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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-14
PRICE OF SLAVES
AND HAIRCUT IS
DOWNM STERLING
(Specfal Correspondence.

Especial C0rrespOndence.J
Sterling, ILL.,, June 1.-The price
of hair cut and a shave has been
lowered in the twin-cities. Hair
cuts have been reduced from so
cents to 40 cents, and shaves have
been shaved from % cents to 20
cents.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-14
ENTER STORE AND
TAKE FEW PENNIES
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence
Hampton, ILL.,, June 14.-Entrance
into the Fred Oltman's store was
gained last Saturday evening. Only
a few pennies were taken, how
ever. Police believe that small
boys had prowled about the place,
finally making entrance. Other
money in the store was not
touched.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-14
ANDOVER DEFEATS
GENESEO IN GAME
Especial Correspondence. }

Especial C0rrespOndence.J
Geneseo, H., June 1.-THE Cen
eseo American legion baseball team
was defeated BY the Andover nine
at the Geneseo ball park Sunday.
with the score 10 10 8. The loss of
Pitcher Pruitt was keenly felt in
this game. He left for Indiana last
week. A number of fans expected
Geneseo to win as the local team
had triumphed over Andover at the
Andover grounds q few weeks ago.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-14
FOOT Is INJURED
WHILE FIXING CAR
(Special CorrespAhdence)

Especial CorrespOhdence.)
Milan, H., June 14.-Alvin Volk
is able to be about on crutches, aft
er his accident on Friday when the
engine of his car, which he was re-
pairing, dropped on his left foot,
injuring it. The accident happened
while he was was at the home of
his cousin, Ralph Palmer.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-14
GIRLS OF VIOLA
ATTEND NORMAL,
Especial Correspondence

-
Viola, H., June 14-Following is
a list Of the girls who went to Ma
comb Monday to attend the summer
session at Normal school: Dorothy
Mccoy. Ina Mclaughlin, Susie VIII
liams. Gladys Baxter, Genevieye
Hamilton and Helene Schneider
The Standard Bearers. a band of
Methodist girls, will enjoy a pic
nice at the park Wednesday eve
ming.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-14
PICTURE HOUSE Is
CLOSED FOR WHILE
(Special Correspondence }

Especial COrrespOndence.J
Coal Valley, ILL.,. June 14.-Coal
Valleys picture house, operated by
Vic Olson, has been closed
for the summer months. The de-
cline in business during the hot
weather is the reason for Mr.. Olson
closing the show. 1t will again
open in September.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-14

mg-0Wn pans i
could hardly domy
housework. The
doctor said, If
you can have
another baby it
might be the best
thing for you but
l am afraid you
cannot l began
taking Lydia E.
Pmkham's Vege-
table Compound
and nv babv vas
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-14
SOCIETY TO GIVE
ITS DINNER PARTY
Especial Correspondence.l

Especial Correspondence
Viola, ILL.,, June 1.-THE Women
Foreign Missionary society will
hold their annual dinner at the John
Swanson home Wednesday noon.
Everybody is cordially invited.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-14
FARMERS NOT TO
SPONSOR PICNIC


NopocI8I Correspondence
Coe, ILL.,, June 14.-Directors Of
the farmers picnic committee at a
recent meeting held in Port Byron
decided to drop the idea of giving
a picnic in August, since that month
is the busiest for the farmers.
The Pleasant Point Mothers club
gave social and shower at the
home OF Mrs. Cox to honor Miss
Ruth Hollister who will be a June
bride.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-14
CAMBRIDGE TAKES
GAME FROM GALVA
(Special Correspondence.)

Cambridge, ILL.,, June 1.-THE
Cambridge baseball team took a
game from the Galva Giants Sun
day, at q score Of II to 2. A large
crowd witnessed the game.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-14
GO TO EXCELSIOR SPRINGS.

VOPCSIdI 70 HC z1IbuosT
Aledo, June 14.-Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. w. Conway and son Robert left
yesterday for Excelsior Springs,
Mo-, where they will spend several
weeks.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-14
WRIST HURT IN
CRANKING AUTO
Especial CORRESPONDENCE,

NoPeoIdI OUITeSpOnuenCe.J
Milan, Ill, June 14.-William
Peterman suffered a fractured wrist
yesterday afternoon when the crank
on the car he was starting threw
back. Mr.. Peterman is in the en-
ploy of G. H. Dibbern
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-14
AUXILIARY MEETING.

