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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Confess to Robbery
of Store in Olympia

Confession Of the robbery OF the
Dodge iindley Coz Olympia. has
been made by Arthur McGilis. %.
and Bert Mcoiliis. ~. held here
Monday. following their arrest by
Detectives /. G. Harris and A. A.
Brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Married IL Times,
Man Dies Suddenly

POPLAR BLUFF. No. Feb. si.--
The Solomon OF the Ozarks.- VII
liam l. Tiiiman. Is dead. Tiliman.
who was SO years old. was married
IL times. His 18th wife died three
days ago following q short illness.
TIliman died suddenly late yester-
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

Charities Endorsement bureau Of
tho Chamber Of Commerce has
called a meeting for p. m. Friday
ut the chambers assembly hall TO
bring the community chest idea be-
fore the social agencies of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Outlaw Henry Starr
Is Believed Dyins

HARRISON. Ark. Feb. 2i.--HaBry
Starr, desperate. wounded when his
outlaw gang attempted 70 hold up
the Peoples bank here. last Friday.
was reported very low this morning.
and It was doubted whether he could
live thru the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
ACCUSED or HAVING TAKEN

suit Of clothes from room occu.
pied by Joe Kenny. IN the Russell
house. Frank Arambuia IN standing
trial In Judge Mitchell Cililam's
court for burglary.
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0, pusINEss orrOnTuNITIrs

rAitTNsn WANTED
Want a partner 20 70 out ~ sales
man; moving picture operator pre-.
fetred. Must have t125. a good
proposition for the right man.
See HAuBHooK, t22 Burke bldE
WANTBD- eNPERiENCED rlitST-
class baker, with capital Escrp-
Mcleod. bss Ponder W. Nan-
fpuNgF n q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Elks Temple at
ChehaIis Opened

CHEHALIS. Feb. 2i.--Thirfy
lodges OF the state were represented
yesterday At the dedication Of the
new si2s.00o Eiks temple here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Extension Class in
Spanish Will Open

The first meeting Of the class in
elementary Spanish organized by
the university extension service
| Will be held In 1899 ASSEMBLY room.
Henry building. Thursday at y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Counterfeiters Get
Terms Wednesday

Paul Egmont and Henry Nelson.
convicted counterfciters. who were TO
have learned the worst Monday
morning. viii he sentenced Wedncs.
day BY Federal Judge T.. L. cush-
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
STOCKS AND BONDS

STOCKS WANTED
Western Rubber. Marsh Mines.
Futrell Coupler. Com. Finance.
Liberty and Victory Bonds.
G. ]. STEErLE
lis Cherry 81, Hoge BID. Main $3.50
WILL Buy LIBERTY BONDS
so Futrell Car Coupler.
stevens Duryea Units.
Metropolitan stores, com. and pfd.
WILL SELL
10 Woodcork OF America
rs Alaska Steamship Co.
90 Olympic Tire a Rubber.
100 Rothert Process Steel
l75 Simplex Auto Wheel
goo liencOn Coat
goo Universal High Power.
900 Pacific Electric Weldar.
1909 Western smelling A. Power.
1000 National Mines.
1000 Columbia Red Metal
1000 Redemption Gold. Canada
MAX W1NKLER
2ff Union 81. Elliott $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
sKAoIr DELTA LANDS

$50 Per Acre. on Terms
IL you want a future home on the
richest lands In the state. no
stunra. no stones. no brush "a
clear; 10 acres up: close a.
paved roads. schools, churches and
town--como TO our office and &c,
fuil pariicuiarn Join our auto
excursions and see what Ne are
offering you.
Government stAtistics showing soil
content and what 10 being raised
on adjoining lands at your COM
mand. Don't delay; sc now.
while we have land for you
SPARKS q DYE 1880 second Ava
Ground Floor Location
Phone Elliott SOFA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
GEO. A. SPENCER
& co.
Main ofnce. Hinekiey Bldg.
BARGAIN

your chanca Only
$500 cash buys this s-roorn house
and two level lots, soxiss 10 alley;
ward; In the North End 81 the city.
This would make an ideal home
where ono wishes 60 have garden
and chickens. We are exclusive.
agents for this property. out-of-
town owner. Phone North 7gs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

