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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
Pine TO Play Defiance.

The Pine A. A. will play the Defiance
Academy at Third and Church streets,
Saturday afternoon at 2. The fol-
lowing men are requested to report
for practice Friday night: Murphy,
Rummack, Query, o'Brien, Douglas.
AIcCullion, Weaver, Maichel, Barron,
Walsh. oDonnell, MundeH, Lewis.
Wilmer, Connolly, Red Murphy, Gill.
Shewbrooks. o'Niel and Payton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
Score by Innings.

Stolen bases-Ruth, 2; r. Meusel.
Double plays-F'risch and Rawlings; /;
Rawlings, Kelly and Smith; McNal-
ly, Ward and Pipp. Left on bases
Giants, 5; Yankees, 6. Bases on balls
-Oft Nehf Z; off Hoyt, 5. Struck out
by Hoyt, 5. Passed ball--Smith
IUmpires-At plate, Moriarty; first
base Chill: third base, Rigler. Time
of game--one hour, 55 minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
Mickey Morris in Draw.

Mickey Morris, local scrapper, and
Nick Pacitti of Philadelphia, staged
fast draw in a bout at the Ice
Palace in Philadelphia, last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
How They WIN Line Up.
4. Thomas Defiani
seventh Ward VS.. Highland.

The Seventh Ward and Highland
baseball teams will battle tomorrow
afternoon at Fourteenth and Wood
lawn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
Ninth Inning.

Giants-Bancrcft up. Strike one.
Ward threw out Bancroft. Frisch up.
Ball one. Frisch slashed a single into
right. Young up Ball one. Ball two.
Ball three. Strike one. Young walk
ed. Kelly up. Foul, strike one. Ball
one. Foul, strike two. Foul. Kelly
hat into a double play, McNally TO
Ward TO Pipp. No runs; one hit; no
errors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
Fourth Inning.

Giants--Bancroft up. Ball one.
STRIKE one. Ban two. Foul. strike
two. Bancroft struck Qxt. Frisch up.
Peck took Frisch's roller ard threw
him ont al first Pipp made a beaati-
fur one-hand stop. Young up. Foul.
strike one. McNally threw out Young
at first No runs; no hits; no errors.
yankces--Pipp up. Ball one. Foul,
strike one. Pipp sent a high one out
20 Young. Ward up. Ward got a
lucky hit into right field. He seemed
io be dodging the ball when it struck
his bat and flew over Rawlings head.
McNally gp. Strike one. Ball one.
i.all two. Nehf took McNally's
groundcr and threw wide 10 second
and both Ward and M.Nally were
safe II was an error for Nehf.
Schang az. BAN one Ball two. Ball
three. Strike one. Strike two. Foul,
Sehang walked. The sacks were filed
liost up. Foul. strike one Strike
Two. Ball one. Ward scored while
Rawlings was throwing out Hoyt al
nrsi McNally also tried to score. but
was caught at the plate. Kelly to
Smith. One run; one hit; one error
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07

