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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-07
saniau Hits
% Year-OId Foreign Star
Lifts Groom ir, Short Match
Title-Holder Misses Lunge for deadlock, Falls on
Back and Challenger Quickly Clamps Down
His Shoulders; Struggle Lasts 23 Min. IL Sec.


the world the shortest title contests
srangr the 1900
the 22d Armory %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-07

A tree-t for golfers!
Norfolks made from the
fruit of Scotland's best
looms--h 0 m e spuns and
cheviots as rugged as all
outdoors.
Designs woven exclu.
sively for us.
Plenty fullness through
back and shoulders-we
play ourselves!
Knockers or long trou-
sers--or both.
All our own r1anufac-
ture.
Golf stockings -none
more Draw.
Golf shoes dry soft
even after an all days wet,
ting.
Golf shirts, Scotch Mist
caps, bandanas, jackets,
waistcoats.
Rogers Peet golf clubs.
Golf balls. Caddy bags.
Sunday" bags. All the
accessories of the game.
SRegistcred Trademark.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadway
at 18th St. Pour at 34th St
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 4lst St
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= Nv oNVIO !
CHICAGO "a
o Al4lI Totals. 80 ii y 10 ,

Three-oase hits-Schalk, Speaker. Home
runGGardner. sacrilices-sp Speaker. smith
Double plays-Collins, Johnson and Shelly:
norris Johnson and Sheeiy; Gardner
Stephenson and Johnston; johnson, Col
r. tihs 5,, ana sheeiy Left on bases-Chicago
o., CteVeIand O.. Bases on bails-Of Nor
Norris. 2; by Coveleskie, 8. Umpires-
chin and Owens. Time, 1888
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Col If

Pelham Bay Park Coli Links Now Open
Permits issued by the Department Of
Parks IS. Professional instructor. lessons
by appointment. Steel lockers shower
bath privileges by the season. Course
rsaehed via East siste sunYa. to aaIs.,y.
Gacls house under rast. OF John Bohman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-07
Cubs Rally and Win, 81,
After Reds Tie the Score

CHICAGO, May 6.-The Cubs nosed
out the Reds to-day after the visitors
had tied the score, and won by to z.
The acnra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-07
Newark Again Routed
By Syracuse SIsrgpe,

SYRACUSE, N. Y, May 6.~Lusty
hitting. by the entire Syracuse club
enabled the Stars to trouncs Newark
to-day. i6 20 8. The locals hit both
Bigbee and Triple freely.
The score by innings:
Newark $50. Q 0 0 0 4 9 a--s 2
Syracuse $50. 0 II s / Q q x-1s Is 0
Observation-Disclosures, Triple and withrow
DoGson and NfebergaN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brookiyn-New York (cold weather..
Pittsburgh, 10; St. Louis, 6.
Chicago, s: Cincinnati, 7.
Philadelphia-go Boston (cold)
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3BaSted Tot DoaK IN seFenth INNING.
Slated for Goodwin in ninth inning.
st. Louis 80 2 0 0 0 o. 8
Pittsburgh "a o . 2 2 10
Two base hita-Mokam, Grimm. Three
base hits--Lavan, Carey, Grimm. Mokan.
Stolen baSes--Bigbee. Hornsby, Cutshaw.
Sacrihces-Cerey or Mokam. Left on
baseE--St. Louis. 13; Pittsburgh, z. Base
on bslls-Of Haines, ! off Hamilton, 8:
on Ponder, 2; off Zinn 2. Hits-Off
Haines, Q in innings; off Doa1, in /; of
North. (none out In SEVENTH; off Good
win, In 2; off Hamilton, 10 in 6 2-3; OFF
Finn hone IN 2. Hit by pitcher-By
Haines lCutshaw) Struck out-By Doak,
J.; by Goodwin, l; by Hamilton, 2; by
linn, /. Wild pitches---North, Goodwin.
Winning pitcher-.Hamilton. Losing pitch
er-Heines. Umpires-O,Day and Quigley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-07

Yale Defeated i'm lacrosse
GENEVA, N. r, May s.-Hobart
College defeated Yale 8 70 O to-day at
Lacrosse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-07
Collegiate Stars
In Triangular Meet
On Columbia Field
Blue and White Athletes On.
pose Dartmouth and PENN
i'm First Outdoor Affair
by BRIGGS
By lack Masters