Especial TO Tne ArguS.J
Aledo, June 1.-THE regular
meeting of the woman's auxiliary Of
the legion is scheduled for tonight.
The meeting will be held at the
legion rooms.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-14
lAdvertisemant)
BABY BORN
ON PEACE day
After Mother Had Been
Restored to Health by
: Lydia E. Pmkham's
Vegetable Compound

!. Salisbury, MasA-''Forseveny years
] had q female trouble and such bear
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-14
four BAPTIZED
ON CHILDREN'S
DAY AT CHURCH
Tsyief Ridge Has Pretty Services
10 Mark Festival Given
By Youngsters.
(special CorreeDondence.)

Taylor Ridge. ILL.,. June 1.-THE
baptism of four children and a
pretty program by the youngsters
Of the Sunday school marked chill
dren's day observed Sunday at the
Taylor Ridge Methodist church.
Just before the program given in
the afternoon, the following four
children were baptized, Evelyn
Elizabeth Miller. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Miller; Anton
Eugene Wakefield, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Wakefield and My
ron and May Elizabeth Bombaur,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Bombaur.
The following program was
given: g.
Prayer 80. Rev. George Shepherd
Recitation -. Richard Muhleman
Sunny welcome ..... Emma Miller
Recitation ..........C Clifford Kahn
Ouet
lone Messenger and Evelyn
Carlson.
Drill, Six Little Sunbeams $50.
Solo .............E lenore Ziemer
Recitation ........ Tommy Seavers
Solo ..............Ad Ada Wakefield
Exercise, "Children's Day. 800.
-Four children
Recitation ..... Alice Patterson
Exercise, -Four Little Flowers.
Duet ............
Nellie Hartman and Elenore
Ziemer.
Recitation ....... Evelyn Carlson
| sung Buys CLASS
Drill, June Roses" ..........
! ..............In tsrmediate girls
| Duet
Myrtle Ziemer and Nellie Hart
| man.
Drill Boys elias:
| Address ............ ReV. Snepner(
Offering.
Recitation ...... ILLUS MuhlemaI
Song, God Be With You" .....
| ................ Congregation
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
NM sTRIKE

Virtually everyone in Fairbanks and many out8.dcm are foyorishly prosecuting prospecting work on Che shallow tieglngs Of Kokomo or Jack Creek. only three miles from Fair- banks Creek. where a rich dlscoy- cry Of gold was made several days ago. Jack Greek u part ia virtually within tho town limits of Fairbanks.
 Tho discovery Chat Kokomo or Jack Creek had false and true bod rock was made by Egm Brothof. of Che old Fairbanks Greek mercantile Gm and Daniel and John Griffin. Since molr discovery they have quietly gathered iu an Of tho creek they could and arc letting laya. Just below discovery claim. William James. dlscovcrcr Of Che shushanua district some years ago. also pcne- uatcd through ,hc mlso bedrock six .nchcs and found Q pay streak which he had not been able Go dAd m i've years Of prospecting
 Previous prospecting has extended only ID feet to Che ialse bedrock Emn Brothers by going through this bedrock six Inches found rich pay cluttering up Che entire tract a story which is now believed could bo duplicated many times on much old ground here. The gold first nhcn out is said to have run 80 to Che w.udlass bucket and Che pay- streak has been outlined for % width of 70 feet u places.
 Jack Creek was first stakcd in l9lC. but since chen many claims probably have been allowed to lapse through uonm.0lmcnt Of assess mont work
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08

