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Evening star., 1921-08-28
JAMES F. SHEA.
643 LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
MAIN $50.
The following listings are worthy

Inc 1oilOWlnS nStlIlSS are "oiuiy
of YOUR consideration:
18th ut. near Park road: 3-story brick:
large porchps; 12 rooms. baths: h.w.h.
eIec.; hardM God floors: garage. $H.5O0.
" ST. near LIST at. NV; g rooms: bath
hwh tlec: pOrchps front and rear: large
lot: brick garage. $4,000.
Chevy CEase. d. e.: rooms. hath: brick:
h.w.h. cleo: hardwood floors: built-in garage.
$4,000.
West side 14th st.. above Colorado ave.
,,ehhledssh detached: 10 rooms. hath: h.w.h..
eIee: screens and metal weatherstrips; lot
5Oxl50: garage. S1O.JOO.
Cleveland Park: semi detached brick: 9
rooms bath: i.w.h.: gas. elec.: porches:
built in garage. $1O.5O
Gallatin ST., SanI's Addition: rooms. de.
tached; hath: h.w.h.. eiec., gas: screens and
35xI4O. $4,000.
$1,000.
Rest northeast section: rooms and bath:
brick: eiec. lights. h.w.b.: parqnetry floors:
beautiful surroundings; $500 cash: easy
terms
GATEWOOD S. BENNETT,
Evening star., 1921-08-28
COLORED.

$500 Cash-$35 Monthly.
Near 18Th and 9 streets s.e:; COLONIAL
FRONT PORCHES; rooms and bath; excel
lent condition. PRICE, $265O.
BRADFORD COMPANY.
DO4 14th street NV
Evening star., 1921-08-28
STEAMSHIPS.
Continued
NORFOLK

Three day trip to Norfolk, Old Point Com
fort. Virginia Reach and Ocean View
DELTA TOURS
fhone Main 1472 500 Bond bldg
Evening star., 1921-08-28

PETWORTH
$7,s5O
CLOSE TO GEORGIA AVE.
NEW BRICK DWELLING. WITH BIN
ROOMS. BATH, HOT-WATER HEAT. ELEC-
TRICITY; GOOD LOT: EASY TERMS.
222S 18th ST.. NV.
(FOR COLDRED.)
$4,000.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH: LATROBE HAL;
GOOD Lot TO PUBLIC ALLEY. REASON-
ABLE TERMS
Evening star., 1921-08-28
INSPECT
1910 and 1921 2Ist St. NV.

ISIV dHQ I,0<I ZISI 0I. 1N'VVs
! :
s;i. NEW HOMES.
JUST SOUTH
DUPONT CIRCLE.
s.: ~ 3MA EASY MONTHLY
#*a PAYMENTS.
Hot-Water Heat.
g. RR Hardwood Finish.
81 8& Large South Porches.
..y 2O-Foot Front.
H. Room for Two Cara ges.
EIGHT ROOMS.
BATH AND ATTIC.
Open Daily.
H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO.
1914 F Street NV, "
Evening star., 1921-08-28

l. ST., WEST OF CONN. AVE.
Twa.story. frame store and dwelling. Prop
e.ty In this sectisn b increasing in value
RAPIDLY. Monthly tenant Rent, $25 per mo.
Price, 81, 80.
Evening star., 1921-08-28

BEAUTIFUL HOMES At 27th AND GARFIELD SITS.
n
NJ
McKEEVER & GOSS,
I4o5 Eye St Main 4752.
Evening star., 1921-08-28

FOR SALE
VACANT; a bargain located
near 18TH and B SITS. Sc. E rooms
and bath. Price, $2,5oo. Very
easy terms.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 4846. 1914 K St. NV.
Evening star., 1921-08-28

Brookland Bungalow.
CORNER PROPERTY. NEAR NEW SCHOOL
BUILDING.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
New, exceptionally we'll built: 7-room Dunsa.
low on lot 6Ox15O in good residential section
Of Brookland. First noor-lving room with
open fireplace, dining room. large kitchen witn ,
buffet diner, bedroom and tiled bath. pea-
Large basement with laundry; b: VIII. elec;
lights. This property is splendid value a. an1 M
can. be bought on very reasonable terms cpaii
cash payment and balance monthly.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N.,
> Real Estate Dept. 10th and e:
Main 40. Eyenings. North 09.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-20
\ Ma otcovskem statku. \
} Roman z anglickeno.

