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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05
TIMBER DEPLETION AND LUMBER PRICES
By COL WILLIAM BUCKOUT GREELEY
Chief the United Forestry Service Former irr>r
Society of American FUrrStcr>

Not only IS III" quantity OF timber '"it
In the United states being used up much
more rapidly than wood Is hc!nS grown
hut IA" availability of IN" remaining
timber Ia tn" aV"raG" consumer Is stead
lily decreasing. Tho situation which con
fronts ia now Will u" difficult only III
degree If "" allow thc western i"rcSlS
also to l." exhausted and ar" C"mp"!lrd
t. import most of our tumHCr from
Siberia "r South America.
Tn" great l"vrlrr uf lumber Trtc"s IN
our lnr1r marK,tS has been con petition
between groups IT snwmiiiS III Inherent
ttmb"rcd regions. Ne II" mos; access
Sibl" forests IN The region nearest u
each important market hay" been cut
out prices have advanced. aS Il broad
rule. only far enough Ia permit n flow
of lumber from the most availabl" TIM
be- IN the next region in point of ais
tanc" The price level thus established
has held In Il broad WAY until further
depletion IN the nearer regions has
forced an upward movcm"n' sufficient
To hiring In still moro distant supplies
Of timber.
Tho depletion of timber has by n"
means been IN" sol" Caus" of the recent
wave Of excessive lumber prices. l.um-
Der production during the war wa" much
less than normal owing to shortages ct
labor and equipment and rmharg"rS "n
transportation and 4 CnnS;d"ra hi" part
OF the cut WAS taken by tho government
for war purposes
At the same time the usual c0nstruC-
tIon of dwellings and industrial struC-
lures and IN" use If lumaCr In many
many manufacturing Industries was cur
tailed. Following tG" WAY three p"niHp
demands wcrc released. They caught
the lumber industry not only with
STOCKS short AMI broken from war con-
dit'nns hut unable. on account 0f Labor
difficulties. lack of freight cara and had
weather in important producing regions
I" rcNrUad rapidly with increased pro-
duCtlon.
The general causes affecting prices Of
most commodities. such as tn" cNpan-
Siu'I Of credit accompanied 10y currency
initiation and tn" wHv" OF speculation
nnd CNtrGNasanc". played their part,
But an auction lumber market would
haN" resulted In ANY event from the
Cumprtiuon of buyers to obtain the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05
WASHINGTON
West Virgins News - Notes
and Gossip at the Nations
Capital.
Charleston Man Seeks
Mother Lost In Soviet
Russia Since Fourteen

Washington. l.. G, Jan. IS. V.
Ramzc. well known and wc.!-to-do citi-
zen and merchant Of Charleston. Is again
in Washington making another effort
10 locat" his mother VINO was aliv". but
In Gestit@'" circumstances IN the city
uf Moscow. Soviet Russia, Last June. \
letter wr!tt"r by her IN that month was
received hy her son. only last month.
Mrs. EImZ" went 10 Russia To visit
relatives carly IN lali before the War.
III" war cam" and Sh" waS unable to T~-
turn. BESIDES her son. She lett her has
band. a nHtura!ized American citizen be-
hind her In Charleston. TIL" stint" de-
rtrtmsnt has hcen unable To help in lhIs
rh$,.. a. tn" Intri states and In" SOC!ct
government OF Russia nave II" dealings
with each other Secretary to tn" Tres.
idea, TUmuliy to whose attention this
cas-" Na~ brought by Senator Howard
Sutherland. thinks that M has Gisrpv,:-
cd way hy which Mrs. Ram1e, Il Sh" g
still alive. can i" located ana Eot"tn out
~ RUSSIA and back Ia h"r home IN tLjS
country. SO the son, AZ tn" request %
Senator Sutherland came on here 10
confer with Secretary TumQlty about i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05
SCOUT BOARD WILL
MAKE BANQUET PLANS

