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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
B)scietIA
aLvAH d. MEYER .

She says. there will be- ore pott ~ tx.
hibit Of sixty pieces. contlining the
finest selections Of potter from allt,yer
the United States. with seven pieces ~
antique Pueblo Indian pottery. given by
the government To- the General F'cdcra.
ton"
Inquiries are being received Gaiy by
the committee from artists 81 various
places. some 81 which have come from
New Mexico. wishing o. plac. their
work here al that time.
The interior decoration exhibit viii he
unusually fine. and there viii also be
"a selection ~ work from local artists
that will be- # much concern.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
OWEN. III RROwS WEDDING
IL SOIENiNIIED.

Miss Bessie Lillian owen aud RAY
mend Ernest Burrows were married by
Rev. J u Stonall December "a. al Ire
doll Texas. In the presence oi only a
tow friends and relatives
Following the ceremony the Young
couple left Immediately for Wichita
Fails whrr, they will make their home.
Mr. Burrows h The daughter ST MIR
ana Mrs. r. NJ. owen OF this city. and
is well known In social circles here.
MI Burrows is the son Il Mr. and
AIRS James Burrows Of Amarillo. where
hc resided Ton several years. but ut
present Is employed as maohinist Tor the
NJ h. ana 7 ny, Company AT Wichita
Falls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
NEW sCARFS or
S0FTEST SILK.
HN Marinn Hale

NEW YoRK. Dec. 27-The scarf ia
apt TO be quite tho iovellest and most dis
tlncflve feature of mllady's apparel now.
adays because II ventures g. spftost and
most beautiful II mesheF mud darcs any
color or tone.
In fact she's liable % have quite a
selection 81 them 10 wrap about her
throat this spring when she d.scards
her wrap Tor the coat dress heavy
enough TO DEFY III, ye; chin hreczes and
turns from felts and vclyrts o. s1tlus
FOR her hats
This Erpf and Garh, scarf o. hand
woven Of silk threads su soft that the
whole thing would pun through your
wedding ring
In color II Is a misty violet quite the
tone 10 bring out the smart lines uf the
idaife hat with its clever metal orna'
ment.
The hat II satin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
CONTEST WINNERS TO BE
ENTERTAINED.

With the closing Of six months
contest IN which points We're made on
attendance and ON visiting the sick
and strangers In the city. held by the
momhcrs Of Circle No. . of the First
Baptist Church. tho winning side. thc
Nips. will be- entertained al the home
OF the circle president, Mrs, " T.
I""rv. 1904 Harrison street Thursday
afternoon az o'clock.
The contest was brought 10 close
last sunday with splendid reports
from both sides. who. at the beginning
of the contest. adopted the names OF
the Nip and Tucke
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28

Helen ana Lot Tavern Of Clarendon.
We're the Christmas guests Of DR.. and
Mrs. Warner and family.
Miss Aria Mcclure. who Is teaching
at MobeetIe. spent Christmas with Aer
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. win Mcclure
and her sister. Mrs. l.. p. white Of
Claude.
Mrs Ray Wilson OF Wichita Fans
with her little son, Is spending the
holidays with her parents. Mr.. and
AIRS. \. V. Nelson. ana family.
Mr and Mrs. Anderson OF Kansas
are the guests OF their daughter. Mrs
McConnelly, at the Christian patson.
age.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
y. !. CAMPBELL WEEDS
MISS CINNE DAVIS.

y j. Campbell II this city and Miss
Clyne Davis. were married Sunday. ~.
ocfnh"r ~. az oklahoma city.
The couple returned to Amarillo yes.
to-day morning Mr.. Campbell recently
cam" % Amarillo from oklahoma city.
where b" was a prominent business
man. and has opened The Booterie, n
new shue company here. having made
many friends during his short stay In
this city. Mrs. Campbell is popular in
ioial circles Of Oklahoma CITY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
INFORMAL DINNER GIVEN
BY MIR. AND MRS. JAMISON.

Mr.. and Mis- Frank Iamisln enter.
ialned with dinner of pretty appoint
ments Monday evening at then home
7l5 West sixteenth street
Polnsettas and other Yul,tldc d.c0ra
tons added t0 ,hr at'ractiycnce, az me
roums and table. ana following deli
cious course dinner. au informal even
ing of music and merry conversation
was enjoyed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28

and his friend Mr.. Anderson Of Wei.
lington
Mr.. and Mrs. D. l.. Kerrick had az
guests MFR. and Mrs. l.. G. Grimes OF
washburn and MIR. Nesbdtim of OF.
tawa. Kan. Mr.. Nesbaum IL assisting
with weeks program In the Interest
II rural community building that Is
being held this week AT Washburn.
Mrs. y. o. wilson entertained with
q family dinner. Among her guests
were her daughters. mrs. Robert WI.
son OF Amarillo and Nrs. Meeks bod.
son Of Dallas, and their little daugh.
tiers.
j. W Martin and daughters, Mildred
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
GENERAL FEEDER iTION EN.
hits TO RI RROt GIT HERE.

