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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-04
MR. WALKER MAKES

AN INTERESTING ANNOUNCEMENT I.
The Stuart Walker Company Will offer
''Tea For Three the great selwyn
success by Roi Cooper Megrue. during
the week of June 18th at the Murat
Theater. The play is in three acts aud
has five people in the cast. Blanche
Yurka and Mckay Morris viii appear
In the leading roles.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-04
"a PRINCE THERE WAS"
NEXT KELLY BILL AT CYCLISTS.

Commencing next Monday evening. the
Gregory Kelly Stock Company enters the
ninth week of its engagement at Eng
iish's, and viii offer for the approval Of
Indianapolis theater-goers George NJ
Cohan's comedy success, "a Price There
VAS It will be remembered by those
who follow the news OF theatrical events
that Mr. Cohan created a sensation by
appearing as the hero in his own play at
the Conan and Harris theater, New York,
where 1t had a continuous run OF one
year. At the expiration of its New York
engagement Mr.. Conan turned the part
Of Charles Martin" over TO Grant Nit
ehell, who met with equal success in a
long Chicago engagement and en- tour.
"A Prince There Was" tells Of the
bringing back to the realization that life
IS worth while to Charles Martin, a re-
tired business man who has lost all in
terest in life. He does not remember the
year. day or month and has not wound
his watch IN months. He is sustained by
the aid OF the continuous use of the high
ball and continuous travel all over the
world, not knowing or caring when or
where he goes. He is looked after and
cared for by an old family servant who,
with the aid Of a friend, does everything
possible to bring him back to the realiza-
ton that there is something in life after
all
The first act takes place in his apart
ment at the Plaza Hotel, New York,
where a child comes to intercede IN be-
half Of a struggling authoress. The sec
ond act is in the boarding house in the
west thirties where the authOress. Miss
Woods, played by Ruth Gordon, brings
him back 10 the fullness Of life.
Gregory Kelly viii be seen in the part
of Charles Martin and will he supported
by Byron Beasley. Wallis Clark, Angela
Ogden. Harry SOthern, Alma Hammersley,
Wallace Ford and others.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-04
WnULn,T RE DARED

viii hold modern audience as any old
master painting enthuses a lover Of art.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
OFFICIALS AT NOME

Col J c ste.e. president of the Alaska B1ll Commission Major J. C Go.ua's. engineer for Che comm.s. sou and Karl Thc.e surveyor gone erlI of Alaska. are now ar Nome. ac- oorIur lo word received hero by Capt. C s Ward oG.eor ir charge it headquarters hore Major Gol- vaa and Mr. rh.cIo arrived in Nomc too late to take Che Victoria for Seattle and win leave thcrc with eoI s.ee.e on Che last sailing of Che steamer The thrce officials should .rr.y. nore u November
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
PIT. A. ELICITS
 KEEN INTEREST
Packed Assembly Room Listens to Good Program - Community
 Singing Feature of Meeting

Ono of Che best mcctum iu Che history of no local pwentr"oher Association was held Tuesday night when Che omhIy room was unei to capacity m Che absence ol cha.r- man Tr.pp. Vice Chairman Mrs R. E Robertson ably presided
 A rendition by Che High School Orchestra opened Che exercises. iol- lowed by a number of patriotic songs m which ou joined iu and In which considerable latent ulm, was ap- parent
 A discussion on Che needs of CO., operation between parents and school authorities was opened by w. bn,t who was followed by J p Walker Rev. David Wasroner and Principal J. E. Lanz
 Little Wa Wilma WalHci' proc claimed herself am infant prodigy In her rendition of % violin solo in which she was accompanied by her sister, Gertrude Miss C. Nuun one of One teachers Hue two highly appreciated ao'o.
 Tho feature O. Che evening was am cssay by ur. L.O. s'orue on 'com- muuicaMc Dsonc u which hc gave valuable information for both young and old and which. 1T adhered Co. would greatly huolt am re- gardles Of aeo
 McsIamos Guy N0Naurl.au. H. H Brown J. D. Walker y. H haaer and E. C. Gucru Wc.o named as a rcfrcshmut comm.l.o. Ior the noNt meeting
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
LOCAL INTEREST
 IS MANIFESTED
Senator News Alaska Bill Leading Feature at Commercial Associ-
 ahon Luncheon

