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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-29
LA EDAD MENTAL

Tenemos la edad de piedra, la edad
de hierro, la edad del vapor, la edad
de la electricidad. A medida que la
civilization avanza, las edades Sc ha-
cen mas cortas porque el progreso-
la gran fortuna humana-se capita
liza con interes compuesto.
iComo llamaremos la edad pre-
sente? LA edad del aeroplano? / La
edad del radio? Muchos hombres de
ciencia eminentes Green que esta de-
be llamarse la edad mental. iPor
que?
Porque asi como en- otro tempo Sc
descubrio la fuerza del vapor, 10 que
origino una transformation en- Ell
mundo, Y asi como despues Sc descu-
brio y aplico la fuerza electrica, que
cause otra transformation, ahora Sc
ha descubierto una nueva fuerza, su-
perior las dos anteriores, la fuerza
mental.
La sicologia aparece triunfante
ahora en- ell dominic humane ofrecien-
do una fuerza superior la del vapor
ly la electricidad.
| Els una fuerza antigua, vieja, CO.
mo eran antiguas Y viejas las fuer-
zas del vapor Y de la electricidad. Es-
tas pasaron tener valor para ell hon.
bre cuando este supo ponerlas su
servicio. Ell hombre veia antes ell va
por de aqua y veia ell rayo; pero So
10 recientemente en- la historic de la
humanidad aprendio aprovecharlos.
La fuerza mental ha estado tambien
siempre ALI; pero ell hombre solo prin-
cipia comprender y aprovechar es-
ia fuerza en- los 1ltimos amos; solo
aver; mas bien dicho, solo hoy.
Por cierto, I'd. no comprende bien
todavfa en- que consiste esta fuerza
mental. Permitame reproducir aqui
una de las aseveraciones hechas-no
por predicadores en- un pulpito, no por
un padre anheloso a sus hijos indo-
lentes-sino por I'm hombre de cien-
cia, por I'm sicologo moderno: "Ud.
puede ser 10 que quiera ser, tener 10
! que desee tener, lograr 10 que ansie
lograr sin violar las leyes naturales"
Lo anterior no quiere decir que I'd.
conseguira todo este. Quiere decir
que 10 puede conseguir, 81 quiere, 81
10 quiere con vehemencia, y 81 hace 10
necesario para conseguirlo.
Hay un doctor en- Nancy que ha la
mado la atencion de toda Francia que
ha causado sensation inmensa en- In
glaterra; en- realidad en- toda Europa
en- todo ell mundo. Es Emile Coue.
Lo llaman lie hombre de los. milagros
causa de que ha curado a centena-
res de personals que los medicos no po-
dian curar.
Emile Coue es un hombre de ciencia
al que Sc le atribuyan poderes mila-
grosos. Ell esta usando ell poder men
tai de los enfermos para efectuar las
curaciones. Ell poder mental ientien-
de I'd? Hay una fuerza inmensa, un
poder ilimitado en- las actividades sub
conscientes del individuo. Estas ac7
tividades subconscientes, puestas a las
ordenes de la mente, dirigida cons
cientemente, pueden lograr resultados
maravillosos.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-15
BACKACHE TODAY2

Backache is usually kIdney-ache
and makes yyou dull, nervous and
tired Use Doan's Kidney Pills for
weak kidneys-the remedy recon-
rnended by your friends and neigh
bors Ask your neighbori
Mrs P Knudsen, 1107 First avenue
brunswick, SAYS 4 have used
Doan's Kidney Pills for a number Of
Years Hard work weakened my kid
reys and caused attacks Of kidney
disorder At times / had terrible
pains in the small Of my back and
could hardly get up when / was
down My kidnews didn't act right
.ud my feet and hands bloated bad
ly Mornings [ felt so tired and Ian
guild ! hated to get out OF bed used
Doan's kidney Pills from the Bruns-
wisk Rrug Co, and they soon lid me
Of the backache Doan's restored my
trength and energy and the bloat-
ing went down
G0c at all dealers Foster-Milburn
Co.. Mfrs, Buffalo, \ Y adv.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-15

urday afternoon and morning. The
schedule follows
For the "T. T. ~ Club 2
For T T T. For w. Z. B.
Burdick Farr VS. Alfred Wool.
Boys Singles, p. m.
Fannie Aiken vs. Mrs. Carl Smith
Girls singles. 4:30 p. m
Saturday morning, boys double
Smedley Missildine ve Howard Leayy
Billie Nightengale vs. Benito Artau.
Girls' doubles 1880 am.
Julia Sherman VS. Mrs. Carl Smith
Margaret Stiles vs. Dorothy Symons.
Saturday afternoon, mixed doubles,
80 . N
Annie Lyle Mann IS Dorothy Symons
Benard Nightengale vs. Rob'on Travis
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-15
TENNIS MATCHES
FOR TODAY AND
ALSO TOMORROW
INTERESTING EVENTS ARE
SCHEDULED FOR W. b. E.
AND THE T. T. /.

