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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-22
S.P. GILBERT, JR., WILL
SUCCEED LEFF|NGWELL
tBy United Press. }

WASHINGTON, June 22-President
Wilson yesterday appointed s. Parker
Gilbert. Jr.. to succeed Assistant Sec
retary OF the Treasury Leffingwen.
He has been one or the latter's aides.
He appointed Edward Cats envoy ex-
traordinary and minister plecipoten-
tinry TO Greece
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
MOONsHINE BURNED
 AT CORDOVA FIRE
Fire Department Called Out to Quell Flames From Sdl That Be-
 came Ovorhclted

Practically an our best people mf.I n.r napkins out from under .fer rhns and rushed ou. ot doors about 6 o.coes ast night iu answer .o Che .trtcs ol ttc Gre siren Clouds lt smok. were rolling mp from one .- hc cabins in the suney between nut and Second streets Lo. as our gallant fire lighters burst .u the Ioou ol Che blazing cabin. thcy wore almost uoorcd by the emphasis ot a
 meu which theoretically went out If existence uItb thc passage ot he
 ehtcmh amendment -a yoaslN .oochy sour.b mou Evidently
 omotane was rotten tn tha state ar Denmark Five barrels of it in n.t mixture ol nIs.ns hops sugar. flour. ctc. \ gasoline stove. lrr burning under Che sul had blown ou tha top oi Che sum and
 ruei Che Gre \ large kcg of Che
 finished product "whIfc-cyc.' stood rar n was ooufisca.ed together with quantity of Che mash. and ascn away to ,he Ian as evidence. Charley Hong. proprietor ot Che Hong Kong Noodle Hoaac was ar- rested on suspicion though there was ro one in thc cabin when Che G-e department arrived Tho place was unteumicd Five empty har- re'e a great hole in the roof and a cutrery mess of bushels oi fcrment- ing ra..'u. and yeas. give evidence today Of iost cyunsa settlements C1rdoua Times
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
FEES ARE RAISED
 FOR ATTENDANCE
Five Dollars Win Now Be Paid to Juymen and Witnesses Will
 Get Three Dollars

United States Marshal J. M. Tam uor has received notification thaL beginning July |. jurors and wife ucssos fees in Che Frs, division win be advanced. Jurors. both petit and grand. wu receive 30 per day and witnesses S3 The present rate Us S3 a day for iupmen and }2 for witnesses
 The securing Of thIs increase has been advocated by every grand jury for Che past twenty years and has been recommended by Che local of- uciaIs The money paid formerly would not keep iurymon or witnesses in Che necessities ot Iio while g.yug thcir lime Go Che work.
 Tho term of Che district court at Kotcbikan Is scheduled to close to- day or tomorrow and Che court party win arrive on Che Alamcda Sunday Juymeu win report at Juneau Mon- day for Che spring term of court
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
HOSE RAGING

At au informal meeting Of Hose Companies No and of che Doug as drc department Monday night t was decided to enter hose teams in both bc Juneau and Douglas races during hc Fourth of July ceiebra- uons The races th.s year win be run In tbe same style as last year. being with four lengths Of co.ied hose that is thrown on tho ground. coupled and connected Co Che hy- duut and water thrown through che nozzle
 X nucleus of a team to represent hc company was formed last Mon- day night and au mremcn are asked to attend Che regular meeting next Monday evening Co ass.st in poriect- mr Che formation of a team or teams.
 Besides One discussion ou hose racing. members should bc ot thH meeting to get in on roll cali under thc new uuug chat drops chem from tbe rou after three successive abe
 aDco from regular meetings.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
SUIT FOR DEBT

Suit has been filed by the Alaska Troadwel Gold Mining Company against Che Deep Sea Salvage Com pany. operating at Bridget Cove on Che wreck of Che Princess Sophia. A writ of attachment was asked for and served on two Of tho defendant company's boats. Che Enterprise and Harold C. The former is a gas boat lying in Juneau and Che latter a steam tug that is at Treadwel awaiting repairs
 10 is claimed that the Deep Sea Salvage Company owes the Tread wei Company Che sum Of f2,0f6.53 for work performed and sotis fum- ished. The work was machine and boiler repairs on boats belonging to Che Deep Sea Salvage Company
 Just what effect Che tying up Of two Of Che company's boats at this time win have is not known. 10 had been announced that Che rais- ing Of Che Princess Sophia would take place June goth. upon tho ar- rival Of material from Seattle.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
PUBLISHER DIES

