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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

comes tho Princess Victoria. 300 feet long, 40 feet beam. and follows Che Princess Adelaide and Princess Alice. 29O feet each. with 46 feet beam.
 When completed Che Princess Louise win have rooms for 300 pas songcu Including li seconds. There Is accommodation In Che great dln- ing saloon for 1l0 persons at a sit- tug. Am innovation in coastwiso passenger ships is separate second class dining ant smoking rooms. The llfcboas arc swung on Steward dayits .and there is a rofrIgoratlng plat nuniciont for a carload of per- ishablcs. The freight department is profdcd with powerful dorricks. one with lifting power Of 10 tons.
 splendidly Finished
 Mir. R. All. B. s. C.. a well known Scotch designer and formerly chief draftsmau for Fairdeld's Glasgow. is head designer Of thc vessel for the Wallace Company Mr. r. Glider sleeve. who did much of Che splcu- | did interior decorating Of Che Hotel ! Vancouver. is Che architect in charge Of Che interior decoration. It ls be- ! lioyed. when completed. that Che vessel win present one Of Che most attractive and artistic interiors of any ship on the coast.
 The main entrance is solid pol lshcd paneIlcd walnut; the cabins. white enamel with mahogany trim mlngs. The duIug-room win be flight oak. with Che stairway leading Co large open sitting rooms and writing saloons. an Of polished ma- lhogany A large handsomely de- signed builtm buffet win occupy part ol one end of the dinIng-room. The lcadcd lights win included Brit ! ish Columbia scenes and sprays Of British Columbia flowers. tAc beau- uful dogwood blossoms. Mr. Glider sleeve is already receiving congrat- .ulauons on Che beauty Of Che decor- alton scheme he has prepared for Che ship.
 It s understood that Captain Slater. now master Of Che steamer ! Princess Alice. and one Of Che most highly regarded uavisators of north cru coastwIsc waters. win Doe given command of Che Princess Louise when she goes into commission. and Chief Engineer Pctugrcw now of Che Alice. win have charge of Che machinery department
 The Princess Louise win Doc on Che Southeastern Alaska to Vancou- yer run next year, taking Che place of Che Princess Royal With Che cn- trance Of Che now Louise on Che rum. Juneau and other Southeastern Alaska towns win Doe served by a bout that Is second to none on the Pacific coast
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

Everett Nowou loft for Ono south on Ono Alamoda Thursday after visiting witch hts father for Che past four weeks Ho win enter Lincoln High School at soauto.
 Mrs. L. o. Grimes. wife of a mor- chaut at Kodiak. passed through Ju- ncau on Che Admiral Watson after a short trip to Che south
 Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Carlson and thoIr two children returned to Ju. uoau on tho Admiral Watson Thurs day morning from a Grip to Seattle They accompanied One remains oI Che late John Do Carlson to soattl, for burial
 Miss Luzelle Candold. teacher In tbo Juneau public schools. returned on Che Admiral Watson from Bcl lueham. Wash. wore she spent hol yacation
 George Dro.bolbics well known Alaska. arrived here on Che Alameda A. F. ZIpf manager of Che Car l.slc Packing Company is a pa en ger south on Che Alameda from Coz doya
 James L Frooburn. manager o Che ChIchagof miuo. was a paaen ger on Che Alameda for a busIncs Grip Go Che south
 Bob Shafor. oidtimcr Of thc west ward passed through Juneau on tb. Alameda for % visit In Che south.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
MSS BURKE MARRIED
 TO A. VAN MALVERN

Announcement has hccu received here O. thc wedding ol Miss May Burke to Mr. Arthur vun Mayom at sItIe as. Tuesday, They are now touring through California.
 N. Burke aueht for two years m Uc Juneau public schools She .et here Ia., spring.
 Mr. Yam Nayom Is representa- tive ol Che Wo, Coast Grocery Conn nug of Ta.oma and has had hs headquarters u Juneau for Che past etDmI yolrs
 They win return to Juneau Co make ncr home about Che middle 70. October.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
MOVE TO JUNEAU

