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New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
SURKOGATES' NOTICES

BROOKS, JOSEPHrNE-IN PURSUANCE
OF an order of Honorable JOHN p. CO.
ITALIAN, a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York, notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Josephine Brooks,
deceased. to present the same with vouch.
ers thereof TO the subscribers at their
place OF transacting business at the ONCE
OF the United State. Trust Company OF
New York, no. 45 Wall Street. in tho City
Of Nsw York on or before tho sth day Of
June next.
Dated. New York, tho Goth day Of No.
vember. 1890.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, FRANK L. POLK. AhcN.
DUES, STRONG < WHITEHEAD. At
torneys for Ancillary Executors, ~
Exchange Place Borough OF Manh4,.
tan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
Upholstery and Bedding

UPHOLSrERING later|or dreora'iar,
draperies. Formerly with sherry. fno's
Circle 2i75- George Rector. at1 SiNth sF'.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
HELP WANTED MALE

ALESNEN-Real estate. lots and houses
to sell improved lots p.rauet street
sidewalks; trolleys stop al property. Rock
VILE Center. Long Island. An attractive
proposition VIII be offered to neat appear
ing and producing men. Apply Manager
Room 49,, World Bldg.
SALEsMEE with following for tho sale OF
Jordan Almonds and French pastry.
only those WITH experience ueed apply.
Commission or aalary. as desired La
Riviera Confectipu Co. Inc, ssl East
lS7th St (pastry store).
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
Lost Barkbooks

LOST-Bankbook No. 313,343 OF tho Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing. Any per
son having claim to it Is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook can
ccled and a new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08
Office Furniture
Pianos and Musical instruments
Women's Clothes For sale

LADIES ATTENTION Nhoiesaie seiiins
al retail. beautiful suits atl sfts. me-
terials aud colors. $l9.5s un tatts ny
est styles in Nelours Nolita.-. .rr. &, -
NJ 9Th Eloor. lf4O Brn-ldw.v. near eth
New-York tribune., 1921-03-08

lC9TH, 304 W.--Open FOR Inspection; larZe
small rooms, modern private house
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-23
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove 1t

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the SUBJ
stitute for calomel, act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through DR. Edwards Olive
Tablets. The pleasant, sugar-coated
tablets are taken for bad breath by all
who know them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act gen
! tly but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purifying
the entire system. They do that which
dangerous calomel does without any of
the bad after effects.
All the benefits OF nasty, sickening,
gripping cathartics are derived from
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets without
gripping, pain or any disagreeable effects.
! DR.. F. M. Edwards discovered the
1 formula after seventeen years of prac-
tice among patients afflicted with bowel
and liver complaint, with the attendant
bad breath.
Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil; YOU
will know them by their olive color.
! Take one or two every night for week
and note the effect. l5c and Doc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-23
PERU


Only a few deer were taken in this
town during the hunting season.
Wendell Coolidge OF Dorset spent
a part OF last week visiting his sister,
Mrs. d. B. Stone
Work has again been taken up on
the foundation of the Community
house. j. f. Farnum and G. E. Beck
with are doing the work
Mrs. w. B. Robinson returned to
her home in Natick, Mass, last week
and Miss Pierce has returned from
her trip to Winchendon, Mass. and is
again with Mrs w II. Simonds.
The village school completed a
| twelve weeks term ON Saturday of
last week and is having a vacation
over this week before beginning the
/ winter term OF ten weeks.
I In the absence of the pastor, Rev.
c. G. Lyon, who was called to Mon
soon, Mass, last week, the Sunday
morning Service was conducted by
Mrs. Lyon who read sermon.
A meeting under the management
1 of the Bennington County Farm Bur
can was held Thursday afternoon in
Tthc church With Mr., Sawyer of New
Hampshire as speaker Solicitors for
members ,lips were also IN town on
Monda;
The warm weather Of the last OF
the week took the last OF the snow
! whicl, had been on the ground for
about two weeks. The warm wealth
err was followed by a bard rain Satur
night which helped the springs
very much.
While Mrs. b. LaFlamme was re
turning from Londonderry where she
had rean 70 get pair oil horses shod
on Wednesday of last week, the horse
she was driving was shot dead in tbs
woods near IIapgood's mill. We un
uelstana that the s.Hot was fired By
Rollin Rowlcy who was out deer hum
ing near there, and we also under
stand that Mr.. Rowley settled for tht
horse.
Our oldest resident, w. y. Simondi
celebrated his oath birthday on Satur
day, November 10. MI. Smonds is il
verv coed health, enjoys reading th'
papers and keeping in touch with thu
l..s.s OF the day. lie has husked oyel
seventy bushels Of corn this tall. H'
received a number OF birthday cards
land letters and remembrances iron
relatives and friends who wish hin
lmany more happy birthdays.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-23
Beauty is Harmony.

