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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10

medicine. but tboro arc no facilities for taking caro ot tho sick anywhere uomrr than Fort Yukon Tho com. try is yasl aad ls entitled to ever, consideration on the.c lines on bo- hall of tho natives
 Several tmpncrs and prospoctou hayc hcon busy iu tho district Che last winter Tho Kingston brothers. Jaes and Jimmie. formerly of Daw- son aud Chiaua, went mp tho Porcu- pine and over to Firu r.vor thIs smaug to olo klor reported gold
 strike They recently returned down thc Porcup.no and wcrc at Fort Yukon when , was thcrc on my way to Dawson. heard they planned to go Go tbo Mackenzie river valley
 "Tho two Mason brothers were up thc PorcupIuo. prospecting Dad Moore was at Bort Yukon. doing carpenter wors lie wintcrcd above Rampant House lmt winter and was trapping Ho came down tbIs spring UIth hls launch.
 "CaHbou and moose arc on the ucreaso iu tho porcupIuc region.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10
TO ADVERTISE FOR
 MAIL CONTRACTS Indications That Burleson Methods of Carrying Mail by Freight
 Win Be Abolished

Postmaster General Wiu n. Hayes evidently intends Go resume Che old contracts wih steamers for- thc transportation of malls from Seattle Go Alaskan ports instead or sending r by freight as at present Hc is advertising for bids for th.s service for a iour-yor period from July l 1922 Go June 8O. t926. which win bc received by One department until December 6 next ot l;30 D. m.
 There are three forms Of proposals submitted for bidders as follows. First from Seattle by Cordoya. Vale der and I.atouchc Go Seward, 1,67i5o mne. and back every oicyon days from March to November 3o. and onee every fifteen days from pcccm- bcr ! Go February 2S, and as much ortenor as Che contractors boats may rum. an other points u south- eastern and southwestern Alaska at which vessels may cau Go be supp piled. including Ketehibon Wrm- ecu Juneau. skasvay and Anchor aee when Che vessels run to those points,
 Second from Seattle by Ketch.- kau Wmuecu Juneau CordoyaVai- der and Latouchc to Seward. l7of miles lomtuus Wraugcll on south bound trips at option ol coutractorl Che other specifications being Che same as Che first bid.
 Third. from Seattle by Ketch.hon. peerbure Juneau. Yakuut tone v.y once moutbl. Cordoya, Valdez and Latouchc to Seward i7oo miles, hrcc times a month from March ! Go October 3l. and twice a month from November ] to Fehru- ar, eS. and from Seward by seIodyIo to Kodiak. returning direct to Sow ord IuIth privilege to contractor of calling at Anchorage and intcrmcdi- at. ports during the summer months in either UrcotoUl. oncc a month an thc year round and as much ol,oucr as couuac,ora boaH may run on any part or Che route.
 Bids arc also asked from cordoya to Kaoua. so miles. twice a month and as much ouucr as Che cone Ir..lur'. Inrfa may wu
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10
PIONEER TRADER
 OF PARKWAY POST
Dan Cadzow of Rampant House Makes Pilgrimage to Dawson and
 Gives Interesting Interview

