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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-01

Spencer l.. Jones. of Plymouth was
winner over Raymond VI. Slottcr. of
Philmont, and g.
The feature match of the carly rounds
was the match between Joseph Coblc.
Philadelphia Golf Club. and George
Galcna. Cobbs Creek. They were all
square at the nineteenth, and each was
still going strongly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-01

FOURTH OF JULY AT WILDWOOD
Penna. system. To aoeQmmodate returning
wood Crest. STANDARD TiiI T:bi Pm, Mon,
July I, and b':5 A. NJ. ss,. July 5.-Adp.
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DEATHS


aaash,r Of the %e %in sG EhJ5zAABETH shJ ARIia IA
h hsr lsta lsTnerS rS.,Ssrc Sssryiecs Sunday NJ from
cLARkE-Jfu Jfm}s'9sc"' &c. BEEhHH 2EjEh}%i e, (n..
Fsssn'mSTeI, ss F,,ecr TifT q James a Carke ased
late resdcnGs 20f n. I'D st. camde1E," c sE" n hGr T
Int intermont Ton Betho! Cemetery Friends n may :
MILkIAc,Eiune 80. WILLIAM r., hus.
bar oaGd & Of The late Mary A, MIliiac, Relatives
No 90, o f. tn1t@d H to 1sFqSh stTSIses L2sdEe sh,
SSppd1aX, NJ. at residence OF Albert Moore
. ~ ~ 18th ST. Interment Arlington Gene.
.McCLQsKEY,1;-June 80. MARY, daughter
years, Funeral Saturday. 2 p. NJ at $3.50
n Bailey St Interment Holy Cross Gene.
ODONNELL. June 80. JAMES j., son of
Jsmes asnJ "a ana @ Anna r. 0,ponnoLl tnee Allardl
ca to m2mns fSnaTa ssPnrdS% sRfnyS' s6 EF2s
from residence, w. Hartwen ave chest
nut. Hin. Interment Holy sopuchro Gene.
,PENpERGRAss.-,June 80 ROBERT AL
LEN, JR.. son OF Robert A. and Mary W
his reGence on 4S 4SSnSsy sy
toga Springs, n Y. Pittsburgh papers peTs
RGss02-June 20. FRANK RUSSO. ReIa.
tiyes, friends and former Girard College
mass at St Nicholas, 9th and Moore SITS
Monday, July 4, $50 A, NJ. Interment Holy
sCHwENdE'R. June 80. AMELIA r.
SCHWENGER lnee RcisigD, aged SO years
Relatives and friends, also Ladies' Aid So
GSuych GSy or anS hHsd To
funeral services on Sunday, p NJ. at Ala?
Parrish g. Intermeent private:
WELSH, aged, "A. years Relatives and
friends invited TO funeral services Tuesday,
II A. NJ. precisely. at his late residence,
36ib y 10Th st. lnterment private.
LOST AND FOUND
OLD KNIFE, marked c, T. r., lost Friday
evening. s TO 10, vicinity Mannheim Club
and Queen Lane Station. Phone Gtn. 6sS ].
EDUCATIONAL
Both Sexes
WEST CHESTER. Pa.
The Darlington Seminary, Ind.
West Chester, Pennsylvania
SIXTY ACRE ESTATE
sIst Year Opens September FL. 1871
Junior School for young girls.
For Catalogue, address
Christine +. Bye. PRINCIPAL. BoS $40
Young Men and noys
NAZARETH "a.
Nazareth Hall Military Academy
Box 30, Nazareth. Pa. Founded I,4s
Coll, ge Preparatory and Business Courses
Senior, lnteTmedate and junior Depart,
athletic and military life, All outdoor
Address The RE 4: =: THAELER.P P D. D..
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NAZARETH. PA.
Hall Military Academy

Box 30, Nazareth. Pa. Founded I74S
Coll ge Preparatory and Business Courses
Senior, intermediate and Juniog Depart.
ments. Minimum age years. Vigorous
athletic and military life, All outdoor
Address The RE A. r. THAEIERip pGS' d.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27
EXPECTED DEATH
Your Kidneys are Most
Important to Your Life
Read This Woman's Testimony