The metropolitan outdoor track and
field season will DC opened officially
this afternoon at South Field, where
the University of Pennsylvania, Dart
mouth and Columbia will engage in the
first dual meet of the year, The CAL
iber of the entrants in this affair is
such that the meet ranks as one of
the best OF the many intercollegiate
struggles on the summer schedule.
Earl Thomson, Dartm outh; Walter
Higgins, Columbia, and Harold Lever,
Bob Maxam, Larry Brown and Earl
Ely, of Penn, arc among the stars who
will compete. Pennsylvania, with
Maxam, Eby and Brown, appears to
have the call in the quarter, half and
one-mile races. Lever, who was not
eligible for the recent Penn relay car
nival, has been reinstated and on past
performances looks like the winner of
the sprint, with Grbea, of Columbia,
the runner-up.
Earl Thomson the worlds record
holder, is likely - experience no
trouble in the hurdles, but the sturdy
Canadian is entered in no less than
four field events in all, so that ne will
find lots Of opposition when he strays
from the obstacles.
The two-mile race is a sure point
winner for Columbia, unless Walter
Higgins does not start. The Blue and
White captain is twenty yards faster
than any collegian in the country at
this distance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-07
Standings i'm Major Leagues

AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York, 9; Washington, 2.
Cleveland, 8; Chicago, O.
Philadelphia, 10; Boston, 6.
Detroit, II; st. Louis, 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-07

Other events scheduled for to-day
are the P. s. A. l.. shoot at Brooklyn
Athletic Field this morning, the P. S.
A. l.. swim at City College natato-
rum, and an interscholastic meet at
South Field In the afternoon. and the
annual meet Of the Hudson District
A. L. at the ED Regiment Armory
tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-07
Hands, Wrists and the Punch

competitors
realize the leading role final
leverage &hich builds up the punch.
Any stiff wrists
handicap of these
distance
operating IN correct manner the body and merely
The last flash Of speed the fash
the ball. s the element that turns the trick It is
OF cracking whip The shoulders
launched For the wrists
o. main
Three Instances
Carpenter isn't Of He
light for a normal heavyweight
Yet he is supposed terrific
from?
Take look at his hands and wrists powerful big
powerful hands. Crunchers all the
Hutchinson Bobby
nave the hands wrists of 200 FOUNDERS it is
that both get their abnormal crashing power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-07
Southern Association

birmingham, 2; Atlanta, /
lfftlc Roel1. z Mobile. 2.
sSin ,l,lia 81 ~. e.s,s, i,
Naaaytlle. 81 Chattanooga q -
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AT Tows,NTN

Toronto ......t / 0 0 x--2 5
Ogden, Fortune and Devlne; Ogden and
~~N'S
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The score =:

Totals. so 8 IL "a II II Totals, SO 10 10 81 II q
IRAN for Clemens in seventh inning.
fBatted for Haines in sixth inning
3Ba$ted for Doak in seventh inning.
&Batted for Goodwin In ninth inning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-07

Totals. Al Ii II ~ 8 Totals. 80 IS 81 II 4
FBatted for Boscher in eighth Inning.
IBatted for Burwell in third inning.
IBatted for Cullop in seventh inning.
STATED for Sothoron in eighth inning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-07

N. Z. T., Haverford and Amherst
also will stage three-cornered meet
this afternoon. These games will be
held on Obi, Field.
, 1921-03-02
ST. CROIX STATION.