The art committee Of m. city FEEDER
alton that is holding AN art exhibit her
next week January 60 e. BE- I'm re-.
ceipt 81 letter from Mrs Dlwley
ernl Federation in which she states that
this IL listed among the largest and most
expensive exhibits that have been placed
IN Texas rs The General Federation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28

Worthy, Mr.. ard Mrs. Albert 'Ru,her
ford. Conway. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Ruth.
erford and family of worthy Mr. and
Mrs VIII Rutherford and family OF
vaga.
MIR and Mrs RUTHERFORD were assisted
IN entertaining by Miss Maggie Ruth.
.rford and Floyd Rutherford who are
the only children still left at home.
II was a happy family reunion
Other family reunions marked the
Christmas festivities. Rev. and Mrs.
Hawkins had az their guests their
daughter. Mrs. Park and family OF
Amarillo, their sons, Marcellus Of State
University. and Chandler at Memphis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
COMMITTEES APPOINTED At
MEETING or ELDERS.

~ q recent meeting Of the elders Of
tho First Christian Church commit.
tr" was appointed whose duty II is Ia
ne inmate elders deacons ana deacon
rgec' for 1922 J G. Winn. r. G. Nor
Iisun aud Mrs T. W Dodson wcr,
named. The committee will report next
SUNDAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
business Acunen.

Father had invested iu O ticket 10
the merry goround for his youthful
son and was surprised to see thu latter
thoughtfully watch The cavof'ing ami.
innls aud make no effort To get aboard
Whats the matter DON'T yhu like
it, he asked
'oh, yes" replied the canny youth.
But was just wondering whether
III get longer ride II had the horse
On the inside circle or one Of the lions
un the outside row"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
RUTHERFORDS GIVE
CHRISTMAS DINNER
Special 70 The Nsws

5pecIhI % The NeWs
CLAUDE. Dec saturday. De
cember "a. at their country home. Mt
ana Mrs Il. n. Rutherford gave Il
Christmas dinner IN honor Of their chill
dren, grandchildren and friends More
than nifty guests enjoyed the genial
hospitality of this typical country
home. where there is always plenty Tor
everybody and warm welcome for all
Those present were MIR and Mrs. l. y.
henderson and family of Claude. Mr.
and Mrs. c. l.. Byrd and family. Mr.
and Mrs. H. u. Kemp and family, Mr.
aud Mrs George Jones Mr.. and Mrs
Gordon Lauderdale and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Avery Gano and family OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
MISSIONARY SOCIETIES Will
MEET IN JOINT SESSION.

The Womans and Belle Bennett Mis-
sionary Societies OF the Polk street
Methodist Church will meet IN Joint
.essiun this afternoon 81 o'clock in ne
odd church annex. a. hear Dr. STANLEY
". Iiayne lecture on Social Service d"
\ short business session viii b. held
after the regular meeting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28

and all sorority members IN the city
are invited To attend
All reservations should be made be-
fore Thursday noon by calling Mrs,
Steve Trigg at phone 1891.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
DOWN on THE FARM" WILL
RI Feature At MATINEE.

An interesting Mack Scnnett Comedy
Down on the Firm" has been secured
Tor the ohildren's matinee saturday. De-.
ceinbet 81, az the Mission Theatre. The
show begins promptly al $50 o'clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
I CENTRAL COUNCIL. WILL
POSTPONE MEETING.

The Central Council Of partni.TCtch.
srs' clubs wiz not meet mtn Monday.
Inmrry .. owing "a thu fact thar next
Monday is holiday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
Amarillo KiwahIs Club viii oold n.

Amarillo kiwahls Club viii mold IFS
weekly luncheon 81 1916 O'Clock today
a, the Amarillo Hotel This weeks
bulletin IN members urges Thorn 20
nuke ninns to bring their wives or
sweethearts 10 the annual installation
~ oeram 20 be Thursday night. Jnn. r.
Members must notify J y. Coe n they
plan 10 attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
CITYBRIEFS
r. L. Shackleferd. I0i North raslor

TX. l.. Shackiei0ru. lV' Norm Tayloi
street fireman for the Fort Worth and
Denver. lost his right foot when he at
tempted to board his engine at Claren
don Sunday night II was found nee
c7saI9 a. amputaic the foot JUS. abov,
the ankle. u is reported that he Is
doing well
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
LUNCHEON TO HI GIVEN
ny Pan HELIE\ICS.

