against YOU and me and every mal
and woman IN this state.
Here is u chance for the Stat,
Council of Defense to go 10 ba
with all its resources. Here is
chance for the Governor and th
law officers of this state 10 act witt
u dircctneSs and vigor that vii
get results.
New Mexico has been slandcre,
by all sorts of publications. W
have grown accustomed In the lie
and libcls. Our hides have bccom
callous 10 the assaults of the igno
rant and the vicious. But this thin
strikes at our honor, This insul
gets under the hide. II is time {
strike back and Strike hard.
Mass meetings are talked oi
Bu legal action is better An
every man, woman and child /
New Mexico who can write, i
English or in Spanish, should writ
personal letter tn George IIarvc.
Editor of the North American RI
view, today, and tell him what h
magazine has been permitted I
do
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12

With the British Army in France, Aug l2,
2:i6 p m (by the Associated Press) There is
unoonfirmed report this afternoon that the town
of Roye, which the Germans have been defending
so desperately, has been eFacuated
British tanks have been seen operating a con
siderable distance east of that town.
London, Aug 12 French troops have ad.
vanoed nearer to the important point of Roye
from the southwest by the capture of the village
of Armancourt and Toloy according to the official
statement from Field Marshal Haig today. The
British positions south of Lihons attacked last
evening by the Germans. The attack was repulsed.
South of the Somme British troops have captur-
ed 200 prisoners.
British positions east of Mericcurt, south of the
river have been linked with tile British lines east
of Etinehem, north of the river.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12

Vladivostok Monday. Aug thy the Associated Press Gen
lIorvath self styled head of the a,sau government
10000 allie droeps will be- required prevent Ger
of the food Siberia and
Mongolia General oyalS visit here the purpose
ing with the Nladyostok group the 81
bcrian government.
Coucdcn with his arrival from Washing
Toxic relative the of the allies relieve Rus
orvath declares that large body of CechoSoyaks
desperate lkutsky being surrounded 10y oshcyk
and Magyar troops and without chance for immediate relief
Midway between Nikosk and khaharovsk few thousand
Czcho Syas opposing larger force of the They are
sadly proportion the task confronting them supplied
with artillery which lacking.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12
No More Meatless
Days in Ell PaSo
,~%%>~~@st.ess>s<e~~es1ess


El poso. T,s NuE le- Moaucss
davs are ro n.. ir this contcr ot
a., cn,tlo traut. OF the southwest
An order Mas Hed by Food Ad-
tuIpist,atar I.." today removing
nn r.strictiora .. me sale OF meat
tor the rcmuoI.r of the month.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12
GERMANS NOW MAKING
DESPERATE STRUGGLE
TO HOLD THEIR OWN

Village OF Bray Reported Entered by Allies; Enemy
Counter Attacks in Center Hold Up Allied Ad-
vance, but French Push Forward on the Disc and
the Matz; Savage Fighting Expected Within
Next Forty y-eight Hours; High Ground Difficult
of Capture by the Allies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12

Washington .. uul GOO uu II"
Ihiladclphiu .onl 600 90
Euttrr,s Natt,sor and Niusm.'n,
Johnson and NDNNoy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12

WV Nt.NICp NTHER
II.f south .hYwyrs north portion
tonight ., rur.Il. nor much change
iH Temperature,
I.,Hl Maximum sd. minimum g.
.nur, .u NI u.i..k in East
wind purp cloudy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-12

NEW YORK MtFrN' MtRkET
New York, Aug. is.--jead. un-
changed spot. $So5. spelter, firm.
East :, Louis delivery, spot sN.37 y
HN.2iis.
At l.undon spot. copper ii22.
electrolyuc. ll3;: tin. f3S7. lead t2l,
l0's, spelter. f5i.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-03
PRIVATE M'KNICHT TELLS
OF CONDITIONS IN FRANCE

