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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
THANE TO LEAD IN
 PAPER INDUSTRY
Associate Forester E A. Sherman Makes Optimistic Talk at Ketoh-
 ikan-sces Bright Future

Tt is my opinion Chat at leost two biz pulp and paper mills win bc bunt in Southeastern Alaska In Che near future. and chat thoy-wll bc followed by many others" said B. IA Sherman associate forester of Che United States who with B. E. Carter. Che assistant forester is now in Alaska to spend somo months in Investigating conditions.
 Continuing Mir. sherman pointed out that Che Shrimp Boy plant prob ably win bc Che hrt to bo started. but chat there is % possibility chat Che Tbane proposition at Juneau um bc Che frat to bo iu operation, n view of Che fact chat thoy have Che power developed.
 In thc Shrimp bay project greater nrorrc has been made Co dato. in chat ho timber has actually been sold Go tbc Alaska American Paper corporation. While Che powerHte permit has not been granted yet it has bccu approved by tho forestry department and there is no obstacle i'm Che way of is being granted. Tho representative of Che company also expressed Che desire to start doycl- ing bc water power th.s summer
 The aaoaate forester pointed out that while It seems difficult to get Che Gut paper min started in Alas Ga taat others vul follow soon. 40 0u. hoy win have strong compcti- uou from Che o'd established plants ot Che cast which heyc paid for he.r plants by earlier operation and which ore uo longer looking for TO- turn ou Che original investment but
 imply small profit ou Che turn- oycr This Is forced condition. however which cannot continue lor- ever against tbe companies which are operating witch Che raw material at thc worry doors
 "Onc of Che advantage. uil bc. he wont ou "that once Che mills arc established tboy win represent bIe investments and necessarily win b. permanent It may take couple ol years or more before Che plant win be turning out paper but In Che meantime. during Che period of construction and development there win bo employment for good many men Ka.eH.Rn Chronicle.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
CITY OF SEATTLE
 SAILS s0UTHBOUND

The steamship City Of Seattle are rived from Che north at 2 a. m. and sailed southbound at DO o'clock with Che following passengers: O. E.. Iverson, c. D. Young Mrs. Louise Jacobs. Mrs. P. C. Gibson, s. L. West. w. Willis. c. l.. Willis. C. J. Alexander. Bessie l.. Hanson C.. Peterson. Sylvia Martin Ruth Hop klns for Seattle: E. s. Hewitt w.. ". Casey. Jr. R. W. Clough, w G. Smith. J. Rustgard. w. Rudolph. E. A. Currio for Ketchikan; ,. Jayues. c. A. schonackor. Mr. and Mrs. w.. l.. Gray for Wrangell; Bishop J. R. Crlmout. D. J. Hanorty. Mrs s. Al- len. Mrs. A. F. Smith. J. p. Bender for Petersburg.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
DINNER TALK PROGRAM

Al he informal dinner mentioned elsewhere I'm tHIs paper to bo given by Che Juneau Commercial Club in .tc Eks lodge room m honor of Governor Bone next Tuesday ovon ing tbc following arc Che subjects or which tor minute talks win bD made by members oi Che Club and others
 "IIomo Life and Social Condition. i'm huka." E J. White.
 .Nuue. -H D stewart TcrrI ,oru Muo Inspector
 "Aaska Pulp and Paper Indus try" Mr. Merritt of Che Forestry Department
 "The Fishing Industry William Britt
 "AIassa Business Conditions '- AUw sha.uck
 "A.asaa Schools -L. D. Hendor son. Territorial School Commissioner
 "AImsa's Political Moods J w Troy
 other short alba win be made by Che Mexican consul p R. Bradley M J. OCouor formerly of Doug las. now of Boniurham Wash- and others Cov Scott c. Bono to be th' fDa speaker. N L Faulkner win be toastmaster Tho addresses win bc iuIgspcrod with music.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
DINNER TO GOVERNOR

Tho Jmoau Commercial Club will be hoa ot a dinner to Doc given Tuesday evening, July 19. i'm Che Elks lodge room In honor of our new Governor Scott c. Bone. 10 win bo am informal anair and Che oratodcal out- bursts win bo confined to sIx falks of ten minutes each by members of Che organization on subjects o#Ignod to thom. Governor Bone has accepted on invitation to be present with Che understanding chat he is to appear mostly in Che role of listener as it a information he is seeking in connection with hIs administration.
 Tho dinner win be confined practically Co members of Che commercial Club although a flow tickets Co non-mcmbcrs win be issued by Che invitation committee. which is composed of n L. Faulkner Ailm shat tuck and J. w. Troy Members of tho entertainment committee are E. J. White. l.. D. Hcnder son and William Britt An members of Che Commercial Club and Invited guests are expected Go bc present at Che Eh lodge room at z o'clock.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
SYSTEMATIC BOOSTING
Juneau Commercial Club Avertsing Attractions of Ju neau and Vicinity to Tourists and Visitors By
 Means of Condensed Printed Matter