Ole Hanson. former mayor. will
speak Tuesday noon at Blanc's cafe.
before the Municipal league. lie will
tell OF his recent trip thru Europe.
He may also touch on the Seattle
street car situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

r. J. Weir. charged with forgery
In the first degree, is on trial before
a Jury in Judge Calvin s. Halls
court. Weir is accused OF having in.
dorsed, with his own name. check
for $3.50 which ne knew was forged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Filipino Is Tried
for Taking Handbag

Charged with having stolen a leath-
err handbag from Juan Curado. Fill
Pine. Steve DeAppolo. another FIJI
Pine. went on trial in Judge Boyd j.
Tsilman's court Monday morning.
The handbag was valued at SIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

SHORT TALKS In the interest Of
the city.wide cvangelistic campaign
viii be given at n banquet in the
FIR, Baptist church NJ 9 y. m. Tues.
communicate with the dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Sickness Postpones
Mine Murder Trial

WILLIAMSON, w. Va, FEB. FL
Proceedings In the Matewan murder
trial were stopped today when two Of
the 10 defendants were taken III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

MRS. ANNIE T.. HESKETH. wife
Of Councilman Hcskcth. viii be re.
moved from Swedish hospital To her
home early this week Mrs. Hcskcth
recently underwent an operation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

hank. containing so cents. were
stolen from the home of o. Loken.
2sa, W. cath ~. according 20 a
report on file NJ police station
Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
BEACON HILL BUNGALOW

81. sSD--A nifty 5-room bungalow:
blocks from car, fine fireplace
oak floors; furnace; cement base
ment. This Ia a dandy buy. and
on terms. Beacon lac. see Mr..
kliiion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
FARM LANDS
FARMS WANTED

wASTEp--5 ACRES WITHIN 90
miles Of Seattle. suitable for bcr-
ries and chickens. on paved high
way preferred. good buildings de-
sired Must be a bargain. Give
fun particulars first letter. also
price and terms Address y. q.
clark. Route 2. Anacortes. wash.
CALIFORNIA FARMS NEAR SAC
ramento for sale. easy terms.
write for list r.. H. waite.
shaw noe. Okla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

CITY TffEAsuRER's NOTICE
The following described bonds. which
were deposited NJ security by the
CITIZENS Bank OF Georgetown.
with the city Of Seattle. Will be
cold by me on March 10. 1921. at
the hour OF 10 o'clock In the fore
noon. at my office In the County
City building. In the city OF se-
attIei
Bondr Nos ~ 10 70. Inclusive. Of
Local Improvement District No,
s01s. Of the city Of Seattle. OF face
value t1oO each, with interest cou-
pona attached thereto.
Bonds Nos. ~ Go IS. inclusive, OF
Local Improvement District No.
5000. OF the city OF Seattle. OF the
face value OF 5000 each. together
with Interest coupons attached
thereto
The city Treasurer reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids.
First publication OF this notice Feb
ruary is. 1874
ED T. TERRY.
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle.
TO WHOM III MAY CONCERN.
This In 20 certify that Peter Thorna
a Co, Inc. has made an appiica-
ton TO enlarge blacksmith and
wood working plant at 1890 Main
81. lot 10, block rs. mn Tract Ad-
dition. Anyone desiring 10 protest
such occupancy must file such pro-
test nj the office OF tn. iiuildinR
Department. Room 300 county-City
bldg. prior 60 March !. 1921.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
Seventeen Dead in
Eastern Billiards

NEW YORK. Feb. 2i-New York
today was digging out" after the
biggest blizzard since 1909.
The death OF TEN persons was as
scrlbcd TO the blizzard.
The snowfall was I2is inches. II
was accompanied by a 55.mile wind.
Today the weather was clear and
colder.
BOSTON. Feb. 2i.-wfth seven
deaths reported. train and trolley
service practically AZ a siandstill and
shipping along the coast completely
tied up. New England today was en-
deas oring To uncover from the heav.
10. snowfall since 1898.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
BENKF1T CONCERT for N. sa

walton Army was given Saturday
night by the police band. assisted
by Miss Florence v. orr. soprano.
and the police male quartet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
PERSONAL

