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TOOK IN TEN PALE FACES.

Seaford April - Tuscarora Tribe,
No - I .. II NJ. Of this town held a
class adoption at their wigwam last night.
when ten pale faces were initiated into
the mysteries of the order
The membership Of this Tribe has
crown until now it Is over POO, with pros
poets of going to $50 III the near future,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
FEDERATION WoMEN'S CLUBS
cnntinned from page 9.

and a plan for securing the standard
of trained teachers 1notloh was
mad. seconded and carried that the
resolution be approved ana COPY ol
the same be presented IN person - lhs
Governor by the chairmch oi cuucd1"h
and Of legislation.
Mr. salisbury. giving report Of
district presidents. announced her fead'-
moss 10 visit clubs u kcnt county on
invitation. Mrs Waller reported haV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
WAGES OF ROAD WORKERS,

Dover ApriI I3.-Kent County Levy
Court Yesterday. adopted the schedule OF
wages for labor on the roads, etc Tor the
year as follows: Supervisors, 35 cents
Der hour: laborers, % cents per hour
horse. ten cents per hour.
The court 2I~o fixed the price Of SIPS
Nor month for usc Of ROAD machinery by
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construction companies desiring TO use
such machinery
The commissioners Wis &c the kent
County Jail and fuInd conditions good.
They also approved the contract betweeh
the State and the county for iurhlshing
the old county building, now owned ny
the State, adjoining the state House
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-13
A RAW, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You
Apply a Little MuSterOle.

And Musterole won't blister lik4
The oId-fashioned mustard plaster
lust spread it on with your fingers
II peneIates to the sore spot with
gentle tingle, Ioosens the congestion
and draws out the soreness and pain.
Musterole is a clean, white oint'
nent made with oil of mustard. II
is fine for quick relief from sore
throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, Group, stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache,
congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum-
baao, pains and aches of the back or
FONTS, prains. sore muscles, bruises, chill
blains, frosted feet, colds on the chest
Nothing like Musterole for croupy chill.
drcn. Keep it handy for instant use
35c and Csc jars; hospital size $500
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
SUTHERLAND INTRODUCES
 PUBLIC HIGHWAY BILL

Tho following bin was introduced i'm Che House of congress on scptcm- bcr 2lst by Delegate Dan suther- lend:
 A Bm for the reservation of land for public highways in Che Territory of Alaska.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of Che United States of America in Cone gross assembled. that there shall be reserved public highways sixty feet wide between each section Of land lr the Territory Of Alaska. Che soc- uon lines being thc center Of said riehways: but mo deduction shall be made. where cash payments are provided for in thc amount Go be paid for each quarter section of land by reason of such reservation. But if the said highway shall be vacated by any competent authority Che ttle Co tho restrictive strips shall inure to Che then owner Of tho tract Of which 10 formed a part Of Che orig final survey.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
DR BROOKS LEAVES
 FOR WASHINGTON

Concluding months visit to dis- rIe.. coruueuous to che government railroad Dr Alfred n Brooks chief ol thc Geological Survey arrived here sunday morning on Che North western and Ieu ou Che Princess tIcc yesterday morning for his he.dau.ucrs at Washington. D. c.
 Dr. Brooks looked over Che mln- Ir- developments In Che kantIshna and Willow Greek districts and hc stated hat while no extensive de- y.opmcut Is being dome at Che pres eut umc iu either of those districts lobe properties are showing up well and holr owners are making prep
 auous for blescr operations next year,
 Work on Che government railroad
 proerca.ue wolL said Dr. Brooks. and it Is expected Che gap between .he cnIs of steel would be closed bon, Che nut of next year. Ho praised highly Che work donc by Colonel Ncars and his associates.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
CHAUTAUQUA HERE NEXT
 YEAR: CONTRACT GIVEN

