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The Lake County times., 1921-12-30

Eugene O'Bnen in "CHIVALROUS CHARLEY
Bill and Bob. The Fables. and Hurricane Hutch
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-05-07
SUPPOSED DRUNKEN
WOMAN CLAIMS
SHE WAS DRUGGEO

An interesting case developed from
What was supposedly two drunken
women on our streets Tuesday noon.
According to Marshal Robinson Mrs.
Warren Adams, who lives most OF the
time Mt the shepherd with her hus-
band, had come to American Fork and
had met a cousin, Mrs. Eva Abbott.
who was travelling with the Rodgers
Amusement company. Mrs. Abbott, Il
lie alleged, tried to induce Mrs. Adams
to hire an auto and go to Salt Lake,
which she refused to do. They then
went to Mrs. Abbott's room ut the
Grant hotel where drinks were had.
According to Mrs. Adams, the drinks
were "doped," the the other woman
knew she was carrying some $50 in
her pocket and wore valuable
diamond ring. The women then went
to the Ford garage and tried to hire
n car and were refused by the man
agement. after which they entered the
car belonging to owen Beck OF Al.
pine, declaring they wanted q ride
Beck offered to take them for short
ride. As they neared the home OF
John Jacklin In the Third ward the
women began fighting, during which
Mrs. Adams was forciably elected from
the car Beck, after several unsuc,
cessful attempts TO get her back into
the car, decided to return Mrs. Alb
bolt to the hotel and get out OF the
mix-up, II Ia claimed.
Residents near the vicinity. saw Mrs
Adams walking aimlessly around ant
thinking her Ill, notified the marshal
who secured a car and went to assis
her. She was brought to the city hal
ir drunken or dazed condition. an,
when able to tell her story coherently
stated that she had been drugged an,
that the Carnival woman had tried 4
rob her OF her money and ring. Par
OF the money was missing and tn
finger upon which the ring was worl
was badly bruised. giving evidenc
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-05-07

OF unsuccessful attempts OF removal.
The officers also state that her
breathe did not smell Of liquor.
The case of alleged robbery. being a
felony. the sheriff was notified and he
came to town Wednesday. only to find
that Mr., and Mrs. Abbott had quit the
carnival and had skipped out"
No arrests were made. but II Is
stated by the local officers that an at
tempt will be made TO locate the peo-
pie who left town, and that unless II
is proven that the woman was really
drugged. she may be prosecuted on q
charge OF intoxication.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-05-07
HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATES
CLASS OF "a.

The schools Of the Alpine district
will close this seasons work on Fft-
day, May 20. The Commencement ex-
ercises Of the high schools will be held
during the week OF May 1920. The
following Is the list OF Seniors who
are expected to graduate from tho
American Fork High School:
Elmer J. Taylor Helen NJ Chapman
Ross Nieisen Laura Pulley 4,
o. Sadie Miller
Edith Chapman
Ruth Chapman ''" '"o"''"
Ruth Ashby Lois La Baker
Ethel Parker Mile Duncan
Orwell NJ Vance veda Barratt
Karl II. Bennett Howard Logsdon
Hiram Adamson Florence Friday
Frank L. Miller Frank II. Anderson
Belle Newton Meiba Chapman
James A. Shelley J. Reed Stewart
Owen B. Lynch Bernard J. Storrs
Leo d. Nelson Kenneth h Noyes
Francis Abel Frank q. shelley
Daniel Drew Jorgensen
J. Hildebrand Wing
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-05-07
VISITORS BEING SHOWN
A ROYAL time

The Utah county high school day
and track meet Ia being held hera
Friday as we go to press. About L.
900 visitors are in our town. as the
guests of the local high school.
The days program as outlined by
the oficials will be as follows: From
0 a. m. TO 10 a. m. assemble at Stake
Tabernacle; 10 to ~. program OF mu-
sic. readings and speeches; 2 to 8,
field meet at the City Park where
the winners OF the various athletic
Q, ents will be chosen; s to ~. dan
cling at the Apollo hall.
The local high school boys have
put the City Park into excellent shape
for the meet during the past week,
and the visitors are being shown a
royal time during their stay In our
city.
At the initiation meet held at Pro-
vo last Saturday, American Fork high
school displayed some good material
carrying of first, second and third
PLACE in the pole vault, second place
on the high jump; second place on
the shot put and third place on the
broad Jump. As this meet included
schools from all over the state. II Il
the opinion Of many that American
Fork should carry on the honors al
the meet here.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-05-07
lEH| BANK CLOSED
BY BANK EXAMINER