The executive board OF the wheeling
council Of Boy Scouts will hold an I'm.
portant meeting on Monday evening.
January IN. at Scout headquarters. AZ
this time they will perfect all plans Tor
The hanque, and meeting which VIII Do
held tho following c~rninE.
Invitations for the banquet have been
sent to all members of tho local council.
scoutmast-r<. assistant scoutnasters
and prospective scoutrna.ters. The ar.
fair will L." held IN the 4. q. Z. ". hall
on Chaplinc street ana Will begin. at
G:l5 o'clock.
NJ. NJ. .tmunS"n. national ncld Scout
executive Of district No. 4. has promised
To be on hand and will address the body
of mon on tho good work which they can
do while belonging 70 uns scou: ununeil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05

benefit to the nation To justify the &C
ton. 1t should not take very long I"
find this out definitely. The fund should
BE- handled conscrvativcly but not IN
such 4 manner as To obstruct the pur-
pose Of the legislation.
y private corporation with capital
of a billion dollars has been formed for
the same purpose hut will not h" ready
to operate for several months. II Is be-
ucved that IL the farmer can sell his
surplus at a fs!r price. his buying power
Will BE- greatly Increased and the ma
ton as Who'll" will benefit. The test
should be made promptly and in good
faith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05
Politicians Gathering.


The Vdnruard OF prominent West Viz
GINA Republicans expected in Washing
ton from Wednesday ODSUm" aHp!raNi .
for appointments under IN" Harding ac-
min SlrHtiun and others boosting tu ""a.
the band friends who arr listed AS cRndi-
dates. arrived early Monday morning.
one was former Governor Albert R
White. of park"rsburG. However. tho
former governor stated that his mission
this time wnS no, pui.;!cdl. hut he came
to bring Mrs White, viii" has been IN
poor health recently, 10 consult mrdicaI
Specialists. Governor White, aH IS well
known. : leading Rspiran' for APP
rointmrnt as collector of internal reNe-
nue. Of West Virginia. and - NoMmr
mously endorsed for the appointment 10y
prominent and Influential! k"puh..Cana
III all sections 0f the state.
Tho other visitor was Mr.. j. ]. AECrs,
Of RluefieId, VIII" is recorder Of that
thriving metropolis az the S"uth"rmoSt
having an ambition to he United States
marshal IN III" Southern district. Mr..
Akrrs j. an active and Influential! party
leader in his locality. He IS an ardent
admjrcr and enthusiasts lieutenant or
Senator Sutherland.and is an mrortan;
spoke IN til" organization wheel OF that
senator in Mercer and adjacent counties.
II. cnllr, ON both senators and had Il
talk with them about his candidacy.
BIu"rl.ld. II * MISC understood hero,
has anpt hvI ulal WNO may NJ an tNhNtl
candidates for tn" sumo position. II" Is
t',rl - Stah!man. mayor OF IN" town.
The arrival OF tho Wheeling d"icga
lion. whose coming to Washinrton I"
81" the two senators about patronage, Is
scheduled for W-drc Sday, This d,I"gH =
tion, through II. {. ogden, VII" made the
enlargement for T. To. meet Senators
sutherland and E'kinS, declared the pur-
pose Of it's visit a. he I" ask that one
Of IN" patr"naG' plnmS hc given to
Wheeling. and not I" speak III lwhalt OF
any individuals Cand'daCN. N"v"rih~-
irSS. Their" will h" N that d"'"El' Ion
rroL,biy = half dozen mon cherish ing
Inc hone that if one of IN" big plums
pors to- Wheeling he Will u" tn" FORE
nate one 10 receive II.
Gets Recommendation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05
Back to Capital.

congress Smau l.. :. EChols. who Speh!
rl., holidays 1T his home IN Charleston.
vas on hand WHEN the house opened for
business at noon Monday. He was nc
,ulnpan!rd back /" Washington by MIS-.
E,hnls and their iitt!" son. Leonard SID
ny Junior. II is their first VISIT DUR
m, the prrSrni session Of congress. Mr.
and Mrs. Ech"ls ha," hcrcto!or" lived
III IN" RL,rign. hut III" now AZ IN" ho'e!
UaLlcigAa. nov up-to-datc hosiery lo'a-
Irl on Sixteenth street, near the Com
,rr.ssjou;,l club. Mrs. Echols Is II MEM
T.r nf that cub active and popular III
i and a favoritc with thu ladies' VINO
mako up IN" CvEgrcss!ona! SCI.
P. NJ. Named.
John T. Morris has been commissions
cd nOstn1Aslcr at MUrCo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05
cAsKErs TO FRANCE.