There can be no harmony, and there
fore no beauty, In home in which tht
wife and mother Is cross and irritable
and dull-spirited. Often as not, disease
is at the bottom OF such condition
Let the woman who is always tireC
and who suffers from low spirits ant
mysterious aches and pains. only tr,
Lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. She will then see that the
beauty and harmony win be restored t
her home with the return of her healtl
and good spirits Advertisement
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
TEN STAMP MILL
 FOR KUSKOKWIM
Shipped to Seattle for Imnshipment to Treaiweli Properties
 iu Interior

The steamer Alameda was at rruduou for s.z hours last Sunday taking on a cargo Of log tons of freight for Che TreadwcU Company to bo taken Go Seattle for trans shipment to Che Kuskokwim river to ho new quartz property ot Che conn nany at Nixon Fork
 Included in Che shipment was che complete equipment for Che iustai- Iauon O. a to1-samp min chat Is Co be installed during thc coming prne on Che property
 Active prospecting and develop mont work bas boon going on an winter at NIAous Fork under Che supervision ol Superintendent Charles uoucr Engineer In Charge L.vnriouc Woruccko recently went n over che lee to take charge ol Che extensive program for develop mont work ou Che compauys claims
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
BALL GAME SUNDAY

Frank Bach. Jr, manager of "Bachs Beauties. 'an amateur base- ball team. has challenged Che Doug las Are department team to a game on ncxt Sunday afternoon. Tho arcmcn promptly accepted tho chal- lcugc. and Che Gmt game of tho sea- son win be played on tho Douglas town lot Sunday afternoon at 2:80.
 Frank has gathered together @ bunch Of bah "slIckcrs" that be claims can beat Che world. and as thc Douglas dromcn do not take a back sent when it comes to Che na- uonal pasumc. it is thought Che game win bo a fast one all things considered
 Manager Bach has not as yet an- nounccd thc battery for his team. For Che drcmcu it is likely that Joe Garn win do Che heavlng. with Bu RaIncs on thc receiving end.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
BASEBALL DANCE

At Che meeting Of Hose Companies No. 2 and 9 Of Che Douglas Fire De- par.mcrt on last Monday night it was decided tba. a dance would be -Iyeu tn Che worry uoar future io raise funds tor Che Firo Department baseball team. Tho dance Ia Co bc given at one of Che baus Of tho city and Is to be strictly a monoymahns proposition
 X committee. headed by Ray Me- Corm.ck. was appointed Co provide vaya and mcaus and to promote thc araIr and It Is expected a good sum win bc realized.
 other business transacted was thc election ol tao members and Che general discussion ol matters per- tanur to che coming baseball sea- son. A socaI session was held after Che business meeting
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
ODD FELLOWS

.Thc odd Fellows lodge of this city 1as arranged uu unusually attractive program In celebration Of Che one hundred and dnt anniversary Of Che founding Of the order which Is to bc hold at their hoI mex, Woines- ny evening for members oi Che or- Ior and Invited euosts
 Besides am address by Supt Cor. Iou c. Mitchell of Che Douglas public
 choo's several excellent musical numbers have bcan arranged for While cards are being played In thc lodge room .tseIl dancing to Che music Of string orchestra win be on downstairs Che whole o0a.r to be followed by an excellent lunch.
 During au Che years since Che in- sumIon Of Che lodge on Douglas island. cacb year Che anniversary date is kept witch some Gttne cclc- 5rauou. and Che one Of this year bids fair to eclipse many others for a real enjoyable evening
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
FL NIDO CLAIMS
 TO BE WORKED
Mine Crew Has Left for Lisiansh Peninula-Machinery to Be
 Installed Very Soon

