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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
BELLAIRE
SPEAKEASY SHO0T|N HERE WAS
SELF-DEFENSE, CORONER CLAIMS

school roo-hai: s'ar vii enter Grove
,!'y ro'irsr ms FaI. Sn'N",y waH
,,.-.uln- nC lie Senior class ~ '@e ,""a!
!it2h srhrr, 'ast Year hat dHl ~ rT'"h-
rte lis dropped nGt o. s'h""' ~ 80"
mltII'. -. .n" year. tie played r'"'"r
on IN" Rod AMI Lack ei"y""
J.B. sEELEY ILL
; n s~a,-r. rryu!ar Co.ur E"'r"r COR
SoauE'"r Tust - y. Z %: 'l!N city Is
se-.n.:~,v 80 a. his horn" IN \""." street
HIS rrui;''ou - regarded - DANCE: "HS
ON M"'r":i1l lay as n s;ti" - m"
fact hat lie Is e years " az" Mr.
Sr,-lcy MARRIED. - The Rose I'M Gene
to-v IN the h"' san HnI carried big
TAG |, - believed his contributed 10
his prescn: Illness
To Road Meeting
Many Rellaire persons were A. Shady
s!Le last night attending big meeting
IN the school auditorium he'd IN thu IN
ter-st OF the Marietta to East Liver
pool highway The auditorium was
;ariScd a. capacity. Resolutions were
ad"y.ed ;ndrrsink tho proposed river
Highway trcd g. Mrt'onn. Shadyside
banker presided a, ;hr meeting and
spoke. ". q. McC'lain. secretary Of the
Ir!nt highway committee and Arthur \.
BeCkuan. secretary also addressed the
meeting.
Police Meet Herr
Dig meeting ot IN" Fratrrnai order
o. Po;!ce which ~ CONFUSED OK police
men OF the ohio -id- OF he river be
tween hero and East Liverpool - 1" ne
he'd today. National Secretary Finch
VT; attend the meeting and win speak
Joseph r. McMahon. high ssrgsan, Of
tho recent national convention which
was he'd AZ Reading. Pa.
Plan Farewell
Tho Salvation Army here IA to have
q big rarewel, service Sunday evening
10 honor Mr. and Mrs. Charles kildow.
young people OF this city who leave
n"1: woek for Now York city 10 take up
special salvation Army training work.
Envoy Carey, OF Akron. Will speak at
the service Sunday evening.
TO Encampmsnt
Many Ctvt, War veterans from var
tous parts OF Belmont county are plan
ming 70 attend the national encamp-
nent 10 be held at indianapolis the
last week Of this month. J. B. Gibson.
Commander Of Spangier Post OF this
city has charge OF the securing OF reser-
yatlons tor those from this county. Tho
local delegation will so In special car
with those from Wheeling and ohto
county wv. Way A one cent ratio Is CIV
on by the railroads,
Church Conference
Quarterly conference will DO hold thi.
evening At tho First Methodist Eolsco-
pal church and al! members are re-
ouested TO be IN attendance. pr. c. W.
panford. tho district superintendent,
will attend the meeting and will preach.
Briefs.
William Butcher OK st. Clstrsville was
a business visitor IN ST. Cla.rsyille yes
terday.
Ben Davis has returned 70 his home
at Coshocton after = visit here.
Mrs John Z. Beoee has returned 10
her home at Akron after 4 y!s!t with
her mother here.
Miss Roberta Anderson OF Rose Hill
has returned 70 her homo from Athens.
MISS Bessie Schiller has como 70
Pittsburgh. where she VII! teach n tho
public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Duntes o: Grave!
Hiu have returned from a visit at Can
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Ward have re-
turned 70 their homo hero after visit
at Columbus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
WILL DRAFT REPORTS

WAshincton. Scut. The survey ~
governmental drrartm"utq with View
10 a REORGANIZATION that will promote
greater efficiency has been rrn"u"1ilr
completed by :hn joint congressional
commission on REORGANIZATION. Tn"
commission. h"nd'd ry Wr.t"r E:uwn
OF ohio. II was sand to-day. soon VIII be-
gin tho drafting IF It's r"c"mmendn-
lions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
3. O. GETS REFINERIEs