Panama, Feb 25th.-An angry crowd
of Panamanians tore the Costa Rican
Goat of Arms" from that nations con-
sulate here last night and ira nplei it
Under foot. This incident followed a
demonstration against Costa Rica which
came as a sequel to the invasion Of Pan,
amanian territory by Costa .Rican forces,
reports of which were confirmed at the
Presidential offices, which gave GU. teIe-'
grams stating that Costa, in5the Province
Of Chiriaui had been occupied by Costa
Rican forces. The demonstrations be
gan early in the evening and a short
time later a cheering crowd appeared be
fore the National Palace and called upoa
President Porras for a speech. The
Presiden* made a patriotic address cali
ing upon Loyal P~anamanians" 10 pres
emf themselves today for the formation
of military frees in case such step should
be necessary Senior Jecome, Costa Rlcan
Consul who is a native P%anananian, has
resigned his post, while two bro~h9rS-In
law of President Porras VIII have been
holding offices in the Panama Admins
~tration, have resigned, being Costa HI
cans by birth. Costa has occlpied by
force the district of Coto on the Pacific
boundary, which w have possessed IN
der the status Ono, said an official
statement issued last night. She claims
this territory in accordance with the
award handed down in 1914 by Chief
Justice White of the United States Su-
preme Court, who was named arbitrator
and Panama hal declined to accept his
decision.
Postdam, Germany, Fe bruary 25th--
Former Empress Augusta Victoria or
r10OrtoH IN no OnPODSPl-
ols, at Doom, Holland, in private tel
grams received here last night. 1t
IS said there is no hope of h er recovery
and her early demise is indicated. Vlsl-
tors at the new palace here report that
preparations for the internment of the
former empress are going on and that
a burial plot for her and the former EN-
paror is being made ready. 1t is in
close proximity to the palace, which
was the former monarch's Domicile in
this city.
, 1921-03-02
Now we combat il

Now dental science has evolved ways to
comba: Tim day by day. Able authorities
have @13r1 proved their efficiency.
These .12.hnfs are combined in a dentifrice
called Pepsodent. Millions have adopted it,
largely through dental advice. 1t opens, we
believe, a new dental era. And, to let all
know it, a To-Day Tube is being sent to
everyone who asks.
, 1921-03-02
See and feel it act

Pepsodent brings five desired effects. Some are
instant, all are quick. A very short test will prove
a revelation.
One ingredient is pepsin. Another m~ultiphes the
starch digestant in the saliva, to digest starch de-
posts that cling. 1t also m~ultiplies the alkalinity Of
the saliva, to neutralize the acids which cause tooth
decay.
keeps the teeth so highly polished that film cannot
easily adhere. With every application it combats
the tecth'o great enemies as nothing else has done.
clean The teeth feel after using. Mark the absence
Of til visccus film. See how teeth whiten as the
fIn-c1l,s j~.sappear. Let this test show you, for
vour .nu sake, what clean teeth really mean.
, 1921-03-02
Tobacco Teeth
See the change in ten days

Smokers teeth discolor more than others,
usually. But the stains lie in a film, and re-
moving that film removes them.
There is now a way to combat this film.
Millions of people employ it. Leading den
lists everywhere advise it. See how teeth
whiten when you use It a few days.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
PARTIES RETURN
 FROM UP RIVER Many Who Have Been Up Che Iaku Are Back-Riyer Is High
 and Dangerous

Several of Che parties chat have h..n on rr mp the raku r.yer l.,e returned from that p'aco dur- in. the rost Wees Thc or, to ar- r..e ur. George L Johnson and J. 0 krsham.
 They beI . Huu. hard mc. while ..uu- ha.a n. Che two ssIoH cone
 nu. me.r supplies broke loose from He e. boat that waa towing ...m In heavy sen and rons win. ouo 70. the boau Ecre r.eoy- ... m. following day at Ncuda .. and the other wu found
 HeI io piece. at the old TaW Indian vIaee No. ol t1er goods .r.une Che head and .aro. O. Q n butt uo0.. wen. recovered
 Two oh.r naru.. to r.tum dur-
 t. u... u.r. E J. Brown and .. I..m and I r. GoetE Harry ln.. and I... Manning and 
 Report. from Che r.rw F tNN, ... ..... exceedingly Meh and in many n.a.. n or.rrm .H banks .u. H..l ou. ...- t.o .'Wan0. '. TT. rH.. EHrne ton.n, I'M. ..n.o. to HaF.w.c
 N.r. fishermen who have boon % . t.. mouth oI t'. n'"
 .. u. n. n. .r..m n t'0H
 I r.. 0.... u 'are. number. Hno
 nm. .r..r for supply o.
 . m... "r H. N.H..r
 sun.. 0 .'.. .'t.-....d orc ... from I.I. m tH. TaEu fa'- ... .....H. .. Tn. brought down.
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LEDGE
 IS DISCOVERED
Large Deposit of High Grade Asbes- tos Found Near Mile 293 of
 Government Railroad

