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Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24

The Stroller enjoys sitting by hIa orice window and watching or moot-
 ing on Che street. Che boys and girIa
 of Che town as they so toward Che school house on the hm these ou
 mornings and os ho watches them and oyorhears their innocent but earnest conversation. he reflects with what pride Che fond mothers Of Che
 town prepared those children for school that morning. how she cau-
 uoncd them to hurry with thc.r work: how she saw Co lt that thcy were suitably aturcdi how she called WWio OF Freddie back aftor he had started for inspection Of his hands and his cars and how Wiuc or Freddie declared that hIs hands and cars were as clean as mowfIakos when they bore traces Of everything from real estate Go coal dust and how she yauked while or Freddie
 into Che bathroom. got a hali-nolsou on him and dug out his ears, secured bs baudt and otherwise made him prosonabic while hc howlod chat he was being balf killed and ondoavorod to Justify his dirt with Che assertion tbat "oher boys don't have Go wash thoIr oan" Sometimes tho Stroller thinks thot the ouco-lamous pr.zo- nehter One Round Hogan. acquired his uue n Che bath room and ot tho hands Of his mother when she was preparing him for school And it is a safo bet that his mother won every round Tho Stroller has never been a mother but bc knows and has pro- found respect for them and their manner Of handling dirt-cncrusled sons at S:50 a m. Che time when a "fcucr" needs a friend chat never matorIalizes
 m hls mind Che Stroller sometimes accompanies Che children to school where he observes the ovorworked pedaeouos laborIousiy cudoayor.ng to earn their mcaeer salaries by guiding our youth round by round up Che s,opIadder Of fame and gene emuy witch indifferent results The pathway Of Che ordinary school
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24

For.y-f.ve young MoxIons who spent Che summer working at Che "A ?. A. cnno-y at Wunso'l lou ths month for their homes at san Antonio. Tczas Before leaving they bought spaeo in Che Wrausou sen- uuei Co express theIr appreciation for courtesies extended Co tbcm
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
NEWS NUGGETS
 FROM ALASKA
News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges, to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 Northland

The street lights have been turned on at Seward
 The Seward Gateway says chat property no Seward .s changing hands quite rapidly
 "EatEm-Up" Nciuns oi White ho-sc ha. returned Go chat city after hrcc yeart absence.
 The s.uhom-Cu,tne Company Of Kakc packed approximately 5o.ooo ,nes ot salmon ths season.
 Pines to Che amount of }7lr25 vcre collected n Che mur.c.ra. court ot Noeb.sau during August
 The new --bp Fairbanks ou crr.uc .or che Petersburg municipal n.Ht plan. Is on i.s way north
 Winston Churchill entered Che fourth er1Ic at Che Ketch'san school recently from Naou.a Montana.
 J E Gnu an experienced fox farmer has bought One whtehore Silver Ea.s FoN Company and w.i operate .t
 rn. new b-tee m Tunnel on Che rog.uur. railroad between scw- ard and 1uono-re was used for Che rrf Hme Iast week.
 L-...r O. Gore. a former attorney of Imcau. .s .o bc associated In che practice o- law rrh A. n Zc.slcr. ot Ne.eh.kan
 rt. new physical training .mtrur- Cor o. lrc Eetoh.san schools expects to develop two .... oaske. ban teams among Che boys.
 tu.r tr-.. r..r o. heroic ur- r. under adverse conditions. che Copper King mine Tn Che WhItehore district h.. closed down
 rnt. Saturday afternoon Mayor u..c " unat officially opened che now concrete pavement at Kcfchikm b. plotting ls limousine over .t
 rH. mn. sweeper Swallow piled ur or Che rocks in Snow Passage @ shr-. um. ago. The bort was helped or at hea uI. by Che ubotaser eaf
 Tony sau.er. pioneer operator of m. ra.. Train restaurant at ssar- var has purchased Che Arcade Cafe at E..tsan sal win operate .t In thc future
 Miss N..e k.n.a.I. a member or Che U-t graduating class of che E.t.f.sn h.er school u l9l6. was recently married -o Roy Jones Of se- .H. Wash.
 Tho city of Neuh.san was fas- ffIa- n teht m tta month ot Au- rat WIh m.rr applications for er..t Improvements or n'e Che city now Hnl n.. |. must rerenoh.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24

uod at Sl9500000, while the pink salmon win reach 1.75o00O. or Q total Of Slo5oo000 Thco csti- mates which are exclusive Of Che va'uo of other salmon species and Che yaat haIibut and herring dshor- ies ol Che North were made by Mal L. B. Douglas secretary Of Che Assoc c.auou oi Pacific Fisheries Seattle headquarters
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
Fiuh Street between Main and Seward Streets. Junoau)