Dan Cadzow. who conducts a trade ine post at Rampant House on Che porcupine riycr. one of Che most .ao- lated points on tho American couti- nont made a trip out to Dawson re- ccnty and Che Dawson News tells of ha visit In tho foilowIug
 Dan Cadzow. Che well known fur trader of Rampant House. who has been here Che lost several days. oA- poets to get away soon for his post with several tons of freight Hc uu take it down Che river to Fort Yukon In scow and win use launches in taking 10 up Che porcu- pine. Mir. Cadzow has been trading at Rampant House for ycars and in- tonds to remain thorc. Speaking of Che situation up there. he says.
 "Tho Porcupuo is a great musk rat center and during Che spring and carly summer many aro taken by Che white and Indian hunters and trappcrs. Last year Che district pro- duced about 10000 musrat skins. This year Che total was only about I3.00o. Tho total was reduced th.H year by Che fact Chat Che old law prohibited taking tho raW after June [. and when it was changed by Che Yukon council To June 10 we did not receive Che information in time for Che hunters Co take ad- vantage of Che enlarged season. The period from June ! to 10 is Che most favorable for making O largo catch of Che animals
 About 200 Indians arc In Che Por. cupne valley. and comprise thc most numerous Indian population of Che territory. These Indians are in- dustrIous and deserving and J am sorry moro provision has not boon made for their comfort There .s no hospital iu chat part of tho terri. tory. and when they arc taken sick. as they often arc. tho only recourse is to take them Go Che hospital ot Port Yukon. which is on tho AmuI- can side Of Che uno and about 200 miles from Rampant House. and mr,hcr from other places where some groups Of Che natives uyo When Che trip has to bo made In w.utc rthat distance it Is accom- panied with great hardship and hazard for Che sick and Is uo easy "trip for person iu best ot health. This part Of Che Indian population is most deserving and especially should have some protection in way of hospital The missionary now there has considerable knowledge of
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10

That t.. k.mI salmon packing plant of Lhhr W.N..i and Libby Company which was destroyed by .-. I'm Iun. i. to he rebuilt as soon
 possible has boon announced by n w Hr.n.t. resident aeent Tho u..orIn Libby NlIue which ar- rived from Che Nar.a Tuesday. .s at Everett u.I.r. material tor Che re- construction ol Che Keaa plant and au dor.r. tor One North .u a ... U.r. ra. Libby N.NcI and Lhn. stan hopes .1 have Ihe plant. r., for operation as soon as thc
 salmon ...or opens next year. The ....u. san Juar. V.tf 20.n00 eases .. .a.maa. from s.a-hNetem A'assa r.r.. arrived i'm Saft.. for One lhH. concern and ,he w. R. Bur- TOW. |. lis.raranr ->.00o cases at Che sroar. street tcm.na. Of Che port a. Seattle
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10

The Alaska Duo Mines Company operating at Fu1ter Bay Admiralty island. has struck one O. i.s ore bodies In muo. on which work has been under way for nearly Q ycar lt is now planned Co oN.ond tbs unuc. Co croscut other ore bodies
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10

The Alaska Bureau In receipt of a circular from che Borrd of EH- eueer for Rivers and HarooH Ie- .ecIne Che report O. Che nHTIo. Euc.ucors recommending One m- nroyemcnt of Wuneeu harhor by Che construction of u hroakWufor
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10
FORMER JUNEAU NURSE
 MARRIED AT WRANGELL
Miss May Bissett Becomes Bride of World War Veteran Stephen
 D Grant

Miss May Bat and stephen D. Grant were m'rrcI at Che Catholic church at S o'clock Friday evening in One presence of a small gathering of relatives and friends They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. D. Y. Gmr. and Che ceremony was per formed by Father Cocoia who had jus. arrived from a visit up tho sukue and was leaving for Che soun Che samc evening.
 Mr. and Mrs Grant me, hero last November whom Che groom. who was lr tHc .ry.co during tho world war; returned .o Wnuecu from Germany whore be had bccu Iu Che Army of Occupation. and Che ovs-of the.r .ame.mnt was heard early this summer Mrs Grant who Is @ nurse by profession visited Mrs. B. Y Grant bero for Che frst time about @ ra.r ago. after which shc returned t1 Che Bellevue Hospital Now York tor umc She has uuucd at St Auns m Juneau and has spent Che pas. .ev months at Che Petersburg hospital sbc was born in Ed'n- bureh. Scotland. and has been in us country only about six years. Mr. Grant is connected with Che u. s. deputy mauhaIs onIce.-W Wran- e.I SautucL
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10
PETE HuCH VISITS HERE

Pete Iclich. one of Che pioneer res- tamnut men ol thc North. was hore several days th.s week on business, leaving for Seattle on Jho Princess Royal yesterday morning He win wInt er iu Che south.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10
LET sULLY DO IT

