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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-09-30
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDING
September Term

September 6. 1920
Board of County Commissioners
Mendenhali' chairman and F. II
Moved by Drum and secondd, b,
ss ssp 1925 S0aF" at to SoosS %sf, %ufs a.
Sept. !, 1920. Board met persuent
Moved by Mendenhaii and second
be approved Motion carried.
Couch. J. b., Sheriff
Gardner. Il. b.. Under Sheriff.
Drum. C; X; Field sheriff,
Moved by Mendenhall and second
by Drum that the following bills for
salary be allowed. Motion carried.
Mendenhaii. o. O.. inspecting roads,
Msese. H. D.. salary, County Judge,
Daniel. Arthur, salary. County Com
missioner. Pss%; r ,.s.s.. 4; salary County Com
'I,h, Jessie. salary. Court Clerk.
y, ~, Edith. salary. deputy Court
Drum, F, H.. Inspecting roads. So
Hanley. w, b. County Agent, $3.50,
NehiroW, D.. w" Saiary' Nouhty AS
SCISSOR. $4,000.
Brown: Stella. deputy County As
sessor. $4,000.
Brown, b. c.. salary. County Treas
urer. $4,000.
Hughley, c. f., salary deputy Coun-
ty Treasurer. 5000.
>, Miller. A, g., salary. Deputy County
Treasurer, $500.
Foster. A. s.. salary, County Clerk.
cle4H.l asll' $500. b. salary deputy County
stailings, Maude, salary. deputy
Couch. J. b., salary. Sheriff. $780,
Gardner, E. b.. salary, Under sher-
Drum. c. X. salary Field Sheriff,
Drum. c. X. milage, s1I5.7O.
Couch. j. b., milage, S111.S0.
Gardner. Edwin, salary. County At
Wells, "a Expenses and fees.
n,,daddos Maddox' H. II b. Jailor and meals for
Harmon. 4. s., salary tanitor. $50.
Quinn; J. r.. salary county Survey
Knauss. E. E.. salary and keep one
Hiekmo..., w. A. Reg. Birth &
Carson, W. F.. Reg. Birth & Death.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-09-30
'sslEo % stete hsnk, Amt, sg.oQe,QO,

nalko state Rank, Amt, ss.o0o.oo,
Balko Slate Bank Amt, s5,000,0O,
,.arr Gaardner, Il. b.. bond for Sheriff
moved by Daniel. seconded by Drum
that the bill OF ]. j. stanley for
ssov,yV az damage TO well be disal-
Moved and secondet that Profile OF
state Road section ii-32-3S bo APP
Moved by Daniel and seconded by
Mendenhan thai the following bills
Vc apprOv ID. Motion carried.
Inspectors. Judges, Clerks & Count
ers OF Election, Ssi5.7b.
Roy Co, groceries. s2213.
Reeoe,. Grace. laundry for jail. s3.2b
udsy,syr hyy = &. grSocries' White and
stains. J. A., lumber and work on
Court Room. $4,000.
Keith. Jessie. stamps express
Thompson. W. IL. registering 80,
:, waiker.Tayior Co. supplies to Of
ficers, $90.46.
Tracy, f. c.. election supplies. s5.55
Gardner. Edwin. car hire and ex-
Daniel. Arthur. inspecting roads.
Coleman Typewriter Co. ribbons.
$500.
Beaver. ndw. Co. duster and Yale
Spohn, John A.. insanity case, $40
Foster a. s., tel, stamps and ex-
press, Sg,32.
Berners. E. c.. mucilage outfit for
Gardner' I'D. stamps. drayare and
express, s2.O7.
ManIey Pig a. Supply Co sheriff
Deeds S4.Os
Henson, W L., stamps a. express
Sl6.64
Knowles Co-operatlye Co groceries
| for Layton family $4,000
Brooks. L. r., so ton coal for court
house & County farm, sls3.OO.
Munsell DR. l.. s., medical service
at Jail. $500
Foster. A. s., stamps SAGE
Renfrow. j. w. telephone, Sls5.
| Brown, Stella, registration of 27A
| names at &c Si370
| Brown. B. O., stamps a express.
s4SG.
| Cooperative Pub. Co, warrant
books Co. Treas. s76.O7
repairing ballot boxes. $1,000
| Beaver Hdw. n Fur. CO.. window
glass for Co. farm, $500.
| Lawson & Shockley, grain for pois-
| on, SalO
Marvel. H. H., fees a. expense. Sher-
| If. $3.50.
| Rlcheson, III. c., expense and guard
| OF Chas. Smalley, $3.50.
| Drum. c. X, expense in case OF
Cooper or Black, Sj0,5O.
/ Drum, e. X. milage. $1,000.
Drum. C. X. expense. sst0S.
| Couch. j. b. expense. s23.02.
Couch, ]. b., telephone, sl252.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-09-30