\ rmauua se-.c. of five pro cram. for next yelr is assured Ju- r..u. according to 70 statement made b. w. $ ruueu chairman in charec .. u..l arrangements for Che Chou- u.a.a. program given hcrc Inst weed. \ contract for next season 's performance uas entered into be- tue.n new local committee and N rre representative of Che Chuul.la company prior to her departure a a... ago Friday
 rh. u..e.s oI tn.s .elsons series a. entertainments made possible Che
 marlec or another program next ...r and n now chautaurra eommIt- f. ar fa2e was easily made mp. it was stated 10 H estimated that .h.rt tI0. made clear on Che cntcr- unmma hs season can bc placed or m. .ros to hc given either tn n.. .r september of next year.
 THm. signing Che contract which er.ur... next years Cha1,auqua mo. Governor Scott c. Bone Mayor E E Robertson. w. s. punou H l. Lu.as n. L. Faulkner. c. p. Garfield. A. J. Fr.er. e. B'omwou Charles crlst.n. p R. Bradley Dr. L O. sloane w. e Johnson. w. G. smith. H ID Nelson Willis E Nowcl B. tr H.tronfs. J. D lauz Mrs. HL c. u.E-hnc H T Tripp R P. Rich arIsor R. J. sommen. Walter De- Long George R Marshall Robert Simpson. N s Whittier Winter 0 Pond Co. George F. Forrest Charles w urukervorth. Arthur shoup r..r D Walker
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
PIT. A. TO HOLD
 MEETING TUESDAY

Dr. L. O. Sloane win address the Paront-Tcacher Association on "Thc Prevention Of Communicable p.s- eases" at Che regular meeting next Tuesday evening. October ( at $500 o'clock in Che assembly room of thc Juneau Public High School Thorc win also be @ discussion. lod by " E. Britt. Of Che social activities Of Che students during Che school week whereby it is expected solution will be made Of that problem which now confronts Che parents and teachers.
 The program in ful to be given win be: Singing of National songs; Violin solo. w. E. Nowell; Address prevention of Communicable D.s- cascs." Dr. b. O. Sloane; Vocal Solo. Miss Connie Martin; Discussion. "so- cial Activities During Che School Week" led by W. E. Britt; general social hour.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
STORM VICTIM
 BROUGHT HERE

Tho body of Elmer saIuo. who was killed tn hurricane at chichasol Thursday morning. was brought Co Juneau ou hc Chichason Mining Company boat ast n.sht
 Mr. sa.uio was miner who had been working for Che company for Che past several months H. is aur- yIvod by a vlic. Mrs. Jennie sanIo. who resides in tb.a community and a brother who lives in Seattle. Tho body is at the q. w. Young Under taking pu.ors No aransomont. had been modc for Che funeral today.
 Word of Che hurricane at ch.cha- rof was received hero yesterday by u L Faulkner attorney for Che ChicharoG Mining Company Three mon vcrc slightly Injured and were given adequate treatment a. the mine. The company buukhouc was wrecked
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
SALVATION ARMY
 RAISES MONEY

Approximately 330Q was raised on Casuncau Channel In Che drive for funds for Che Salvation Army. which has been on for some time. according Go Adiuant w. Kerr. financial agent for Che Salvation Army in Alaska and Yukon
 The money was contributed as fol- lows. Elks Club. S75; Alaska Ju- ncau mine employees. SGT; Alaska Trcadwcll mine employees, &3L50, and from Che Perseverance Club members si9 and a nno piano. The rest making up an amount Of ap- proximatoly $500 was secured from various individuals by Adlutant Kerr
 Adiuant Kerr. who has recently returned from a trip to the interior of Alaska. left on Che Spokane this morning onroutc to Petersburg. He win look over tho possibilities of carrying on the Army work in sItka.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
SEPTEMBER WEATHER
 AVERAGED NORMAL

Normal weather conditions pre- vailed n Juneau during Che month fuat closed according to tlc Weather Buroaua meteorological summary flor september issued today Tho avcr- are temperature for tho month for 27 years of record is 501 dcgrc@. and thls year Che average was 50.3 degrees
 The coolest September was that Of 1915. with @ mean Of l6.2 dogrcos and Che warmeat that of 1910. when the mean was 526. This ycar Che highest point reachod by Che mcr- cury was 61 degrees on tho l2th. while Che lowest reading was 35 de- rroos on Che sch.
 With total of 6.6l inches Of rain. Che precipitation of Che month waa somewhat less chan Che average for September Of previous yoam Che normal for Che month being iof9 Inches. Rain in O measurable quan- City occurred on 2l days.
 There were S7.2 hours of sunshine during Che month. which is 22 per cont of Che possible amount Last September Che percentage was only nineteen.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
MEXICAN FREEDOM
 DULY CELEBRATED
Consul of Southern Republic Gives Dinner to Party of Friends
 Thursday Night