HATH md MASSAGE PAitf,oh
Lady attendant daily and sunday
tprtairr, Ga firtt ave Main BIB
ANNA MARKS = uydrotherapy,
scientific massage. tpT MUTUAL
fAfr uldg., FIRST and ferior'
NURSE AIRS. A. wiileiksen. Ballard
1877
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
REAL ESTATE LOANS
.EG NOTICES

ron WARRINGTON FARM
and acreage loans Hothc Farm
MFG. Co. Inc. l022 3rd ave, koattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21
ACRES
NEAR sAND POINT

We are plating n choice tract
81 land near Band Point into
] and a-nrre tracts. Home OF
these tracts are cleared,
some have beautiful natural
woods. with fine lake view.
also large stream running
thru; city water and lights
ar" also available. There
are some very choice tracts
In this addition. Those wish
ms 10 get tho first choice
can select a tract now. The
plat will be ready about
March 4. The soil IL good
The location 10 at E. gard -.
and 18th n. ". Prices. $500
60. si.aoo. terms 1875 cash.
balance small monthly pay
mrnts.
CARTER. MACDONALD n
MILLER
2os Columbia 81 Elliott Ss7o.
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% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE
Small cash grocery .....+....t flO
Employment office business. 1.O0O
Restaurant doing $50 per day. l.250
Cigar, pool card. bar business 2,5VU
Hotel 81 rooms. modern; terms $500
For sale To highest bidder
Pool room, with cigars. card
tables Must sell. l VIII
trade your house or store.
Trade 10 ncfes for BUSINESS. 1000
b-rOom modern house for store LOO
Trade 20 acres for grocery LOU
Trade auto for roominr house 300
$3.50 cash and carry grocery. $50
MIR. BEHLiNG, 207 Hoge sid Annex
FOR SALfs-SECOND- HAND STORE
near Pine ST. Market, $1,000 cash.
For sale or trade--Grocery store
doing s7b cash sales q day, VIII
invoice around $4,000 Would con-
slider improved acreage near Sc
attic
Second Hand store. fine location,
1850 cash.
f32f FERDINAND ST.
No. or 9 car 20 Lucille ~.
WANTED--PARTy WITH SMALL
portable shwmill 200 acres or
more timber. i. II. Maynard. Oak
IIarbor, wash.
FINE GENERAL MERCHANDISE
huslneaH. For particulars. " In
terostcd. call o'Noil. Elliott 2is.
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QUEEN ANNE BUNGALOW

81. s0o---Grapd view % lake and
mountAlns. good n.irhborhood
improvements all in. 5 rooms. con-
sisting of large living and dining
room. good Kitchen. ; well ar
ranged bedrooms. This house has
fireplace. good electric fixtures.
good sized closets and fine bath
room. also an electric washer. Tho
lot is ie0xtsO. with is bearing
fruit, trees and good chicken house.
This In sacrifice. Easy terms.
Queen Anne a1S
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wANTEp--AuToNSonu. Es


FOR SALE OR TRADE
Five acres az Kent; good soil. Hes
nicely. improved places all around,
Price $1,000. WIN trade for h.
room modern bungalow. some
cash ana assume mortgage; no
inflated values. We mean buni'
ness. Prefer owner only.
MOUNT BAKER
Six.room gopd semi.modcrn house.
fireplace. furnace heat: laundry
trays. garage; corner lot foxilo.
close to schools. all assessments
In and paid. Price only $500.
Take about 1000 cash. balance
To suit.
i4TH AND JACKSON
THINK or 1T
and e.ruon good scmtmoicrn
house: paved streets: snap at
ts.Ts0.. easy terms. no mortgage
to assume.
CiIAS. T. SLAMBERG.
1915 srd Ave. Elliott sT5S.
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pR. EnWARn r. DIVINE. a.-o

ciats editor OF The Survey. will
speak at a Chamber OF Commerce
luncheon "Wednesday noon ., the
Butler hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-21

We offer dandy B-room house.
modern except heat. with EaF.
electric lights and telephone; on a
corner lot t0os900. with bearing
fruit trees ahrubbrry. berries.
chicken house and garage. This
- real bargain al fS.sOg; terms
can be arranged. OLD
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KENYON ST.

