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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
Delightful taste, immediate
relief, quick Warm-up.

The sensation Of the year in the
drug trade is Aspironal, the two
minute cold and cough relievsr, au-
thoritatively guaranteed By the labora-
tor-es5 tested, approved and most
enthusiastically endorsed by the high
est authorities, and proclaimed By the
Common people as ten tines as quick
and effective as vhiske5, rock and
re, OF any other cold and cough
remedy they have ever tried.
al drug stores are nov supplied
with The wonderful new elixir, 90 all
you have 70 do % get rid Of that cold
. to step into fhs nearest drug store.
hand the clerk half 3 dollar for a bottle
OF Aspironal and tel him 70 serve you
tHo teaspoonfuls with four teaspoon
fIlls Of water in g glass. With your
watch II your hand, take Che drink
az one swallow and call for your money
back IN two minutes If you cannot
feel your cold fading away Ike a dream
within the time limit. Don't be bash
ful, for al druggists invite you and
expect you TO Try it. EVerybOdy's
doing il.
When your cold or cough il re-
lisTed, take the remainder Of the bottle
home 70 your wife and babien, for
Aspronal is By far the safest and most
effective, tie easiest 70 take and the
most agreeable cold and cough remedy
for infants and childreD-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

NHLoRIuE. n. II. March Spring
weather for two weeks or more
has mace possible the starting OF
new Development work on the tin
prospects Of Turkey, Taylor and
CANYON creeks New York capitalists
ha-e secured large number OF the
most prom Using prospects and are DO
ing considerable work. A SIS foot
cross cut tunnel has recently been
completed on one Of these proper
ties. and g is reported the entire
distance was in ore giving results in
tin. The New workers. have asked
for bids on 1900 feet Of tunnel with
a cross cut every 200 feet. which is
expected 10 fully establish the tin
values in the recent discoveries
in addition TO this contem-
plated work. which viii require
cars. air compressor. drills, steel,
powder and general supplies. n
number Of smaller DEVELOPMENT
enterprises have been started
which will cnH for small HOSTS,
wilkins, light pumps. ETC. and in
return FOR the friendly spirit
shown by the Et PasO Herald to-
wards the district, EI Paso Is in
the minds Of the pioneers here
when they start looking around
for their machinery and supplies
Just at present there are no roads
into the district. and IL IS felt that
without roads there will be no post
office. no stores and no supply point.
Until a good wagon road, a postoffice
for this new district. development
must necessarily be slow
The nearest road is the main high
way west Of Magdalene, but the
country across which a road must be
put 70 reach Il becomes impossible
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
MILL BEING INSTALLED ON
LINCOLN NINE PROPERTY

Hickenburg, ARK, March S. mill
- being installed on the Abe Lincoln
copper property in Constellation dis
II let, northeast Of this point
me old Devine mine. near Castle
HOT springs, now Is being operated
BY sam L Boyer. a California miner.
representing the Arizona-W Washington
Copper company. In the same locality
stone and Baldwin have found rich
sllTer-lead ore in an extension Of the
Montezuma and Wonder group.
At Aguilas to the west, the Bull
lard Is shipping three carloads OF
copper ore a week. From the same
station three carloads a month are
being shipped by A A Ray from the
old L. S. property.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
VERDE
Makes REPORT