wood buffalo. Is Che samc os Che hut alo Of che plains and his equal In slro. Last winter tho wo.voe killed a bull before tho rangers hearing Che howls. couli reach Che aconc through a fog They arrived n ume to sayo One hldo and head and part or ho carcaa Judging by Che roc ma.ns of Che meat this bu'l mus, have weighed 2.lO0 ponuds.
 Tho great enemy of Che bu1alo is tho wolt Though thc fulerown bu1uo form shoulder Go shoulder utc Che musk-ozon to protect Che young within a circle. ail s,roeelou ore 0ut hamstruns and thon deyow- cd by Che pack. The buoaio soua@ firearms. Hc is rrared at Che click of a camera. but win como froi.ck- me round rangers cabin and may be sccu rubbing himself against iH poss wauowIur In hand or alamp- ing up u cloud or duel Nht N. m a dust heap as a protection from thc fIcs
 Bu0oIocs feed m they move through Che snow, not paving it os Che horse with in hool. but plow nr it down Go tho grass with Choir broad muulc AS compared w.th cattle tbcy arc light feeders and much of their food is a low creeping berry vine.
 The ardor of a hunter. mi.loi by such headline as "n.sroyory of Wild Bison. win be properly damp cued by Che knowledge Chat th.H "bir game" who habitat Is marrow and we'll known. ia watched. protcct- cd and carmarkcd for use by che eoyoramcut Of Canada.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08

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Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
NEWS NUGGETS FROM ALASKA News of Alaska Taken From the Exchanges, to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 Northland

The pcershrr- shrimp packing concerns .r. u raume operations .on. au. n. temporary shutdown. Dr. rrIu. H. q. Mathis oI nme- l.. r..-Hr-. and Wrm.cI have d..I.f .o mako the.r homo .n CaI- ur.
 ...o.. .r..lor. . prominent ..n ol r..er.n.-e IeI at chat .. .her, ume a-e. a. rae axe cf q. years
 Emr h.,. boon eHI.I on thc r.s.rr.. .hn... min a. Waue.1 preparatory u q starting up for spring rr.
 m N. .. .rc rest ot .le rUt has u. from carIoya n I..Ho..e. . n. "n establish .....
 Nrr salmon va. ..r.. .. Wnrr.I short um. .-. n-eos. or. reported from s year,
 HHr. won out i'm
 . ..m. h.t.eer two taam. .. ..a a.n..t. club .t cor- .. short rn. .eo
 number o. Juneau Ns.rs a-. N..ha.r .r.rrr .a. l.-rea m ..e .0. U. ..e H-.y .1ul .. . ..... -. candidates
 r. r "A Pair O. sz.. .. n. n. .t.r b. an..u .'.rt under . n.... ID. N..I..u H... u. |. America. leon r. or to. .. W.e. | -. public ...a .oar. \ rrE N.. given II. ra... rr.. t.- t..
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Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
Fifth Street. between Main and Seward Streets. Juucau)

Fifth Street. between Main and
 Seward Streets. Juneau)
 Services arc hold every Sunday at n a. m. in tho church Of tho Chris uan Science Society of Juneau. on Fiuh Street between Main and sew- ard streets
 Sunday school at 12.l5 D. m.
 Wednesday Testimonial meeting ot S.I5 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room ot Room s. Ma.oay Block Open daily except Sunday and holidays. from Go l.a0 D. m. and from 2 Go 9 D m Wednesday evenings. 7to 8. Tho public is cordially invited Co attend ho.e services aud visit Che Reading L.om.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08

N.ut. u. ,.0 Ar.U. F.u.ur.I s ar .aut H taa kam.HE country or trading -ap many O. ta.u e.tue ,..r UU.t e.mn.. of .sI- arou. They had never rea.uroi sa tar rlra helor. ar account O. the e.r.t-iay hostility of tae Kog- ukua natives. One o. Che northern Indians had bear skin witch him that was fe feet In length. v..h part Of fle head mIu-
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
SEATTLE BOOSTS
 SALMON TRADE
Outiithng of Ships Alone Costs Several Millions of Dollars
 Each Year

