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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-06-20
LIGHTNING KILLS MULE FLOWING
IN FIELD NEAR SOUTHPORT TUESDAY

Lightning killed one mule of a
plow team driven by Clayton Gibson
in a field on the Camphellsville pike
near Southport Tuesday a fternoon
about o'clock but did not injure MI.
Gibson or the other mule. 1t was al
most miraculous that the bolt caused
no other injury than to kill one of
the mules. Mr.. Gibson was blowing
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-06-20
ARRIVED FROM OVER SEAS

Hensley Mays jenkins has return
ed home after nine months overseas.
John Williamson has arrived safe
.ly at New York and will be home
about the last Of the month.
T. ]. Cayce received a telegram
this morning from his son. Martin. an
,nonncing his arrival at Newport News.
: Mr.. Cayce has been fighting with. the
A. E. +. in France, ss5s iiiw %
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-06-20

when thunder cloud gathered quick
ly over the Southport section and
there was abrief display of lightning
during which a bolt struck the mule.
Mr.. Gibson is son OF, James Glib
son, prominent farmer of the South,
port community. He went back to
work in the same field this morning,
because it is said that lightning never
strikes twice in the same place. SO
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-06-20

The most powerful lamp in the
world is in the De la Have lighthouse
near Havre. With flashes one-tenth
of second in duration, it actually
gives as much light and two and a
half million candles. s5lzl s5 ,asl j.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-06-20
Dollars
iCuf Out Supply
9 Bills By House
BY United Press.)

NAsaIk6r0N. June 17.-In one
mppth congress has appropriated ST.
1aaDOo.O 900 and trimmed department
esaipates approximately s1.350,00
0eAls Never in the history of the
cozQIry has the congress SLICED money
Rilt sit lis 3resehts hodse Iiss done. .
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-06-20

The total number of people that the,
world can maintain is estimated at
e.e00;eoO 900. or about four time the
present population. At the present
rate Of increase this. figure will be-
fsssksd ID sosss l#o ! ahdssa 5saFs
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-06-20

Herald Cheap Column 40. Pay,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25
Pronta accion IS 10 que Sc requlere.

No es nuestro prop6Sito a~lcanzar I'm esta-
do de prosperfdad despues de muchoS amos:
queremoS diSfrutar de esa prosperidad en- Ell
menor tempo possible, Y al miSm0 tempo, pre-
tendemos que Ell dinero invertido deSde luegO.
nos proporcione las auti1idadeS que eSperamoS.
QueremoS que miles de personals actlvas c
inteligenteS, con recurSoS SuflclenteS, acudan a
San Antonio para que contribuyan al deSarrollo
de la gran industrial petrolera, la que, estamoS
convencidoS, que 10 unico que neceSita eS un
verdadero impulse para lnundar ell contlenente
de suS ~valioSoS productoS, va que en- San An
tonic eyiSte la mas eXtenSa area petrolera. LOS
GEOLOGOS Y Personals EXPERIMENTAL
DAS NUNCA HAN RECONOCIDO SUFlCIEN-
TEMENTE Ell DISTRlTO PETROLERO DE
SAN ANTONIO. PERO CONFIENEN EN- QUE
81 FUTURO Els MAS HALAGADOR QUE Ell
DE CJALQUiER OTRO CAMPO DE PETRO-
LEO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25
TODO DELI ISTRITO De SAN ANTO
MO Sc BENEFlCIARA.

TodO ranchero. que posea propiedadeS, en-
peQuena 0 gran eScala. r~eSultara grandemente
beneficiado con Ell eStablecimiento de I'm campo
p~etrolero en- Su Secci6n. Los terrenos dedica-
dos a SuS ganadoS no Seran diSminuidos por al
gunoS acres que dedique a Ia perforaci0n. 81
Sc encuentra p~etr6leo Ell algUn lugar cercano
= SuS propicdadeS. estaS aumentaran conSldera-
blemente Su valor. dandole mayoreS utllldadeS,
va que ademaS de Sus ganadoS tendra las del
p~etr6leo. Todo propietario deberia hacer una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25
Este acontecera cuando Sc termne el Primer POGO Imporane en- nueshas Prope
ddes, etando va uo de ebs a una %profundidad de 1900 pies.