Mnohdy sam uvazoval tom
jak dlouho bude moci vydrzeti
tento napnuty styk; jedno slo-
vo, jediny pohled muze no pri-
praviti o vsechnu sebevladu,
byl tom presvedcen. A pax!
PAX by ona rekla, re Sc musi
rozejiti. Nedovolila by mu,
ably meskali sobe ma blizku. A
nebyla by konecne V pravu?
Mozno-li ddverovati muzi neb
zene, jez takto miluji? Zdaz
by tn pomahala vsechna jeho
vasniva prohlasovanf a ujiSt'o-
vanf, re j ctf a re il nechtel
ubliziti? Ona jej milovala a
on by il mohl premluviti silou
sv6 lasky; ale jeji svedomi by
bylo zraneno.
Sladky HAS Valencie opet
jej vytrhl jeho premitani.
pane Revele," pravila on
sebou trhnul i sklopil hlavu.
"Obavam Sc, ze mne budete
povazovati "a velice zvedavou
aneb dokonce "a opovazlivou,
ale rada bych vam polozila je-
dnu otazku.'
z jejiho hlasu poznal, ze sc
no chce Valencie tazati ma ne
co co il jest velice trapn6.
"Tazte Sc ma cokoliv, mada.
mel" odv6til on laskave. "Ne-
mohu o vas smysleti jinak nez
pfiznive."
"Sir Lester mi rekl, re Wy
jste koupil majetek stapleton.
sky. Jest tomu tak?"
"Ano, jest to pravda."
| "A re jste mu "a omen ma.
jetek dial padesat tisic?"
"Ano, dam mu ten obnos
jakmile budou pravni formali
ty tim spojen6 vyrizeny."
/ "Muzete' tedy jest6 COW
nouti?" pravila Valencie.
80, ne, madame = jsen
cestne vazan; mimo to neman
zadne takov6 prani. Proc bycE
mel couvnouti?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-20

"Musite vedeti," odvetila "a
rdivajic Sc a ami Sc neodvazu-
JIG nan pohlednouti, "ze MAZE
tex omen nema tax velkou ce-
.nu; platte zan mnohem vice,
nez zat vskutku stojf."
PRO mne ma tn cenu," od-
vetil Enrol tise. "A kdyby je-
no prodejna cena obnasela je-
nom tolik set co platim tisic,
pro mne majetek ten jest ne
ocenitelny!"
Has jeho pfechazel v sepot,
ruce jeho byly pevne sepnuty
a Valencie mlcela - stala tu
tise - zachovavajic hrozne tc
mlceni, jez Sc royna nahlemu
zarazeni zivota.
Valencie pojednou Sc po.
hnula a tim byla moe kouzls
zlomena - Enrol rozehnal sc
rukama mad hlavou a vyrazi
re sebe vykrik, jenz il srdce
Irozdiral.
"Muj boze!" zvolal. "Nemo
hu, nemohu vice! Valencie
| Valencie! Srdce me! Duse ma
iOdpust' mil"
V okamziku byl u jeji no,
hou = zachytil jeji ruce W
sve vlastni a sklonil k MIN hla.
WI svou. A ona ma smrt zsina.
la, celia udeSena strachem, ie5
byl zpola slastnym vytrzenim
neodpirala tomu nem6la 81
! ly, aby tax mohla uciniti - {
/ jas a blaho tie chvile il oslepo
valy.
"Valencie Valencie !" Sepo
tai on a hlasu jeho vyzniva
duSevni zal. Nemohu jinak--
muslin vas milovati Wy - w
musite miloyati mne! Neunik
nete mi - nestrachujte 81
mne = dosud, stale jen mi dd
verujte!'
80, tise, tise!" miada zena
tezi vydechla. "Nesmim van
naslouchati. Pamatujte ma t.
- a mejte Sc rlnou slitovani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-20