Shortly after the opening hour
wednesday the Peoples Bank of
Lehi doors were closed and business
suspended by order OF the State Bank
Examiner.
From Information obtained. the in
ability OF the bank to liquidate its
loans and the general tightness of
money drew the bank working capt.
tai to such a low point that under
the state laws they could not contin-
ne business and the Bank Commits
sioner took charge.
1t is generally believed by those
closely connected with the bank that
depositors will not lose anything and
some go as far as to say the stock
holders will not lose. either No state,
ment on this phase Of the matter
could be obtained as no one seemed
TO know yet just how long time 1,
will take to straighten out the af-
fairs.
When asked II they would again
open. officials said no decision on
this point had been reached.
People should not lose their head OF
confidence In banks because Of the
misfortune OF the Lehi condition. Our
banking system as checked by ths
State Commissioner protects the de-
positors and no worry among de-
positors in other banks should fol-
low this.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-05-07

Soul Arise, and by the request n,
Apostle Whitney sang "Josepb
Smiths First Prayer" Prof. paxman
deserves much credit for the choIr's
present state of efficiency.
Apostle Whitney, who is shortly 10
90 to Europe to preside over the Bri-
fish mission, delivered a graphic and
impressive GRAFTON on the majesty and
saving power of the gospel OF Jesus
Christ, as revealed by Joseph Smith
the great Latter Day Prophet. Elder
Thomas Martin sang, "I1l Go Where
You Want Me To Go, Dear Lord"
President 8. L. Chapman con-
graduated the Sunday school children
on their good, quiet behavior. during
this session of conference, and Elder
Levi Edgar Young amused them i'm
mensely by telling them stories about
scagulls and other things, near and
dear to the hearts OF children.
The choir sang. For the Strength
Of the Hills We Praise Thee" Bene-
diction was pronounced by Elder Clay.
son of the Lindon Second ward.
The fourth session convened ut 2
.. m. with 1865 present. Meeting was
opened by the choir singing: We're
Not Ashamed to Own Our Lord and
Worship Him on Earth" The invoca-
ton was by Elder Bernard Christen.
sen OF American Fork The choir
sang. "The Lord is My Shepherd"
The General and Stake authorities
were then presented and unanimously
sustained. The choir sang the anthem,
LEND Us Peace, o, Lord"
a communication from President
Heber J. Grant was read, saying that
suicides should not have public fun
erals. according to the rules OF the
Church.
President J. II Clark bore his testi-
mony to the truthfulness and saving
power Of the gospel as revealed to
Joseph Smith.
Elder Ernest Bramwell, president
OF the American Fork Seminary, spoke
Of the good that is being done by this
class of religious tuition, and asked
parents to do their part at home In
the religious training OF their children
Amy Davis Blackhurst sang sol.
Sister Elva Chapman also rendered n
solo entitled NINETY and Nine"
Apostle o. +. Whitney delivered a
splendid Grafton on the indestructi-
bility OF Mormonism, and its power to
bless and save the world II its broad
and benign principles were accepted
and practically applied. Said he has
discussed the question of Mormonism
with some OF the learned reverend
divines OF different religious denomi-
nations, and marvelled at their ignor-
ance regarding the true plan Of sal
walton as revealed to us through divine
inspiration.
President s. L. Chapman gave out
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-05-07
american Fork Department

several Important public notices one
oeing the excursions to the Temple,
May the 18th.
me choir sang, The Happy Da,
mas Rolled On" Conference was then
declared adjourned for the period a,
three months.
The closing benediction was pro-
nounced by Patriarch Henry Moyle OF
Alpine.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-05-07
Ky attend THE TWO DAY
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE WHICH WAS
VERY INTERESTING AND INSTRUCTIVE

The two days Quarterly Conference of Alpine Stake
Lid in the Alpine Stake Tabernacle last SATURDAY. and
rs.s April 3Oth and May 1st with Prest S. L. Chpmnn
charge 70,
he busy time of the year, there being $50 present
~ Conference was opened by the choir and congregation
.Gng tbe hymn commencing 'Say What is Truth The
was by Bishop Gootwin of Lehi President Chin
be first speaker The other speakers were Andrew
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-05-07