E. problema que praocupa a todos los ha-
bitanteS de San Antonio. es Ell de mantener Ia
prosperidad que la ciudad alcanzo durante la
guerra, aSi como de que cada dia aumente la
importancia de las transaccioneS mercantileS.
FL deSarrollo agricola efectuado en- los alrede-
dores de la ciudad, en- una extension haSta de
Glen millaS. no eS 10 Suficientemente rapido pa
"a lograr tai propoSitO, como tampocO 10 eS ell
mercado con Mexico, por mas de que reclame d
la vez toda nuestra a~tencion, dadaS las circunS-
tanciaS p~oliticaS por que atravieSa este pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25
ONCIUDADANOS

Hemos temdo ell guao de infmmar AIDS de ago de 10 mucho que sgnGca para
San Antonio Ia DEEP WELLS OIL COMPANY. Igualmente les dims a conocr Ia impor-
tanca de eaa negotiation y su desenvokmiento, y la hascendenda que este hene. para
tdos los habtantes hombres, mures y nmos que reNdan en- San Antonio y sus akede-
dres Les ofeeemosu una Opotuidad SIT pecedente para formar pate de Uni de las
Companies mgr organzadas en- Ell Eiado de Texas, que contrbura grandemente al
mejoramiento del Dnhho de San Antonio. Habmndo mantendo por espaco de mchos
mes puesbs de observation y exploradoes en- los Campos PeHokros del Sur del Esa-
do, con la mission de observar los eRsayos peroraGones de ohas companies nos ha sdo
possible adqmir los terrenos mas apropados, los cuahs tmto los gedogos como pnso-
mas expermenadas han decErado produdoreS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25
CONDIC!ONES DE PAGO

Ell libro de suscripciones sera alberto ell
Microbes 26 de Febrero a las 10 de la manana
Y 10 cerTaremoS ell Sabado 10. de Mario a la
l de la tarde.
La Solicitud de acviones debera venir accom-
pahada de IN 10 por ciento 40 por ciento paga-
dero Il los diez dias, Y el resto, so por ciento, a
los treinta dias desde la fecha de solicitud.
En- case de que las acciones sean suscritas
con eXceso, nos reserVamoS ell derecho de pro-
~ratearlas 0 de devolver ell impOrte de la prime
ia exhibition antes de que Sc nos haga el Sc
gundo pago.
Ell resto de las a~cciones sera aumentado d
$50 cada una desde ell Lunes , de Mario.
Esperamos fundadamente que en- menos &c
tres meses el valor de n~ueStras accionas aumen-
te d $500 cada una, pues estamos disDue5t0s a
emprender una activa campaha de publicidad
Ell Chicago. New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburg,
Baltimore y Londres.
A las 10 de la manana del Microbes 70 de
Febrero quedaran abiertos los libroS de SuS-
cripcioneS, los cuales seran cefradoS 81 Aaoado
a la l de la tarde, bora en- que las acctoncS Sc
ran aumentadas d un clncuenta por clento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25

inversion grande o pequena, puesto que la ola
del desenvolvimiento 10 beneficiara g~randemen-
tie. La inversion de Glen dollars de I'm rancho
70 sera recibido con el mismo gusto que los mi
les de dollars que invierta ell especulador que
espere yer esta cantidad decuplicada. Desea-
mos que todos los habitantes de los Districts
Petroleros adyacentes a San Antonio Sc unan a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25
DESARROLLO De SAN ANTONIO.

MuchaS personals han invertido SuS capita
les en- companies que eStan eStablecidaS en- lu-
cares lejanos a eSta ciudad V. pr0bablemente,
obtendran buenas UtilidadeS, debiendO advertlr
sin embargo, que ell Observation-Disclosures p]etrolero
de la parte norte de Texas tiene eScaSa impor-
tancia en- Ell future comparable con este dlStrl-
to-. TenemoS la Segurjdad de que ~nueStraS &C
clones valdrin en- el mercado. en- menOs de no.
venta diaS. $500 cada una.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25

nosotros, contribuyendo al desarrollo de la In
dustria y al de sus propios capitales.
Este ofrecimient0 10 hacemos con el obie-
to de darnos cuenta hasta que punto los habi-
tantes de San Antonio Y alrededores estan inte-
resadoS en- Sus propioS problemas, Y la simpatia
Y cooperation que esten dispuestos a prestarnos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25
Ofrecemos a los habitantes de San
Antonio esta Primera Oportunidad.