Trieste. Sept. The Standard on
company has secured possession "f II"
oil rcflner!es at San Saba. near Trieste.
Prior u tho war th"S" rriH"r."S were
operated with Galirinn AMI Iiaku oils,
They had carmrJty "f i3.hn" tons OF
Illuminating petroleum. l@.nD0 "f the
lubricants and paraiiine and 500 tons
of benZInc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
By CHARLES MURRAY GILBERT

Atlanta, Sept S.'Tulac made feel Younger" ut
back the payroll Il now have fine Appetite ~
eat whatever | $50 dyspepsia for me-" 81 gained
weight rap These and Of like expressions heard
thousands grateful of Tanac tell Of their
experiences
Leading drug Of the country amazed the tremendous
sales of ana and point out enthusiastically that nothing has
cqualed the phenomenal demand for this preparation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
WOULD TAX BEER.

Detroit, Mich. Sert. "a tax on lrh:
wines and beer TO Yield tn" revenue ne
- sary to provide adjusted cUmp,Hs;t
zion for former service men was pro
posed 10y CONGRESSMAN = brennan. e
Detroit. IN addressing 4 meeting her" ~
thar,"s \. l.arned Post Number | 90
the American Legion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
DRY RAIDERS SEARCH OAKS

FIrIy th!N morning sVUld OF srVrn
federal prohibition officers aga n
searched The Oaks" opposite Whr",-
Ing park. where 4 beer rad was made
several nights ago. They failed 10 Gnd
any liquor or beer.
"r!dgie" Hoes place was also searched
but nothing was found.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
TILE MEN INDICTED

New York. Sept 7.-Ind!rtments
charging 81 firms. 90 individuals and
30 corporations In the Tile Manuflccur-
Ing and distributing business with vin-
lation OF the sherman antitrust law
recently returned by fedora! grand
jury. were mad" public today, by Dis
trict Attorney Hayward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
BRIDGEPORT
SCHEDULE IS BEING
PLANNED FOR TEAM
COACH RANDOLPH GETTING FooT-
BALL CANDIDATES WHIPPED
INTO SHAPE, AND SCHED-
ULE WILL SE Ar
RANGED
Local School II Expected 70 Meet AL
Schools In Thar Glass IN the valley
During Coming SssSo1

Coach W. w. Randolph OF the local
High school football team Is getting his
charges whipped into shape for the
building OF a good football team to re-
present the loca, SCHOOLS for the coming
season. large amount OF material IS
available for the team and II IS likely
that a good team WI! result. A schedule
OF games Is being prepared with al OF
tho schools In the valley OF the same
class as the local school. and the team
: Is expected TO give L good account OF II
se.f during the season. This IL the first
time that Bridgeport High school has
had tho fortune OF having regular
coach for athletics and football esps-
c:a.ly. W W. randolph who has been
, employed by ,hs Board OF Education as
instructor o: Manual training Is N
charge OF the team.
Up To CommisnonsrS
TIE mex. move IN mo work OF tho
! Cadlz pihe Improvement IS now MP to
the board or County Commissioners. as
tho city has completed all OF the neces-
sary steps on their part. II IS under
stood that The 700 is 10 be advertiser
. FOR bids a, once. 10 permit the work 20
. he done before tho coming o: bad wealth
er.
: nhaooabees Event
! Official announcement has been made
, that the meeting Of tho Women's Rene
9 It Association Of the MacCahees will IA
. held this evening at O'Clock sharp.
This Is done to permit tho members @:
/ the VI. & VI. club OF tho order 10 star.
their euchre and domino party which
. viii begin promptly az o'clock Al
members and friends havA been invited.
Interesting Meeting
An interesting md busy meeting oc
tho knights OF Tyth'es IS scheduled Cor
. their lodge horne on Tho ,'adlZ NiNn this
evening. and n good attendance IS an.
,icipatNd \ LASS initiation WI no
ore Of the features n: 'he evening. and
. this will be followed ~ soc.a. Hes
sion.
: Crowds TO Fair
The htECcSt Owls over seen n his
+ vicinity passed through town yesterday
beginning early IN the morning enrou,c
- tho Wcs, Virginia Sin'" Fair on no
Island. oai judging rs 40 ,rnwI&. hair
tho residents o! eas'"rn Ohi" mus
have been present a. he Rroun,.S yes
;"vday
Sorority Event
J A delightful sofa. event - bang
9.a1nrd tor "a" members -: II. Alpha
T.! sorority following 'h"!r uSua. moot
iug n 'hr rhaH'"r rooms 81 Ma" Str"c'
.fis evening. an! there - No dnuh' tln.
a.. or INC u"rlh"rs NJ! 10 Yrr,rr'. \
sfe, ial program and a luncheon WI. be
atur"s ~ ~, evening
Legion Meeting
Tho w""f.S ru""t!NG e; 10 ANcriHlr
i."g .u,. ;.ns. rf his cry wi.i 10 Gc,d IN
'a"tr I'la::"r~ on F.ls' Main street ,h!-
,.v"i,:rR Ht.H every ~ ~u.d."- - tina
,...n'y ,a- u''n .nvf''G \ nu"'h"r %
i,rS a..,,.j,','.";., FIR n..'nn""%Gip ~ iIr
;...-t -, IT,. ed LIou. and ruut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
ApDR1ssRD 81 MURRAY