..a.r,on Stake president Of the
!, Quorum; Patriarch Warren b.
IA. and Elder Levi Edgar Young
a. seueral Church authorities and
,,sructor in the Salt Lake Uni
r,ty. Elder Young is a very fluent
4 ,urcsiul speaker, and was listen
10 with wrapt attention as he ably
.,Ounded the fundamental principles
he Gospel Of Jesus Christ as be-
n,A and practiced by the Latter
" Saints.
d. choir, led by Prof. Ernest Pax
IN rendered an appropriate vocal
lxtion.
A irio was beautifully rendered by
niw lady members Of the choir, as
dtsd W Prof Paxman. Eli Kendall
| q Ishi pronounced the benediction.
The second session Of conference
|uavsned At Q q. m. Saturday. There
w q much larger number present
Dan 1t the forenoon session. Meeting
NJ opened by the choir and congre-
ptsa singing "Redeemer of Israel, .
lhVocstion was by Elder John Bush
IN. President A. J. Evans was the
fnt speaker. He felt much pleased
VIII he forenoon exercises and hoped
u same spirit would characterize the
cher sessions Of the conference. p. -
The members Of the American Fork
hn School Glee club rendered a
vocal selection. gas s7f@ ,ct.
Annie G. Huxley. Stake president
d The Relief Society. gave very full
nd comprehensive report Of this or.
s'nl'sticn. showing that II IL IN a
prosperous. growing condition, with
nlhiul, diligent workers in all the
siilerent wards OF the Stake pushins
Ne good work ahead.
Charles A. Warwick, Junior Stake
resident OF the 44th Quorum of Sew
my spoke at some length on the
''ues pertaining to this church or.
and extolled the brave.
a'n'ui pioneers who had made II pos.
'''' ior us to inhabit this beautifu,,
'O'perous mountain country. where
= are free to worship God.
Lew Edgar Young spoke at some
.4s'a on the great work that God has
''eaeu 10 us In this dispensation OF
!. 'l,ness OF times, and the great re.
y, 1t involves upon us.
=. -. enoir sang an anthem and Elder
= = '''noies pronounced the benedic-
on,
'ae 'hird session which was a,-
: W lilo began at 10 a. m. Sun
y with President s. l.. Cbipmon
=. The Sunday schools of the
!. wards OF American Fork filled
~ 0A' seats Meeting was opened
,, ~s splendid recently reorganized
n..s, choir singing the hyms
- A'n'ne In My Soul The invoca-
= wa was by Elder Clifford e. Young.
'"o'r sang the anthem "Arise NV
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-05-07
Sunday Nights Meeting

The meeting last Sunday night wns
attended by about 1000 persons who
heard a splendid talk on Manhood"
by Oscar Kirkham, chief executive Of
the Salt Lake Boy Scouts. Splendid
musical numbers were given BY the
Lehi boys band and the Pleasant
Grove orchestra The meeting was
arranged by the Alpine Stake NJ '.
A. boards.
Next Sundays meeting will DO given
by the Sunday schools Of the fpur
wards. A. splendid program has been
arranged, and the public IL cordially
invited to attend.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-05-07

Could you tell the truth for "a
hours and still keep your friends and
business? See Nothing But the
Truth" at the First Ward Chapel.
Wednesday, May IL.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-05-07

Take timc and call and see Bakers
line of electric fixtures.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-05-07

Why use cheap of for your auto
when you can get MONARCH a.
Chipman's. sesifsfsa Esiv :. 81
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15