Had Senator Harry New of lndi- ana been present at tbe Juneau Conn merclal Association luncheon held Thursday. he would have had oc- casiou to conclude that his measure. intended to simplify and ccntralize Alaskan matters. was not meeting with unanimous approval. The dis cussIon was precipitated by the in- troducuon of a resolution by IT, L.. Faulkner. representing Bart To- Thanc. George F. Jackson and others
 interested in Che installation Of @ paper factory at Thane, the obiec- ton to Che bin being based on Che clause which provides for transfer ring Che Alaska Road Commission and Forestry Department from the Jurisdiction Of Che Agricultural De- partmcnt to that of Che Department of tho Interior. Che claim being set forth that already satisfactory ar
 angemonts with the Forestry De- parlmont have been made for what lho paper concern will require and that if Che transfer of jurisdiltion is made Che whole thing win require to be gone over again.
 Governor Scott c. Bone was pres cnt and ably defended the New bill as a measure intended to both sim pufy and ccntralize Alaska matters. and gave it as his opinion that the. adoption Of Che Faulkner resolution. would give am erroneous impression at Washington as to just what Che people of Alaska want In the way of relief from a multiplicity Of bu- roos.
 After considerable discussion a motion to commit che resolution for two weeks was made and carried and iu the meantime it will be consid- cred by a committee composed Of R. E Robertson. Henry Roden and M s Whittier
 The committee on advertising re- ported that 1000 booklets descrip- live of Juneau had been printed and sent Go Chicago for distribution at. tho Mining Congress which con- yoncs on Che l7th. The committee also reported that several hundred samples of Alaska pulp had been for warded Go Chicago and will be used as advertising matter at Che Min- ing Congress.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
GAsB0AT ROLFE IS
 SAFE IN PORT

After being delayed about 10 hours because of engine trouble and bucdng a gale against which little hoadway could foe made and which ragged from Che time Che boat left Yakutat early Wednesday morning until Thursday noon. Che gasboat. passenger and freight carrier Rolfe. Capt Billy Gray. arrived at port In Douglas carly this morning with five passengers for that place.
 The boat set out from Yakutat in a driving storm Wednesday morning and was forced to put in at Black sand island because of engine trouble. A heavy sea was running when Captain Gray set out about 8 o'clock in tho afternoon and he was forced to go out Co sea until the storm died down.
 Grave fears for the safety Of Che boat was expressed by Captain c. Clascock. master of the Admiral Watson. whom that ship was>in port yesterday. Captain Glasscock left Yaluat several hours after Che Rolfe and saw no trace of her between that place and Juneau.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
CONDIT TO SUPEBNTEED
 SHELDON JACKSON SCHOOL

Dr. James H. Coud.l who for the past eight years has bDou mpcrn- tondcut of mission. for Ono rrc.by- tcr.au church in Alaska has accepted hc mpcr.u.cudcacy Of One sheldon Jackson industrial school at s,H and plans to begin h.s duHc. there about Che drt ol Che new ycar
 The can to One now work clme In Che form of a wire from the Woman Board Of Home Missions ulur.ue whether Inc would consider such a change Because Of thc great onpor- mnity Che position oUcred for cone strucuyc service m thc native lfc of Alaska and aIao because It a mo longer possible for him to he absent from homo. as bis present position requires. he has wired his occcpt- ancc.
 The Presbyterian School a' stW is Che largest ot it kind in thc Tcr- dtory The equipment consists Of five largo buildings for dom.tory and school purposes with residences for teachers Tlo purpose Of Che school Is Che urbul1me of Christian character aud Che preparation of native young people for Che duties Of citizenship.
 The school a operated by Che Womms Board ol Homo M.aIoUa which has iu headquarters m Now York Dr. Condit has bcou .n One service of Che Board ol Home M.s- sIons of thc rrahy.cran church since 1896. with the exception oi two short intervals ol absence In Che stutcs Ho has bcon twice u charge of che Juneau congregation. was Ave years pastor in Fmrhaula and since that time has hold Che olicc ol su- perIntondent Of missions m the latter onico ho has visited cvcry part Of Alaska and during the past three summers has extended his Itinerary to Che northormost po.ut of Che American continent where che church be represents has hospital Just completed. as well as prosper ous Eskimo organization.
 Dr. Condil has long boen Intcrcst- ed ln the special work which his new position gives him as am oppor-
 uniy for large service in Che cause with which he has long ben asaoci- atod.
 No arrangements h1vc boon made as Go successor to Dr Condit
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
COMPLETE SURVEY WORK