Tho E Nido group oi claims on Liamsd Peninsula arc to bo cXtcn- sycIy developed ha year by Che owner J. IT, Cmu and associates. who Icft early thls week on Che ApoX ! for hc mines witch crow or mon and D. J. Williams mining cnen- cor who win be n charge Of che work T H White representing a group of capitalists was also In Che party.
 The EI NIdo claims are a parallel group with che Apex mines under bond Go Che CbicbaroI Mining Com These claims wore tbo sensation of aa ycar when they wore discovered by Capt. Cam. Samples Of tlc or. show considerable feee gold. and o.t on tlc surface runs into many hundred dollars a ton.
 Cant Cmn had no dImcuiy In
 securing capital Go back him iu thc development work. and it is Che n- tonuon ol Che company to install am air compressor immediately with che .doa of developing the m.ucs Co. Che eztcnt that they win furnish tonnage for a small min that It Is. planned ,o erect lotor th.a season.
 The Cdichaeoa Company Is going ahead with ir work on Che ApcN property which thoy have under bond and win undoubtedly hayc a stamp min running thorc tna year, What work has boon douc there SO. far has shown the management it.
 claimed that tho property .s very rich and It is estimated chat a for- unc win Doc taken out from Che ledge thcrc.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
BISHOP VISITS

Bishop D. TT Rowe. head Of Che Episcopal churches of Alaska. was in Juneau yesterday cu route to sit- ka. Ho is on hla annual inspection trip of aI Che churches under his charge in Che North and win wsit and preach at Juneau and Douglas upon hIs return from sIuu.
 After leaving tho Channel, Bishop Rowo win visit hc cities along Che coast Of Western Alaska. then re- turn to his homo at Seattle for % week before leaving for his long trip to Che outlying missions Of Che church m thc interior Of Alaska.
 Tho trip Go s,tsa was made on thc gas boat E. D. M. belonging to Dr. F. J.. Goddard of Che sitn Hot Springs Win Goddard was opout- lue Che boat
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
SCHOOL TERM IS
 DRAWING TO END
School Will Finish on May 20, With Seniors Getting Out One
 Week Earlier

Tho school yoar of Che Douglas public school is drawing to a close. Che term ending for an grades on Friday May 20.
 The first or Che activities denoung Che close Of Che school year. win bc thc Senior Glass play "Lost-A Chapcrou. Go be given attho Liberty theatre next Friday evening. May 6.
 The next win be Che baccalaur- cato sermon on Che evening Of May Is. at tho Couerogauoual church. Tho sermon win be preached by Rev. C. E Rice Of Che Episcopal church.
 This s to be followed by Class Day. on Wednesday, May n iu Che assembly hau of tho public school. and by commencement exercises at tho Congregational church on Erie day evening" May l8. This win mark thc close Of thc term for Che Seniors Che other classes. however remaining in session for another week for final examinations.
 The "Taku" Che year book of tho High School is in course of being printed now and win be issued thC latter part of next week. This book win contain In a pictorial and liter ary rcyiew Che various activities O.. Che school year that Is drawing Go ar ond
 The graduates this year win b' Sinclair Brown, Martin Gallwas. Es her Casheu and Elizabeth Feusi.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
BOATs DUE

Throo bolls arc due in Gaunoau Channel within Che next th.r.y.s.N hours TbU are thc Admiral Wat- son. due oar.y tomorrow morning. Che Princess Alice. due tomorrow afternoon or evening" and Che JeI. 'oraou. which should mako port Sunday morning Four days mail s distributed between Che throo ro'- se's
 Tho Jefferson and Princes Alice win bc southbomd Monday morn ur
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
SENIOR PLAY
 FRIDAY NIGHT "Lost-A Chaperone" to be Pre- sented at Liberty Theatre
 by High School