The IN. b. E." tennis club invit-
ed the "T T L." club, which has
been recently formed for tennis
tournament to be held on their court
Nis afternoon This is the first out
kde match that the "W B. e." ten
fis club has played since organizing
Hnd no doubt quite a large crowd will
be on hand to witness the games.
The single matches, both boys and
girls, will be played this afternoon
While the doubles will be played Sat
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-15

all the Sour bic and poisons right out
Of the stomach and bowels without
gripping or upsettirg the chile
Tell your druggist you Want only
the genuine California rig Syrup"
which has directions for babies and
children Of all ages printed on bot
tie. Mother you must say "Cali-
fornia" Refuse any imitation.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-15
KILLED IN AUTO WRECK

Madison, Ca, Dec. 1..-Waen his
automobile was overturned on the
Madison-Rutledge road, six miles
from Madison, last night, John G. Ok
ford, of Rutledge, Ga, was pinned be
meath and killed. The deceased was
alone and the overturned car and Ok
ford's body in some tall weeds were
not discovered until this morning.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-15
NAVAL AGREEMENT WILL
GO BEFORE FRENCH HOUSE
lBy Associated Press.l

10Y AHSOCLaLEu II eSa-t
Paris, Dec 14.-Washington naval
agreements viii be submitted to the
French parliment for ratification i'm
mediately after the chamber recon
venes early IN January. Minister Of
Marine Raibeerti informed parIis-
ment today.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-15

Hurry Motherl A teaspoonful Of
"Californ'a Fig syrup now viii
ab'oroughIy clean the little bowels
and in few hours you have well,
playful child again. Even a cross,
feverish, constipated child loves its
"fruity' taste, and mothers can rest
easy because it never fails to work
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
WASHING OUT GOLD
 ON DAWSON TOWNSHIP

Charley Evangelism has bon hay ing some good luck th.s summer rocking and s'u.c.ng One awdust and dirt from sites Of old buildings torn down on First avenue near One corner of Queen street The results were exceptionally good for short time. and Charley had quite uttc dus. t0 show for his pains One pan yielded am immense "dIamoud 'about the size of a hazel nut neatly cut When submitted Co ioweler for D fest It proved t0 bc rlaw from am old chandelier and Charley had Che dis- appointment 0f his young lIic. Some of Che ground rocked was on site once occupied by a bookstore run by George T Snow. founder of Che lu- ton Order Of Pioneers and his port- nor. BW Wright The site of the old NcLouuau G McFoeiy hardware storo also yielded quite ittIo dust Dawson News
 flTho above s al right except that Snow of Snow & Wright was not George T. Snow but a young and very slim fellow -a light Snow whose claim on fame was that he was accounted the champion long distance "sIod-ucckor' Of Che interior untI Che utle was wrc'ci from him by Che Hungry kid.-Ldl
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
FAIR IDEA LOOMS
 BIGGER EACH DAY
. ... Being AM PI. o Southeastern

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
l-lSNb TEACHERS
 HAVE GOOD MEET
Nearly One Hundred EduH.ou Are
 in Attendance at Hut AmuaI