Jerome, Ariz. March president
James s Douglas, OF the United
verde Extension company, has sub
mitted his report for the past year,
which. however, was OF only eight
months operation. owing to a strike
in the camp that held Up operations
for four months, till June g. For
most OF the year one reverberatOry
furnace was run. alternating for a
short period with the blast furnace.
A new 1500-kw. turbine. operated
from the waste heat Of the rever-
beratOry. now supplies all power
new 450o foot compressor was IN
stalled.
ore smelted for the period totaIed
1895 tons. realizing 28,S60.61
pounds OF copper, 8169 ounces Of gold
and 272.855 ounces OF silver. There
were sales OF 2O.s47.I5s pounds OF
copper bullion at an average price
Of 11-l36 cents and the company on
January ] still held 1920, 395 pounds
The gross cost, not including de-
taxes. was SIS cents a pound Min
ing cost - cents. smelling Is and
freight on bullion and refining 2.6.
The gross operating cost was $780,
soc and the gross revenue S5,454, 924
On a ID cent basis, the company has
on hand bullion valued at s4.424. 100.
Another major assets item Is the
Liberty bond account sass, 500. The
mine Is given q valuation OF s4O,-
604.91f and the smelter S5,558.I16.
Gross assets are set at s57.310,4s3.
Dividends 11-14 during 1913 amount
ed TO S2,562.b00 and the years opera
S235.155.
The hauIage tunnel is in success
tul operation. with 1855 feet OF
standard gauge track, electrically
operated The mine Is reported well
EQUIPPED Tor operation to the 1900
level George kingdom Is manager.
George W Nicolson, general super
intendent, and James HegEie, smelter
superintendent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

Worsley and others OF Tucson. to a
Colorado company, which already has
development work under way on
the dump is a large tonnage Of ore
said TO be especially adapted 10
cyanidinE. as il carries only silver
in metallic values
Ten claims of the Southern Cross
group in the Baboquivari mountains
has been bought by the Silver Peak
Mining company here. represented by
Paul Won Feldt- A concentrating
stamp mill from another mine is be-
ing transferred TO the property
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
ooNsoLIparIoN PRoPosrn-

blackberry, Ariz. March sat
tempts are being made toward con-
soidation Of the blackberry with the
Senate Silver Mines company. which
owns the ledge extension to the
southwark. The former has a 22O
ton mill, but is reported TO need
funds for additional ore development
II is proposed TO continue its 500 foot
level into Senate ground
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

You're bilioust Your liver Is slug
gishi You feel lazy, dizzy. Your head
Is dull your tongue coated. breath
bad. stomach sour and bowels con-
stinated- But done take salivatinE
Calomel. To makes YOU sick, you may
lose a day
Calomel Is mercury which crashes
into sour bile like dynamite, break
ing Il up. That's when sou feel thdt
awful nausea and Cramping-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
SWISSHELM GOLD-SMVER
GETS EXTRAORDINARY PAY

Douglas, Ariz-. March 8. The
S7Tisshelm Gold-Silver company has
been shipping ore 70 the Calumet
and Arizona smelter carrying the ex-
traordinary percentage OF SIS silica,
eagerly taken for use as converter
lining material Incidentally, the ore
carried $3.50 gold to the ton and
S23-2O silver. Manager Ben Heney
has ordered q 5-driu compressor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

yuma Ark, March 5.-Manager ".
J. Johnson. OF the New King, OF Ari-
IONA mines. has purchased IN Los An
geles q stamp mill for erection on
the King property. OF the desert,
northeast OF this point He states
there lately vas cut q new vein that
approLimates the riches OF the bO-
mana find on the property years ago.
The new strike Is ten feet wide and
carries values even beyond $3.50 q ton
In gold. Water for the mine and
mill has been provided by storage in
g mountain canyon Mr.. Johnson
lately purchased OF =. A Fries the
New King Ledge claim
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

HarQua Hala. Ariz-. March s.
Martin brothers are TO resume opera
ton Of the old Harqua Hala BONANZA,
the ore body having been found by
cross cutting on the 400 level
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
BETTER Than
WHISKEY FOR
COLDS and FLU

New. elixir, called Aspiron-
al, medicated with latest
scientific remedies, used
and endorsed by Euro
pean and American army
surgeons to cut short a
cold and prevent compli-
cations.
Every druggist in q. S. in
structed to refund price
while you wait at count
er if relief does not come
within two minutes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

To enjoy the incest gentest liver
and bowel cleansing you ever eN-
perienced take a spoonf1l OF harmless
Dodson's Liver Tone tonight Your
druggist sells q bottle OF Dodson's
Liver Tone for a 1few cents and
guarantees each spoonful TO clean
your sluggish liver better than a dose
OF nasty Calomel without making
you sick. Dodson's Liver Tone can
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05