George M. Arbuckle. pioneer resi- dcn) Of tbe Idiarod district where he published Che Idiiarod Pioneer for number of years. died there recently following Q protracted ill- ness.
 The deceased was in Che Dawson country n Che early days of that camp where he was employed by
 One Kloudike Nugget. Hc stampeded to Che Fairbanks district shortly after Che discovery Of gold on Pedro creek. and was among Che first Co locate ou Cloary where he published a weekly newspaper Later on be moved hls outfit Go Cinema. and finally located in Che IdItarod district fol- lowing Che rush Co chat camp
 The publication of thc Pioneer was suspended more than year ago and Arbucklc went Outside. returning North last summer and rcsuming the publication Of chat paper. After a few issues had been printed. tho pub- fisher became ill and his condition soon became serious Ho was con- fined Co his bed practically an winter and his condition was such that it was considered doubtful months ago of his ultimate recovery.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
SECOND MONEY
 FOR CHANNEL
Combination Team Lost Deciding Game m Whitehorso Touma-
 ment to Skagway

A number of Douglas lsland peo- pie. including some baseball players wont on Che Whtcbore excursion bs year, Tho trip to ssagway was madc on thc Alma. leaving shortly after 9 o'clock Friday morning and returning at am early hour Monday morning
 Among the ban players going from hero were Garn. M Gallwas. Arthur Nc'son. Or and Sinclair Brown. These mon united with some of Che Juneau boys and some from tho sub chaser aIO and formed a team that played in Che tournament They de- oatcd Whtehorsc in Che frst game by a score ol 6 to 8. Skagway de- laatcd tbc soldiers by a score Of [ to a Tint game was ca'lod by Che
 umpire in Che sixth inning
 The cause of Che shortening of che Soldier -skaeuay game was tho um- n.rcs decision ou squeeze play where he called a sugway runner afc because Che soldier catcher inc torfcrcI vIh Che batter when the play was pulled The soldiers qucs- toned Che decision and refused to finish Che game. and Che umps gave It Go saeway Chat team being one run In Che lead
 For thc Channel team. iu Che frt game Lamroc. a sailor. pitched for two innings and was relieved by Gun. who won from Whitehorsc After supper Che deciding game be- tween Che Channel team and skag- way was played. Tho latter won by score Of [ to Q. thereby winning first money and Douglas second. Garu pitched Che last game for Che locals.
 The trip was thc usual one. with plenty Of dancing and general good times Wmtohorse Is now dry, and some of Che boys missed Che usual iouid refreshments. while others did not miss much of anything
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
COAL IS RAISED
 DOLLAR PER TON
Owing to Increased Cost of Commod- ity, City Is Forced to Raise
 Price at Dock

On account Of a raise in price at Che bunkcrs Of Che loo tons of coal received here early this week on Che frelehtor Santa An. announcement was made at Che meeting Of the city council chat Che price had been raised Go consumers one dollar a Con. Tho price is now S15 a ton. or fl6.75 delivered
 lt was reported that Che Keeney pile driver was making good progress on the repair work on Che Douglas city dock and chat Che work would soon be completed
 Tho street committo reported that Axel Kronqyist had completed his work of repairing st Ann avenue and that chat street was now in good repair
 Ways and means were discussed for raising enough money for the city expense budget for Che coming year It was felt that owing to Che decline in tho value Of real estate In Che city it would be rather difficult to raise money on property tax. It was decided that a thorough taxa lion on personal property would be made ihIs year
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
FISH PACKING
 STARTED HERE
Buyer Is Mild Curing and Shipping Fresh Fish From the
 City Wharf