What is believed to be Che largest and most valuable ledge Of asbestos In Au.Ga has been discoy- cred on Che ridge on Che East Fork ol iho ChmIna river. about mile and a half from Che government raii- road. at Mile 293 Tho discovery uas made by Robert E Burns. of Nmaua. who returned to town this week with samples of his dud. which hc win send outside for expert oz-
 animation
 Mr. Burns leu Ncnana about month ago. on a prospecting and ex- D'oml9a trip which took him to Che .omt Uc ran across Che asbestos on Che Grip home Ilo was two days locating hc ledge after ho had found pieces oi font indicating its presence Iu thc vicinity Hc had no tools wth hm at Che umo and Che
 samples which ho brought to town wore tagou from Che ledge by hand. 1he ledge hu width Of about foot wholo Mr. Burns found it which is worry exceptional and inc . .douve ol great ya'uo. The discov- orr caused considerable excitement aIoue hc railroad and many claims uc reported to have bcm located. Hr Burns recorded hs claims at Tukocna
 During hs outing Mr. Burns 'vs,od Anchorage and reports that . tbc discovery of new ol seepago within thro. cor four miles Of Che .muroad town has aroused new in- . f.re.t in prospecting iu that locality ruI Che indications wore chat at .iut two oufe would Install rigs within short ume Interest as also . keeping mp the Cold Bav rceiou ! land it s expected that drilling will ! he under way by several parties within short ume
 Tho Anchorage company which installed a small drU last summer
 s now raising additional capital Co ] tuy a regular rig and thc outlook .or further development m thc near l u.rc Is worry bdeht This company las lo.uou about four miles from touu
 Mr. Burns says hc stopped ot thc roadlousc which Is being conducted
 by Prank Tmdro. in the Southern .dv. sion. and ys Che place Is being conducted in prolcs. iona' stylc tho '"Nnamuo Ed" having developed .mto regular hotoman The Kid
 now has 7a dos at hIs place. for use
 on thc trail next winter
 Mr. Burns met ur. Brooks ou Che .uWI headed lor tho Kanushna and
 was informed ly lhc eeoloeiaf that
 he had only tou days at his disposal
 .or Che Grip. il being his intention
 tl return to Che coast as soon as hc
 rourm to ue railroad from Che
 kmushnl Nguma News
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
DuHTHERIA SCARE
 NOW ALI OVER
School Sessions Resumld--No New Gases Have Appeared and
 Au Now Normal

Tho dlphthcra scue that mcn- a.od Che Island s oor and school which was dismissed for several days. was resumed Monday morning. No new casos Of tle discme have de- } lIopod and Che one ease. chat Of tuus hc uuo son Of Mr. and Mrs Alex Clair. has recovered.
 Dr H c ueVIehuo made .xam- n.uom of he mroas or an Che caIdrcu during tbe morning session d. bod Monday and gave some ol nom slight treatment and Che d.scas. s.cms Co have boon now cn- mo.y stamped oul
 Quarantine regulations prohihit- mr minors from attending shows and romUH,ne Juneau have bceu calcI on
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01

tho boys had money and Che rubbish piles woro constantly growing smaller
 Tho Glory Hole Increased its pop- ularIty by che addition of bowling alloy billiard and pool hall
 Mayor Forrest of Juneau dosig- mated a datc for holding services in memory of he late and asaassinatcd President Mckinley and Douglas business mou closed their places Of business and attended Che services in body Judge Delaney delivered D mas.rful address
 p. II. Fox was selling Singer aew- Ine machines ou easy terms and small monthly payments
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
LIKES THE PLACE

Judeo John Henson. who Ielt hcrc he last o. August has boon heard from .t ha new home at Port Au- .a.. Wn.h Julro Hmaon found many changes n Che c.uv ol which nc was n pioneer resident and was Melp pIHel w.h Ia app""noc n has begun considerable Wor. n mnroune ua Iom. .l.re and ..Htc. u.t Inc win bc busy for a ycar at I com lI. work
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
STORE MANAGER LEAVES