Read This Womans Testimony
Austin, .Minn.-"Dr. Pierce's Anuric
(kidney and backache) Tablets are
the very best have ever known. My
Kidneys were in a bad condition for
over three years. J bloated SO that
several quarts of water was tapped
from me at one time, and my people
were expecting me to die when / had
them give me the Anuric Tablets and
the relief came almost at once. i took
seven or eight bottles of Anuric and
was restored to perfect health, which
still enjoy Mrs. Myrtle Sochness,
4O7 u. Allegheny st.
Get DIR. Pierce's Anuric Tablets from
your druggist today, by all means, and
get that uric acid out Of your sys-
tenn. Dent, don't don't put the mat
ter off. Send l0c to Dr.. Pierce's In
valids' Hotel in Buffalo, n. Y, for a
trial pkg. and write for free medical
advice. Adv.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27

New York. Oct. 2...-The old Greeks
disccvered the secret of making all
women look graceful.
OF course, Grecian ladies were no,
supposed to be too fat or too thin.
Todhy I'VE see the adaptation, of the
Greekl klrcbe design in the most up-to
date ahdt so-called tailored costumes
The Abrought-over draped from;
which kiVes coat effect is one adap.
tation. (which is shown here.
The btraight-lined gown with the
crossed lover drape conceals a multi
tude CT tirls against symmetry.
ThereS is. nothing in the outline to
make itl,unpcpular. with the perfect
thirty-siA IL either.
This awn is of navy blue crepe
matelassA
Deep rdyeres give the gown a coat.
like effect, 'especialy desirable fol
street we$r.t The sleeves are large
and ngelashaped, long and graceful.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27
B. H. s. ON EDGE
FOR GRID CLASH
Mandan Comes Across River to
Meet Local Team

q
The fast Bismarck and Mandan foot
ball teams will clash on the local grid
iron tomorrow afternoon at3 o'clock In
a game which will decide the cham
pion team Of the southw estern dis
trict of the state. -.
1t had been announced by the Man
dan high school that they would not
play unless they could uae their star
quarterback, Mcdonald Charges
have been circulated that Mcdonald
was ineligible.
Both teams have gone through hard
work since their last game and it is
expected that the game tomorrow will
be one OF the best OF the.season. Bis
marck has not played amy games since
the MandanBismarck game at Man
dan. Mandan has the advantage OF
having game with Dickinson since
that game. Both teams are out to
WIN and a gaod'game tomorrow is as
sured. 49,. .Sg-
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27
s97 47H31i7 q .iNIlHTRT | n
Social and
| PERSONAL
Military Record
To Be Placed in
Public Library

"A permanent record OF the military
+aGtivities Of Burleigh county during
the world war is to be placed in thei
local public library by the committees
for war >hist0ry Of Burleigh county, Al
room has been obtained in the public
library for this particular purpose. ASH
soon as some sort of shelving can be
obtained by the committee. which has
no funds, records already available
will be placed there. Gift OF shelves
would be welcomed by the committee.
1t is planned I'D have completes
record Of the service of Burleigh coun-i
ty bOys,.a record of what civilians did
to help the cause along, newspaper
files, any kind of souvenirs of the war
and any other records indicative Of
the part Burleigh county played in the
great conflict.
81. Mrs. Robert Orr, of this city, is
county chairman. having been desig-
mated by Mrs. c. F. Amid,on, state
chairman. Similar undertakings are
in progress in most of the counties in
the state and in some public support
has been given. The Ward county
commissioners voted 500 to aid in
compiling the record in that county.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27
TAKE UP FIGHT
ONNONPARTISANS.
IN WISCONSIN