A new fishing Industry has sprung up In Douglas. with A. J. sonsthagon, representing Che Alaska Pacific Fish- cries Company. at Che head of it
 Mr. sons.harcn who is a very we'll known 8sh buyer and packer Of Southeastern Alaska. having made hls headquarters at Petersburg for Q number of years. s buying king salmon and mild curing chem. also shipping thom iced. He is using che building Of Che Douglas Island Pack iue Company on Che city dock for his wor
 At the present time most Of tho Gsb being packed are coming from Seymour canal where Mr Sons thagou goes to purchase He has already made one large shipment Of fresh fsH on Che Jefferson and win ship moro on the City of Seattle to- day. Besides Che fresh 0sh. severn. Uercoa have hcou mIIdcurcd.
 At the present time most Of Che work s being done by Che buyer hmac't but it ia his Intention to put on more men as soon as they can be secured. and it .s expected that Che Industry win grow Co quite large proportions
 I'm uc meantime J. IT, Long and asoc.atos are installing a large holcr in their canning plant on the city dock. and it is their Intention Go start canning small quantities of fsh soon and to Increase their pack when tho salmon start running moro freely some umo iu July.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
TO TENAKEE

Mrs Joseph Manlcy went to Tone aaco ou Che Bur M yesterday morn me with considerable of her house. hold goods and win make her home in Che new house recently purchased there by Mr. Mauley Mr. Mau.ey and William Nauley win operate Che Earl M on lhc Tcnakeo run twice a week. leaving Juneau and Douglas ou Monday and Thursday mornings Earl win assist tor O umc and win then perhaps come back to Douglas Mrs Maulcy win stay at Che springs at least until the opening of school m Che nll
 The Manlcy wharf at rcnakce is sufficiently completed 800 chat it can be used as a landing place ot high and half tides
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
IRENE MCDONALD
 PASSES BEYOND
Died at Che Home of Her Parents Mrs. and Mrs. J. F Mcdonald.
 Tuesday Morning

Irene Mcdonald died at thc houo ot her parents m Juneau Tuesday morning. altcr having arrived from Seattle ou the Jefferson last Sunday She had bcc8 sick tor tte pas, three months from Che effects of an oper- auou performed a. Seattle. where she had been urue for something over year,
 Tho funeral was held yesterday afternoon Iu Juneau at Che odd Fe'- lows bau under thc auspices O. Che Masonic ioIec Rev. u E Green. me of Che Methods. church oHc.- atcI The pau bearers were Charles Oac-bcre William Fes James ChrHoc. Guy W.Nauehton Charles NaebcI and L. L Harius The funeral was boauutu. onc and tac louI offerings very promc Many o.Iume friends ol the McnoraIds at. tended from Douglas Island and thcrs ucrc also many Juneau people present. The burial vaa u the Masonic cemetery
 Irene Mcdonald was born iu se- attie on July -f. f>a2. She came .o Douglas uIh her parents. Mr. and Mrs John P Mcdonald. I'm l>a-. She grow up m ns city. where ber father for many years was chief ot police She attended the public
 -hoo.s hero and was worry popular among fbe young folks HaI D dozen years ago she moved to Iu- reau uhcrc her parents arc located. and har made her home thore most of Che time since mul going to so- atue to live less thautwo years ago.
 Taken very acl at Seattle and realizing chat she could uo. live. she expressed wish to see her father ud Do bc uh her folks Iu Juneau .1 hcr mother. who had gone to s.- a-uc brought her home on thc Je.- fcrs1r She was very iu ou tn. boat and I- vas only her strong de- termination to live mtI she rcacaod hcr destination .hat kept her alive mu he- arrival at Juneau Less than two days after her arrival she passed away Ue sister. Mrs. H F Morton Of stka. had In tho mean- ume been sent for and arrived or Monday Che day before her as,.rH doath
 pe-han. hore never was better known family u Douglas chan .Jack" Mcdonald -ud his viie and two daueltors who were ther fathers constant companion when tbev wore iue to,s Au Che people of che Island mpata.ze with tho family m tbc.r loss and Che sad cir. cumstauces surrounding It
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
FURTHER PLANS
 FOR CELEBRATION
Committeeman Appointed Date Set and Plans Perfected for
 Celebration Here