An elegantly served and greatly enjoyed dinner was given at the Casuneau Cafe Thursday night by sonor Rudolfo Ramirez. Consul for Mexico in Alaska. in honor Of Che tooth anuivcrsay of Che independ- cnco of chat country. At the conn pIcdon Of Che dinner Consul Ramirez made am enjoyable little talk in which he predicted a continuation of Che friendly spirit now existing between Che United States and his country paying high tribute Go President Obregon. Judge IT, B. Le- Foyro and William Britt also spoke along Che same lines Thoa present. i'm addition to Che host, were Judge LcFoyrc. William Britt, n. b. Faulk- ncr. Allen shattuck. John ". Troy. Earl Blossom. G w. Folta and B. J. White.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
BIG SCORES MADE
 ON ELKS ALLEYS

rIu-.av r.rht was alic' night .t Tn. r.. club and some excellent bowling u.. done hr Che ladies and m nm. mp tbat t s though, uu h. hard ta beat bv other mcm- h.r during Che season Mrs. Wi. l.u Fry mad. s.oros o, 22S. 2-5 am. -.1. while Mn. John L. Nuscth. former champion hero and who has recently returned tor v.a.t. scored eIs and 1.f Mrs. James L Man- ming hung mp a score ol -l2.
 Lou. shu'maus score %, -1S. raI. during One summer months constitute. tlc alley record
 Tho u.nI an and winter touma- m.r-. nm. now being arranged and a ..mmtt.. nat Is now out has de- ....I to start Che rolling Che drst Of t... month. so chat average. of an- r.uml.ey Che same strength may b. formed
 Understood ladies' team u going fo challenge a team Of men for championship of Che tourua. u.rt
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
APPOINTMENTS MADE
 BY U. S. MARSHAL

George A. Gotchel Of Juneau has boon appointed deputy u. s. marshal a Dougles by U. s Marshal George D. Beaumont. to succeed A. E. Lucy resigned.
 Mr. Gctchou has lived In Alaska for number of years and is well known in his vicinity, where he has been interested in mining. Ho was 7f one ume engineer for Che Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company and loo chat company at Che entrance oi thc United States In the World War when he entered thc service He has recently been with th Alas. ka Gasuucau Mining Company Mr. and Mrs. Getchou will make their home at Treadwell. where Mrs Cotcheu has charge Of Che first aid station.
 Appointment has also been made of George wiuct to be deputy U. S. marshal at Craig Mir. Willet was given temporary appointment on September s by Marshal Beaumont which Is now made permanent H' ie am o.dumcr of the district and was highly recommended for the DO. suon
 James Joyce of Juneau was app. po.ntcd iailer at the local federa ian to succeed Frank Bach. resigned Nr Joyce has been a guard at th' federal lail.
 John Mclaughlin was appointed yesterday asa guard in Che loca federal jau Go succeed James Joyce Mr. McLoughun has lived here sine. Che early days of Juneau and is cit lzcn Of high standing. AM appointments made thus Ca. by Marshal Beaumont win bocom' effective today october |.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
FUNERAL TODAY

The funeral of Mrs. Fay Day. who aed lost Saturday at Tcuafec. was held at 9 o'clock today from Che C.. " Young chapel Dr e G. Bruce rnd Che sevlcc mtcrmcnt was m Evergreen cemetery
 Mrs Day had boon 10 for Che past ,car and bcr death was directly traceabie to an attack of influenza she suffered during Che epidemic Of hat disease. Mrs. Day was % years Of age and formerly lived tn Juneau. She went from here lo Bothc.l Wash. and a shor. ume ago came Co Tcua- kee with her husband.
 A sister or Mrs. Day arrived here on Che steamship Spokane to attend Che funeral
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
THEY CAN'T FORGET
 GOOD OLD DAYS
Califomians Who Pioneered in North Will Organize Lodge of
 Y. O. O. P. There