Fiith Street between Main and
 Seward Streets, Junoau)
 Services orc hold every Sunday at n a. m. in Che church Of tho Chris tan scionco Society of Juneau on Flfh Street between Main and sow- ard streets. The subject for next Sunday win be Reality"
 Sunday school at i2:15 D. m.
 Wednesday, Testimonial meeting at S:15 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room 8. Malony Block. Open daily except Sundays and holidays. from 9 to 4:3O D. m. and from 2 to 0p m. Wednesday evenings. 2 to 8.
 The public is cordially invited to intend thcso services and visit the Reading Room.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
PRINCESS LANDS

The inhabitants Of Douglas were somewhat surprised Monday morn iu gto see Che Princess Alice land at Che Douglas wharf Inc boat came to load furniture from st Ann hos pltm chat was being shipped to vic- tor.a. B. c.
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
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teacher is not strown with panw blossoms and hia or her bod is not one of n0wory ease.
 Tho Stroller once cmaycd to toach a school way down upon Che suwaneo river iar far away and he although it was some years quite a few. in act-has never forgotten chat ox- poionce and has ever since had @ Kindly feeling for school toachom and other martyrs It was am m- graded school Che Stroller taught Next Co a school Of whales or por- po.ses. it was about Che most uu- graded school he ever saw. lt was so mgIadcd Chat at 9:15 ho would hear class iu algebra uigonom- otry cor engineering and surveying and at 9tf5 some infant prodigy on Che nmt round of Che ladder would bo adding to tho ustre Of Che sur- romdmes with.
 "h lt am OK?
 lt is am ox.
 An. ao lt Ia."
 Ten minutes lator Che class ia English would be discussing Che por- uc|plca and adycrbs of time place. cauac. manner and degree. only to give way Co Che second reader class which would teu Of Che good boy that mway. obcyel h.a parents and teachers and later married che daughter Of Che lady Chat kept Che candy s,ore On Che whoIo and when tho sroIcr's school was lime berel for action and under way it was some educational machine oI right and to th.s day. while he some times shudder to recall his ozpcr- oncc. ho poInt wIth pride to hls record ae a school teacher And right horo he win inject Che obserya- don that thero .s a mighty difference between teaching school and koep- ing sehooI also that it Is difficult for a teacher Co do very much for pupil that Che Lord. Iu his mytorious waya mover did anything for And every teacher can ten you chat there arc just such pupils
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24

out chen know what had happened. The pain was awful for utlo while One of One boys struck out immediately for Beaver to get am Inc dian dog toam Go take me In. and Che other fellow stayed behind to keep Che Hro going
 "Nuo days later , was in Che hos- p.ul at For. Yukon Dr. Burke amnuu.od my lcot was altogether hree months In Che hospital"
 Mr. Crane said hc uoyor know he had SO many friends mu he got into trouble Wires came from an over thc country offering Co aid him fin- mcialy 1T hc needed it Ho uus ao touched w.th tho.r generosity tbat hc sent this message to ail.
 "Ir owned Che world would give It for my feet again. but J do not regret Che price paid so much. knowing chat have your kind hearts u return
 Allen Crane came Go Che Yukon .u 1SgG Hc burned Che first bricks over made u Dawson. on Che hm back of Che town. Ho made ten thousand The clay was not quite suitable so Inc went Co swedo creek. There he made a considerable num- Der of good bricks
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24

J. H s.sou. president of the North Pacific Trading Company O. kiawack died suddenly on septem- bor och at San Francisco. The com- pany of which Mr. SIHon was pre- - dent has operated Che Kiavack cane merry Che oldest iu Alaska. which wa. established Dee. 12 lS71
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR United States Land Onlcc
 Juneau Alaska
August 2G. 1o2O