Pittsburgh, Ia. Sept. 7-Today'S seS'
sion Of the annual convention OF Dis 4
trlct S. United Mine Workers OF America
va. given over 10 officers reports. ant
an address by Philip Murray. intsrna1
,ional vico president OF tho organita'
ton.
The convention Is odd to have little
work before il and adjournment u q.
pccted Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08

'Coh'euz. Sept. An army touring car
was s'".eu by unHn"wn anon here Saiur-
,iav md WAS last seen hhif way between
tub,rns ard Trrv"e. Army authorities
refuse 10 SAY whether thr"N men Of the
forces are absent without leave The
French euthorttips ~ Tr"yeS have not
We. notified tn" American commanding
"rhror that hoy have three deser'erS
under arrest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
WAVE OF ENTHUSIASM
SWEEPS OVER NATION }

Thousands Write Grateful Letters of Appreciation AS
Famous Medicine Continues to Accomplish Remark.
able Results-Great Tanlac Laboratories Running at
Top Speed to Supply Record Breaking Demand
Over Half Million Bottles Behind With Orders.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
COPS ARE SENSITIVE

Orange. y. j.. Sept T-Policemen In
this town and Fast and West Orange
are s"nst'iv" about tho way IN which
at" depicted n IN" movies.
y. 'h"ir aunua! convention today
rncv protested against Aims portraying
pul!rcmcn with funny looking caps and
,urprr shields" They VIII ask the
sta" board of motion picture censorship
t. prevent su"h mISr"pI" ""n'ations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08

Three hundred and ninety homesteAdS
have been filed IN Alaska.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08

The people Of kakai!ui. %"w Guinea
dance IN ticIr ran""S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08

bOTOrlIy LVonE
A delightful sofa. event - bang
r!a1rrd :or IA" m-'nh"rs g.: II. Alpha
T.! sorority following 'h".r I=Ua. moot
ing n 'hr rhap'"r rooms oH Ma" stree.
:his evening and rE"re - No unIh' tlu.
g.. 20: inc w"rlh"rs NJ. 20 irv~"u'- \
si,e, ial program and luncheon WI" be
features ~ .n. evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
Plan JontacaHon.