one Ball one. Strike two. Miller
came in fast and took Smiths fly.
No runs; no hits; no errors.
Yankees--Miller up. Strike one.
Foul strike two Frisch knocked
down Miller's hot grounder and threw
him out. Peck up Strike one. Ball
one. Strike two. Ball two. Ban
croft threw out Peck. Ruth up. Ball
one. Ball two. Ball three. Ruth
We liked. Meusel up Ball one. Ball
two. Ruth stole second. Ruth stole
third. Strike one. Bancroft threw
out Meusel at first, No runs: no hits;
no errors.
Sixth Inning.
Giants-Nehf up. Strike one. Ball
one. Ball two. Ball three. Strike
two. Nehf walked. Burns up. Ball
one. Foul, strike one. Ball two.
Strike two. Bah three. Foul. Burns
| flied to Ward. Bancroft up. Foul.
strike one. Strike two. Hoyt threw
out Bancroft at first, Nehf going to
second. Frisch up. Ball one. Strike
one. Strike two. Frisch went out TO
Pipp unassisted. No runs; no hits;
no errors.
Yankees-P;pp up. Ball ono. Nehf
threw out Pipp at first. Ward up.
Strike one. Strike two. Ball one.
Kelly took Wards grounder and beat
out the batter to the sack. McNally
Ip. Ball one. McNally fouled out
to Friseh No runs; no hits; no er-
rors,
Seventh Inning.
l. cs;.,..- N-z,,,,x -, nau 49, S,s,tl. /,
one. Bail two. Ball three. Strike
two. Young walked. Kelly up. Kel-
/ ly forced Young at second. MicNally
to Ward. No play was made on Kelly
at first. Meusel up. Ball one. Foul,
strike one. Meusel forced Kelly at
second, Ward to Peck. Rawlings up.
Ward threw out Rawlings at first.
No runs; no hits: no errors.
Yankees-Schang up. Bah one. Ball
! two. Strike one. Schang sent a
long one out TO Young. Hoyt up. The
stands gave him a cheer. Ball one
Hoyt flied out to Kelly. Miller up
Strike one Nchf took Millers ground
der and threw him out. No runs; nc
hits; no errors.
Eighth Inning.
Giants-Smith up. Ward threw out
Smith at the initial sack. Nehf up
Nehf was also given a cheer. Str:k,
one. Strike two. Foul. Ball one
\ Ward also threw out Nehf Burns up
Ball one. Ball two. Foul, strike one
Ball three. Foul, strike two. Burn:
strolled TO first. Bancroft up. Burns
went out stealing Schang TO Ward
No runs; no hits; no errors.
Yankees-Peck up. Ball one
Strike one. Foul, strike two. Peel
popped TO Frisch. who dropped the bal
Ruth up. Bali one. Ruth force,
Peck at second. Kelly TO Bancroft
Meusel up. Ball one. Meusel single,
! into centerield, Ruth going 10 thir,
: on the throw in to third. Meusel wen
to second. Pipp UP. Ruth scores
while Rawlings was throwing ou
: Pipp at first. Meusel went to third
: Ward up. Meusel stole home an
, Smith had a short passed hall. Bal
lone. Ward fouled out to Kelly Tw
. rms: one hit; one error.
Ninth Inning.
Giants-Bancrcft up. Strike on,
: Ward threw out Bancroft. Frisch III
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
Third Inning.

Giants-Rawlings Up. Rawlings
got Texas Lacquer into
left. Smith up. Smith popped
90 Peck. Nehf up. Ball one. Strike
one. Strike two. Nehf struck out.
Burns up. Ball one. Strike one.
Foul. strike two. Burns forced Rawl-
ings al second. Peck taking Burns
Erounder and touching second. No
runs: one hit; no errors
Yankees--Schang up. Strike one.
Pail one Schang hit high one which
Bancroft took. Hoyt up. Ball one.
Hall two. Strike one. Strike two.
Hoyt got a Texas Lacquer into right,
which Rawlings nearly got. Miller
up. Foul. strike one. Strike two.
Hoyt was nearly nabbed off first by
smith. Ball one. Miller flied out te
Burns. Peck up. Ball one. Ball two.
Foul. strike one. Foul, strike two.
Hall three. Foul. Peck walked.
lsuth up Smith and Nehf conferred
M the box. Coach Leary made some
complaint that Nehf' was doping the
ball Umpire Moriarty threw it out
Iall one Bah two. Ball three. Strike
one. Fou, strike two. Ruth walked
The sacks were filled Meusel up
Meusel popped 20 Bancror. No runs
one hit, no errors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
Fifth Inning.

Giants Kelly up. Foul. strike one.
strike two. Kelly struck out. Schang
throwing him out az first. Meusel up.
liali one. Strike one. Foul, strike
Two. Ban two. Ban three. Meusel
walked. Rawlings up. Rawlings fled
out to Meuscl. Smith up. Foul. strike
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
Second Inning.