That independence Day win be celebrated on Douglas Island Mon- day. July D. was Che decision of Che meeting of Che Fourth of July Assoc c.ouon on Monday evening
 rbcrc n every indication that ths celebration win be au enjoyable one and chat ample funds win be on hand with which to have a crod.t- able day ol sports
 The nrst business transacted was Che appointment oi Che various come mt..c. by Chairman Jerry Casheu. The appointments were as follows.
 Arrangements A. E. Gur. L. H. Mosear and J. w Martin.
 sroru JW. Wilson. F E Boothe. .J. F. Henson. J. 10. Laugseth Robert Fmcr William Robertson. Al. Caya. pio Martin. Gabriel Paul AXel Kroaoyat Nela Anderson, Arthur Gau
 uc.orauous Prank 0.yer John Kue Arthur olson. sam Paul
 Music. C. H Erickson J w Wilson, Paul KesoL
 nm.o F HHaceou. Geo. GrIge CIuuo. Hasaus Auc shuish1t u1ue. Oliver
 Th. Marshal oI Che uay was to be chosen at n Ialcr meoUus
 The finance committee reported taat a total ot sa-6 had been raised .o mr taat Ihc-o ua. a balance ot omcthn- over $40 in Che bank from il. celebration of two years ago Thcro ua. said to be good prospect ol secure moro money If .he-e ua. baseball game on ceIe- HuHan day
 In aaIue Che money .t was de- .f.I u.t Che sports committee .omI be allowed ss25 with which fo have program ol rpora Che nor. .o consist of n hose acc bah game and events for ,ac children. 10
 planned To have small band In hc afternoon and s1o wa. allotted for hs purpose A dance In Che rmir- .t N.Hforum nal was sur- e...I and win hc arranged for
 Upon motion a vote o' thanks was rendered to thc lad.o. or Che Doug as Island Wumma club for their efforts in getting mp a Memorial Day program taa- w.s very orediab.e.
 Cor.Uel.h.. enthusiasm was m1u- .I..t.I m Che meeting and Che motion ,o celebrate on July 5h mot wIth hmrg .pn.ora. ot everyone present. n was stated a. iHe meeting that The mining eomnan.e. or tho Island would clos. down ou the arh
 Th. nez, meeting O. tbc aHoc.a- ror win hc hold next Monday night
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
FIRST GAME TO BE
 PLAYED IN JUNEAU
Douglas Bremen Will Journey to Juneau Sunday to Gross Bats
 With Capital City Team

Manager Arthur olson Of the Douglas baseball team having lost in Che tos-up with Manager Jack Woodland Of Che Juneau team, Che Douglas boys win play baseball next Sunday afternoon on Che Juneau grounds This is the first game of che season on Che Juneau grounds and Che first game of the season be- tween hoso traditional enemies.
 Tho probable lineup for Douglas win be Garu. Martini Oliver Call was. Higley. Koamoy Brown, Wiit- amen and several others not yet do- cIdod upon.
 The gamo should be a fairly good one. as thc teams win without doubt be evenly matched and about equal n preparation.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
ROBERT FRASER
 HEADS EAGLES
New Officers of Local Aeue Installed at Meeting of Last Friday
 Night

Robert Fraser was installed as Worthy President ol Che Dous'a. AerIe of Eagles at their meeting of last Friday night and Alex Kioh pas, worthy president took that cha.r after perhap. thc most pros porous year as fr as membership is concerned. that the Eagle lodge here has ever had other od.ceu lu- stalled were
 Alex surrook. vice president
 otto WIdcmaun. chaplain.
 Alex Soy. conductor
 Cau H Erickson. secretary
 B A. Schmidt treasurer
 Arthur Gorn. Inside guard.
 James EimIstou. outside guard.
 Joseph Patterson. trustee
 Secretary Carl H Erickson acted ss installing officer for lhc occasion
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
TO SPIEL RIVER

