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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
WHITE CHOSEN TO
 SUCCEED GETCHELL

H.. u....ue o. tae city couu- .I u.. hold u.. night at which it ..l..r. o. importance was tram
 .t.I Thor. h.ue a vacancy on he board caused by Che enauon ID. Alderman C.o-. Gc..hen who has moved o Traduou having boon appointed United sa.e deputy m.-.hal u- tn. Island. E J White
 chosen .u .Hce.oI Nr. Gctehcl
 member o. Che board Of aldu- men
 Alderman tdmm Robcson ten- l.-.I tIs resignation from Che board s. th. clos. ol Ias. nights meeting . te e.n..t. accompanied by hH wife. to l.ayo for One outside ou Ono
 r,hhornI r.n of Che Alice. Mr gaaesn resignation WIS accepted. H successor win probably bc chosen .t Che next regular meeting lt s .re sons. ol th. remaining members of th. board .hat che services Of two con ..ruos auI euc.eut aldermen .-. Io.. lu t.c city In Che resignation af N.ar G.t.Ha and Bohcsou.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
WOlIENs AUXILIARY
 IGL0O NO. 6 ORGANIZE

F0r.y-Gvo women signed Che char tor rou Of Jhc Womeus Auxiliary oi Che Pioneers of Alaska. lsloo No. G. and completed organization of tao omu at Moose Han hr Monday night
 Frank A. Aljr.ch. grand deputy .rmrizcr of Che Pioneers ol Alaska called Che meeting GO order and cz- p'ancd Che purpose ot tbc auxiliary. Mrs w. n Case was appointed tome aamry chairman Election oi of fcen was held and Mrs. Alice Lough- uu was named prosIdont Mrs Mou.- eomory Davis. vice prcfIdcnt Miss Klouda odds. sccrcory Mrs A F NcKmon. treasurer. Mr. w. A. Uacuc. chaplain and Jack Bur- ford scrrclut-atarm Members of Che board of trustees elected were Mrs. B. M Bchrouds Mrs. George Bur.ord and Mrs. w. B. Kirk
 Tho charter win bc open until Che close Of Ono meeting to bc'hcid a' Moose Hall next Monday night A. Vhte women who came Co Alaska prior to 1901 and Wiyc. mothers. ons and daughters Of Pioneers are eligible to membership lt Is TO- oucstcd tbot an ponous eligible bc pr.cut at Che meeting.
 Groat interest was manifested tn the orranIzauon of Che Auxiliary
 be women being apparently moro enthusiastic over preserving pioneer traditions than Che men, Mrs. B. .N Bohrcnds was tho nrt to sign Che membership rou sine having a longer residence m Alaska to her credit chan any Of thoso present Many of he aencr Of thcroI were yome women. daughters Of Pioneers u Is understood that a largo clos win appear for initiation Monday night
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
MAYO CAMP GIVES
 GREAT PROMISE
Treadweil Geologist Returns After Extensive Observations of New
 Yukon Silver Field

Livingstone Wernooke eco.ogis, for Che Alaska Troadwcll and assoc ! ciatod mining companies arrived here on thc Es,oboth from skagway ! Wednesday afternoon after spending practically au Of Che summer and Imu at Che new silver camp. Keno Im iu Che Mayo darIct Yukon ! Territory where tho Trcadvcil Come nauy has taken bonds on number | Of promising properties.
 Mr. Wornocko speaks very highly of Che outlook for t1o new omp hcrc being vast bodies of highly muoralilcd ore. silver predominant nr. although high values n gold are also obmncI In addition to Che Trcadwcl Company Che Yukon Gold Guereuhom arc also hcav- .uy interested u Keno Hu proper
 y and is spending vas. sums of money in development work Many
 mallor concerns also have groups of claims and several Of thcm are being developed although therc is a tendency. as is usually Che case.
 to await results Of operations by Che larger companies
 Mr. Wcmcoko lou here last wine ter and made thc trip overland from Anchorage to NcGrath. on tbo kus- tokw.m. where thc Troadwcu Conn uany also has holdings Alter
 nmdur hrcc months there hc. went on to Che Yukon river and took a steamer p stream to Dawson and Mayo. where Inc has since been After short visit with his family which occupies rooms u Che sp.caott apartment house on Ffth street. hc win duplicate Che tourney ol nst winter Go Che KuskokwIm Uo win probably leave hero some time late ucNt month
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
ELKS
 GRANTED CHARTER