Podnet k uvaham zavdava
otazka princeznina titulu, =
kdyzte zenich jest pouze earl
(hrabe). To jest otazka, KITE
rou pravo rozhodnouti ma sam
kral. Nez zda Sc, re otazka
tituld nema uz te pritazlivosti
jako kdysi. Jeji teta, prin-
cezna Patricia pres to, re il
bylo ponechano kralem ma WI
Ii podrzeti svdj titul po NOR
ganatickem snatku, spokojiia
Sc titulem lady, odpovldaji-
cim hodnosti jejiho muze. Je
tedy videti, re i brany anglic-
kych monarchistickych institu
ci pocinaji Sc poznenahlu O.
tvirati. Provdavati dcery proti
jejich Will z ddvodu kastoV-
Mich jest Qstatn6 zrovna tax
nemravne, jako 2 ddyodu fl
nancnich We m6stech anebo z
duvod1 majetkovych ma ven
kove. Anglickym> princeznam
prislusi tedy cest, re Sc rid
svymi city nedajf Sc poutati
konvencnosti.
Princezna Mary jest dost
domacka a vyzna Sc jak We
vedenf domacnosti, tax rue.
Mich pracech. Vetsl smysl ma
vsak pro zivot venku a sport
coz jest ovsem pfirozeno, kdyl
uVdzime, ze byla vychovans
mezi peti bratry. V sedle Sc
citi TAX pohodlnou jako ma ko
zliku, tents hraje dobre. More
a sporty ma mori pocita rovnel
ke svym zamilovanym zaba
vam. B&hem valky prosla o
Setfovatelskym kursem a We.
novala velikou cast sveho Ca
su praktick6u osetfovani rane.
Inch. Posledne vzbudila sensa
ci, kdyz ma jedn6 sve obchuz.
ce V East-Endu, sla 81 zatanci
Ii foxtrot S byvalym prostyn
vojakem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-20

ne noci pred mnoha, mnoha
lety ukryla = jei, .prchajlciho
pred spravedlnosti, ackoliv
nebyl zadnym zlocincem
jenz nikdy ma vas nezapome-
nul, jak vam to tehdy prisll-
bil?"
S vykrikem sklesla mlada
zena pred MIN ma kolena.
"Ja to ved6la! ia to vede-
p pravila, vasnive Shy pro-
levajic. "vy jste srdce me k
lsobe prilakal pomoci vzpomin-
ky. A prece Sc mi to zdalo
tax nemoznym. O, jak vas
mohu poslati cd sebe? Ia la
ska vase - o, ia vam prinese
jen bedu a mic jineho. Jak mo-
hla bych byti silnou? Jak mo-
hla bych nynf ziti bez vas?'
Enrol il pozvednul re zeme
a znovu j k sobe pTivinul.
"Ne, ne, nemuzete mne od-
puditi Cd sebe, Valencie! La
ska jest pTiliS silna, nez ably
Sc dala zatlaciti spolecensky-
mi ohledy a poyinnostnii,"
pravil Enrol konejsivym hla-
sem. "Nechci ziti bez vas, -
bez vas, jiz jako dite jsem po
celia leta ehoval V 1--WE upo-
mfnce. Vratil jsem Sc divo-
kou nadeji, re vas snad budu
lmeci ziskati - o ne,, ne, dra-
housku, nesmfte tax strasne
vzlykati! - nuze sen mdj Sc
rozprchnul! Seznav jakym V
pravde jest vas zivot, nemelll
ljsem vas opustiti. Jsou jin6
jeste priciny, jez vam nynf ne
mohu vyjeviti, pro nez musin
,setrvati v Anglii. Nemohl jsem
was videti takto Sc trapiti! -
Jsem snad bohem, abych byl
mohl cd sebe odstrciti POLAR
blazenstvi prede mne Sc staYi-
ci? Napnuti, pod nimz jsern
Itrpel bylo pfilis velike. V III
ZACH mych nekuluje zadna le-
dova krev. Nemohu ziti, "a
tim co by Sc niezi nami roz-
kladalo takove vasne prost6
more. Muslin vedeti, re i Wy
mne milujete! Muslin nekdy
! nahl6dnouti We vase oci uci-
titi tlukot srdce vaseho ma mo
iich prsou."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-20
.ZASNOUBENf DCERY AN.
CLICkEHO KRALE.