Two cottages that formerly stood on Che ground near what was known as Che Honeymoon Flats at Tread we'll were taken Co speel River last week by Capt Hay Bayers Of the Alocto and are Co be used by Che Alaska Pulp and Paper Company there.
 Douglas Meade is now in charge Of Che building operations at speol River and L. IT. Mclnnes and George sukey of this place have gone there to assist In the erection of saw min for Che company.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
GASTINEAU LOST
 ON OPERATIONS
Net Loss for Che Year Was Some. thing Over Forty-Nme Thou
 sand Dollars

ae.sa Gold Mines ho'd.ne com- pony for m. Naska CasHuoaa. au- rn.l r.ro.. shows that during ioia trr gold -r.orr-y amounted to f6 ..rs n ur as compared wi,h SIS ..u.. per ton In 1aiS. which .s se.t- evident proof ,hc Boston News Bu- -rru ay.. .n.t under prevailing cone ffors .her. .rr be no profit .n cone rnrel operation of che property
 Wuur lhr operating loss for iale s ..heIu.cf at f--sHa-. the actual cash Io.e only amounted to Sio.o5t .thr being lu. fo credit aceruaIs from prepaid development reserves -rt mp tn Che na.t large touulges having boon lraan from ore reserves upon which . portion o, the mining .ors had previously boon pa.l
 President Hayden states that ths United States production of gold In 1919 amounted to f5S.50n.o1'. a Is-rm., Of to per cent from Che 1915 production of floi00n.N0o. Tho yaIuc Of che production reoovcr- rI by Che Alaska Gold Mues c1m- nrry .n Iaia. amounting to Si.f7f.- aoa represented approximately -'a DOT c.rt or the total United States production During its hyc years oi operation. tde company has produced to.ai ol s-50s.rt0.
 Nr Hayden aits "Your company r.u continue operation only so long a. advantage can b. taken Of extract. Irr orc a'r.adv broken in siopcs or prarar.ur for m.r.as ou which dc. re,ormcr. and breaking costs have boon previously paid either wholly o- .n largo rar. th.rebv recovering Che amoun. Invested In fhe develop mont and preparation for mining o'
 such orc rcnrf..
 At One Aa.sa Gold Nres annual meeting John D DIon was elected as director tn place ot x. R Babb.u dcccaset
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
TERRIBLE TOLL
 IN THE INTERIOR
Late Influenza Epidemic Claimed M1ny Victims While It
 Ragged Recently

Editor Thompson. of tho Fa.r- banks Ncus Miner wires that thc fnaic of Che story of Che nu epic donnie which took the heart out Of Interior Aiaska tor Che time being ard madc everyone look at their hole card. Is fry-u.nc dead at Ncnaua out or 1ti rascs. n.nc dead iu Fair banks out %. 500 eases. Che fu start- ne i'm Fairbanks. eight dead at Circle. ono at Eagle Greek. eight at Che Indian rIrec below Chcua. one rt the uz farm ufty miles out one at m. Nrc- house and one lt S1'- -rrkr. r-hf,.srvcn deaths u aiL spy. hc corioya r.mes of Che 5th r.t
 Tho rcascr for Che extreme pcu- a'ty a. Ncraua was One pneumonia winds which blow au Che .me ot che glaciers of Che Bro.d Pass. During tne epidemic .b.r.reu deaths oc- cured m Fairbanks. four from ottrr causes rlau 1u.
 Fairbanks dead ore. Stanley R. Hes. rerr, wuourhby Mrs Frank Hmeuu Mrs nav. potreo. Mrs. Haurhc- Borden. Alice Warmer. Mrs. Ros.rom o. Brooks Harry Williams partner ot Prank Lavsoo Harry Nci.on rrehe-. Henry Klc.nscmIdt Geor-e uraar. team.t.r. fi L. sc.- rer Mrs Pat W.touey
 Th. dead at Neaana arcs Larry O.Krere. N C agent. Mrs. Joe O. Common Herman RosburE Mrs Gro--. Beu.r. who was Louie Cave arnu-t. Mrs. pat Carroll Bob smith. Mrs Mike coorey EI Herber Ralph wae.hf.- A1.i Eudstrom. sam Dot- rich. Mrs. Bort IoaH.oa. ANel Cove u-tor uar N.Hu.s. Mrs. Joe Burn. vr. George Ue-r.uefon WiI- Iam Kus.k William Mclaughlin. c On. s.m and Nick EaIivIch. AIoX Harry We.t.r. William coutu of N. s.hIn. Jimmie Nasara. a Jap. George Ar.soF Bon Iehn.oH and twenty serea naur.s
 Nrsr NH.n. at Farle erccks Mrs. Iaes ray.or. at the toN farm.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
BUYS HOME

