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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
MAGAZINE FEATURES
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n BEDTIME' STORY
UNCLE WIGGILY'S FOURTH OF july.

spoke Unch wiggily, Don't give the
boys and girls n money for IRE
crackers or torpedoes. But in the morn
Ing send them over TO see me. III DO
the sG best ! can cr3.t to h help t Rsw g% View, II
knew Uncle Wiggily would find a way
"Oh, but | haven't-yet," said the
rabbit gentleman. But I'll try"
The next morning was Fourth OF
July. Sammie and Susie Littletail,
Johnnie and Billie Bushytail, Lulu,
Alice and Jimmie Wibblewobble, Jackie
and Peetie Bow Wow and all the other
animal children were early out of their
beds, and they cried;
This is the day we celebrate! Now
for some firecraokers, torpedoes, caps
and things to make a noise!'
Before you start any fireworks NOISE
90 over and see Uncle Wiggily,' said
the father and mother animals. You
aren't to have money for a single pa
per cap until you see the old rabbit
gentleman
"Oh. dear" said an the animal chill
dren, and they didn't like It a bit, al
first. But finally Billie Bushytall said
We'll, let's go see what he has, any
When they reached Uncle Wiggily's
hollow stump bungalow they saw, out
on the lawn, a>table set with ice cream
lemonade, strawberry shortcake, pea
nuts. popcorn and lollypops. So,
Welcome to nv Fourth of july emil
dren!" cried Uncle Wiggily. Come in
and eat as much as you like!'
At first the animal boys n girls
could say nothing. They were sure they
would like the ice cream n othei
good things, but up spoke Jackie 30"
| Wow and said:
This is very good of you, Uncle Wig
gily. but we'd like to make a noise, -,
. HWhy, make all the noise you wish
laughed the bunny, That's why l SCI
the table out here, Shout. laugh, vel
ooh, but we want to make bang bans
| noises like firecrackers!' bleated Billie
ia! That's easily done" spoke Mr.
Longears, But, since firecrackGrs may
as good. Nurse Jane, please bring ou'
the shoots!' -,
The muskrat lady ran out with q
clothes basket filled with paper. Bags
Each bag was blown full of wind, q
string was tied around the top, and
when II was cracked between the musk
rat ladv's paws the bag burst with
loud Bang. ~ s,.,
crakers, and no one will be hurt. Hur-
ray!'' cried Uncle Wiggily.
'Hurray!'' cried all the animal chil-
dren. Then they popped and burst tne
paper bags: not one of the Woodlano
boys or girls was hurt n they NAG
a most lovely picnic. 1t was the pes
And If the egg heater doesn't chase
the gold fish all AROUND the canary
birds Gag when the monograph Is
nIeying n fox trot, I'll tell you next
aahout Uncle Wiggily and something
funny that happened to him.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
Copyright, 1912, by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate9

BY HOWARD r. oARIs,
WY goodness me, .sakes alive, Uncle
NisglIy, n some ice cream HASH"
GREG Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy, the
muskrat lady housekeeper, as she
looked from the window OF the hollow
stump bungalow one day. Look what's
coming!"
MIR. Longears looked from the win
COW saw, coming up the front
walk, Mr.. and Mrs. Littletall, the rab-
DIT lady and gentleman; Mr.. and Mrs.
bbushytail' squirrels; Mr., and Mrs, VIII
~DieWohoie. the ducks, and Mr., and Mrs.
Bow Wow, the dog father and mother
other folk.
II didn't know you~were going to
nave a surprise party" cried Nurse
Jane, And me with my tail in curl
y didn't know they were coming"
surprise to me as It is to you. l won
Uncle Niegily very soon found out.
Mr.. Littletail, the father of Sammie and
stump bungalow.
Come inI' cried Uncle Wiggily in
his jolly voice. What's the matter?
Have l been elected mayor of Woodside
by the Orange Ice mountains"
NO" said Mr.. Littletail, solemn like
ethN bhJCS OuDt 90 liz HOIDtu III, Iul-
lowed by the other animal ladies and
gentlemen, 1--WE have come to ask your
advice, Mr.. Longears."
What about?' Uncle Wiggily want
ed to know.
about Fourth of July" went on Mr..
Littletail. 1T comes tomorrow, you
know, and all our boys and girls want
to do al the real children do-set off
~firecrackers, shoot caps, explode tor
pedoes and all that"
And we're afraid" said Mrs. Little
tail that, if they do, they nay burn
"Or their tails" barked Mr.. Bow
Wow. "Of course, Sammie and Susie,
the rabbit children, haven't any tails
to speak of to burn, SO Mrs. Littletail
needn't worry about that. But my two
little puppy dog boys have tails, and II
they set off firecrackers-well, there
may be trouble
And my duck children, Lulu, Alice
and Jimmie, may burn their wing
feathers, added Mrs. Wibblewobble,
the duck lady
80 we have come to ask you how
our children may have fun on Fourth
of July and yet not get burned or hurt, I"
said Mr.; Wagtail, the father of Billie
the goat.
Hum! Let me see,'' said Uncle Wig
gily, slowly. They'll want to make a
lot Of noise; won't they?"
"Oh, yes! That's what Fourth of July
is made for" answered Mrs. Bushytail.
ITS to show how glad VI are that we
live in such a fine country. But can't
our children make a lot of big noises
without getting .hurt--a lot of bang
bang-bung-bung nOises?"
IN see what ! can-do about it,"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
CHAPTER NO. 149-MRS. MASON
is BUSY.