Los habitanteS de San Antonio tienen la
oportunidad Y el tempo que deseen para pen
sar deJenidamente 81 Sc unen o no a nuestra
cOmpania. Asi mismo, las acciones de esta Sc
RE Y de las SubsecuenteS Seran facllmente negO-
cables y podran inVertirse en- los campos petro-
leros del Norte del Este, teniendo asl una Sc
gunda o]portunidad de hacer dinero. POr 10
tanto, es un asunto de vital importancia para Ell
hombre de negocios. propietario, banquero, pro
fesionista, y en- general, para todos los haDitan-
ties de esta ciudad, ell prestar su apoyo a Ia uni
ca industrial que puede mantener a la cfudad Y
d SuS alrededoreS, en- ell mismo eStado de desa-
rrollo que cuando las actiVidades Gle la guerra
establecieron los acantonamientoS militares y
trabaios del gobierno Y que. comO c0nsecuencia
de la feliz termination de ella, han empezado
a ~retirarse de esta p0blaci0n Ofrecenos a listed
ell primer negocio real y SECURE de ~petroleo, es-
tando ademas, caPacitados para dar toda clase
de garantias a %nuestrcs accionistas. Las pro-
babilidades de esta Compania son eXtraordina-
riaS, 81 Sc tiene Ell cuenta la cantidad Y calidad
de terrenOs que poSee, siendo eStas pertenen-
cias mayOres que ell c%0njuntO de todas las COM
paiiaS que han lanzado SuS a]cciones al merca-
do recientemente. EXiSte pues, una base soil
da para ell desenvolvimiento de esta empresa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25

He depostado la canidad de- slooOoooo en- ell Frost National Bank" a fin de ga
anuza una apuestap rI qua canhdad,c contra la persona que sGtenga que las acrones
de la CompanIa pehoLera que representa- ). cyo anunGo apHecioe Domingo 2 de los
connntesI para ell II de- ebrero de 1920, 10 hayan acanzado I'm var mayor que a
que en- ea fecha tenga cualquiGa de las accnes de las demas companies de penoeo;
que, durantel los uimos so las, han lanzado al mercadoN s acconeSy que han ea-
do anuncnndo en- los peIodcs d. ea LocaEdad. Al aeguuar'q que las accnes d. la
ompan que repr@ento Sc Venderana IN predo mayor que las lie cuaqUer oha de sus
Smlares nc 10 hago con ell fin de oe tales accones cam depreadas Go mica y eN
cusvament para hacer nar al pubEco que en- nueSra Compana Sc obtndan resuta
dos SECURES Y EFECTIVOS.
Igualmente ne comprometo a donara "a las sleias de San Antonio, la canidad de
que obtenga d. dcha apuesta y de hacer Immediate enhega de ella, tan
pronto como mt sea cubnHta
GEO. B. MECHEM.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25
NOSOTROS POSEEMOS LA CLAVE.

E exmo que odengan ohs ompanis en- sus operaconest eneq que reHejase
forosameme en- la nuesra, puedo que poseemost renose tdOs los camposp ehokros.
Adanas, hemos creado III fondo especial para contnur este habajo eel de exploratory
y ell casod de qe aparezcann uevosc ampos peroierS, nmedatamente adqmrremos u
ben nlmero de acres para protgtr los iteress de nu@ra companE.
iQUE SGMFCA ESTO PARA LA CIUDAD
DE SAN ANTONIO Y SS H~ABTANTES?
Qure der senciEmente que la properdad de nuesha Cudad "a sempre en-
aument,, en- una proportion nunca sonada, y Ia DEEP WELLS OIL COMPANY, haera,
cuando este en- pIno desarrdNo mas dmero y mas capitalists que ninguna oa indus
ha Ell Ell pals
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-25
IRAN CAMPANA DE PUBLICIDAD.