A charter has been granted by Che Grand Lodge B p. O. D. to Che Em of KctchiNn for Lodge No. It29. according Go a statement made today by w. J. Nmahm Exalted Ruler of Juneau Lodge No. t-o. Last year l18 applicants wcrc initiated into Che order at Kctahitm by a delegation from Che Juneau lodge There are now about l25 members there Tho members have conducted their meeting. under Che uamc 'E.bs CIub." Institution Of tho lodeo win take place iu Kotchiaan u about six weeks. when A. B. Boac'le District Deputy. vltb Che officers and scy- craI members fom Che lodge hcrc. win conduct Che ceremmics ot kct- chikan. it was Hia,ed.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
SWING YO' HOMES
 AN ALL PROMENADE
Was Order at Pioneer Dance at Moose Hall, Celebrating Alaska's
 5lth Anniversary

"AU aot fiddle up" and with Frank Adrich. Deputy DIsrlc. Grand Organizer Of Che Pioneers O.. Alaska. calling Che alaman lcft old. timers shook a light foot in th, quldruc. feature of Che Pioneer dance at Moose Hall Tuesday night n honor of Alaska Day. and entirely outclaaod Che modern dances for "pcp" and grace. Moose Hall was crowded Go standing room only and following In Che lead of Che Pioneers. everyone there went back to am evon- me u Che early days. ending tho moty w.th Che Virginia Reel and thc only criticism heard was "l never had such a fine umc n my ulc. but it didn't last long enough. "
 The merrment was stopped for a hort time while Father A. D. Rash ouroU Historian Of Che lodge. re- viewed Che early days in sitka and Dho warfare between Che white set- Icn and Che Indian tribes Father KsahoyaroI spoke of Che hcroism Of a number of Che early pioneers Of thc country and said chat an credit for mur Che lives Of Che white people. who for weeks lived together n two buildings is due Mary Tray cs am Indian woman, Che wife Of a um.o mau and who lived near sitka and a..t uc settlers informed of Che actions uhe Indians.
 The supper at which 2lo per- .ous were served. was prepared m- der Che direction Of sigurd Wall- todt a pot of beans being among Inc dcl.cac.os and hy far the most popular item on che menu.
 George Burford as floor manager recalled rccollccuons Of "Biddy' Doyle Of Dawson fame. and kept things going without any delays. Excellent music was furnished by Che BurIord-Mock orchestra.
 It was noticed during thc square, dances that Juneau has a modern Lord Chesterfield In Che person of Pioneer Judge States
 John Rock was minister Of n- nance" at ho door and. as usual. got tho money.
 A number Of Pioneer, were ob- served Co be dancing who had not previously attempted it since the custom of promenading to Che bar was abolished.
 The evenings pleasure closed with uhc singing of "Alaska. My Alaska.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
COMMERCIAL CLUB
 OPPOSES CHANGE
Passes Resolution Denomcing Ger tain Clauses of Senator News
 Alaska Bill

The Juneau Commercial Associa- ! don went on record at Che scmi-
 monthly luncheon Thursday as not |bcinr i'm accord with Chat portion of Senator Harry News Alaska b.il which. ir passed. would transfer Che Aiaska Road Commission and Che Forestry Service. Che former from |thc War Department to chat of tho Interior and Che latter Go Che same department from chat ot Agriculture. Tho resolution which was adopted was reported by a special committee composed of w. S. Puucn. R. E. Rob ertsou and Henry Rodcu. Tho latter agreed witch his couicrccs in che matter of Che road and forestry questions. but dimcutcd Co Che clause which opposed Che operation by Che
 government of steamship lIncs Co and from Alaska.
 It was sct forth iu Che resolution adopted hat inasmuch as Che New bu does not give Alaska any moro authority chan at present but merely transfers Che bureaus from one Washington department Go another thc two bureaus had best be left where they are os both are doing good work. and to Interctore with
 hem would only serve to complicatc| coudIuons
 n Dunn. new clerk Of court for his division. made few re- marks I'm Che course of which he od- yocated cooperation of Che various towns and sections Of Alaska. lie. vas pleased with his reception n ! and with what hc had soon Of Ju-. ucau and was confident hc win en- joy ufc m bIa new homo.
 Major George D. Beaumont United . satcs marshal made a neat htuc. alt i'm which loo committed himself ,o keep bis office Iroo from Che dom Irauor ot cliQucs, uugs and party . factions and Go conduct it for Che. general welfare of Che residents ot the First Division and without fear or favor
 w. L Phelps am attorney from watehouc. Yukon. who is horc on ! business. spoke very eutcrta.ung.y . .or a few minutes In Che course ot| which he stated chat Alaska likc' Yukon. Is governed at long range . the first from Washington. Che lat- . ter from Ottawa. He referred to Che similarity of Interests of Che two ter- rtorios and congratulated both on
 Che friendly feeling chat has always boon shown. thc one for Che other .
 Captain C. s Ward of Che Road Commission spoke about their work in a general way. his remarks close ing a rather interesting session ot. tho association.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
JUNEAU MAN MAKES
 RICH DISCOVERY
E E Buaey Who Went to Mayo From Juneau Strikes Big Silver
 Lead on Keno Hil