The Senior Clam play of Che Doug. laa High School "Lost- "A Chap. eron." which win Doe given next Fn- day evening at Che Liberty theatre is a comedy ml of complications Chat arise at Che summer camping grounds Of party Of college stu- dents of both sex. There is a mix up over a chaporon that ia lost The students have been rohoau.ug Tor several weeks for Che aamr and 10 Is thought lhat whom Che curtain rises ot o'clock an win bc letter porfoht Iu tho.r parts
 Tho following Is Che cast of char lctc.
 George Higgins. A Yale A. B..
 .............. Sinclair Brown Jack Abbott Yale freshman. camn- ing with Higgins Martin GaIlwas Fred Lowtou. another Yalc frcsh- man ......... Arthur Nelson Raymon Fiuhonry Harvard stu- dent - Harold Gollwoa Dick Norton. on-h.u engineer .......... Ranmw KrouQu.at Tom Crosby another engineer - ..... Clifford Anderson Marjorie TyudalL a smith girl
 Nora M.ff.ur Alice Bonnet a Jackson g.rl.....
 Elizabeth Feusl Agnes Arabeua Bates. Jackson girl Martha soy Blanche Wcstcott Amy Wilson Ruth French - Una Grove. Mrs Higgins chapcron
 . Esther Cashcn Mrs. Sparrow Farmers wife,.
 ......... Mary vesoia lulc. farmers daughter -.
 .... Selma Aalto. Mary. another daughter - - Katherine Mccormick
 SYNOPSIS
 Act Girls Camp at Sherwood
 1.0O a. m.
 Act n Tho Follows Camp at|
 Sherwood. $500 D. m. Act m Same as Act L 10 a. m.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
DEATH CLAIMS
 MRS. ZIMMERMAN
Passes Away Wednesday After Long Illness From Tuberculosis;
 Buried Yesterday

After many weary months Of struggling against Che iuroads oi chat dread d.seaac tuberculosis. Mrs J. G Zimmerman died at hor home Iu Douglas Wednesday after noon. passing away peacefully in Che midst or her family and no.sh- bor
 Hr funeral was held yesterday afternoon from Che family homo ou Second street. Che services being conducted by Che Roy. c. E Rice of
 bc Episcopal church and songs ron- lercl by quartet ol ladies.
 Tho paIbcarcr were representa- uyes of Che Eaelcf Elks' and Re- bcsab Iodecs Che drt two being or- der to which Mr. Zimmerman be- longs and Che latter being .he one Go which Che dcccasel woman was affiliated Those representing Che EarIos were Guy L Smith and Jos. Patterson Che Ess Bur, Loom.s
 and Jack Wilson. and Hugh McRac and L. w. KIbmu for Che Robokahs
 Perhaps mot m yoar has such an abundance ol beautiful flowers been saon at a funeral on Douglas Island .s .o,orcJ Che ca.ket. many heauH- m GomI oGcr.nr bc.us sent by thc various lodges hc Douglas fire de- putmcnt and friends and uo.ebbor Practically ul ol tho pioneer ros.- dents ol Douglas and many from Ju- uom followed Che body Go .ts nst resting place u thc Eagle cemetery
 Mrs. Zimmerman was born thirty a.lt years and ten months ago I'm Finland sh. came to Michigan whom very young and in 1897 came to Auasa and soon afterwards Col nauen HnI As Auu.c Fuecroos .he wa. for number ol years one of he b. known ol tho young people 70. luue'as and on April 26. looi sine wa. married .o J. G. Zimmerman ol tas op
 In September IaI9. having hcan m for some umc. she In company u.tr r.r .ou. Chester. went to cali-' form. .o begin her neht against Che. I...1.e chat had los grip upon her. r.r ume II. w.. thoreht chat she. might .o,er bu. several months. .ro !. b..amc apparent tha, hcro
 no hore for her. and for che. past six months slo has be.n unable In walk Realizing tfat sHe was to| Ue ber wish ua. to return to hor. homo Ire where shc could be' mou. oId neads eo MT Zmmcr man maIe Che trip to California to. ..t her and arrived here Vth her. two weeks ago. Tho day after her .uuu .re s..d shc lelt much better md was eoruu that she would r. .or.r now Lat she had reached homo nu. shortly after that she be-
 gan sinking and il was soon seen nrt Che end uas near. and she finally naaoI away after long period of mooH...ousucss
 Besides h.r husband and i2-year- uI son. Chester sine has Icft Co. mourn her a. Republic. Mich. wborc .be .nat her er.hooi her pargnta. ne ho.h. and three sisters
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
FROM THE FARM