Etamos rrmianc n cxtmo puwero para dr puHrmad al Dahto Pctoeo dc San Ahn
dc las petenemin d. la DEEP WELLS OIL COMPANY. ENa campanaN i emprcndGa en- las dmd
dc Chicago Cleveland, PHuNmG Philadelphia. New York y lNndr. Inghtra- ESO hndra como r
to IMMEDIATE aumenod de la phGnu TRANSACTION mes ncNaniks cpal en- La Cudad dS San Ant
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
TO RECOVER LOST BAGGAGE

Tho following uformatou .s cone 'aned m a circular sent io cha.r- mon Of Che Homo Service Section or the Rod Gross Chapters in Che North western liviaIon.
 Thero arc at present approximately l50.oO0 pieces Of lost baesago be- longing to members Of One A. B. P. on government docks at Hobokcn N J. modo mp of 20.00 trunk lockers l5.000 bodroua. 5.0oO suit cases. and lIQ.Oo0 harruck bags which havc come from overseas and remain nm .la.mcd by thclr owners
 Much oi tha haguee Is marked with names only and cannot Doc for- vardod to Che owners m al clso l new shipping address Is required You win wish to advise aIl men who are owners of lost baggage that they should address choir claims to "Lost Baggage Branch. Pier g. Ho- bokon. New Jorey
 Please have them give am accurate description or thc missing piece of property The man should loo sure Co r.yo h.s last military address hIs orroct homo address and amy other identifying information tbat might be helpful
 A complete card index permits prompt identification and tho bag gage win be forwarded by express at government expense If on hand at Hobokcn.
 It is important that Che greatest publicity be given Co th.s matter The Rcd Cross desires to ass.at oach mon from ovoraeas to recover his lost property og woll as to help Che government to dispose of this onor nous accumulation.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31

turo haa boon posted aboui tbo room and strongly IWW speeches haro bccn madc Sawyer a not a'ono Io has scfeH' worthy followers udIcaia of Ono uorI kind getting ontrol of the organization
 "KuIchlkan ia thc homo or thc aborlng man. Everybody n It a a working man. Upon thor ton de pond au rcsdoni for choir bread. rhat boIue Ono eafe thcrc .s mo quea- uo7 that everyone ls ln favor Of n square deal for labor There has ocou no oppoatlou to che mIom acrc ln fact hoy have bcon oncour ,ecd and would bo as long a th0 orc pumuod along legitimate lmc. bnl when .hog switch o1 on course. n-Amwlcan. li a umo to Uil a hat And chat amo has now a- rived
 "Evor snco his arrival In koichi ,au. Mr. Sawyer has boon rer ac,iva tbout tbo nbor ham, posting mp m- lair ha,s pubi'snme boycotia And Y thc business mon of tho town .oady to him ho probably wli con. mc Hut mo business man or n- tuuon should be afraid of him or iis boycotH
 "rhc umo .s now at hand when .hc L500 members of tho union practically au Of whom arc good. loyal American citizens. should .co To 70 that Che organization a eivon a mmIeauon thaf t is cicanti of ita radicals and ae.iator who mover did
 days work in their lives but who roam from town Co town and aiato to state. staying m oach p'aco only mu they are found out
 "rhc Alaska Labor Union, found ,d for noble purpose thot Of so. curing justice. today stands in don- ger of being wrecked. .s on Che edge .of a ercat prccipice I t h going To redeem itself rid IHc.f of Che Bolahcvik tendencies ,t win bo wc'l. but ifit is uot it is mp to Che Amer lean people Co protect thomaoIvcs. democracy and posIcr.ty.
 "Tbcrc is no halfway path. Every one must be either American or un- American.
 Choose"
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
SOTa ThTOat GOIdS
Quickly Relieved 1y Hnmiin'c
 Wizard on

Hamiin's Wizard on is a oimpi1 and effective treatment for sore throat and chest colds Used ag grgle for sore throat it bringG quick relief Rubbed on Che chest it win often loosen up a hard. deep seated cold in one night
 How often sprains bruises, cute and burns occur in every family. ag well as little troubles like carachc, toothachc. cold sores, canker sores, stin neck. and tired aching feet Soothing. healing Wizard on win ai- ways bring quick rehci
 Get it from druggists for 90 cents. If mot satisfied return Che bottle and gci your money back
 Ever consi.p1tcd or have sick hcadache' Just try Wizard Liver Whips. pleasant iiile pink pills, go ccnil Guaranteed
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Yeau Ago This Week
 From News Files