Onward %. ninety .aaehon a,..nt- .. H. 0.. mnuI r.reH.- m..- .. -. I.... HH... m.. ..'H .n .. T..U.r o. I... wool. and which continued mn II. and H0.H0.H
 ..r Tho program. which mu.U.. in uI m IaH paper '...
 . u followed ont tn .H on. .r... .nI additional features We-O ..u.. Word from l..cM.n H '' tH. .... U.I IH. institute N
 .r. 00.HI
 On calling .He n.u.. lu or0. 0. .I.. r.rtoHH. Comm. lone. o. Education "a. n. Henderson o...no- led. hearty H...0m. .o .Uo.. in u.- ..rH.r.. and .r hoHH'I oI Governor e...I O. Hnr. who WH. Wu.H.. Io N. n.n. n n0.ou. reaI Che .o.o"- . in. .H|r u. welcome.
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 ann m..I r.r...l Ihat ou.OH. Iu. ...n m. u. my Ie. and n Hm Im|.. IHe pleasure an. u... 0. .uu.n. and participating i. .. ....n U...HUr Institute. A. r.U... n. o....1 oI t0. Iou.'or'a. Bonn. -. Education ! H.rU O..N r. .... m.0r. in orHrE .H.H" u.....r.n. .o our ..Ho0. r".em and ron. .... I.. u.u.. i. 70. Che n.- mos. mHM.Hu.. and u..H.no .... Umu. ..H0r Tn. discussion n. n.H.u entering into your ..rN- in. .uno. H .0 h. h.ue..... an. ..u.n ruu mo.. fully for your 0u.."
 TH. muH gathering Q. foH wi" b. pathfinder am. ..0 10 .r....r .....u.m... T. m. n. urHrr... nm ..II.ue. u. 0..0.. .nu.on and guarantee 70. nrre'.o. ..0..
 Im proud n. t.. ..hoo. Hr..om o. .... IT Is not . no..o.. E..n. I.. II .. credit Io Che Territory IT. foundation i. .o.ur... ...I. The mu.n..u. uumh. oI pupil. .n- rolled Ho mos. Hram.Hu. ..eH o. ...-.m. i'm ... No0'm. A'..a n. I0u... muu0 '0nI hu. Hna . homes and children Homo. and I... .-. mutually I.n.uloH. and
 .H.I m Che H". n. ... ..M.U TH. children H. |.. .....I ..r. and mus. HaH. m. H0. educational .0rHnI.e. Il i. ra..a.. II. ..r. ..m. u..0r u.. may In. ...r..| .. .H. without 0H. nH. One mood m. ...0.. H.. |"..r.. govern. mon. i. ...r ..u.roH. .u meeting .H'
 mur. n... .n. .Hc Territory a ...u... u.r and UH.u.'H r.H.H. r. and doing II. mU n.r.
 .It .H.. .. .n.U.u" oI N.r.
 r.. cordially. May i" ot.'
 .. muH.. and inspire you . n. ..Ir. you win hear on. ...I.u and .u..Ur.e. you Hn0 m. ..ur ... ....r And may Ono r.. I..r HI Iaal..s b. Che n.. ... m0. fruitful oI result" in .O m. H"aE 0. I"ha.
 ann .H U0mm HHr Hon. .rr Tn r... .H. I0..H .o Fou. II ..nr on o. .he n.or..l Ic. and u.| convoy Tn rou. uu. .H. n.m.n. i'm my mind and Che .r'. ne In my .ear.
 .WU good uI.n.. .a oach and an o. rou ann.
 Iar Sincerely.
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
CITY WILL FIGHHT
 NEW JUICE SCALE
Ordinance Introduced Naming Rate to Be Charged by Company
 for Electricity

That mo action of ho Alaska Electric Light & Power Company in advancing the rates to Doe charged consumers for iu nroduc. wI Dr atrenu0uaiy resisted was apparent last night at thc meeting of One city council when. acting on Che advice of Jos auoueys HeIionthal G Hc.lcu- thaI au ordinance was introduced and passed iH first reading fixing rates thal to Che council seem fair and luat to both producer and cone umor The rates named in Che or- dIuance arc practically Che amo aa suggested by Mayor Robertson when Che council took Che matter mp a month ago and are as follows
 That ! cent per R. ". V be
 added i0 Che old price for light;
 Chat Hc added for heat and
 cooking and 5O cents per month
 added for hot water heating
 thcso increases to exist during
 ax winter months. Che prices to
 remain at tho old esale during
 Che s.z remaining months
 It was decided that copy of Che now ordinance bo submitted to tho light company and that in Che event Che schedule of prices fixed .s not satisfactory to it objections win be heard by Che council at a snecial meeting to be held .n Che council chamber Che evening Of Che 18th 70, September.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
SANITY LEAGUE
 HOLDS MEETING
Resolution Passed Demanding Re- peal O. Eighteenth Amendment
 0 Constitution

