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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07
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RFhT ESTATE For SAFE


Houses For sale -
pTNIE HIGHWAN-For sale or trade
city property. my small tract 81 laul
located on Dixie highway, near hose-
lawn. terms. price very reasonable.
Cal Lincoln 242S.
-FOUR ROOM HOUSE and one acre
ground electric lEhts; lowing Wei
big bargain IL taken a. once. Has
ings Realty Co. 2Is y. AU h.E1n-
EXCELLENT HOME on wonderful ga
den spot on outskirts OF city, very
good value; reasonable price easy
terms a. 4 Schel.uger. 2O1 -202 j. NJ
:. Bldg Main 1f2a
FIVE ROOM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
new; $500 down. $50 month immeil
ate possession. Frank Jefferies, keal-
tor. 4la In. . Trust Bldg
FOR SALE, APARINENTS-W ouid like
cwo more corgcuial parties % join ls
In purchase Of apartment building. >,N
apartments OF SIX rooms ana oat-'
each 20 have own apartment. >tlllttf
modern and ideally located. For FUR
Their Information inquire II Wesley van
Vain. 90 FARMERS lrust bllE
FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-Nery large
broom. modern'y equipped home oah
floors and quarter sawed OAK trim M
and down. foundation OF large stones +,
has many attractive features not men
toned There are - beautiful shade
trees All abOu- it on spacious grounds
plenty Of shrueiery. and splen 10 10
lawn Fur further Information can
The Is. * " Company, sol Farmers
Trust Co. lincoln 59S
HANEY AVE. E-S!x room au nofern
house with garage: price reasonable
=. A. Mccullough. Residence. Ei--
Michigan ST. Phone Lincoln O3't. y
Gee 80 S. Michigan ST Phone Aaln
1856
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i'pI SE-tor sale. broom uohst ga
Darn, lots Inquire Afs. r. l. 9l''~N
LET. lUI y. 11rIsle 81
HOUSES Nice fgur-ro1m house located
near Rosel1nd Price $3.50. small
payment down Call Lincoln 243s
HOUSI-For sale: good seven room
house. with garage. am modern. at 1919
s. Fellows St: deal with owner and
save agents commission.
HOUSES Also FARNIS-Have BUYERS
like 20 list your property. !. y. Clark.
$50 Farmers 7'rust Bldg Lincoln 1915.
TTT-TZ7Z7777V I'VE - T77-----07-7 house
city water I'm house and yard FUR
mace. toilet electric lights Price Si-
E0o m sem o0 lov-1 n pobinso1
& Son. l2l \. Main st
-TT-S77T 77r,zT5T T-75TI=77 a - ben o.
- - 'C-lI ~ iL, ~ nv S %.
iines HeI ltgoan sSgoo o. IJ So Ia e~
fra we'll bniIf an very large Iot-fIy
ON fest Torga bosarnart aIectrf. 1fphfs
ana 5iceIv fnfS6eJ bofb inside and
ONT Living room ahout 11xfS Price
60 ooO m si6n - Ga1,.ro son 400
y-o,tn a. SCg GoH ~ - Dev
96S : HVi,IJe,I Mn St51
-
/ LAFAYETTE SI.-SlN-room house. gas
Tor cooking electric lights lily wafer
l ia t op aId- rec 9,l,i-VV-vV- 81
W u0Nu- =. " hoDlASoH 81 SUI
- y VAN 81
. l.EFR Sly hnHEn fNnTHUrr nI 81
modern: laundry In basement. near
church and school: on bus line Pos
session thirty DAYS Price 81 10000
VIII sell on terms. s. NJ. Robinson q
Son 124 y Main ST
77--T-T-TT- 7-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