CHAPTER NO. 14s-MRS. MASON
is BUSY.
Copyright, 1919, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate).
But though Mrs. Mason could not an
swer her sons questions on the prob
lens that confronted him In his mar
riage, she could make his home seem a
little more pleasant before she left him
that night after dining with him. Fred
die himself had Strengthened the apart
ment, and made II more orderly, after
Estrelda's departure for a visit to her
father a few nights before, For the
first time since they had occupied the
place during their marriage, it was ac-
tually clean. But there were countless
little touches still about that betrayed
Estreida's coarser presence, touches
that Freddie instinctively felt were
wrong, but things. that he was too much
a man to know how TO rectify.
you've too many useless trifles
him after dinner, there are too many
h%angings and meaningless ornamental
tons. 1t makes the rooms cluttered. !
wonder II Estrelda would mind If I
Strengthened things out for you ever SO
little?"
I'm sure she wouldn't, Mother"
Freddie told her t%ruthfully.
You know EstrelGa tires Of the
things she buys very quickly; or, so 1t
seems to me. Then Cle things just sit
around; she doesn't put them away.
She sees something in a shop and she
talks about it and Mother, l don't think
she looks at 1t again."
We'll, poor child,'' said Mrs. Mason,
in an effort to be lenient,
"Of course, she didn't lave her moth
er during the formative period of her
life. She'll learn-Freddie-she'l learn
That's just lack of restraint and
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
Just a Moment
DAILY STRENGTH AND GREER
Compiled by Jonn @. ouinlus, the
Sunshine Man

Who also declared unto us your love
In the spirit Col, |, s..
Love in the spirit" be this, o Lord,
my love for Thee. Let me love Thee
for what Thou art, not for what Thou
givest. There are times In which we
tarry In the wilderness all night, and
have no bread. Why dost Thou not
always multiply the loaves7 Is It be-
cause Thou longest to be loved in the
spirit, loved for Thyself alone? Let me
abide with Thee In the desert, where
there is no bread. | came to Thee
when Thou vert loading me with bene.
fits; let me stay with Thee when Thou
hast talten these benefits way, The
loss Of Thy gifts will not break my Joy
when | have learned to love Thee In
the spirit.-George Northeson.
=
Therefore with Joy shall we draw out
Of the wells of salvation.-lsa XII, 3.
God looks with approval and man
turns with gratitude to everyone who
shows by a cheerful life that religion
IL q blessing for this world and the
next.-Henry Van Dyke.
Dayton, Ohio.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
WHO'S TO BLAME
omans room expresses her personality more strongly than her clothes.
ETHEL LLOYD PATTERSON.

youth, I suppose. No self control. Well
we'll see, dear: she'll change. Mean
while-what are all those funny little
things on that desk?'
Freddie walked over to the piece Of
furniture in question. He picked up a
little imitation ivory elephant; one OF
perhaps six or eight others.
she started collecting little carvings
of elephants" he explained,
well, DEAR said Mrs. Mason, prob
ably she's tired of them by now. Let's
get a nice box and pack them all away
carefully for her. They oughtn't to be
there, anyway lot Of tottering little
you have to put your elbow when you
write"
I've picked them up about nine hun
bred times, more or less" said Freddie.
Il was always knocking them off"
And what about that nice lamp way
over there while that chair, you'd like
to read in is way over here?' asked
get the two together; the lamp just
Comfortably behind the chair?"
doll Baby" exclaimed Freddie,
you're wonderful"
With which Mrs. Mason went to work
with a will. She didn't want to change
the place too much; after all, it wasn't
her home. But she did want to make
her sons apartment more comfortable
and more attractive; and before she
left him that night, she had succeeded
fairly well at her task.
Gee Whiz," he said to her at part
ing, the place does look different.
know Estrelda will love it, Mother-all
she needs is-just to be told a little;
don't you think 500"
And
yes, son, Of course" lied Mrs,
| Mason v~alliantly.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03