Private Floyd Mcknight. with one ~
the roeimental bands in France under
date 30 November 10. writes an inter
rsting letter. plc,uring conditions %
that country. one day before the sign
ing of the armisiice.
Ills eitsr follows
Just iinc or so from fellow
worker 20 iet you know that have
not forgotten the bunch and 20 let you
know that ! am well and getting along
fine hoping that this VIII find an ~
sou the same.
= had q letter from ore ~ the Cor
BUS Christi hoys The other day and was
scry much surprised 70 learn Of tho
ieafh of chas Wheeler. who was y
favorite among sli tho members Of
he former Corpus Christi Marine
Bond. AZ ~ wlion viii 10 shocked 10
learn ~ him going 10 the beyond
so far ! have not met win any ~
The boYa from home. ag | wa- the only
one To be pu, vi the artillery the rest
- them going g Tho infantry. although
have travelled around a right smart
since arriving N France AZ present
we are hili"fed in . French village.
where th- weather has been very had
for some tame. q being very rsinY and
cold ul thc time oar up-io date
roomins facilities are composed - q
Barn and SOME pretty good hay FOR our
reuairs. Which comes Ia pretty handy
IN cold night
"our band IS kept very busy hnrc.
IS we Eivc concerts every day. Wc
siso visit base hospitals and nearby
Owns and put on a vaudeville show.
which the boys very highly enjoy. es-
lec.aiiv tho honor boys a, the hos
piifu that have been wounded - tsAe.
s.ik
AT present. ] feel that would be 8
clumsy as a COW should try 20 Hri an
al 0r Eo ON the make np.' hut guess
, viii come nut ok after a few days
practice when return % old Corpus
christi. which appesra viii be very
soon.
'rhe first chair men ~ our band
Niii be- sent 10 French musical con.
eryators in the near future fo4 finsl
Instruction ~ musical art under the
supervision ~ the most experienced
French mueirienH. I viii he very gisd
when the time CONES a. IN.
The health ~ our soldiers. 40 fag o.
! have seen Is excellent. their morale
stlH higher. an are full ~ sniTit
heir habits IRE uncxr7i He'd something
that ail mothers and dear ONES back
ione viii be proud a.
"Well 7 win close Tor this time
wishing the best ~ luck 20 aiir
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-03

YEARS OF SUFFERING
over SHE DECLARES
MRS MAMIE HALL WAS CONFINED
TO Her BED FOR MANY MONTHS
GAINED 10 POUNDS ON TAN
LAC AND TROUBLES OVER.

Taniae bias Haf onlf satcs me from
an operation but since taxing II nav.
gained nineteen pounds aud nos
weigh five pounds mufp than csc, dhi
Iu my ifrn said Mrs Mamie HtN. ~
lsil Eighth Avenue Nashville Tenn.
u suffered Tor years. she continued
from bad form ~ stomach trouble
ana bad faiiea on unflt weighed only
NINETY six pounds Nothing ate
would agrre with mo ana lived 30
matted mls and crackers and became
80 weak and rundown thaf ] ay iu
bed almost helpless los eleven m1nth1
was 40 nervous that the lesat noise
would almost drive me distracted sad
my head ached Ike "a would burst
rpuid hardly sleep AZ night. and had
terrible pains IN my chest and back
] aas told that onl5 an operation would
help me.
a whH taken to the hospital once but
dlenf want 70 he operated on. 50
persuaded my husband 20 get M sonss
Tanlac. After taking -four bottles.
was entirely relieved Of my troubles
and feeling fine IN every way. NJ
husband also has taken Tanlac ans
says IL has helped him wonderfully
We are both Indebted 10 Tanisc."
Tanlae is sold IN Corpus Christi bS
Bluff Drug Store,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-03
PRIVATE RUFUS BL0X0M
Is MISSING IN ACTION
telegram 10 mothor Says That CORPUS
Christ lad Last Reported for
Duty on October f3

Mrs. Mamie blospm residing M ilf
North chtrsrrnl has been advised ihaf
her son. Private itgfus Ficxvn 1T lhf
ts'h lnfnrr{. reguar army has bern
missing in action since pc'obcr 49,
Private Rloxom is The ffih Corpus
Christian 20 p" reported missing M ar-
ton mo ii@i Including Private Eenls
~ D firminfhaIn Corporal ceofge WI
Hams. Private Roland f;fande Cor.
l'eftA Asihui F'usss and rlisata fisA
ON. Private advises received later.
however show iant Corporal Williams
Hnh Private Grande safely returned 10
tho American lines
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-03
REGtSTRANTS REQUIRED
TO RETURN DRAFT
UESTiONNAiEES.