Milwaukee, Wis. Oct T.--Wiscon-
sin Republicans engaged in the fight
on the Nonpatisan league and other
political factions will meet in Milwau
kee on WashingtCn's birthday to rec
ommend candidates for u S. senator
and state offices. according to call
issued last night by the committee OF
A. .
Women will take an active part in
the orgaHization and it.; campaign
which is directed against the re-elec-
tion Of Senator Robert LaFcllette and
also to prevent control by the Nonpar-
ftisan league of state offices.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27
DYEDHER WRAP,
skirt, SWEATER
AND DRAPERIES

Every Diamond Dyes" package tells
how toe dye or tint, any worn, faded
garment or drapery a new rich color
that Viii not streak, spot, fade~or run.
Perfect home dyeilig, is guaranteed
with diamond Dyes even if you haave
never, dyed before" Just tell your
druggist whether the material Nou
wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether
it is linen, cotton, or mixed goods. For
ffty4one years millions Of women have
been using Diamond Dyes" tV add
years of wear to their old, shabby
'waists, skirts, dresses, coats, sweat
erss stockings, draperies, hangings, e'v-
ersthing!: f& Adv.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27
$3.50 TAKEN IN !
WING ROBBERY

The safe of the Mandan Mercantile's
lumber yard at Wing was entered last
night, $12O in cash and check for
$500 taken, according to information
to Sheriff WEIGH. ~.
> Manager Landers, of the lumber
yard, said that the thiefa evidently
knew the combination OF The safe, as
it was locked this morning as it had
been last night when he;left, and that
he did not discover the'1robbery until
change y d..
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27

are doing work for the annual sale
WHICH Will be held in December
Baptist Notes
). The Auction Sale- held at the
meeting or the Baptist ladles yester-
day afternoon was a success from ev-
'e.y STANDPOINT. A iarge crowd at
tended the meeting. Refreshments
were served at the close OF the AFTER
Ion.
Zion Lutheran Notes
The Ladies Aid of the Zion Luth-
eran church are meeting this after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Jorn HUI
bert Work for their December sale
VIII be continued at the meeting this
afternoon.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27
GIVE HALLOWEEN SOCIAL

The Christian EndeavOr society Of
the Presbyterian church will give a
Halloween social in the, church par.
lors tomorrow evening, October %. A
report on the Sixth World Christian
Ent1eavor Convention will be given by
Miss NrNladge Runey and Mrs. W. E.
Butler, who is State president of the
Christian Endeavor delegates from the
local society, at this meeting. It Is
hoped that a large number Of the
adult members of the church will at.
tend the meeting and hear this report
Phono9raph records of talks and songs
that were given at the New York
meeting will be used There will be
special singing by Mr.. Gale. The meet
ina, will open at eight o'clock.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27
REFUSE MINERS
PEACE PROPOSAL

Washington, Oct. 27.--Peace propos-
alS of the union miners in West Vir-
ginia were cast aside today by coun-
sci for the coal operators at the hear
committee.
Proposals of settlement put for
ward by Frank Walsh, miners coun-
sci and Phillip Murray vice president
of the United Mine Workers, was met
with a declaration from the operators
that "well have no dealings with the
United Mine Workers.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27

really new hair growing all over
the scalp. "Dandefine' is to- the
hair what fresh showers Of, rain
and sunshine are to vegetation. 1t
goes right to the roots, invlgorate
and strengthens them. This delight
full, stimulating tonic helps thin,
lifeless., faded hair to grow long,
thick, heavy and luxuriant.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27

7 RETURN TO MINNESOTA
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Owen, who have
heen guests at the home Of their
daughter Mrs. L. A. Morrison, for the
past week, left last evening for their
home at Eveleth, MIMI IA
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27

GIVES EVENING PARTY
a Mrs! tiMaude AMattson entertained at
six o'clock dinner last evening. Cow
ers were laid for ten. Following the
dinner the guests spent a pleasant eve'
ming playing whist.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27
Church Societies
Presbyterian Notes
CiliiSilan EndeavOr