Il.k Wilson newly upuHH..I special officer for Che suppression o. .he liquor tlnc. moved hs .am.N
 and household goods from Iroadueu ,o Juneau yesterday and .s now com. lorab'y located Iu ou. O, rle houses owned by Mrs Nonteomer Davis near Che head o. Franklin street. The Wilson am.E being 0ue o. musicians and active in an kinds o. local dours. win h. desirable a.- 1uauor to Juneau
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
PARKS IN CORONA

George Parks chief of Che Alaska Division Of Che General Land Omcc was at Cordoya last week. uo had just returned from a trip to Che in. tcr.or and is to take Che d steamer from Cordoya to One wost ward. Ho win probably visit An. choracc and Kodiak and return ,o Juneau In September
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
ALL FRIENDS OF EDUCATION

The executive committee of Che Juneau pmoui-Tolchcr Association wish to announce that an frlonds of education in Che vicinity arc Invited
 Jo not only bc present at Che frt meeting of Che Association of Che year, September G. but are also urged Co become members and active workers iu Che Association ho uac- u.uc# of which it is desired to cz- tend further chan in previous years.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
WIFE OF ADMIRAL LINE
 OFFICIAL M HOSPITAL

Mm. c. E. Fiyo, wifc of Che gene eral freight agent for Che Pacific Steamship Company was'aken from Che Admiral Watson to Che st Ann hospoial for medical treatment Thursday morning whom Che steam ship dockod here.
 Mrs. Flyc is accompanying her husband on tour Of Che coast ol Aaska and was taken suddenly .u aboard Che ship shortly before it ar- rived here shc is greatly improved today
 Mr. Five ia at Che Gasunoau hotol
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
cORDOvA PHYSICIAN MARRIED

Word has been received In Juneau of He marriage or Doctor Walter Wooton Council of CorJoya and Mics Jane Rocauua Murray u &. Commissioner K L. Robinson of- Gc.auuE Following Che ceremony Ono friends Of Che couple gave @ banquet for their pleasure The bride visited here with Mrs. J IT, Kline while cu route to Cordova re- coaf.y
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
DRY GOODS HAN A BENEDICT

T L. AIcn. head Of Che dry goods department iu Coids,c.us Emporium
 returned Jhis week from trip Go tho outside which wls of consider lbIe importance Go him In chat he 1roush, back a bride W.th him. ior- mcry Mics Jean shou'tcs of Mlrys- Vuc Wash Mr. Alicu has many friends n Jmoou who wiU extend % hearty welcome fo Mrs Allen
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
MISS HAMMER WILL
 TEACH AT DOUGLAS

Miss Miriam Hayncr has been cu- gagged Go toach in Che Douglas High School thIs winter and win arrive here ou Che Alameda Miss Hayuu is making her first trip to Alaska. having travelled extensively in other parts of Che world She was born In China and clmc to America Iu here carly rrlhood. She Is grade uatc of Che University of Washing ton.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
F. w. BRADLEY ARRIVES

Pred w. Bradley president of both the Alaska TroaIwoli and Alas. ,a Juneau N.uue Companies arr.v- nd ou Che Princess Royal Tuesday slt and Ia Che suoat of ha brother. T. E Bradley at thc attera home In rrndVcI Mr. Bradley Is north ou trip of Inspection and win remain
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
NEW EXALTED RULER

Walter J Nanahau is Exalted Ruler oi thc Juneau EikH but bc has lost out at home -or win as soon ls a certain sub-eNaltei ruler gets home from thc hospital where he arrived Thursday morning Tho utIc mother and son are reported as getting along nicely but Walters case s somewhat doubtful Also. his mpuy friends are u danger Of smoking too much.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
MISS PERELLE WILL
 TEACH AT LATOUCHE

Miss Emma per.iie win leave Ju- uelu neNt wee. ou the steamship Alameda for Lat1leue where sae win teach u the Territorial s.hooi Niss Pweuo Is Juneau girl and for Che past tvo years has attended Che University of Washington at s.- atrr.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
REV GBEENNa GOES OUTSIDE