NrununrC IIrml WAS mId' ny tno 0In'
rjals ct E"lm"ut tH~i,"' Manufacturers;
Cumprny nG Shady sid. yesterday. tina
they have received orders for s"vera!
hundred ca>kc's for tn" United state;
government. They are I" he s"ui :"
New York. thence I" Franco. bringing
back NmCr'cH% soldiers who haN" hctn
hurried "n French soil.
II is not known Just how many OF
tho caSkets have been ordered but II
vas learned that several hundred will
b. ready in the next couple weeks f"r
ehipmeMt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05
MUST BE EXAMINED.

Trenton. " J.. Jan. 1.-The state
Boxing Commission today adopte! rules
requiring examination OF all contestants
Ia tho commission. Youths under IS are
rhild"n to box In authorized bouts
Under tho rules contestants must
w"'gh In before . o'clock of the day Of
the bout.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05

been recommended by Senator Suthcr-
lnnd for Reinstatement In tho position
SO one" held 1T the kuN"rnment prlht-
ius office. SENATOR Sutherland has So
currd from Ia" state department and
mailed to t. +. NasS, uf Charleston. VINO
,,rllnd for It. a passport u trtvc! IN
France. Italy. switzerland and other
I,NrNnWAm CUmntrLrN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05
WILL MADAM GIVES FINE TALK
TO ROTAR|ANS ON advertising"

many staid business men present new
insight into tho advertising game and
the comment heard after the meeting
was Of 4 highly complimentary nature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05

In view Of the many complications
connected with paying the fare on a
Wheeling street car these days, the
proper inscription on IN" outside would
be pray as YOU enter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05

Madame Galli-Curci, by marrying hey
pianist. indicates that she wants him
10 accompany her permanently,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05

France apparently feels the need Of
something to take the place ut the hor-
rors Of war. She has invited an Amer!-
can glcc club 10 tour the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05

1t is pretty safe to predict that part
Of what those best minds have to!d
Editor Harding Will BE- blue penClled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05

Germans arc reported t. be locking
10 Paris. It's cas!"r 10 get there now
than IL was in 1914.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05

Judging from the annual pictures Of
the New Year and the old Year. our
years ccrtainl? do AK" terribly fast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05

\ good way TO test the value of SELF
determination is to try II out on Nc"
Year resolutions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-05

"Acres of Dianouds"-Dr. Russell b
Ccnwell, Court Theatre, Jan. S, s:15 p,
M. Tickets on sale toaay-5oc, 75c and
Sl.oo
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
IN MEMORY or
 ROBERT BARNES

Pound dcad n his bed at
 Perseverance.
 Body removed to undertaking
 parlom iu Juneau
 Funeral Sunday July 10th,
 at 9 o'clock In Che afternoon
 Believed to bc survived by
 sator somewhere In Now York
 slatc
 And with Che above Che lifo and history Of Robert A. Barnes term.n- ate and other mon win come and other men win dic and become "closcd incidents" just as ho did,
 We attended Chat funeral Sum day afternoon and listened. without bcor.ne. Go Che timely talk mado by local minister The reason we did not hear what tho minister was saying was chat we were thinking of Che pathetic probabilities Of Che newspaper statement "lc is believed to be survived by a sister somewhere In New York s.aio"
 And bo not only leaves a sister, but two children -a son and daugh- ter in New York state and he had not seen them since leaving nearly twcuy-four ycau before for Ono Kloniikc. where we knew him just as we knew thousands of other Bobs BUs. J.ms. Sims ShortIos Reds. scotucs and Fats simply a unit iu Che great melting pot Of thc north at that umc
 But while Che minister was talk ur we were thinking thinking oI how away back n 'gS Bob Barnes hcn not forty yoam of aro. had lof. his moJher'css children with hH sister while hc came north to mak, . a fortune for himself and them and of how ho. ikc an of us who cam. north Iu those NINH. ONNIINDNNI OK pcctcd to return In two years. W, thought Of how h.s castles u th, lair collapsed in Che Kiondikc and ! of how he lelt there nearly twenty years ago for ths section where h, would work a few mouths for , erubs.akc and Chen ro into Che h.lh prospecting for something ho ucyol found and an tho umo doubtless thinking Of lhe utuc boy and girl now grown to manhood and woman hood. back n New York state and whose young lives were lived with out Ono care or influence Of either father or mother
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
THE EXPLOSIVE KIDS

