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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-04

y,.,t....., IL. i.Nb lJMAIOES.
DelVeted' W. SO per bunheii i2Oo at patch
miles east; all kinds Of other vegetables.
Drlve out Tom Anderaon. n Y ID 40 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-04

FOR SALE--Reed baby buggy; cheap
call Usage 1893 or lis s. Victor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-04
CIiECKWIlirtRs
MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE

a HIGHFST TEIJtN FAID
t&r mems recond hand clothing. shoes an
Mats; we buy used trunks. handbags An
tools Phone OFage ss66
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-04

DIAMOND cluster stick pin: cost 1915
7I2 S. Jackson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-04
PERSONAL PROPERTY
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
ExCuISDp AI.rouou,,xs

oLDsMOBiLE Elghth; good ~ new %
trade on house and lot; must he modern.
osaEe 72G4
WE HAVE dandy 5-passcngcr HAYNES
touring car to exchange for a small pro-
perty worth 5000 60 $4,000; car is worth
lLI50 and looks and runs as good a. new.
can Thompson Usage Sb3S 2ii Palace
Bldg, list your property with us Tor
quick action.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-04

w NTED small diamond for cash. no
Brokers' some private party: who needs
money. 6G2-E, care World.
WANTED to buyi Tefrlgeratori also
dishes and cooking utensils suitable for
light house keeping Call Usage 1856
WANT rOOminR house will pay cash for
furniture. Cedar 1898.
FURNITURE wanted, highest prices paid
for all kinds ef furniture. Phone Usage
sass.
WANTED second aand furniture and
stoves. Call Usage 9Gl. Beatties 2s w.
First street
HIGHEST prices paid for second ma nd
furniture. Call Blue Front Furniture
Co.. q ". Main. Usage 23s0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-04
PERSONAL PROPERTY
~ DAIRY rRobICrs SO

CALL CEDAR Z.
eend me a messenger; OF course we will
and we'll make u snappy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-04

FOR SALE CHEAP--lg yards OF new
lnoloum; one hall tree; lot Of carpenter
and pipe fitting tools. 222i Admiral st
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-04
MrsICAL INsTRu uMENrs

GALL USAGE logS. Miller Furniture Co
when yoI have anything TO sell In SEQ.
crd hprh fu-nlturs; We nav ~" 'op nrlce
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-04
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

NANtfD-IO hLNT f2
WANTED 4 or b.room furnished apart
ment by September 1st, references ca
changed Cell cedar $50 after ..
WANTED to rent a O to lO.roon house
prefer unfurnished; must be uermnncnt
Cali OuaEe sass or address j. A Bell. 22lA
East Hodge
WANTED to rent between now and August
10th; unfurnished apartment or t-room
house vel locatcd phone Ccdar $50
WANTED to rent between August i0th and
sept ist, furnished or upfurnlahcd b or
6-room residence for az least 10 months ot
one year, have children. property will have
good care; references Address Room as
word bldg
WILL share mart " Furnished house. i92i
South Frankfort
WANTED to rent. small ware house On
office for mesrcogcr service, reaaouab G .
close in Call Cedar 2
YOUNG lady employed, desires to share
apartment with one or two lndica also
employed prefer place reasonable, close
in or convenient TO car: hcat Of references
furnished must have possession By Aug
eth. Phone Osage SOC.
WANTED 4 to 7-room house or apartment
by AUGUST sth. Usage sg5e
WANTED Immediately Z or 4 room uu-
furnished apartment; strictly modern
young couple without children; best of
references, reasonable rent Usage 3gs6
Mr. Mathis
by SEPTEMBER FfRSf-For year Or
more; unfurnishod 6 or 1.roon house or
bungalow. with basement. south side
preferred adults; references. Phone
Osarc 1889
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
ESGl|aI en- ID FBIia