Chairman a. s. LichionStein
~ The Nurces County Draff
Board Yesterday snnf oaf
warning 20 draft reglsllantr iir-
twecn The nees ~ rs and as
yoars. reminding them thar thev
must fill in properly and return
thnir auestionnaircs
since the signing ~ tho al
mlstice some rccistrun's reach
ed the conclusion that d would
not be necessary 90 return Tho
document
Tho Government however.
views the matter otherwise ana
fhoeo WIN feN ~ rornpiv with
orders are flirting with trouble
according 70 draft board Off
clals.
!. :. ). !. : :. :. = ;. :. ;. :. :. :. :.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-03
Anrurian Club

Mrs. . y. Carver was hostess yes-
terday 70 TIC AIirursan Grub al tho
Nueces Hotel The program was lad
hy Mrs g. T. Coleman.
Mrs. Edwin Flnto gave review N
spanish literature Ia general
Mrs T. G Tahor'y subject was "Cnr.
Nantea and His Don Quixoicr
MIS-. Coleman gave a resume 10 tho
most important events ~ the recent
state Federation meeting
Mrs Baskin ro1d ifoovcr's meas4ee
and gave report N TIE food conserve.
ton convention heif M Houston which
shc attended
Mrs Miller and Mrs Wells guests NJ
the hotel. vore present e., the meeting.
The club wiz render guest day
program mex, week "a, the home 81 MIS-
Coleman.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-03
=. S. ARMY ADVANCE DELAYED
BY LACK or RIVER BRIDGES


Psrla, Dec Lit vas ann0unced OF
Totally today from American Army
headquarters here that Il will take
three or four DAYS time for our firsi-
line American divisions 10 complete
their crossing into German territory.
pwing 10 tho limited nuf Der Of bridges
across the Sauer and Moselle Rivers
The American units are marchias with
fun war equipment. accompanied ~
heavy artillery and ammunition wa
rDns
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-03
Mrs. J. a. Mount,
Editor
Phone 800.

which convened recently az Dallas. Civ.
en by Mrs. @. ~ Scott. the theme Of
which WAS decentralization and 'Sav.
lnk our Girls
Quotations from kIpiing were rivcu
IN response t. The roll cali
Mrs. q -. Iudd'a subject was 90
Henry. an International Figure"
Mrs W y Hopkins read on ariiolf
from the Geographic Magazine.
Mrs p G. Weatorveit read the poem
'Amcrica."
airs !. y. Ring read "rhc Voice 81
ihc CITY" from @. Henry
The discussion was conducted b.,
Mrs j r. Bartlett,
Mrs. Q. II Steele was elected "a
member 81 the club The member,
cordially Welcomed Ars. ~ G.. Westa.
vel, upon her refurn from south Bend
indiana for the winter Mrs r. %
Llnellc vas present an guest
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-03

IN recognition Of the annual week
u Prayer the Nyonsn's Missionary
Socieiy ~ the FIRST Methodist Church
viii render q program WEDNESDAY, AZ
tesnoon 80 2,s0 o'clock. In the mems
class room OF the church. 10 which the
members ~ the church and congrega =
ion and other f'iends are invited.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-03
Ashenseum Club.