X mrr won attended meeting u. hold NonIHr u.eH. m E.aH ha'. which un. hold under m. wm.0e u. mrmH." o. IHe sanity L.aEuo o' Im.H.. and which W presided oFw by Emory Valentino m chairman Ho.h Ono chairman and Attorney J u Cobb .IIr.I lHc meeting a' unelH
 A resolution uW r.".I demand in. m. r.n.aI o. the To.H...I het known m Hc Eighteenth Almond. mont m Che Contribution O. the United sut. mI for .He ronol' of ... lnsu Bon. Dry Inv. Che argue mont b.n. advanced IhaI both .nWH .I. .l Iu.n.. W.H Ono spirit O. American institution. and W.h tH. genius and mHoE o American n.onI.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
EXPRESSION 0F
 LOCAL CAME CUB
BIl Recently Introduced In Congress by Delegate Sutherland in
 Lme'ight

m orlor hal nm Intelligent oE. pro tom of m0mhor Of tle Alaska THh and G.mc Club relative .0 lha N.ioa Gamo Hu recently uro- IucoI Iu Congress hY ua.0.ale Dan sutherland may he obtained Acting Secretary A. p EaheuoI of ho club Uni. week mnucI u circular IoI- for lo members oI lhe club roIu. .ue 0lnro tom on two Uua .onH ou uc'o.oI pos. cariH One amo ll no rmnIeI to hm n. clrly aa n0 n.e The question. ure.
 "UI Huvo you amy objections io Che now bIu recently introduced by ou noIoeaie2
 "oJ Do you approve ol it n me"
 Tho purpose of Che quo IonnaIro
 .o obtain Che clnrea .ou 0l mem hon or Che hiaa.a rsh and Game Club in order lhal ouch eznre ion may be forwarded t0 Che delegate u indicating Che sentiment of h.a con. Iuaer
 The bu Introduced by Che dolce .nla {. understood to have been pre pared by Dr. E ". No.aon. chief O. Ono Bureau of Biological Survey and provide. for n me bureau in h.a \. to b. composed ol 1.-Two members four oI whom are lo he h.a..auH and One lIlh he connected dth Che Bio. logical slwog he lo bo executive ..uoary O. Ono bureau witch power lo practically dictate Che policy o. Che buuu. Incidentally Che bII nm One .udoromenl ol number of
 mo clubs In Che sates
 Although mo aeuon had bcou nre uouHy taken hr Che AIasaa F.ah and Game Club -WhIcn haa mol. been s.t ure mp nights to function for Che past severn. months 0.lc. clubs O.
 similar nature throughout Che TcTI tory have eouo on record a oppo me trc hu He contention being made hat four m.mbcn ol lhc proc posed huroau l'|ooaici Io Alaska
 |. -.
 One executive aoeroarg. n member O. Che Biological Survey would ho tho whole mur rho argument haa boon advanced that Che power ol the bu- ronu should b. vested m tho soYer- nor ol Che Territory mthor chan .u n member of Che Biological Survey and IH.I Che rur.HU.r. with Uu UI. rI.org board or four members chosen from different par.E l. fho Territory would bc better QuaIded Go be cua .oInn of ha.n game than any member of any Washington buralu I'm other worts there aeems To bo D IcmmI Chat hIwu amo ho cone controlled as nearly as possible by Nas.ana and for lhat roasou It H mfcrIooI tfn. many of Che oEnl
 .or being submitted ou One return poet onrl. show dissatisfaction with Che NcIaon-su.hor'anl bu now uoud- me u Congress
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
SUSPENSION BRIDGE NOW
 SPANS MILES CANYON

The only bridge which spans the mighty Yukon river from its source to its mouth. distance of more chan 2.500 miles. as Che river runs Waa lafoIv constructed across Miles can- won Iust south Of Che town Of White horse and has been named Lowe suspension Bridge" In honor of Rob- crf Lowe. for many years a promin- ont resident of Whitchoro and many rmo- member of Che Yukon council to which position he was but recently again chosen
 The bridge. which is swung on borvy cabo. is l30 feet in length four feet wide and 55 feet above Che roaring waters of Che canyon. t has a tentative capacity of % toms hut is intended only for foot passengers. Tn, White Paa G Yukon Route Dom- many financed Che construction of the bridge. it being In close proximity to fho railroad and a very valuable asset to itas a sccuic attraction The ide1 originated with Mr. Lowe several years ago.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
HIGHER RATE IS ASKED
 BY UNION L0NGsH0REMEN