Household Goods %
AMERICAN 49, WY IrUns now s. - !.
Hot Point, $685.. A complete line 81
standard grIi> percOlatcrs, toasters.
cleaners. washers. etc. az SchaUneE 5.
OPPOSITE rostoT-l-e. - red1-ed Lrl-e--
BOOK CASE-Bed spring and mattress.
wash stand, aud cook stove 800 \.
BARGAINS ia used rniture. gas stoves.
new beds, nattress.s, swings and ~ar-
den hose. 50I :. Michigan. Judson and
Klein. Lincoln G0s1
Buy RUBBER stair pads at The IN
diana window Shade Co, 30 W. JET
fersol.
ELECTRIC WASHERS at reduced
prices. Schafners, opposite post
Office.
EIGHT QUART pure aluminium preserT-
INK kettle, ST.. The best buy In TIE
city today. Rclmold. u y. Nan:
EACHANIE lCUK OLD RNlTCgE
For new. by cur exchange department
plan. We accept used furniture as par
payment on any new furniture yoa
nay wish 20 select. A. Il. Heller fus'
Hitute Co.
ELECFRTC FANS-For the h0Tus =
ord shop.
FOR SALE-DIning room suite, twin
beds, library table. rugs, kitrheu cani-
net. 10 W Marion.
GLASS FILLERS and repairs for Their
mos bottles az Schanner's; also q com
plete hne OF bottles and Jars.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07
BUSINESS SERVICE


efND rs your Elm. To- Ieveiopinx ana
pruning. quick service. careful atfen-
Hoh 70 saca order. NTliuEton yh0t0
seEklce o. - ~ Michigan 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07
F07= - FOR SAFE


HOUSES FOR SALE
Owing TO the lowered cost * material
aud labor We aye On q position f0 build
20 more houses at very I0W figure
These houses are being built SO an
American section. on car Iiun and
rapid growing section OF tho city,
lou select tho Tor, and We vii start
the house 8t once
Five-room buuc low with bath room:
full basement with concrete door and
walls. inside cellar way. kitchen chin
ncy wiring complete with necessary fix
tures; water supply i1 house, painted
fwo coats outside three inside. outer
walls sheeting. paper siding. inner
walls l8thes and plaster. cedar single
roof: price $3.50. including lot. with
small payment down. balance 5000
monthly including interest
CAN X0T BEAT ITO
We can build only l'u taL number %
those houses. so get busy and get your
order in
MEYERS. long N HUTTON
Room . Crnhoun tfeafrr hIf- Tnst1lr7I
Over Ur0he-u thearpr.
Omen evenings fr %. ~r-fHv 90 ~ q r
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07
FINANCIAL

Business Opportunities IS
sale. best IO-room
rOomiug house iD city. must be sold in
five days We lsn have nh kinds II
other lines OF business and leases TO
sell. Before Vol buy or sell see Bey-
ers, the business chance man. Room
Is. odd Fellows Bldg We are open
evenings till j.. ~ Main 1888.
DTSTRIBUTOK-Sales manager for this
territory can make 500 90 S1.50O mon
thly iu q high class. permanent aud
profitable business We manufa rture
the famous Reuulife Violet Ray Cen
orator the m9dern. scientific electrical
apparatus for home treatment. Adver-
tised iu national ma s3zlnes and meet
ing with wonderful Success. $1,000 now
in use. u YOU are an intelligent. ener-
eetic and high class salesman who can
train others 10 assist YOU o big sue
cess is assured Our selling plan never
fails. Three 20 five hundred dollars
working capital necessary 20 establish
office anil get started This oppor-
tunitv will not be available long II
YOU can quaffy write Ut wire at once
FOR particulars Rendlife Elesfrie Co
Marquette Bldg. Detroit, NlicL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

RELIABLE MARRIED MAN
To work on lawn, take care OF DO.
water boilers and chickens and do
other work around place IN city.
Modern bcme furnished In replying
give reference and experience Al
dress Bow 53J News Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07
EMPLOYMENT


