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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-14
Shif Sanbel meb Hnslan0.

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lpltematilf @runoigbeo paa @ienops
taeelien al &anoelen meo Souietr
&uslano % llbnpttelien al Mnslanos
~naturlise &igbomsfilber | flor Stil.
s set giemeo bar en- &pffe iture tpffe
inouitrieIle Sr9aniiationer 90 andre
Sntereslerebe balluet ct "Sruitfom.
pani for Sanoel meo &itslano" meo
en- 8runbfapital paa SO Wtinioner
Dtarf.
Nlanen bar ct oobbelt Sormaal.
6srit % fremit ifal &ompmniet inn
gere iom Ieent eler WeIlemmano
meIlem oen tpife Snbuitri og bet rus
fife Marfeo. Oct ifal itubere Sor'
boIbene i @,,slano % finbe no boas
set ierlig trenger al tplfe Eroollf.
ter cg berneit inbbente 2ilbuo fra
tpife Brobucenter % iaaleoes brinee
3isber % Selger iamnen. Naor
iaa en- aontraft Ell fommet iitano,
opertager @ompaniet iimpeltben Den
rusiiife gnbe al oenne % llobetaler
&isbefImnlet til De tplfe Yroou'
center.
Oette or 8lanens anbet Sormaal,
% bette gaar i~ualeoeS no paa en-
ipitematiif @rploitering at Hlslanos
naturlise &eiourcer. &ompaniet bill
forore, at Goblet egieringen oepo'
nerer so NiQioner Hubler / Sub /
ct nsitralt 2ano iom Sifferbeo for
Sperboloelie al De tpife &%ontratter,
men man eaar llS fra, at Iltslarro
melt mulis pil ipare paa @nloet %
pioeit mlllige lloitrGfning betale ineo
&aamaterialer, iom Spitlano maatte
trGnge. Saaleoes fan Der fomme ct
pirfelig 8%arebytte iitano, 90 oct er
netop Set Oct npe &ompani oil isge
at opnaa.
Sopict. Stesierinsen ifal anereoe
babe last for Sagen lin Itore Sn'
tcresie for benne tpife SanoelsplaH.
Sepialiitife Yreiibuter.
@uitape Iiiuer blep / forrige uge
palgt til Iicepr9iioent for ben
icbtpcitsiife @epublif % bill bore nGit
for Cur til at rpffe op iom ErGlt'
bent. San err Spcialiit, og Oct or
fsrIte Gang i Scbtpeit5. at en- go
cialiit Dor opnaaet en- iaaoan 9th
ling.
canine Sag blep Or. @iebael
Soiniicb palgt til YrGiioent for Ute
publifer Titerrig. O9iaa ban er
| Socialiit. San er 81 Iar 9ammel
og bar aheilags "@raoer" ira Uni
periiteterne i @ien, 2eip3ig og berlin,
Nnntrc Sjssaiter.
Set cr frembeles i Gabrielle o'an'
mmSios lille &ige, at bet b9noer
puoiisc Ting. "SanS 9plter" er 70
for Giebliffet bIoferet al Ell itallelllt
6laaoc, og paa ct at oenre Slaaoes
Sfibe, Sagcrcn "68-P. Dc, bGrofe
Ii iorrise llse fplaenbe: Wanoitabet
ooermanoebe Sficererrle, banof %
fnebleoe Dem. bporpaa De ltgreoe
lWnnheu inn iii Gimme for at tlliffe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-14
Eprc-Sebfeiien.