On Che arrival of One collier La- .ouchc wh I000 toms of cont on Wednesday of .h.. Wook One members of Che Jureau Lonehoromona Union reluoI to eo lo work at unloading hcr unless paid fI per hom Che ,or- mer uto bone 70 caue Agent Noweu of thc h.aa.a Steamship Company owning Che La.ouche re- m.d to grant thc demand 70. the Ionrhorcmon aud .rted Cha. ha company did not roeoan.lc tho union but employed union and non-mIon mon Iudacrm'raIey Alter aomc dany i'm starting To unload Che La- .uU.fo Wa experienced n luI crow uaa obtained at Iho old rate and Che work ol transferring coal from tue r.nmcr fo tho huukor proceeded without my trouble Mr. NoweI caIma mat 70 conla per hour a Che rato paid at .I southoo. Alaska ports for Ionmho..ue Members o. ffe local union Woro quito courteous in their demand for higher pay
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
ALLEGED MURDER SEEKS
 E.-E-sE LEo. CUSTODY

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
pUp TURNED HIM DOWN

A nomad oI Che h.IH who had for
 y.ra days bo.n enjoying Ono ad- wrnec. Of Che D. C. moderation ac- happened t0 Wakc un u Hydcr with an ardent th.ra. Ho sn.cd tho town pump and Che Un d.ppor hanging on Che waU Enthusiastically he Dump- pd and pumped but mo wator camc because Che pump needed n now valve and muI hc prmel before it WouId produce rho nro'poctor pumped mul hc was nearly aII 'n. hut nothing but air came from Che
 rout At iaat he stepped back and aiIy addressed Che pump a follows
 WeI oIdumer you won't e'ro me au oye-onencr but , don't blame you n hIt ' never came uclr F1u whom ! had lots of money HFdcr Miner.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
B JUNEAU BECOMING
 CITY OF DRUNKARDS

From Che report submitted by ChIol of Police Keogau t0 Che city council Iaet night for tho month of Ihum. It aooma Chat fewer of ua discriminate between respectable In. .orImuou and boaa'Iy drunkenness now Chan ycar ago. LeaaiWIae. eight oi us were arrested during Au- gus. 1. tha yoar for being d G d. uhcrol. only four were p.nchod In Che corresponding month ycar ago. However only 3S 0i us were mildly drunk and had to hc aont 'o our homa in Aueut of th.a rcar where Ig cI ms were "lIt mp and dipped ol l0 eo homo year aE0.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
ASSIGNMENT MADE FOR
 BENEFIT OF CREDITORS

E.n N Company UH0u'ou Q. One Hemr. canning plan. at An. Bay o. H. past four months tho nnn. h.ue H...I from Che .r..on ....e. mad. mn assignment E0'..I0u Io m. Fnl N.um.I H.n. for .Ha H.r... o. creditors Neither lH0
 asset. nor N.H.I." H.Fe yet boon announced
 IT e ..n.m.I .m. H.H.n e Come nlnr m.Io shipment o. huue 'o s.0uIe re.on..r Iuat was condemned by IHo food .nmm.. nu Tho w.o of .ho shipment Ha. depended upon for mono. H..h which .a naF .Her he.n nI whom mo money was lor.hoom. Ing Che employees had a,aehmon,
 u.I u.u.. tH. .oe. on hml. and .Hr r .nmmt followed.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
TEEHEY VISITS JUNEAU
 ON IMPORTANT BUSINESS

Maurice u. Loohcy we'll known corporation lawyer of Seattle. was horo acrcal days tha wcck on ousI- uc before che District court and Che United sa.o Land o0.cc Iu Che uto-...a of cHania. Ho lclt for Che aouth on One Qucen Wednesday night
 Mr. Leohor Waa recently called Co Iowa by Che doath Of his mother who had reached Che ago of lS years. H.a mfher rUu uVos and enjoys excellent health u. S2 Hc and h.a wife had been married 5f yeara at lhe -lmo or ihc nII0ra lcath.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
THERE NAY STILL
 BE C02NNE3PI
Legal Adviser Holds Council
 May LE Rate. L.. Company