81. ton-one -xesr-oid s-room bunEa-
low; good slx~d rooms: buiis-in
features In kitchen. French win
dows. lots Of light; cement base
msnt. lot ssxis3. You may have
looked at THIS 6 months ago. when
price Was s1.it0. owner in Cali
fornia. wants 1850 cash. balance
rent MAKE 4 START. GET A
HOME Mr.. Marsh. Rainier ~.
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GREEN FoRcEn SALE
The owner % this dandy little J.
room bungalow must leave here
not later than March 1. and must
sell His home Go make III. move.
Reception hail with coat closet
large living room with fireplace.
good dining room. These rooms
have OAK floors and Indirect Hight
ing. , bedrooms and hath. Cabinet
kitchen with nook. Cement base
ment. laundry tubs and pipcd for
furnace. Garage on the alley. Just
off the pavement. a dandy little
home. aud the pric" Ia cut TO tt.seo
10 make sure that it will cell TO.
day. Very easy terms. put he can.
not take lees than 1900 saah- VIII
sell furniture n desired. Tonight
and Tue sday call North te17.
EDWIN EckEliN
1914 Third Ave Elliott 1Tb5,
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ACREAGE SPECIALS

5 arrrs. acres cleared. t-room
house; barn. well. near intcruf-
ban. t..ss0. terms like rent
~ acres puxaii. small house: level.
loan soil, Joining Improved berry
farms only $3.50. easy terms,
10 acres Cherry Valley district /:
level. deep. icam soil. no gravel
1900. very easy terms
IL arren. all bottom land. near Toit:
river 'front.' no overflow; acres
cleared. 3-room houne. fruit and
bcrrieA s2.eoa. half cash
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MALE HFI-P WANTED

kSTED-GOOD TYPES To TRAIN
ctr cominr motion picture pro-
sictfons. We mean business. and
Are here to stay. We have no
time for curiosity seekers. Seattle
SCHOOL OF Dramatic Art. iio2 Ninth
ave. corner spring. Hours: 10 a
n. To II. 2 20 5 p. m. 20 10 p
M daily except sundays and Fri
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~ W'ANrEn oN i.INE OF

sweaters for ladies. misses and
children. also ladies Jersey sport
coats and tyhakx. Must be wen
orquainted with retail dry goods
and department store trade. Ap-
4lS Markell 81. Philadelphia Ia.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27

Recently Mrs. Harriet <. Pulea took party of tourists, guests ot her hotel to the Dyea farm for an outing. This party of sigaJseers were the guests of Mrs. PuIlcu and were entertained by her while in Dyea The fouowiug is a complete list og the pleaSurcseekers. Mrs. T M. Foster. Miss Irene BeuguoJ. Miss Esther Phipps, Miss Belle Anderson. Miss Mabel Bristol. Miss Lillian ael- fort. Mrs. A. J. Grimes. Mrs. r. N. McReady. Miss EmJy F. Ti-Aju Nr. and Mrs. Fl. W. Titus. Mrs. Jaan Treanor. Mrs. E. r. Stewart, Mrs $ C. Dunlap. Mss Sue Be,gy Dw.an Edward L.. Center. Robert r. roH.o-. Mr. William r. Wues and Miss ElE. abeth k. Juues. The parts wander ed about the historic old town wlle. once boasted fifteen thousand iuhgh.- tauts. was a, one tune a .vadjug Iu.. later an outdttiug post for gold mad mon and women heaa.d ,or ... mines tn the Kloudike Nrs Nu.a. told them wonderful stories az gN.. ty-dve years ago and aa returned happy and tired and ready for u." sleep Of the just
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27