DEAR FOLKS.
WHEN WE got to the place.
WHERE THE hydroplanes are.
1T WAS still there.
IN SPITE Of my prayers
THROUGH THE waking night.
THAT SOMEONE would come.
AND SET it on fire.
AND THEY led me away.
TO A little office.
AND WITH trembling hand.
I SIGNED a blur.
THAT SOMEONE said.
MEANT WHATEVER happened.
IT WOULD be my own fault.
AND AFTER that.
THEY CAME with cotton.
AND STUFFED my ears,
AND COVERED nav head
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
(Raa.Un.e Pat. osv.l
BY nc. D.

WITH A leather cap.
TIED UNDER the chin.
AND WRAPPED me up.
IN A leather coat.
so I had a feeling.
THAT ! might fall
FOR A thousand feet
AND BOUNCE around.
AND NEVER get hurt.
AND AFTER that.
THEY LED me out.
TO THE hydropIane.
THAT WAS roaring away.
ON A sort or float.
AND ! heard a man say.
RIGHT CLOSE to my ear.
WELL. ANYWAY.
HE'S A pretty old guy"
AND ! didn't mind that.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03

HELPED HIM LISTEN.

What do you do up in Montreal, Mr..
Warmnn?"
Warman.
What kind of a job have you got
do you sell tickets or handle baggage
"Oh, I've got q better job than either
Of those said Cy, You know the man
who goes alongside of the train and
taps the wheels with a hammer to see
that everything all right? Well, l help
him listen"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03


AND THE water splashed.
AND | opened my eyes.
AND THE goggles / wore.
WERE WET with spray.
AND | thought we had sunk.
AND I'LL tell you about 1t.
TOMORROW AFTERNOON,
FOR MY spaee Is gone.
THANK you.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03

A mathematician
Of distinction; n
professor, a soldier {,
u brilliant orator "A
statesman in the
making and less
than 40 years of
age,
De Valera was
born in New York,
the son OF a Spanish
gentleman who
e%nligrated to Amer
lea and married "A
beautiful Irish girl.
The father died
when cannon was
four years old, and
he was then taken
to Ireland, where
he was brought up
and educated
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03

so MUCH as l did.
THAT ALL Of the crowd.
THAT WAS banging around.
SEEMED TO get in step,
AND FOLLOW me.
WITH THAT slow-like tread.
THAT MOuRNERs have.
AND I seemed to hear.
THROUGH MY stuffed-up ears.
THE MuFFLED sound.
OF BEATING drums.
AND could have sworn,
THAT FROM the heavens.
CAME THE faintest echo.
OF A busled Taps"
AND ALONG about then.
l HAD reached the plane,
WHER. TIL. pilot sat
AND STEPPED up once.
AND OVER the side,
AND INTO my seat,
AND A great broad strap.
CAME CLEAR around.
AND STRAPPED me in.
AND THE roaring grew.
AND SOMETHING slid.
AND JUST for a moment.
l CLOSED my eyes.
AND WE slid some more.
AMI HIT a wavAl
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
DAILY ALMANAC.

Length of day IA hours, n minutes.
Sun rises on Friday at SOL,
Sun sets on Friday at S:18.
Moon rises on THURSDAY at 1883 p. m,
First quarter moon on July 4.
Evening star Venus and Saturn.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03

Imprisoned In MAY, 1918, Tor his par
ticipation in the Sim Fein uprisings,
De Valera escaped from prison after
IL months,
He was to have made a triumphal
entry into Dublin as president of the
republic. His triumph still awaits him,
and he remains In hiding.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03