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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
ALEX HENDERSON Is
 GIvEN UP FOR LOST

h.eE Henderson. Che prosnec,oi who wandered back from Che bench at Idaho inlet u the Hoonah district more chan two weeks ago. hos been rlvon mp by tho searching parties aa Io.t an efforts to And him after lively. daya consoles c1ort having bean abandoned on Monday of thIa weet Both Che government boa. Unmen and Explorer visited Ono nrehhorbooI and sent large parties of men ashore to join wIth roprcsen- nHvH of Ono u. 8. marHhaia omce and friends of Che lost man in Che
 arcn bout an Of no avail and iho myuIor. of Uondou1na disappear rneo may never bo solved.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
INDUSTRIAL EXPERT
 VISITS THE NORTH

tmm m. r.mI-.Hnnou m Che H.n. Louis. IUH W.oN won. MT. ..I H-. I..1.nI. HIeIar o. a' .... uHr-. m. former .s cnnHo ... u. Chamber o' oamm.ro. m which n. ..Hu. secretary ..I u. H..I o. IHa .u0u..I.H. aon...- mon. letter oL introduction U..r... hr Mr. H'ed.E to IHe e...o- n. l.. pope. w he has ..W0I ....r ...n n..r... u AWHH and ... width. m. r..uIf O. .HHt n..-..
 Mr. HeI... who's. business bring him in clos. touch w.In uaHr'. conditions. lH..a has boon .... decided Improvement. Tn nH..n. condition. m s....I0 n ,0o n... .."
 and .H.l .no.e .s ererr n..o'- Hrr .H.0 uoma'or hos re.dIn.. ' ar
 lH.r reaching a.oeWuE il. I ..r. wont owe. Che White H
 road lr oarcroH from which ..rt ...r uu. aE0n .or a a.oame. rid. m Che HEo. They r0.nIn.. .r.H or Che Lou.a. yesterday morn. ne
 nrrn. Tn. war MT. H.elaE waH nmh.r Q. Che Port Commission a,
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
AUGUST TEMPERATURE BREAKS RECORD OF 27 LONG YEARS

Wn moan o. l..0 dcu0.. Che month o. Iu.l Iu.l ..o.el averaged .uuu normal in lom.u.u. ace .orInr Ho mo W..H. Bureaus me...ro.oH.. mmar TH. m.r- un rm.HaI M highest nnu, u ue ooh al r. U..r.. and .H.re u... aE o.H.. 0u on which Che tounHuuI. r... In I0 or above nr Hr.. days mn.. H.u IHe aFoae. of nr.r|ou. iu. m. month closed u.IH . .amn....ur. o. .f deero0 .t midnight .. m. .I.I n record tHHI H boon .IuHIol only oneo .u al Io.r
 Generally n..an. IHe month Wa. . unl on.. 1T. mo.uro.n.o guan- Itr ID. rain ron on lI dor. rs against. norma. o. IE days l.. Angus. The
 amount 0. precipitation. .0o. Naa u .I.. o. Ho .uH average One total h.n. HaI n.H. and tH. nor- m.I l...
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
OLDTnIER ARRIVES
 FROM NEW BRUNSWICK

Lloyd Hu former well known md ncDuIar resident of Juneau. arrived on Che Spokane this morning from his home away back Eaai Ne" Brunswick. and win be here for some rmo looking after property nicr- csts. he being one Of the owners O. Che Gau.dc building.
 Eaorts win bo made to have Mr. nm become au exhibitor at Che Country Fair to be held Che latter part of tho present month. he Co 1e- come a competitor for Che best ani most mxurIant crop of homegrown vhiskcrs on exhibition,
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-02
LAST SILVER SHIPMENT
 OF SEASON LEAVES

Tho aaamer hia.hH i.ei iH.H morning Tor IH. lower river W.ih a5l tom. O. Ecno HW HIFer or. and 0l- ...n n.ne. The orc f. Ihc Iaa. of 5000 tons mined Iu Che Mayo dIa. r.rt ns. w.n..r aI oI which, W.th r...nuon Of n few toms from Che old Silver King min. uI IHa 0u.h end o. G.Irna mu Ia from kHo HIL Ih'H
 shipment w Che hn" Includes
 Gsn tons from Che IroadWeI fn- Eon m.no ou Keno HI and .a Ono Hrt nInm.nt o. fHe Hr"dWcI poo pie from .H. Mayo camp goes .o he maIer o. lho Dnd'E interests .I .ho amom Bunker HI-suNfan mine in Iuaho for rHmont The olher or. from K.Ho from Che Keno Hu Limited and eoa I1 Che 0ur
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