\ .umHr has named her twin I...l.- Gasoline and Kerosene E....re.
 The old n.rs name Ia prcbab', r.. H..ru Boston Commerc.a. Bulletin
 ". H0H. fhe s.r's win grow mp a .n. .r. Boston Herald
 m. man who mnrros 'rto cha, .u.r n strike oI cape Cod r.m
 E ". Ha- chat sparkling I'm che ur.|... n. nba-hood ot the girls m question aU be a very dansar .H. r.ar. Nur.ers Weekly
 -ur. tHev aUI be coarted hy ll Alter marriage the.r husband. should not allow taem Go n... m. .r. m One morning r....... pr.s
 T.. -.a.r..r who porretrotcd Che .H... tur story hasn't banHne NH.r Paper
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16

10 ia doubtful if Bob over wrote home after tho drat flow yoau Of his absence. Not Chat be ceased to oaro for thoao of his nosh and blood but that not having made tho expected fortune and having nothing to send thom. ho iust postponed writing un- on he at last became ashamed to write We do not know Chat thH was true Of him. hut we do know chat it is truo of many of Che early day adventurous of Che norihlund.
 Bobs funeral was attended by about twenty persons. all men. and ulL with Che exception Of one or two. we'll past tho meridian Of life pioneers Of moro chan % score of ycam eroy-haircd veterans of Che north gathered to honor Che memory or one of their kind.
 Bob Barnes was not a world burner by any means Quiet and .uumumiug. ho trudgcd lfc's weary D thway bearing his own burden and doing what his hands found to do. paying his way through lio. ac- communicating but ntuo and leaving but utuc behind. And. as we sat before Che modest caskct last Sunday thinking Of his children who never know him. of ms woIl-mcmt but uu- mItm efforts in Che north. Of his mild and mcomplaInug disposition and Of Che esteem in which ho was hold by those who knew him bcsL ! Che words Of sam Dmham another pioneer Of Che halcyon days. whose Ib@uum poetic cNprc ions and sentiments win live forever came iuyolutarily to our mind.
 ! |"Ie's gone Go take h.s wc.l-oarnel
 rest In tho universal way ! And ] know hem And Gods latch-
 string a-hanHnE out today
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
M wRrrER rURNs FARNER

rho following from Che Anchor ago Times win recall rccolioctous O. Che party mentioned. Jock Lucke. asa newspaper man who starred in Juneau ID tow weeks last summer and who Is one of Che most versatile writers m Che north. The Fourth Esu.c Io.t good man when he embraced reai estate.
 Ja.k Luctc has purchased lots ! and block en. consisting Of ten acres from U A. Ml's. The property lI. between rwclftb and Thirteenth
 streets to Che southeast ot Che city. A contract uu immediately be cu- t.-f into to clear and blow Ave a.r.. which win nevt year be plaut- rI n. strawberries. green peas and atn.r vegetables with view Co iu- ir,Iu.us che preservation and can ru- ol hee foolsiuGs. small canning plan. aIreaiy having been purchased tor experimental pur- r
 rh.r. . moo reason why we should mol soon b. cutting canned goods pro- fu.l .t home aII Liucko. "aud .n going .o attempt to solve Che problem u..h n view to establishing n now industry u Anchorage. There ... .n abundance of wild entrants poor hr.horas. and strawbcrrIc. rHrr. have already proved Co my
 .....n that as good materials mn. b. er.nn iu and around An. ....er n. elsewhere and Che only problem now Is to fui some cgo ..m system ol preservation iho. u permit ot thce things bcu. .... nm business has.s am cat rr ..uHHeNcr heets rotaioes. ,1r .... and green peas produced and packed nst au and it Us merely a r.r.r oI going into Che bus.ucs .. largo. s.a'c.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
MRS. CHARLES S. WARD
 ENTERTAINs WITH TEA