Hcip wantcd-Fcmale -
NANILU-HcIp m tuc kitchen az The
Itllatnln lla.
lFOWtN-Df good Standing in her com
muuifg f. take orders for trees. sl-uhs
roses Vines. bulbs. OLD fashioned COW
ere Permanent High commission paid
promptly NO delivering OF collecting
Write today First National Nurseries,
Enrhes -r. n. D
WHNILD- tsncrs six young
ladies Of medium size. neat in appear
aure. bright and Il good habits. Apply
aI fh+ tffI.e of tue Palace lheafrr
Corporation. Room .H1 oliver Ihea-ef
Building. Monday al y. ~
WNNTED-WhIte womm tor general
fou,eWork. can Main AL.
WANTTD -Txporicuced maid in faniV
o., three 1922 l.. Jefferson plvd. ph0ae
Main So.
Help Wantcd-MaIe b
ANl INTELLIGENT PERSON-m4y
earn good Income corresponding Tor
newspapers. 40 or spare time: exper-
Icu-e unnecessary no cduyassiug- sui o.
It.fs suggested. Send for free book
lrt National Press Bureau, Buffalo. y.
MEN WANTED.
TIE MARINE UNIVERSITY
wants 20 get iu touch with Ueu who
are anxious % become DECK OFFICERS
iu tue MERCHANT MARINE SERVICE
COAST GUARD l.. s.
NAVY.
TO these meu we can offer n complete
course iu navigation. seamanship, etc,
which VIII enable them 60 pas, the re-
CUircd examinations for these positions.
tms HOME STUDY PLAN Is the best I'm
tle world. This preparati On viii take
four 90 six months. Salaries after the
course is completed run from $40 20 $500
per month and all expenses.
THIS SCHOOL HAS NEVER YET
FAILED To SECURE A GRADUATE
IS POSITION.
THE MARINE NTNERSITN
Nautical school
ST. Paul. MINI.
NAN ELIWEEN : AND 4O-For col
ls.tiuE and soli.itjn-. Must be we'll
commended. Prefer Cd local man re-
siding in or near Ever Park. CaU
Monday morning. s soiurk. f32 Farm
cr- Trust Bldg
1,aN-Wauted for Detective work. EV-
pcricuse unnecessary. Write j. GdnOr,
former Z. s. Govt Detective, 81. Louis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

SPECIAL
WOOD AND GOAL PRICES FOR
AUGUST
Mixed slab wool. 3 ranks FOR $50;
J rank for - o.. Beech and Maple
slab. Is ranks $500 Crate 1rewoOd,
: rank $40. Country wood. % ranks
S11.Jo With tts following soft coal
we give = rauk of slab wood with
each ten order. Illinois lump or egg,
$500 ton West Virginia Splint. Sllu0
ton POcahOntas $500 ton nut,
stove and egg size hard coal. $1,000
ton. south Bend Coal and Wood Co.
Lincoln $50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07
WANTED TICKET TAKER-

IL gentleman between the ages q
80 lud t0. grey lai-. neat and r.
~Ua.rJrln in appearance. Must 3e
cordial and IhIhlc iu naGusr.
pleasing ticker capable Of directing
u.trpus Co aincrcnt locations iu the
ll..t-r gIl o. 10" able % answer
au.aHiv gli questions chat may be
asked. & rcrmaurut position Go tho
sight u %. Apply at the office of
fuc Palace Thetter Corporation.
Room G1 oliver TEeater Bl e. be-
tween tsa hours cf I aud on
NpudIy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

SfDEWALkS-CurJInE. Steps,
etlFtWays. etc. surcesztr go G.. e..
SAltely estimates furnisf I'D. alI worF
"a ranteed- William 'IsgEoEn. 1871
~ LorlL 81 In III Ia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

Ht-p Wanted ''"'aic -
~ INIILIIrIN I'IR>tf> -HIay
earn -ooo h.'He .'r. re lolliuS ..f
newspapers 300 'E spare '.Ht- tANrr-
.enrc ihh't' ID. SINS 80 .-
ltctS SD--ts SOD" i'E tt',
toMtI ID ~ 'tttt '. H"N~r''rN
tuH "
FAMILY N-r. -' . ul-l'- cal.
sH,n
itli.L ,
"tl'i : n ~ ,'.i-,-N t4'r-. - ''
years 90 a-' 81. H-I. F..-'l-. Mo
49, n ,.i..t. -f-- ~,
80 l.u-
-L. N-..r.- ms a.. 1f.-....
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

oNE MILE FBON tITY LINTTS
IN oV.acre farm with q room house and
j re bank barn. NO waste land. csrr.-
1--s sultd PIC Tor dairy uE or trucking
FRANK JEFFEIES.
GeaIf1-
40 Union Trust Hfrv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

I0TNG MN wanted for soft drink bar.
call Main I5S.
rNE ok TWO MEN 90 cent fallen cree
iu stove wood. 2ol0 Lincoln way w.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

III fAA CASH up 90 81. CD Tor mod.
l52 NcwS-Tfme-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SAkE
W HlICOAB & MILLER
arltt-.r..- rl...