s ben tibligere tDife SrooinS gore-
Scbleiieu ital Der iom befjenbt meo
Oct fprite bore 5olfeafltemniug. SOL
fet ifal ielp beltenule, ON Trppinien
bereiter ifal bsre til Spiflallo euer
Yolen. T
De Mliereoe bar beitemt. at ale,
iom ct feot / ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
fifal babe Get til at beltage / Aiitem-
ningen, ielp ON De NJ, Dor andre
fSteoer altida affurat iom Silfel-
oct bar i Ssuberipaano.
Wen Oenne 9eitemntelle bar paft
itor 6orbitrelie / 8olen. Ser err,
bbao ct al De lebenbe polite Blade
%ifriuer: "SSngen polif &esiering fan
%nogeniinoe gaa nleo paa Ell Iaaoan
Oroning. Spis ben oct gioroe, piloe
Ben meget bnrtigt BIZ feiet tiliibe al
bet polite Soft og Sen polite Ma.
Misunderstanding. Den belle glan fer
no iom ct eneelif-tplf &omplot. Men
England bltroe paste fig. Set er life
engang iitano til at fnrere fine eene
bleoenbe Saar / Srlano, % oct burbe
life aabne ct lienenoe Saar / Mel-
lemeuropa."
90 9eoeren al bet polite Vropa-
ganbabureall | Spre.S cbleiien, aor.
fantp, tr,,er lieefrem meb &rig, bpis
Iiltemningen gaar YoIafferne i1noo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-14

Sens "Eeeorab' Toiter 90 Neo sIrren" bicu
III Slg9tniaaer % gseEHer l 9amIeIaHSet.
Sun $3.50 Tor ct belt Var.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-14

eeus "rstprab. Soften" nj gteat % aeuner
) bet sarlIe gaao. Trifen er $3.50 pr. aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-14
MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT PRICES.
CASH SALES IN MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS PRODUCE MARKET.
Eggs, prime 6S
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-14

Seno "9ecorabzBciten % geb slruen" bient
III SlP9trun9er 90 8enner I 8arnIeIduoet.
Sun $3.50 for ct belt Iar.
S1i6 Ge iffcr "1eeprnb.g ufen" anbetaI ben
Sidoet M 90 pa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-14
Husiif Si0lp til Wnitafa.

Sra aonltuntinppel meloes lite
Dec. - De r,isiiife golibepifer boloer
nj, paa at ienoe Soritcrfninger til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-14
Yulen trGnger Sanoel.

2aoislas Grabifi, ser nplie traaSte
al fom polif S~inuusminiiter, bar paft
fort 8ere / Tolen peb en- Senpenbelie
til Den polite &egiering, bpori ban
ertlGrer, at Tolens eneite Geoning
uo at De mioGrenbe sfonomiife Bait
ifcligbeoer ligger / en- SanbelsoOer.
ensfomit nteo EpifIano, % at @ien-
neutrality-suspicious. / Holen life bill
NOME set minoite Gran, for en- iaa.
Dan Soerensfomit fontnter ilrano.
SenpenOelien bar paft iaa meget
mere Spiiat, iom @rabifi er 2eoer
for set iaafalOte national oemofra-
tilfe Sarti, Der bar b9ret resnet for
oct melt ubpr9geoe anti.tplfe Gle.
ment / Bolen. 9rabifi bar imibler-
tio faat StStte al mango polite Blade,
Iom bpuber, at en- iaaoan SperenS-
fomit meo SDiflano bsr fomme iitano
inareit mlili9t iioen Senipn til poll.
tiife % territoriale &ontroperier.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-14
Sucialiit-3 unferenee.


gn International 9onference al
mango 2anoes Socialiitpartier, iom
bar traaot no al ben anoen Snter-
rationale uoen at gaa mo | Sen treble
(M%oifpa.SS Extraordinarily, iamleoes
/ forige llge | Bern / Scbpeits eiter
S~nobpoelie al De tpife uaibGngige
Socioliiter oe Dc icbweitstife Soeial-
bcmefrater.
Wange befienote Socialiitisrere
ira Eplflanb, ScbweitS, Siterrig,
Sranfrig, StaIien, England, % OIL.
ore 2anbe meote irem. Sopiet. Hus.
lanb baooe iom fin Hepreientant
ieuot Weniiepifernes Ssrer, Sulins
Wantou. De amerifauife 0elesater
bar life naaet frem til Bern til
Iabningsmeoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-12-14