Juneau. Alaska
 Angus, 2G. 1920. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that pctcr A. Anderson Of Douglass Alas ka. has Gied notice Of his intention to ubmi, Gnal three year proof in support of h.s homestead entry sor'ol O1Cs2. for hand embraced in U. S. Forest Survey No. 1o. lsur 1O2D situated iu Lat 5Sa 13 30" N.. Long. 13t' 11' 70" w. Mag War; 31a 26 E on Douglas Island west shore Of Gasuneau Channel uusur- yeyod land Alaeha. and more rartic- ularIy described.
 Commencing at Cor No. ], whence USLM No 9. bears & S7 2G gO" w. 1O547 chs. thence N l9e 43' F.. g.55 chs Go Cor No. 9. M C.. on line Of ordinary high tide. Gaa,inoau Channel thonce moaudcr.ne said channel CD S. 5O' l5' E. lO0 chs l2l S. l0a OO' E. 1S.OO chs. l3l S. N2a f5' E.. 2.G1 chs, to Cor No. 8. M c. on said channel thence S. 3s 1S' w. HOO chs. to Cor No. {. thence N f2' 50' w. 2613 chs to Cor No. ], tho place Of bogIn- ming. containing 2ffi acres. Final proof win bc submitted be fore Che Register of Che u. 8 Land OGIce at Juneau, Alaska. on Che l7th day 0l December. l920 by said Anderson and two ol tho following witnesses Beuharl Grvarock. Mi- chao. Hudson Andrew Martin and John Davidson al of Douglas Alaska.
 FRANK A. BOYLE. Register. First publication Sept a. l920
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24

Thirty million dollars is tho csd- mated value or AlasEaa 1920 season pack of red and pink salmon. or am oggrorto Of 8.25oO00 casos Red salmor canned In Alaska th.s season win aggregate 1500,000 cases. vale
Douglas Island news., 1920-09-24

For tho best and noatosr Job prini- lng come to tho Nows office
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-11
Corn Tops All
Previous Prices

iN tie Associated Press
'ltl' NNb .pfll 10 Corn over.
TOPPED today Previous high price roe
oid7 iof tho season NnNi,t, that
shorts cNinccd 900 regard o. raliwn,
strike Developments appeared to hr
'hiciiN responsible rh, market rins
90 nervous az i-NC TO T-N net adNnnc,.
With Nav Z &C s-s &C. i.of s.N and Univ
go So GO leo rs oats nn sh.d s >c
600 tn iic uu and nro, isinns var,
lns from cents decline tu 70 flae OF
81 cents
The adverse outlook for tho -Aiutrr
wheat continued also Geo stimulate iul
ish sentiment Toward tho end of tho
session sumething ~ n roaction a,i ii
OWNS to reports of tho clio. .nr down
q" iiE Industries affected b., fhr sfrIh,
especially 800 important corn products
mandatory which 70 WINS announced
would remain shut until tho ruua,
s'tiHr le over
oats llNc corn jumped tu nov hIeh
'crid Or crs and then rnderNs 10 mono
nr iDss OF H setback
Provisions MOST ~ The um. wer.
uruDr bob ssmpath, with grain
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-11

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-04-11

Fsabiishod is77-Nes. Oriean. Ia
Cotton. Stocks. o~ain. Pro.isions. Co,
ton Seed. on. Suasr and Coffee
Members of Mo- Sew Orleans Cotton
EXCHANGE. New Orlolns FIXTURE BfoHcr.
Association New TorN Produce w.
change Ncw York cotton Evhlnre
Now ior. Coffee EXCHANGE Chirag
bolrl ~ Trade Associate Members ol
liverpoc' Cotton Association
spec f.entiou given Co fho erocp
fi0n of oticrf 0n fho above exchanges
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-14

Gently by boat. They are on their
way to join Martin Majewsky, for
merry accountant at Jualin, Alaska,
for the Jualin Mining Company, who
has been appointed superintendent
of a rubber plantation in Interior
Mexico.
The baby Immediately won the
hearts Of al on board the Newport
from Captain George Mackinnon, the
commodore master Of the p cific
Mail fleet, down TO the ships cook
and 1t is IA fair prophesy that
Capt. MacKinnon and his mates, will
take few turns OH the bridge with
the baby in their arms while the
cook will see to it that the never
failing milk bottle is kept suitably
heated in The galley. From the joy
Gus spirits Of the tiny traveller it
was easy to see that she cared not
a whit what the future might bring
even though she left the land of the
chinook for that of the hot tamale.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-14
NORTHWESTERN IN PORT
WITH BIG PASSENGER LIST