When in need ot anything Iu Che limo of woodwork. neat. smooth and attractive. can on or phone u " suuy Hs shop Is 'o.atcl at One corner of Third and Gold streets and Is phone number is ia6. Iie 's Che samc Suuy who has made such am cuyabIe reputation u undertaken and funeral director H.s work and prices arc always right See his adv In th.s paper
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10

FOR SALE Almost new Edison Monograph Solid mahogany case. X bargain Phone ll03.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10

Eom.ra O. banana days n .re krordse. 5000 tons Of lead and oliver ore. valued at Si.so0.ooo. wcrc brought t1 Seattle ast week on Che steamships Kotrh.kan and Latouche
 Tho ore uayeiel t5oo miles. from Kao nm 1be new strike In Yukon Territory Canada It was trans rartei down Che Yukon river in
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10


 steamboats operated by Che White Pass a Yukon Route Co St Michael thcn tranuhippod to Seattle.
 Three thousand reindeer c1rcaescs. csch averaging f50 pounds are m Nome. Alaska. waiting shipment Go Seattle on tbo next three and last vowres of che liner Victoria. opor- atcd by Che Alaska Steamship Com nany between Seward Peninsula country and Seattle Tho Nomo company producing reindeer on a commercial scale says it can ship Che meat 2.50O miles by water Co se- atuc and chen distribute Co tho Mid- .de West and also Co Che Eas, so Chat reindeer meat now growing iu de- mand. can bc sold as cheapiy as bec, Last year L5o0 carcasscs were fhinped Co Seattle and placed iu public cold storage terminals and tbcu distributed over One United States
 Tanks wItb total mcI capacity of eoooo barrels have been cone s,rurted at Uuolaska for Che cone ycniencc of ships iu Che Tuuspac.fc and Alaskan trade. The Alaska Steamship Company which installed Che tanks. also maintains coal bunk ers of 5000 tons capacity
 Puget Sound Is a recognized base lor Arctic explorations NlhIo'mur stclanssor Canadian explorer win head a party Go lcayc Seattle ou am .yprouuon Of Che Arctic regions which win ukc from two to Ave year The party under hlau Grave ford of Toronto. plans Co spend One winter ou one ol Che Canadian isi- ,rds in Che Arctic. and Dr stolaus- .on win join tbcm Inter- Roa.d tmuudscu. d.scoyorcr of Che south Pole win leave here Iu Che spring tor another polar iauut
 Judge Lomcu confirmed as iuieo ot Che Second judicial division. has zone to Ncv York to cnI.s. addition .I capital for thc Lomon Reindeer Company Hc win return to Seattle i'm time to ,mI cn Che Victoria ou its. next trip CD Nome Ue expects to. secure Che needed capital and win r,a.c Che reindeer company lu Che. hands or a competent manager
 The Alaska Bureau Is m receipt of a circular from che Borrl %. EH- eueer for Rivers and HwboH ro-. . IecInc Che report of Che psr.e. Eucuccrs recommending the m- rroyemcut of Wraneeu haraor by Che construction ol a breaavator
 The Alaska Dmo Mines Company operating at Fuoter Bu Admiralty
 lsud has struck one of is ore| bodies m tunnel on which work has been under way for nearly 9. year, It e now planned Go oN,cnd tba tunnel Go croscut other ore. bodies
 Bristol Bays canned salmon pack win total about l.o1cUOo oases. tuo- thirds of normal pack. according to. aluccs brought by Che uu r.sscl ship Benjamin F Packard oI thc' Northwestern Fisheries Company which is uscHarrne at tae nd' street pier ot Che por. Comm. Ion. Tho pack of Che plants al NushaeaS. . Korr.uue Nlkuok Is.e.k and Ou- shu vu total abo1, a5OUHN cases. Port Nouor produced >UO0n case. and Henderson Bay if0Uo. or to-. Gal of l2f.00U cases which Che largest pack iu sN years for that part of Che North. according t' ad- vices received iu Seattle.
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10