Tho following from Che Dawson Sew. O. recent date relates Go @ Ju. ueu mm. E E uuacN who lcit lol. som. uuc m huw, for Che new quartz camp Nayo u Che lu eor country and near Che hgadwatcn %. Che s..Na.. river.
 Arrival. from Mayo today brought ne.. %. u. mlue to len days aso ola rich new vein oa Koao nm b., MT Ha.. m ctar.o of Che work or ,a. group ol claims held by yar.- ous owners and now under bond Co tn. s. Crook Company John rur.t Harry ue.sou F. J. Ives and u.I.e who arrived today brau.ht new. ol Che strike The .rf j. ou u. Admiral Fisher claim owned hs Joseph A. Walsh one oi .r. tr known .HI most extensive uuu... u tH. mu TH. claim IIe. about two claim. or 5000 loct up .n. kuo UW road from Keno C..N and .nu. . close to Che .ao, ol Che
 mm hH TH. vein was uncovered .n.r sinking ur abou, four lcet and H... who saw It satc it is fully twenty n. tN.ny-Iour Inches u.I..rU carrie. meh vme. One
 r reported .1 have reached uIe I.. oun... in aIr.r An say Tho o-. s or. oI tH. best Iooku.
 . mm. ..... s..a ou Che m'l Tho rr. |. attracting particular n- t.r. u. n. reason |. Is One dut .. mru..r.e oa Che south slope of m. nr and .o l.r down tHo slope t |. fully .no and a hair miles by .h. road which practically .-.-rI ..r ..e ..ae oi thr strike lo .ne top o. .r. hu NHoro Che Yu- .a. Gold mining 0n the central
 group . understood tnt mau-
 .... indication. an The surface had boon found som. tme aro. and u. prompted Mr. Hu.r to sink on .I. r.su.. .0 once Uo has several. men .. ro. and plan. lo prospect
 number o. claim. tas winter ..... .-. mI.. option to Che slate .r". n..n..
 Mr. arrived u Keno nm ..rr r. month and immediately -o. u1H IT. nuiue a cabin tn Crystal ea.n near one which Joe W... erected u eon John eu... who arrived today recently ..I mp .hu for himself n che .. ml o. N.nn mml plans to return ... uIHn the ucNt flow I.r. IT. r.r0-r Hoouuens now prospect. n .0n. o. nj. own ground. aI.o s.u m. .nl where tHe strike u.H. on m. Admiral f."h.r and handled am. O. the oro. which he
 .y. |. i'm. looking material
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
WHEN WOMAN WILLS
 SHE GETS RESULTS

Tho following was scnt out by Che General Federation of Women Clubs just before Che rcconycning Of congress September 2l.
 If a reliable report of activities now under way disc'oscs anything at ar 10 predicts chat our rcprcseuta- uye win be buried under a ver.t- abIe deiurc of mail at thc opening
 iou ot Congress on September 2l, whom nearly five million letters v.g- orously protesting against a pro- posed discriminatory tax on all musical instruments. win have been received by Che various congressional delegates
 These letters. pcnncd individually by Che five million members Of Che National Federation Of Women g Clubs and its allied organizations. and coucbod In Che particular style of cach writer. win contend that Che lowing of such tax on musical ln- strumcnts would place music in One luxury class and. in 20 doing would create serious menace Co Che dovt- opmcnt and prosperity of music in America. which projects today as Che greatest musical nation on Che face of Che earth.
 Tho National Federation Of Wom- cn's Clubs is probably Che most pow- erul and influential organization in |thr United States Iu members aroused by Che news that Congress would even de,en Co consider such Ian obviously destructive measure. ore keeping vgilaut eyes on Washington | |as a nrccautI0u.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
ABOLITION or 200
 YARD LLElT FAVORED
Meeting to Discuss Fishing ot Mouths of Streams Held--No
 Fishermen Attend