The steamer Northwestern arrived
in port at $50 last night with the
following passengers for Juneau:
Roy Hirsh r. Hefferman, j. T
Hefferman, f.. VI. Douglall, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Forset. Ed Fay, NJ. Rhodes,
Mrs Mabel Datson, Miss Marie Dat
son, J. f. McMullen, e. De Maugin,
Mrs. C. w. Russell, Miss |. Thomp-
son, J. j. Anderson, J. w. Mcdaniel,
Earl Maud, ]. c. Mcbride, c. i. III
len, Frank Gordon. G. Englosh, c. 7.
Miller, Mr. and Mrs j. w Sadlcr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. s. Taylor, Miss A.
Ashford, Mrs. A. Webster, Miss Carol
Webster, B. Moburg, e. e. Johnson
Mrs. E. S. King, NJ. B. Donahue. Mr..
and Mrs E. 7. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Lindenberger, |. Ulbert and r. ".
Lamper
Those leaving for Western AlIsit7
on the boat at O'Clock this morning
We're; S. f. Kelley, and L. b. Thur
ston for Seward; Mrs. c. Downs for
Latouche; Col J. G. Steese and Maj.
w. II. Waugh for Valdez.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-14
ACEVEDO CASE GOES
TO JURY; BENNETT IS
NEXT CALENDAR CASE

In the District Court today the
case against Louis Acevedo, charged
with shooting Mrs. Mexico Bennett
with intent to kill, was concluded
at the morning session, all evidence
being heard and arguments by at
torneys finished. At $3.50 this
afternoon Judge Robert W. Jen-
nings delivered instructions to the
jury which Immediately retired for
deliberation. No verdict had been
received at the time of going to
press.
The case of the United States vs.
Mrs Mexico Bennett was taken up
Immediately by the Court. After
exhausting the regular panel of the
petit jury, special venire of %
men were called. Examination for
jury was in progress this after
noon. Mrs Bennett is charged with
shooting with intent to kill
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-14
Who's Here
And Where

Mrs s. M. Ptack and daughter
Leila expect to leave on the Prin
cess Alice Friday for Berkeley, Cal
ifornia,- where Miss Ptack will enter
college.
B. c. Keller traffic manager for
the Libby, Mcneil & Libby Com
pany, is at the Gastineau Hotel.
A. Nilsen, superintendent of the
Dundas Bay cannery, is in the city
accompanied by George Wilcox, &C
countant for the company They
are registered at the Gastineau Ho-
tel.
Lawrence Boyle, counsel for the
Canadian Pacific Railway at Seat
tie, arrived here on the Northwest
ern last night to represent the com
pany at special hearing being held
here over the wreck of the steamer
Princess Sophia. is
Mrs. Mabel Datson, mother OF
Roy Datson, accountant for the Chi
chagof Mining Company, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Marie
Datson, arrived in the city on the
Northwestern last evening. They
are at the Gastineau Hotel. They
will leave on the Ambassador to-
night to visit at Chichagof with
Mr.. Datson and family.
r Lindenberger ,one of the own
ers of the Columbia Salmon Com
pany at Tenakee Inlet, arrived on
hn Mort n actn Loot niOlt with
his wife Mr. Lindenberger will
visit the Tenakee and other plants
Of his company.
Miss NJ. c. Vanophem, daughter
of Jean Vanophem, President of the
Jualin Mines Company, arrived here
last night on the Princess Alice
from Stewart, B. C. The young
lady only recently arrived from
Brussels, Belgium.
Sam F. Kelly, oldtime Alaskan,
who has been spending several days
in Juneau left on the Northwestern
this morning for Seward. He will go
from Seward to his home at Anchor
age.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Sadler, who
have been visiting in the, south for
the past several months, arrived
here on the Northwestern. They will
visit here, where they formerly re-
sided, before going to Kennccott
where Mr.. Sadler will take the posi-
ton of auditor for the copper COM
pany there.
Col. ]. G. Steese and Maj. w. II.
Waugh left on the Northwestern for
Fa'ldez to satrt on their tour OF in
srection of Alaskan roads.
Dr. Malcolm E. Smith, formerly
IN charge of the government railway
Hospital at Nenana, arrived in the
city on the Estebeth today, and viii
remain here for several days on
business.
]. p. Nelson who will be outside
man for the American Packing Com
pany this summer, arrived here on
the Northwestern and is at the Gas
tineau Hotel
Earl Maud, who lived in juneau fer
number of years previous to GO
ing to Seattle over year ago, re-
turned here on the Northwestern and
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-14
FIRST WOMAN DENTIST
TAKING EXAMINATION