Oficielni ornament, re jedi
ma dcera anelick6ho krale,
princezna Mary, byla zasnou-
bena anglick6mu Slechtici, Wy
volala 20 cel6 zeni. a V Lon
dJn6 predev5im, ziVy souhlas.
" divadlech byIa predstaveni
namnoze pferuSena a obeceh-
stvo dlouho neustavalo cd pro
volavani slavy. Zasnoubeni
kralovsk6 dcerky mohlo by BY
ii samo sebou pricinou tako-
vych ovaci, ale k tomuto fax
tu pfistupujf jeste aspon dv6
dalsi okolnosti, ktere jsou pri-
cinou t6to extase Londynana.
Je to "a prv6 princeznina po-
pulaIita, vyplyvaiici 2 jejiho
cast6ho styku S lidem a ieji
prostoty. Princezna jest sku-
1ecne neafektovane anglicke
devce, vychovane V demokra-
tickych principech. Ia druhe
jest to ia okolnost, re 81 nasla
druha donna nikoliv "a hrani
cemi mezi korunoyanymi rodi-
nami. Bylo by il to ostatne
dost obtizne.
Jeii zenich ySak nezadal by
81 nikterak pred jakymkoliv
jinym kralovskym sokem. Je-
no rodina jest skoro TAX stara
iako kralovstvi Anglii a sa-
ha nazp6t do roku 1899. Hrab-
stVi dosahla vsak rodina La
scelles-u teprVe roce 1912.
y Mich nejmladsi jest Henry
Lascelles, ktery byl cinnym po-
liticky a zastupoval konserva-
tivni stranu od r. 1896, ale
mandat ztratil V roce 1907
pres TO, re venoval ma volby
t6m6r Ctvrt milionu liber ster-
linku.
Napadnik princeznin Nikomt
"A. c. G. Lascelles jest 80 let
star, (tedy o Ia rok6 starsi nez
nevesta), dvojnasobny Milo
mar, mattel nekolika nadher-
nych starobylych zamku $ vel
mi cennymi sbirkami ma ven
kove q skvostnG residence We
meste. Jeho kariera dosud by
la casti vojenska a 2 casti
diplomaticka. B6hem valky
slouzil We Francii, kdez byl po
tlikrate ranen a odkudz 81 pfi-
nesl britska j francouzska wy
znamenani. PoVahov6 jest a.
3lstokrat stars Skoly.
Zasnoubeni oznameno by 10
20 porade, jiz Sc sucastnil kraI
S premierem .catenburskyn
arcibiskupem, ministrem vni-
ira, spravcem kralovskeho do.
mu, vevodou z Atholu Vikon
tenn Birkenheadem. Neni tc
ponejprve, co dcery kralovsk6,
ho britskeho domu vdaVaji sc
mimo kralovsky okruh. Dee.
"a kralovny Viktorie, princez
ma Louisa, vdala Sc ia marky
ze Lorna nejstarsi dcera kra
le Edwarda VII vdala Sc "a
skotsfeho Slechtice hrabste J
rifn
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a prve nez dokoncila vetu, pro-
pukla trpky plac.
A Enrol Caerlyon vztycil
hlavu i pustil ruce jeji, vsak
Jen proto, ably ovinul okolo nj
ruce, sve a il pritisknul ku svo-
Jim prsoum. Valencie vice Sc
nevzpouzela, ale v divokem
SVEN zalu, V tom sladkem O.
mameni vyznamne teto chvile
- zapominala vSe ostatniho
krone skutecnosti re on il dr.
Ii V obieti a sve rty tiskne k
jejim. SlySela jen sladky je-
ho hlas, kteryz konejsive do
znival k jejimu sluchu. 0 ten
rozdil, ta trpka protival Te'
prv dnes rano jeji vlastni man
Eel il klnul, il krute zranil
vysmival Sc jejfmu doproso-
vani! Nynf tento muz, jejz k
k nj nepoutala zadna jina pa
ska krone lasky, vinul il ku
svym prsoum pouze nebesa We.
della S jakym bolem, s jakou
cistou oddanosti, S jak pev.
nym predsevzetfm byti jej
podporou, silitelem, nikdy -
pokuSitelem.
A pax nahle Valencie Sc Wy.
prostila jeho sevreni zavra
vorala nekolik kroku, spinajit
mad hlavou ruce sve.
"M6 dite! Ach me dite!" Wy.
razila re sebe. "Co jsem to u
tinila?" Co jen lsem to ucini
la?!h
Pronikavy jeji vykrik jake
/ by byl proklal srdce muzovo
stal tn chvili Sc sklonenou hla
YOU jake by nerozhodnut c(
ma ciniti. Pribliziti Sc k n
zdalo Sc mu byti skoro zloci
mem a prece il nemohl opusti
| ii V takove zbedovanosti.
"Valencie," oval Sc pro
sebne pri zvuku jeho hlas,
mlada zena Sc zachvela a u
couvla zpet! Z
"Opust'te mne, opust'te mnt
- mejte sc mnou smilovanf!' 7
pravila, zakryvajic 81 oblice
rukama. "MGzetewli ku mn,
jeste chovati nejakou Gctu =
odejdete!"
"Mohu-li k vam jeste cho
vati uctu!" zvolal Errol WASN'T
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we. "Valencie, ia vas ctin TAX
velice, re v srdci mem hevzni-
kla sebe mensi touha zadati
vas, abyste o jediny krGcek Sc
stoupila ku mne. Mona, re
jsem nebyl opravnen povedeti
YAM sve lasce - vsak - Va
lencie - vSak --'' a vzlykot
medal mu domluviti.
"Hanba jest mou!" pravila
hlasem zoufalym. "Provineni
jest ma me strane. Wy jste mne
primel ku vyzrazenf tajemstvi,
jez jsem mela zachovati V nj
tru srdce sveho."
Pristoupil k nj a polozil sve
ma jeji ruce, meme je tiskna.
Ona nemohla tomu odporovati
- svesila jef ,hlavu.
"Valencie," pravil a jeho
hlas sc pfi tom zachvel, "vy
mne nemuzete, Wy mne nechce-
| tie, Wy mne nesmite poslati cd
sebe! Vyslechnete mne, dra-
housku. Chci jen jen byti yam
ma blizku - vas milovati -
chci vas nekdy vfdati jako do
sud; chci vam byti pouze dra-
hym pritelem, jemuz mdzete
duverovati - chci abyste me.
la ma blizku srdce, ma nez by
ste Sc mofla spolehnouti. "a.
dam jen, abyste mi i ma dale
duverovala, Valencie. Kdy'
bych vam mohl odhaliti nejta.
nejsi nitro srdce sveho, nena.
LEILA byste V mem mic nez zboz.
noVani vas a lctu k vam. A
lasku - 0, boze, jak vas mi.
luji!"
| Umlknul a sklonil hlavu. -
Jak vkradala Sc jeho slova, ts
slova, mad hudbu sladsi v jej
srdce a jak il pripravovl o roz
umovou rozvhu! "Nabidne-l
il clov6k dousek ciste jasnt
vody, zdaz no ma odmltnouti
Zdaz to nebyla opravdu lasks
- laska, jez nebyla potupnou
Ijez nebyla zradou?"
| "Chcete mi duverovati, Va
| lencie ?" oval Sc opetne ieht
m6kky hlas. "Mam YAM po
vedeti neco, Wy vyvolena srdct
meho? Nam vam pov6deti, u
jsem onim muzem, jejz all
devuSka, jm6nem Valencie, jet
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NejsladSi siovo.

