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Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-11
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will Sell It
FOR sALE-Au automobiles

FOR sALE-Ford coupe, fine condition, | at unusually low price will surprise you For particulars, Phone 1O16-4. may4to
 FOR sALE-1s17 Metz touring, newly ! painted, S25O; Metz roadster, Slb6; three Metz runabouts, S75, S1uO, $125; new tires, S2xS 1-2 clincher S1S, 3oxS l-z S12.50; used tires, all sizes. prices very low; 30x3 1-2 tubes S3, 32x5 1-2 red tubes S3. 50 DU4 Bosch magnetos $3S; D4 dull Bosch S3S; ; EVmrude motor for rowDoat, iearix new. SI5; starting batteries, Sze second hand batteries, $10 and up. Metz l58. may1ld
 SECOND hand cars for sale: 1s1s cylinder kisselKar, 1910 4 cylinder Ford truck l 1gl7 cylinder Buick truck all in very good condition. Apply at George Despathy's. Moosup, Conn. Phone I2-5.
 may11d
 FOR sALE-Scripps Booth 5 passenger touring car. Inquire at store, 1S4 frank- lin St. nay11d
 FOR sALE-stutz roadster, model R, blue body, red wire wheels, cord tires, in fine condition; will satisfy anyone want ing a good Stutz will sacrifice for req sonable offer Write 1. Y. Mansell, 360 Fairfield Ave, Bridgeport, Conn. maylld FOR sALE-Electrically equipped Har- ley-Davidson motorcycle and sidecar in fine condition. Tel. 59 Lebanon. c. S.
 
 FOR sALE-1916 Maxwell touring car. Al shape, netly painted and overhauled, price S550. Inquire Herman s., Sears, care The Plaut-Cadden Co.,, Norwich. Conn. may10d -
 FOR SALE = 1917 Cadillac, cheap. Phone S1S-13. Adams Tavern, Norwich Town. may10d
 FOR sALE-One 3-4 ton Buick truck, price reasonable. Inquire Rich & Rubin, i zoe West Main St. may10d
 FOR sALE-Buick coupe. 1921, model run 4000 miles, like new Buick D-4-35, | 3. passenger touring car, in good condi- ] tion, new winter top will fit Buick road i ster, 191S-19-20 model; Cadillac summer l top, complete, with side curtains and i Ford touring, 1913, a good cheap ear. ! Behrens & Bushnell. Ivoryton, Conn. 1 may9d
 FOR sALE-1919 Excelsior with side ! car, electrically equipped, in Al condi- tion Write Box 446, Baltic, Conn. | may9d
 FOR sALE-Late 1918 ' passenger Studebaker car. newly painted, in perfect condition; price $500. Address Box. 50. Bulletin Office. maysd FOR sALE-1917 Maxwell touring car 0 iSs-i4. i ps'A' piaih Hill faFm may6G s6Gn'
 FOR sALE-Scripps Booth roadster just overhauled and repainted, good tire1 and extra wheel with tire. Tel. sSl.
 ak~29d
 FOR sALE-Dodge roadster. good con. dition, $500. Tel. PIP. apr23d
 FOR SALE-1919 Rec speed wagon will sacrifice for quick sale 151 Wes Town St Phone S1S-14 mar1Sd
 FOR SALE-New 1921 Oaklands. road ster and pass touring. S1.3S5; pass coupe and pass. sedan, z,065; NorthwR. | trucks, 2 and 3 1-2 ton capacity, $S,40l aud $4400. IL E. Anderson. 21 Mapl, St.. Danielson. Conn. Tel $40. nar1oS
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-11

NoTICE.-AIi creditors of said de- ceased are hereby notified To present their claims against said estate to the under signed at R. F. D.. Chestnut Hill. Leba- non, Conn, within the time limited in the above and foregoing order.
 CHARLES A. PERKINS, may11d Administrator
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-11
HOTELS

\. H. LEVY. Instructor, Odd Fellows' Hall, Norwich. Private lessons daily. Phone 17os or 1896. Evening class Mon- days and ThuEsdays, 2 o'clock. aprSd
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
STANDARD OILS.