354. Collection de Insectos. Cen
tral High School. Aparatos demos
trativos del periscopio, hechos en-
MADEIRA Escuela de Caguas.
-Muestrario de maderas del
pals; representative de 56 classes, pre-
sentado en- cuadros; uno, un escudo
Y otro una estrella. Escuela de Rio
Gsrande.
36I.- Manteleria bordada Y calada
del Asilo de Ninas de Santurce.
-Encaje hecho mano. Ash
10 de Niilas de Santurce. Rafaela Ia
morano.
| 365.-Cesto hecho con fbra nativa.
FAsiio de Ciegos.
| s66.-Una canoa de MADEIRA de Gao
'ba, dibujo elegante, barnizada. Ponce
High School.
Mencion especial de Jurado, de ira
bajos de merito exceptional, que tie
me derecho a diploma.
/ I'm tocador pequeno hecho por
un ciego. Asilo de Ciegos. IN. San
/ tiago.)
i 2.-Un par de zapatillas. Asilo de
Ciegos. Agustin Lopez.
3.-Juguetes de MADEIRA en- COLOR
Iniciacion de una industria merito-
ria, propia de los niiios. Escuela de
Maricao.
!. 4.-Idem, Idem, Idem en- color. Es-
fcuela de Gurabo.
4 5.-Paisaj aje- Marina. (Oleo).
6.-Objeto de MADEIRA hecho en- los
4 talleres de trabajos manuales. Baya-
mon High School.
7.-Idem, Idem, Idem. Yauco High
School
I 8.AIden, Iden, Escuela Rafael Ma
ria de Labra.
! ! % Dibujo en- maquipilla de escri-
bir. - Q
lei Muchacho y la Cabra. Ma
rio Brau.
2.-Una Marina de rio entire Mon
tanas.-Jesus Quihones.
3.-Ramos de fores.-Josefina Igle-
sias.
Respetuosamente sometido:
! San Juan, P. R., mayo 9, de 1920.
(Firmado) ]. Gomez Brioso, l.. NJ.
Morales, J. Gordils y Abelardo de la
Haba.
| I, Adicional:-Faltan los premios de
Hos. trabajos,l Departamento "a" Con-
curse entire escuelas rurales: 514 a
1890; Escuelas Graduadas Nos. 324 a
$50: Escuelas. ........., No. 338 a
AQ; Esperamos lasnotalq que daran los
en9argados deF Departanento,
y resolucioaes:
.,..r--..-, BriOso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
Wilson llllll's l's.lt,Iglltal..h.P'lZ gGlaldl
Posterio rmentte edn1ta ;gxplibc:ara deta-
lladamente los motives que
4 le inducenI a clio
Los Democratas no haran obstruction
en- ell Senado

peja la inc6gnita Ell el asuntO de paZ
Separadamente con Alemania Y Aus
tria, antes de que ell Senado ratifique
el Tratado de PaZ Y ell cOnveniO de la
Liga de las Naciones
Al mismo tempo se ha comunicadO
Ique el Presidente ha expresado su OPT
ni0n los dem6cratas. que no debfa
( hacerse obstruction eli el Senado al
proyecto de Knox. En- su consecuen-
cia ell senatlor Underwood por Alaba-
ma, lider de In minorfa el senador
Hitchcock por Nebraska. que ha dirig1-
J do la lucha en- pro del Tratado aunque
Ese opOndrin la declaration de la paZ,
han decidido no retrasar la vOtaci0n
| sObre ell particular.
Sc espera que pase facilmente Ia
resolution Knox, perO Sc opina que
sera diffcil reunir despues el numerO
de yotos suticiente para aceptaria a
pesar del veto del Presidente.
lii resolution tomada por el Pre-
sidente Sc adapta Il la lfnea de conduc
ia que Sc ha impuestO de dejar el asun
to la consideration pdblica, durante
las elecciones presidenciales del pro
ximo mes de noviembre.
/ Sc decfa que la actitud dc silencio
adoptada por el Presidents. durante
estOs lttimos tlempos, ha tenidO por
obieto no dar con0cer sus planes a
los senadores contrarios al Tratado
csperar la votaci6n favor tic la
proposition Knox.
Sc ahade que al imponer su veto
Ia votaci6n, acompanaIfi una extensa
information contra la oposici0n que
lie han leclio en- ell Senado los repu-
blicanos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
San Juan, 2. R., mayo 9, 1920.