Abolition of aI 0shue whether with Gzcd or floating ecar within poo yards ol Che mouth of aI al- mon streams tn Che longitude east of Cape Spencer was favored by tho live attorneys four of whom repre- scutcd various packing companies. who were present at Che fisheries hearing held at Che City Uau hast Wednesday, upon can Of Hugh M smith. commissioner oi Che Buwu of Fisheries Tho arguments advanced are to be used by uo Bureau m de- tcrmunr tbc regulations to bo drafted applying to thc mouth O. salmon streams
 Present regulations prohih.. 0sh- mr with purse seIuos and dr.lt e.l. nets within goo yard. of au salmon streams and vi,hu 501 yards of certain specified streams FshHs with other gear Is prohibited within 500 yards of aI salmon streams
 No iud.vdua. fishermen nor no representative ol Che Tcrutor.aI Fisheries Commission was present a. Che hou.ne
 'Thc hcarme win rceouycnc In Se. attl. on November 70. whom It s thought Chat Che question win be gone into thoroughly.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
YUKON ATTORNEY HERE

w. L. Phelps .an attorney who has made hs home at Wm,chorsc. Yukon. for Che past twenty yoar and where Inc ifs manager ol Che electric light system. arrived hcre on Che Estcbcth Wednesday afternoon on professional business and hopes to get away for h.s home on Che Spokane tonight Mr. Phelps rcp- resented Southern Yukon on Che Iu- kon council for O number Of terms and Is a leading and influential c.ti- zen of the Territory lie recently visited Che Mayo district and pro- diets a wonderful future for ir In his opinion. it is by far thc most highly mIncraiizod arca over d.acov- cred in Che North.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
DOUBLE WEDDING

Uniting four won known and pop uiar young people of Juneau u wcd- ,... double wedding was pore formed by U. s. Comm .oucr q. B. L.rorre at h.a oH'ca Ias, Monday esenuE
 Ta. couples united In marriage wore W Wm Im.kea and pailos W.uud. aad Miss Beatrice Benson and Bernie s.yI Witnesses were Jrmcs Carlson and Harley Ruther- .orI
 ur syd is Che daughter Of Mr. aud ur D. E Benson Of Juneau and Mrs Wcrri ir Che daughter O. Mrs John Jan.kse'a also Of thi. place.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
ALASKA DAY OBSERVED
 IN JUNEAU SCHOOLS

An excellent program i'm commem orauon of Che purchase Of Alaska by tbc United States from Russia was given Tuccsday afternoon at Che Ju- ucau Wsh school.
 A splendid address was delivered by Mayor R. B. Robertson In which ho reviewed thc historical points and industrial progress Of the Terri tory.
 The complete program given at thc High School follows
 "su snme'ed Banner Audience "Aasta. My Alaska "..... Audience Reading. "Alaska. tho Great
 rnrI" Tooru Kanazawa "NoonlIeht Waltz" .......--.-.
 J. II. S. Girls Glee Club pano solo Virginia Mctzgar Recitation. "Thc Spell Of tho Yu-
 km" Frances Moworschmidt .Auumus Lullaby" "...............
 J H. S. Girls Glee Club Address Mayor R. E. Robertson "Junoau High School" School "Amqlca' ...-.-.-.- Audience
 Following hc program Che school vas dismissed for Che football gamc between Juneau High School and noueiu Fi-o Department which was won by Doueios with @ score 21-o. Three touchdowns and three goals were mado by Che Douglas team. 1lclncup Of Che two teams was.
 Douglas Nelson. Manlcy ends; Hollywood. Mccormick, guards; rooto. Anderson. tackles; Manning. w. shcrrIn Graham. halfbacks; Caru. muback. Smith quarterback; Anderson. center; IT. shorrin, substi- utc.
 Juneau Peabody. Janikscla. ends; Olson. Lo,k guards; White. Kirk ncNo- Britt Case haIfbacks' uolmquist Barraeor Quarterbacks' Clark center. Holt McNaughton substitutes
 Tho team average weight was 142 pounds
 Don't forget Winter & Pond'
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
BISHOP CRuONT RETURNING

Bishop J R. Crmout Is expected Co arrive hcrc on Che arrival ot Che steamship Northwestern. according to word received by Father A. J. Rae.tU Bishop Crmou, has boon m che Providence hop.,al In Seattle for Che past several weeks recover me uam Injuries received whom he vas struck by au automobile shortly auOr b.s arrival there several weeks a.O.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
DR. YOUNG IS APPOINTED
 HEAD PRESBYTERIAN MISSION

