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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-12
T REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Hol SIS tbH NAlb ~
uhEuy uNo. ..uu house ou rtat TIfu.
a... ouI, uiI aru Tor o. 900 s. 900 ,,sn
NHH.u lr' .lurut tu. zoe Security B'iFs
GOOD TIES Room hous" for to" ~
quick n suu want this ono can
ns VAST EIGHrIE near hcauuful nm.
Greet addition five room bungalow
double floors French doors pud large
bath. tuil Hiac lot butt Tor homo.
prgo $3.50 with easy tertnt Phone
q olpr Gloha Real Estate co
TnU SALE rhrcc room, house with Tor.
ulturo 90 be moved 500 cash. 1920 T.
a0.uud roar
MADISON. SOUTH rhrce. fyc room
houses ou large lot. all modern In
f,r oco%a rrd,--ty ~. u as @ good g ss
Realty CO.. i'G Robinson Uldg, Usage
EAsV SIDE rtyo. room hunEalow large
pors6ss & G''Sa so r5t ''SS s1a dS dsaSy SSs S@S
Nun Frlrr f'.fFn. balance easy Phone
DgtsT Glob' ucel Estate 60.
room bungalow, hardwood faors. niro
decorations and nNtures, mirror doors,
huUt.iu features. ltrEo closets land base.
mont. built for home. yrico is.-ao,
Cedar Giohe Real Estate Go.
HHoABMOOV ADDITION. Dandy nv.
room uunrslow has an hnllt.'n tgaa,
u tG.soo with $4,000 oash Lewis
u4o Ccnar tl1.
-. Park HtLL
81 f0o..Thr'' room modern cottage,
good location. lot toNitas terms
LEWIS a OTTO
40 Mayo nldr. Cedar az
\ FINE my At 10000. East side fis
thror bedrooms garage and driveway
lovIu A otto. cedar az.
.s2uTrn SlnG s'N- -roon. ,we,.,ory ,,,.s,,,
floors and tnautcI. close In. "a bargain at
- 500. good terms Lewis & otto. Cedar
IRVING PLACE Practically new two.
story house six rooms msntcls; hard
wood floors. east front, garage and drive
way a good buy at $500. terms. Lewis
& otto, cedar ~
$1,000 Down AND WE Will SELL.
o9AGG 5sei uorrMA%
$500 nuYs four-room noderu h5uos,
buys nNo-ruom house In Kendall; we'll d.
garage. ono lio,k from car, price {2.i0o
$500 buys modern four rooms ard bath.
south side. we'll Price $500 Mr.. Ray y-
moud Cedar los
IulLLCVESr home huuding now finished
Co. sht sev"n rooms, huut-tn fixtures.
rcH home s. 900 $500 cedar ' iiSSS -
$500 CNsu. $40 month puts you iu pos
q sa".inu ot p thrgc.roum house on North
aud chicken house lot fenced two bluchs
/ OF good school three blocks t' ear line
/ IprIuc $50 r. VI Uouymsn 20, rooms
/ 3 aui %. old Daniel nidg Phone Cedar
FINE TWp-sTOHy residence. most beau
/ . utul location east front OAK floors
IHpn1railous ARE grand. basement. garage.
/ FIgo fla'oo, q 600 cash. HAIR a Sons
Sl.aoo. f"5oo CASH win hu, beauumI
q N"HHt cd a NF j. |.IH 30
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-12

IhEUf nNo.Iuuw house ou Eut tIftu.
f'uUi value So pct month fur f"v
IH.. uu|t utfI HrU Tor o. 900 y 900 cash
YHuuu lr .turut Co. .t' Security B'1Rs
Phone II#urY .a.H
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-12
BIG BARGAINS IN
u. $. ARMY GOODS