A-u-rN ater Place
new siA-room modern house o.
SStIgoo construction. au oak finish sn
-Elng room Open fireplace. enamel an
lsa upstairs. Bedrooms an extra large
WIN closets Square basement with foor
gI.Iu ana laundry connections. Extra
400 --'-
Ilrmnr. Lrll.r FL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

PRoPERTl-It viii be 20 5 51T Interest
70 see MS before buying thst farm
OF c,ty home Call Lincoln 1910 W
Rank Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

y have homes Do every part ~ south
No. We have the Studebak,. homes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

1TXTE HTGHWAY-F0T s8lo or trade
city property. my small tract 81 lauI
located on Dixie highway, near Rose
lawn. terms. price very REASONABLE.
Gall lincoln NG1S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

CLOSE ~ on Columbia st, Z rooms and
large bath room; ideal for railroad
man: price cut 10 - 500 for quick sale.
J. N. jolly, % < Main 81. Phone Lin
coin 66J5; residence phone, Mishawaka
2I14
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

MAN DESTROYS Of locating in south
Bend so. college graduation: labora-
tory. plant operating. executive and
road sales experience. Address Box
$40 News Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

10 ROOM H0TSE-SIX DO = from cen
ter OF town, BATH gas rents for So
per month. s. 600 price 5000 leEl
.nsh IInrnl- 2lHH
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07

anre-Fits bright capable ladies 20
travel. demonstrate and sell dealers
30 20 $50 per wees. railroad fare pN.C.
Write 10 once. toulri. h Drug Cos
Derr 40f-T Omaha. 80.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-07
ROOMS AND BOARD

4 hNl>lllb ADhM WIN private NdI
hy gentleman. II. r. Loves. Room -U
J. ~ s.. Bldg
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-05-28
THOUGHTFUL OF HIM
He Simply Did Not Care to Have the
Borrowed Clothes Ruined for
Lack of An Umbrella.

II don't like a friend to domineer
over me-" said the young man with
the patient disposition.
"Who has been doing that?"
my room mate. lie borrowed my
dress suit"
That's a good deal OF liberty"
II don't mind it, but when he ask
ed for my umbrella 1 told him
might want to use it myself. But he
got it just the same"
"How?"
'He simply said: Have your own
way; they're your clothes that I'm
trying to keep from getting spoiled,
not mine
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-05-28

Have you Jersey cow in your
neighborhood? If you have beware
OF her, Your chickens are in danger.
You are likely TO lose them. You
may not know that Jersey cows are
fond of chickens, but they are. A
Jersey COW on South Buchanan street
ate 10 little chicks this week which
were destined for a Fourth OF July
celebration. Only three Of the flock
are left. They would have been gone
ere this had not a neighbor caught
Bessie in the very act Of devouring
the little fluffy balls.-Nodaway Dem
ocrat Forum.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-05-28
Europe Cannot Purchase

One of the strongest points made
against the Fordney Emergency Tariff
Bill. which recently passed both
houses and was agreed upon in con-
ference. was that with starvation in
many parts Of Europe the American
farmer found no market for his prod =
ucts there even at present prices be-
cause OF the inability OF Europe to
buy, having neither money nor cred
it. How. then. was Europe to buy
at increased prices? on the other
hand. 1t was pointed out, the farmer
would have to pay a higher price for
his farm implements, machinery and
fertilizers by reason OF the tariff i'm
posed upon him by the bill. The con-
slant decline in the export trade is
the best evidence OF Europe's inability
to buy In February, this year. the
trade balance in favor OF the United
States was s274.OOO.OOO; in March
only $1se,0oO, 900, a decline of more
than SO per cent.
In the course of the debate upon
the resolution by Senator Pat Harri-
son to abolish secret executive ses-
sions Of. the, Senate, the following
tribute was paid Senator Harrison.
who is displaying great activity and
ability as an orator and a debater. by
his colleague, Senator John sharI'
Williams; .,.... h
Gle (Senator Harrison) has proven
himself worthy OF his position as a
senator from the great state of Mis-
slssippi, and he is improving every
day in his worthiness. In other
words. his worthineW is increasing.
The time will come when he can see
and his friends can see that he Is
thoroughly fit, par excellence. for the
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-05-28