Lenie Won NJ Zesch enjoys the
distinction of being the first woman
dentist to practice dentistry in AL
aska Miss Zesch, who is from
San Francisco and intends to locate
at Cordova, is one of five persons
who are now taking the eXamina-
lions before the Territorial Board OF
Dental Examiners. The others are:
Roy NJ Mellor Seattle; Louis II.
Wolfe, Kennecott; Robert Il. Nc
Cormack, Milwaukee; Henry j. Hold
gins, Milwaukee.
The examinations are being con-
Quoted by DR.. w. f. Zuber, of Ket-
chikan and DR.. f. II. Kaser, of Ju-
neau, members of the Territorial
Board The work started yesterday
and will probably be concluded by
tomorrow evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-14
JUNEAU CHILD WINS
HEARTS OF STEAMER
CREW ON WAY SOUTH
Sunny Disposition CT Baby Makes
Friends For Her Wherever
She Goes

SAN FRANCISCO, July 4--From
the cool attitudes Of Alaska to the
torrid cline of Mexico, all in briel
eight months of her wee existence
is the travel experience of ltth
Vera Majewsky, who was born at
Juneau and is going to live al
Zacualpa, Mexico.
Vera and her mother, Mrs. Louisa
Majewsky, well known at juneau
sailed from here today aboard the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
liner Newport for Salina Cruz hay
ing arrived here from the North re
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-14
PULP MILL ENGINEERS
CONSULT WITH THANE

II. S. Taylor of Dayton, Ohio,
and r. W. Leeper of Cincinnati,
Ohio, arrived on the Northwestern
last night to consult with B. L..
Thane in regard to the construction
of a central pulp manufacturing
plant on Gastineau Channel Both
men are engineers who specialize
on pulp manufacturing plants. Mrs,
Taylor accompanies her husband.
The party is stopping at the Gas
tineau Hotel
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-14
DEATH OF OLD TIMER IS
REPORTED BY ARRIVALS

Arrivals in Juneau report the
death of Charley Tuel, a pioneer Of
the Cook Inlet district, occurring
at Snug IarbOr last winter Mr.
Tuel was for many years connected
with the old A. c. Company in the
Cook Inlet district and on the Su-
sitna river Later he was employed
by George Palmer. He was II
years old at the time of his death.
He was widely known in the West
ern part of the Territory.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-14

has taken a position with the C. w
Young Company.
Mrs. Anna Webster and her dap
ghter Miss Carol, returned on the
Northwestern from visit in the
South.
Bruce Moburg of Seattle, arrived
here on the Northwestern and is in
charge of the hearing now being
held in the city on the wreck OF
the steamer Princess Sophia.
Mrs. j. f. Nelson, owner of a
moving picture house and store al
Tenakee. is in Juneau this week OF
a business trip. Mrs. Nelson will
return to Tenakee on the Earl NJ.
tomorrow morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-14
AT The HOTELS
At Gastineau Hotel