&egierinaen / @aibington bar /
oct ienere itaaet | llnberbanolinqer
reo Hegicringen / Sotio, fortpIler
@albington-ao rreiponoenternc 9oa
&enpenoelie I'll Stutsbepartementet
angoaenoe, bpao Observation-Disclosures
oreiet fig ON, bar De facet Den ge,
Ifeo, at &egieringen intct bar at
meSoe!e meo Senipu til Den Gag.
Oct er, meb andre Orb, oItIaa ct
LAT De panlige, open covenants
openly arrived at" / Senbolb til
Den Iilionife 5raieoloei. 0orbaa.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26

night, would your loss be fully covered?
 Have you proper equipment of fire extnguishers, sprinlers and other devices for fire prevention?
 Have you specified best fireproof construction in your new buildings2
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26

How about your fire insurance? We represent of the largest and strongest Fire Insurance Com panies in the west Have policies been dusted in accordance with enhanced property values? If fire destroyed your store, factory home,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
ATLANTIC MAYORSIN
CONFERENCE TODAY
Meeting in Philadelphia Inaugu-
rates Atlantic Deeper Water
ways Convention.

Mayors OF 25 cities along the Atlantic
coast met in the office of Mayor Moore
Of Philadelphia this morning. The con-
ference opens the thirteenth annual con-
vention of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways
Association of which Mayor Moore is
president Following the conference an
inspection of the port of Philadelphia
was made. Members of the Deep
er Waterways Association and dele
gates boarded the steamer City of Cam
den at 1890 o'clock. Luncheon was served
on the steamer. A dinner will be rendered
the visiting mayors and special guests
at the Bellevue-Stratford this evening.
The convention proper opens in Atlantic
City tomorrow. Mayor Edward l.. Badcr
Of Atlantic City will welcome the delegates
and Mayor George Ainslie Of Richmond,
Virginia, will respond Governor Edward
/. Edwards of New Jersey will greet the
members and response will be made by
William +. Broening, mayor Of Balti-
more. President Moore's pnnual address
will next be delivered An informal re-
ception will be. held in the evening on the
Steel Pier followed byea dance given by
the Ladies Auxiliary of the association
State caucus meetings will be held in
rooms adjoining the convention hall where
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
GIRL RESERVE CORPS.
Project Inauguratcd by Y. w. c. A. at
Meeting Last Night.

The season of the Girl Reserve Corps
will open in this city this week. Meetings
have been arranged for all the various
corps. The clubs are planning many little
interesting affairs for the coming year.
The preliminary function of the reserves
was a rally held Friday evening at the
club rooms S04 Market street. There
We're present GO members of the corps from
all over this city. Many plans for the
winter work were discussed. Ii was de-
cided that banner would be given to the
first corps which obtains membership Of
so. Another banner will be given to the
corps which by January receives the
greatest number of honors, the honors
of each member being added Another
interesting item that was discussed was
the fact that volunteer workers are de-
sired for the girls work. With the opening
of the season there are.not sufficient
number of leaders to carry on the work
that means SO much TO young girls cf this
city. Several of last years leaders are
unable to serve this year, due To the fact
that they have moved away. The Y. w.
c. A. will bc glad to hear from any young
women in this city who will be Interested
in this work and feels that she would care
TO serve as leader of one of the girl clubs,
Games were played last evening and
music was enjoyed Refreshments were
served. Members of the Friendship Club
assisted in entertaining.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
To Have Curly, Wavy
Hair Like Natures Own"

Women who have trouble keeping their
hair IN curl. or Of securing the desired wavy
sreCt-and especially those who realize tho
harm that the hot iron does to the hair
1il do well 70 try plain liquid silmerine.
In ne other way can they acquire such
pretty waves and curls. having all the APP
t.arance Of Natures own. And the hair
Instead OF being singed, ragged or dead
looking. has such lively lustre and whole
some beauty
AZ one III get bottle of liquid silmerine
~ any drug store and follow the accom-
panying direct ions she will be simply de
irhted with the resu 10. Thi product is of
course perfectly harm less and there is moth
inp sticky. greasy or unpleasant about it.
The hair viii be quite manageable, no mat
ter in what fashion it is done up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
AFFECTS RY. SENIORITY RULE.
Adjustment Boards Decision In Over
ruled by Kentucky Judge.