Poslys ,chtela bych pro sv6-
no Ferdika n6jak6 sladk6 jme
no, ale vSechno Sc, mi zda ma,
10 sladke: bobecku, zlatous-
ku, srdicko. Nevis co? - Wis,
fikej mu: Ty muj sacharine!
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-08-31
SCHOOL ELECTION IS CALLED FOR
 NEXT TUESDAY

In response to a petition for the establishment of a school in Hyder, INV Bell, clerk of the court in Ju- neau, has issued an order establish ing the Hyder school district, nam- ing Tuesday, September 6, as elec- tion day, and appointing J. A. Hall, F. c. Lawrence and Mrs. Rita Dins- more BackuS as election supervis- orS. Three officers are to be elect ed; a clerk, treasurer and director.
 There is little interest being talk en in the election. So far, no one has announced his candidacy for any of the positions ana it looks as though the electors will just wish jobs onto three victims. The polls will be open from 9 am. till 7 pm. and the Pioneers have offered the use of their hall is q polling place.
 The new district takes in the whole of the Salmon valley, but only tD the southern end of the patented t1wnSite. Residents of the piled area will therefore be in- eligible to vote at the election. This means that very light vote will be boiled.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-08-31

Yesterday a crew started build ing trail from tideWater up to the 200-foot level, where a permanent camp will be constructed which will be the lower terminus of the tHam. Dalby B. Morkill is surveying for the tram, which will start at the mouth of No. i tunnel at an elevation of 4200 feet and will be about $500 feet in length. Another camp is to be built at the 4000-foot level for the miners and a cable system in- stalled for taking them across the dangerous canyon between the camp and the tunnel, down which snow-slides run almost continuous ly through the winter and spring.
 P.S.Jack will be in charge Uf the clerical work and has an office in the old club rooms behind the King Edward Hotel. The office will be connected with the camp by phone Roy L. Clothiep is manager of the mine, and Jas. Lade foreman The Crawford Transfer Go, have a con- tract tor taking the ore down from the tram terminal to tidswater, and it is expected that 20 tons will be shipped by Nov. l.
 The development program in- cludes driving a tunnel from 800 to 1000 feet to develop the series of parallel leads. A compressor is to be sent in as soon as facilities are provided for getting it up the hill.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-08-31
STEVE SWEEPER DROWNS