B. C. Keller, Seattle; H. A. Berry,
Taku; J. P. Nelson, Juneau; Miss
NJ. C. Vanophem, Brussels, Bel
GUM; Gerald Paltzer. Stewart, B
c.; R. Michalovich, Vancouver, b
c.; Mrs. B. w. Huff, Prince Rupert
Mrs. B. w. Coyle, AUX Harbor; A
Nilsson, Dundas Bay; George Wilcox
Dundas Bay; Mr.. and Mrs. II. S,
Taylor, Dayton, Ohio; r. w. Leeper
Cincinnati Ohio; Bruce Moburg, Sc
attic; Ed. Fay, Seattle; George Eng
lish, Seattle; j. E. McMullen, Van
couver B. c.; Lawrence Boyle, Sc
attic; Mrs Mabel Datson and Miss
Marie Datson, Portland, Ore; r
Lindenberg and wife, Seattle; Mis-
l. Thompson, Everett; Carl Larsen
and Chas. Domingo, Seattle; James
]. Adamson, Seattle; Mary Edel-
brock, Skagway; Dr. Malcom E
Smith ,Nerana; F. Hastings, Seat
tie
At the Alaskan
A. Pananen. Mr.. and Mrs. f. 7
Jones, VIM. Clifford, Ed. Rawson.
At the lynda
Mrs. Selma Forest and two daugh-
ters Misses Helen and Hazel Forest
Seattle; j. Heffernon Jr., Robert
Heffernon and Ed. McDougal, Sc.
attic; II. ]. Hodgson, Thane NJ
B. Donohue, New York City; C.
B. Balm, Sentinel Island
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-14
On JMneQlt s
Wafer(romt

The steamer Princess Alice ar
rived in port at p. III. last even
ing from Vancouver. b. c. All ac-
commodations on the boat were ta-
ken by 230 round trip tourists. Tbt
Princess left this port at midnight
and will sail south from here at
clock Friday morning. Passengers
arriving were G. E. Price, Mrs
ID. H.. Driver, Miss d. Rogers, Miss
f. Smith, Father Bissettc, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Michlovich, Gerald PelZer anc
Miss NJ Vanophem.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-14
EARL M TO LEAVE
TENAKEE TOMORRO

The Earl NJ, Capt Joseph Manley
loaded freight today for Tenakee and
way points. The boat leaves tomor
row with capacity load of freigl!
and passengers. A stop will be
made at Funter Bay where several
miners Will be left for the Ad-
miralty ALASKA Mining Company
The rest of the passengers will
go to Tenakee
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-14
STRANDED At rgNAkEE

Joe Reid accompanied Albion Bar
itello on the City of, Rome to Ten
akee last Saturday, expecting to re
turn on the Estebeth the first o.
the week. Owing to rough weather
however, they did not reach. Ten
akee in time to catch the Estebetl
and he is marooned there until the
Earl NJ makes the run the last oil
this week.
Father Dissett arrived from Van
couver on the Princess Alice last
evening and will visit here for a
time with his sister, Sister Barbara
of st. Ann Hospital.
4
Adolf Hirsch, member of the
Treadwell Electric force, fell from a
pole while working yesterday and
suffered a severely sprained ankle
He will probably be laid up for sew
eral days
Word was received yesterday that
Elmer E. Smith, who was taken to
San Francisco in a critical condi-
ton several weeks ago, is greatly
improved and is on his way to Che
halls for a visit with his mother he
fore returning here to settle up bust
ness affairs.
Mrs. Hubert Wander Weyer, nee
Miss Cassie King, is expected to ar
rive from Petersburg on the Jeffer-
son this evening for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick King.
II y
Photographer Ed Andrews with a
party of guests, left on the Evelyn
G at o'clock last night for a view
taking trip to all points of interest
between here and Ketchkan He
expects to be out about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kearney and
Paul Kegel accompanied him.
x II II
Crissie Downs was a passenger on
the Northwestern from Douglas last
night going to Latouche where her
father is employed. The little girl
made bar home with Mrs. George
Johnson tor the past year.
n " X
"a. ! 90 onnor left0for Ketchikan
,0aey - IL Alameda after spending
Aro4- .lIiee weeks here on business
and pleasure. After a short ST. at
Ketchikan. Mr.. O'Connor -.I go on
to Bellingham. Wash Whee ne is
In the grocery business
-.4s--.ss--s.,-
Heada quarters for Labyrinth -oal.
Jpreau fransfes Go Phone 48.-adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-14

Advertising makes 1t possible for
merchants and manufacturers co tell
you what they have to offer, with
out waiting for the news to spread
by word of mouth.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-14
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
orr ron WEEKS OUTING

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sey and
family accompanied James Sey in
his boat, the Elizabeth S. last night
to Hilda Creek where they will
camp for a week and enjoy the fish
ing and outdoor life.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-14
HALI9UT FISHERMEN LOAD
FOR TRIP TO GROUNDS

The Norland and Olga, local hall
but fishing boats were loading ice
bait and supplies today preparatory
to sailing for the halibut FISHING
banks.