tmt Che salary of One cook tor ihe inmates of tho Fodeui lau be ri.a.d to Sl2500 per month
 "Iu our examination ol Ono fod cml offices. we were received cNer}. whore with courtesy and eenerou onor ot assaaucc and we believe uat he business Of Ono various oi ucos ls baus conducted in nm ct 1c.ont manner
 Public School
 "Wo visited tHe public school and olucstcd that a fire alarm bc turn ,d m without any warning bon- .rcn Co teachers or pupla which request ws granted Immediately aurr Ono sounding of Che alarm the pupils uoI 0ut of tho building n nm orderly manner. wcauue it In ano and one.ha'i minutes We wish to commend tbc superintendent uH taachor for tho careful tu.nnr which hcy havo given to tho pupils m na ma.Hr Wo found One 1ro alarm anpJrm Co be n cNce'Io1' working order and thc dro eecUo. to.be well placed and in good con d't0n
 owe respectfully request tl1' copies of tb.s report bc aont to such officials nI departments as arc of rctod by tho various rocommoudl f.0ns
 "n closing wo wish to cxicn' ou' thanks o One Federal and cIw of lcer for Che ls,arcc tboy have given us iu connection with ow .n .rost.e1tone
 HESTER D. HENDERSON
 "Foromln"
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15

shrine Jim Simpson who had just 1li tbc bottle Go Ogden. opened che door but whom hc saw who it was h, slammed it saut again. Ogden ther produecl his sun aul ordered him t. open it again. When tho door v... areu.I. Mcintosh walked in. rrl ua immediately followed by lcry Simpson. who had come upon Che scene.
 rn.y semouualcl v..h Mcintosh at nr.. saving that b.s search War- r,rt vas no good and .ha, hc could not search tar n.aec. Tho chic. told ,hcm b, m,al.. To do t anyway whether th. vuuut was good or bad. and he pro. .lel The search r..l. areI tl r.,... any more booze.
 vhle Che officers Wcrc n the r..r Mcintosh aN Jm sImp1u hand Jerry Simpson several p.e.os of currency an crushed up. and he noticed u. latter looking for ' a.... lo dispose It After Inc made .ne arrest aud u.s taking tac men .0 ne u. JDr broke away from him and n.ee Che bundle %. money .,0. tl. uI-. %. the sidewalk Go tho bay below.
 Later Mcintosh climbed down un- J.reah the sidewalk and as ihe uIe ua. out hc r.eo,cred che ro'i O. Ms n.Iuiue t.e two marked ten- dollar bu. and another SID ia ew r.uey
 As m.y verc ou tt..r way Co ,h, nu I.rt Simpson squared oa Co Mcintosh. to u.o a rueHsuc term ba, tbe chief handed a heavy ast or a.s chin a. quickly chat be dropped That ouI.I le lighting for Che day
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
KETCHIKAN POLICE
 CHIEF STAGES RAID
Arrests Jim and Jerry Simpson for Having nquol-Has Exciting
 Time Doing lt

OL.. o. Police LUun.o Mcintosh.
 o um. Uertneehl champion aa,.ro.h. Ha..a. Oog.t .s attempt re T.. .e.u un ne town of Netehi- ..n 70. n. meeH a. ol uwor m n.uI %. bs duties n @ .I tae.U .... week planted 70 h't- n.s.r ou t.. Jaw o. Jerry simpson. one 70. Che m.n who 'he had Ius, ar- t.L Ta. smr.oa bro.acrt jm and r..... ...r. having h..H taken ..le .r.o.. and b...-e .. s. Conn
 u.I.r u0rc 0n.l 5000. uh... u.r paid
 Tn. Na.u..u Dhouu'e ot April t.n H. mG.a1e story %. ,he eN. .. o..HI.
 .r.u. n. Ur... fr .'c.u hct. .r m. %. Hs undesirable
 element and brnr a am end ho ..u. t.a.ar u. n. liquor h"s o... u r.. Inano Mcintosh
 Ir cWorI O.I.n. sworn a r..| ....-. r.IeI Che oW. r.H Room .I e. "uuc.. ho.0l
 .r. ...nI. O. Irn.r o' whr ... ... . I..... .. .e. N w. Spec I brand .. ....r brought ia
 from tI. c,..I.r ... They also r...I u.I.. arrest le..y and Im srr... brothers. H..nuo-or ot tae u
 l m. snH.... ..r. Inclined U. m ...r. ..u stu. wien ... r.. I.. who. oH.t %. poH.. ,..-. u.. .a .eH oa I.- sur" .. which sent him dow. .. .H. rhe rs.' encounter cam. .. u .ut
 ... u.u. Ogden as a
 . deputy. t.. CHel .lroaru -.. .... ..-..rt United s.a,e Attorney l....-. u eue secured a
 warrant .. .onu,sIouel W...
 .r..r .rt oei.n t' ,H.
 H.. . ...'eoI drinks bod. ... ...u cam. away He ... ..u e.. . ..en.. .. marked ..r...U.r n..- '. -..aer .o Che s. r... and ..r H.... .l "1. & w -.. H ... .ra.r having boon ... u. Mcintosh taeu urHI r door to the inner
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
MORE MEN THAN WOMEN
 HAVE APPENDICITIS