Giants-Noung up. Strike one.
strike two. Ball one. Ball two. Ball
three. Young went out on grounder
20 pipr. unassisted. Kelly up. Ball
one Strike one. Foul, strike two
Kelly struck out. Meusel up. Strike
cne BAH one. Strike two. Ball two
roul. Ball three. Meusel went oui
,on a grounder TO Pipp. No runs; NJ
hits: no errors.
Nankees-Pipp UP. Ball one. Bal
two. Strike one. Strike two. Bal
three. Pipp walked. Ward up. Strik'
one Bali one. Bancroft threw Ware
out al first. Pipp going 10 second
McNally up. Foul. strike one. Bal
one. Bali two. Frisch took McNal
lys grounder and touched Pipp 70
the second out. II was smart play
,McNaily reached first. ,Schang uT
Rai one. McNally went out stealing
smith 20 Rawlings. No runs; no hits
no errors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
YANKEES CAPTURE
SECOND STRAIGHT.
FROM THE GIANTS
Waite Hoyt, Boy Wonder,
Holds the National League
Champs to Two Singles.
RUTH WALKS THREE TIMES

New York, Oct. 7.--Once more that
grand collection of walloping Yanks
upset all calculations and carried of
the honors in the second game of the
Manhattan worlds series. The mar
gin OF their triumph was the same as
on Wednesday. so. Instead of the
predicted hasi smuggling and the COM
ing through of horalded favorites. the
Giants. there were exactly FIVE hits in
the entire game and the man. rather
the youth, of the hour proved to be
the boy wonder. Waite Hoyt, who
practically downed the Giants single
handed
Two hits We're all that this former
Brooklyn school boy Of % summers
allowed the McGraw maulers. And
needless TO say. he kept these two
hingles very much apart. Rawlings
got the first In the third inning. while
frisch. the hero Of Wednesday, Sc
cured the other i'm the ninth inning
For a lad who does not Yet know the
Use of a razor. such twirling is al
most miraculous.
However. though too much praise
cannot be showered upon young Hoyt.
the technical side of the contest shows
that the Giants really beat themselves.
Two glaring misplays We're registered
against the Nationals and the boots
really caused their downfall. Lefty"
Nehf. who opposed Hoyt, allowed but
three hits 10 the slugging Yanks, and
these were of the single variety. How
ever, misplays by himself and Frisch
spoiled such excellent hurting, for
they paved the way 50 the Yankees Sc
curing their trio Of tailies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-07
First Inning.

Giants--Burns up. Ball one. Ball
two. strike one. Foul, strike two.
Burns struck out lie missed drop
curve for the third strike Bancroft
up. Strike one. Hoyt took Bancroft S
buut and threw him out at first. F'risch
up. BAH one. Strike one. Foul,
strike two. Ward threw out F'risch
at first No runs; no hits; no errors.
Nankces-Miller up. Ball one. Mil
Ter sent up high foul, which Smith
mu1ed, FOR the first error of the
series. Foul. strike one. Ball two.
ran three. Miller walked. Peckin-
pAugh up BAH one. Bali two. Strike
one. Strike two. Peck went out,
Nchf % Kelly, Miller going 10 Sec
cnd. Ruth up. Ball one. Ball two.
Rail three Ruth walked. The crowd
razzcd Nehf Meusel up. Strike one,
Bal one. Meusel lined out TO Frisch
who doubled Miller at second with a
quick throw 10 Rawlings. No runs
no hits; ore error.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-05-25
PROVE
EXPENSIVE FOR
FOREST STATES