The time is come when men
should put patriotism above party
and unite In opposing policy
which would involve us In every
European and Asiatic conflict. The
issue is no longer that of one party
against another IL Is that of an
imperialistlc internationalism against
the best Ideals of American pat
riotlsm. Dubuque (Ia.) Times-Jour-
nal.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-09-30

There Is to be no division In
Ohio this year, no trickery- can be
employed against the voters. It's
going to be n straight-out fight.
and. the 81. Louis Times adds.
Mr.. Cox never won that kind OF
a fight in all his political career. I"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-09-30

Disguise. camoufiage. cover up.
sidestep. pussyfoot or pretend a.
they may choose. the Democrats
know that the issue. first, last and
all time, is Wilson and his works
Wilson and his record--at home
and abroad, in Washington or Paris,
his self-glorification. his se.f-adula-
ton, his selfish arrogance and OBJ
stinacy. y.-Louisville (Ky.) Herald.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-09-30

Printers. at least. will appreciate
that fact that In setting up Sena-
tor Harding's speech of acceptance
they did not run out of upper-case
rs"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-09-30

TERMS; All $1,000 and under Cash On over
$40 given purchaser giving
bearing 10 from with
proved security discount cash $1,000
No property o till settled for
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-09-30

Iron Gray Horse, age 3, VT 1000
Black Horse, age 4, VT 100
Bay Horse, age 5, W.T. 1900
Bay Horse, age 8, W.T. 100
Bay Horse, age 8, VT 1000
Bay Horse, age E, W.T. 1900
Bay Horse, age 7, VT 1000
Black Mare, age A, W. 100
Black YearIing FiIIy
Bay Mare Mule, age S, IA IL hands high
Span Black Mare Mules coming 3, broke,
Is hands high
Bay Horse Mule, age 4, broke, IS hands
high. Span Bay Horse Mules, com.
ing 3, IA IL hands high
Black Horse Mule. age 2, Is hands high
Span Black Mare Mules, coming 2
Span Black Horse Mules. coming 2
Black Mare Mule, coming 2
Barrow, VT IS lbs. Sow, with pig
Young Gilt 9 months old
2 Dozen Mixed Chickens
~ Acres kafir, we'll headed
WhitefaCe Cow, age 3, calf by side,
good mixer
Spotted Cow, age 4, calf by side
KcuCOW, age D, extra mixer, cali Dy S10e
HoIstein Male, age 3, eligible to register
Red Cow, fresh soon, extra mixer
Red Cow, age E, extra mixer, calf by side
Red Cow, age 9, whiteface calf
Black Cow, age 3, fresh soon
Black Cow, 2 years old
Red Pole Heifer, fresh soon
Red Heifer. 6 Yrling Steers & Heifers
Red Cow, age 4, fresh soon
Red Cow, age 5, fresh soon
Set Blacksmith TOOIs-.blOwer and drill,
l-rOw Monitor; 2-rOw Monitor, l2-fo0t
Header, New Mccormick Header-lz-ft.,
2 Barges, K. |. Lister, Canton Lister,
Old Lister, Good Riding Plow. Single
Disc PlOw, Harness, BrOOmCOrn Seed
er and Baler, Buggy and Harness,
Water Tanks--S IL and D bbl.
Heater, Cook Stove, Singer Sewing
Machine, Table, Cupboard. other things
too numerous to mention.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-09-30