Medical reports show men are moro subject to appendicitis ale though many sudden eases occur
 among women. lt can be guarded afaust by preventing intestinal inc lection The intestinal aut.scpt.c. tdIe--i-ko. acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel removing an louL de- cay.ur matter which might cause inc lection lt brings out matter you never thought was in your system and which may have been poisoning you for months. Adlcr-i-ka Is EN- cELLENT for gas on thc stomach. Guy h. Smith. druggist
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
scouTo MISSING

"s.out" Che we'll known dog oo- longing to Albert White son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J White. formerly Of oi ths city. is undoubtedly dead. He disappeared from Che White home in Juneau about three weeks ago and mo trace Of him has been found a'ncc.
 "scout" was Whi,chomc dog that camc hcrc with hia young maa- Ger five years aoe. Hc was an in- .cnerable companion O. Albcrts and hs loss s kccnIy lcll
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
DAYLATE

The mal boat Esloboth was day nte a-rvnr horo on hcr last trip from sitsa on account of having dropped her udder at Che former capital The boat win leave tonight ou her regular trip to sitba Instead oi last night
 EI pauold. am oidumc miner ot Douglas. win leave for Fmter bay ta take a position with Che Alaska Admiralty Gold Mining Company
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
Stiff Joints
 Sore Muscles
smoothod Cut By Hnmlln's
 Wizard oii

Soreness and stiffness resulting from u1accustomed use of muscles or too much cNorcisc. such as tcr- ms. baseball co.i hard-balI etc. give way quickly [. tH. .oo,iiug effect of U1m.us Wizard OI lt plnctrat.s iast drives out thc sorc- ness. and lmbers up stiI, aching joints and muscles.
 I.uI.r Wizard OH n good i.H'1H- nH.. preparation In E..u In fH. medicine .I..l IIr fu .I HuI when tn. iH.i1r m.r NH f.r l- nm aH'H'.H r.II.... .nt..r... HuuII.It..u IH. UI. burn. EIf.H and ."nUH .u...rH .uI hrH..H H..I E nrI.r If" .H. penetrating U...t.. E.ep U ua a-al.
 Hrnrr..H H.n hH..'a
 If ruu .re troubled WHh rourHnrtll or ..E ...Hl.uc t.H n.mIluH Wizard LIrer WI... Te.f I.at At.ie pink uHia at ..al..at4 -oE ..-.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
FREIGHTER IN

Tho Alaska Steamship Company rcrhtr Rcdondo arrived iu Che Channel last evening witch 500 tons of coaI for various points including Thaue. Juneau city dock. Femmer & Ritter md ra.'G. Cosst Goa. Com nrur
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
MOVE TO DOUGLAS

John e. Johnson has moved from TreadvcI to Douglas as has also John RmQu.sl H L RowIey of Che TradwcU store. win also soon mako his home iu Douglas
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
EAGLE PARTY

The Eagle lodge is to give family party at their hall ou Mon- day evening for members of Che or der and Choir families Cards. dane ing and refreshments will be the order ol Che evening
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
: GooDY SALE

Tho ladies Of Che Altar Society Of Che Catholic church win hold a roody n.c tomorrow afternoon in Che building on Third street next to Gwa Drug Store Many nicc things wil bo on aalc during Che day.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
TEDDY HERE

Teddy H..ru. c..'tFoar-o'a son 1l Ha FuI IusrHs formerly Of .ls city. Ua returned to Douglas and |. now making H. home "itH u. ..I N William Eun.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
DANCE

Mos, Of Che young folks Of Doug as Island attended a dance last night given by Thauc people at Che gymnasium there. The dance is said To have been most enjoyable.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15

"slTKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modauons American or European plan For terms apply to Dr. l.. F.. Goddard. San.tarium, Alaska -Adv
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
INITIATE GLASS