Next to lightning, campers in
the national forests cause more
t,,,bor sir.s than any. ot,,e,. t,.,,o ~
nory,ns ~, snf of circurnstoncn1
Tha tnlI 1nriod hy tbo rareIose ca,o
no,, m tba notural ttp,hor ,yo.lth of
tho onnnt,,. 10 1arnn accorLinr tn
firuros anroa,.inc in the rarent
hnlIotin nnhlisbnd nv the Nov Ntcv-
leo insn,anra drnaI,t,nant arI
which ie almost ontirnIv dovotnJ
to forast firn ,roIIens
Tiohtntna c,iIsns a. nor COM
of tbr fnrest ffra+ in Now AIavic,.
Careless ramnrrs rause 16o nar
cnnt ana r. is anita nrobabla tba+
thar conso tho grroter nnrt of five
% nn, ront credited tn unknown
soIIrces
railroads according to the fiq.
urne comniInd for Tho bulIotin
cause hnt ner cont of tho fire.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-05-25
$4,000 BOND ISSUE
FOR NEW SCHOOL IS
CARRIED AT CLAYTON

SPECIAL orssA-c4 10 &c sHrHI -oUaHNL1
clayton, y. NJ, May 2i.-The
$NS. 600 school bond issue for Clay
ton carried by a majority Of l73
votes in the bond election today.
The sale Of the bonds will be ad-
yrrtised at once aud the proceeds
win be spent in erecting the mos,
modern high school building in
the state.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-05-25
t5S-Tsxi & HaGgaRe--15S

HAY FEVER
Permanently cured by Osteopathy
and Finger Surgery.
C. II. CONNER, NJ. ID. ID. o,
stern Building, Phone IOl-J -J2o'W
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-05-25

A French scientist recently tried
to count the number of germs ON
a dirty hanlnote. When he had
discovered S0,O0O.0O0 germs he
stopped counting.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
NEW MEMBERS INITIATED
 INTO MOUNTAIN GOAT CLUB

Having climbed Co am elevation of 5.o0O foot and passed successfully au trials required for membership four now mcmbcr auNod Choir names to Che constitution Of tho Cont Ciub. founded at tho lopmost pcat of Mt odds July 70. l9ot by w. u Cba.c Father R. Brown and Roy. A. C prurlc.
 Tho new members of Ono club are Miriam Hayucr EIo.sc JacEson nor- otby uaIey Jame McCIuNcy DurI lousioIdt and Howard Hughes who
 climbed to Che top ot Ml odds IWi wcok
 The Goat club was founded a am incentive to mountain climbers Ml OIds la6o lcel Ono highest mourn tain iu ths vicinity v.h thc cNccp- ton ol tn. mountain at .ne hc.d oi salmon crock whose @. Is u sheer rock und practically impossible fo climb. u.. chosen a. Che lodge room and .te coHHiuuon Is hopt In n Mason -nrucr,o Iw
 Trrcc deer... must ho successfully ei for Ule membership f.ut. io
 umbtoar oIo.uanol-0 -000 leot re-
 .I. n..rar, hommHcl boots. scc- ,rI to climb t1 am elevation ol lO00 .et r.alm m alpine s,ocN; ta.ri to climb io au elevation of 5oo0 l.ot rcmUa a ia.ner u Che .apI ue.l. ol eouue. and en. umr.. I.meI sufficient by Che m.mbors must bc accomplished
 rle ru.o. and regulation. may ho amended thrown .ou. torn o pieces o- rewritten by a quorum O. .uo" N.u initiate. mus. carry ..ho.oau b.rs chewing gum O. ...uut or vmfe,.r other food de-
 .rcI by members.
 Al He present umo tH.re arc .boa. twelve .enaws to member .np No names ol women ar1em ....r, tho.. aencIn.. u..s Among .n. ram. signed h.Id. ihc .ow l.. arc E.v. J. u. Stevens BwIe., \ Wm w B suo.u Axe. k0eN and James L. Nec.o.a.r
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
TRAIL TO THE FOOT OF
 RAINBOW STILL BECKONs