Copyright, 1919, by the Mcclure News
p Syndicate,)
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
LET EBCOlIE

lt has h.u predicted that a.l .hc stars a II. nau'~ m rac sky arc to do sort o. u.- m." dance along about tacmd- ... .- H.-.un.r r.c little stars uo to ..,.Ucu by n. hi. ouc. tlc moon is going bmn uo Saturn Mars md Venus s.. II. ..a IoN uot across the milky way that M" .W.I. laa- part of thc heavens. T. b. 0nn. vI' -.r uu md thc North star and -U. au.a hor,a.s are going to -.... a.' n..r o.d Earth is going to eet -... .. u.o..-
 Som. nII-EcJ -uk made some kind ol prediction .i,. l.s recently To gct even u.I folks ..r passing n, bone dry law snI cutting .m of from his morning e n.Hre Sine. t..- prediction has bcm nm.. n som. o. thc newspapers some folks .e. h..u worrying whole lor about. II. ror W. know of ouc oId fellow win. has .. -..p-orler tor his paper m
 predicted da.. O. this great upheavaL W. ueu.m. his stand m the matter and ". ar.a ..U subscribers who wc are wil.- r .. .eeUa h-s pay from ud advwrc ra. from ID mut his date so that we can h.. .. world a' tia. time with a clean -.. It would bc am awful thing to be Ma. inn. r.. hereafter with >ubscrip- tI.a 1,' u. r.t-.oI> newspaper mpaid
 Anyhow. t 't does happen, think of the mn.v v.w... mot have Co spend for Christ r.- u.-.ut- Think o. tlc rafts of those O.. -. lovely Cw'ema, cards we win mot have. read Christmas morning, and think co. n. .oa. w. won't have to buy this wiu- tr
 Every cloud has a silver lmmg-its fEttr ml hc person that worries about this great thing that it i, said will
 nnu .a- something tHc matter with his
 ,p.... The chances seem to us quite I.-.t ler od Mother Earth to live to a r.. ..i a-e.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
s5oooooo FOR ALAsKARAILBOAD

After Congress has committed itself to he expenditure of $lLO00O00 to assure omplctiou of work ou the Alaska Railroad lousc and Senate culcrees reduced the amount of the propriation in the general deficiency bill C. S6OO0000 and agreed upon inc measure as thus amended.
 The mcidcu suikmgly Illustrates the csuabiity of budget system governing an the fuaucia activities of the national legislature
 Had such system been in effect. the slI000O00 woud have been appropriated oucc or the mount Co be used for con- uucdou purposes next year would have been decided pou definitely earlier m which event he Railroad Commission could have gone forward with plans for eN- pending thc sW allotted it.
 With tbc Oo0000 that tbc coulcrccs have decided U appropriate for this pm- pose. a great dcal O. work will be done next ..ar mpom, ur Ioct'tbc current cNpendl- .rcs uor thr ensuing twcvcmouth hardly uouJ have bc.u much in excess of this amount Gad thc entire Sl70o0000 been ap-
 oriatcl
 However, in the latter event, the conn i-~.ou could have laid plans for the cor- ,m- ou, of an projects associated with .c completion O. thc system. Now it can a'm and contract lor mo more than the .obmc o work covered by the S6OO0,O0O appropriation.
 Promises had been made that with the .1O00OW at it, command, completion of lc territorial lime could be spccdcd up. rac lesser amount given it under the agree mmt bv House and Senate conIcrccs pos abv may force am extension of operations uouths perhaps a year, longer than had lem hoped md mticipatcd-ScattIe Times
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07

ming at Corner No. ]. a Spruce ff" hIazcd nn four sides and marked N/l situated at high water mark at .hc s0ufh end Ht fho hoad oi acy mour Canal Admiralty Island. Alaa- ku. oNI. ding thence meander.ug beach N o1 E. l.f5 chs N. 2O E. lu.GU chH.. ~. II E lu.ll chH. N. 2s' 7. f1G ehs. fO Corner No. -t o.toudIue thence ". i1 w. IN.1u cua.. thence S 2f w. 2G.6G chat ucucc s. la 3O' w. 9.2O chr. thence S 5g. E. TAO chH to Che placo 0l beginning application Of James w. sharp. Juneau Alaska. Liat 6-3O21. \ ract of f23l acro described hf Wotcs and bounds lH follows beg|n- Iur at Corner No. !. % l0' Spruce
 Wn squared and marked HL.M C. NhoIcc John Greou house bears s. TI' E. chs and Rock llet at stephens Point bears S 3b E. 43 chs. extending thence N. N3 E. IGl chas thence s. 2H. F. 1uar chs. thence s 2Oa w. I66 chs.s thence w. 2l6O chsa thence N. aG.gO chs. to Che place Of beginning. application Of John Green. carc 0f Montana Saloon. Juneau. A.askli Lisf 6.3O26. September 2i. I9l9. C. M. BRUCE. Assistant Comm. .on- .r of thc Genera. Land O1icc.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
COME ON UP