Rev. n. F Grceu.ng after dli.ug hc local Methodist paaioratc for nearly two years. accompanied by his wife and daughter lctt for Che ou.h ou Ono Princess Royal ycstcr- ay The Greetings m1dc many Friends In Juneau and were given many tokens Of Che friendships amcI here before their departure.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
rHIELE TAKES OFFICE

Nu ThcIc. recently appointed surveyor general for Che Territory assumed ho duties of h.s onicc Thursday of th.s week uc .s also Territorial secretary cX-omcIo. Thus ar Wr Tho.lo has not announced amy changes In his oG.ec forces
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
VISITING PRINCE RUPERT

Charles E"Hs...n W1s U passenger ... Primo. Rupert or the Princess Royal and a.u Ute.r he home rues- day re.. 0r tH. Princes Alice .u ... ..... .HHt n. ..u complete his .Hr. .t Rupert between tnIs ai-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
SOCIAL NOTES

Mu. J Laumcr Gray entertained wth bridge Friday and Saturday afternoons at her home on Seward and Seventh streets
 In honor of her iih birthday Miss Frances Meacrchm.lt enter auci Saturday night at lhc Roseilc studio. Tho guests were Barbara Harrison. Myrtle Price Marjorie Charles Nona say.or Katherine Mcaerchm.dt Evelyn Judaou Julia staricr Eau Hunter Walter Foo.c Jack Buriord. Henry suuv Euorc s-anrmL Russell Richardson. Jas. Couuou and Arthur Peterson
 Miss NcacrchmIdt was assisted .n Che entertaining ol hor guests by bcr sister, Nu M J. Bayari.
 Nr Elmer Friend entertained witch br,dr, Thursday afternoon at ber home ou Fuh and East streets
 Complimentary Go Mrs. u e. Cooley of Thaue Mrs. Alvin Gold- stein and Mrs. Ceoreo Basket who arc leaving shortly for .tho south. Mrs a. L Faulkner entertained Wh bridge luncheon Wclucada, afternoon at her homo ou Seventh auI Main s.roe..
 Mrs AJ FIckou cntcr'a.ucd witch bridge last week aI her home com seventh and Main streets
 For Che pleasure Of Miss Wlhe' mne Kctcnba.r who leaving .or her homo n Portland th's wook act BuriorI entertained uumh.. . of young people lt his homo Wed. ucslay night
 Tho rucs.s Wc.o. Misses Narurc. sursrcII Mary Ncoso Graves Mw
 ue-te Bono Hunc. Hwurar Ey. rrnr. uHm Smith N.wma shat uu.k Nadee and Alice Ca.e Jacob Bnt Howard cas.. Bud smith CW .u sbatu.s Wayne Summers Eu, Hunter Everett NoveI Dan Rw rL LeEo, Nestal
 
 The Noo.. lodge rlgo imc Friday u.sb. m the Moose mI rh. dance was to batc been given Wed ucslay night but was postponed .o. .tae public dance given u homo. %. the crow ol ,he r S destroyer rnsey
 Mrs H TT Tnnn entertained W.u | a party Wednesday afternoon lo. Mrs Fred Morrow. who lel, Friday for hor homo in Kam.oons B. c. after spending One summer as ta. guest ol Nr. J. N Campbell
 VaImou Grr. entertained w.th g . tfcltcr part. s.urlaE afternoon {, ...cbut. his r.H.a nr.adav Alter ihc hor. -He young people Wor
 served lunch at One Gross home on Gold ue.t avenue
 Mr a. -F. Frenwear win .ntcr
 an Tuesday afternoon for Mrs George Basket who leaves ln- hc home iu Portland r..t fudav
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
FULFus HER NAME

The destroyer TInrer which was n port Wednesday u.sht smashed Into Che launch Amy. owned by Che Alaska Juneau Company al. One AL iock doIug damage to Che smaller craft I'm Che amount of SI2nO.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