The meeting yesterday ~ the Athn-
naeum club was held win Mrs : :.
Olsen. The roll c1ll was from Poor
Richards Almanac"
Mrs. g y Conley rend paper pre-
pared By Mrs. J. n Snow. on The "fiis-
tcric outline u The American Rcvo,u-
ZION"
Orators and Statesmen" was Mrs
vs.. r. ~, Iean's subject
Extracts from tho iifc ~ Thomas
Jefferson were given hy Mrs Olsen
The rrogrsin was conducted bs Mrs.
"a r. Draper.
The meeting On next Monday viii De-
with Mrs - r. Pcavy when the pro-
grams FOR November - ana 25 VIII BE-
combined.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-03
LEADING TEXAS FARMER DIES
SUDDENLY IN WISCONSIN


Msdison, Wiz Dec 3 Potter rad
ford Of Fort worth Texas. on. ~ the
most widely known agricmturisie in
the tnied states. and former preslden,
~ the l'armcrs Union. died suddenly
tonight in a hotel hero lie had come
TO Madison 20 attend a meeting u tho
Society 1f Equity
The body WIN be shipped tomorrow
20 Fort Worth whore interment VIII
take place
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-03

The Woman'e Auxiliary of tho First
Baptist Church viii meet this after
noon az the church. ~ % O'Clock
Following short program aud bust
ness meeting scciol hour VIII bs
conducted By the members of the Buff
Circle.
The women Of the church are urged
20 attend
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-03

Mrs. W W Jones entertained tho
wompn's Monday club yesterday M
tclroon IN its regular weekly meeting
The feature 81 the meeting was the
export 81 the annual convention of the
State Federation ~ Women'a Clubs.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-03

The enlisted men Of the Fourth Field
Artillery ard the General Hospital
Number Fifteen arc Invited 10 attend
open house 10 the pariors 81 The
first baptist Church on "wednesday
sYening. when Airs. William Gerhardt
md Mrs. Jay wiz act as hostessea
An interesting program 81 music has
been arranged.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-03

All accounts due me and not paid b.
December Is. 1918. will be placed !,
he hands OF my attorney for collee
ton. y. r. Treadweli adv
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-03

The Womnn's Missionary Society OF
he First Methodist Church win meet
this afternoon ~ CIRCLES. az lolIowA:
Circle One. with Mrs. Caddy on
Norta Reach; Circle Two. with Mrs
r. j. Jones on Liberty street. Circle
rhrec. with Mrs o. d. Hoilemsn on
furnsn Avenue
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-03

There is no mo Mans Land" in M
Red Cross
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-03

The Red Cross relief line Is I'M.
pregnable.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-03
CORPUS CHRISTI. TEXAS
Corpus Christi. Texas.

Consult US freely regarding your
financial end business problems.
THAT Bans with
The hle clock
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-03
WOMENS Wool SWEATERS
REDUCED TWENTY PER CENT

Wcmena Wool Sweaters, reduced
Childrsns Wool Sweaters. redus 3
an Children Coaio, reduced
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-03

arc Of Broadcloih Velour Serge.
Cabariine. in tailored and sen
iailored model Colors Navy.
Brown Tan. Ioupe Bergurdy.
Black hll x2a
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-03
The Dresses

arc in both wool and silk including
satin. charrneuse, iaffeta. georg sttc
and ,ricolete, Of wool or Jersey.
scrges and panama All colore
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-03
CARIBOU TO BE CROSSED WITH
 THE REINDEER
Dr. WiIfred I. GrenfeII Will Make the Experiment for the Canadian
 Government.