Mrs. Catherine N.h1nun has been r m tho Channel for several I... from Ama'e. w.th her daueh f...u... Mn. James NcNuua. a.. r...a..r received news ot Che ....I.n.a. death of her brother m Oa0r-.u
 Harr N.Enrrl. who has been working for Che Juneau Dairy oIl winter .s at Che present ..mc on hia farm at Ame.ea putting .n crops H. au return to Juneau shortly Co resume ls position.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
LEGISLATURE IS
 NEARING ITS END
Many Bills Resolutions and Memor- mh Are Being Threshed
 Ou. These Days

urn. .h. past week most or ,h Ohm. ID. tbc Territorial Lcesniur, h..u taken ur vfl both bodIc. r...re a.r committee ot thc wboI. and considering various bills aud memorials Much discussion ha. boon had or On. general tax measure r-.a rn "a. r.rr.o-..i fsh measur. lo .uthol.e m. carrying on Q, thl work o. tHc .omm eIoH.
 Y..lr-I.r m. House Ways and Moan. committee reported avoabH Ono general appropriation b.u 'u- taa-.r- ..r expenditure ol tli--- lSf.. ..r m. ansecp oi routora. institution. during ,le com.r- h.- orrun rH. hI as recommended is r-..u..I. the amc as submitted by e.. E.e .r hH buirct H, Che n..r... ol In. session
 He lre morning and part %, n. Hoor yesteriav tte "'r.sl
 M." asking pra.i.r, Hari
 .I corer.se tr recognize Che ... raruh.. was l.elsseI and .Hr rn.. u.. .a.. by n vote of IN .u The memorial was sahst. w,. hr N. .o.t-an lor .he original measure. which orI. asked tna. On. r-rs.... and coaae.s uy .o rrI som. e.r to promote pence tn 're land
 Nr Senator H..s uro- aa smte m No t which request. oorer.. to allow tne noo- r.. .. I...a t1 express tH.r arcf- ...... nm who ehau b. governor o, m. Territory sar.t.r Collins also
 Introduced a bH providing for an appropriation m tl.... for am or- ... u Juneau
 Senator H... uI.. introduced a b.u ..re m. a,I.re laws m re-
 .n u He nro.. %. pioneers ...aue ..e Hom. l. s.tsa
 On Che sam. day. Senators Price and rhamr..r introduced n ucmor- ..I asking t..t . ..nmtt.. ot Con. .. t.r t.... .r m. nno-. o' determining n.... .l. capital may h. located Tn. claimed u trar memorial tha. IHr... had mo a...-
 . building l0 .... .he aE..uar.
 
 on WIreI.r . Territorial. House .E Eerre.... under r... o. rr... r...I a hHI amc.l- Tn. ....Hrr H...I. .. m. Territory allowing mur...... o. Alaska .o own md or.... ...t.re. r'Hrf. u. .. don. t. permit frc c.fr of N.m. ...I .f. TT. .rHI.lHa. o' Ono N. L-...r- Company from .. bold tHe-.. n. n.n.. 10. own plan. o that ....e.. may he nrI.l in m. .r
 N re HHe. coming to ..c
 -I ren.nHa m b. handled h. ....cr u. N.m. Tn. Aa.sa f-..ne. 0.mn.r. H.. for r..- ..n .re 70. au .. auuc but m.t announce. u. nfh.uua.
 ne r.H causing Che city Co
 h.. . r... r.H. condition.
 Charles s or Wednesday
 r.o n Cochran of che lower
 explaining III. situation. and N. Cochran r...f tne .r.1m.
 nm m. u... ot Inc floor m. introduced m. amendment. nI. was passed immediately under
 0E ru...
 \ cation H.. received tn On. H.. .. "Wednesday from the t'.... N.... u.oth.rH..I through pre.I.rt I.r.. r. r.uI o- WrureI protesting ae..n.t .re Ert F.rer- .es hr
 um. HH Nr af mr0r- IT. m u m buyer. m farmers
 and -nnoH N.s amended on .he r. day tn n. U.us. ta Include D .l .r .r.rn... m oIoN Naoe H. se-. caribou sheep .. .. s. acr rH. .o.uon o. . H sre game Harleus a ue.. " .r.h and aEe wm
 from m. h.I
 T.. u.. a.'r- .. a .omm.tf0. oI n. ah.. WHH.irr decided Co u... t. H N.n rcd salmon from 1f. cont. to cents. Th. ,a1 ol .. cont. a bod or room.ne rrur and hat.. tn Incorporated towns r. eliminated This Va. tn consideration o. m. general a'
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
BACK FROM SPRINGS