I5-Room House. partly furnished. central location rent cheap Inc qu.ra Chas Anderson. 220 Second St
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
DIVORCE GRANTED

t h... N.NuH was granted I.....'.ram c. P. MeNutt Thurs I.r morning hr Iudr. Robert W.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
CHURCH NOTICES
-l.-.r.r Chnrch

A.... ....... aAAINN
 Morning worship uf tl.Nn suh- I... rh. oIones of Che Gross. iu tHr n.a.. n Produces
 Bible hoo. .t i1.l5.
 Sunday school at rhlHc at lo.O0. Eur.rr worship at 1sn Dr. &. Ha. Iolr- N.I preach from Che ah.o. rle Wrestling Match
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
YET ANOTHER
 PRINCESS BOAT
Canadian Pacific Company surpass- ing An Previous Records With
 Princess Louise

Tho Vancouver Province has Che following which is of interest Go an southoaatern Alaska.
 At high udo on Monday, August 29. British Columbia's shipbunding industry win put another feather In is cap with Che launching or tho splendid Princess Louise for tho Canadian Pacific Railway Companys coastwise 0oct The ship win Doe on- uroly a British Columbia product She win cost million and Q hali dollars
 Wallace shipyards Limited ai North Vancouver have expended every cnort to build a vessel chat win prove Go Che world that British Columbia can turn out as artisu, and highly-nnished a boat as any O. Che more widely advertised yards O. Europe
 The construction of Che Princes. Louise carries with it very mucl greater Interest than Che mere addi uon Of another passenger steamer Go Che coastug fleet On her per formancc after she is finished rest much Of thc responsibility Of fu ure orders If she is as sausfac ury as she is expected Go be it l. mid Chat Che c. p. R. and othc. British Columbia steamer scryice win not hereafter SO to Che Tyne O. tho Clyde with their orders. cyoi when Che finest and fastest vessel are required.
 Biggest of Fleet
 Tho Princess Louise. named l honor of he first steamer Che Cana diam Pacific operated on Che PacI0 coast win be thc queen Of th coastwisc fleet in tonnage. and wll bc second In length. She win als. hc in am especially desirable posi- uon with rcgrd to her utility a auo has been constructed to spec.n cations which permit her deepsoa o Wcu u coastwisc certificates Sh is of atcoL l,2OO uoss tons. 330 fee over al and 3I7 feet B. D.. with beam of lS fcoLand a depth of IS. lcct She win be am economical uo consumer. having a single screw. anl engines of A5Oo b. Do. and she vii mako about 175 knots. Her apcci Gcauons can for 1C knots. but it il expected she win exceed them. a she has been constructed with ycr. mc lines.
 The Princess Charlotte is 3f2 fee over all 330 B. P. but has a narrow or beam. and her gross is 300 tom less chan Che new Louise. Mex
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
MISS WHITE LEAVES

Miss Lena White who has been visiting for tho past three weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. J. White. le0 Friday morning on Che Princes Royal for siatde where she win resume her duties as ubraf- ian for the Seattle Chamber of Com merec. Alaska division.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

Nana.mo Coal for rainy days Fommer G Ritter Transfer Phone 11A
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

Femmcr E Ritter Transfer C0ll Feed Storage Seward St. Phone uA
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

Canadian steamer Princess I.... arrived He-. rueaI.. etcn.ne n. I.- tourists ahaarI and H...... .. following passengers lor Iu... u. Hor.Hs Mrs. J. GmI- o. r. " Bradley. r. P CoaNn. .N- Sunni. E A UarIr and u. Mis-. T.. eor Miss E Ia.kr1n. MI. N Enrcg A A Humtrey lU. t. l N..on N. e Rogers
 and F.nse
 -.mn sailed sruthbomt r.. morning at Q o'clock witch ... ....re passengers from Ju.
 Mn. J. w UlrurI D. K u.mmH. U-n.rt la.e William U ... Nr w. e CarIbere. N. ..r.b.e Martin Gluuas. H ImrHr w ra.mIer Cm I.MH. ... Long John Long Royal H". r e u.e- T. J. Dobb. Nar- .r.- .... H r. GrernIue Mrs IT en.rr Margaret Crcen.ue ,... I..H.. Wmf. N.. Johnson E n Wm Prod Howard for seat- m. U.-. uLalr. O.H Ncoudey Mrs. H... H.Ie Nr. D. L. Couture Pat -... J. A. Stewart Jaeob- son. ..I. eodae.n for Prince \ Warmed. Helen C.r- . .." O.r'H.r- W Criberr lr.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
nnnrLa. Ial-.. Er-ar.ln