The members of the Pan.IIcllcnic Clul
win entertain with luncheon at IA,
ANA no Hotel. al I O'Clock Friday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
DExery Christmas package his beer

delivered said Acting Postmaster w.
- DsGrassi Tuesday afternoon We
had every kage that arrived b. this
office over sunday distributed by Mon.
day al noon. We an" proud of this
record and personally wish 10 thank
an employees Of the postoffice for their
untiring efforts displayed during the
emergency"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
c. +. Casileberry and J. W. Westly

prominent farmers m the Fairview
community 10 miles northeast OF
Happy. are IN Amarillo relative 10 sell
Ing advertising space on a stare cur.
tain for the school house. with thfs
curtain Il II believed that II win be
easier 10 give community entertain.
ments.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28

Miss Ella DOhrman. a rOomer; Mrs.
Charles p. WOODBURY. and little Dorothy
RUSSELL were almost overcome by gas
escaring from leaky gas pipe few
days ago az the j. VI Russell home.
i0li Taylor street 4 physician was
summoned and upon his arrival an
three We're found In a critical condi.
ton. All three have completely re-.
covered from the effects.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28

slonse TO a telegram from his mother
stating that her home was destroyed by
a cyclone which struck that city
Christmas morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
MIR. Henry Gould. 1900 Madison

street, viii keep open house Friday
afternoon for an former studerts OF
thr College OF Industrial Arts a. Den.
ton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28

Members Of the local chapter 81 the
Doherty Mems Fraternity will hold
their annual banquet at the Amarillo
Hotel Friday night az O'Clock. ". G..
Pipkin and Frank a. Jamison will be-
the principal speakers. Other enter.
tainment features are to be- arranged
Tor. Forty-siN employees of the city
Light and Water Company are mem.
hers OF the local chabter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28

I'D l.. Smith Of the Smith 4 Parks
Tailoring Company loft Tuesday morn.
iur Tor NacOgdoches. Texas. IN re.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-16
GOLD, SILVER, TIN
 10

|. l.. Johnson. lola,,vi n,e,I,per oI the i'll fated Casco expedition to S.fth- arn Siberia. who arrived here Friday on the Bear. brings the interes' ing news that gold. silver and tin have been found by prospectors in the re- zion surrounding Chuan Bay. located some 300 odd miles west of East tapt. Samples of all three minerals were oh- tained by G. F. Hausler. former mister of the wrecked Nome Schooner t.speranza. and others as a result "f prospecting during the past year.
 Ar. Hausler als" arrived on tho Bear but declines to make known just where the minerals are located.
 According to Mr. Johnson. six mem bcrs of the Casco party wintered It various points along the north Sber- ian Coast, all with one oi' two excep- tions being engaged in active pros pecting or tripping. Johnson hiun- self spent the winter of 19l9-20 at the mouth of the .Nma2uema River near Nor.h Cape where he engaged in trao- ping. The succeeding summer was spent in prospecting. Last winter h" located for a time at Cape Serge and spent about :, weeks with the Amlind : sen party. which helped him throug'i d long illness induced by the hard ships of along mush across country. He states that prospecting is carried on only under great difficulty.
 No fuel is to ha hra
 small quant
 almos. out oi
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-16
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gets haG some distance from tine coast where tnb4r is to be found IL is a W.s ta zf tim. fa1- al'Xupe tG prospect along tn barren coast dre;l. h. says.
 John &rbers, Carl I.ofdahI and Julius SilNlnan. San Francisco men and survivors of the Casco party, wt1- following th wreck of that famous vessel. Last winter part of the crew in .appng and prospecting.
 Ernest flhn, of san Francis .o who spent list winter at North Cape also airivd on the Cutter Bear G. r. Hasler wintered at Chuan Buy. where hi vessel the Esperanza was wreckedin the fall of 1920.
 l.. ,. McGurk, Il brother of l.. <. Mcurk. leader of the Casco expo. dition. engaged in running a trad- ing posnt East Cape for .he HibbarI s;wense Company.
 Joh"n saNs grub Was very sc'Get last mter and but for the presence and enerous spirit of Capt. RquId \ ndsen. wh" helped 'he peorln for I E along the q" llta coast l., sur. pas provisions from his ship stores. :n,y bon whites and natives. would II suffered severely.
 IT. Johnson Will remain lr Nome fta while and exre, l. :o leave. for s Francisco in th7 fa!,
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-16