On Thursday eNr"u- r.. udU.""a teachers and members O. a.. Uu.. class met iu Social Crawr lm honor ut Miss Frorts Clark. who vl leave soon for Beungham. Wash. where she will attend the normal ssauol u. that place AS 80 token ot r.yng. and love for Miss Clark. who .a ever been a faithful worker m rau Presbyterian church and Sunday school. Mr. G. Y. L.uhaU ou br.sl og the Sunday school presented .u~ with a dinner" ring ot gold witt ivory set. surrounded by ymy nus gets Both Jhe presentation spe.e. and response were htt:u-y spoken A delightful collation. followed and the evening was given To Happy thoughts and conversation The nw of town guests were The Reverend s Hall Young and hr. Theodore U. son. who Is on his Way ra gun inter. tor Co teach ia a Naasr seaou. -. Candle, Alaska
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
Dr, 5. Hall Young Recalls Days of '96

one al t.a best know. and most pop r..r lecturers on Alaska was gwen !. ae First Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening. The church .as auaE fa taa 5orrs with an enthu- s.a-ao and aaareaeuve audience Those who had come to Alaska for .. first ama-aud there were a aaa#.g number of them present. were a-Uaa with he vivid portray .r a. t.. times and conditions which ..e.. t.a men who came into the .nu... daring the great gold stam- aaa.s r sne early days By word and picture. ur. Nosra made his aU- ..a... saa things as they were n ...s. days. and some os lhe old sour- .....- a.was, had cramps in their hacks .r.. l.a memory ol the loads .... packed over the old trails. Not
 ... .. .naw shlvorod with the .....- -... experienced aa crater lake
 ...s wun#a-.u. revelations iu
 ..... country wore made doubt .... f.# .E what many O. those ..... had believed aNaGgerauous. .... .#.- r.s new land The lea- ... .. ... lecture from which thc ....- ....a r.Ea. ga. away was .... was ..a-. and -aw and know n. ... .H..-s ol which } speak ... .."- and charms with a Gas- ....... ..... a-.....s n- NouuE.s ... presentation O. . great theme
 " .. Young rs .r Alaskan en-
 ... .. .,. from start To aDIsh. .... .."....es u .a. .aure posS-
 . . his narr..H5 one cannot .... ..> .as. o. r.ra-e sr.mu- .... ... ~n..-...uaa hg his asso5i- ... ... John Eu.- comes ouf all
 .. ..- presentation ot The theme.
 ..-.5 slides helped so Easte0
 .a '.a words as .ha Leo-
 ... ... .. went away vii. keen ..... ........ .. r.. rr.r...-a 0t hav- ... ... .. Nara Na. few ot .. .... ....-s stopped 90 shake hands .. .... briefly r.0 fight over lhe .. .H s-.. .. t.a ha-6sh57s Of .... .-... from ~aa-vay ra Dav-
 . .. ...s. who wanted sa hear ... ..-. ....a -.. ro rha church .....r-. aaa Int Guy Of
 .. |. -a-s Thursday eve
 .. a.aaas.-5 that sre Iee-
 .. ......t This u- Nouau
 .. ."s..r.. ID an. and an-
 WIS mad. 2. that effect .. .. N..-- ..- .- enthusiastic as
 .. . hrs. ..-.r. a number had
 ... ...- ... story repeated. and
 ..- ....6 ..r r.e coming The .. .......- r.- -He Library will ba ... ... .. .r.-. was ra expense al-
 ...a !. ... a.rrE a. tae rae,u-as
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27

Mrs Elizabeth Stone and aar wu daughters, Miss Pearl stone and Miss Ruby Stone left ou rhe Sa.agu for the south. Miss Pear. Ssru. came to Skuguay for her summer va. cation and has returned Ju N.ras. viIe, Missouri where she Is librarian ln the State Library Mrs. Stone came north with her daughter. Miss Ruby and they with Miss Mabel Pat. q Stone have occupied the HaaH dwelling on upper Seventh avenue for the past year. Miss Ruby Stone will go Co Corvallis. Oregon. where she will attend school and her mor.- CT will be with her. Miss Mabel Pate JI Stone will again resume her dgr- les as principal oI the SkaEuay soHan. and at the beginning of the term she will make her home at the rulen House.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
3I3~ka.s CALL