Mrs w. EIH.r .u. Mrs. Robert cousaHu gave u delightful luncheon last T1ciaE Iu. afternoon w"
 n.u. r'Une ordr. Ia. loNoW- ue were present. Mrs. Emor smith Mrs. w. E Cahu Nr. F. H. Ja.eW Mrs. E. J. Wmf. N#. J.eear 0N ror White Mn. Ja..r won on. bead nrIe and Nr. WH.c Che ou'
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

Read The strollcr.s Weekly
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

Nr and Mr. I.m. Cws.oo eu. tortaucI vm a dinner pary tor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald whose wedding anniversary was Co.e- bu.eI Tuesday evening Those pres. .ut vore Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald Mr. and Na E. J. Wh.te Miss Lena Whi. Nr A Sutherland
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27
STEAMSHIPS NORTH
 AND SOUTH BOUND

Tho steamship City of Seattle ar- r.s,d hero at s a. m. Wednesday uIh hc' following passengers for Juaesu Mrs IA Morrison. Miss A. Morrison Eun Clark. Grace Clark. Jewel Cars. c. H Hawkins Miss c C. MrNabon. Marion Robertson. N c.eu3 Mahcr Miss Ea Charles Henry uuu w. Bunyou. r. cr.eu leaving hero for Che north vrre Miss Mary Connolly. N- and Mrs B RoruIoId and child. Miss B EaeIalc Mrs. Mary Bliss. MT and Mrs. L D. Henderson for sueuay. F Car.borm for Ha.ucs
 Tn. steamship smiled sou.hbouud
 !. m. Saturday uth Che following r..r-.r Mrs N LcRoy Miss Ena Nlueb Mrs. F L. Mo,ealf 1.- .sHfl.. uts. A. T. Coleman. Mrs E.h.r. s.ott U u FrIcsc. D. B. uar- rur m- ke.ohtan C. F Hubble. D... D.l.r or Wrmreil
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

steamship Alameda urlreda
 arrived Hnm tH. westward at b o
 THHHIlr and sailed sou,hbomi r.. m. following nlss.ue.u Mrs J s N..mr. Madeline Valentine. I Hr..hrrr Martha L Woy " ....I William stewart Mrs T N...u. Mrs. t W Swds.rom I H sm.r. H.rr. Baker. w. HrtcI " Nnn..H Ne.s Larson for Sent It..ou A Woalahl w Rain. Tn. h.t.r.sUr
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

Tn. II..l steam hip Company ....m. No-thVcstern arrived here from .ne south at a. m Weiuc
 ... rIr on. oTov.us passengers . Iuan Nr anI Mrs. ?. h. Allen. Mabel N.,o- N w Go.ds,e.u. PN N.eu-. Mrs. stark aud two chii
 leaving tor tbc vcst r.rI N.-a Mr. and Me Frank r.... and .lII for sslsvay. Bred 1.m.r.. Mrs. May irIm A. N Bowl. John Nas. for Coriov. M U E w w Bu.hcHer Mr. and Mrs. M $ WHoa for vadcr Bars M F. Ho.ben Mary Nouae'c for s r Van N'arew for La-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