By means of a neat four-pag' folder Che Juneau Commercial Clul ! is inviting Che attention Of tourist, to Che many attractions Of Juneau and vicinity and most gratifying results are being obtained. Arrange monts have been made by which th, printed matter is distributed on steamers just after they leave Ket. chikan The folder is directed Co Tourists and Visitors" and con. taius Che following.
 "As citizens of Juneau we want you to enjoy every minute Of your stay with us and to that end wo publish herein places Of interest which you should see while In our city.
 "As you enter GastIncau Channel thc Grst object of Interest is the 1O.000-ton daily capacity quartz min on your right known as the Thanc Mm named after Bart L. Thanc. prominent mining engineer.
 "A utuc farther up and to your ioft you see Che famous old Tread we'll mills and mines. from which over sixty four million dollars in gold have been taken since the mines were first discovered in 1882. 10 was Che wealth from these mines chat in thc early days of develop ment Of Gastlncau Channel attracted thousands Of pioneers to Alaska.
 "To your right. just on Che edge of Che City Of Juneau. is Che Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company's large quartz mllL with a daily ca- pacIy of eight thousand tons of rock The min is one of Che largest Of its kind iu Che world.
 "Thc town of Juneau was first located in 1880 by a Frcnchman named Joe Juneau. who was one of Che first discoyerers Of gold in Che famous Gold Creek Basin In 1900 to became apparent that Juneau was to become Che main distributing point and Che center Of population for this vast Territory and Che cap- ital was moved here from sitka. thc former Russian and American cap- ital
 Places to Go and Things to Sec
 "Fatbcr Browns Trail affords a most interesting and enjoyable hike for Che visitor who has but a few hours to spend ln Juneau. It takes you to Che top of Mt Roberts. an elevation Of oycr 5000 feet and is tho mountain to be seen north and east of Ono city. 10 provides a mag u.fcont yicw or Che city. Che chan- mel and Che mountain range beyond. and lends you into meadows corpoted with unumerable varieties of wild flowers To reach the foot Of this splendid trml go Go the corner Of sixth and Franklin sts. turn Co thc right and follow this street. which leads into Che trall
 "Thc Alaska Historical Associa-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
TO HONOR BROTHER MOOSE

Governor Bono. who on his way west stopped ot Mooseheart and was duly anticrod in the Loyal Or der of Moose. win be Che guest oi honor at a dinner to bo given by thc local lodge some umo next week. Owing to Che large membership it win not bo possible for Che lodge to entertain but a limited number of invited guests.according Go Dictator s.gurd Walls,edt
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
BENCH WARRANTS SERVED

Bench warrants issued by Judge R. w. Jennings of Che district court now In session at Ketchikau were served on Territorial Treasurer W. e. Smith and Attorney General John Rustrord Thursday citing them Co appear at Kotchikon Go answer Co Che charge of contempt Of court and both arc nov held on bond Of 5000 for their appoaronce which win be when tho steamer City of Seattle. due Co sail south today. reaches Kot- chilan The proceedings have Go do witch Che now famous shcc.or ease with which tho public ia
 familiar.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16

Governor s.ou c. Bone accom- r.r..I by h.s vilc and daughter ar- rtH i'm Juneau at lo.3o o'clock Wednesday forenoon on Che steamer c.f. 0. seat.Ic which Vas met near I.. entrance ot Gasuucau Channel by h. -ot.rumert surrey boat EN- rI.r.r Che latter carrying moro than n. .Cn.rre.tc." and a band and ..r..,.I midst shouts of welcome. cheering and music to Che dock. .. ..tHuI hundred people of Ju- .. and Douglas Island were eath- .I .n further welcome UIa EyceI- ..n.r and h. family. and whence @ headed by Che band cs ..r.I h. Bono family through Che town and n Government house. lr. uuc home Tho members Of n. UuI Moose lodge turned out .n
 bod. i'm honor of thc.r d.st.n-
 I hu.her thc governor. and
 constituted . leading feature of Che procession
 During Wednesday afternoon Che now ....-rr- pas around town vith .m.r ..uunaaOe by whom he ... introduced to many ot Che pco- ... m o. whom he capuwtcd by III. r.. .r. easy manner.
 In .H. evening a public reception ... hold m EIks Hau which was r....| mn. or.y to the door but out-
 tH door and on che stairway Attorney John B Marshall presided
 chairman and introduced Che r.n.. speakers Mayor k. F. Rob .r..r a...m.I the now governor and H. family u behalf ot Che City . Imar Surveyor General a1d I.H Governor e1.OrIcio Robert J.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
FORMER JUNEAU GIRL
 MARRIED THURSDAY