San Juan, T. r., mayo 2, 1920.
ST.. j. w. .Blanco,
! Secretario del Capitulo de Puerto
Rico, Cruz Roja Americana.
Senior: -:
| Ell Jurado designado para juzgar y
discernir premios para los trabajos
rresentados en- la Feria Regional, ce-
Ii brada tajo los auspicios de la be-
n@fca asoeiacion, por 10 que hace al
i lsDepartanento |, sEducacion", tiene Ell
homer de nlfornar que la hecho la
labor que la fucra encomendada del
nlo,lo mas cuidadoso y con sujecion
a 81 leal saber y entender, y resuel-
Ike 10 sieuierte:-
i i CLAsE a Concurso collective de
,,seueias: E1cuelas graduadas:
l. Merece diploma la Escuela de
Carload de Nilas por los trabajos de
bordado en- la clase de costura (No.
s,34) no solamente por el ndnero de
labores presentadas que pasan de
.cien, sino. muy especialmente, por el
marito extraordinario de trabajo, la
limpieza del dibujo y el exquisite gus
to artistico que dichas labores repre-
sentan.
2.-Merece- diploma la Escuela de
| Ciegos, de reciente installation en- ell
Asilo dc Ciegos de Ponce, cargo de
j, la, seforita Loaiza Cordero, por los
| trabajos hechos por los ninos, ciegos
unos, semi ciegos otros, todos de cor
ta edad, en- las classes de costra, te-
jidos, demostrativos de la saba. e in
teiigente y ardua direction de dicha
escuela. (No. 33).
3.-Escuela de Rio Grande.
/ CLASE "A"-Concurso entire escue-
las. Escuelas secundarias. Atlas Y
de continuation.
3S6.-Art. de maderas hecios en- ira
bajos manuales. Escuela Graduada.
(Catano).
336.-Torneado en- madera-Coco.
Escuela 'Graduada. (Humacao).
345.-Objetos de MADEIRA hechos en-
ell taller de trabajos manuales. Maya
giiez High School.
Dibujo Meaanico. Escuela
tecnica de Baldorioty de Castro.
Nota:-Merece diploma fuera de
programa la installation de plomerfa
a medic tamano, hecha por los, alum
mos de la clase. .S',E +
\ Nota:-Tambien es digna de diplo-
ma el trabajo de acero. hecho por los
alumnos de dicha escuela .t6cnica..-- -. g.
CLASE "B"9Concurso individual
de alumnos de las lEscuslaapdbhc$s.
S51.-.Paisaje en- scolor IOlso) nna
tabla con un ramo de flores (de la
Academia Catolicat.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15

ST quieres a Puerto Rico
concurre a Ia Fesaa Regio-
nal y 81 quiere comprar ba-
ratio, venga a Ella Ciudad
Condal". Cruz No. 8, San
Juan. Rodriguez Hnos,
Telefono 260.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
Dddase. de qne sea possible rea,rir Jas
tantes ruotos para dproJai'la,
a pesar del pefO.

Dicen de Washington que Ell Piesi-
dente Wilson impondrd el veto a la
resolution de paz, propuesta pors ell
seilador Knox dara despdes, Elf de-
talle, los motivos que lie han inducido
a toniar esa determination.
Esta information que Sc asegura que
procede de autorizadas fuentes, des-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
Central Cairlbalache'
Arecibo, r. r.
Tercera Amortization de Bonos Hipotecarios.

Por pee Anuco hace saber aos Tenedores de Bonos
Corporation quenes pueda nteresar que en- ei
ehcado e d 25 de Mario umo proceder la ter
la candad de CEN MIL doares
acordada paga Dectva resularon amorzados los
BONOS que correspondent a los numeros sguientes:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15

CEDRO: Acabamos de recibir ur
cargamento de MADEIRA de Cedro, gus
ofrecemos a precios muy convenien-
tes. Tenemos en- todas las dimension
mes.
b. FERNANDEZ & HNOS., Sucrs.
San Juan, P. r.
'Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
OCCASION

Sc vende en- $4,000 al contado una
casa de moderna. de magnifica cons
truccion, con solar grande, en- uno de
los meiores sitios de Santurce.
Dirfjase a
P. 0. Box 659, San Juan, P. r.
Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15

Dollars, New York;, Par.
Pesetas, "a por ciento, D.
Libras, s4.OO.
Frances. 81 por ciento, D,
Marcos, sy medic etvs.
Liras, 6 ctvs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15
LUIS BARON DAvILA r.,

AOIO DANOIy D1AV9lAIA -
con su domicilio y residencia en-
Ia ciudad de Santo Domingo, (R,
d. desea que Sc le informe cual
es el paradero de su padre Jacin-
to Sabas Davila, qIien parfi6 de
esta, para Ponce (Puerto Rico)
hace como 20 amos.
Reprodlzcase en- todos los
peri6dicos de la Isla. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-15

Los MEJORES casimires dri-
les de hilo ingleses Sc acaban de reci-
bir en- ia villa de Madrid.
SAdvt.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06
GREAT RECORD