Having completed tho seasons program tor field work connected with Che survey of Wraugell Mar rowa. authorized by Che War DepArt- mont at Washington and under thc supervision of Che Alaska Road Com- mission here. C. & Keller junior engineer for tho Commission. arrived here on Che City Of Seattle
 Nr. Keller win be at headquarters here for some time to mako up his report Of Che scason'a work and which w.u be submitted to Che War Department at Washington for con- adcmuon Of am appropriation to Che Alaska Road Commission for drcdge work i'm Wrluecu Norrows.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
ROAD WORK CLOSED FOR
 SEASON ON PENINSULA

Road work under the supervision of Che Alaska Road Commission has been closed on Che Alaska peninsula for ihc season. and II. W. Vance, en- rInocr In charge, arrived here on Che Admiral w4tson yesterday Co mako a report Of the work.
 The seasons work has been mostly survey and investigation Of locations for roads and trail building The crews worked In tho Iiamna. Cold Bay and Herrenden Bay districts.
 Surveys of oil claims and other properties arc now being satisfac- toriy made in those districts and it is expected with Che development of tho oil claims this winter and next spring. extensive road work will be dono.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
VAST DEPOSITS
 or COAL FOUND
Indications Favorable That Great Areas of Coal Exist in King
 River Country

Lars NcuarI president of th, Navy Alaska Coal Company who ha. been spending Che past fortnight %, Ch.ckaIoou. where Che company s ho.dur arc IoateI returned Co Aurhoraee on business connected wu hIs operations In speaking ol progress at tno mine Mr. Ncuaud said hc had just completed Che work of cleaning ou. muc. Nu 8 and clearing ground or Che establish mort o. che hos.ue plant and be- -mue tde main development slope Much ol m. ume was devoted Go cz- ammauora ol Ono strata and torma- uou to he cast and west of Che property tor ,hO purpose of selecting st. .or sIon. tnat would reach Che main boIy.o. eosL Eight coat measures arc exposed and t is Mr. NrUuulH belief nat ha workings win out some Uno material
 During recon. weeks Che soyoru- mont has exposed somo wonderful coat to Che east and west Of Che navy Aass. units. according to Mr. Nct- nrd who a.I that measure rang me between seven and nine feet oi splendid coat had boon opened on King ur.r o.u.r good measures nure boon found on upper Gravel .r... about h.il milo west ol Che Nrv AIu.u Thc. find. ar. cone ad.oI m. mos. Important .o date. and t I believed Che entire arol between CH.o.a'oon and King r.yor s wI.r..d vh msl-erado coal
 T.. work done by uo govern mon. at CUcsuIa1n .a ol Iuostimabic uuo To t.c private operator" said Mr. NctnnI. .as .t has solved many problem. ol mnH. n theso fields. !. an.nar ha. Che further Che work ues nor..mte Che strata Che better and mo.. prolific arc Che coal meas ur.. Sine. Commander Bowling has boon n CH....Iurn great progre has boon mad. tn Ono government mnu. operations and nc and su- n.r.rt.nHcnl summer smith arc de- re.onue some great mines. Am .hnre. Times.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
PIONEER WOMAN
 PASSES BEYOND

The funeral services for Mrs Mary Meier who died at her home here Tuesday night are to be held at Che Presbyterian church tomorrow afternoon at 9 o'clock
 Mrs. Meier had been declining in health for Che past several months and Sunday night was taken with a sudden Illness from which she did not recover
 She was a pioneer Of Alaska. conn mr hero from Finland In 1892. In 1S9t she was married to John Meier veteran of Che Civil war .and for several years travelled through thIs country over new trails and into new camps. enduring coTagoously Che hordships Of Che early days. unoiraid to go where no white woman had been before and in any surroundings striving Go make @ true home. that her two children. who were born Go her.. might know and love. About i2 years ago she returned to Juneau that her children might have a prop or education. and made her home .hcrc since Cha time.
 Her husband and Che two chil- dren. John A. Meier. Jr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith of san Pedro, Cal- survive her. sho has brother Oscar Hm In Orogon.and a sister Mrs. John Potcrson, in Sitka. Her nelcc. Miss Lillian Peterson. is living lat Che Meier home here and attends Che Juneau High school
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
CORDOVA MEETING
 or FISHING BOARD