.... .-.. Ha- mountain height
 ... ills @. rls far North ...- ..s .. beauty. hands of
 -. ..-.. braves. au tas best . ... ..-. .."n tide Ehar nours
 ..... .- ....aa.a.s shores. .. T...r..a flo. Na-seuen. all.
 ".. -.... ~w.5a. rra hardy Gael. Y. "...-. P. .a.,. to you , cal.
 .. ..ss.-- nares. , bid you "...- .a. .--aaa5 -ra ice Ea-2s
 A.. a-,a lis wrath. nor feared .. .. strong. for sr-oH1 am ].
 TT. r.r-.....-s wage aNurarr way. ". ..... winds battle ua~rt.N.
 .. 5..-.a- boom. my torrents l. ... r- .a.r r. rrrans strife.
 -r .r.r..- strength. to fuller life II. a..6. -.a locked with icy hand. Cone. r.a .r. mine tr finE tr fret. Conn. d.. -E coal. come blow my
 sra.. arr no~5es from stream -r copper v~a-. from mountain Ny marble rive for stately halls. H.-. If. is freedom freedom
 health
 } h7aaN a. chains. : fashion men. . ya scale my r#rrrs O. bou-5iess And win. Ea win yourselves aEain' . [ s-Ec. .o bless. ! hud. to free Lay not 5~ cities haste to me. By $. HALL NoyNT.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
Juneau Friends
 Plan Big Dinner
 For WiCkerShanl
l.DGE AND MRS NEyEEE>HNN ge GET ROYAL WELCOME 1N
 RETURN TO ETNEEJ.

Juneau is Jo give Judge and Mrs WH.Nursaaw a b.g dinner on uaW Wednesday night al Moose Hal where .s IS expected over 80" men and women admirers %. tho former aa.ue.re win gather
 Twelve years AIasEa.s representa- ..ra m congress. and now returning .r become resident of the capita. #.r is am occasion wa.e. calls ..- sr~a action. according Go Inc admir- en- u. IaG-a Nfsaarsraw a- I.-... ..".. has always .ue. ".."... r...-. n.a .. ..a veteran
 a..H- rn. guraaa u.a .. ..n-. ..... w.u win arra"aa ... -..
 vi. .. John Eus-a.... Gas. ..... .... n "u.n. Dr. l ? n.wa. .a " Dudley F. ? E..a.. ..... <. LaHovro rn..r N.N.-
 H B Marshal. E r N..s... . E...~... S Wa.s.ad. W.-
 ....... ur H q. DaE.a... '" ....a. q. d. saas. N " Castle.
 .... EUo. -. F.. N.muor-. ' <. w...... N.'~ SnrMaE Eu5-a ~r..... Sherman. Jack Hars. John . -.....r N,Ra- Anderson. .... .... ..6.r. F... Wilson. .... -. .. Frank \ A..... I... N ...... w-aa NewIa-n". l N N..
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27

While the Peterson was in port ur Wednesday. a number oG thn ladies who came up trow Fort WuHam T. Seward and Halues were gue>.s O. Mrs. Max Gu,teld. Among tas -rou. that called were Mrs. SuGaam. vii. of the Master oi the Peterson and Mrs. Robert Walkley. wro of rna chief engineer.
 Harold Crary. nephew of Mrs Emily MoTutt and cousin of Mrs Howard Ashley visited with his rra. ttves while the City of Seattle aa- in port Nr. Crazy is secretary |. the publicity bureau. Chamber Co Commerce. Seattle. Wash. a.u n1 tor Ot Spirit" and is au able w..g.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27

On Friday party of tourists wis. lted Dyea farm and tho surround ing country. Sometime was spent exploring the town and Ch.lco0r pass. Trout were in abundance in the streams and many fine ones were caught by the spor,smeu of The par ty and all enjoyed the outiug Those who enjoyed the trip were. N.ssrs Will Baxter of Spokane. Wash. W K. Nlppert of Minneapolis. Nmu.. W. B. Sullivan of Pittsburgh, Penn. Alfred K. Nippert. James G. Ripper. and Louis Nippcrt of Cincinnati. Ohio,
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
.SrnNWEET YOUR OWN
 CONCLUSION.

l--s Simpson laid an egg on our table Friday that measured Sl1 inch as in s---Waunaoa. lWfsH Re publican.
 Mrs Simpson ought 70 be asham- ed oE herself Tr also puts Editor Holmes in a very had EEhg 10 do any gaekGnE about H.-Rhiueiander. iWis.1 New North.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-27
.ui~T PRESBYTERIAN CUyGCH Reverend E. L. Wluto.ga.-ar.
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