Private Jos Newman. q. M C. Ft Lscum was am outgoing passenger ou tbe steamship Admiral Watson. cu route to Fort Wordon. Wash. whore bc win be stationed for a time. Mr. Newman enlisted at Scranton. Pa. m 1898. was mustered out in March. 1890, rceu'is.cd in Come pauy F. i7u U $. Volunteers and served through he Philippine war. being 'u Che battle of LaGaspc and EI Boca Game to Alaska witch Co. K. 10th mt. l9i0. being stationed t. SbaeVay. was trauaerec1 ir Valdez n lg1I with ] Co. 10th ml: transferred to 30th in 1912. wont ou steamer Donaldson 'u April. I9I2. and has served as drcmon on
 Che boat continuously since Chat time missing but one hour in al hesc yoars Mr. Nowm8n's term of enlistment Is out in September when he win take another hitch serving until his retirement from service In eight more years
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06
BEAR HUNTERS

Twelve adult brown b..u tn0l and TWO cubs .E.r prisoner s tbo bag 70. a hunting party from which UoW. Long, ol Seward has just returned The young mm called m
 r.rI. Hre Wednesday while en rou. n... tl Seward m Inc Alaska
 WM Hr sm.u. Walter Lodge and Al r.I m ol Seward. he was employed .o. .no hunting frp by Mr. and Mrs. r. n s.oaIman. J.
 NeIm.... and I|u.-Co. Vcofer an $, Louis people They sailed May
 [ nn m. umoy tender Aut which
 hr had chartered and made tber wa. down sllUEoG .taf pas, Che ur..r o.u native village of Natma. vH.. fHe rude bauhna. arc som haIl buried m .ro asho. ol the re- m.rI... volcano eruption Of lal2
 TH.. anchored in Cold Bay on the lI.... peninsula below Kodiak Is- and mot uo CoH Bay to which oI ion.o h.re beau .tamnel.ue but ann.her %. tbc same name. about 5O mH.. from .a. ord ol thc peninsula. .TI. H.ou wa. unfortunately worry
 .t. tr. re.r" a.d Mr. Long "Au tre um. nr were gone we had only
 Ht. day. Inf mshr. Colonel Vooter had a moving picture outfit with hm mt had verr ut'. opportunity to u.. II There .s un timber except auer m thc country where WI. vcro
 've na.I nero.. lo tbo Bristol Bay .Hnr. Altogether twelve bears wort. MH by fhe nur We must have .een .hm. two hundred bears dur- ing IHa trip AM wore brown 0c- .a..maiy we saw caribou and rcd
 l1N 0nc day mother bear Uos ku.I and nar two young uha cape
 uroI w. chained thom to the do.E and they mlde us lots of mu on tbo voyage ouL Tbcy arc to be put
 n tHe park at St Louis Two Of One bears HucI measured over i2 feet long We went down into sGuaw Huhor uo.r pv'oU volcano Mrs.
 sooImau and Colonel Voc.er lolt for tne .ufo. on the Watson from KoIat during tho latter part of Iwe Tae r..t Of ms stayed uuIl July I whom we sailed from King . Cogo near rnea. on thc Pacific Am- orIcan Fish Co. boat Catherine D. I've picked up Dr. Byth thc sow- .arI dentist who had been on pro- .on.i trip among Che Hlmfie and wa. mz.au. to got back to Seward 'Th. Katherine D dropped ms aI ! |K0ohbm where we caught tho . Na.sa bound north Corioya
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06
NEWS NUGGETS FROM ALASKA News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges to Show Whats Going in the Great
 Northland