L. S. Ferris who moved from Troalveu a short ume ago and H now operating Che stedmau Hotel o. Nctch.kau. recently purchased home there The house belonged to J N Wyesor and win hc occupied by Mr. and Mrs Ferris when tho present tenants leave for thc south
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
ARRIVED HOME

Miss Mary Martini who has been at Seattle for the past several years uk.ne a course in nursing. arrived hero on Che city or Seattle yesterday for n visit with ber parents Mr. and Mrs pio Martini and family
 Fred Gius hcr uncle who was Co accompany her north. 's remaining in Seattle for O time on account of Mrs Gius having recently undergone an operation.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
IN ARIZONA

A letter was recently received here from John Olson. formerly In bus moa in Douglas. but now located at Phoenix Arizona, in which Inc says that Mrs Olson Is not much Im- proved
 Mr. olson also told of Che death or J. A. Couloy formerly of Thane and Juneau, who died very suddenly in Tacoma tho latter part Of April Mr. Conley who had been twenty years ln Alaska, was very we'll known He was 62 years Of ago.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
NEW WIRELESS

Euhrrcmcnts and improvement. have recently been made by stanton Martin Co hs wireless receiving sta- uon here Formerly Ono aer'ols wert only ou Che top of Che J. w. Martin store Recently long span of wire was placed from thc top of Che dancing pavilion ou MoyNower Island to pole installed near Che old Ash market at ,hc head of Che city dock Stanton ays chat Che wireless now works IIkc charm
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
OPERATED ON

David U ChrlsIoo was operated m Tuesday ot st. Ann hospital Iu- ucau for appendicitis Mr. Chr.atoe recovered very von from One opera tIm and lt is expected that he win be able to leave Che hospital In pm unusually shor, time.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
GOING FOR VISIT

Mrs A. E. Gurr and two children. Cecelia and Jack. win leave on tho City Of Seattle tonight for Che south where they win visit during tho summer with relatives in Washing ton and Montana.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
INJURED HAND

A. Murray tho local saw min magnate. became ontonglod m the knives Of Che planor at his mill yca- tcrday and before hc could gct loose received rather severe Injuries Go one of his hands 10 was necessary Co shut od Che power in thc min be- fore Mr. Murray could bo liberated
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
ON ANNUAL TRIP

Superintendent Of Education Les ter D. Henderson of Che Territory Of Alaska. left last night for skagway on his first lap Of his visit to an Che schools Of the territory He will SO south from Nome this fan.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
ATTEND THE U

Miss Esther Oliver. whol has been visiting with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Frank oliver for the past two weeks. left on Che Jefferson Tues day morning for Seattle. where she win attend Che summer session of the University ot Washington. Miss Oliver win return in Che foll Co teach again at Che government school at Eska. Alaska
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
ON ALAMEDA

Miss Maudc Lilostrand win ar- rive hero on Che Alameda Sunday for a v.ait Miss L.uoroud has been n Seattle for tho past two years after having lived for many years ou Douglas Island
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
STUDENT COMING

phu Bradley. eou Of Mir and Mrs. ID R Bradley o. rreadwc'l a eN- rrrfed home soon. Philip has com- rfclci his frt term as a student oi Culver Military Academy at Culver. Indiana. and win visit w.,h his parents hero wtl Che opening Of e.roo. tn Che a.L
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
BROKEN ARM

Carl Hagcrup. six-year-old son of Alr. and Mrs Hagorup Of this city, fcl from Che porch Of thc Croatian hall building yesterday and frac- tured Che bone of one Of his arms.
Douglas Island news., 1920-06-11
NEW OPERATOR

Nr John Hun has resigned aa operator in thc uoueIw telephone central and her place has been taken by Miss Unn Grove