Each Year
 Ou,lttug of ships iu Seattle for Che annual almon fishing and pack- mr operations iu Puget Sound and Alaskan waters has meant millions to supply houses iu thIs city in yolu gone by exclusive of Che S50.OO0,- 0OO which Is paid to concerns hero for Che pack inolG according to a statement made at tho Chamber of Commerce In comment upon Che im- porancc Of Che Industry to Seattle. uy the Times
 Tho salmon industry of Che Pacific Northwest which ccntcu largely m uIa city, is considered by leading business men as y.,a'ly important to thc ufo of Seattle business not only through Che alo oi .ts product u eastern markets but through Che purchase of equipment and supplies m largo quantities from local deal- or.
 In a normal average year Che amount Of salmon Of an varieties packed In Northwest Pacific waters from Che mouth Of Che Columbia river to points on Che Berins aca coast is valued at somewhat moro chan S50000O00. Most of his product is brought to Seattle ware houses Thence lt is moved by rail and water Go consumer markets in Che Middle West Che South Che East. In Europe and In Che Orient And 70 large par. of Che S50O00.00O comes back to Seattle iu payment for thc fh Fiuaucicr can it "ncw" money frcah noudshment to he business and industrial Hfe Of th.a region
 Tha, Che railroads and steamship lines which havo terminals In Seat- ue appreciate fully tbc importance to thom of Che salmon industry has been madc evident by thc coopera- Im which both have been giving the Association of Pacific Fisheries during Che lost several weeks When thoy learned Che salmon packers were facing serious hardship because or a practically dead market offers of help were promptly made and ace oon.eI
 "Thc prosperity Of Che salmon inc dutry ia am important assct to hc railroads" said A. J. Human. gone wal aeo1t of Che Chicago. Nuwau- boo G 8. Paul. "A considerable pore .nue. ol Che canned salmon is transported by mI Go Ono various distributing eontors of Che country in oar'oads. and tbe1 s moved by m carloads aud than Is moved In small lots from those centcra by rU To th. retail dealers.
 "Nat an ol thc salmon packed moves as ral bocau.e some of it is exported and aomc goes by water to Che Atlantic sat@ J should cs- lma,c however, chat m normal lear about f.o00 carloads oacb con aune i000 eares of is pounds ol nh H hauled out of the Pacific Northwest by railroads
 "Tho m'rnaIa Wsc to handle canned salmon mot only because It ie a good revenue producer but because it packs nicely and beaaus. hcro .s worry Utue dumae. ,1 goods with cone
 lu.If damage o'l.ms
 "We arc trying Go impress on our employees and uauona through Che medium Of advertising literature. thc value ol salmon as ayory m- raous. economical food and urging eIatar usc of Che commodity. Thrty-arht OF forty roads are doc ing likewise. 10 Is bound Go pro- duco results satisfactory Go Che s1l- mon Industry"
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
MAY BE GAMBLING
 AT KETCHIKAN
Evidence at Recent Inquest Showed That Games of Chance Are
 Run at Royal Hotel

A Che Inquest hold at Kctch.kan las. Friday to investigate Che shoo,- nr ot John A. Swanson. evidence was introduced chat voolI tond Co md.oat, chat satcs other chan "b.u- aIo." are bcur played for at che Royal Hotel thore Among llc wi,- uoscs examined was a man named Kaufman Wau known to many Douglas l.md boys who were iu Che army as "Concy." as hey soid.orel u.tl him .or a number of months
 Ina satbmr eduoraL Che Kotch- aan Chronicle dweIt or aHnu m seHeai
 "soue remarkable bits Of evidence urr. brought out yesterday auor- moon a, Che Inquest ot John \. svau- au who wus killed Wednesday morning n he Royal hotel amb- me room So interesting was t Chat. .Il win bc worthy ot note to soc vuat win be done by tho office of James A. sm.aer United States at- umcs and to consider Che evidence in Che light Of what has gone before
 "Oue KauImau. commonly known about town as 'Coa.y' m tcstn.ur .d he vo. uuv' man at Che Boy- a toua When pressed further witch questions be admitted chat uduu meant tfat bc was dcalar m %
 uI poker game. Cha. ho operated lar Che house and received therefor a percentage on Che winnings
 "rhs Hme CoGcy known thru- out tlo length and broadth ol Na.- Ea as a u.yor-work sarc-thIre man. who hamt done enough honest work n y.lrs to support a healthy eo'd- 0.b. on the witness stand at Juneau also admitted that hc was a gambler bg profession which means Chat he lives from proving upon drunken OF hnrWltoI individuals who uu for he.r same
 "Nonue was done by Che officials eaou. Coneg after hs first adm.s- sion in Juneau .and it win be nter o.me now io watch what stops win bo okeu 'CoGey s that type Of man chat Ko,cb.kan would bc well rid oI for be roans nol neither does ha spin His chief work in life .s .bc utcek.ue Of homes and Che star- yauou ol children by winning from a number Of foolish fathers that which should bc used to buy shoes for their children
 "Another interesting witness ycs- ,c-day was sam Larson. who vaa dealing in Che game on Che morning of Che shooting and who. accoriue to Che testimony. was Che only one present when Swanson was shot, Laron. according to his own testi- mouv. is a miner by trade and has worked at It for a number of years. until Bado1baueh hired him to run one of hii games Thcn and there Che district lost a good propcctor aud miner
 Another particularly interesting piece Of testimony was chat Of Bad- onbaucb himself whom he admttcI bat he has bcon running D samb- ling house Cha, Che dealer and ,he house split duy-GHy on Ono rakcoG
 "Thc matter is now strictly mp to James A. smsor. United States at- toracy for Che division Hc has CoEcys two admissions Ue hu Larona statement that Ralcnbaueh has been running a rambling joint
 and he has Radonboushs own ad- mission These ought to make pretty convincing evidence tor any jury But win they be nresentcI?"
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
MAN GIVES WIFE
 GLYCERINE MIXTURE