Alter having received One 1ut poo. Wuml telegram of thc season from Auctoragc telling hat Don suthcr land had arrived tbcre aIo'y Che ko.chIEan Chronicle s.vod notice to everyone that ii would receive mo moro "oouect political uropaeauda
 E s. Hewitt or Juneau ou his ar- r.aI at Ko.cbINu from Hyder said
 hat Che hitter camp looked better chan ever before Mr. Hewitt stated hcro verc az hundred men n Ono Mus. pro.pcetue and that huu- drcd mon wore working In ho Pro. mIor mIue
 CoL w D Groclcv chief forester ot tbc United states. is n Alaska on am o1.caI yau to Inc national lor- e.s Uc {. accompanied by 6. H co.u of Portland. district forester. and John D Guthrie. chief ot public relation. Col Greeley win ho .u Che Territory a month
 Tho Alaska Development Syndi- oato has taken over o1 locations on Ya.auea bea.h A surveyor has gone v..h a party to thc beach and It s Che Intention of Che syndicate to orot house. and buld roads In preparation for thc d-unr oneu- Hous Tbrc vW be hc 0ut oI claims m Ya.aaea beach to hc opp. au,oI
 Om WuHaaI. fisherman from m. ra. boat J. D. Todd n of Ketc1- Han Jumped overheard from ,hu bo.ta0 Gap. Arlington July 26 with One intention O. committing suicide Ta. r...' WI. promptly stopped and momb.-. Q. m. crow had hold Of m. man .hroe rm.. m am calcyor t1 .to h.m bu each tmo ho fought tn.m or and may drowned
 Tu. TnHe hu.a Pulp and r.rw Company h. recorded thc ..a.re o. power sI.. at Cam. m'e. and Thorn Arm Ha.. to Ka'ohkm Th. nunn.. 70. lu. ..les a. given i'm He Io.a.Ion notices. |. for the mmu- mrur. Q. pulp and paper It H
 I ma. tH. power .,o a s.'h.d win furnish ample power for largo mH.. and -hat ,her ar. m rar heart. ol heavily UmhereI I'sIr...
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06


 NH..n hereby given Cha. 'HH Inr|. |rrn.I below. embracing
 .H" H.r... ".'.." Inc Iuneu.s NH- r."r. '"-.. A'H.Eu. W.I h. H- ...t .H settlement nnI .rfrN WnI". tH. provision. .Hr homestead laws of m. United state. and fH. u.t o. T... -. ...r ..f r.H.. -t.I ut tr. United -.." land oH..r at Iu. n..H '.... uH August IN-.. An. ..fr who was actually and n -r" ..f. claiming any o' said lands for Hrr..H...rH. purposes prior 'n I.rH... ...H and nHs noe unHn- IHH"I w. H preference right .r mH.. .Hm..rHuI entry for tHr lands actually occupied Said lands urra ". upon Inc applications Of tr. r.r.r. HnaI below. who r... n n....H.U.. right subject 'u tr. prior right nm. H.r -0.'.Ur provided such If.o- Hr applicant H rr..".| fn mako HHmr.Hal entry am" m" ur".r"U.H r.eHI exercised ur" .. August IH-.. uu which |.f. m. land. win he subject ro s.I. ...merf ar. rr'rr hF any qualified person Applications may ne ''oI tN.r'. I... prior f0 fhn above date hH rI not ha allowed urH Che day for opening tnerr1. eN-
 m." win. served during war w.fr Germany win r.sn flVo n prof.
 H. r.r". ID. entry for a period Q. ..N'r..HrH" day. prior -o Che above Hn'0 rH.H nr...r.rre. however 'e Hrh.a.. '" Tn. superior preference or -HIf."r prior fr IHruarr T. iHHf and '.'rr \ trH.. n' fN.I acres. more or 'a described hr maI0s and bounds HH follows beginning a. Cor nor Nr f trnr0r " eN w. .."H .HH.r.. thence N ts- E lfT1 chains. trnre. HH IsnN .H..rH tnrr.H by Beach NoanIar UHHr. w. IEfH chains UrHr.r r w. f1I ohrus fn r'H.r H' rrrrrInr Listed upon Che rrH. -Huon of Prod HerfI. kaaan hr... LH- f--I.r. X tract o. f'f. ..rn. mn.. nr I0 described hr notes and bounds follows be- ginning at 'nrr0r Mo- f which N Forrest Service monument con sting n' snrr.. nn frr iaH bank of fnr "rurE River rree h'rrod 0r foHr .frs and s0r.hrf FSNHff or north ...r. whence - spruce hoHr w. fH links distant. marked WMH-I and an- spruce 1oars s F w - links distant marked w NH.f Snow capped peak uD f1e Chuck River bears S -f E Stove p.ne or f1a. bearF ". fl w. thence G w 1850 chains. thence w. ltf2 chains, thence N n. .H.H chains. fhnrro s go lN 'Hr. rH..n.. .H.nr. S W. 1.Na rHHIr. .n r.... H. h.e.nnre L.Hfed upon ..r application of David w .I'N May I.. IHlN D. K. PARROT Acting Assistant Comm Homer o. th0 General Land 0H.oc
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06
FERRY SERVICE
 FOR KETCHIKAN
Grand Trunk Pacific Seems Favor able to Plan to Load Cars
 at That City