Tho Elks' lodge OF Be!,R!re IS 20 hold
n h!g iu.ltnCa,!~n on Tuesday evening.
Se2,emo.r 27. IN honor Of John F.
Sherry. oc Tits city who was elected
state president OF :he order al the re-
CT. Convention hid a. Cedar Point.
A.! OF the state officers OF the orCan-
tzscion will De invited. A big initiation
ard a banquet will be among tho feat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
Maooabees Event

tn. htgCrSt rrow,.S over seen N his
vicinity passed through town yesterday
beginning early IN the morning. enroutc
- Tho Wcs: Virginia Sin'" Fair on 'h~
Island. oai judging rs 80 COW Is. hPi"
tho residents 81 eas'"ru Ohi" mus
Eave been present u IA" Eroun,.S yes
;"rday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
Mr.. James Mof1tA

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
James Motsict aged As. who died a.
the family home on Twerty-second
s'-e",. wll! be he'd Saturday afternoon
q. he late residence. Deceased har
beer IL tor a long time. She had un-
d.rSoae an operation at the Ctty hos
II,a. Besides her husband. she leaves
orc son, Carl and one daughter. Mrs.
John Brandfq.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08

Superintendent. J. V. Nelson yester-
car announced tho enrolment In tho
E"t.a;ra public schools at S.OSI. This
Is Il gain OF N over the Initial enroll
r"a. last year. total OF 40 were
,..,oner, N the schools. while $40 were
crrvii"d In thA h!gh school. Tho en-
ro,srccnt will Increase each day for q
wark or two. and TIE total will prooa-
by reach 500 by tho end OF TIE
noC:S.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-10-28
DAIRY CATTLE NEED PROTEC
TON IN FALL

East Lansing, Oct. 10.-Failure to
protect dairy cattle from early fall
storms will inevitably result in low
cred milk production and CONSEQUENT
loss to the farmer, according to
Prof. o. E. Reed, head of the dairy
husbandry department at the Mich
igan Agricultural College.
Proper care is more important
now than later, because Of the fact
that the animals are not yet accus-
toned to bad weather conditions
Dairy men are also inclined to be
careless early in the season, leaving
their cows out when they should be
under cover.
"When cows once fall off in pro
duction it is hard for them to max,
recovery" says Professor Reed
"For that reason, care at this season
is particularly important. The COW
should also be fed little more gen
erously, grain being added to thei
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-10-28
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Lucy Collins left Tuesday for
hunting trip in the northern part
of the state with friends from Sagi-
nav.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Smith OF
Howell were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Davis,
North Ball street.
Rev. Father w. O'Rourke of Reese
is spending few days with his SIS
ter. Mrs. Frank V. Mccarthy, 31S
South Shiawassee street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Cassidy and two
children of Detroit, were guests Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. William Cas-
sidy, South Shiawassee street.
J. P. Whitehead has returned to
his home in London, Ont, after
spending a week as the guest of his
son. w. d. Whitehead, West Main
street.
John and Richard Bell, who have
been the guests of relatives in Santa
Barbara, Calf, returned home Sun
day evening. C. D. Bell met them IN
Chicago.
The home of E. Lecureaux, Az
East Williams street, was entered
Monday between the hours of 7:3C
and 10 and lady's watch and
cbild's hank stolen. The police have
no clues.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worthy Cooper, East
Mason street motored to Detroit
Sunday. Mrs. Cooper will remain fol
some time, and will be the guest o.
her sister.
Miss Edna Bailer and Bert Gran
ger. both of this city, were unite'
in marriage Saturday afternoon a
2:3O D. m. at the Baptist parsonag
bv Rev. H. A. Waite. The younl
people will make their home IN thl
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben BASTARD OF re
! toskey. who have been the guest
! of the latter's mother, Mrs. Aid
Beattie, Comstock street, have r.
turned to their home, accompanie
} bv Mrs. Beattie, who will make
! indefinite stay.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gallowa,
: North Shiawassee street, entertaine
Z at a six o'clock dinner Saturday evel
; ing. in honor of Major A. B. Eval
' of Washington, d. G. The QUITO
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl of Saginaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Jennings a
lrived home Saturday from San A
tonio.1Texas. .where they attend'
the II ational2 Ind tta keys Associ
ton convention. They also VISIT
at Houston, and Austin, Texas al
Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tompkins al
Flovd Crawford of Pontiac, motor
to this city, and spent Sunday WI
friends. Mrs. Crawford and childr
who have been guests for sever
4 weeks at the home of Arthur Allit
and Mrs. Mary Benson, returned
Pontiac with them.
Mrs. John Brougham, route
Owosso, was brought to Memoir
hospital Saturday, for blood tral
fusion. Mrs. Frank Mccartney,
sister of Mrs. Brougham, submit
to the operation for the transfusl
Mrs. Brougham has been very
since the birth of a son, four WEI
ago. Her condition is more fav
able at present.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-10-28
SCHOOL NOTES