T.. Seattle Chamber oI Commerce
 announce. Hat Secretary Of Che ln- te-o- Pan has medically pledged T.. Ono Chamber ,hat he would TO- mm uIthr sixty days and make a g.t to Nassa. The Chamber has boon working anec Secretary Pail entered the cabinet .to have him go to ta.sa and e.t fnthlud .niorma uor or .l. territory Secretary FalI explained his aHure to Include Alas ka on hts present trip by promising to -o to Che territory thIs iau t u.. said at Che Chamber.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10
WEEKLY BUDGET
 OF ALASKA NEWS
Secretary Fall Says "Uushackle Alaska From Bureaucratic Con-
 rol' and Turn Er Loose

Seattle UushackIc Alaska from bureaucratic control and speed up reclamation ol arid Iands.' These arc Che major objects ot President Harding auI h.s administration. said s..rearv 70. hc Interior Albert B. Fau rhc distinguished visitor here on h.s rrst scatuc visit dcp'orcd Ono limited umc allotted Co him here. and tccar.I Chat he wanted to como h.r. again n two months "to s.l down and ak vith Seattle aboa, Alaska and other matters before making trIr to Che northern tcrr.- Cor, next .umm.r President Hard nm. win undoubtedly accompany him on h.. ia-e Alaska trip ho an- nom.cI
 rhcrc arc thrce measures DOW
 under consideration to relieve Alas t. o. Che burden of bureaucratic control One oI these Is to give Che rr.s.Iert power to allocate control and another provides for n oommis- .or form of territorial government ! have revoked l rule ol my prcde- ...tr r.nune to thc leasing of Ai- a.sn o.I lands. Che rule of the former administration allowing a person to .... an 0rr a single claim of 2.5f0 ..-.. nrTe present regulations ai- low .s many ns i've claims. or nearly Is... acres per person This moro Un..I r..uauor may aes.at .u dc. r..rr- ha.s.s oI Te.d.
 Lue can he done witch Che northern territory unu au Alaska departments and .I authority Co I..I n.lr Aa.sn Is vested tn a single branch ID. r. government Uus-
 even t.r.u.. ol bureaus can't urc- u.r m ... he., Interests of Che ter- u.o-l was s..rea-y Faua sum m.r. 70. .ne situation a. .t exists at rrer. m. laws pertaining to Che national domain Io mot 0t Alaska. Tn. n.on.u. in .hat section of thc country arc peculiar To chat section ..on. Capital e what .s uecicl mo. a,aH.h.. .n open un the ooln- m. win s.. tr .t chat hc gets transportation nr t.. ora. More .r.r m. laws relating to .he .err.- tory must h. Uh.uHt.i t Alaska s q. h. H.,..0n.I Capita. must be .f.I Ht legislation u Che spec rH... element II. too strong it win h. u..u.. .. e.t capital to so i'm. mr present plan to have aprae. aI railroad man make a surycy ol m. Alaskan railroad situation and r.rI.r. .uH r.nor. or It
 ann interested u -he territory s I...onm.nl- u.. fhc secretary s word |. t...aHs. .rrl shall do au m my power t. help .t forward
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-09-10

Nre hundred and nIy thousand . %. salmon H Che estimated pack tus ..a.ou In One ree.on known
 Ha Bristol Bay district The
 ..ors pack |. estimated to be at I..t 10..0.. case. mor. chan last r..r and a... larger pack than -a.. os aft Th. season was a short ur. n. tbat and none ot Che .anr.r.. operated to uI capacity m. above resume Is given by B. B. May. representing Che National Gamer. t..o.auon "rhe past
 although exceedingly short ua splendid one for Che 22 cane r.r.. operating .a tae Hr.sto. Bay
 nI Mr. Mays "Nonc ot .r. ..ru.-... operated fo tuil carac- .r owing to Che salmon market un.. several months ago was oyer-
 0...I and Che short bu, heavy rum of U.h. TH.rc were -- ouuer- ... operating in the Bristol Bay re- zion during Oh. season and au have closed down and rro salmon s now ur tHe way south. as vou Che the
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-10-29