Down Che gungpionk Of a recent steamer wbicd docked here there came a prospector carrying on his back his worldly goods. chief among them gold dust pan of Chukoot Pass days. and slowly made hts way through Che josuing crowd of tourists sot- ucd citizens and taxi drivers who thronged Che wharf
 Tho prospoctor was John Charles. known In Che North as "solt Water Jack" pioneer of Che KlondIke rush who stun holds his faith Of that first rush. and sees ahead In tho next creek Che dust that win d1 hIs pokcs
 "salt Water Jack" came from England Hc Is said to have been a student ot Oxford. In the rush days Of '9S he came into Che North. a young and fearless chap and Che North claimed him. Since those drt days be has prospectod In every part Of Che country Many winters have passed and hIs shoulders stoop Q ittc under Che burden of his pack but his eyes arc bright and his heart is young and for the long closed nights he win go back to his old home. through books Of poetry literature and history Of Britain. which he carries with him on all his ventures.
 "salt Water Jack" has gone into the Taku river country Last wine ter he prospectcd in the Hyder dis rict but Che Talu offers more and somewhere iu Che valley ho knows there is gold.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
STOCK SOLD AT AUCTION

Fr. thousand saar" o. o.m". stock. personal property o. f w.
 -laU.r u... sold u. public auction ht Ie r. S mauHu .. ,H' ....r.. .or-. hor. a. n o...n.. .HH morn. me by yr.u. %. aH execution issue. uu. %. tao IT. s neH.. Dow, H ne .a. entitled n $ Gw," ". r w smUe. rn. stock was hd i" by C. w. Fries tn Che sum O. Htu
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
SOCIAL NOTES

Prom Che moment Che doors at A. H UI wcrc thrown open Co Che nub.r Wednesday night unul Che ..i strains of 'Uomc. Sweet Home he tenh annual ban of Che Moose IoIe. uas t success Eushrucd tn One hauuu. and fantastic omhlcms .. tH. Ioir. che A B HaII chosen tor s alc Go accommodate Che crowd attending. was abi1tc n col- o.. aud U.Ht.
 The hau opened at 9 o'clock with eurl march lel by s.surd Wa'i- .t.I. .tutor and Miss Marguerite n.r. followed by Governor Bone rI Nh. Wuaclt and Nu Bone M Mr. Euut Wuc Inspector ot In. IuIer who Is making hI annual t.r through Ausa. 0,hcr mcm- u.. %. One uIec followed accori- m. .o u.r oIIoaI rank.
 umre .h. evening punch and . u.. served Many compile ~ ue.. mH w. Maynard. chair man 70. u. .o.ai committee. who . my directed Che events .. l.e r,,nVe
 
 Governor and Mrs s.ou C. Bone ... nm informal reception Thurs ... reU. for Che members of One ..u..urm uu.., Ior dauc.ne was ..u.u.I nr Miss Io.c Mock and W k guo-i
 Omr.m...rr r1 Ni Nlrsuor.te n.. I.u.nter %. Governor Scott |. Dom. m. members of Che Cham . part. entertained a, a du.
 party m .ne Gasunoau Cafe ".I., ...mnr
 .. u..r..Hne r..w. oI lhc o.
 H.. t.. presentation to Miss
 u. U.. .r.mt maaarer ot Che
 uu.. %. a magnificent polar carved u solid ivory W.th an
 .... .... maie ol raw A'as u| Tn. latter bears .he Word.
 m IT.. members ol Che Alaska ..urr rrty ia-i to Miss ...|. Ir. circuit mlulegr
 lu.. ID. ... u.ee.- 70. tne Alaska ..u.u. circuit has heen duc Go
 n...I effort. o. Miss Ire and
 H.I ....m m which sine s held .. ..- ...u-..-. u.. evidenced n ... presentation oI th. ert
 M nr..n..I fo N.s lu I aud engraved at tae
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
TO BE ASSISTANT