The Chri4ttSn Endeavor society OF
the Presbyterian church will hold a
Halloween asocial at the church to-
morrow evening at eight o'clock. A
feature of this meeting will be the
reports on theht world Christian En-
deavor meeting held at New York,
given by Mrs, W. Z. Butler and Miss
Madge Runey H.
Loyal Comrades Class
The Loyal Comrades Glass Of the
Presbyterian church will give a
Halloween party at the Frank Har-
ris home <Sautfday evening. ,.The
party will takS the form Of a mas
querade.
Pres sbytcrian Aid y
The Presbyterian ladies, Aid are
holding rumnAge sale at the church
today and tomdhruw. fSIs%$
The regulala monthly. business
meeting of thelaAid will be held at
the, church nktk Thursday after
noon. A pot ludk supper will follow
the business medtilig. This supper is
to be an indoor picnic and everyone
is asked to brinE &, q basket.
Methodist Notes
The C. o. M. Class, of the Methodist
church held a sheet and pillow case
party at the Folspmshome last even
ing. Each guest cime as ghost.
The evening was Spent doing Hal
lowe'en stunts after which everyone
unmasked. Refreshments were SER
we'd. Decorations and appointments
were Of Hallowe'en Ipattern. The re-
mainder of the evening was spent
telling ghost stoies.
The Epwortt League of the Nc
Cabe Methodist church are planning
a Halloween socialA which will be
held at the church Monday night.
All young people ofH the Methodist
church are invited ITO attend this
party. i
fatholic AidENotes
The members of St. tMary's Sewing
circle are preparing sfor their an
nual Christmas sale which will be
held December 10. tThey are now
working on aprons and all kinds of
fancy work. It is plfsnned to, give a
food sale at the sanle time.
The next meeting bf the Sewing
Circle will be held pnp Thursday of
next week.
Episcopa! Votes
The Ladies aid ioi' Georges
Episcopal church Wsilli meet at the
parish house this afternoon. They
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27
OPEN HOUSE PARTY

Forty girls attended the open house
party given at the Business and Pro.
fcssional Women's club room last eve
ming. The evening was spent socially.
It is the plan of the club to have the
club rooms open for working girls and
women Of the city every Wednesday
evening.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27
RErI1RN TO FARGO

RETURN TO FARGO
Mr. end Mrs. C. P. Wilson. who have
heen visiting at the Philip Meyer and
G. H. Dollar homes for the past two
weeks, returned thisdnorning to their
home at Chicago.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27

ENTERTAINED MIR. BORGLUM
Cutzon Borglum the sculptor, was
guest at the home Of Mrs. Fred Han
son, 4S Thayer strest, following his
speech last night. Mrs. ]. w. Deemy
assisted in serving refreshments.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27

RETURNS FROM CITIES
Mrs. Roy Corwin has returned from
the twin cities where she has been
visiting relatives.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27
CITY NEWS
Enters Hospital

Christ Denker of Garrison has en-
tered the Bismarck hospital for sur
gical treatment. Roy Jacobson OF Bot
tineau has entered the hospital fol
medical treatment.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27

COLUMBUS, GA.

Columbus, Co., Oct. 27-President
Harding arrived here today on his
four day swing through the south anC
with members of his party visited
Camp Bennilig, an infantry school
near here.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27
.ROBBER SHOT, z
ONE CAPTURED

Council Bluffs. ia, Oct. 27.-sheriF
deputies on guard in store here
about 5 O'Clock this morning engaged
in gun fight with a gang Of robbers
who brke int the place. One robber
was killed. 3
: Sheriff W. A. Groneweg has iden-
titled the man killed as James Blank.
enship, 25. He figured in the Omaha
court house riot two years ago. An.
other man. named Joe Stanley, was
capturedy
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27
THIN, FLAT HAIR
GROWS LONG, THICK
AND ABUNDANTf

"naaderine' c o ssus
only 35 cents a BOTTLE.
One application epds
all dandruff, stpps
itching and falling
hair, and, in a re"
moments, you hove
doubled the beauty ,of
your hair. 1t whlPap-
pear a mass, So Is0ft,
lustrous, and easyy to
do up. But what will
please you most will
be after a few weeks
use. when you see new
hair--fine and dawny
ht.f
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27
VISITS IHDR!E