That portion of Lot l: Located in the N
y Of the N. W. u of N; w. of Sec :,
ton %, T. Ia S., r. 20 E., Confainings lou
Lots 5 and and IL and IL and s. v OF
Lots Is to Is both inclusive, and Lots
l6 to %, both inclusive: All located In
Section %, T. IA S., r. 20 E., Contain o
ing 40
Those portions of Lots % to 26, both in
elusive Located in Section %, I. IA s., IN
R. 20 E., Containing. zo.'
Lots q to 20, both inclusive: Located
partly in Section % and partly in sec &C
Lots 30 to 80, both inclusive, N. ~ OF
Lots Al to is, both inclusive: Located
in Section 26, T. IA S., r. 20 E., Con- a.
Anir aipn
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-10-29
NERTiSE N EMIT

II COURT FOR THE PARISH
u ~ DoiHSSSs. STATE OF LOUISIANA
No DIVISION "A" DOCKET 4
mn, ANTS' LOAN & TRUST COMPANY
tsISNER ESTATES, INC.
~, hNOWN AND REMEMBERED, That
DE 4 by virtue of an order to seize and
un9eTt writ of fieri facias of date the 10th
sen Sei august, 1921, issued out of the Honor
uay Civil District Court Of the Parish OF
nops, State of Louisiana, and to me directed
svrfabore numbered and entitled cause, have
IN and will offer for sale a tpublic auction
sssash after due appraisement, to the last an6
Vest bidder. at the principal front door Of tn,
art House at Hahnville, in the Parish of st
aries, State of Louisiana, on SATURDAY
He 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1921, between
ae hours Of IL o'clock A. M. and o'clock
A.. the following described property:
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-10-29

ton Is, T. IA S., R. 20 E., Containing. 40O0
Lots 692 to 694, both inclusive Located
in Section 38, T. IA s.. R. 20 E.. Con- a.
tanning oo'''
Lots 695 to 617. both inclusive: Located
partly in Section Is and partly in Sec nm
ton 3S, T. IA s., X. 20 E., Containing 3o.oo
Lots 69S and 699 Located in Section Is, =, ~
I. IA s., R. 20 E., Containing.--.--- zo.oo
s. " Of Lot 7OS: Located in Section Is, m
T. IA S., R. 20 E., Containing o'oo
That portion of Lot 70s: Located in Sec 20
ton 3S, T. IA s., R. 20 E., Containing LOU
That portion Of the s. " Of Lot 1903: Lo-
Gated in Section Is, T. IA S., R. 20 E., =,
All of that portion Of Lot 709: Located
| in Section SO, T. IA S., r. 20 f., Con-
tanning e ;-.,,i, TX
Lot 10: Located partly in Section %
l. and partly in Section 3S, I. IA s., H. .
Lots I'll to 1928, both inclusive: Located
| in Section 80, T. IA S.. R. 20 E., Con-
Those portions Of Lots 72s and 7so: Lo-
Gated in Section 3S, T. IA s., T. ~ e. N !.
Containing |o'1
| Lots ia no $50. both inclusive Located
in Section SO, T. IA S., r. 20 E., Con-
| tanning HAo'"
Lots Isl to $50, both inclusive: Located
| in Sections SO and 80. 7. IA s., X. 20
E., Containing 20 90 IUo'o
Comprising an aggregate OF 45fZ'SS acres
land. c.,
All of the above lands being located in Sur
drainage District No. l Of the st. Charles MI
nicipai Drainage District of the Parish OF 5
. | Charles State Of Louisiana, and being more pai
ticularly delineated upon certain map OF pia
prepared by j. S. Webb and John Morrisol
hereinafter specifically referred to.
Acr,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
9-Yedr-OM Chess
Marrel May Play in
Tulsa Late in Month