In keeping up with his original
plan of making the manual training
department of the Owosso schools
pay for itself, Superintendent Will
man has had the boys make test
tube racks for the science depart
ment of the high school.
To purchase these racks would
mean an expenditure Of about $25,
while the entire cost of the racks
made by the boys has been less than
SIS.
Some of the grade teachers of
the Owosso schools and many of the
high school teachers left Thursday
for the State Teachers Meeting which
is being held in Detroit Thursday
and Friday of this week.
Under the chaperonage of Miss
Chandler and Miss Snyder the Junior
class enjoyed party in the County
, Normal rooms last Friday evening.
Dancing was the feature Of the
evening. Punch and waters were
seved.
The State Board of Education has
offered a medal to students below
the tenth grade for the best letter
on the Foch Memorial.
The new portable two room annex
at the Emerson was opened last
week for school.
Miss Lillian Klaus who has beer
conducting the opportunity room al
the Central school attended the State
Teachers Meeting at Detroit this
week.
;, Teachers of the Hall and Lincoln
schools entertained the teachers clul
at Halloween party Tuesday night
The invitations were made by Mis-
Maud Morrice, the drawing teache
of the public schools, and were il
; keeping with the Halloween spirit
Games were enjoyed and refresh
ments served.
The Sophomore class of the Owes
n so high school held dance at tn
X. of C. home Wednesday. A dc
lightful evening was enjoyed by eN
4 eryone. The success of the part
! was due to the work of George Burn
9 Ralph Bentley and Alberta Paine
: Members of the Freshman Cla'
7. of the high school enjoyed vein
roast at. Henderson Grove Wedne
:. day evening. They were chaperone
! by Miss Smiley the class advisor,
ID The. eichthrerade Of the hiheo
a-jsehooi he pfactisines fors a. .pageaI
a OF The Nations under the Adirectit
ID of Miss Adele Chick, to be give
Armistice Day.
ID The children of Miss Osborn
ID room, Lincoln first grade, are Il
tn proud possessors of nine gree
m tables. The desks have been remov'
al from the room and these SIN;
IN tables seating four children eac
to are taking their place.
The biology class of the hi
r school is starting an aquarium
-, all kinds of fish and water ANNA
,s- The class members are planning
a get a large glass tank in which
od keep their collection for obsery
~ ton and study.
i'll The poultry club made trip
ks the Getman Farm Thursday mfg
Dr. and culled out the chickens the
separating the highest egg prod
ers from the improbable keepers
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-10-28
oWoSSo SUGAR PLANT OPENS

The Owosso Sugar Company opened
their campaign Sunday morning at
6 80 o'clock. AS many old employees
as possible were hired this year
making a total Of 5000 men who
started work. 1t is expected that
the campaign will last until Janu'
airy LIST.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-10-28
Mr.. Vaughan, Farmer, Tells How He
Ios. All His Prize Seed Corn.

Some time ago sent away for some
pedigreed seed corn. Put it in gunny
sack and hung 1t on rope suspended
from roof Rats got it all-huw, beats
me, bus they did, because got 8 dead
whoppers in the morning after trying
SNAP" Three sizes, 35c, Csc,
$i.25. Sold and guaranteed by Sprague
& CO. -
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-10-28
BETTER WHEAT FOR SHIA-
VASE COUNTY.