J. A. SANDERS, Auctioneer G. w. CAFKY. Clerk
JOHN MILLER Il SONS Owners
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-09-30

Commencing at 1000 a. m.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-06
DOUBLE HEADER
 ON TONIGHT
Na,atouum to Be Scene of Two Basket Ball Games Between
 School Teams

Great preparations have been made for tbc two basket ban games Chat orc to be played tonight at thc Douglas Natatorium between teams representing Che Juneau High school girls and the Douglas High school girls and Indy members Of Che facul- ly of tho same two schools
 The Douglas High school gIrla were very dccislyely defeated In their game with Che Juneau girls at Ju- acau three wocks ago. The score was very lopsIdcd in favor Of Ju- Ioau
 Tho Indy teachers Of Douglas de- 'oatod Che Juneau lady teachers two weeks ago In Che Juneau school gym by single point in a very exciting ,omc
 The two games tonight should be gory oxcitne. aa an four teams have been pracHcIng for Che games and 'ach ls confident lt win win.
 The games win be started at z o'clock and win be followed by Q Hnoy danco.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-06
GROUND HOG
 SAW NO SHADOW
Tho Spring Thaw Started Soon After Monday and Has Been
 on Ever Since

Monday February 2 was Che day ou which hc ground hog was billed .o makc bs debut th.a ycar On hat day One old follow was to de- ..do whether wo were to have spring weather or a.t weeks more winter. Tho whole question hinged on whether hc sun sbono chat day or uot
 There arc eomo who say that for mst mnutc shortly before 12 oclock mc sun brokc through Che louds and haze and cast its rays upon Che town
 No. many people saw lbat how cyer aud wo orc of Che opinion that thc ground hog was among thoso who did uol Evor s.uco Monday One weather has boou mild and tho snow that had fallen to such Q depth has been melting before Che rain ha. boa nucn quite steadily
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-06
BETTER COME

Tho r.euInr meeting or Hose Com rau.es No ! and 9 Of Che Douglas a-. department win ho held Monday .serrrat tte city 0ro headquarters NJ thH meeting t ia expected that m. bowling .oam O, the company which s now u thc Iead n Che rrrdvru tournament win have a u. of explaining to do Tho ias. two games tfe boys bovloi ao abso. mtcIy rofr Chat atcrs win pore Hars he male to Impoach chem ai th. mce.ue
 Plans for attending Che Juneau Frcmena Ran win also bc talked orrr There win worry likely be ne ere at One meeting unless som, "Co1I Samaritan" comes through u..h donation. as thc Ire comrau, Is aboa. ten dollars more chan busted
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-06
LARGEST OUTPUT
 IN WHOLE WORLD
Nine Ncr Kcichikan Produces More Palladium Than Al One
 Rest of World

Government reports show that ,ho palladium production .at tho sait chuck mine. adIaccnt to KolchIkau. vas rrcator during tho pas. year thar au tbc other mines In One world combined And One saitchuck prop- .r.r uas UfUc moro chan In Che pro- ecs oi development during Che period
 h crerr indication that It win ..g. ur moro of tbs wealthy mciai turing Che next year chan n an lt previous history
 Palladium at One present t.mc Is ono ol Che mos, sought and valuable or Che rarcr meaIs Quotations now range about sIi5 per ounce For Che .-.t um. n history platinum which s also produced at Che saitchuck n.nc Is hIrhe- u price chan pal- ladum bringing approximately 5i55 ..- oru.. ht che Saitchuck prop
 v for over, 'ounce of platinum nerc are produced about t1rcr ounces Of palladium. it 's said.
 During the nast week Che new muI which has been undcr course Of construction for some ume. started operation anl ths win br.ue Che out- nut of che miuc mp vcry materially during thc next year heicnihn Chronicle
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-06
TREADWELL PA. A.
 HAS MEETING
Main Event of Evening Was Talk by B. J. Faulkner a Juneau
 Lawyer

n L Faulkner n. Juneau made n ..r ah'e address at the meeting ot tr. rrndreu rarert-reaehor Assoc aauor or Monday evening The meeting vas hold at Che school house.
 Mr. Faulkner took for his theme lmr.arsm" and handled the subject worry interestingly Hc .r.u.ht thal tno rrecut indications ol uIeaU.m could b. better cured br education .h.n br any other uay
 ua. |. au.arnr people so thm her should understand tae mndt m~uH o. thr eoyorumou.
 L U U.rf.ror. commissioner of education .or Alaska. on account o' having n bad cold. was unable 10 be present and ml.. a talk.
 \ diversified program consisting mostly %. mn..ai numbers vas also given at nc meeting and much en- loved
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-06
NEw PAPER FOR JUNEAU