George IT. Snow, father Of tho pioneer organization Of Che North. Che Yukon Order Of Pioneers. who. with his wife recently returned Go thls place from attending am annual meeting of Che order in Dawson. Che home Of the Grand Lodge. states that hc has ben requested by former Yu- Eouers now in California Go go to Los Angeles at his earliest tonycui. ence for Che purpose Of organizing a lodge of Che order at Chat place. his information being thai there are 800 former northerner thCro who uro anxious to organize and maln- tain a lodge in that city Mir. Snow thinks he win Doe able to comply with Che request some time during Che coming winter
 At present there are but four lodges Of Che order No. ], Che Mother Lodge at Dawson; No. in Seattle. No. 8 in Vancouver. B. c. and No. { at Whltehorsc. Yukon. As VIo- toria. B. C.. also desires an organi- zauon of Che order at Chat place. Mr. Snow win likely go there. pos- s.bly before going to California. in which event Victoria win have No. and Los Angeles No. G. Mr. Snow says there are upward of loo men tu Juneau who are eligible Go mem- bership in the Y. O. O. p. and chat am effort may be made to organize lodge at this place iu the future
 At Che meeting of Che Grand Lodge of tho order held in Dawson m August a ladies' auxiliary was organized which is known as the Ladies of Che Golden North. Mrs. Snow being chosen as Grand Prci- dent. It is believed Che organization of Che latter will Increase interest in Che Y. O. O. p. just as women's branches increases Interest in all orders
 Mr. and Mrs Snow. who are yisit- lng at Che home Of meir daughter Mrs. c. ]. Jenne. vii leave for thcir home in Seattle n about two weeks.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
ADD TWO NAMES
 TO LONG LIST
Relentless Yukon Continues to Take Toll of Human Liie.in Usual
 Cruel Manner

N..r year passes that Che lu sor Iaes not exact ia tou ot human Uc I has been ao since frst it waters wcrc muoncI by Che white maus cru and win probably cone uru. .o long 1s boats ply its tur- bu..nt surface
 In.nh w. Wilson and Prank N nummu.r ore Che latest victims O. old Yukon Wilson. who for Che r... eight years has been iuci agent tor tr. river division of Che White Company was ono of Che bss, known mon m One Territory. having boon member ol Che Dawson pos. o... s.r for dozen years before going vItb Che company us homo v.. ul Whfehorc ue leaves a v.e and two children. son and Iuuen..r
 umoruer vas also am oldumcr and had been with Che same company m.r. chan eU years as wheeiwr.eht and general handy mau. Hc was an experienced river mau and had nIr.eI r. boats thc entire icue,h .. m. Yukon and on au i,s tr.bu. ur. ue wa. n French Canadian u. rl. deI many years ago and r.. .rg daughter d.el ton years ago.
 wilson. us was h.s custom every rH I.I Wmt.hone ten days ago u ... launch Hawk vI-h numonucr .u ...-e. ur tHe purpose Of calling at .r m. wood camps to settle up for t.. ....ors supply of steamer wood. The. Intended to eo as far as naw-
 r and return un river ou onc O. m. uf. steamers. Monday of ths u... .rr Hawk uas found wrecked .r m. vicinity or Five Fingers and umeut search bas failed Co dIs- .... m. tan mon. alive or dead o.r..n. Way E ". w. M p. who u.. .u.nholnt passenger on Che Princes. Alto. yesterday. nIa cher. now remains mn doubt but ,hat both mon ..t tn.r Uros victims ot Che cruel and relentless Yukon r.vor.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
YUKON POLITICS
 ARE WARMING UP
Robert Lowe, Favoute Son of South. em Yukon. Is Candidate for
 Dominion House

Tho Canadian election win talk, place within Che next sixty days. On, exact date not being yet decided upon. In former elections Yukon has not voted on Che same date a. ho remainder Of tbc Dominion. bul would hold bye election iatcr and in most instances. would elect a member who was in sympathy with Che dominant party This ume. how oycr Che election win bc held In Yukon on Che same date as else. where throughout Che Dominion and no candidate con claim support ou ho grounds Chat hc is in sympathy wih Che dominant party for Che req. son chat Che result Of Che election win decide which Is Ono dominant party
 Contrary Co Che rulo Of several years ago in Canada whom lawycr and other professional men cousu- mtcd Che erclt majority Of On, rouso ot Commons business men and farmers have for Che past few years been In he majority and so we'll and faithfully have they dH ebarrod their duties chat thore ia but muo doubt chat Che ncNt par'i- amont win be composed of Che same sturdy and reliable classes.
 Robert Lowe. who for Che pas. 22 years has been a resident of whtchorse but who Is just as we'll known and popular an over Che ter. ritory Inc having represented South. crn Yukon in five different Yukon Councils. win be @ candidate for Che Yukon seat In tho Dominion Pwlio. mcnt which. if merit and loyalty to Che territory Us recognized. win bC his without opposition While Mr. Lowe has always been affiliated with Che Liberal party. ho Is first Yu. k0ncr and has never permitted party icaity to Interfere with his loyalty Go bis Yukon friends regardless o. their politics
 It is reported chat Frederick Ten. nyson Couedon. once governor o. Yukon and later elected Co Porlia mont from there. win como from Eastern Canada. where he has made his home for Che past several years for Che purpose Of coutost.ng Che seal. with "Bob" Lowe hut such action on Che part of Cousuon win be re scnted on Che grounds that he i' both a lawyer ard a carpetbagger.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
RESTRICTIONS
 ARE REMOVED
Beaver and Marteu May Now Be Trapped m Alaska After Years
 on Forbidden List