Family shows bene hold cvcy Wednesday night at Che Iunwu Opera Hoaae
 Tho barber at Hancs had a httic ua.or mine of as own. -lt was claimed mt One msu panred the nnasrr and thc ha.r chat hc cnt rom thc miners coming out of Che rorunne and that hc had sot u hI-h as fiI5 per pan n so.d.
 MT ul Mrs. John Powell and tuo children returned from Repuo. ur Mich. uherc ,ley had been VIs.t Ire for year,
 Thor. uas a Halloween party ai Inc home ol Mr. and Mrs P w. unt
 IH. NrnnI uas matr on ths rr nm rnc rum .n staeway ond Capt. TUhe.ls captain.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
rAKE rRIP

A rumor has como In from chich- aeof chat Ben Lam.us w ho for many year ua. connected wIih Che rrmdvcu club and who now holds a similar position witch thc ch.ohagol Company h to mako O trip soon h is said Cha, Bon. who has been hit unr thc ban rceuimiy for a couple of yoau. on hs "trip chat win oe made soou cor.cmp.atcs going Co china or .omc O her foreign country
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
Going Gas Boating

 Ear Manloy has resigned his po- siuon in Che Thano store and win now bc employed with his father on Che Earl M on tho run between Gastino1u Channel and Tonakee and Hoonah. Two trips O week arc made by Che boat
 Getting Located
 While on their recent outing. Ed Androws and Paul Kcgol ran Into st James bay. where Mr and Mrs wn- liam Miller are located for Che win- ter. Wih thoir boat. they moved tho MIom out0t farther up tde bay to more favorable location for a winter camp
 Rome Out
 Tho City of Rome. in command Of Che ownor. Albn Baritolio loft early thls week on a bunting trip to tho head of Seymour Canal Those going wlth Mir Baritollo were Joe RiedL Mike PusIch and Jim Mitchell.
 Some Hunters
 Bert LoomIs is out hunting i'm company with Roy Rutherford. pro- prIotor of tho Juneau saw min. Bert is mol after clans thls trip. but wil try to get somo youison.
 Tapper
 John Yanka. who for years was a hoist man at Troadwcll loft lhls week for Saginaw bay and vicinity. He win locate eithcr In that bay. or near by. and put In his time trapping uis winter. Hc took a fuu line or traps and a large outfit with him.
 To Jualin
 Dick Mccormick went to Jualin Ithls week as crew of Che North Star. under command Of Capt Ial ailk- wood. Tho North Star lowed scow containing a shipment Of lumber and supplies for tho mining come pany
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
SOUTH AGAIN

William Mccormick who has been here for several weeks visiting w'th his parents. Mr and Mr R Me- Cormick. and working for a t.mo In machine shop at Juneau lcit for che South on tho Admiral Wat son. Bm win pond Che winter at Ioast m Che States
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
WORK FINISHED

Mr. and Mrs Charles Horncr are rived Che Inter part Of nst week from shakon Mr. Homcr hoa bccn m charge of Che work ot Che mn- ing property owned by Che Tread we'll Company at that place. opcr- atious there have bccn suspended for tho season.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
GOINd AHEAD

WiUh n crow men consisting O David uu.a and c. R Eppons F.r chcl Axol KroaVsl has a.arie on thc Iob ol putting in fhe ner .ar water main on Third a,rec. Good nroercs H being made on ih. work.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
pIoNEER CONE

Anton Mark icit on tho Jc1orson for Seattle where Inc win via.t with hIs wife and family during Che wine tor It H .hn intention Co return hcre next aprIug
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
LEAVING SATURDAY

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Evans and son win looyc for tholr new home in se- ntuc on Che Admiral Evana iomor- row. Several informal parties have been held recently In honor of Mrs. Evans by her ncIghbors
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
IN FOR WEDDING

MT uuI Mrs WN.m nodrr au. nr.e children and .iH Rose Kane er r.nr.n came i'm io town lhc nr., oI m. .c.. io attend thc hIn--'r
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
BACK TO TENN0

J. w. Bowen. who haa bcon y'..t- iur I'm Naaah wih h.s son. l.. n. Bowen. Ior tho past several montnH lofl on tho hdmcia Wednesday CT route to b.s home at ronIno Waah
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
BURIED AT HAYNES

Mrs. J. A. Smith. who died at st Ann hospital in Douglas some t.mc ago. was buried at uaucs iasi Mon- day. The services wero held by Che Rev. Fathor Gallant Catholic priest at skaeway
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
OUT ON TRIP