There is to bca hearing ou the fish qucs- -iou i'm Seattle some time this month lt i, promoted by tbc bureau of fisheries, we believe The individual fisherman who owns Iii, own Hr.lc boat will hardly ucgo- t.ste u.c trip to Seattle this time of the turc,tcr u his own or ou passenger yes sH. Why mot have Mohammct come Go u.. mountain rather than have tbc noun tain remp. to -o to Nobammet. Come .. mp. fish bureau. and have your hearing m la~sa. where tlc i>h grow.
 g. might bcu uir, thing .or those sco- >mm Na~NauS vao are spending the wm- fer m ~.aUr or sunny California to have r.- .ar.. in ~yarD. hut a> .hc question to n..I-.u->eI co..u~ Alaska aud Alas sa.- .uI m. Alaskan fish. why uo. -aIA r a,.rm Alaska
 This Is u.t a ~s-..~'tou. however. and ,. would nu. wish ,o have thc bureau of f~.n.. think fura a moment .har We are ST -r.u anything t.a' would cause them u. Inconvenience vH..rc. Those stcm- hat.I office, m Seattle ar. u.cc places to E.I hearing, m. ml d.. trip to Alaska at this .r. muhu- hu pleasant Bu wc r.. ...a-.. f.a- as Ion- as I' was oW fish W. ucr. q. talk about would bc mice to .. in. a.,u- m Alaska. And rhcu too. r.r. might b. some a..-tucycm-romd '.-,a- present to lo some of the ta.b-
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
MAUD MULLER AND OLE
 By Jerome WIi.amll

,fnud Muller on mmmcf'H day Nnkod Che meadow sWeoi with nHy Hhe un was hot and ro wa1 Maud Whose only wish WaH on. My GnWi. . Why don't somc mHn who wants n
 Wile
 Come buune by. take mo for ite2 And as Maud rakod and father
 moved
 \ cloud of duai cumo down Che road. Ten thousand. cIarorue tiny .cot And many a Woary p.an'|vc b'c.t Came drifting down ihe nIIHo a,ecni rwas ole and his sheep.
 Hauoa. Mass Maud aa nc rosod
 thc yard .Nou tank you ban vors.ue hard .Oh. uo." said Maud. 'tnH play. AI you do Is rake Che hay, Gather It mp .u r.cEH. ao wide. And cua a Nttlc ou tac side, Bond your back u' your coue, rp. And your backbone achoa l-om neck
 to h.ps
 Why. Ole dear. you fooi.al boy. This H Che only r0nI true lor. .Neu. Az hlu tauk.r. Ole ia. AS Inc stopped Go scratch hIe h.s tu" 
 head.
 .Dat Ole ban a rou to tnk \ yoomm who raH used tl rak. She mak him Vou guido working FIIl hn' put some yoy u OI.H Iilc. She soon ssalI know 0-eh Ieet'. tfc.h tu' tud Iuo sheep rcn Ole scoA Am ven hc eo fo pay .aH h.e.H She talk dc yoo'.os tO lC nae.. Sine cook do grub uu vuah do close Au feed dc orcou'os ven |. anoWa Am y.n dc IoeUa OIos come Dacs Ole he ban eoIn some An so Mus Nul you drop 0o rlk Fer Ole you vas ro.u Go iaE. But at thc thought oue Maud reoo''eo And raising her rako fairly yelled 'Boat It you mutt You ahoon camp
 steWi
 Your sheep smell bad and rl do you uf for chat hIL up fhere you aoD Before you get your ue.H or mc Ole looked haok as hc climbed ih0
 hIU
 And sow Maud Muller standing s.'II And as hc wbbo. h.a Nrohbne head Turned To his sheep and Norce.f said 'Ov an mre voeIa oy toonE Cr pan Ay bust he- dam head har .ay i
 ueIIu.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
No 1hH3-A NOTICE OF HEARING