The Cordoya Times of September 27 contains thc folow.ng
 A meeting Of Che Territorial Fish Commission was held last night at Che onicc of A.J Adams Those pros- cnt were Governor Scott c. Bone. chairman. and Commissioners Chas. Garfield ol Juneau. John H. Davies of Kotchizan and A. J Adams of cordoya. Considerable routine bus non was transacted and Che pro visions tn Che White bill which eX- tends che jurisdiction or the bureau of fisheries to three miles from shore vae endorsed. A resolution was 1aead opposing Che rooponiug Of Che various rivers which were closed after September !. 1921. by roguIa- Ions of tbo bureau Reports of Che wor kof Che field assistants during Che year wore heard Provision was mado for representation of Che fish commission at Che hearings of Che bureau of fisheries to bo held at Ju- menu October 2l and at Seattle Mo- vcmbor 17. An allotment Of i50o was made to be spent by Commits s.onor Ellsworth In Che Seward dis uict ou stream clearing work for Dhc year 192t Also $2.000 to be expended by Commissioner Davies to be expended in Che Ketchikm dis
 rict for similar purpose. The commission approved tho c2pendi- urca made by Commissioner Adams on hatchery work at Cordova and on Che destruction Of hair-seal and Dolly Warden trout. lt also pro- y.dcJ for extending and carrying on work at thc Eyak hatchery u 1922. under Che direction Of Commissioner Adams.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
SIX ARRESTS MADE LAST
 MONTH BY CITY POLICE

Six arr.H were made in Juneau hy Che eu police during Che month ol September according to state mont made today by Chic. O. rol'c, r. E r. koeru Four ol Che ur rests Vor. madc ou charges of d's. order .auoI by drwkcnucs and two for pc.y larceny The two latter ...e. wore aEon t1 Che .. s Com sIor.rs oIa. and Che prisoners transferred from ,he o.ty to Che fed. .rai iaI
 During che month ll intoxicated person. were aaou from tho streets .o uer home. Chief oi Police Nec
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
TO MAKE HOME IN OREGON

Mrs. H L Folsom accompanied by her daughter Miss Muriol wIll Iclyc ou Che Princes Alice next Thursday on route to Klamath Ore. where Judge Folsom .s now living ou ranch hc owns.
 Tho Folsom residence has been leased t1 Arthur G Shoup U. S. dis- r.ct attorney hoo.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
BLUE FOXES SHIPPED
 TO FARM AT sfTRA

Six blue foxes were brought 70 Juneau on tho Admiral Watson from Che N Bolshanin fox farm near Un- alaska for shipment from here 10 w. p. Mlls at sitka. Mir. Mills has converted one of Che small islands near Sitka to a fox farm and 10 ls said he win carry on fox culture on an extensive gcale in partnership with Mr. Bolshanin. who has one 0f tho largest fox farms in Alaska. The foxes sent here were shipped to sitka on Che City of Seattle this morning.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
ATTENTION PIONEERS

There win bc % regular meeting of Juneau Ig.oo No. (. Pioneers oi A.asu held Wednesday night Oc tobor 70 at Moose Hal at s o'clock AM members ore urged to be present as wen as pioneers contemplating joining the order. There arc many In and around Juneau who are oiig. bleeto membership In Che Pioneer. and thcr are respectfully invited tc submit theIr names.
 n. R SHEPPARD.
 Secretary
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
LAUNCH ANY HAs EEw OwNER
Large streams from H,uo foon-

Large streams from nttlo loun-
 t8Ius llow
 Tall trees from uttlo acorna
 grow
 It was reported around town to- day matthc Alaska Trcadwo.ll Gold Mining Company had purchased a majority oi Che stock in and had taken over Che Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company Investigation re- voalod that horo was mo foundation for Che report other chan that Che former company had ukcu over Che launch Amy formerly owned by Che latter.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
OLD YUEoEER RETURNS

Harold G B'anhman for many years am official court reporter in Dawson but who has been making his home iu California for Che pas. two years was nor.hbomd pa#on ger on Che Semitic today on his way back to Dowaou where ho owne mIn- ing property
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
FIVE FISHERMEN
 DROWNED AT YAKUTAI

Five fishermen were drowned in Che s.mk river whom river boat used for scu.ue by Che Libby Me- Neil E Libby fisheries struck a bar broads.Ic and was caps.zcd by a swell according Co report brought hero onbc Admiral Watson. Tho tragedy was witnessed by Che train crew as Che train passed along Che river bank No details arc known.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
FORMER RESIDENT HERE

George K. Gilbert. who for Hcy- eral years conducted a genera. plumbing business here but who has been located at Ketchikm for Ono past three years. arrived on Che se- atto this morning and win be hero for several days. While he does not admit it .tho real purpose of Mr. Guborrs visit Go Juneau is to once more experience hfe in Q real liy, town
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
FISHERIES HEARING
 TO BE HELD HERE
Matter of Fishing at Mouth of Streams to Be Discussed
 October l9