The Rcbokah lodge initiated a class of candidates last night at tnoir meeting at odd Follovs' hall. There was social time at tho close Of thc iuitiatory ceremonies.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
GENERAL ENpENsE
UTr1UTTIIlTTON

T0nl S2a.iHN.ii >-H.'fA.-' Deficit balance .... l-o.oa rreIr uEeu 1920 for ur-
 unpaid ooal . I.at'.N' Credit balance. l92l...f fIl'i.'-
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15

For Che best and noatcat job print me. come 'o tho Nowa o0ice.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
SA-EsEN

Iu r.Hr..rt One Hundred and r.I.. Hon .H0. >...#I. ...I I. In n. Con f.'. un..n. T. .UO a nHn. '. your .en Writ. cu s..o '"..-.- mn. .. J. t Wa..a. Company No u. HH.me s.r..t en Francisco.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET
Renairinr Town

U D Mcleod. formerly or tnla city. has takon tho hull of Che gas- bo.t Iowa. which has been lyiug on Che Douglas beach for tho past acy- oraI yoau and is repairing it prepar- atory to installing a 32-hurcpower BuNalo ons.uc. The Iowa is vct- crau in Alaska service that was dis- cardcd as worn out A survey ot che boat made recently showed that Che umbers wcrc sound bl. some re- pairs were needed
 The Iowa win bc used by Mr. Me- Lcod m place of Che JuauIa. wh.e1 waa recently destroyed by Are.
 Get King Salmon
 Bobby Co1rhuu and John Laugh Inn left Wednesday morning on Capt. couehHns rasboat for Che trolling grounds m Seymour Canal They are Go Cry Che king salmon bushes again thIs season.
 Capt Bobby In consultation with John Laurbln has evolved @ sys- t.m whereby he is suro of always getting big ca,cbes of dsh. Mr. IaurhlIn has au through Che winter beou deyouue docp study Co Che mat- ter and upon Che arrival Of Bobby from Tcuakce few weeks ago i'm. parted Che secret Go him and Che two mon Jointly win try it out on tho fishing grounds
 Colonel OyerhauIed
 s.t II. w. Irvine has begun hi. usual spring repair work on hi. cruiser Colonel lu preparation tof ,rc summer season. The Colonel ha. rested an winter lu a cradle near th' old Douglas sawm.I Ncw plank ul wuaur and a genera. over hauling Is being given Che bout
 Pheasant Arrives
 The mail boat Pheasant Capt John uabo. arrived u port ycstcr day afternoon at 2.e0 from Che rcs rar weekly trp Go Cape Fanshaw The grip was a pleasant one Pas scneors arriving for Juneau were C. KauvcE. cauucry vatchman from pyms bay and Samuel Pcut. one %. bc keepers of Five Finger light house.
 Repair Work
 The haIbut boat Pilot Capt K Lawrence Is ou Che beach at Tread ueu receiving am ovcrhaulur
 The Marx belonging to b. A. siauc. was on Che uidiron thIs week nr repair work.
 Squirt Can Artist
 Burt Looms now "squir, can navigator r having taken him ur hour each way going and comIua from Juneau yesterday feeding 'h. cneuc ou his boat mol witch sQmr. can Today in cleaning out Che ra. tank ol Che A. J.. P. hc found am ac amuaum ot dirt totoliug severn. gallons
 Mr. Loom.s has started work a. tte Juneau Lumber Mills hc'png Co eet Inc plant m readiness for t1. .easnn The min win begin opera uurs about lhc fut ot next month
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15

For tne b... and H.a'ef Iob rr.ht n- come .o Che Ncns o0.oe
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
Pheasant Arrives
Repair Work

The baIbut boat Pilot Capt K. Lawrence. is ou Che beach at Tread we'll receiving am ovorhau..nr
 The Marx. belonging to L A. sauc. was on Che srIdirou th.s week
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15

once Stationery of All Kinds at the News Print Shop
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-15
JAMES CHRIsTOE
 NAMED AS MAYOR

,contiaucd from Page D
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-10-20

And here are the newest styles and coor The vogue for
low shoes brought spat to the forefront of fash
ion than before They not only an added bit OF
sarness with an autumn costume but necessity to COM
fort.
The tweed boot tops fitted to low shoes now the
vogue among smartly gowned women.