Steve Sweitzer, known to many in Ketchikan and vicinity, was drowned in the Unuk river on Aug. 2, according to advices received from J T.Scott, who was with him when he fell overheard off a sweep CT. The current was very swift at that particular place and Sweitzer had no chance at all, coming up only twice before disappearing en- tirely Scott said in the message The body has not yet been recoy- cred -Ketchikan Chronicle.
 Steve will be remembered by all the pioneers of the Portland canal district. having corre here with the first rash of prospectors whose aC- tivitfes resulted in the boom of 1910, At one time he owned 'a number of claims in the district, and was also known as . A&dF traptssF and hunter
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-08-31
BISHOP--- SWANSON

Last Sunday evening United States Commissioner John T. Reed united in marriage Maud B. Bishop, until recently proprietress of the Star Rooming House, and John L. Swanson, a popular miner and con- tractot, the ceremony taking place in the Commissioner's office, with Marie Vincent as bridesmaid and George L. Flawn as best man. The newIyweds have commenced keep ing house in Norman McLeods res- idence on the forest reserve,
 Nice new residence for sale. Fines st homes!te in Hydef. B M Stone
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-08-31
Ambitious Program
 For SilYerado Mine

The sensational ores discovered on the Silverado by John Hadn't and thoroughly prospected this summer by himself and Albert Peterson, will be gone after now in a business-like manner and by mod ern methods, the property having been taken over by a Vancouver syndicate who plan to build a tram, install compressor and employ from 20 to 25 men throughout the coming winter The deal was put through last Thursday evening and a substantial cash payment made. A second payment comes due in December and the balance of the purchase pDice is spEead over a term of two years. The bond is cur gently reported as being for $65, 900 but this is net given as official.
 The Silvsrado discovery was made last fall by John Hadn't, better known as John the Finn" while hunting goats on the cliffs above the mouth of Bear river. He locat- ed the property in his name and that of J.W. Stewart. This spring Iiaahtf and Albert Peterson took a bond and lease and have worked there continuously, putting in num- erouS open cuts and short tunnels and sacking in the neighborhood of f2 tens of oEe that assays about 700 ounces in silver, saving a large ad- ditional tonnage that will pay we'll if tranmed down the hill. In pros- pecting the surface, which is a haz- aFdous undertaking, they have de- fined II distinct leads on the group, most of which show the same char. aeteS of ore.
 The purchasers are J.J.Coughlsn, tFe Vancouver ship builder, his son J.J.Coughlan Jr. and Jas. Anderson. The last two came up and closed the deal, bringing with them H. D. Cameron, a well-known mining en- eineer, who reported upon the prop srty for them Mfr. Cameron and s4f CouShIan vent out Sunday but Mir. Anderson is still here, getting operations under way
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-08-31
Fish Creek and Alaska Premier Developments

Alan M. Bateman, professor of mining geology in Yale University, editor of thh Journal of Economic Geology, and one of the most wide- ly known consulting geologists in the profession, arrived from Ket~ chihan Sunday on the Taku II, which he chartered for the tBip. He had been making an examination of the mines in the Kennecott dis trict and came here at the request of WGTanner to look over the Fish Creek Mining ompany's group and the Alaska Premier group, in both of which MT. Tanner is heavily in terested. In company with Harry Tanner, superintendent at Fish creek, they went up the river Mon day and expect to remain until the latter part of the week.
 W.G.Tanner, who arrived Sunday from his home in Seattle, stated 10 the Miner that it is his intention to at once put crew at work on the Alaska Premier. inausuratine an extensive plan of development which he has laid out. He has also planned to greatly increase opera. tions on the FiSn creek property, and will make trip in this con- nection to New York shortly afteF his Heturn from the mine. Mir. Tan ner has had many years of success in the mining business aud his en- try into this camp means much to fhe upbuildina of its prosperity Returns from the two shipments of ore recently sent out from the Fish creek mine showed such a substan- tial profit that he is satisfied the property will make a permanent and very lucrative producer by the application of modem mining meth ods and development on a more extensive scale.
 The Alaska Premier consists of ten claims which adjoin the New Alaska on the south and east. The group was located by Ed Female and W,n McGte#, and Mir Tanner and 6 >c;ates became interested in it st tnH through ar@2ort made by Horry Tanner after le had thor. oughiy examined the pr perty. The work done consists of surface strip ping and shallow cut8, out these have made such d favorable show ing that substantial development work is warranted.