she had stomach trouble for years. Aftcr giving her simple hucfthoru barf r'yccrine. etc.. as mixed in AdIer-.-ka, her husband says "My wife feels fine now and hos gained weight It H wonderful stomach mod.cue' Adlor-i-ba acts on BOTH upper and lower boweL removing foul matter which poisoned stomach and which you rcv0 thought was in your system. EXCELLENT for gas on thc stomach or chronic constipa- uou Guards against appendicitis. Tho Impurities it brings out win surprise you Guy L. Smith. drug g.st
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08

Rev. F. IT, Buck. well known Dawson mushcr. recently had uar- row escape from death whom Inc broke through the ice over a slough on che ral ral and was forced to mush three miles Go shelter to dry 0ut his clothes and set warm.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08
PREsBYrERY IN SESSION


 The prHby'oy Of Che proshytor- Ian church Of Alaska .s now in sos- sion iu Juneau having convened on Wednesday afternoon The Rev. c. G. neutou of Hauca. was elected moderator Of tho meeting. with Che Rev. David Waeeoucr of Juneau. stated clerk
 Last night Che ministers Iu attond- ancc at Che preabytey being dolo- "tos from many of Che towns in AIaska came to Douglas and held ery.oos iu che Douglas Native pros- bytU.au church.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08

"sITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modauous. American or European plan. For terms apply Go Dr. l.. F.. Goddard. Sauitar.um. Alaska Adv
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08