~ VISITS HDRE
Miss Edgarda Evanson, a graduate
nurse of the st. Alexius hospital has.
returned from New York where she
has been doing post graduate work for
the past year and q half. She will
visit here for several months.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27
TO ARKANSAS

Mr. and -'ar "rav lett last
evening for to- .;,.C.c home IN Ar
k::nsas. Thsy have Deen the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Webb.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27

:, RETURNS TO BISMARCK
Miss Caroline Gruenfelder returned
TO the city after a aseveral days visit
at her home at Kintyre
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27

SHOPPING HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Dobler and daughter
of Menoken were shoppers in the city
yesterday.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27
Returns Home

RetUTnS F1Ome
Mrs J. f. Coulter and baby son OF
the city and Mrs. Fred Ehman and
baby daughter of Lehr, who have been
at the Bismarck hospital, returned to
their homes today.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27

FROM DICKINSON
Victor Walton, Walter and Dell Cut
now and Frank Ray pf Dickinson were
visiting in Bismarck yesterday.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27

ION SHOPPING TRIP
Mrs. Karl Klein and Sister of wash
burn were in the city today on snop'
ping trip.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27

Returns Home
Ichn 1nchrr. who has been confined
to the st. AleXius hospital for some
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27
HERE ON BUSINESS

oA 94h sL.nW. Bohn Of Fargo travelling
tlid9 ioclaiimT7.S .Sgent of the Northern Pacific
rnpl 7aTailroad lis in the city on business
sE trip!pH
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27

Big Halloween Party. Pattersohls
Hall, Saturday night. October 2eth.
Eats And dancing $1.00 per couple.
Extra ladies' 25c.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27

FROM WING !.
O. G. Olgierson of Wing was
business visitor in the city TODAY.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of
Mandan, are giving a dance at
the Elks Hall, Friday night, Oct.
28, 1921. Music by Mandan or
chestra. Will serve dOughnuts
and coffee l5c. Tickets sold by
Christ Martines0n of Bismarck.
Everybody welcome.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27

time has returned to his home at
,Strasburg.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27
RESCUERS SEEK
TO SAVE MINERS

Britiania Beach, B. c., Oct. 27.-Res-
cue gangs were still at work late last
night in ap attempt to reach two
miners entombed by a rock slide at
the 5000 foot level of mine here for
six days.
Officials hold to the belief that the
men are alive. Air has circulated in
the shaft and the two carried emer.
gency rations.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27

Dancing Patterson's Hall to.
night. 1Oc a dance. 4
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27

It's here! ~The Night Horse
men," Commencing tonight, at
the Bismarck Theatre.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27

It's here! ''Thc Night Horse
men," Commencing tonight, at
the, Bismarck Theatre.
The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-27
Loyal Comrades Class

The Loyal C0nrades Class Of the
Presbyterian church will give a
Hallowe'e en- party at the Frank Har-
ris home NSautrday evening. ;.The
party will takf the form Of a mas
Querade.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-04-20
FRIzzElL MARKET LEASED

FEiEzell's market has been lsas- cd to J.O.LyO0S who. with his wife and baby, arrived from Rupert Sat- urday and took charge Monday. Geo. J. Frizzell. OwneF of the pfe. mises. also came up and remained durin9 the stay of the Albert. He stated to the Miner that the reason toS leasing the market is that he has all he can look after in Rupert and up the Skeena. He has con- tracted to supply practically all the cannsries on the Sksena, and this of itself is big undertaking. Mir. Lyons is an experienced market man. having practically grown up in the business. Since his return from overseas he has been in busi- ness in Rupert.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-04-20
DAN DAVIS WANDERS BACK