Joseph U. Jones' lor many years engaged n mining on Douglas Is.- and. has recently returned from 'he Goddard S1u.ar.um at S.tka Hot sprinse where hc was on vacation for several weeks. Mr. Jones win re-
 turn to William Henry bay where he has a position witch Che Alaska End.cott Mining Company
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
BACK TO HOSPITAL

Mrs Pcorl Frceberg. who returned from sl Ann hospital late last week after a long siege of illness. was at her home at Treadwcn only a short time when she was forced Go return to Che hospital sho suffered a re- lapse and was quite m for time after reaching Che hospital
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
RICH STRIKE OF
 GALENA IS MADE
Mayo District Furnishes One of the Richest Silver Mines Ever
 Discovered

Recent news dispatches from Daw- son tcI of rich strike Of galena on tbc Rico group of claims belonging to Che Yukon Gold Company In the Mayo district The telegram said n uuo-foot vein Of solid galena had been uncovered. making it without doubt thc richest silver mine yet discovered.
 The Dawson News has the follow ug Go say about the truth Of Che first report:
 Rev. F. H. Buck has returned here from Mayo Hc visited Keno Hm and confirms Che previously reported news of a n.nc-foot vein Of rich galoua ore on Che Rico claim. one Of tbo Yukon Gold group. Tho ore was being taken out hc states faster tbau tho teams were hauling it away just then. cIi says
 "No 9 vein on Che Rico claim which lies in Che Yukon Gold group 1t Che head Of Faro Cullen. developed l rich vein Of orc recently and when was there they were taking out 90 tons of ore a day. No. 9 was enc oeinr the attention Of practically ul thc mon Che company had on Che him. They were working three elrht-hour shifts on the one claim
 and had about th.rty-dve men cm- ploycd. They were allowing no wis., tors m Che works. SO did not see rhc vein. but others there said it was a nine foot vein with eight feet n width ol solid galeua could see Che ore acks there where they wcro being piled on Che sleighs for hauling To Mayo aLnding
 Tho "YuEon Gold is not prospect me just now on any of its other eIams or claims under option. nor running any tunnels. believe but has hauled large quantities Of sup- plies to Keno ran. to last them until they can get more supplies In sum- mcr. The work Is bcIne applied just now in producing from Che biz vein that has shown up so rich
 "Er.cbsm. Dahl and Bcckman. on tbc Nabob claim. where they have boon working al winter, have struck . good vein. believe. It was storm ue thc day ] was on the hin. SO ] hid not got over to Che Nabob. but
 was told they had run into good ore. They have been working hard lu winter and deserve to strike it.
 "Quite number Of Keno Hni claim owners have bccn representing this winter and others win be doing io between now and al. However. some claims w8y lapse. That re- mains to be seen. expect there win be quito lot of tents on various spots on or about Keno. and good many prosDcc,ors scattered over Rambler stand-To. Galeno Look out eud other huIs 10 looks as though there win be quite a tented village at Che foot Of Keno shortly Some lines of business already arc concentrating there. Robbie Greayos veteran of Che Yukon overseas forces is getting out logs at tho foot oi Keno. and intends Go start a road house there understand Harry Yamasak Che Jap. who cooked last summer at Che Hiphct dredge. is Co have roadhouso and laundry at tho foot Of Keno. and has arranged for use Of tho buildings put mp and now urcd there In connection with tho orc hauling teams Another new roadhouso or two are reported being planned by old timers for that To- cauty."
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
woMAws CLUB MEEuNB

The Douglas Island Womaua Club s to meet his evening at Che home of Mrs. Gustav Cruudior on Third street Tho meeting date was post- poncd from Wednesday night