Miss Josephine CupatrIck, daugh- Ger ol MT. and Mrs. J H Gupat- rick Of s.tsa and Mr. Lawrence Parks Of sitsa were married Thurs day afternoon by U. s. Commissioner U B LcFcyrc Tho ceremony was witnessed by Mrs John Lituopogo. sister of Che bridc ond Mr. Prank Wright MT. and Mrs. Parks loit for s.tsa Thursday night on Che Este beth.
 Mrs Parks formerly lived in Ju- uom with hor parents and with tbom moved to sItka coyoral years ago. She has been In Juneau for thc past several weeks as house guest of her sister. Mrs. Litucpagc Mr. Parks Is employed as first mate ou Che Estoboth.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16

charge as governor July l3. 1921, and was sun in charge when th.s grcat family journal went Co press four days later
 There are a few men in Juneau, among them Rev. Father A. P. Kashevaron, Go whom we are inc debted for the above information. who have resided in Alaska during Che administrations Of her entire list of governors Father Kashcvaroh has been intimately acquainted with all of them and remembers them as having represented splendid type Of manhood
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
GOV. BONE ON THE JOB
Arrives on Wednesday, Is Given Elaborate Reception Creates Most Favorable Impression, Settles Down
 to Become Genuine Alaskan.

sommcrs extended a welcome in be- haif of Che Territory and Attorney General John Bus.sard extended Che glad hand In behalf ot Che Rcpuhii- cans of Alaska
 ro au hcsc addrcsos Governor Bone responded I'm a most happy hut brief manner Ho was giad Go be m Alaska and aircady iclt at homo as resident of Juneau Hc spoke of having visited One north iu 1918 when what s known as One "Lure of Alaska" infected h.s system and hc had bceu longing to return cycr since. Uc brought mcssascs of cou- graduation and good chccr from resident Harding and h.s oH.cal family whom hc saId wore pledged to rescue Alaska from Che sloueh of desuouI I'm which she has boon -ror.ne for so long Ho predicted am era Of unprecedented prosperity anI growth mr Che Territory and oriuci chat such crl win begin in Che worry near future. The governor Is am casy natural speaker and made a most excellent impression on his bolrcr.
 After Che addresses O, welcome and response an present were g.yon an opportunity for meeting Che Eu- beruafo-.aI amIv mtroducuons be- ur made by Mayor Robertson. Later dancing was Che order mu m.d- night
 Governor Bono appeared @, hIs oricc Thursday morning. when a now ship ot ..ate voe given uu spin and duly commissioned for an Indefinite cruise.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
NEW EPIDEMIC HERE

"Tmn.slus" Is Che latest Go strike ns town and it is spreading nkc measles A year ago last winter and whom au Nature in tha part of Ono country was wearing long and heavy ones. Che pupils of One public
 school were stricken witch a money raising mania. Che purpose an- nouncod being Che construction Of @ tennis court The children greatly
 enjoyed thc activities incident Go
 raising Che money but enthusiasm wauod before anything n Ono limo of construction was started and re- maIucd "woucd" until a year and % haIf had been rcciod od and con- signed to tho pIgconhole of Etou- Hy Then now squirt was born which resulted n a nnc and sub- sanual tennis court being built
 Another spell Of inertia followed and for moro than a month that now
 court knew not ball. racquet or pot and such expressions as "Lovo Fif- toon" and 'I.ovo An" were un- known and unhoard within us cou- 6ncs But Che day came when cer- an bold ones dedicated tho new court with regular game Of tennis. That wos two weeks ago today To- day Che tennis court is working oy.rtIme and from Che dappio Irou- grey of early morn until Che cur- aius of night are pinned down by Che stars. and besides thoso cngcgod
 in playing are several times their number m waiting their hands itching to grasp Che racqucts. their tootslos aching to tread the un- piaucd lumber forming tho court floor It is a great game and Che money spent iu providing for its in- troducuon here was well expended.
 Oak Olson and Jack ChambcrlIn. travelling statesmen. arrived here on thc City of Seattle from a trip to
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
HERE FOR SUMMER