A. Sutherland .ar tH. Ha.t ..r.ru
 years m.m-.- O. Ihe mercantile de-
 m.uI u H. Na.. T-"dHeI Gold uH OommHr.aua no.mu-
 . H..lNof ..I on Inc Princes. . r.tul. morning for Sun rr. where Inc uI bo loatod " TT. HiHr.
 ". fuH.mI H leaving beeau. IT. Tr.IuoI Company H closing nm. m. .Us ol .u mercantile de- n.mml and uu u tac future l... uo rore
 Mr. Sutherland a.oI lhat ao .or.s Nma wien .he rroalaa. re- r. HH large number Of MuI or u. Channel who wish Nm m... in n. new ventures
 rHe s Lu... En onal Guild t .muuue a aooly Ie ha at.ar noon at fho F \. J. Guvas Horc
 cm H Erickson WI. operated ou n.I sndar morning U. Juneau for nm .u near h ere Ue has n.n ab.. la spend 70 few how day u. H.. uar. at ,he Tr..dueI cyanide Hm sine. Che operation
 The uo.ev department or Che TmlHeu store the a.. O. tae stock q. ue h. store. ]. h.re uanero .e ll. rIudNer NuEe. The bua. mess win b. continued by Gene Wos .Hu..Ir with Sam Paul in charge
 M John L Nu.,h visiting a. uo bonn. ol Mr. and Mrs Hwu Nu"H ol fN. uu Her home i now m saatdc. where Mr. MH.h i employed
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
GIRL sUCCUwBs

Daisy. i'm. ....r'.. 0.ur o. Mrs. .". IoHm'H o. - ".. .I r.fW.aE no'n r .. H..rHe from .r0- ... H.. .0.asHt m. .
 recovered H. h.. boon ... ... home '.. ''.- H.. ..... aw. a
 ...... ..u. 0.r . . H....E
 ~ WI. hold 0w. N'"- .. H Hre.H ... " ." N.. . .. n. rHH. .."o. -. ..nn... L.. . IT. .W. .".r-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
SILVER TEA THURSDAY

Conversational I.I.o League . hold . monthly ..'rr ..a tn .. s ln Avenue u0He-
 .. m... ...HHo'n '.'o. ... .. from . .u ... afternoon nH.. ...uu nr...... fn h... ono t.. ......0.. .H.I m..oH
 M .. ...r m.u.. The m ....... invited .' a'..n.
 m". I.. excellent .h- mont. .... u. h. N.I
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
LUCID INTERVALS

"I want Co gera muzzlo" aid tho grabbed old bachelor. entering Che hardware st0re.
 Like this one. ar?" asked tho clerk. exhibiting certain pattern.
 "Oh. my mol That would hold tho mouth too tightly shut
 or just sold one Of chem to wo- man. sIr."
 "Won. it might Doe an right for a woman young man, but ] want mine for a dog"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
VISITING OLD SCENES

E.. win" H.... r... u U..e HMi fifteen
 h.u over nm t.. . from Juneau t.. N.. and looked .. .. familiar .". and WIT. .| uH.
 c". returned I0m.a' f. n. .HUr.um which h'
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
- ..NLaEa HoNoEED

m homo. oI "A Sutherland. for tao past several t... H.orc u"nHr0r for ue Alaska TraiWou Gold Mining Company ..e Ha Nuot1 mI M E r coW.I Ir"e a IHoNo. party Wednesday u.rht at On. Hom. 0. m. n.,o. HHOro ucro n number .. friends ol Nr Sutherland present.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01

First Dealer What You ask S200 for a horse like Chat?
 Second Dealer yos that's cheap This horse can jump!
 First Dealer Jump' Not him. lf hc could jump he'd have jumped when be heard you ask S2o0 for him
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
ISLAND PERSONALS