MILL NOT SUITED TO ORES.
Mayer, Ariz., March 6.-Peck Con
solidated Is reported to have found
its mill unsuited 70 Its ores and to
have ordered an entirely new plant
on q cyaniding basis
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09

The Mail Carrier was stopped on the
road yesterday by somebody who mis-
took him for the Tin Peddler. He says
this same thing has happened two or
three different times, and he takes this
method of making the correction.
Miss Peachie Sims lost a letter this
week between the postofdce and her
home and cannot find it anywhere. Raz
Barlow is helping her look for 1t and is
hoping he will find it while nobody Is
looking, so that he can see who it's from
and what is in it.
Frisby Hancock, who has been stove
up with rheumatism for some time, says
he believes in cheerfulness but that he
oughtn't to let it interfere too much
with his worries.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
Poultry Association
to Meet Oct. s and 9

The annual fall meeting Of the Indiana
State Poultry association will be held at
Purdue university, Oct. s and O.
Members Of the association decided on
the date and place at a special meeting
held yesterday afternoon in the poultry
room of the Purdue building at the state
fair grounds.
The state board Of agriculture is asked
to increase poultry prizes at the state
fair to s., So and 50, for first, second and
third single birds, with ribbons for
fourth and fifth. and prizes of $40, IS and
SO on pens, with ribbons for the last
two places, in a resolution adopted at the
meeting.
Baby chick producers not now identi-
fed with the association will be in
vited 70 the fall meeting.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
We Will Help You to
Save Safely
1letrber
5abtngs arIn Crust GJo
lEpuUupoCs
% FREED FROM
GAMING CHARGE
Nothing Proved, So Judge
Turns Them Loose.

Charles Durham, proprietor Of a pool
room at UdeI and Clifton streets, was
found guilty yesterday in city court Of
keeping a gambling house, but twenty
three men caught in the raid at the time
the alleged game was in progress were
found not guilty Of visiting a gambling
house.
The charges were dismissed on motion
OF the state when the police testified they
could not point out each man who had
won and lost money in the craps game.
That the men were not guilty of visit
ing gambling house even if they were in
one was explained by the court.
1T would be an injustice for me to
: make all of them pay fines of $15 just
because they were in a poolroom," the
court said.
THE poolroom is a licensed place and
open to the public
he court did not suggest that Mayor
Charles Jewett might be asked to revoke
the license of the proprietor of the pool
room, and SO far as could be learned to-
day the good government" mayor has
not revoked Durham's license
SIMILAR TO
MANY OTHERS.
The story of the craps game raid at
Durham's was similar to that of many
other raids in which Judge Pritchard
has failed to find the defendants guilty
recently.
After Judge Pritchard had found Dur
ham guilty he fined him $40 and costs and
sentenced him to twenty days on the
penal farm, but the twenty day sentence
was suspended.
Police officers point out that It is i'm
possible TO obtain evidence that will show
Just which gambler won or lost money
and how much was won or lost, although,
they say, they often obtain positive
evidence that gambling IS going on at
the time the raids are made, and capture
dice and money.
The fear of the gamblers is not that
they will be convicted of gaming which
carries only a fine, but that they viii
be found guilty OF visiting a gambling
house, which conviction would carry with
it a jail sentence of at least ten days.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
w, L. Bridges Placed
on Realty Committee

Announcement was made today at the
offices Of the Indiana Real Estate asso-
citation that William L. Bridges had been
appointed a member Of the committee
Of Eve TO have charge Of the attendance
contest at the annual convention to be
held in Muncie. Oct. u. Is and a.
The other members Of the committee
are Albert n. Schaaf. Ft. Wayne; Dr.
John r. Mitchell, Evansville, chairman /;
D C. Johnson, Terre Haute, and Turner
Hadley Of Richmond.
Every real estate board in the state is
entitled to compete for the attendance
trophy, which is to be awarded by the
state association.
Another cup is to be awarded for the
best four minute talk at one Of the ses-
sions OF the convention.
A meeting Of officials Of the organiza-
ton will be held sometime next week, at
which rules governing the contest for
the attendance cup win be adopted.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
Theodore Roosevelt
in Three Plane Jams