of wind an" tide directed the course of their tiny vessel toward a point where mist shrouded cliffs loom p! dark1y ever the foaming sea. fine gale was still LWging fiercely and as their vessel swept down upon the rocky shore the two half famished and near exhausted men had all but given up hope of preservation. when by some merciful intervention of pro- yidence the wind suddenly fell and al most before they could realize their good fortune the sea became sinsti- larly calm. Mir. Bishop says it seemed almost miraculous. as they were all most on the rocks and facing what they believed to be almost certain death. The little vessel finally struck the shore and was wrecked but neither of the occupants were injured After getting safely ashore they made their way to one of the native settlements. where they were hospitahly received and given food. As no vessel came to the island before the freezeup. escape was Impossible and the two men Were compelled to depend upon the kindly charity of the meagerly provided is- landers during the winter. In detail- ing his experiences with reference to this period. Mir. Bishop says they cer- tainly accomplished solution to the high cost of living problem. grub be- ing a decidedly scanty commodity.
 Both were taken on board the Bear when :he cutter arrived enroute ta Siberia, where pr. Brning, who is said to be veritable Wandering Jew, decided to remain.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-16
NEAR FIST BATTLE IN SENATE OVER BONUS BILL

Washington, July 15-F.sts wefe shaken and |, free for 4ll Night between Senators MeCumbtr, Reed, Robinson, and Watson of Geargil was narrowly ;tVerted this afternoon. when Reed eharesd that Mco'umber, who was ex- plaining Why il Was necess: rN to re- commit the Soldiers Bonus Bit.
 Reed referred to McCulnbef as "de- iivering a canned fun 'ral ol~ition. . Tn Latter at once became angry and invited Reed and Scn.taI. Robinson.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-16
ARGONAUTS ENCOUNTER
 DISASTROUS EXPERIENCE

To drift for six days in a disabled launch amidst raging seas and roaring winds until driven ashore on bleak and isolated island to face an Arctic back-this Was the Xperience of Dr. F. R. Bruing and Dell Bishop follow ing their departure from Nome enroute to the Salt Lake section in an open launch last fall, according to Bishop, who returned to Nome on the Bo IF after living through a precarious and scantily provided winter on St Law renee Island <. As related by Bishop, who' is a graphic tale teller, the story of their experiences appears move like tale drawn from the imagination l than q relation of an actual expcr- fence. Bishop and Dr. Bruing started out in a small launch during the early fall of 1920. bound for Salt Lake via Teller on a prospecting trip& On reaching the vicinity of King Island,
 
 countered a northeast gale which speedily developed a storm of great vt0lence. Totally unable to breast the forces Of wind and wave. the little craft was clutched in the storm kings pesdlous grip for six continuous days, during which :he occupants were fore ed to lie in the bottom of the boat, without food and little shelter from the foam capped pillows breaking over fer low hung sides. On the sixth day the prospec.Ors suddenly found them selves confronted by the foaming ftreakers fronting a desola.e and rocky shore which later proved to be the St Lawrence Island coast. Under the impulse of the gale they had drifted <outhwes.ward nearly 100 miles fro II the point where tie storm was f.'st encountered. As they swept down upos, the foam flashed coast. the vagaries
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-16
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE SHAKES
 VIRGINIA SECTION

Bristol. Tenn, July l5-Severe cart hqucka distug hances occurred d; Mendot.1. Virginia near the Nirsinit- Tennessee boundary hine q few miles north of here today.
 In addition :n giving the town a severe shaking mp. several acres "t some places and sunk in others.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-16
ALASKA BUREAU URGES AID F,
 FORDNEY TARIFF BILL
small quant alnos. out oi

Urging local support of q provisi of Paragraph 720 of the t'osdney Tar Bill. imposing d tafiff of 1ia ccr per pound on imported herring hecau of prospect that the section vii! attacked by foreign fish importers al others when presented in the Sena the Alaska Bureau of the Seat Chamber of Commerce wired Thu, day to the local Chamber of Commep asking the latter body to wire int en:ial sources in an effort to prev} the elimination of the proposed ta The message said.
 Advised that attack will be m, in Senate on Para graph 720 of Fy- ney Tariff bill, providing for F cts per pound on imported helbing.
 Advisable that you wire influeri sources urging suppor: of Senate duty as reported by House Commit
 As the competition of imported Ging is one of the chief -obstaclao 1 marketing Alaska herring in She r | and Middle West, the proposed t would he highly beneficial to the l herring packers, through enaE them to market their pack in sect from which the Alaska product been barred by the lower priceA'
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-16
IRISH PEACE CONFERENCE PROCEEDING AMIDST
 UTMOST SECRECY