IGrt6 tents. 3-toot wall. '4-oz.
double filled duck treated with gov
ernmcnt watcrprootIug and proacrv-
ing process, guaranteed no rips,
holes or tears ...... ....t..t $40 90
Same tent. not treated ..... $1,000
pxa offircrs tent. army duck, foot
wall ridge polo type ....... 90
Gray wool army blankets, brand
new. size 6SNSS. weigh, ~ It's
each .at.t...t... ....... eo."u
GRAY WOOL blaukcs slightly ueed.
size 6GxSi. weight ~ lbs., each $3.50
Wool sov Goc per pair 3 pairs 30
& pllrg ..s.t.t.. ..ts...t .'t. Do ' -.'u
6-lh. knaN cotton aCnmforH slightly
used, IN excellent condition each 81
Bib colorcd cotton comforts. slight
~ used in excellent condition,
each ....,,.......... ....t..,.. N2.hO
q. y wool shir's In perfect con-
Khaki pants. used In Al condi-
ton. each ,,.....,....,... 80
Wrap Lcggins, new, pr. $3.50
Canvas Lcgcins. new, pr. ,..,tl.2o
Gold Medal folding cots. s...,,. - 90
siooi spring barracks cots. .... SO 90
e0.lb. cotton mattresses 10 III either
cot .,....,... .....+......' .'..t.. 10. w
All prices T o h Tulsa except cloth
In and blankets sent parcel post paid
insured
- Mail check or money order 20
Army Equipment Sales Co.
ans East Third street
Tulsa, okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-12
HALFF & SONS
TEN ACRES

$4,000 - Overlooking
sunset Park, Maple
Ridge district. A beau
tiful river view, and
within a quarter Of a
mile Of lots selling for
$50 to $40 per foot.
only a short distance
from a 100000 home.
This tract Of land can
be subdiyided into 50
5O-foot lots, that viii
bring d handsome price
If placed on the market
at this time. only a
short ways from cleo
trio lights, city water
and sewcrag GO system.
4 purchase worth the
money and desirable in
every respect.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-12

I WANT TO -haro rive room huur. \
rturtiF modyrn &c. couple cmr'"yel I
$40 "a mouu rhont pHage l'.g
run taNr DANDY H',on room house /
vIrr basement and Ebrtge. hardwood .
fIupra. hullt.tu huukrusef ana built 100 /
fr1turof BOO Kitchen. tnrso aois ~ rtru,h |
estaIon can unro soos.
FIVE Upuu louae for rgni ie, call
mh roam modcln nou.e lor f.
shiy q, harrain OseFe 22et
IDU HENr N Detroit aud Fourteenth !
Ht. four room now bungalow sec Mr
rcNt door or can pHsEe iaSl
FDu UENr. have Two good thrcc room
wudoru houHos. ono five room, one aiH-
room and one ~ room. close iut tn rent
" YOU buy tho furniture. call Allison.
OsaEc i1tt
HOUSES no RrNI rivc room houre
rbnt side, g., pcr month, three rooms.
south, side, s.A per month otagc itio-
LEWIS. s.. NJ Three room duploN pr
Nete hath hardwood floors omen nre.
place. in dor hcd screened IN porch
no small children $50 phone psaRe t.po.
FOR HEN1-N Detroit and Fourteenth
~ four room new bungalow sec Mrp
Mclaughlin. uou door or can oHago
WE HAVE auqceeded 20 the tontsl busi.
nosa of Ahhott A WEIGH. hiFh class ser.
,icc rendered both owusr and tenant call
@.,sc S IH@i Soi gHs GsssaSso P4%@I 4Ta.,
GO. II Thitd 81
ROM ROOM house not modern isot T.
Monroe
FOH RENr.l have two good three room
modern houses. orc fivcf fooms one slN.
room aud ono it.room, close IN, 20 rent
" YOU huy tho furniture. eau Allison
ron RENT Trucks with careful mon to
move, pack or store anything; piauoH
furniture moving. get our rntos Phones
Osngcs gobS.5t5S, Atlas Tranfer a storage
ousEs-ruRNIsnEp IL
FURNISHED apnrtmcut for rent rive
largo rooms ooth ana servant room.
procession oaago Niia
JtDut ROOM house. garage ,iusos tn
fnr rent by buying furulturg. rent ftat
rrior 81 500. trrmn NHacv 'dlt.
tlNE. ROOM bungalow, modern. Tor rent
ny buy irE furniture. price $4,000, terms
siN Room house Tor ,cut by huylnr tur.
ultury. cent $50. prt,c $500. usREc
rIDIIr Room dupur, f,r rent by hutInF
furniture "n one side. rent so can
uauru etlh.
lEAsr SIDE si> roofn modyrn bungalow,
luiufr Tor raIs. 5000. cash. balance ON
terms rHll Mnoruhcut. r,duc usaEc thiH
| IDlosG ~ umf of duplex nouae. tgrg"
uIru.I. lnr rtUt hy hu4IuL the turu'urn n.
fl0U .aan balance yu trrua CaAl Nooro
SOuru SIDE Close tu. i've room. Two.
/ STORY bou.' tnr rent %, uu'lug th" iur.
uturr. UHyd lugnlian fur r'uung rounl-
! cali NnururrHd. .Puinr. Usage .'a' ur
! c.ipr 200
| lrlNE ROOM nuuss provided you buy five
rooms, ~ tUn,i9Ig, Ft,o g,gn,N'n,,,nlh
| which not $40 prr month hou7c rent. f''
/ rHid Go MARCH .1. ioN Detroit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE +

i H.
NEAL Ed SiAiE rON oAhE
uuI~TS ,oT SNIF IS
/ HAVE bu,,r. for two and trr,. ana
fpur. room nuutt.. pbpur mo what tuu
iisu0t,.1 Eoait' 20 o'.re ','.
ron SAN. r,ye room in Kendall. close
to osr limo snd good hou- Tor smaI
foH i'', ''h '''ln 'nt ,p,nI t"ri,,,u
''''.- ~ Wv ..-...-
ron oN ~ hy owner modern giE hi
room dlhl'A. h''i"n. uafIN'"i
l'.ir .'3t EetHt'. ,en,n' u''.e I"l
,'".'s, ''''A' 3, 80 -------,---,-
'I9' To l'oo ASH W.l nul you u',r
home nh '" sand spr4.nss ear ,a,S hanS can rC u'
rrrrGT Ig'm ''a ''h''' h'"s
-'.'..r -. ~, 49,. -.----,--.,
"Ga Ga6eaIow I5 nno we'll III o., r' water cSrner
lo,, sigs" i' SCHOOL en- J'ln,y me tS.,'o"
-
W y i,'It,,' i'',,lN .Du7'' ,"N '",,,
nfN' uhIIi ny owner lh'uTlhE H9iIn ana
.a,,''" M .' & va a. noo - ,t
ITits1, ''1..,,,.. -S"a 90 o.,c !oss ~ ,5nr
Investment 10. eis serurity Bldg
ivt "NL 10 room ahpi'A. WIN IN, tht,S,.s
hgths srd Slr.r.'f, rrtrapres ir 'front.' .ud
bach. Wal located or south slda. priced
Investment co. goo security BIDS. phone
tHAgp 1853 or Ogagr h0N9
WILL nry AND pay caa1i fcr ya5ant or
jmtroy,d rui4a pfoperty no matter
,,brro A. ' located car tstav Oaare 10
81 90 MAKES IsIiigr cs17nc1f o,, q 1Is--
bar5voa5 ,ioors' srtt IN fc,t,,rcs5 'm,n
tcl. immediate ,pnssessiou; price 81 800.
balance $50 per month; cali Estcy, Usage
lou bre,kf,st room. basemcnt. hard
wood foors. CLASSY az can be. rrlcc $500
Terms Bnukston & Angel phone Ossgo
1859.
BUNGALOW Six rooms and breakfast
built-tn features; oak floors IVORY fin.
ishi basement garaRe; located in Broad
VI. !. Giata 3 co, phone Usage l53l
BARTON ADDITION residence four
electricity, only $3.50 with 500 down.
FOrR- ROOM cott,gc for 81 800. large
basement, garage two wells. lot ltoN
pay ments VI T. Glass & 60. Osago 1886
house. msut,i. attractive electrical fix
lures. "a bargain at fIT,0. terms Usage
1851
\ I,S7ri,i-s S-,71.Tii s,.,,-7-
r,rr rooTg, m"drru. AK fro1re tnrm,,gb
SS11i'i garage price ''0'0' ''''o '''"'
ui.i.,.,sT.T I,,g.r i,r,,,l,.-i7..- ,...,., ,,,c-
room, m,drrn bpnrnio,, T,k' "0oo,rg.
doors. buut.ln cahiuets ana rantr, largo
acrocnad. u porch. loot i0NlHo. Immediate
pussrsfIori. price $4,000. SIIr0 cash.
o-are atti
| $1,000 CASH. balance 500 monthly buys
siN.ruum modern house. close la.
81 500 Ds4rc VG Edward T. barrett
/ sry t,.,,.-,, ,-.i. -
'' =, t. , ''''t ~" -"
/ AK .I" tt u ,n ",,', , l 10y
. 49,. - W ',Iu lu"" ,,ii,,i
/ WE" IL I.'. Ivy ,9 "''' ''r'''''" %"
a.
SOUTH SlbI..NA 600 with $1,000 cash
buys modern iiE'.ruom house. good lot.
/ uiF bargain tFage SO.
/ SOUTH sIu.-Two Iarro cIChi. r00In
houses with garage. five blocks ~
..n'r hou'' corner lot $4,000. hair cash
/ nnr" Ni Edvt-i ~ ngrrslf
. 5000 CASH. balance $40 monthly buys
] inIr ro"n hours good Tor, ou olympia
/ 81 "o" h.aEr Na.
/ FOR SALE. Elegant new south side
nn1nFass"T .'.s man l4 g.3.hs @i tne
,'' s .." g''I 'oo reg nlTo.,, n'a''St
! a dandy Leslie urookr 90. phone Oaagc
] fNIH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-12