The nine -year-old Polish chess
marvel, Samuel Rzeschewski,
probably will give demonstra-
tion Of his uncanny ability in
Tulsa late this month. according
TO negotiations now being made
by the Tulsa Chess and Checker
club.
a $500 guarantee is required TO
bring the young chess wizard here
and most of this amount already
has been pledged by members OF
the chess and checker club. How
ever, II is practically certain that
enough tickets would be sold for
Sammy's exhibition to make UP
this entire amount, in with case
the money pledged would be re-
turned.
Plans are to havc the youngster
take on 20 members Of the Tulsa
club at one time. The place where
the exhibition will he held has not
been secured yet. but final ar
rangements will be made later
when the date OF his visit here is
definitely settled.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

WASHINGTON. u. c., July 10
Uncle Samucl's very best golfers,
professional and amateur and thrcN
OF tho most capable professionals
Great Britain can boast Of not to
mention Roger Wcthcrcd, the ANA
tour who was ruuner-up to Jock
Hutchinson i'm the recent British
professional tourney at ST. Andrews,
VIII tee off at the Columbia Country
club Monday in the annual national
open golf tournament.
Edward Ray, winner OF the ma
tional open last year at Toledo,
Will not defend his title, so there
viii be new champion crowned
But Great Britain will be well rep
resented by George Duncan, Eng
land Abe Mitchell, Scotland and
Joe kirkwood, the Australian open
champion. This trio, with Wcther-
ed. is small but select group Of
golriug stars who are practically
certain to give the large field Of
American players a struggle worth
while, and 1t will take some mighty
fine playing on the part Of the
Yankees to keep the title from re-
turning to other shores
Among the American players who
will tee off in the qualifying round
today will be Jock Hutchinson, the
British open champion: Jim Barnes,
Walter Hagen, Freddie Mcleod,
who looks like dangerous contend
or playing on his home course;
Tommy KcrriEan George Mclean
and other prominent pros, along
with chick Evans national amateur
champion; Robbie Jones, Frances
Ouimet. Fred j. Wright ana others
Course In Excellent shape.
Competition over the Columbia
course will be interesting, exception
ally 80 because there are three two
shot holes on which the finc iron
play receives its Just reward. These
are the third. tenth ana seventeenth
holes. They are all reasonable two
shooters demanding better placing
of the tee shot and the succeeding
second iron shot than any others
over the course which will be ira
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
What Germany Would
Hare Done to Us Had
She Been Victorious

BERLIN, July 1G.--How eff
ciontly Germany would have col
lected rcparations had she won the
war is demonstrated by the rcpa-
rations claims of German citizens
against the state for damages suf-
fcrcd in communist riots. Sixteen
thousand claims for damages have
been made in the city OF Berlin
alono. About 1000 Of the cases
have been settled by arbitration,
the sums paid totalinE moro than
12,0OO,000 marks.
Four thousand cases have been
refused by the special govern
mental department organized to
settle rcparations claims for losses
through political disturbances.
The majority of the claimants arc
suing in the courts in the cases
where the arbitration board has
rejected their claims.
The value of about 5000 unset
tied claims is estimated at more
than 30,O00,0O0 marks By the ap-
praisal board, The German state
pays one-half of the indemnity.
the prussian state onc-third and
the Berlin commune one-sixth.
Although the claim office has
been making compensation for
damaged property, none of the
cases have yet been settled for
persons injured in the revolutions.
The claimants are very disgruntlod
and have organized society
called Federal Association OF the
Tumult Injured" through which
they are pressing their suits.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
Big Now stadium at CincInnatl.

CINCINEAT1. ohio. July lG.---
students and alumni Of the Uulycr-
sity Of Cincinnati this autumn viii
engage in drive for $4,000 10
build the first three sections Of a
new stadium at Carson field. orig
inally II was the plan 10 erect tho
stadium complete at an estimated
cost Of &l25,000. but the university
board Of trustees authorized only
the initial units. when these are
completed, probably by the opening
~ the football season. the field VIII
seat 5000. Twenty other sections
arc 10 he built from time 10 time
as athletics develop at the municipal
university ultimately bringing the
seating capacity 10 1900.