Peter Johuaon. Jr- lcit early in thc week for a trip to tho South He win probably spond Che winter out- side and return wIih tho birds in che spring
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
FROM SEATTLE

Mn Jack Williamson returned on fhc Joloron oarly m Che Wcck from scaluc where she has boon vla.tln' for tho DDS. 0crcraI months.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
GLYCERINE MIXTURE
 FOR GAS ON STOMACH

Simple elycer.nc. buckthorn bark. etc.. as mixed In Adler-i-ka relieves ANY CASE gas on stomach or sour stomach. lt acts on both upper and lower bowel and romoycs an foul matter which poisoned stomach. often CURES constipation. prcvoni8 appendicitis. The INSTANT pleas mt action Of Adlor-i-ka surprises both doctors and patients. One man who suffered five years from indi- gcstion and constipation was helped by ONE dose. Guy L Smith. drug gIst
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
woRKNlM JUNEAU

Jamc. LivIc r. now employed wiu tho Enterprise Foundry m Jwea' and win movc h.s family to Juncn shortly
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
NEW ONES

There win ho number Of now mombcra initiated Into thc local lodgo of Eagiu at tho meeting Co. night
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET
0nHnr Tdn

Outing Trip
 Tho launch poggg ioil Douglas at o'clock Sunday morning with O number Of young Douglas folks aboard who spent tho day at Auk Cove. Tho boys bageed a couple of dozen ducfa I'm tho Cove. Hiking was enjoyed by an Che members Of tho party
 Those making Che Grip were tho M.mes Maniz. Jackson. Rohmko. Holman. Laughliu and Hcacock and Che Mcmm Grundlor Emil Palm bonn. Elmer PaImbom. John Laugh .ln. Ray ond Dick Mccormick
 Evelyn C. Back
 Ed Andrews and Paul kogol came i'm Saturday from a cruise on which ihcy were gone about ten dave They encountered bad weather most of the time thcy were out They wcro at Haiues and vicinity
 New Boat
 Walter Nicmi a roiior who lives horo. last week bought Che "Crom Sound" which haa been advertised for saio for some limo The boat is 8s fcct long md is powered with a 25-h.p. N & g. engine. The price paid Ia ao.d to havc 5con tl.GOO Nr. Nicmi win make some aitor- uous which win make tho boat more nttcd for trolling and win use her for Chat purpose next season.
 Sold Again
 Tho halbm boat Pilgrim. which was sold by Bcnaon and MarkIund Go Ole scyald aomc time ago. woa recently sold again. Tho new owner m Juneau man named Andrew HIdru
 On the Ways
 Tho gas boat Murrclct is on tho ways having a new shaft and pro- pellor installed. Another gas boat was put ou ,hc hot springs run by Capt. Patterson until tho MurroIot Is again in commission
 Hunter Back
 Oliver M Olson of tho Jensen hardware store returned Tucsday from an extended hunting Trip after Ieor and other game. Ho had very good luck Ho was in company with .A Bohrcr and Charles RIgling Of Juneau.
 Been Hunting
 Chas Johnson and Herman Nicmila have iust returned from a hunting trip on which thcy got thcir limit of vonison.
 Scouting
 L Wornicko and Chas Horncr lou mh week on Che Dixon for Che vicinity of shaton. where they win do some scouting for Che Troadweu rr..,r...t
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
WORKING IN JUNEAU

MH rhe'ma cuppic hm .akon position In Juneau n tho pho.o' uaphic studio Of w. H Caac
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31

Hccome a s.oe.toilor In Che Unit cI states buy u1rnv.nra stamps
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31

WANTED \ acoul-hmd n.unu Wu pay cash. Address Box 9ai Ju uclu
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31

Jab prlnuns ! lhe M oLLLee
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
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L Worn.cko ond Chas Horucr lcft th'a week on Che Dixon for Che vicinity ot shakan where they win do some scouting for Che Trcadwell Company
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31
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Chaa Johnson and Herman Nicmila have iust returned from hunting trip on which thcy got choir limit of yonison
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31

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Douglas Island news., 1919-10-31

Oliver M olson of the Jensen hardware store returned rucsiay from an extended hunting trip after deer and other game. Tie had very good luck Ho was n company with Al Bohrcr and Charles Rigl.ug Of Juneau.