WiSTkD--rO biN 90
wANr TO BtY YOUR rsfrigeraiors aud
furniture Call E1uc Front Furniture Co.
y Main Usage 2l20 H.
WANTED Moiorcy,lc must be bargain
ARMY rooin lynn iloiel -
WE my
women'a and mcua second hand cloth
tnF shoes hatHl rhnnc foHN -
NOTICE 20 tho public We buy magazine,
nowspaperH and mons Old clothes
Nhonc psure HlAa.
NtANTED 10000 huur,rf. vHl usy o. .rals
apiece fur them WEht MnE 'lo'uo''
"l' q Cincinnati oHur" lll.
ItfGNuruRE WANTED Highest prlro
paid for all kindN Of furniture. phone
sea
NORTU sIpE Furniture 10. VIII nu} old
furniturg or win trade now inr old
LIBERTY HoNps wanted. mgncvt mor.
nldr 6.oFc iaS5-aato
WANTED TO RuY Furniture and ront
A house from owner can Usage .olh,
FURNITURE WANTED let NO figure
on your sceoud hand furniture, We
want it. umso sllE
WE RUY sELI aud repair iurnlturs ngd
atrvtr. Mtrctora Furniture eco. 40 W
tir.t. uhonn umrg liot ...
WANTED SECOND haud uorluul, glo.ui.
sowing machine NtH hlHWcN '.'t'
5000
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
tNCuNNct--AtTO tTOMORIlr 20
WILL In, IGN"r i',D, i.nSs 'lI" I,nr nr or wiu huS
outright DpU Miller Furniture COO.
.,, ,,,... ,,t.I. i........ t,.g. ,,Il |f,.N.
r1ri. lenra
,,.'
t>cn,N"'.-gsN,. ,'rNrt y .
frr rlt, proport, and sttg small initial
,aeh payment 300 addition, a. Will pay FuH
to utosuEatr thu urupN"tNuu. ,.'l uf
nov A. Gln-. 8 CO. ''.hA' ''.'..
! NAVE SrNEkNI iuts 10 lIr.WnH 'd
dIttuu aud o. ,Uup.n TOO I''FH." hfI'" D
.v will Hcu ,heap nr trad" tar ''T. ''N
,,yn-,-o.r. nom, r.rr.r. rn,g-
,,ni trade ror second mnrtsarr pprcr
or good equities Phone Cedar a.
TT,NE 40 A,uTS u.pruyaI furr ..Iu.a q.
Tuisn. 90 trats for .y property ,nn
Osare o"Gt
FINE rOR>EH lot With tHrr.. fuUu n.u.r
t0 trade for good modern "nwo and ppN
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MISCELLANEOUS roW RE>r -
VuJIy NuJ Dos. H r..trnf ,iH. at a.'
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-12
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE


tNthNN' 't--N' A'l'N'' '''
v nj TRADE % "a tom linu truck t't u
worm drl'o John llrun "r VIII h"
TWO LOFTS m Oklahoma town. Vul irndu
rpr automobile un FnriH NanF'
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-12
'HAITF a SoNg
FOR REAL ESTAsW BARGAINS
\ PHONE DSAGE $3.50

ur<NrR >6RTH- In tho 1900 t.g.s.
cast front. priro 81 600 T ~ HoIfru.n
60 cedar l2st room & oll Daniel bldg.
Third md Main
For SAlF..NN owner east front lot
with sidewalk and fruit trees. pave.
mcut going Iu5 ou Peoria street and
Underwood addition Phone nsar' 500.
FOR SALE Hirh lot. east front far
$3.50. owe 5000 payable flF month
VIII take Ford fur equity Phone Os1rc
oNr2
HAVE LOT Iu Kendall. VIII trade f0r
soogud wortrage Manor Phone Cedar 1f
FULL SIZE Toe, south CUDluunu. uc,t 10
Mr. Enusr-nu. Oago 1873
FOUR OF thr hrst nu0iug lots Iu kru-
dali. located at smith and Mccoy.
price $3.50. only z. 70 cash. balance $40
month ,ul Mr rnpor-on. os,rN> Ia13
NORTH MAIN lot $500. cast rruut nU
s|.r. rIu.H tr uuvcWcut Phone
Cedar a.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-15
SERGT. NOVARRA MAKES
 TRIP FORT GIBBON TO
 FAIRBANKS WITH DOGS