complimonung her sister. who Ia her house guest and Mm George IT, Jackson who lc,t on Che prInccH Royal to mako her homo iu Ono south Mm Charles S. Ward witc of CaDl Charles s Ward of Che Alaska Road CommI sion. entertained with a tea Tbusday at her homo on seventh and Main streets. The rooms were beautiful In sof, lights and hotbouse foliago. California peoples carried out Che color scheme of ycl- low.
 Mrs Ward was assisted in receive ing, by Mrs. n. b. Faulkner Mrs. John ucIcuthal Mrs Frank Boyle. Is Ray stevens Mrs w. s puilon. Presiding at Che tea table wero PTS Ralph F Robertson Mrs Leon- ..I O. Sloane Mrs. Philip R. Brad- h.. Mrs. James A. Sm.ser assisted by Mrs. Clarence E Cartwright Mrs. Gm,ayc Ratu Mrs w. w. Casey Jr. and Mrs George B Glove land
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
SOUTHERN GUESTS
 VISIT MRS. J.. p DAWES

The Misses E.ma and Lulu HmI'oy of Albany Mo. arrived in Juneau recently and are thc house guests %. Mrs Leonard p Dawes
 rH.y visited thc Yellowstone Na- Hoaa Park end several other points
 ol Interest on route to Che Pacific Co.st Tho young ladies have tray- cIDI extensively iu aii parts of Che world and are making ho.r de, trip to thc north. They are greatly
 oI with Che beauty and de- .o'opmert of this part Of Che couu- try and win remain hero as Che guests of Mrs. Dawes for several
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
DEATH OF PIONEER WOMAN

Fairbanks Mrs. Tom Mukuaou. d pioneer resident ol tbo Fairbanks district pacd away at Che family cId.rcc mst month. she suffered a stroke of paralysis acmc dime ago and was unable to rally from Che shock Mrs Narsuson and her hus. h.rd vcre u Dawson iu tho early I.u ol Che KIond.ko. and moved to .Hc Fairbanks district iu Che rush day. ol Che camp They resided on Ior crock for a number Of years and nauy moved to Fairbanks whore MT Nlfhuson is employed a, tHa federal iaU Mrs. Markuson was beloved by aI who know her. her n'.asue manner and willingness to h,n another Iu need having ondoar .I her to an with whom she camo In contact
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
TIMELY DISCOVERY OF ERROR

Two applicants heIor. fhe dIre. ,.- a. .re r s. marine corps inst- m.. U. QurUro Va. had spelled m. word .eammlr' as "rrlumcr and Hare making corrections when
 HrI applicant oame Hious aui . Wh.f .re ro1 changing Ono word ammar
 .WH. ". spelled II. Vrous. an- ...... ono 70. the applicants
 .ot. m. t..t rubber sa.d Che .H.r. man. .uamef .f oiu.t spoI-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
IMPORTANCE REcOaNzED

Recognizing thc importance of Tho suoIcr WookIy thc city oi Juneau yesterday began Che work o0 putting rock ou Che Second
 uot block between Seward and Franklin ..roc,s. on which .a located th. ofIo. ol this paper which is Che only one u Che city to bc so hou- nr.I.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
BRANDON TRANSFERRED

Claude Brandon. agent for th0 Burroughs AdIur Machine Com nmy has becn transferred from Philadelphia Go Baltimore by hs company according to word receive od recently n Juneau Mr. Bran- don was Che 1seut u Juneau for Che Burroughs people for several years
 and was transferred Co Philadelphia from hero about two years ago.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
VISITING SISTER