Arthur olson oi th.a city has re- signed ha position w.th thc Juneau Hardware Company ml loft lato 'aat vrck for Valdez
 William RochvIn has again s.art- ed packing G.h on Che city dock for shipment Go Seattle He win have a shipment ready for Che steamer ano. kane ou Che present Grip outh
 Alter having paoed bor two sons n school In California Nu D h Bradley of Trcalwcu returned .o Ier homo or thc Princess Alice Tue evening phun Jr. has entered Che University ol California at nar toiev to takc a course In mining on- emerue and Henry mu m'etod Che ucrcley High School
 Mrs Nau sluIo lclt Iato iaat woeh ta visit relatives in One East during Che winter
 Nu William Iumu has m- romo.d uat she Is to start o dry .ooi. and notion store soon i'm thc Hahn building on s. Ann arWu.
 Mrs. EI Hw'bu, arrived here sunday evening from Cu.aaeo. ae. .amuaneI by her two children. aac win ust for several week. with her rlm. Mr. and Mrs Richard Me. Dom.ot
 Ar. smith Of u.s city haa taken position m Che ema mm.hu" lonrmm. ol Oh. B. M beWcaas torc u Juneau
 Tr. Eastern Star loU.e Ia ,o .Fc
 card party at odd Follows mn Tuesday evening lo which Che pun- n. H Invited Six pree arc .o bc awarded
 I.m. u-u. sentenced to pay a inn. oI s1-U or ..rle l.0 d." i'm .n by cmm. oaer Felix z Gray Iate last vco. served two days In au and u.u decided to pay U. me llo u.. arrested and pleaded guilty I.a violation ol n. AM.a bono dry law late last u0.N after HH r.... had h.ou r.I0I and n.oN.a,- Ir. uru.. lom. ue operate. u uc on Ie u.ueIH beach
 Mrs UaU and No children 'ot sunday m0mne m th.r long trip .o Europe
 Miss Vreua ialeNIn arrived Iom. sunday .H.r having no.I .a.
 mr working .l h. Franklin Packing Company 0.morv near La- ....Hc
 c.mr. A. C.t.noH h.. n..u u.ml deputy L. s m.H.I flor nHae.W ..I uEne h. u... toI.E and
 nr..Iur \ F. Iu.r ru.l
 Mr. e.uu.T win a. I". u.L uE.. I. viii. m .HUr. o. ... .m.reu.t honur.
 T.. nmeHH PIT. Department '. .. m..Hr. 70. n. Monday n... .
 .I ..aI.r.. o n. "'...I team .. t.c .u.... Hu Explore. |" play. mn. oI football u..t sni.E
 uu.r \. m. vessel '.I port Immediately after m. 0a.r.ua. WI"
 .r.I |. . mn. known whether .. r.t .t m. boon accepted
 Mrs " F canu r. a "nr0.0 m.om- .t l. h.n. oa s..0a.
 rt ou TmHr o. '.. W.a Tn. room. we're rroHH I..or witch .u. roNor and nm excellent rru u.. arr.I .ne eu... ar nw Uu. ubIc. Alter Che r..at rfe. WI. played ar n. Mm.. o. the afternoon. a .n. uue- oo.o. I.u0n and out n.. na.re ."H... u. winners Beside. h. nau." guests. number ol iade attended from Juneau
 Tn. n.r.u. Island Woman club mot at Che homo 70. MT. Charles sH .r Wednesday evening. IHe moot ne vu hold Ie.mt. tue ... cha. He o.ou. .auu. was ou m Oh. ay oe several hours during .H evenings
 EI Andrews and William N..H eH u. week Io- u husuo trip " Um, t'.znlcr
 Dau.as is now a a-o.r.o.A toNH a Narhai Grant received H.ra. Um To enforce Che cw..W o..n m.. and tlc n. b.u aH at t0a' hour uDH eyonue Marshal Gran.
 ,. hc has a 0ue line O. 'oooHe. waiting no Che city IaI for boys an. rrfs under Is whom Inc And. on iH. ... .|... #.. H." |.u.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
BOY

Am Hr.n-nuunl son was born Tudar mouH- u Mr. and Mrs.
 ... u.HEt o. la. city n. sr Ann hospital Juneau r.o mother and .. ... both eo.UH. along very we'll.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01

Rcggic-"Im off Co Europe ncft week. Can do anything flaw you oyah there. doah boy2"
 Tom Blut "No; go.nss enough, thanksi
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01

"Did Che tranic cop arrest you9'
 "Twice." replied Mr. ChuggIus when couldn't stop he arrested mo for speeding and when finally stopped and couldn't start he arcst- ed me for blocking tranIc.'
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
PLAN PARTIES

Tho E.a'.. IoIe. O. tn.s city ia Umnue l. o. card parties for t.e winter months agd a committee MI. appointed ..t Wo.E to complete ..I mrr.mm. nr hcm.