Sergt. Frank Novarra with his crack eight dog team arrived in town from Fort Gibbon on Friday night, says the Fairbanks News Miner
 The sergeant left For Gibbon Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Bemis as passenger and about 400 pounds of a load on the sled He was the first to cross the Yukon river with any kind of team and owing to open water in front of town, had to make the crossing at the bluff situated about one-half mile above the mission of Our Saviour near Panama.
 On the return trip to Fort Gibbon he expects to take the train to Dunbars and to make the Minto roadhouse on the first day out The next two stops en route will be at Dugan creek and Woodchopper The dogs are in good condition for travelling and a fast trip is assured as there will be more snow and better sledding.
 On the way to Fairbanks from Fort Gibbon the sledding was poor for the greater part of the journey owing to the very light snowfall same stretches being entirely bare. Some difficulty was also experienced over parts of the trail where the snow had not covered the nigger- heads, but, in spite of these handi- caps the entire trip consumed only five days
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-15
Back Ache
Timber Up With Penetrating
 Hare.in'S Wizard Oil

For Lame Back, Sideache, Shoul der Pain, Stiff Neck, etc, use Ham, 1in's Wizard Oil. It penetrates quickly, eases the pain and drives out the soreness. Keep it in the house.
 Wizard Oil is a good dependable preparation to have in the medicine chest for first aid when the doctor may be far away. You have no idea how useful it will be found in cases of every day ailment or mis- hap, when there is need of an inn mediate healing, antiseptic applica- ton, as in cases of sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and stings.
 Generous size bottle S5c.
 If you are troubled with constipation or sick headache try Hamlin's Wizard ~ Liver Whips. Just pleasant little pink pills at druggists for soc.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-15

On charge of illicit distilling 1T violation of the internal revenue la" H. E. Fenning and E. Lempke were bound over to await the action o1 the grand jury.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-15

Charles Slater, a Tanana valley rancher is using a four-horse team and sled to freight in supplies frozen in by the recent cold snap and cached along the Tanana river banks. Two COWS are included in the consignment.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-15

Nenana claims the distinction of possessing the only restaurant in Interior Alaska which operates it's own cold storage plant. The Tavern Cafe has plant of 50 tons capacity and is also equipped to turn out a ton and a half of ice per day.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-15

Chief of Police Slime of Skagway recently arrested one of the city's bicycle riders for riding on a side walk and warned the others the laws would be enforced.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-15

Advertise in the Daily Times
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-15
HEAVIEST WOMAN
 IN WORLD IS DEAD

BRISTOL, Eng, Nov. 15 (by Asso ciated Press.) )-Lucy Moore, reputed to be the heaviest woman in the world has just died here At one time she weighed 66S pounds. Miss Moore was born in Kentucky and had been in the show business for many years. She travelled all over the world and was said to have received many offers of marriage.
 Advertise in the Daily Times
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-15
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD
 DIVISION, CORDOvA PRECINCT,
 AT CORDOVA.
 In the Matter of the Estate of Grant
 G. Caughey, Deceased No. 137. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF AD-
 MINIsTRAToR's ACCOUNT.
 Notice is hereby given that w. E. Brown, as administrator of the above entitled estate, has rendered and pre- scented for settlement and filed in said court his final account of his admin istration of said estate, and that Fri day, the Fist day of January, 1921, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the office of said court in Cordova, Alaska, has been duly appointed by the judge of said court for the settlement of said final account. at which time all objec- tions to said final account and the set clement thereof will be heard and de- | termined.
 1'e]lNN %bL NCI NtON tt, LAISlohtl, lIllo ptil day of November, 1920.
 W. E. BROWN, Administrator. Nov. 15-22-29 Dec 6-13
 IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD
 DIVISION, CORDOVA PRECINCT, AT CORDOVA.
 In the Matter of the Estate of Lora | Newman, Deceased. No. 139. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF AD-
 MlNlSTRAToR'S ACCOUNT.
 Notice is hereby given that l.. c. Pratt, as administrator of the above entitled estate has rendered and pre- sented for settlement and filed in said court his final account of his admin istration of said estate, and that Fri day, the 21st day of January, 1921, at i 10 o'clock a. m, at the office of said court in Cordova, Alaska, has been duly appointed by the judge of said court for the settlement of said final account, at which time all objections to said final account and the settle ment thereof will be heard and deter mined.
 Dated at Cordova, Alaska, this 9th day of November, 1920.
 L. c. PRATT, Administrator. Nov. 15-22-29 Dec 6-13
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-15