Tr. George Bastctt and UuIc M WWclma Krcubal occom- panied by thc baby daughter ot Mrs. DW.eu arrived u Juneau TO- .c..N to vst WI.h choir sister, Mrs. Charles s. Ward They visited n Portland Orc. before coming ,o Juneau and cNncc. to return Co Che family home u Lewiston Idaho. within u few weeks.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
LEAVE FOR SCHOOL

The Misses Mary and Nadia Kasheyaro8 win iC,yc Juneau next Friday ou Che steamship Spokane for Berkeley CaL. for Che fan term at Che University Of California. Miss Mary h sophomore and Miss Nadia a freshman at thc University.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
H0Iy THnity Cathedral
MORE MEN THAN WOMEN
 HAVE APPENDICITIS

Mr..a. reports show mon arc mon. subject to appendicitis a,- though many sudden eases occur
 among women. lt can be guarded aean.. br preventing Intestinal in- f..uor Tho intestinal antIsept.c. ti..r-.sa. acts on BOTH upper and lower haNcI removing an fouL de- ..rre matter which might cause inc f..roa t brings out matter you never thought was in your system and which may have been poisoning you for months Adier-i-ka is EN- CELLCNr for gas on Che stomach. Guy L. Smith. druggist
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
FROM FORT NORMAN

N.. U| Hmnei.rs who had mad. Tho tong rp to and from che Port Norman Alberta. o.I fe'i wcrc w tHe Princess Royal ....r..r morning on One way to Edmonton. uHo.. they win record ... ...m.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
CHURCH NOTICES
P-.-l.-.nln CLnreh

Presbyterian Church Morning worship at ll.Un. Sub r.Hoo Prom Ono synod. na hco. at l-.f5. rr... school at Thaue at i0.0o. E..rr. worship at $500 Sub The GIore ot Ono Croa .u n. E...Hau. saI.rne N.. e.I when ,fcr said unto m. .. H. ro into the house ot Che I.
 Holy Trinity Cathedral Fourth and Gold srcets
 Ua. E Rice. Den .Hr services. Holy Communion $500 a. mn. ru.|H. School a.f1. Morning prayer and sermon. lt.
 DOUGLAS
 Iu..a Church. Evening H-..r and sermon $ D. m Sunday
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
HrYU STRAWBERRIES

Er r.I ripe and luscious straw. n..... from Ear'. rver Admiralty un. Shelter islands are on sale at r.-.. 70. tbe stores .u Juneau to- I.. leN weeks behind Che out
 I. berry crop hut ueI worth wut
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
SOMETHING NEW
 IN TABLEWARE

Special attention Is called to Che line ol swerly Ch.naware. adyor- uoi by Che C. w. Young Company rho chuaware s made n Ens'aud and is Che new pattern with the nHdc border which is now popular In Che south and is rapidly d.p'ae- ns other styles Tho border I beautiful u % unique design done u dull gold and blue. One Of Che spacious show windows of thc store win bc devoted to a display Of thc cbIuavarc during Che coming week. Tho pattern win Doe sold in open stock.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16

MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Gray loft this morning for WransoI ou @ yaca- tIo1 trip.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1921-10-14
CARRIED SECRET TO GRAVE
Canadian Prospector Refused to
DivuiSe Location Where Gold
Cropped Out.

A MAJ, who kept his secret to the
end was the Canadian hunter Gilbert
son. Sixty years ago, when he was
making n canoe trip up the Wapshe
river. the New York Evening Post
states, he struck camp for the night
near what later discoveries indicate
must have been a large body of gold
bearing ore. Without knowing what
this ornamental stone was, he took
home a big piece to use for a door
weight. A while after this a geolO-
gist who was visiting Gilbertson identi-
fed the ore, and a rush TO stake
claims along the Wapshe ensued. But
the unwilling prospectOr would never
tell where he made his great find. In
later years he became insane and died,
still refusing TO reveal the location.
This season Il systematic search Of
that country is being made in hope
of ~rediscovering 1.-The Gilbertson lode"