..I.f ..r 0..i ....e..n. .. S.
 ....... h. District A.'or .. o.. n Erwin .l Hr Fourth d. .r r. E GI.t. formerly o. WI" In. second as....Hnt .. E..r aH. h# a...an.e N'N .. .... U.fnH.r !. succeeding N
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
c. P R. BOATS TO SAIL
 AT 500 IN THE MORNING

The Canadian Pacific Railway Company steamships win now sail from Juneau at o'clock, Che reg ular winter schedule it has been an- uouncod. The Princess Royal sailed from Juneau Friday morning on her 1ast Grip Of the season. Tho Princess Mary win now be put on Che north eu rW
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
STATIONED AT CORONA

Harold Hahn. who for tho past yoar has been stationed hero as mea- songcr for thc wireless o1Icc. win be transferred to Cordoya. His re- lief has already come. but hc has not received official notification for his transfer and will remain in Ju- uoau until further word is received.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Leo Jones and her infant son were discharged from Che Dawes hos uiul Thursday and wil leave for .hc.r home at Ft William n Seward .u short time.
 Paul Vincent entered Che Dawes hospital during Che week for mcd- ical treatment
 Mrs. w. Chcstek Of Petersburg underwent a major operation at Che Dawes hospital Monday morning. Her condition is reported favorable.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
CHURCH NOTICES
PrasbYLenan Chureh

Morning worship at 1t;0O. Sub- feet. "Thc Glorics of Che CrosH in Che Atonoment lt Aaects."
 Bible school at 12:15.
 Sunday school at Thane at lO:00.
 y. D. S. c. E. at 7:0O.
 Evening service at $500. sub- Icct "Having a Good Time"
 Md-Wcek meeting for prayer and uhlo study on Wednesday evening at $500. You win find much for ary.cc In these meetings
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER

or tho two typcwritors advertised last week. Che Remington has been sold. but Che Underwood. i'm splen- did condition and an modern im- D 'ovcmonts. can be seen at Che office or Tho strollcr's Weekly A snap for somebody.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
sITKA HOT SPRINGS

Visit Dr. F. L. Goddard's famous samtm.um. where there is every comfort Rates S3 per day and up. Tho waters Of thc sItka Hot Springs arc u.c-g.vns and hcalth-prcery- us
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
POSITION WANTED

NIHI.....I woman "uu" H .uu u. .oo. ut reasonable u uu boon employed u. .0o. i'm ..H- r.-y camp and i. nu. afraid 70. Wor. Mrs. N Inm CeH Apartments rHru. -.H Juneau
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
FOR SALE

Complete furniture for dvc-room house A bargain. Also one Of most modern and comfortable houses in Juneau for rent at SEQ. Parties buying furniture have first chance at rental of house. Phone il03.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
PI0NEERs ATTENTION

A special meeting of lgloo No. G. Pioneers of Alaska. win Doe held at Moose hall, Wednesday evening. Sept 28th. at o'clock. for Che pur- pose Of rcorgonizIng An members are requested Go attend, and visiting Pioneers arc invited to Doc present By order of Che First Vice prosi- dout
 CUAs. E. NAGHEL Socty
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
HOME FROM HOSPITAL

Mrs M S. Hudson and baby daughter. Che latter twelve days old. returned home today from Che Dawes hospital.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
JUNEAU APARTMENTS

Fully furnished J. 9. 8. l- Room Suites with baths. An outside rooms; &2.5O per week mp. Also nicely furnished cab- us for rent; 80 per month. Phone 2SG Mrs Bertha Hogan
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24

LOST Saturday forenoon. Royal Society Package. Return Co Stroll lcr's Weekly
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
JUDGE REED ARRIVES
 HERE ON ALAMEDA

United States District Judge T.. M Reed of tho First Division arrived u Juneau this morning on Che steamship Alameda. Ho win take up his duties October ].
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24

Read The stroller's Weekly.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24
NORTH
 AND SOUTH BOUND