Charles E Heron. at Che present Imo owner Of Che Anchorage Times. win start a morning daily newspaper m Junoau ou March 1. rt is thought hot Mir. Horror win also be a cam d.dato for Che office Of Republican National Committeeman
 Mr. Horror and his business man. arer. j. Wilbur Ward. arrived ir Juneau ou Che last boat from th, south and ore now making arrange monu for Che starting Of Che paper
 Parts of Che printing plant cha. have arrived are being installed n Ono HcUenthal building on Front
 street in Che rear or Cash Coles of flee.
 Tho company has ben incorporate cd and tho name Of the paper whicl win be republican In politics. is t' bo Che Alaska Daily Capital
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-06
TOOK TEE SAFE;
 LEFT THE STOVE
BumIau in Juneau Leave Part of Fxures in Cigar Store
 Carry or Rest

uureaucs haro happened before i'm Juneau. and in other parts oi Ai- ..aa o. tha. matter but mover be- lore have rahh.rs carried o6 saio .o tbat thc ronionia could be taken 1ul at leisure
 rhn H vhat happened early Wod- .rIr. morning at Che American Cigar sto-e Tn Juneau Entrance .a t.e a,orc vas mrcd by cutting a ho'o in Che raud of Che door SO .aata bolt u..I for a lock could be hronu
 rho cash rerater containing about sI5. was Grt opened Che one opcn- ing !. worry obuenr'y ringing w No salr" The money was taken from .lcrc
 rhc afe which weighs something over 5o0 pounds was In another room and ar unsuccessful attempt uas made 10 onan .t Seeing that it could uot bc opened tho burglars carried it a distance Of about 100 .o.. through back alley and loaded f on n Yukon lod Tho sled and contents wcre hauled a distance of omo.hire oter mile to a cabin on Wrouehbv avenue. whoro they uer. s.oratoi
 Night paro'mm Forylhc to whom uo robbery was reported. raHcl hc heavily laden sled Co Che abu by thc deap impression Of Che uuror and arrested two mon for no crime One of tho mon waa rabbed soon atcr be lctt Che cabin and tbc other vas found inside They aro Ralph Rues and Louis Pcroz.
 sovcu umb containing what ia a.d to bc stolen goods from other rlrras %. busncs in Juneau. were found m Che cabin.
 The American Cigar Store. 'ror which tho aefc uas taken. Is partly owned by Ed Rneuctto. formerly of Douglas Hs partner Is a man named Mcdonald.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-06
.CLAMPED DOWN
 LID AT RYDER
When U S. Marshal Arrived at Hyier Much Of Population
 Nusbcd On Again