M & Hudson. who has been fore man Of mining operctona at Cyp- sum for Che past two years arrived In town with his wife and young son Che fore part of Che week. They have taken one of Che poreIe apart ments and win spend Che remainder of Che summer here. going to Caii- lorua for Che winter
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
STRAWBERRY POINT RANCHERS' DELIGHT Forty Thousand Acres Seventy Miles From Juneau Desirable
 as Homesteads

A. L Parker and J B. Hon |rancbor at Strawberry Point sey- ony miles northwest Of Juneau
 were in town Che early part of thIa
 week for supplies and with most en- courae.ug reports of chat section of ! Che country. which thcy Insist offers more and better inducements to ag |ricultur.su and stock raIscra than any other portion of Alaska.
 Mr. Parker has been on ranch at Strawberry Point five years and ao successful hayc hIs operations proven that ono of his sons. after travelling an over interior and wost- orn Alaska. came back and took a homestead there and a son-in-law from California win locato with his family at the same place this faIl At present there arc seven home. stcaders. most of chem witch families. therc and a number of others win he there before another stason.
 Thus far Mr. Parker has confined ! Iha stock raising to horses. cattle and hogs but bis uc.gbbor, Mr. HaI who has been there only a year. Is preparing to experiment with sheep as we'll aa with other varieties of stock So luurIanuy does native grass grow there Chat it is not ncc- csary to feed horses at any time of Che year and COWS only very ntue in Che winter The uaa grows to a height of from two to four feet and keeps green and stands up au winter
 Col J G stccsc. head of tbo Alas ta Road Commission. visited Straw berry Point a few weeks ago when Inc frankly admitted chat hc had not
 supposed there was as fine % iarm- .ms country In Alaska As a result of hs visit a short piece of much needed road and two bridges win loo constructed there tbs year.
 Mwm Parker and Hall estimate tbat hcro are forty thousand acres ot rich. czcc.lonuy located land there. portion of which is timbered but moro hm half of it is open and rcady for breaking without any pre- umInar work other than. possibly Ia uuc dItchng. but .aey say one man can do an tho d.tchIue required ou IG0 acrce Of land iu a week.
 Strawberry Point farmers raise an kinds of vegetables and Parker is experimenting tbIs year with wheat Che seed of which was procured for him by Che editor of th.s paper last winter it being brought hcro from Fairbanks by Dr. C. c. Gcorgcsou. aerouomiat in charge of Alaska eN- pcrImcnm farms AS Che wheat was sowu rather carly. April 23. and before Che ground was sufficiently warm it did mot grow m rapidly as expected. but is now in head and win mature if not ovcrtakcn by early
 roat
 Both Parker and Hau are dcIight- cd with their prospects at Straw berry Point but are anxious for more ueIchbom which they insist they win have as soon as Che advantages of Chat locality are known to home seekers.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
OLDTIBER HERE

Carl Tmclc. an oldumc Alaskan who has been in an corners of tho Territory seeking elusive paystreaks. was an arrival on Che Seattle We'd ucsday as Q member of Che govcr- nors party Mr. Thioio win later probably be persuaded to accept some Territorial position which win. be rendered him in appreciation of his merit and capabilities.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
COMPLETES WORK TODAY

The board Of municipal tax equal izauon which has been in session every evening this week since Tues day. win close its labors this even ing and what is on Che tax books after today win stay there Tho majority of claims for reduction were rejected.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
JACKsONs GO OUT

MT and Mrs. George TT. Jackson and Htlo son. Che former manager for Che Alaska Gast.neau Mining Company ioft on Che Princess Royal yesterday for Seattle where Mrs. Jackson and her child win remain indefinitely. Mr. Jackson returning to Juneau In about two wook8
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
NORTHLAND DOINGS
 ARE CHRONICLED
Compilations ot Alaska Happenings By Alaska Bureau of Seattle
 Chamber Of Commerce