Tho steamship Princess Royal ar- rived hero at o'clock Tuesday evon- mg with Ono following pamongom for Juneau. Theodore Kotuoson, Mrs. M T Burklaud. Mrs. c. G.. Hunt Miss DPusich. mhs Mpuach.
 The steamship smiled southbound from Juneau at o'clock Friday morning with tho following pamon- gers Harry w. Delaney Archio soo- non. C. w. Russell. otto Anderson Abol Anderson. Wu A. Steele Leo Toroucz Irono Gray and daughter Mrs. Ia Cunncl P. Hodges. D. A. Lambert N. IA lmr.c. J. H. smithoy Martha Burford Helen Shepard Mablc pontbou. Ccuo Pinncu. Pate ria Filler. Lcoua V. smith Molue Ncmkowky Isabelle Elor IT, T Tupp. J. Dc Jcn. Mrs. J De Jcn. Mrs. John Schumacher. s. H uancoy A. N Evans
 with 26l tons Of freight for Che Channel. Che steamer City Of Seattle arrived at midnight Tuesday Pas scugcu for Juneau were. Charles Mclaughlin. Miss Ora Hafl Mrs. J. L. Museth Mrs. w. w. Casey and daughter y. M Chastek and two children. George Nelson Thomas Dalrity Mrs. ". EIbcrhardt Louis Quick. Charles w. Hawkesworth. Paul Doyle.
 The steamship loaded large car- eo Of canned salmon from Che Tee Uarbor Packing Company at Tee Horbor and sailed for Che south Thursday afternoon with Che follow uc passengers: For Seattle Mrs. R. E. Clark. Dr. and Mrs. M. Dam ourcttc. Mrs. J. B. Hcuster M Rad- onIch. John plahton; for Petersburg
 S. Sandwich Mrs. Bert Haug; for Ketchikm Mrs. p. c. Bcaudoau. John Barrett Fred Cameron. w. R. prout w. Biro1 C. Hendrckson; for Wrangoll Thomas nalgIty n. D. Cooley.
 Passengers who arrived here from ho north wcrc. MT and Mrs. Henry Rodcu. Mrs. Bruce Brown and chil- drcn. w. Kerr. w. R. Smith. Annie KIancy saIlio Jackson. Mir. and Mrs. Jim Peters
 The steamer Admiral Watson ar- rived hero from Che south at mId- night Wednesday, Passengers for Juneau were. B. Colbum Charles Parker and wife. John p Hauing- ton. J. M Dougherty
 Passengers leaving Juneau for Che westward wcrc. For Cordoya Charles D Garfield Henry Drks. J.. Carson. Mm D. c. Allen. Mrs. J. II. Kline for Latouoho.
 Tho Alaska Steamship Company steamer Alameda arrived hero at 2 o'clock thIs mDrhing with Che follow lng passengers for Juneau w. IT, uucrdeu. E. n. suahL Mrs. vcda uuac. T. M Reed. G Moros. Mr. and Mrs M Ohman. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Allen. C. E. Pglin. J. Irwin. G. Beaumont Capt. s. C. Ward. Mrs. J. Coshran c. M Car.gan.
 Tho steamer sailed from Juneau at noon. Passengers leaving for Che north and westward were. Ernest Blue. w. R Smith J. w. Combs. Ei- ward Cobuu for Haiaes, Steve To- dich. Mir. and Mrs. D. H Doyle for Cordoya. Arthur c. olson for val- dcz. Miss Ora Bradley Mrs. J. France for Latouchc; Miss Agnes |M HuL Gov Scott C. Bone and J. w. Cuckor for Seward.
 Tho steamship Northwestern ia due from Che westward tomorrow morning on route south. | O ID Dotrc ro carr
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24

cUAs D. NAGHEL socty
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-24

Tho steamship Northwestern is due from Che westward tomorrow morning on route aouth