TULSA, Okla, Sept. 9-Lieut Col
Theodore Roosevelt today had little ap-
petite for airplane trips after being fed
three courses OF thrills.
Starting the fight to Oklahoma at Jop-
lin, No, Roosevelt narrowly escaped seri-
Gus injury when the airplane in which he
was waiting to make the trip raced
around the field and finally upended.
In another machine Roosevelt started,
but crashed into a pole near Vinita,
Okla.
In a third plane the trip was resumed.
but before landing here the plane passed
through an electrical storm, which twice
killed the engine.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
TAKES THORNroN's BENCH.

Pending the arrival Of Judge W. W.
Thornton Of superior court. room 1, who
has spent the summer IN France and
England, W O. Dunlavy is acting as
Judge pro tenn Judge Thornton is ex-
pected to return to the city the last Of
the month.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02
HELP NAVIaATION

Major George B. Hull Divisional Engineer of Che Department of Pub lie works of Che Dominion govern ment arrived from Prince Rupert on Che Princess Mary Tuesday morning and lolt Chat night on tho Hazel B for Telegraph Crock Major Hull was accompanied by D. M Keau of hs department. and together tho men win mako O trip trayouIng the Dense river from Dense lake Co Lizard Post. Investigating tho river and roe porting ou Che work necessary Go be done to make Che r.vor nayIgablc for power craft Heretofore Che Hudson Bay Company has had its supplies for Che store brought m and iu mm-ctc, taken out somi-muuaIy by fleet Of batcaus.
 The Dominion government has been asked for am appropriation Go mako thc Doaso. lskoot and sukIno rivers fully novgable and thoro .s no doubt chat Che appropriations win bc granted. as Che prospects of Che Caa.ar country aro brIghtening to such am extent as to make better transportation facilities imperative.
 Wuuecu Sentinel
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02
DOG LICENSES

Notice Is hereby given to every person who owns or keeps @ dog within Che limits Of Che City Of Douglas that such dog must be D. consed by Che first Of July by app plying to Che City Clerk and paying him Che license fee Of two dollars for each dog. and upon tho receipt from thc City Clerk Of a license tog. tho samo must be securely fastened ou Che collar of Che dog licensed
 An dogs remaining in Che City of Douglas unlicensed after tho nni day of July 1920. win bc subject to au ho provisions of Ordinance G5. a. amended which ordinance win b, r.sllly enforced
 L w. KlLBuRN.
 City Cicrk
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02
r... r.-I.r..lfHN RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST


 N.... M hereby c.r.r fnuf tHU land. Ir.r.h.I below embracing s... acres. within fHc Ionelss Na- rnrn' Forest Alaska. WI| u. nn- n.f fn settlement and entry under ... provision. .. .re homestead law nf fH. United SIfre and fne H.f Q. June II I|.H I.f stat. -.aI H' trr United states land office af Ju- r..u hn.... or August - IH-' Any ...fIer who was actually and in good ..IfH claiming any ot said lands fr- ner.Hura purposes prior tn Inru.rr |. I|.f. and has uof ahan- I.r"| "w. HHa II preference right fn m... . .Hu .ai entry for tn. lands H.fH.'r "..Hu.eI Said lands vrre ..f.I upon .he applications ot Ono persons mentioned below. who HHt. rr...r.U.. right subject iu fH. prior rrH. n. any such settler. provided such settler Hr applicant H .n.I fr mako N0m...o.H entry md .Hn preference r.eH. s exercised prior Tn August IH-.. nu which I.tr m. lands win b. subject rn e0f. clement and entry by any qualified person Applications may hH ..UI  hu win nn. hH allowed uu'0 fHo day for nn0rrE fnnroo. EN- .n.r..H mon who served during war w.tH Germany win H.sn have nr0.. rr.n.. rrH' n. entry for a period n. s.E-r-IHre. days prior fo Che above infr Such preference. however. |. subject fn fH. superior preference Of eaft'rrs prior .o January i l1N6 and fstoe. \ tract nr fN5I acres. moro nr Ia. described hF mefes and bound. as follows heeuu.nr Ht Cur- nor Nn T. thence N w.
 chains. thence " fH E 2flH .rn'r.. Ilarrn S .n fsHH .r-.r.. trerra hy Dol0h Nolnlor "nn... El w. INiH chains Unrr.. W. f5H chains tn r'n.e of beginning Listed upon fhc application uI FroI HortIo. haaan. hHeEI I.sI f-lfIr. X tract Of fHf. urrr.. moro ur Ices described hr mef.s and bounds as follows be- ginning Corner Nn. i which H Hnr.sf Service monument consisting n spruce nn fhr 'er hruk ol fh. Chuck River Troe hIarcd on four s.Ios and a0rIbeI FSNHF1 on north nrr. whence 12- spruce bears V Hf W. fl links distant marked WNHff. and tn- spruce bears s w. ~ urHH distant. marked " WH Snow capped peak un Che Chuck River bears s -t Stove rIrn on hol.e bears N. n W. thence W. 1880 chains. thence " f w. eIfl rhr'ns. thence N .N-' eHr.nH. thence s aN
 Irh. .HH.rH IH"n.. S w. I.NH .HH.n. 'n r.... n. nre.nu.ur Listed upon .H. application cl David W. Naf.s Wninlm A'Hakl L.st f-
 f.N May m. 1920. u. k PARROT Acting Assistant Comm .Iouor of Ono General Land OH.cc.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02

Miss Coric M Beckwlth. a retired school teacher of Rochester. N. r., aged abou; JO years. died on board Che steamer Tuta while on a side trip to Atlin The deceafed lady had been In poor healtt ,or years end was accompanied by a lady com- panion when she succumbcd to heart disease.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02
suRPRIsEs THEM

When Mayor Edward quinn Of Cambridge. Mass. one Of Che 10 Massachusetts delegates Go Che Dcm- ocrauc national convention at San Francisco. stopped yesterday iu Che Alaska Bureau of Che Chamber of Commerce. be looked at Q quart jar containing DO strawberries from Ha|ucs Alaska. and romarkod
 "s.rawbcrr.cs In Naska2 Neyor heard Of ouch thnei"
 A few moments Inter J L Me- pbersou. manager of Che bureau. was busy examining Che delegates with a few facts to take back East with hom
 Eleven um'ps Of l2 to IS Inches m diameter and potatoes weighing mp ,o two pounds; spring wheat chat yielded 80 bushels to Che acre m thc Fairbanks region; grain grown with- in One Arctic circle. garden truck that urp.sscs IG size anything pro- duocI m Che States because it has e0 To 22 hours Of sunlight out oi otor 2t in Che growing reason we-. shown the visitors The iris. .o'umbuc poppv rose. sp.uc and a
 0rp of other beautiful flowers grown along Che Yukon and In Southeast Alaska opened the dele elto.' eyes a. well.
 "ppcr pulp enough Iu Alaska Co supply onc.th.rl oi Che United suta pepc.uauy" according to thc Bu. raar of Foresry'a own estimates. aid Mr. Mcpbouon "And its boon wasting for i6 years duo to rostrIct- i've policies ha added
 "Naybc AIassa has some special plank t would like inserted in our national plouorm9' suggested one Of ho real politicians n Che crowd
 "Nasaa moro'y wants legislation which win cutralize federal author- .ty n thc territory and win permit hc rational development, Of tho tore ruouu" said Mr. Mgphcron
 "WoL she must be cold up there Iust Che amc." reflected D. J. Ga.- 'arher United States district attor- uoy at Boston Hc was hnhae net Che Massachusetts folk ou a typical winter day could console themselves by believing it was cold- or in Southern A'asba But Mr. Nephorsou blasted his consolation by One ulormagon that be average temperature of aO degrees above zero in Southern Alaska i'm January s hc samc as in New York and that Inc extremes Of Che Atlantic weather arc roatcr chan those Of thc Alaska district
 "Aud we thought Alaska was % land dt only for thc polar bears In wine ter sighed Mr. Gallagher
 And oH n a corner Of h.a desk Mr. Mcphoron had hidden mammoth brief containing just the "meat' Of One facts hc Is to present before tho .ougre oual committee ou Alaska whom Che next Congress convclos
 and which contains enough sonH- Honal bul real data. to make Che East squ.rm as it never has squ.rmcd. hc slys Seattle Times.
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02
NEWS NUGGETS
 FROM ALASKA
News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 Northland