A hearing for Che discussion of seine fishing at tho mouth of salmon streams In Alaskan waters east Of tho longitude ot Cape Spencer Is to be held at Che ClyHou here. start- ing Wednesday morning October l9. at 70 o'clock. A similar hearing is to be held at Seattle on November 15th
 At Che present umo. except at cer- tain streams. fishing with purse se.ncs ond drat sin nets is allowed within 200 yards. in Southeastern Alaska. Whether th.s fishing is or is not detrimental to tho prcscryo- uou of thc Alaska salmon supply has as yet not been determined and free discussion win bo asked for on thc matter at Che hearing
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
Present Regulations

The regulations ln force at the present ume. according to Che rules and regulations for Che protection of Che fisheries of Alaska arc as fol- lows os pertaining to longitude east of Cape Spencer.
 1.-Au fishing is prohibited in an salmon streams and thcir tributaries
 2-Au fishing. except with purse soiucs and drlit sin nets. Is prohih- ted within 300 yards of tho mouths of au salmon streams.
 S. An fishing with purse sclncs and dr.f eiu nets is prohibited with- in 200 yards of Che mouths of an salmon streams and au fishing with purse soiucs and gill nets as well os with an other apparatus Is prohib- tied within 5oO yards Of Che mouths of Che Chlkat river Chnkoot river Auan creek. Hctta creek. sockeye creek and Naho stream.
 Smith Issues Call
 Tho cau for Che hearings os is- sued by n. M Smith Commissioner Of Fisheries with Che approval Of Herbert Hoover Secretary Of Conn mcrcc reads os follows
 "It having been recommended chat Che Secretary Of Commerce amend thc order of December 1920. limit ne or prohibiting fishing n Che vators or Alaska east of Che ioue. ude of Cape Spencer, notice Is horo- by given under Che provisions of Section 6 Of Che act of Congress ap- proved June 26. 1906. entitled. An Act for Che Protection and Resula- Uon Of Che Fisheries of Alaska. that hearings. for Che purpose Of elicitug information as to what. if any changes tn Che present regulations are desirable. win be held in Juneau tIaska. on October 19. 1921. at DO o'clock a. mn. and ot Che office oi Che Bureau of Fisheries. l2l7 L. C.. smith Building. Seattle. Wash- on November 10. 1921. ot 70 o'clock O.. m. respectively. ot which an inter- cstcd persons win be heard. An per- sons having pertinent information arc particularly invited to be present and Co 'mpart such information.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08

Miss M. LeRoy win leave on tho next sailing Of Che Princess Alice on a trip to tho south.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
RAILROAD WORK
 GOOD SAYS BONE
Colonel MeaU Deserving of Praise Governor mspeots Western
 Coal Fields

The government railroad between Seward and Broad Pass is in oxcel- lent condition and Colonel Mcam de- sarycs great credit for Che work' ac- compl'shed under his supervision. ac- c0rd.ns to Governor Scott C. Bone. who-rournod Go Juneau on Che steamship Alameda from a trip Of inspection in the westward district 1T nothing Intorvencs Co prevent work on Che railroad. Che raIls win Doe connected linking coastal Alaska to Che interior by Che end Of Che year. Governor Bone said.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-08
Attends Meeting

AlINNNa AANellln
 Governor Bone lcft here ou Che Alameda September 2t He attended Che Territorial Fish Commi ion meeting at Cordoya while ho steam or wm u chat port. Tho comm.s- sion took stand against rcopcning or Alaska streams to caunerics and endorsed Che so-callod White moas- mo which gives Che Bureau of Fsh- crics jurisdiction over waters oz- tending three m.lcs from Che mouths or streams
 The Governor wont from Cordova Go Seward and from chat place Go Anchorage by rul- As tho guest of Colonel Moars hc made a Grip to Broad Pass and Inspected Che rml- road work there Returning to Au- cborarc ho addressed Che citizens ot a mass meeting held at Che Empress uhoatrc. followed by a reception.
 Coal line Developed
 The Navy Coal Commission has some 8OOO00 tons Of fine stcaming eoaI In sight at ChIckaloon and od- Uuouo supplies at Coal crcoN whore exploration and development a also iu progress. Che Governor utod Uc visited tho coal miuc iu Che vicinity of Anchorage Al Eska. bc aid Che Alaskan Engineering Comm. ou under sumner smith has expended sLO0o000 developing and mining coal for Che railroad. Auno fuel required by Che railroad has bccu produced there at cost of sG per ton he said The same mines have produced some coal for commercial uses.
 From Anchorage Governor Bone returned to Seward. where he took Ihc Alameda for Juneau