INDEPENDENT OILS.
6000 Allied Ol.....f i
The New York herald., 1921-06-03

as the result OF the above changes
showed an Increase for the week or
$4,000 900. and on June stood at
s2.26S, 1905 900 compared with S5,Z1o,-
100000 about a year ago.
OF the total holdings OF $773,900. 600
OF paper secured by United States Gov
ernment obligations $f9S.f00.000, or GA
per cent, We're secured by Liberty ana
other United States bonds; s222.sOo,ooo,
or 2s.s per cent. by Victory notes. ana
s52.G00,O00, or G.S per cent. by Treasury
certificates. compared with $5l6,sOo,ooo.
s223, 200. 900 and s53, 400, 600 respectively
the week before.
Discounted paper held by the Boston
and New York banks includes 3l,S00,-
900 OF bills discounted for the Richmond.
Minneapolis and Dallas banks, compared
with about $4,000 600 held under dis
count the week before by the Boston.
New York and Cleveland reserve banks.
or the larger total SIG, 6,300.000. AS
against s25.3O0.o 600 the week before, is
carried by New York for the Richmond
and Minneapolis banks.
Government deposits show an Increase
for the week Of about S15.000.000. Re-
serve deposits increased by about ST.
000 900, while other deposits, composed
largely of non-members' clearing ac-
counts and cashiers checks. fell off
about 81 500, 900.
Federal reserve note circulation for
the first time since the weekly report OF
February 25 shows an increase for The
week. although the June / total. OF 81
ISL, 100000 is still $3.50. 100000 below the
peak on December 90, 1920, and about
1876, 10000 below the total reported
June OF last year. New liabilities OF
the banks on Federal reserve bank notes
in circulation show a further reduction
for the week OF $1.300.000 20 sl43,5oo.-
900. compared with s1S1 100000 about
year ago.
The following table shows the condi-
tion OF the twelve banks In the reserve
system at the close OF Wednesdays busi-
ness. at the close Of business on May Is
and at The close OF buiness on June 4,
1890:
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NEW YORK STATE BONDS.
CAR LOADINGs INCREASED.
Coal Is Only Kind of Freight to
show Falling.

Cars loaded with revenue freight In
the week ended May 81 totalled 76s.33o
cars, according to reports OF the Ameri-
can Railway Association. This repre-
sented an increase OF 1s.172 cars over
the preceding week. but decreases OK 3d.
700 and 5000. respectively. from the COR
responding weeks in 1920 and 1919. In
creased loadings over the preceding
week wore recorded in all classes OF
freight except coal, the principal gains
being made in the Eastern. Allegheny
and Northwestern districts.
Idle freight cars on May 20 totalled
422.S23, decrease from the previous
week of 1850. The surplus OF coal
cars amounting to 176.442 was 25,906
less than the number reported idle on
May 10. Surplus box cars decreased
2,323 to n total of 16S.2T2.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
N. Y. EDISON SURPLUS DECLINES

The annual report of the New York
Edison Company for 1920. as submitted
to the Public Service Commission. shows
surplus after charges and taxes or
.299. which compares with $7,246.-
1877 In the preceding year. Operating
revenues were s33, $40. against S2s.
793.272. and operating income after OK
penses and taxes SS,494.Oi2. against
50. $40. Dividends totalled $i,677.-
42S. leaving a surplus for the year OF
S1.556.S7i and a total profit and loss
surplus of s4o.415.529.
NEED more capital for your business7 Want
70 invest where your services are required?
Need a psrtner7 Real opportunities IN The
Heraid's business opportunitics-wsn "A.
cton~-AdtA
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
RAW.
REFINED.
PRODUCE.