Louisville, Ky, Oct. 4.-Overruling the
Railway Adjustment Board created by
the Esch-Cummins Act, Judge Erncrt
Clark, Kentucky Court Of Appeals,
late Friday granted an injunction 10
w. w. Gregg, Louisville " Nashville
passenger conductor, to prevent his being
rupplanted on his run by William Penny
backer, freight coductor.
Pcnnybackcr asked for Grcgg's job
under the seniority rule contract OF the
railroad and the Brotherhood Of Railway
Conductors, and was upheld by railway
adj Enlistment board No. 1, Washington
Pennybackcr is a brotherhood man
but Gregg in not
Judge Clark held that adjustment board
had authority only TO pass upon disputes
submitted before federal administration
ceased. Ar to the seniority rule, the court
held that il could not be invoked by
freight conductor TO displaoc passenger
conductor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04

selection will be made Of state representa-
tive. on the standing committees, rcso-
lutions, time and place, why's and means,
pub.icity and fve-minute speakers.
On Wednesday mayors and governors
Of Atlantic coast states will meet in con-
ference on the Steel Pier. Governor VIII
liam 6. Sproul of Pennsylvania will make
anaddress upon 'Pennsylvania' interest in
Waterwayr' II. s. Senator Walter
Edge will discuss "The New Jersey Water
way" Brief addresses will be made by
J. s. Frelingbuysen, u. s. Senator from,
New Jersey; J. Spencer Smith, chairman
New Jersey Board Of Commerce and Navi-
cation; James Hamond and Matthew
G. Brush, president, American Interna-
tional Shipbuilding Corporation. Mayor
Murray Stewart Of Savannah, Georgia,
will discuss "What the South Atlantic
Ports are Doing Towards Municipality
Owned Water Frontage" Congressman
s. Wallace Dempsey Of the committee
on rivers and harbors wilIspcak on Future
River and Harbor Bills
At the Thursday session the speakers
will include A. j. Mcintosh, manager,
New York and Philadelphia Transporta-
ton Line; Horace Wilson, Wilson Line.
r.. H. Dege, president, Harlem River
Towing Line; +. S. Groves, manager.
Ericsson Line; Il. A. Murray, Troy. N.
Y; John T.. Lloyd, president, National
Association of Lumber Dealers, and A.
J. Littlelohn, president, Inland Marine
The convention will close Friday with
sessions IN the morning and afternoon.
Officers will be elected in the afternoon.
Among those who are expected 10 speak
1t this session Is Mayor Taylor of Whining
on.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
LIVES AND PROPERTY
F. DESTROYED BY TYPH DON

Toxic, Oct, d.-Scores Of persons have
lost their lives and widespread property
damage has been done by typhoon which
struck the eastern coast Of japan today.
The storm centered around Yokohama
where forty four japanese. were drowned
or killed by falling walls and 40 seriously
injured
Thousands Of houses were flooded in
Toxic and FIVE persons were killed during
the propress of the storm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
How These Things Determine Whether
Your Motor Car Qualities AS An Investment

sure index to reliability and car life.
Franklin results, In these respects, are
matter of record.
For eighteen years the Franklin has won
practically every prominent economy
run held. Its tires last two years, on the
average.
1t has established unequalled road
records both in time between definite
points and in distance within definite
time. And its slow depreciation is
attested by the scarcity and high values
of used Franklins everywhere.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
ATTACKED WIT III KNIFE.
James White Accused of Attempting to
Butcher Preston Guy.