Under now regulations promr.- gated by thc Secretary o, Aw..a.- u-. on Aueu., a0. uel for Che protection ot au anl mr-h.r.ue animals m An.sa au orcH season e provided for trapping bcver and martens m Che TcHtov raH an- roure.mmt win bc read v.t1 m.er-
 by traDrors u Alaska and by W Ia.-er In tbo United satc. s.ne. tho-e has ben no open ..Hson for .mr- beavers har. s.ue. ialn. and none for marion. since ialG. Prior t1 Che umo when clos. seasons or-. established ou tho.e valuable rr.tearers Che animals were being -.r.f ve,.e-mm.oI I'm many To- .aIIr.. in hc Interior ol Alaska beavers had disappeared entirely and marion. were rapidly d.mu.sa- .re in number. n was to conserve nem and permit thom Go Increase uat m. .Io.e so.son Na. provided
 H..aa ol One varying eumau. and nhr .orunn. laur. O. d.l- .rert part. of Aasaa. and In ordcr q. .au.r,. our m resources W.ih r.f... ta .I Che Territory dr .deI into .hre. unr.nr district m ...r af which tte condition. r.'a.- .r- ta mr are comparatively nm. form uHr.. No. ! Includes Ino N.ru.r UrI. m. Na..a rw.u-
 f, and rueuhune sanl. and Southeastern Au..a mainland and .land. from N.ma. Bay ,o Dixon Entrance. and n t.. arc. beaver rre b. trapped from December to March al and martens from Nosem Dor ft tu March ST. u..r.0, N' 2 Includes Ono mainland and sanis north of tn. ar.. 70. District No !
 far tne haaiva.or of One streams flowing Into Che Arctic Ocean north ol latitude f> na r.et No. Include. Che region drained by Che stream. entering Che Arctic 0..,u north of u.s.r... No. p. In both ta.e districts thc oreu sea- son for killing beavers and mwten. b.e.Hs November lt an1 ends March slt
 The Bureau of Biological Survey United srtes Duarmen, ot Aw.- culture which administers Che law rrote.uue land m-boar.ue animals In Alaska. hos been conducting .n- vc.tnuors for Che post year witch a view or again permitting Che hi'- nr of beavers and muton. where a-,,u..be These myeueaums have shown uat while in some few districts beavers and martens ore .I scarce in many others thcy have Increased to Che extent that mo harm aIl result in allowing chem to ho Killed during at least one scason !. aue rome .oasonH trapping it Is found tfat tbc.e valuable m.hoareu ran not maintain proper numbers. Oh, matter or again providing close
 sasor the yoar round win be cone sIdcroI
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
GAsTINEAU HOTEL NOW
 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

At 12 o'clock last night Claude Ericson. owner manager of Che Cas- uncau Hotel and Cafe. turned over bis bushes sto R. ]. sommers. new lessee of Che establishment.
 No immediate changes are oontom- plated by the new manager. Mir. sommers expects to leave Juneau on the 18th of this month for a short vacation trip. after which he will return here and devote his entire attention to his business.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
CONSIDERABLE RAIN

After a summcr-"No sweoter was overland several weeks Of lovely
 ou weather Jupiter PluwW is aeain on Che bridge and making up for his vacation. there having been almost continuous rain for the past two weeks But october usually brings frost and sunshine and tennis dovotcos may yet have occasion Go use those low-hcoled shoes. 80 long on comfort and short on looks. before uniting their balls and racquets away in moth balls or saling them down in brine for Che winter.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-01
YUKON WOMAN GOES OUT

Mrs Lowe. wife of Robert Lowe. rIonccr resident and well known pol- iucu of Southern Yukon. being now a member of Che Yukon coun- cr. was passenger on Che Princess NIe. ycstorJv morning cn route Go Saskatchewan. whore she owns % 9 2.O0O-acre wheat ranch from which n banner crop has just been harvest oi and where business interests de- mand her presence. Mrs. Lowo was accompanied by her brother Bum ny" Wmm who has ben spending Che summer In Yukon. shc win re- turn to Che North iu a few weeks.