BEANS.-Marrow. choice. 100 lbs, SEQ
6.25: red kidney. s1i.25: white Kidney
si2.5Od13.
BUTTER.-Creamery. higher than extras.
b. 2eaaoc: extras; ~ score zyc rnsss r,rss
20d22c. unsalted, higher than extras. 3lg
s1hc; extras. 3oa3otc.: firsts, n6tsq2e'sc. +;
seconds. 2ia2sc.: State dairy TUBS, finest.
c7IkQ2shc.: good TO prime. 2Jd26isc.; com
mon to fair. I9924c.; ladies. current make.
firsts, 22q22isc. seconds. 11isgisc.; lower
grades, I6ai7e.; packing stock. current
make. No. /, 1sc.; No. ?, ITc.. lower grades.
13016c.
CVFEsE.-state, whole milk. short held.
f5a17c.; fresh specials, 15iid16kc.: average
run, 14fI15c lower grades. 1OG13%c.' twins.
fresh specials. 15916c.i average run i4g
J5c: wisconsin, single daisies. fresh, 16hd
16isc.: double daisies. fresh. 16c: Young
Americas fresh. 16AG17c.; skins, fresh'
specials. 10iadiic.: prime to choice. sgloc.
EGGs.-Fresh gathered. extras, dozen. 3oc. {:
storage packed. extra firsts. 2slzu2s11c. :
.irsts. 27d2Sisc: fresh gathered, extra firsts,
oTiSGasikc.: firsts, 25G21c. seconds, $50
25c.: trade eggs. 22n24e.: dirties. reEular
cphsc,ss taip 20 choice dry, a0ssaoihc : state
Pennsylvania and nearby western hennery
whites, extras, 31a3sc.: extra firsts. S4dJoc. I.
firsts, 31a33c.: gathered whites, frsts TO
extra firsts. 3id35c.; under grades. 2'aSVc. !:
Pacific coast, white. extras. 3IU3sc.; extra
firsts, 34136c.; firsts, Siu33c. other West
ern and Southern. gathered whites, 2tnJ5c. I.
hennery browns, extra 3383ic.: gathered
brown and mixed colors. graded extras, 3Oc. !.
firsts 20 extra firsts. 26n29c
POTATOEs.-Bermuda. bbi. s2d5 South
crn. sf5p45O; old $50 lbs, 81 5on .. %. i65
ms, 81 i5o1i.T5: $50 lbs. 81 si25ni.60: sweets.
Jersey. basket. Sld2.Tj: Southern, 15c lS2.
POULTRY. DREssED-TRESH KILLED -
Chickens, broilcrs, 4OHGOc. Western stays,
20c.; fowls. boxes. 27d37c bbls.. dry 2G1
33c iced, 2G133c. old cocks. i6n2oc. tur-
keys, 2oSi SOC: ducks. Long Island, 2sc.
roston. 25d27c: squads. dozen. sJd9: dark.
1914. FROZEN-Chickens. broilers. 25qs2c.
fryers, 30n3Sc. roasters, 35di6c.; fowls.
25a36c.; old cocks. 16aiec.: capons. 4sa5sc.
turkeys, s21J6c.
POULTRY. LTvE.-Fowis. freight. 26c. ex-
press 26d2sc.: broilers, freight. 40d45c
EXPRESS, 3Od50c.; old roosters, freight, 1ic.
turkeys, freight. 2oc.: ducks, freight. 2od
22c.: express. 2Q<i24c.: Long Island spring.
2sc. (; breeders. 25c.: Muscovey. 15c.; geese.
freight, 14df6c. express. 13c; pigeons. pair.
Soc. Fuincas. pair. eoc.asi: rabbits. cx-
press. b.. 25c.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
BANKS DECLARE DIVIDENDS.

Trust Company declared yesterday an
extra dividend OF 10 per cent in addition
to It's regular semi-annual dividend Of
25 per cent. Both are payable on July
to stock of record on Juno IS. The
National Bank of Commerce declared its
regular quarterly dividend OF per cent.
payable on July 1 to stock OF record on
.runc II.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
SUGAR.

Arbuckle started yesterday read
justment of refined sugar prices. and
early in the day reduced prices to 6.35c..
less . per cent. for cash, and other local
interests followed that break. The de-
mand for sugar has again been checked
by the unsettled condition or Its mar
ket. Raw sugars were weak, and the
day closed with the duty paid price at
4.75c., Porto Ricos having sold at that
price.
The range OF prices in yesterdays
sugar futures market follows:
The New York herald., 1921-06-03

The entire general acceptance obliga-
tions OF the International Eur Ex-
change aggregating S14.000.000 without
the inclusion of interest matured yes
terday and went unpaid. They have
now become past due obligations and
like great deal of other frozen credit
It is expected that the paper will remain
In a passive state until a scheme OF re-
organization can be worked out.
Conferences regarding the finances OF
the fur exchange are in progress and
will he held frequently. but no definite
results were achieved yesterday. The
advisory committee. which has the mat
ter In charge, expects that there will
be no move toward receivership and
believes Il will receive the full coopera-
ton of all the interests involved.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
Ask USE OF COLORADO RIVER,

PHOENIX. Ariz.. June Application
OF the Southern California Edison Com
pany TO develop hydro-electric energy
from the Colorado River was filed to-day
with tho State Water Commissioners.
Promoters OF the project say that II
would require the expenditure of about
$500. 100000, or twice as much as the
sum spent on the Panama Canal
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
FLOUR.
New Ysrk.