NH.H.'. '. ". |'N..... lN .| district so tbat hey win have tho b.ncat ot medical .rgieo.
 While worAne ot .uc Shour ga- ..sr last week. William Ersu. a pioneer of Valdez. WI. caueut in a uoasI.dc and killed. Edward stone was badly injured and two other mon slightly bruised.
 Tho Petersburg Commercial Club has entered vrHou. protest against any curaummt %. service .t Che cabIc omce Recon, orders from Che war department had indie ea.eI hat hs meh take place.
 The Wumah ot Che Coast Survey rrr..c. b. arrived .t k..eh.aan
 h.. her h..Igur.or vu bo for h. season. Tho vessel carrie. a crew ot fl enlisted mon and sA o-- 0.ers
 x diamond drilling plant ll ..t One N.auu.sa eoaI ae.ds her- de- reorI by Che Naval Comm .1n u.u b. in th. district inside ol a1 la,s. s Che uees received from Au- .taae
 ur Frederick \. Cook. who e'am- .I n. on. Hme to hat. r.a.H.I che Nu.t ro'e and a, another umc have ms r...r.I tue summit ot M. Me- er.. Is president o. u r.Ea oil company
 m. rn.mon,h-oI 0raeHt.- o. Mr. and N.. Jo. Reno Q. GrIaooI. Was r.rw.. broaea. ID Aa.Heaee for m.I... attention for broken n.-h hor. ra. HU. e.rI ..f oa, a. her h.H ..er
 IuIeo Wm G. THom.. O. Wran -eu ro.mIr returned I'D ta.t n.no. .ter .r .v.nI.I trip as .r .ou,a m Mexico for hIs H..... The city n.. utn.r. . r s .Hnm onar uH.. h. u.e au.r
 N.S N.aran. formerly a mem l.r o. lac bar u. Dawson and a a.r .u..a .oarImer. u.I a Nu- oI. short Chm. a.o o. anon'asy. u. a.. i- .... o. ..e n. '.I Dawson .e..a. r.r ago.
 w... on ,.e now H..mm baHt- r- n. E..h..n. .a.r.rl.I .Hrne ... ..H.... Vi. n. resumed Ut 0r.. h. u. W.-... Construction Come mrr N..aa. wH a. ..n ,ae .re.en.. aa employment
 Royal n..r e.. and h.h. ae now Io..rI at Lead s n MT Hr- ..r b...r. ......a- tn ... army was employed -. Tr...ueH and .n.. t.c ... .. m. war H.. U... .. s.ar ..y u.... u.. mother H...
 E H.smm nmna. ha u mn .. E.....In. upon hi. .r. rival .t ...t .. from nm e...nI.t ...t In m. sa. .aH tn... H ..-. Indication .. .r Improved cone u... tn Tho u.r. market.
 
 w. c srn..- H chosen mar- .e.r o. t.. tu.herae. h...H.u .eam .t. r..ort r....ne n. .u.. o--.r- .Uu. aH. talked Ee.. m.l.n
 signed ura. .h. 0r.t u...ne among H.m beae r. Martini. formerly o. u1r-.a..
 William a. Hm.rI was found -. b. r... W..e.. n..e .rI win h. ..at .a n. H.mHe fo suuam ue claimed Chat . l1.e-
 haired .ou.a uas pursuing Uu .o
 him u .e had don. several other mu
 unrcr Eov.u O. Wuaer re- ..aHr received very painful inc jury whom u pike pole .H.. h. Ha. ran.un- ea.noa, nItn H.... oI and h. f.. upon .-. Tt. Iae.l end .. m. r.. Nn embedded n lH tue. Ie Hu re.otor
 John Hur.aea. One .mo.. uat- u-H.t nHo recently ued .. one ume visited Alaska. travelling most ol Oh. shore Hae a..a H. Hartman expedition n t.sl Uo wo.. narrative O. m. ur containing many beau.u. descriptions.
 N B Walker. O. Ke.nbar. who recently won't to Valdez as I.'e-
 te from Hs homo town ,o ,hc American Lee.aa convention. u.I .n- tuIu.. a plan to maE. The Legion . b.n.t organization so Chat '. win ase eare %. l.s sick. aged or n0rm m.mu...
 Naut. ol t.e Arou. gumI as ar aau.a aa tae Ka.u.uE country
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-08

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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-09-30

of the plans and the construction
Of the athletic field. DR.. Sabine
is member of the class of 1867
is one of the very few surviving
alumni of the institution, who at
tended Norwich University while
it was at Norwich and also came
to Northlield when it was trans
ferred by reason of the fire.
The field itself extends westerly
seven hundred feet and more from
Central street, and is over two
hundred and eighty feet wide. On
it is laid out the regulation quart
err mile track, enclosing the foot
ball field and base bali diamond.
The bleachers, built on the terrace
made by excavating the bank on
the southern side of the field will
themselves accommodate two
thousand people. Directly in front
of the bleachers and running the
length of the field is the two
hundred and twenty yard straight
away. In making the excavation
and fill over twenty-five thousand
cubic yards Of earth were moved.
The football field has been sodded,
and the base ball diamond and
track are in process Of making.
When completed Norwich will
have one of the best athletic fields
in New England.
DR.. Sabine's gifts have been
made in memory of his son, who
lost his life in the World War, and
the field will be known as the Sab
inc Field.