lu tho special election hold ot KotchIHu last week tbc citizens voted thc.r approval to thc extensive street Improvements tha, are to be carried out in chat town and Che people ot Nlckuylllc. % KetchIkan suburb. voted lo unite with Che city,
 Father AuarI Catholic mlaIon- ary at Auu. had % narrow escape from death something over week ago when Gus HmuIch attempted Co pull a gun aad shoot him. Bm.ch was diurmcI by Larry OConnor who took 9 revolver and knife away from him.
 Capt. George Putnam Inspector and commander ol hc lighthouse service. Is Co come north within a lew days and s due at Kotchikau on July 8 Capt Putnam has announced chat sa2.00o has boon made aau- abu for improvement ol tbc service at Point Retreat and Cape umchm- brook
 It Is said chat Fort Lisrum has a ua.taaok baseball team thIs sca-
 oa Recently che tclm beat Che Valdez players by score ol 900 Co 6. 10 Is said rhat fho Port Lsaum team win tour .bc Third dns.on playing games at aI tho towns Several of the men on Che team played rrofe Honu bau before coming North
 The Civic Improvement Club of WaueeI I'm. ason mp .hc matter ot urgscv're Che Indian reIIs Of thc. town tor future generations They hare written o Governor Riggs about hc matter and have his an- proW' ol the p.n t Is planned to na.r.o tH. historic Chic. Shakes houe as communal hou.. where relics Nu b. n'a.aI on dIapu
 MH uaua now proprietor of Che. Seward Ho.e. s given credit for ho- re one ol h. faooy.r.r oI ne. "varey ol Ton Thousand smos.. DO. The coriata paper n commenting upon Che discovery says that !. some one would discover a .vWcy of Ten Thousand urns." they would earn the e,ml gratitude ol uc people 70. tho Territory
 Iaborcrs receiving sf day ou the excavation work ol che now Knof.kau nmE building recently
 ues to- a dollar a.day moro pay The contractors in charge of the work made le a.cmmt that tbcy would bring vo-smm mp from Che .or.h b.lor. fher would rraut au, H.rH.r uaee.. In Che meantime tbcy n.a.eI am advertisement u Che paper n.ur .or mon
 s. J. Woumau. one of che oldest
 et.-s al Uamcs. d..d suddenly at Ha p.a.e last Friday ol homorrhaeo ol Che brain Mr. We.tman hirl, years ago opened one of ,ho frf
 stores i'm Iluos io was Interested m -he CHhat pa.kne Company a now omory plant tut Is ius. about ready to operate Hc was past 5U years old and Is survived by a widow and am adopted son
Douglas Island news., 1920-07-02
NEW DIRECTORY

w N nuo. o. ke.oMkan has compiled a v.a.-po.ket directory and m.e guide Of Alaska. with am al- Uuh.ao.' IHt Of business firms and private citizens ol thc towns Of Ne..mspu Naasahta and Hyiw
 The book contains much mlorma- .on ol n general nature concerning Alaska ana Che classification In Che directory H bound to prove valuable.
 The book H just oI Che preas