"rho lid hos been ciampod upon Hydor Che danco halls are closed and gambling and drinking has been declared mogal When ! lolt lon days ago. thcrc wcrc about l25 pco. pie at Ryder and about 100 at Stow. art on Che British Columbia sldc lf Hydcr had remained wide open lr three moro months Chat place would hsyc boaatod Of at lcast 20- 0oo people. but now tho los. ron- Her town In Alaska ia uehL"
 That in short .a tho story of 1ydor brought by IT. A. Bowors. wdl known louaor.al artist and mining man. who has returned from Che .outb. arriving on thc Admiral Wat- .on
 Mr. Bowers also said tbat Che ninety men employed at Che Premier nnc Che property Of the Guegcu- ho'ma were on a strike for white ooks in place Of tho Ch.nba and Che mIno had boon closed for several weeks and would rcmain closed for perhaps several months There arc perhaps 200 mon out in Che noun nius prospecting
 "Od sourdouehe would have on- Ioyed Che sight In Hydor as had drst" Mr. Bowers said today "Tho town was wide open. whisky and 2 .o 1C per cent beer was sold al Che mmy barH Girls were there too. either dancing or soliciting drinks at Che bar Pianos woro thumpod Roulette baoalact and faro were being playod
 "Thon all of a sudden John Roman. former senator from Seward was ap- pointed deputy marshal and he re- co.vod word to close cvcrythne
 "Bonan wont around and told tho various uronr.elou tha, Che lid was on and to forget Che past
 "Baur wont tho l.d and hundreds could mo. got away from Hydor fast anourh Many wont io s.owart ono mile away and'jus' across Che hordcr Thore everything seems to bc wide open.
 "Hydcr s a hari.rock .err.tory lt isa different proposition from Che 0laror camps and ali who arc think nr of eo.ne thoro should br ouN0ne Seward Gateway
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-06
ARCTIC TRADER
 ABANDONS TRIP
Capt. Joe Bernard Gives Up Attempt to Negotiate Northwest Passage
 From West to East

After one Of Che most desperate efforts in Arctic Annals to make the Northwest Passage. sailing from west to East. Capt Joe Bernard, vet- oran navigator trader and explorer Of the Far North. is said to have abandoned the expedition for tho present. He set out on tho pcrilous venture in the season Of 1916, stick ng to it with a grim determination that carried him hundreds of miles To Che eastward
 E. is owner and master of Che ten-ton schooner Teddy Bear which was built in Seattle in 1908.
 In chat tiny vessel he hoped to duplicate the historic feat of Am undscn. tho first and only man to sail through thc Northwest Passage. thus realizing Che dream Of Henry Hudson
 The report that Captain Bernard had abandoned Che venture after more than three years of grim ef- fort was received today through As- sociatod Press mail advices from Los Angeles. The adyIces report that David IT Hurley. a Los Angeles ros- ldont who is am old-tme friend ot Captain Bernard. has received word that Che Teddy Bear was at Banks Land, and that Bernard had given up the attempt to force his way through Che Northwest Passage.
 Captain Bernard has spent years in Che Arctic. He is a brother of tho late Capt Pete Bernard. who was frozen to death In Che Far North nearly three years ago. Tho two Bernards were famous al over the Arctic. there being an old saying among Che natives "Thore be two Pete Bernards in Arctic-ono he named Joe. Seattle Times
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-06
NEw NAME FOR THEM

Tho soldiers Of Che 2ist Infantry stationed at Anchorage at times pub. ush couple of couImus Of news .n tho Auchorarc Times under h, head. aTho Ciycoway" Tho item. contained are mostly local his of members Of Che company stationed at Che ra.lroad town.
 Thoro vas recon, item in tht columns thot we hnf win appca. to au Che local boy who have been In service and some who have uot The item gives new nomo to thos, two essential pieces Of ivory dear to Che heart of tlo soldier boy.
 "Tbo day after pay day loud nm. usual noac was hoard throuebou. thc bormcsa It sounded aa if a troop of caw'ory at hc extending muon was coming through th, buldmc Upon investigation it wa. found Go bc several pairs Of miiop. iur domInocs' in action"
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-06
WOMANS CLUB
 TO HELP CAUSE
Wu Give Gocdy Sale Week From Tomorrow to Help Buy
 Picture Machine

At tbe meeting of Che Coughs Island Womana Club held Wednesday afternoon |. aas decided Co help out Che e.bcmc started by tho Douglas Parent Teacher Association lo gc. o moving picture machine for tac Douglas public school
 Wost of Che progressive s.hooa In .hc satcs and some u h'aata now have moving p.etur. machine Iho.. machInes are a erc1t a.l .u Che udy of many subjects i'm tte school and makes thc study mor. interesting to thc Ofoar.
 ro hen the cause along ihe Doug las rard Womns club has de- r.f.t ta give n -rooly aie on sat- aray February .r ouc uee. tom tomorrow rbc aIe win be at Che odd rHaas hau which ha. boon donated for lnc occasion.
 Donations of goodies lor .H. a'c ar, being solicited from ho.h Doug las and rroaiNeu people N't o' trc TrelIuo1 children a' s.wo .mo attend the Douglas Heb .oo. and ner win be bero0..eI hr .he tn. aaUauoa ot Che machine .. uc.I as tte nous'as children.
 Those wishing fo mako donation. sloe.t .ommnr..'.. W..H some O, .hr memhe-. nf Che Woulrs Club
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-06
FREWENs DANCE