James White, colored. charged with
assault and battery on Preston Guy, was
tined SIS by Judge Hastings in Municipal
Court today
White was beating his wife in the
Kitchen Of their home at Second and
Washington streets. and Guy ran in to
stop him. White grabbed butcher knife
and attacked Guy, cutting a three-inch
gAsh IN hls shoulder.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
ITALIAN TROUBLE SETTLED.
Masters and Metal Workers IT MiIas
Reach Final Agreement

Milan, Oct. Am accord on all q,ks-
tions remaining uDscttIcd up to this time
between tho mnstoSs and tho mon grow
ing out of the metal workers' movement
was reached here Saturday.
BY the terms of the agreement the
masters agreed TO pay the actual vs.Iue Of
tho work done during the occupation Of
the plants by the men in those cascs in
which this value exceeded the amount
Of the arrears Of increased wages glaran-
teed by the settlcnent agreement pre-
viousIy reached IN Rome.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
Masonic Grand Lodge Meeting.

The ll5th annual communicate Of the
Grand Lodge, A. r. and A. Nj, of Della
ware, vii be held m the Masonic Hall.
"Wednesday and Thursday. October 6
and :.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
HIIIcyo~t q. q. r. Needing.

United Stairs senator l.. HessI~S ssLl
and Colonel William -. Dsnney. ftr
Republican nomince for governor, vii
address Republicans at li'licr~s to-
morrow n,vht
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
Child Has Nose Broken.

Struck by an automobile driven by c.
Dvbeck of Hartley, yesterday afternoon.
Jennie WaIkin, two years old, 735 East
Seventh street, had her nose broken.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
NATIONS DEBT CUT
DOWN s237 .235 ,995

Washington, Oct. 2.-The nations
gross debt was reduced by 1897 ,235, ,9D5 in
September, according 10 figures mndc
public by the Treasury DEPARTING nj.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04

GASOLINE MILEAGE, tire mileage,
~ road ability, depreciation-these
four factors measure motor car service.
For today, more than ever before, the
buying of an automobile is a matter of
wise investment.
These four factors are. important-gaso-
line mileage, because gasoline wastage
must be ended; tire mileage, because
with most cars that is the largest single
item of upkeep; road ability, because
upon it depends your comfort and peace
of mind; depreciation, because that IS
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-07
SAGE TEA KEEPS
 YOUR HAIR DARK
When Mixed With Sulphur it Brings Back Its Beautiful Lustre
 At Once

Gray hair, however handsome, denotes advancing age. We all know the advantages of youthful appearance. Your hair is your charm It makes or mars your face. When it fades, turns gray and looks streaked, just a few applications of Sage Tea and Sulphur enhances it's appearance a hundred-fold.
 Don't stay! Look young! Either prepare the recipe at home or get from any drug store a bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Con- pound," which is merely the old time recipe improved by the addi- ton of other ingredients. Thou sands of folks recommend this ready to use preparation, because it dark ems the hair beautifully, besides, no one can possibly tell, as it darkens so naturally and evenly. You mois- ten a sponge or soft brush with it, drawing this through the hair, talk ing one small strand at time. By morning the gray hair disappears, , after another application or two, its natural color, is restored and it be- comes thick, glossy and lustrous, and you appear years younger.
 Advertisement
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-07
JUNEAU SAW MILL
 SLIGHTLY DELAYED
 STARTS NEXT WEEK
Plant of Juneau Lumber Mills Pre-. pairing For Busy Season at
 Their Local Mill

The Juneau Lumber Mills is pre- pairing for busy saving season by getting it's plant in first class shape It was the intention of the manage ment to start saving on April 1, but the cold weather of last week caused a delay in getting the mill in readiness and the plans are now to start early next week
 Practically a complete mill crew has been assembled of very nearly all local men, with practically the same inside crew as lase year. A filler, grader and edserman recently arrived from the States
 It is thought now that the first boom will be brought from the Bar next week and that by that time the repair work should be about com pleted so that saving can commence
 Under the direction of Contractor s. P. Raymond the company tug boat. Driva, is having considerable work done on her and will soon be ready to go into commission.
 R. M. Keeney, the pile driver man has a driver and a crew of men do- ing repair work to the saw mill wharf The work is in the nature of replacing piles that have become weak and in making the wharf stronger in general.
 Considerable lumber is moving from the plant all the time. Be- sides local orders, cannery tenders are calling at the wharf almost ev- cry day getting lumber for repair work and new work at the various canneries near here.
 From all indications the coming season will be q busy one at this Juneau industry.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-07
TWO NATIVES OF HOONAH DROWN IN
 VIEW OF FRIENDS
Tom Hanson and 0bert Williams Die When Boat Capsizes in Storm
 Which Prevented Rescue