Dan Davis, pioneer of 1910 and original locator of the New Alaska, has returned from Indianapolis where he spent the winter with his family. While there he had an op- eration and is very much improved in health. lookina ten years younger than when he went awar. ''e will get into harness in few days and resume his old job of keeping the camps boots and shoes fit to wear. Incidentally, he has already start ed his garden at the stone house on the international boundary which kept the camp supplied pith lettuce and radishes last summer.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-04-20
REMODEL ALASKAN HOTEL

The Alaskan Hotel will reopen in c few days, the ground floor having been entirely remodeled and the two upper stories renovat- ed and the p rooms put in perfect order The ground floor has been converted into one room, with a small office counter at the front and a cigar stand at the rear. The re- maining space will be utilised as a pool and billiard room, R.JNcDon- ell having brought six pool tables and an American billiard table back with him when he returned from Victoria Saturday. The iemodel- ing was done by W.L,Balch.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-04-20
Negotiating New Deal On t
 New Alaska

There Is a new deal pending on the New Alaska. but at this writing t had not been consumu1ated, ow- ing to difficulty in securing teie- graphic connection with the New Yoek people who are the yendees. Sunday night the Owne4a Daa Davis, Wm. McGSew and Charles KnFppie, met with Harry Tanner who represents the New York int erests. and an aeSeement was reached which is subject to confirm atiOn by Mir. Tanners principals. Until this confirmation is received details of the transaction cannot be published.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-04-20
Will Work
 Many Men

Work has started in a smaA wgay Rn the actual constrYctiOn 9f the PremieE tFalmaliiaae,, tFamaliiaaee, aaqn1a aqnaa aseopRYdiina t6 P.HGrahaaaHml, ahaaaHml, who has charge lq of the installation, there will soon bs froGm " 15O to 200 men employed. MT. Graham. accompanied by his son Wayne and bis foreman, Pete San. don, arrived from Spokane SasuE: day. Monday he went oyer the lin" with the sneIpser PR, Rackus. from the wharf 10 the @lns, return. ing Tuesday. He said he wa6 asresAhly surpVisad by ths acessa- ability of the route end anticipates DO particular difficulty in landing all supplies aa the srOund, The tram practically paFallDls the EAe, en gOad aAd at uo place E t any irsat distance awsy tpOm t..
 MF. Gpahsm has bean bRilAias trans EOE tho past es yiati and il. thOuah maklRa Spokane his hsms. ls away 50 much that hs is haEdlK acqlsintGd with ,hii wife. HSs lGsI work. which took more thAn a year was constructing tram to the sul. phur deposit at URimak Pass fov a Chicago company.
 MF, Graham stated thaS it ts his intention to employ all the losal labor that he caR secure. and hopes to be able to secure sufficient help here to Obviate the necessity ot sending outside for men. He will  also buy all the supplies here that can be obtained.
 Lumber is big item in the tram construction. it being estimated that a million feet will be used. This will keep not only the Hydev sawmill but the Lawrence & Work man mill at Stewart keyed up to a little extra speed for awhile.
 There will be 150 ordinary tow. CTS built, the timbers fO' which can be secured on the ground. In ad- <dition, twelve tension towers will
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-04-20
SAD NEWS, LADIES

Billy Orr says he is not going to have a stsck-taking sale of stamps before turning the postoffice over to Oren HAl,, Don't seem to be any bargains at all nowadays.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-04-20

be necessary. An ordinary tension toweF takes about 1S.OOO feet of lumber. Then there are three angle stations and the two terminals, mahine a total of 167 supports for the AFam. Mr. Graham will also suelPpArvlse the c0nstructiOn Of the 4AAQton ore bunkeEs at the wharf. He says that he is going ao rush the work as fast as possible. but at that hs figures that it will take six Manths to complete the job and he xil have te h4ek the AEst heavy snows of pskt wihtef:
 The statisnaFy os easFyiad oabls will bs ope=iReh solid atsel, and the tEavsliha cable Ave-SiehthS oE an IOsh IR diameter,
 Bill MuFphy.s house on Premier Avenue has been secured fes an oHisa.