The fourteenth annual ban of Che Juneau Fire Department win bo held on next Thursioy n.eht February 10. which .s Lincon'a birthday
 Bremen Of Douglas Island win bo extended invitations to attend by Chief Sim Fricmm of Juneau. and many win bc there People not members Of Che department can at- tend by purchasing tickets ihat are now on sale Iu Juneau
 Elaborate plans are being made for Che dance which win be In Che A. B Hau Special decorations and other features win be on for tho evening.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-06
DIED YESTERDAY
 AT THE HOSPITAL
Mrs William Kelly, After Illness of Something Over Month,
 Passes Away

Mrs William Kelly died at st Ann hospital last evening. after an illness that started just before Christmas Up mtn o'clock last night thoro was no indication that the end was near. and Mrs Kelly seemed to Doe resting easily. At 5:3O she passed quietly away being con- rcious up until Che very last
 The deceased lady was suffering from a combination Of heart and kidney trouble that has kept her bed ridden for over a month. At times l her condition was critical, but tho end was not expected at tho time it came.
 Mary Ann (sullivanl Kelly was born at Detroit Michigan. f6 years six months and fourteen days ago. sho came to Douglas fourtceen years ago and was married to William Kelly a year later. An her married lifo has been spent on Douglas Isle and.
 sho is survived by her husband. William Kelly her mother, Mrs. Ann Sullivan. also Of Douglas lsl- and. and three stop-children. Ray mond, Marion and Honorah Kelly. Marion s hcrc and is employed in Che First Territorial Bank. while Che other two children are attending ichool at Spokane Wash. They have been appraised Of Che sad news by wire
 On account Of tho inaccesibnity of tho road to Che Kelly home at Treadwel. tho remains now lle at st Ann hospital. where they may be gIowed by friends.
 The funeral services win be held tomorrow Csoturday) morning at 9 o'clock at Che Catholic church. Rev Father Van Dor Pol win conduct Che services Tho intormont win be at the Catholic cemetery It s re- Quested that friends please omit flowers.
 Mrs Kclly's brave 0ght for lifo ended yesterday afternoon at 5:30. Stricken iust before the holiday sea- son. sine has ever since kept up tho unequal struggle with great courage Known and liked by practically ev- aryone on Douglas Island. her death while not wholly unexpected. comes as great shock The family has Che sympathy of everyone for their great loss
 Mrs. Kelly's death win not only be felt by her family and many friends but tho Catholic church win also feel tho loss Of a faithful worker for lhe church she loved
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-06
THrEvEBY

stop. arc being tafcn fo curb tho hicyInr tendency ol aomo nore'u Hlmd nhabHaut or Into srycoI
 hrlts have aton place that have gone beyond fhc petty etaeo and have become grand iarconv Rccortl" the J H. Long cannory on the eitr doof was gone through and everything chat could bo carried was taken Fortunately most of tlc goods wore recovered Several other cascs of 'er.ouy have hoon reported and Che authorities have under observance Ono ones who did Che stealing and ar- rests arc soon to bo made
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-06
DOUGLAS p. TT. A.
 MET TUESDAY
Feature of Evening Was Talk by Hon John Rustgard, Lawyer
 Of Juneau

Tho Douglas parent-Toacher Asso- aUon held very interesting monthly meeting in the assembly rooms Of Che school house Tuesday evening
 One Of thc features Of Che evening was talk along educational lines ry John Bus,gard. of Juneau Mir. 3usteard was at one time a school carhor. but is now a lawyer He favored witch very good talk
 Thcrc was also diversified pro- rr m Including music and singing hat was very woIl given