I'm on. District Cou. l1. t.e Ior
 rtory of Naak1. Division Number
 Ouo af Juneau.
 m tta matter of h. application o'
 DAVID LAppALNNEN known as DAVID DAVIS for Change oi
 Namc under Section. f'h and
 f5g. Compiled Laws 1f AIasa. TO An Persons utero.icI
 TAKE NOTICE ttaf u.Ed Lap. n1Ia.ueH has made application that his name he legally changed fo David Davis. and that rhe ist day ai December 1919. at IU o'clock a m Ir srII day. has been aot by thc Court m the above entitled matter as Ifc ny for tho hearing ul tHe ppNca- Iou above referred to. arI c.I por- ias Interested may 0ncr md show uuac at said hearing n they haFe my why the same should not be TlrteI W. BELL. lSaaU C.rk District Court
 By L. y. SPRAY.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07
Lists c-3021.-3o2e RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST

HNNNN AN MA AANNAA ANAAAaaA
 Notice Is hereby given that the
 lands described below. embracing f1IIf acros within tho Tonelss Nutonll Forest. Alaska. win De Huh- act to settlement and ontW under thc provisions ol tho home lead laws " tho United States nnd Che act Of June If 1906 lif Stat. 2t3I, ut Inc United states land onIce ut Ju- .aau. AaHkH. ou December %. 1919. Amy settler who was actually and Iu
 good a.lh claiming any 0I said lands for agricultural purposes prior to
 nulrv T. 1906. and has not ah1u- toned same has a preference right to make homestead entry for che lands actually occupied. Said lands wore listed upon thc applications of the person mentioned below who have a preference right ubioo. Co Che prior
 right of any such setIIcr provided u.h settler or applicant H qualified 70 make homestead entry and che preference right .s cNerc.Hed prior to December 2I. 1919. ou which date Iho lands win ho subject to ee.t'c- mcnt and entry by any qualified per- son. X tract of f2I21 acrCs de-
 or.hod by moto. and bounds 0a fol- .OWa Beginning Ui Corner No. J, identical with Forest Service M0r- umout. consisting ol rock sot in bench marked Ou Che west Iu'e IFS. L.M. aud H.l. situated on Che .eit bank ol Mole River ot Che limit O. Hdc Mole Iarhor Seymour Canal Admiralty Island. AasHa, extending thence meaudcrur Mole River $. l6. gO' w.. I39 chs. s. 5U w. l96 ehs. N N2 W. Nff rhs. s. i'. w. lS2 chs S 2T w. 3.li chs. S. ff 3O w. 5.I5 chs. N go w. r.aG ehs. N 11 w. BOB chs. N. rN VI. 3Ua ehs.. S. 5H w. -.Ns ehs. t1 Corner Mo- 2s extending thence " 2u F. at.5f chs.i thence N 1N F. aU.5 ehs thence o. li
 1n' w. 5f chs. to Che place Of bo- ginning application of A. Ha"oI- borg. Juneau AIaskui List i-aO-l
 \ fraot Of 5O23 aores described hy mo.os and bounds as follows. Be-
 uuuc at Corner No. l- a lO' Spruce marked l/l un tho right bank af fHo mouth Of lOmrs Bay sfcunoua paeaea Admiralty Island. tiusEl whence Skull Rock bears N. aI Y. approximately miles dis ,aut. extending thence W fI Y. maudarur hoaoh tIle wator 2.d3 .hs theuoo $. h1 E. 25l chs, .houro s lf F. E93 chss thence $. fI F.. 15l ehs thence $. 6A
 F.. g.ff chs. to corner No. 9 thence $ 5.1S chs thence w. la.O2 chst thence " chs.. thou0. memdor.ue Youura Creek ". 51 E. 1N1 chst thence ". Iu E. fTU chs fhoncc N.If E. IG9 cns.. .Huce ~. 6'
 w.. a.GH chss thence N 2H r. Q .hs.. thucc s. e E. chs. Co the uaoe O. beginning. application Of Guy FoWlar Juneau 1.aekas List f-sUeS September 2d. lHiH. c. N. BRUCE. Assistant Comm toner oi hc General Imd 0mce.
Douglas Island news., 1919-11-07

LocArE IN SOUTH

Mrs John L. Muao,h who was ai ono time Vorua Bean Of Douglas 10 on Che City Of Seattle to locate Che statos Hor husband. John l. Museth. son of Mr. and Mfa. Hone ry Nusoh or Douglas. hos been iiv- ur in Seattle for Che past several month where he hos good position .s city salesman for large whole.
 'c house.
 It may be possible chat Che Muaetha
 u return to Juneau Co live at som' n,uro time. but their present p.an .e Go 1.-Two m Seattle Mrs. Muaoth t.s bcon employed m thc Juneau r1stoTicc for somo t.mc