steamship Admiral Watson r.. 0.. at a a m Tb1rla, nI m. following passengers for ru.u MI. LHnUe Cmued Mr. ... Hu w. C. Carlson. Mrs. Alfred
 r
 for Western Na.sa Mr. and Mrs George Howard Tn. r..u. Mrs. Lue Martin for .u.u c.-f Tm,e caL J G. ~ tor r.u.t L. M Cau.sm. ... mr Anchorage. w. B. "r.. .r s...rI
 Tho t.m.I Watson s in com
 ' Captain Peter Obut n Capt. CharIc. GIaecoeN
 The steamship Hft se-
 ".. fs.0 toms %. freight
 which |. .or Western hIaeso tI.... s.e.m..p Comnaa,
 m.. I....er .er Seattle ye.tcr- |r aI n. uIoH.ne passengers
 I...n Mrs. l. A. Gilman J. J. H. Mrs. J J. D.ra Miss I HmeHr. Miss c Martin IT. J. H.-u and nI. Mrs Ncu N.U. Mr. and Mrs. James
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

The Nnos. 'oIr. eIyo u dance Friday nigh. In ta. Moose mu The dance was to have bc.n given Wed uc.Jly ueht bu. was postponed 'o. rbc ruhI.. dance given in homo. %. .he crew ol One r s. destroyer Tneer
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-08-27

Mrs. e. F. Fr..nwear win .utcr .un Tuesday afternoon for Nr George Basket who Io.re ln- ho. home In Portland next Friday
Phoenix tribune., 1921-01-15
s Message Broad in it's Conception
MOTION PICTURES
TO AID STARVING
CHILDREN OF EUROPE

All county chairman of the Euro
pean relief council have been asked
to cooperate with the motion picture
interests which through their nation.
al organizations have agreed to save
from death 25O,00O of the 3.5OO,O0O
starving children of central and east
ern Europe. Arizona headquarters
of the council at Phoenix in sending
out the letters quoted a wire from
Herbert Hoover, chairman of the
council. New York, which reads:
1--WE have received an invaluable
gift for the European children
through the cooperation of the mo-
tion picture industry of the United
States. They pledge to give publicity
in exery motion picture house of the
country through film called "The
Invisible Guest" They have set
aside January Goth when every mo-
tion picture theater will be open for
speakers and collection of funds. They
also have set said January 20, when
at 10 o'clock in the morning the
greatest children's party in the his
tory of the world will be held and
when a specially prepared film will
be shown All receipts on this latter
date will go to the European relief
council. 1t is vitality important that
you inform every city and district
chairman of these plans and ask
every organization to cooperate in
using to the fullest the splendid ia
cilities which the motion picture in
dustry place at our disposal"
Phoenix tribune., 1921-01-15
RESENTS Being
CALL "GREASER;"
STAYS OFFENDER

Austin, Tex, (National Negro Press
Association Service Mexican re-
sent being called Greasers. This was
demonstrated short while ago when
a white travelling salesman had his
throat cut from ear to ear after he
had referred to the Mexican people
as low-down greasers. The affair &C.
Cured upon a NJ. K. and T. train. 1t
appears that the white travelling
salesman came into coach which
was pretty well filled with Mexicans,
who were going to various points in
Texas and some to their home in
Mexico from the cotton fields and
labor camps. 1t appears that this
white man could find no seat He
became infuriated and blurted out,
it is said, in substance, the follow
ing: ut is an outrage that a white
man can't find a seat in a train, and
that all these low-down Mexican
Greassrs are comfortably seated
while l must stand up" 1t is said
that he continued this kind Of har-
arguing for several miles on the fast
moving train until one of the Mexi-
cans rose from his seat, pulled out
his knife and without any words or
quarrel, he proceeded to carve. up
this white salesman, cutting his
throat from ear to ear 1t is. said
that the man died almost instantly
When two other white men came to
the rescue of the injured man they,
too, were given their share. The
Mexican was arrested and put in jail
charged with murder, but it is said
that he has made no remarks except
that his people are men and thou
sands of them are citizens Of the
United States. 1t developed that
these people are as much opposed to
being called out oftheir names as the
Japanese people in this country are
tobeing called Japs, and that this is
just as distasteful to them as it is to
colored people to call them "nigger." "
The affair has created no little
comment, and it is said down this
way that it is the first lesson in a
course that the Mexican people in
tend to give to the white people of
the United States in referring to
them or addressing them in an un-
gentlemanly manner.