Spring patents, $9ne.50: spring clears.
~ 25d7.T5: soft winter straights, 81 I.25d7 .65;
hard winter straights. ss60d9. Rye flour
steady: fair to good, $9d0.50: choice 10
fancy. S9.5Ofn10. White corn flour firm;
81 S5l2 100 lbs.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
CHEMICAL STOCKS.
METALS.

LONDON. June 1.--FOllowins are the clos
The New York herald., 1921-06-03

$500. .a10. .6S6.5s $3.50. .199. 900
s.. .125. .20S.I0 S5.0s9. 900
2.I0s.3I0.00 2,059, 900
125 .047 ,3T2.70 lI5.s+1 900
3,l34, ,539.61 3.44S. 900
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
Bills bought il
open market -.

Total bills on
hand ..........
u. S. Government
bonds ......-..-
u. S. certificates
of Indebtedness
One year certifi =
Gates (Pittman
act) .........-..
All other .........
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.

Exports from New York yesterday
Corn, 17.139 bu.: rye. 50.460 bu. bar
ley, 17.440 bu. flour, 44,907 sacks ba-
cons. 3,49S,500 lbs. hams, 62.500 lbs. ;
lard. 2,693.200 lbs; cheese, 6S,940 lbs. +;
oatmeal, $3.50 bbls. ,ubricating oil,
$3.50 gals. oil cake. S3.100 lbs.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
BOSTON AUCTION RESULTS.

FURNISHED by Richardson. Hin & Coz
Shaw Stocking, 30.
10 ". g. worsted 1st pf., fTN.
10 ". s. worsted, &c.
? Peppereii Mfg. 1876.
2 Lawrence Mfg. ic2iz
bingham Water Co, 1oi.
10 GOODYEAR Tire fst pf.. 2sis.
"a Geo. r.. Keith 1st pr. a2.
swift, ~.
Is Rts Hamilton Mfg. 90
10 Hood Rubber NJ. S1't.
:, Hood Rubber pf.. So.
pepperell Manufacturing. ia1.
10 Ncrrimac Manufacturing pi. i4.
20 Nashua Manufacturing, a1as.
1 Nashua Manufacturing, oTI.
y Great Falls Manufacturing, f5fs
Nyenzr, 1coil.
Massawippi Valley, 4i..
Northern nd., COZ
Rsvcrsihls Collar -fu0>
The New York herald., 1921-06-03

RESOURCES.
June /. May %.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
SEASONS HIGH MARK
REACHED BY WHEAT
Heavy Buying by Exporters
and Poor Crop Reports
Send Prices Kiting.

CHICAGO, June Big export business
and bullish crop estimates lifted the
wheat market to-day 20 a new high price
record for the season. Closing quota
tons were nervous a. 3h 03&c. net ad-
vance. with July. s1.40Ia @1.4O&. Corn
gained Il a NC. Oats lost Is a &C, and
provisions finished unchanged to zoe.
higher
Seaboard interests were heavy wheat
buyers. and il was said that as much as
25oO.o00 bushels had been worked for
export Gossip was also current that
exporters at Kansas City were taking
all offerings and were competing with
domestic mnls. Moreover. statement
from a leading authority here Indicated
p WELD of only 25S.000.000 bushels IN
six States, as against 345.0o0,00o bushels
suggested by the Government May re-
turns. Declines, which resulted from
rains, were without any lasting IN
fuencc, although the las5 dry spot IN
Kansas was reported to have been thor-
oughly soaked. The topmost pont
reached by the July delivery. s1.41k.
showed an advance OF about 40 cents
bushel since April.
Oats derived its firmness from wheat
and from word that Holland bought
100000 bushels. Better crop reports
tended to ease the oats market.
Provisions rallied with wheat and corn
after being depressed earlier by an
nouncement of a huge increase OF the
stock of lard here.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. June 2.-No action
will be taken until next week by the
State House of Representatives on the
Lantz bill to place the Chicago Board
Of Trade under supervision Of the State
Department of Agriculture. Speaker
Dahlberg announced to-day. The meas
ure has passed the Senate.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03

Total earning as
sets ..... :.
Bank premises -.
3 % Redemption
Fund against +.
r. Bank notes..
Gncollected items.
All other resources
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
CABLES.
wodnea.

Dollar rate 30 lower at 1880. Exchange
1-S2d. higher at 2 fs-s2d. Receipts II ,ooc
bags. and stock ISL 600 bags. Santos fu-
2s,ooo bags. ana stock s.s5s. .oco bags. Ks-
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
TOBACCO STOCKS.

ceipts at ports 81, 600 bags. against IL. 900
last year and $1,000 two years ago. Sac
Paulo had $1,000, against 5000 and 1900.
and Jundiahy 1900. against 5000 and TO-
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
COFFEE.