Several Denominations Started.
There is no reason why Shiawas-
see County should not become a pro-
Queer of high grade farm seeds. We
have the SOIL The next thing is to
grow varieties which are in demand,
adapted to conditions and which will
add a little to our yields. Our great
est drawback lies in the fact that
we have with us many obnoxious
weeds, which grow in profusion
where careful methods are not used
to eradicate them. This weed seed
| if left in seeds to be offered for
sale will be stumbling block in
the way of the seed grower. Such
weeds as, Buckhorn, Canada Thistle,
Cookie, if found in seeds will necessi-
tate very careful recleaning. How
ever. these are obstacles which may
be overcome. We can secure bet
ter average yields of cloverseed,
wheat, corn and oats than the ma
jority of the state can get.
Through the cooperation of sew
eral demonstrators we expect to
find out which varieties of wheat are
best adapted to our needs. The fol
: lowing shows where this work is be-
ing carried on:
A. B. Cook, south of Owosso, in
cooperation with the Crops Depart
ment of the College is testing the
following varieties Of wheat fol
yield: Egyptian, Red Rock, Mich
gan Amber, GLADDEN., Portage, Leap
Prolific, Junior No. 6, Plymouth
Rock, Dawson's Golden Chaff, ant
others.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-10-28
STREET LIGHTING.

should notice any of the street lamps
not burning, please report same to
either the Police Dept, Tel. No. 311,
or Consumers Power Co., Tel. No
70. Your cooperation will assist US
greatly in rendering satisfactory SER
vice.-Adv.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-13
SPACE
 IS IN DEMAND
Large Fleet of Government Boats Require Accommodation on
 Juneau Waterfront

Juneau s gradually but surely becoming Che home port Of numcr ous government boats and tho luoa- uon Of dockago is becoming au im- portant one. 40 present provisions and accommodations for docking are required by no loss chan four differ ent government departments.
 The Forestry department has more than half dozen boats ranging in length from lO to 90 feet; tho Bu- reau of Fisheries has Q number from lo feet upward; Che Biological de- partmout has one and Ono Territorial Road department one or more. Che collection requiring something likc a quarter Of milo of water front- age for safo dockage
 As to Che trade accru.ug Go Che city, Che oG.cers-and crews hcrc n connection wlth thcse many govern boats is mighty aaset from Q bus- mess standpoint the city authorities are extending to tbcm every courtesy possible but arc finding themselves hard pressed I'm Che matter ot sup- plying dockaec accommodations Thc new harbor being created by dump mr from Ono Alaska Juneau miil win aHord Increased facilities ior tying ur small craft and Che city Is. cxneudirr approximately S5.ooo n providing it wth floats and Q wharf But as th.a space win be. mostly required by One fishing noet
 hc government craft win stun be. uuproudcd for
 Anxious as are Che city officials Co. accommodate Che government boats thorc ia Q sentiment and a strong one that Uncle Sam should lend some assistance iu providing suitable docking spacc for his own property and it is believed that with hia co- operation. Che situation can bo re- ueycd by Icaaug or otherwise aocur- ing water frontage above thc old Pa- cIGc Coast wharf there being almost a mile of moccupicd water front n. chat direction. 40 Che same time Che. government craft would bc safer and better protected generally away from Che fishing fleet and numerous other units chat eo to make up Che co'lcc- uon of small boats chat must be ac- c0mmodatod ll they are to continue to make Juneau thc.r home port
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-13
NEW INDUSTRY TO
 BE INSTALLED HERE

F u Malcolm. who. accompanied by his v.lc. has been n Juneau for One past week. announced at Che Commercial Association luncheon Thursday chat it Is his intention Go erect and operate deep seq crab packing industry at hs place wIth- i'm Che near future Ha company aI- rc1dy has a crab packing plant in operation at Petersburg and Mr. Malcolm Is leaving on Che Alameda today Cor Cordoya. where hc win cs- ubIsh another which he win leave u charge oi a foreman while he re- turns Go Juneau Go get busy here. uc .s backed by ample capital and
 s confident Che venture win prove a successful one from a financial standpoint The plant now in op- crauon at Petersburg Is proving suc- ceafuI beyond Che londcst ouucipa- Uons of ie baokers