SEATTLE Passenger travel to I..... n..r, again tris year. AL r.u.r private shipping companies s. ro. agreed to Che shipping Board H.m... uIth strikers both m. r... Steamship Co and Che N. Steamship Co., are running h0.. au.I to tfe Alaska run m ship leaving tb.e port for tac r.r. .s booked to .apao.ty with ...... m. majority ot whom arc .r.I IT'D ..r tae round r.p for Che .H| ....-.
 Carrying miscellaneous freight
 n. II. h. transferred to 1 s.ber- inn l..r. schooner at KInr Cove l.. m. steamship Catherine ID. I. s.uI. for tassa She re- .... u..HareeI 5000 eases Of canned a.uar from Tee Harbor l....
 ann going into thc ice again r... nmm.r" Ir ths brief state summed mp Che u1suorvne rn and udou.t1b'e courage ..r how. made o. Capt. RoaId Am- u.r foremost among Arctic cH- And One words are Che mes
 ma. Capt. Auard..n brings Go -.. and America. after am ab-
 .. Hr.. year. among Che tee " n. m. Nort. WIth Che c2- r.-.r.. o. hts recent oiouru In m. l-.uc u.at.s only a memory Of .. u..a he famous explorer who arrived n Seattle o1 Che
 ur E.t.r. from Some Is even now planning to duplicate Che o2- n.u. o. U. past three years .u Che E. ...t ths contributions Go science m. 0 aer som chan they have been tn ... r.sl
 Returning Io tHe states after an .lf.r.t. r.t to Alaskan mining properties John Henry Miles. age
 ..I or Ono steamer Victoria ..I. .r route t1 Seattle from Nome u.. u.s n r.vI engineer and was
 Interested In Alaska gold mining rr.. Ue uls returning to Che H. .H.r spending Che winter In t.. "r Nuth. W dcath ou Che Victoria at sea was unexpected.
 on ot Che Admiral Line au- rom hat there win be no in- .-.a m rates ,o and from Alaskan ports Alaskan business .tbs seo- ..r |. proving 70 pleasant surprise on account oI.the Increase iu trafic.
 stamp. win be dropping on Hirst- cm.h.-or ore within four months.
 rre to statement made by A. " Cmueton. president of Che company who returned from a tour ol Inspection ol thc property Mr. crr..on was enthusiastic over Che rrnIne made at Che property where he says tf. No g. or min level tun- mol showing ur exceedingly woIi uth v.ues rhat wiiL they say mako the Hutch.chagof good producer.
 \ Washington special says. Sem rH.r H.mr.u. nF Iowa. chairman ol tle Interstate commerce commission, today introduced Che administration
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16
NEW ALASKA POsTMAsrERs

Joe McNulty pioneer resident Of sitka. has been named at Washing ton for Che postmastership Of that historic town. while Ebert F.. Blaclmar has been named for @ similar position at Ketchikan.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-16

tIon conducts the most unique and interesting Museum in North Amer ica. Do not fail Co see this wonder ful collection Of Eskimo and Indian antiquities. collected on Che most northerly shores Of Che American continent. north of Che Arctic Circle. Also complete collection Of rare Alaska minerals.
 Salmon Hatchery
 "In Che same building with Che Museum is located Che Territorial Fish Hatchery where may Doe seen Che complete propagation Of all vari- cities of Alaska salmon. from Che time Che eggs arc placed in Che water until the fish arc large enough to release Into Che streams Also an aquarium in which are contained Che different kinds of AlaHka trout which are the enemies Of Che salmon. This is one Of Che cleancst and most up-to-date hatchorics anywhere on the Pacific Coast
 Gold Creek Canon
 "Just twenty minutes walk from Che docks takes you into Che bcauti- ml canon where gold was first dis- covered in this vicinity 10 affords entrance to Che Alaska Juneau and Alaska Gasuneau Mines A good auto road threads lts way up through the canon a distance of nearly four miles. providing a drive riyaling in natural scenic beauty many of Che famous canons Of Colorado and Che Alps.
 Mendenhall Glacier
 "Only sixteen miles from Juneau a splendid auto road. known as Che Glacier Highway. brings you to Che face Of Mendonhall Glacier. the only glacier in Alaska that can be reach- ed by automobile. and permits tho visitor Che opportunity Of actually climbing upon this vast mountain of ice
 Juneau. Center for Tourists
 "To mako your impressions Of Alaska vivid. interesting and last ing. you should arrange to spend number Of days visiting Che many places Of interest in end around the Capital City.
 When you write your friends tell them they should arrange to stop oyer iu Juneau at least a week. and take some Of Che beautiful trips. such as Che Taku River excursion. which includes Taku Glacier; tho trip Go Muir Glacier, Auk Lako; Che climbing Of ML Juneau which towers nearly 4.000 feet above sen level. also you should arrange to make Che trip from here Go sitka Che st Augustine of Alaska These interesting trips and many moro equally attractive can bc made most conveniently from Juneau
 "We wish you pleasant stay in our city"