In yesterdays cost and freight coffee
market firm offers were generally
higher. and Jobbers reported better spot
demand at firm prices.
The range OF prices In yesterdays
coffee futures market follows:
The New York herald., 1921-06-03

Z Central Mass. Power pf.. So.
10 w. l.. Douglas pr. ss
~ Plymouth Cordage. 200.
l Cambridge Gas. i44ia.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
SUGAR STOCKS.
NOT TO EXTEND FUR DEBTS.
New York and st. Louis Banks Re-
ported 10 Have Decided.

ST. LOUIS. June New York and st.
Louis banks have decided not TO extend
the apparent $4,000 900 Indebtedness Of
the International Fur Exchange. II was
announced here to-day.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
FEDERAL RESERVE
BANK STATEMENT
Gold Increases Again, Reserve
Ratio Falls and Note Cir
culatiOn Increases.
Special Despatch 90 THE NEW YORK HERn.o
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. C., June ..

Spccto4 Dcsputch 20 he new iohh hEhtLb-
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. C.. June ..
Aggregate gains OF Sl5.S0o.0O0 of
gold and of sl0.60O.o 900 OF total cash
reserves. against increases OF s14 400, 900
in deposits and OF SIC, 500. 600 in Federal
reserve note circulation are indicated in
the Federal Reserve Boards weekly
bank statement. The banks reserve
ratio shows slight decline FOR the
week from 57.6 10 57.4 per cent.
Reserve holdings OF paper secured by
United States Government obligations
show a reduction of s20.l00. 900. largely
OF paper secured by Liberty bonds. while
other discounts on hand increased By
S76.10o 600. Acceptances purchased in
open market aggregate about $4,000, 900
less than on the previous Wednesday,
Pittman certificates on deposit with the
Treasury TO secure Federal reserve bank
note circulation show a reduction OF
$4,000, 600 while other Treasury certifi-
Gates. largely special certificates and
certificates held under repurchase agree
ment by the New York reserve bank.
fell off s40.200.000. An increase of
$500. 900 in United States bondholdings
represents largely the temporary taking
over by the reserve bank OF Atlanta
under repurchase agreements OF Liberty
bonds heretofore pledged with the bank
as collateral for Government paper.
The total earning assets OF the banks
PESO'
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
CHICAGO PRICES.

Italy was the principal buyer Of l.
10000 bushels OF cash wheat sold yes
terday. Great Britain and France also
bought some of them. Al of the wheat
sold was declared TO be for July snip
ment. France Is said to require 5,00O,-
600 to 100000 bushels 20 complete the
Governments programme. Although yes
terday's sales OF corn were estimated at
100000 bushels there were indications
that more were sold Holland took most
OF that corn. Scarcity of -four OF ex-
port grade and the price asked for II
are ascribed as reasons for the failure
of foreign business in -four to Increase.
Canadian -four Is being offered for ex-
port at about a parity with American
-four. Domestic demand for -four is I'M
proving. Purchases Of single car lots
of -four for immediate shipment are be-
ing made.
NEW YORK PRICES.
WHEAT-No. red, Si.s2; No. hard.
siS5: No Manitoba, $1.s9; No. mixed
durum. 81 SO. c. 1. (. track n. y, to arrive.
sJ%c; No. . mixed. sTssc., c. l. (. n. y, 10
0ATS-No. i white. 53c; No. . white.
b2iLc: No. 2 white. Sic: No. white, 4sc.;
fancy clipped white. 579571kc.; ordinary
clipped white. 54f58c.. all elevator.
RYE-No. 2 Western. S155R. T. o. b. and
-; BARLEy-Feedins. s7a7oc.; mailing. 10
'ifi HAY-No. L. i. sassaso: No. .. s2So2s; No. 8.
Sa3@25: shipping. s2o921 a ton.
sTRAw--No. l rye, s26d2S a ton.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03

PARIS. June 2--The weekly statement
OF the Bank OF France shows changes
as follows:
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
N. Y. RESERVE STATEMENT.