A double drowning occurred at Mud Bay, Icy Straits, last Monday when Tom Hanson and Obert Will jams, native trappers from Hoonah attempted to sail a small round bot. toned boat across an arm of Mud Bay, and were caught in a storm and their boat capsized.
 The accident was witnessed by other natives who were powerless to give assistance owing to a tre- mendous sea running at the time Jacob Wilson. Hoonah jeweler made an attempt in a small canoe but came near drowning.
 The body of Obert Williams was found the same day while that of Tom Hanson was not recovered until the day following.
 Both were brought to Hoonah for burial.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-07
COLUMBIA CANNERY
 GETTING READY
 FOR SEASONS PACK

The cannery tender Lincoln, Capt H. M. Quamme, is in port today from the Columbia Packing Company plant in Tenakee Inlet. The boat is at the Saw mill wharf, taking on cargo of lumber for the cannery, The lum- Der is to be used in repair wark
 Capt. Quamme stid this morning that work was going forward very rapidly at the Columbia cannery, in readiness for the coming season. He said that about B men besides the boat crews and cooks were employed there on general work connected with gett ng ready the gear and the buildings He said that on account of the un certainty of the market, it is possible that this plant may conflne it's activities to the canning of salmon this year. The uncertainty of the European markets to where most of the mild cured salmon go, may cause them not to pack that fish in that way.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-07
JUAL|N AUDITOR
 HERE CHECKING : COMP ANY AFFAIRS
Alter Long Stay in Belgium Former Alaskan IS Glad to
 Return to America

E. G. Ashby, auditor of the Al gonican Development Company, veri- fled today the report that the clos ing of the Jualin mine was due to the low value of Belgian money.
 The Algonican Development Com pany is the holding company of the Jualin Alaska Mines Company. The development company is a Belgian corporation with headquarters at Brussels and with mines in the United States and Canada.
 The rate of exchange on Belgian money is ruinous. The stockholders could not see their way clear to raise a hundred thousand dollars or so to complete the development work at the mine when the raising of that amount of money would mean get ting about four times that amount in Europe said MT. Ashby today. "I was sent from the company head quarters in Brussels to audit the books and to straighten out the af- fairs of the Jualin Mines Company, continued MT. Ashby We will have an office here until the business af fairs of the company are wound up. . Former Alaskan
 Mir. Ashby who lived for a num- Der of years in Alaska, was formerly employed in clerical capacities at Whitehorse, Treadwell. Thane and Jualin. After leaving Jualin upon a previous shut down of the mine he was offered the position of auditor for the Algonican Development Com pany and has been living at Brussels for the past two years with his wife and two children.
 MT Ashby's stay at Brussels has been a very interesting one inas- much as he was able to visit all the interesting places in Belgium and France where the fighting in the great war took place. He also wis ited in England where he has rela- tives.
 Mrs. Ashby and children will leave Belgium for America soon, and it is Mr. Ashby's intention to make his permanent home somewhere either in the United States or Canada although he may, for time, go back to Bel gium for his company. He says that he would never be satisfied to think that he wauld have to live the rest of his life on the Continent
 Not With Company
 c. c. Titus, who was superintend- ent of the Jualin mine, left on the Northwestern, as did Martin Majew- ski who was the accountant for the company. Both men are going to San Francisco, California, where they have business openings. A. c. Coy cite, vice president of the company. and MT Ashby will have their head quarters at the Gastineau Hotel un- til they have cleared up the com pany's affairs.