Dr. S. Hau Young has been op- pointed by Che Presbyterian Board of Homo Missions as superintendent of mission work n Alaska Co succeed Dr. James H. Condit who recently resigned to accept thc supcr.ntcnd- ency Of the Sheldon Jackson School at sitla.
 Dr. Young s now at WnueoIl and win leave therc shortly for caIiior- mia and Oregon where ho ha' con- ractcd to eivc a series Of lectures Uo expects Go return to Che North after December ! and win make hia holdouarters at Juneau
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
RICHARDsoNs TO LEAVE

Mrs. R. F. Richardson accom- panied by her children. win leave on
 Che Princess Alice Monday morning for Vancouver where the family
 Will reside this winter Mr. Rich ardson has been in poor health for several months and went Go Vancou- yer about three weeks ago for med icu treatment. lt is necessary that hc stay in Che south for some time and hIs family win remain with him.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
YOUR TROUBLES TO US

h thcrc any deutuuon In Juneau?
 Is horo any dcauuuon on Castncau Chanuei2
 Is any human being u this vicinity suffering through lack of food and clothing?
 Art any homes cold and choerlca through lacb Of fuel?
 Are any children prevented from attending school on ac- count of having no shoes or clo,bIue2
 rs hcro any case of deserving charity Iu this community
 rf any of tlo conditions de- serIbcd above arc known Go exist amy person having kuowl- edge Of them win confer a favor by reporting thcm to Tho srol- lers Weekly 0ud stops win be immediately taken Go afford relief and. at tbo amo ume. che striclcat confidence win bo ob- served
 We do not know that thc present period oi uuomploy- ment is aGccuus to a degree bordering on hardship amy fam uy or person iu tha part of Alaska but If such hardship Is being experienced. The srol- Iers Weekly desires to be iu- formed Of iL
 Il any deserving person Is m need Of rci.ol Jet us know and it win bc given
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
NO TRACE FOUND
 OF MISSING MAN

No clew has yet been found Of Capt Olof Dybvik. master of Che halibut boat Valhalla. who disap- pcarcd early Tuesday morning. He was last seen by his friends when hc left Che Goidon North cigar store at o'clock Tuesday morning for Che city dock. Sam Jacobson, deep sea diver has been searching the bot- tom Of Gasuncau Channel In the vicinity Of Che city float since ycs- tcrday. Capt Dybuk carried a large roll Of money when he was last seen and it is believed he is the vic- um of foul play. Authorities arc communicating with a brother of Capt. Dybvik at Ketchikan.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
HARDY APPOINTED
 CHIEF DEPUTY MARSHAL

NO Hardy. deputy u. s marshal. has been appointed temporary chief deputy IT. & marshall according Co a statement made by '. s. Marshal George D. Beaumont Mr. Hardy hos been acting as chief deputy since thc first of thc month when w. w.
 Casey Jr. lcu that o0ico. w. R. caretcr. deputy U 8 marshal haa boon promoted to tho position of oi- flee deputy loft vacant by Mrliardy
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
DUNN TAKES OFFICE
 AS U. S. CLERK MONDAY

Formal transfer Of Che od.cc of clerk of ho U. S. District Court from ]. w. Bell to J. H. Dunn win tako place at 9 o'clock next Mon- day morning. according Co a atate- mont made at tho clcrks ooice.
 Mr. Dunn arrived here from An- cborare last Tuesday on Che s,cam- ship Northwestern.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
TAX COLLECTOR RETURNS

E. la Hunter Territorial taN coi- Isetor returned this week on Che steamship Northwestern, having boon away from Juneau for more chan two months and during which ume he visited most Of Che towns in Che Interior and westward Alaska in thc Interest of his. onico.
 lie was able to collect a very sub t,nual sum for tho Territorial treasury .ond had htte trouble in tbe collection of taxes. he said,
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
SENTENCES ARE
 IMPOSED BY REED
Motion Filed in Nelson Case Over uled-Pleads Not Guilty-Gnnd
 Jury Excused Until Monday

A sentence of two years at Me- Neil's island was imposed dn Gerald Robertson this morning by Judge T M Reed in Che .. s. district court. Robertson was arraigncd last Mon day and through his' attorney. J. ". Kohoo entered plea Of guilty lie was charged with larceny in a dHcl- ling at Haines.
 IT, Wcstcott was sentenced to serve l6 months in Che local federal Ian. lie was charged with obtain ing money under false pretensos and entered a plea Of guilty last Mon- day.