The following table elbows the condi-
ton of the Reserve Bank in New York
at the close of business of Wednesday
and on May 25:
The New York herald., 1921-06-03

Flour unchanged to 40 cents higher. In
% rload lots, family patents quoted at $3.50
40 a barrel. in 9s-pound cotton sacks. Ship
nents, ~ 43f barrels.
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BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
;E QUOTATIONS..
I. \. STOCK EXCHANGE

TO the following prices accrued interest Is
TO be added in every case:
FOREIGN BONDS.
The New York herald., 1921-06-03
FOREIGN BANK STATEMENTS.

Proportion of reserve 10 liability 11.s3 per
cent. last week, 14.7S per cent Rate OF
discount. 6ia per cent
Douglas Island news., 1921-05-20
NEW FISH

As result of @ recent trip made by Al Wlnlder Go tho Candle section, Nome has had an opportunity Go one Joy a taste Of tho much praised l0h known as "shco" with much result ant gustotoriol delight Co tho indi- vIduals who appreciate good eats, says tho Nome Nugget. Al was aak- ed by friends to bring down a few ot Che doloctablo Ash and while he was about ii brought a sled load. In the opinion of those who sampled it. the "shco" is as dainty a sea food an can be found and fully sustalns Che ronu- tauon given it by sourdoughs of the Kobuk and other northern sections where lt i8 found Tho Ash are large. Che average one brought down by Mr. Kinkler weighing about 8 pounds although they are said to sometimes attain a weight of IS to 20 pounds and arc frequently four feet or more In length. old timo northernors claim they have been caught up to five feet long in tho Kobuk estuary In appearance they somewhat resemble pickerel, and the flesh ls white and naky and some what resembles Che halibut in ap- pcarance.
Douglas Island news., 1921-05-20
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX

Notice is hereby given that thC undersigned has been duly appoint cd School Tax Collector for Douglas In conformity with Chapter 29, Alas ka Session Laws, 1919.
 An male persons between the ages Of twenty-ouo and fifty years. except sailors in Che U. s. Army or Rev onuo Cutter Service. volunteer hre- men. paupers and Insane persons. are subject to tax In Che sum Of Five H5.O0) Dollars.
 Should you be living fin Alaska on or prior t0 Che first Monday In April, 1921. said tax shall be due and pay able on said first date and shall be delinquent after May 1st. 1921. Should you arrive In Alaska later than Che first date above mentioned. tax win be delinquent thirty (30) days after your arrival, or within ton GO) days after notice is given you.
 An persons. firms end corporations employing labor shall furnish list of employees to collector and are authorized by law to deduct amount Of tax from wages of employees.
 Fines and Imprisonment are pro- vlded by Che Act above quoted for those who fall or neglect Co pay tax or furnish Vst of employees.
 Dated at Douglas. Alaska. April 21, 1921 b. ". KlLBURN
 School Tax Collector for Douglas.
Douglas Island news., 1921-05-20
FISHING VESSELS
 SHOULD GIVE AID
Judge Rules That Salvage Cannot be Collected Between Vessels of
 Dangerous Calling

That it is customary for Aching craft to help one another when in distress. and Chat no exhorbitant claim can be made for such help is a recent important decision of Jus ticc Martin. who dismissed tho acc tion Of tho FroIya against Che R. S.. ot Che Vancouver court
 Tho plalnun. @ caunor ytonder. following a severe storm, helped tow Che defendant a scIning boat and chartered to Che Anglo-Briuah Co., mmbia Packing Company to safety. The FroIya subsequently, demanded payment for salvage services. had tho R- 8. arrested for S6.O00 and later consented to Che lattor'a re- loaso on S3.0OO ball. Hs lordship characterized both these amounts as oxtrayagant
 On behalf Of Che defendant it was contonded Chat a long-ostobnshed custom prevailed In Che fishing inc justry In British Columbia waters by which Ash boats assisted each other whom in danger whether Che vessels woro owned by Che same cannery or not and th.s assistance was not roc- ognlzcd as a salvage service. Hs lordship remarked such a practise was not unreasonable. both in the interest of humanity and Che indus try ItselL Tho only question which concerned him. ho said. was whether Chic custom had become we'll estab- lshed and he decided lt had. and consequently dismiae dthe action.
 If Che Frelya had boon in a posi- tiou similar to Che R. 8. she would then have evoked Che custom for her own benefit in Che opinion Of Mr. Justice Martin.
 The actual services rendered by Che FrcIya only amounted to towage. . ho said.
 Tho defendant had paid $250 into court iu fuu satisfaction of the plain ! uHs claim and tbis sum. following Che dismissal of the suit. was ordered . returned Go Che owners Of Che R. S. .