The next time Earl Shoemaker Of
near Butler meets an affable stranger
on the road when he has a gun in his
hands he'll probably use it forthwith
for purpose not intended except in
times of war. He recently met one
who asked him the usual. ANY
ducks?" Several days later H. -
ceived a thoughtfuny gotten Up con-
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-05-28
ST. JOSEPH RAILWAY, LIGHT, HEAT AND
POWER COMPANY

position of a senator from a state
whose senators. while they have not
been superior to the senators from
every other state. have been to a full
extent equal to them"
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-05-28

deal with the truth or falsity OF the
charges against him. but only with
the unconstitutionalityo of the law un-
der which he was tried. The Senate.
as the World states. is still the sole
Judge, of its own membership and
effort is being made to revive senator
ial inquiry into Senator Newberry's
election.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-05-28

fession admitting that on a certain
date he Carl did shoot at and at
tempt to kill some ducks near Swan
Lake, which was contrary to the fed
eral game law. He was requested 10
please sign on the dotted line.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-05-28
Hop a Trolley

You used to have the 'Nickeoclon movie it wouldn't
go Who could afford to one?
The 'jitney Western slang for the nickel = five
cents from which the neybus derived its There's
permanent profit safety service in ten
cent itneydrving in any where it has been tried;
the boys who have tried it out for few months will tell
you that neying exists only for the that
of drivers tempted to try because looks like
ready money.
No banker nor business man in ST. Joseph would back
tney enterprise would you risk the family savings
in stock of it, Jitneyng won't solve the traction prob
lem.
The Street Railway is business that requires very
large capital but yields much smaller of than
would satisfy any merchant In town. 1t will always be
necessity The small margan between its receipts and
its costs Of operation decides what kind Of it
render.
The people have just good legal right ride in their
rented automobile ride the street
walk but less sufficient number Of people patronize
the Street Cars, municipality court commission
corporation bring about adequate such
the rider needs.
The rider clean, speedy with we'll
paid intelligent platform in CHARGE they want the
railway collect sufficient fares to provide this service,
they do cents worth of charity from the street
railway from the City of ST. Joseph, from any
body. The street rider not quite cheap
of the reformers' would have you believe
If railway and prospers will be
only because of patronage.
The knowhow, ability experience integrity, citizenship
sporting blood and good intentions Of the working
for the company of quite good brand that of the
few who attacking it.
You do the riding and you will get good service No
help you if lose money, plenty of things will pre-
from making too much
Buy service we'll be here for years come we've
got to make good with you
ST. JOSEPH RAILWAY LIGHT, HEAT AND
POWER COMPANY
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-05-28
HE COULDN'T CATCH COLD

'If you please. mum, I've let the
baby's shawl drop out of the win
dow"
How careless Of you! Now baby
will catch cold"
"Oh, no. mum-he's still in the
shawl"
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-05-28

The Newton Journal wants 10 know
n this is last winter or next winter.
The St. Joseph observer., 1921-05-28

delayingits passage in the suggestion
that the Knox resolution is full OF
political dynamite and that congress-
men are becoming afraid Of it. In
formed politicians profess 10 know
that the sentiment of the country is
strongly against it.. and there is
probability that congressman have
boen hearing from home.
Although Senator Newberry is back
in his seat in the Senate. the New
York World points out that the merits
Of his case are yet 10 be decided. The
decision of the supreme court did not
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-22
INFERIOR RADIO ! STATIONS GIVEN
 THE SENATE 0. K.
Memorial From House Is Passed Committees
 Report Many Bills.