London, july l6--What is happen- ing behind the scenes in the present on the Irish question be- tween De Valera and Lloyd George, is screened from public knowledge by what Sir James Craig, the Ulster pre- n1.er termed today as rigid silence'
 @Thc slightest indiscre;ion or mis- representations" he scid. may easily cause incalculable iardshtps"
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-16
BEAR RESCUES
 .AMUNOSEN'S SH|P'

Explorer Raold Amundsen's dam aged ship, the Maud, is now we'll under way to Dutch Harbor, after being res cued from |: rather precariouS si:uat- ion on the north coast of siberia by the Coast Guard Cutter Bear which was recently detailed to that duty by the Treasury Department. The Maud is proceeding to Dutch Harbot' under her own sails. On arrival there the vessel will be taken in tow by T steam CT sent north for that purpose by the Universal Shipping Company of'Seat- .le and will be lowed to that port to receive the repairs which necessitated the temporary abandonment of eXplor- CT Amundsen's momentous attempt to reach the North Pole and drif: acro.,s the north polar basin locked in the mighty ice cap
 The Bear before eturnins to this port, lowed the Maud from the vicinity of Cape Serge in .he north coast of Siberia to a point about 50 miles south of Nome near St Lawrence Is land, leaving her to proceed under sail. t. Capt. Cochsz,' also returned to Nome the crew of the Nome trading schoon- CT Gertrude, which was beached in q sinking condition on .he Siberian coast a short time after her departure from this pOt on July ,. following an encounter with ice. The schooner was badly wrecked and will be a total foss, according to members of the re- Burning crew. The Bear also return ed here one member of the scientific party led by John B. Burnham which
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-16
JAPANESE REPLY CARRIES
 FAR EASTERN RESERVATIONS

Tokyo. Japan, July 15-Japan's an swer to President Harding's disarma ment conference proposal makes cer- tain reservations concerning the Fa.. Eastern question but these are net final and are expressive of a desire to wait untii more has been learned as to the nature ofthe questions to he considered, f was made known ts-, official sources today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-16
AGITATORS DRIVEN OUT OF
 ABERDEEN WHOLESALE

Aberdeen Wn. July 16-Agitators and undesirables to the number of 1o3 have been driven ou: of Aberdeen hy citizens possess aiding the sheriff dur ing the week end following an influx of that element bent on industrial dis tuh'hances. The law offices in othe,. towns nearby have been notified to keep the men moving.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-16
CRONkHITE MURDER
 CHARGES DROPPED

Washington. July 16-.All federal proceedings against Capt. Eosenbluth and Sergeant Painters in eonnection at Camp Lewis in 1918. have been dis missed # Was announced today by At:fH1ey General Daushertv. who made q personal investiga bion of the case.
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-16
HUGE ALASKA TIMBER
 SALE IS coNUsMMArED

Washington. July f6-The Forest Service today sold one million co. ,dS of wood at 60 cents per hundred cuhic rect fo' spruce and thirty cents Der hundred for all other woods to the AL askan-American Paper Corporation, it was announced by officials of the ser vice.
 The purchasing corporation is com pese9 of New York and Chicago cap- italists
 The timber involved in the sale !. located on the east side of Behm Ca nal. Cutting mus. commence by oe- tober 1923. the promoters meanwhila [" construct a four million dollar plant.
 AA1l Sat o.9n
The Nome nugget., 1921-07-16

plans to search for a very rare type of mountain sheep which is believed to inhabit the almost unknown wilds of Northern Siberia. The person in quos ton is Leo r. HanfiS. Il mining en- eineer, who with Andy Taylor, 9 guid comprised Burnhams companions on the grip. From the story told by Har .lis it appears that his neturn here is due to unexpected opposition to the eXpedition by the Russian authorizes ;.. Emma Harbor. When the Bear a't- chored at that port, the Russian of ticials would not permit the party to land until passports had been secured from the Soviet representatives at Fest Cape After some persuasion they agreed 10 the party leaving its sup plies at Emma Harbor, but would not permit the expedition % proceed until the permits demanded were secured. the necessary papers were ohtaincG bN Alr. Harris at East Citpe and will he forwarded to Mr. Burnham. Mr. Hamds will remain here for the pres ent.
 Tine Cutter also returned 70 Nome from St Lawrence Island Dell Bishop. a well known sourlougf. who with TIr. F. R. Brunis, was a castaway on the island during the past winter after o perilous and nerve rncking encount 9l' with ;G great s.orm on Berin" Se last fall. The story of their adven- lures will be found in another section.