 of a lcw cIUzcla of Kc.chIkan Che Grand Trunk railway lor hc dm. time s indicating Chat lt would be
 interested In having car ferry sory- ice established between Kotchikau and prnco Rupert so encouraging are Che reports now tbot Q special orort wI bc put forward by Che Commercial Club to hurry along tho proposed now method of tmnsnorta- uou. with Che hope chat It may be put into operation before many months
 One plan. probably thc most iar- sighted. In connection with Ono cor fcrry service. is that railroad should stretch along Che whole front of Kctchikau. connecting Che ship- ncu with Che ferry slip where tho cars would SO aboard thc craft to be akon to Prince Rupert there Co connect with Che uaus-contimontu line This would moan chat Che New England Fsh Company tho canuer- ics Che Ketchimu Cold Storage Com- pauy and ohcr could load their cars right at tho.r own property and theu bayc tbcm switched to Che ferry
 Al Che present time shippers of fresh 0sb 0ud tbc boxes are tipped ou end in transit Chat Che ice moIs and Che product is somewhat dame aeod should Che car feuy service be established a. now seems prob abIe m Che near future. these nmc products could bo loaded into rc- recator ears and shipped so that Che boxes would ucycr have to Doe disturbed mU they arrive at thc point ot distribution iu tho Eastern markets
 n would also mako Ketoh.Mm more attractive as point for paper mau- umourcs for tbo.r product could also roach tbo market more reason- abIy and In better shape .hm hand-
 ling It hy boat and hon .auslou.ne t0 oau upon arrival In thc sa.es
 Indicating on. attitude of ho Grand Trunk Railway toward tbo ear Ury service Is given m tho follow me eNcorn. from % letter written by thc representatives of Che company fo Ono United satos forestry service.
 At Prince Rupert B C.. Che ail- way recently installed a ear ferry slip dock and a similar dock has hccn installed at Swanson Bay. B. C.. by Che WhaIn Pulp and Paper Conn umy. In order Co cator to thc ioad- ur and unloading ot oar'0ad tu1.c at Swanson Bav thus avoiding the cNpomc and delay oeoa ouol by steamer scruco and transfer ol sl.p- ments at Prince Ruper, from or into ur Tho distance from Prince Ru- port .o Swanson Bay sl12 miles
 The installation ol a ear lcrp slip dock a Kc.cb.san could we mdcr- suud he omIy accomplished and navigation would bo af. betvoon hal point and Prince Rupert B C.. a distance Of as miles The channel between Prince Rupert and Ketcb.- kan protected practically an of tbe way by islands, which form a natural breakvater thus usur.ne ale operation of ear fory and Che amc remarks appiy with equal force to other points in Southeastern Alaska.
 n answer to your question as fo whether car fcrry service aDpoais to ms as feas.blc under present con- duons. we bce to ronly in tbc of- frmauye provided Ip dock mcli- ucs arc installed and such udus- trio. located and In operation as to mako it an obioo. to Che railway to nauruutc Che service. Kc,cb.kou Chronicle
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06

Two cannery tenders, Che Glacier belonging to thc scott-Hillary Com pany and the Northland. belonging to thc Hoonah Packing Company collided in Che harbor at Cordova last week. Both were damaged. The Glacier was stove in and would have sunk if she had not been lowed Co tho wharf
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
OFifh Street between Main and
 Seward Streets. Junoau

lFiith Street between Main and
 Seward Streets. Junoau)
 Services are held every Sunday at n a. m. in Che church Of Che Chris um Science Society of Juneau. on FIfth Street between Main and Sew ard streets. The subject for next Sunday win be Spirit"
 Sunday school at 1915 D. m.
 Wednesday Testimonial meeting ot S:l5 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room s. Malony Block. Open daily. except Sundays and holidays. from 9 Co 4:30 D. m. and from to 9 D m Wednesday evenings. Q to8.
 The public is cordially invited Co attend these services and visit the Reading Room.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06
VISIT RELATIVES

Miss WubcImna Mcmcs. niece of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williamson of Treadwc1 arrived on tho Admiral Watson for 90 v.a.t.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06

"sIrkA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modauous American or European p.an For terms apply to Dr. L F. Goddard. SonItorium. Alaska. Adv.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06
GETTING BETTER

lt h reported that Mrs. E F.. CashoI who is Ia Juneau hospital Is making worry rapid recovery from her recent operation.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06

Tho coriotn Chamber or Com- morce has s.nt request that a conn p'e'c survey be made Of Che o.l lands of tfc Territory.