ST. JOHNS. N. F., Ang. ,. - After 12 years of experimenting in the rajAine of L1pland reindeer in northern Newfoundland. pr. Wilfrod l. T. CrenfeU. the Labrador medical missionary. has decided 70 transfer his herd to Canadian Labrador An effort will be made there to intro duce strain of native caribou blood into the herd which has de- teriorated through years of inbreed- ing Territory west of Belle Isle Strait in Canadian Labrador has been selected for the new enter price.
 Dr. Grenfel has long held the theory that caribou might be in- bred with reindeer to produce a highly efficient draft animal, suit able for use along the North coast. He was unable to give this theory a thorough test in Newfoundland. The country selected as the new home of the reindeer is remote from settled areas and considered well SutItu lOl tue ptil ppEt. by dSi meDt with the government of the province of Quebec increases in the herd may be shipped back to New Foundland if the owner desires.
 The Grcnfell herd consists of 300 animals, virtually the same num- bcr landed by the missionary twelve years ago at St. Anthony when lie introduced reindeer to this prov ince. At one time the herd num- bered 1900 but it decreased as it deteriorated from lack of new blood Dr. Grcnfell, who is now in the North country on missionary work, expects that government steamer will transport the deer to their new feeding grounds this summer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-03
RECEIVE SOON
 DISPATCH 0N
 COMMISSIONS

In a telegram regarding the com missioning of Engineers received to day from Major-General Black, Chiel of Engineers Gov. Thomas Rigg5 Jr received word that as soon as thc reports of the examinations reached him from Major Waugh the cand dates found qualified would be rec commended to the Adiutant General for Commissions. They will receive telcgraphic notice of their appoint ment from the Adjutant General with instructions to wire their acceptance AS soon as they accept, orders will be requested assigning them to ac tive duty and directing them to pro cced to the Engineers Training camp.
 The time necessary to have men appointed and ordered after the re ceipt of the papers in Washington is about two weeks.
 The telegram from Major General Black also said that candidates act unwisely if resigning positions az commissions cannot be guaranteed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-03
). ). C0NNORS IS ELECTED 4
 COUNCIL MAN
Tax Levy for Juneau at the City Council Meeting Is Fixed at 15 Mills
 This Year.

Councilmen Montgomery, Blom gren, Carlson and Sorby, with Mayo, Valentine presiding, constituted 2 quorum at last nights meeting O the City Council
 The tax levy for the current yea was fixed at 15 mills, one mill less than the levy of last year. Taxes for the year 1918 will not become delinquent until October 10, next
 The resignation of Councilman Charles Hanson was read and accept ed. J. j. Gonnors being duly elected to succeed Councilman Hanson.
 II was ordered that work begir immediately on the newl& leased fisl dock and float at the Mann and James site. All the old piling are to be torn out. the sand houses and old cabin cleared away preparatory for new piling and floats to be erect cd by August l0
 All monthly salaries and current bills against the city were disposed of and the Clerk instructed to draw warrants for same, after which the Council adjourned
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-03
ELEVEN DRAFT MEN TOLEAVE
 ON HUMBOLDT.
They Will Be Given a Dinner Tonight at the. Gas tineau Cafe by the
 Committee.

Eleven men will leave Juneau on the Humboldt for Fort Seward Six of them are Juneau mon who yolua teercd and are included in the Ju neaus quota of twenty men which were to have been called to rep1rt on August 1st The other five arc men from other exemption boards whose induction papers have been re ceived by the l)caI board. Those leaving are:
 Benjamin r. Decker Arn9t Hen drickson. John Walmer, Murray Spanks, E. Lang Cobb, r. NJ Brophy Wm. F. Prentice Jack McNel, E. c. Miller Pete Masci and Nicholas Trierschield
 Dinner at Gastineau Tonight
 A dinner will be given the boys at the Gastincau Cafe tonight under the auspices of the Council of National Defense and the Home Guards. ] q. Mcbride, chairman of the Enter tainment committee of the Counc oi National Defense, has charge of tEC dinner and entertainment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-03
MAY ERECT X
 GOLD STORAGE
 IN THIS TOWN
National Independent Fish cries Company May De- eide to Increase
 It's Interest.

The National Independent Fisher ies Company may erect a cold stor- age plant at Juneau. This company has been doing business here for sometime, S. Antonsen acting as To- cal manager and fish buyer for it. The committee on a Juneau cold storage plant appointed by the Coun- cil of National Defense. G. D. Gar field, Allen Shattuck and John Reck, and citizens are comforting today with reference to assisting the company to get desirable site for the company at this place for the contemplated plant