By vote. which was unoEimous, the Senate this morning passed the House Joint Memorial No. 4, which provides for the establishment of radio stations at several remote places in Alaska, to provide means of communication with the outside world.
 Senate committees reported on six Senate measures and House Bill. No. that it pass, relating to liens on timber. etc The six Senate bills were as follows: Concurrent resolu- tion No. 12, codifying the session laws, for passage Senate Bills Nos 5S and 57. not pass. relating to courts being given power to parole. and prohibiting issuance of checks, drafts etc, by firms or others on banks where no money is on deposit; $. E. No 65, in a committee of the whole, relative to powers of councils on franchises, etc; s. B. No 52, in committee of the whole. relating to changing boundaries of incol .)rated toWnS; anu D.. D. ~. o5, relatlng to transfer of property of Anchorag ge School district to the Town of An chorage. recommended for amend ment.
 The following bills were received from the House and referred to prop CT committees: H. B. No. 23. pur- chase. of the Neuman exhibit; H. B No. 24, appropriation of $3O0O for entertainment purposes on the visi: of President Harding and Secretary of the Interior Fall; H. J. NJ. No Is patrol boat service along the Seward Peninsula; and H. J. M No 2, pension of $12.50 monthly fol Martin Yately.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-22
ARCTIC MAKES PORT ON
 ACCOUNT ENGINE TROUBLE E

~ The big halibut boat Arctic, fore ed to come to port from the hali- but banks on account of engine trouble, brought 5000 pounds of of halibut to port that was sold to the Juneau Cold Storage Go.
 With this cargo and that from many other boats, bought by the company within the past several days, there was an unusually large shipment at the company's s wharf to go south consisting of 115 boxes of fresh halibut. Seventy five boxes were shipped on the Princess Mary to the New Eng land Fish company at Vancouver and the balance of forty boxes went out on the Jefferson yesterday to the Glacier Fish company at Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-22
METHODIST CHURCH AND PARSONAGE TO RECEIVE
 FRESH COAT OF PAINT

The Methodist Episcopal Church and the parsonage adjoining will soon blososm forth in new coat Of paint, according to plans made by the building committee. The work of raising funds is well under way and has met with gratifying re sponse on the part of the public. Chairman Wallis s. George an nounces that he will receive bids for the work until noon next Tuesday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-22
CAN MAKING STARTED
 AT THE TAKU CANNERY

Can making has started at the Taku Harbor plant of the Libby, McNeil & Libby company, according to Capt. c. F. Ahues, superintend- ent, and will continue until enough tin has been made up for the seasons pack. The fishing crews are to go to the mouth of tte TakU river on May 1, for the first klrg salmon of the year and actual can ming will start as soon after that as the fish are caught and brought to the cannery. according to the schedule mapped out by Captain Ahues.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-22
TEE HARBOR FAVORiTE
 PLACE FOR TROLLERS

King salmon are still coming ir to the market in this city, a consid- erable amount being purchased yes terday by the Juneau Cold Storage Company from the native trollers The natives report that just now Tee Harbor is their favorite tr,'ilinG ground and the place where most of the fish are caught One big red king brought here yesterday tipped the scales at forty pounds the record fish for this season.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-22
sENiOR GLASS PLAY
 T., START pR MrTLY

The management of ,he Senior Class play "The Man on the Box" issue warning today that ti.eir play will start promptly at 5 o'clock to- night at the Coliseum Theatre and that the doors will be open at 2. Music by the High School Orches- tra will be on tap before the cur tain and during the internission
 A record breaking crowd i5 expect ed to be in attendance a. the play itself is said to be one of the best put on in the city
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-22
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
ATTEND LEGISLATURE.

The Sophomores, Juniors and Sem for Glasses of the Douglas High School, in charge of Misses Seely and Thompson spent large part of the day yesterday visiting the Senate and House of Representatives of the Alaska Legislature in Juneau. The visit proved both interesting and instructive to the students.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-22
LOCAL BAKER WILL
 SELL TOWN ADDITION

Theo. Hyder, of the Peerless Bak- cry, has purchased the Phillips tract, lying between the cemetery and Twelfth Street It is his purpose to use it for gardening. Lat2r it will be divided into town lots and sold for residence sites The sal, was made through the office of Alien Chat tuck.