Chris Niros will be at the city dock every Friday, weather permit ting, with fresh fish. Halibut 10 cents Q pound; red snapper 3 cents a pound; large codfish, 10 cents each; small codfish, cents each,
 10-2t. Ask for quality bread, the City Bakery's famous Cream Loaf.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-15

Mrs Leah Bibeau and Edgar liar ris, both we'll known and popular res idents of Stewart, B. C., were united in marriage recently.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-15

Robert Small, who left Anchorage for Hyder last year, has sold out his interest in a blacksmithing busl- ness and left for the states.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-15
SHORT STORIES ABOUT ALASKA
 OCCURRENCES

Robert Small who left Anchorage for Hyder last year, has sold out hls interest in a blacksmithing busi- ness and left for the states. Mrs Leah Bibeau and Edgar liar | ris, both we'll known and popular res I idents of Stewart, B. C., were united l in marriage recently.
 Mrs. Nellie Bilson and Charles O. | Knipple were married last week in l Stewart. The bride arrived from England this summer.
 On a charge of illicit distilling in violation of the internal revenue law H. E. Fenning and E. Lempke were l bound over to await the action of the grand jury.
 Charles Slater, a Tanana valley rancher is using a four-horse team and sled to freight in supplies frozen in by the recent cold snap, and cached along the Tanana river banks. Two COWS are included in the consignment.
 Roy Blair, formerly Of Nenana and Fairbanks, and more recently in the employ of the Standard Oil Con- pany in California, is reported to be in a serious condition as the re- suit of an accident which befell him recently. An iron sheave broke and struck him in the face, rendering him totally but it is thought not permanently blind.
 Nenana Canyon, where a large amount of heavy railroad construc- tion is in progress was the scene last week of another fatal accident, the victim being Severin Anderson, a member of the Swanberg contract ing outfit, which arrived at Nenana from Anchorage but recently. The accident was caused by a flying rock striking Anderson in the back of the head causing instant death. Nothing is known of the antecedents of the deceased.
 Chief of Police Slime of Skagway ! recently arrested one of the citys bicycle riders for riding on side walk and warned the others the laws would be enforced.
 Mrs. Teresa B. Woodson of Seat tie and Master Signal Electrician John A. Perry, were married re- gently in the capital city. MT. Perry has been in Juneau for several | weeks and is operator in charge of the cable office. He was previous ly stationed at Sitka.
 Nenana claims the distinction of possessing the only restaurant in Interior Alaska which operates it's
 own cold storage plant. The Tavern Cafe has a plant of 50 tons capacity and is also equipped to turn out a
 ton and a half of ice per day.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-15

Mrs. Nellie Bilson and Charles O. Knipple were married last week in Stewart. The bride arrived from England this summer.
Evening journal., 1920-10-01
F1rns rep0riing
amounf ~ 1nhf
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS REFLECT

Rain failed 10 seriously fnter,or.
viii lhe twenty third annual conxen-
lion Of the Chrisiiana Hundred SIM
day School Assoc alton. held In Green.
hill Presbyterian Church YESTERDAY
afternoon and last evening. althour6
It lessener the attendance somewhat
The address Of welcome was deliV-
cred by the Rev. Thomas Kerr. the
Rev James i. Board educational See
reiary Of the Y NJ C. A.. addressed
1ho afternoon session on "Week kday
Biblc S'h00is;' lhe Rev. George O.
Winiams spoke on ''rhc Christian
Home and N'hal u slacds For:" me
Rev John w n Sumvat on Some
Land Marks In sunday School Work. q
and Aubrey NandcNcr on "Chalk Talk
Demonstration.
Ar. Kerr ied The devotional service
in lhc evening. Afler hearing reports
or committees an election or Officers
v0S hcld tlc present incumbenls be-
ing Reelected The Rev. w G. Har-
RS spoke on Bows: An Opportunity. a"
and the Rev Charles w. Clash deliv-
cred an address on 1.-THE Sunday
School Meeting The Problems Of Re
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