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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
GOOD PROGRAM PLANNED
 FOR FOURTH CELEBRATION

Tho several committees are hard at work ou Che arrangements for a rouane celebration for Che Fourth of mly The sports committee has practically arranged a sports pro-
 gram chat promises to outdo any previous sporting carnival that has been witnessed in Southeastern Al- ask8. Tom Macdonald has been made chairman of Che committee. The lIst of sports planned consists Of field sports and track ovcnts base bah games and Che usual childron's races.
 The American Legion smoker to be held on the evening or July 8 win open the festivities. Tom MacDon- aid is now lining up Che Channel boxers for thls event A workout win be given Che boxers at tho Par ochial school gymnasium on Monday evening for the purpose or picking Che most likely glove artists to com- pete for Che honorB in these events.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
BETTER SERVICE
 SAYS STANNARD Vice President of Alaska Steamship Company Sees Improvement in
 Alaska Business

n saunard. vice pro.dout and
 uu.I manager of Ono Konuorot Conner Corporation returned i0 &c.,
 .Ho auor am Inspection O, the.r nonmUo. at IaIoueho and Kcmc- .ol. Hc was accompanied by Iamc Dean al New York; treasurer oi One corporation In Che opinion of Mr smnarI. an indications point Go Improved c0uIdons .n business and industry In One Territory
 Wmo passenger ranc hw. up io .ho urmm. Umc not boon w heavy .. bad boon expected lho voIumo Of rMrHt I.. been steadily growing and Hoyoa .s expected io bo better .hnu u.l Inc said. The company has improved IH steamship service e0u- .dorub'g I'm ihe remodoIuE of Che I.meIa and next winter win alter tho NmIHH. Iou ao n. lo mako lt 70 much belf0r equipped Veao. for both D. mr.r and freight Many Of ... Ihroa. berth rooms win be change m. HIe.-h0rIh rooms win be .hmroI into tno-ber.h rooms The company a aI.o contemplating Che addition O. n now .tamcr to iH na.l for .ro long run to Che wcHt- ward Mr. s.muard a.l there are mo late developments in connection uIil tH.H now Vco. bu. thoi some uur definite would prohabIy oo ro.dr for announcement about Che middle O. Che summer
 On. ol che mos. important indus. r.nI developments in the coastal cac- Uan o. tha Territory aid nr SIu- H.rI. a Che naoase in th, herring backing tud. In n aue.e small. Iad rroI by .he Alaska Steamship Company he aId. taere are eight concerns establishing herring pack- i'm. nuuH Th branch O. Che nah- me industry he added win furnish m increased tonnage thH season to
 uhhouud ship. corioYa Times.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
NOT MUCH DOING
 COUNCIL MEETING
Municipal Fathers Hold Session Last Night-several Minor Street
 Improvements

The city council mot last night when Mayor Robertson and all tho members woro present.
 A contract for painting Che City Hall building was awarded Co A.. Ru1daI for t575.
 "A number 0f minor street improve ments to cost approximately f1,200 were ordered
 A communication from City Clerk Harold F Dawes of Petersburg stated that Che latter municipality has never made it a practice Go tax gas boats
 Dr. Harry c. neVighno was elected city hoaitb onicor.
 The clerk was instructed Co notify the Imo1u-Doug'ls Telephone Com pany chat ia charter requires that streets be put in normal condition after Improvements are made.
 Tho action of Wharflngor J. M Davis I'm rejecting % shipment of coal was ratified. it being shown that when ten tons Of Che 150-ton order had been discharged it was found Co bo 3l per cent screenings.
 The woruout decking of Third streot between Main and Seward was ordered removed
 C0unc.lmen G0'dstein Woodland and Rock were added to Che Fourth of July committee.
 Tho bills for tho past month were read and passed.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
sKtGWAY DENTIST HAS
 GOOD WORD FOR INTERIOR

u-.I. $. E.IH- oI ssnrWaE r0un. .I from n months .o.ouru In White ..r... wH.-. h. had abundant onnor- mr.tr Tn a.a WhnI IH going on. He -.rur. condition. u One river city good and .n. outlook .a encouraging. Reports coming Iu from Che Nayo ..uon arc mn on Che encouraging side. and .He-. |. orerF reason to ne- H.ue Chat Chi. Ue.i win prove as good as Che prospects Indicate.
 Hrr.d nroero. l. being made on Ihe bort ue Wm,e paH s building for Che sI.Wnr. rive. and |. Ia cE- re.Ied Hat Che bon. win be In conn mission carly i'm Che summer
 Thing. at Cr.r0" 1ro looking One and In. people here are expecting
 biz .oun. travel ihIa summer ur. Keller win he .u sEaeNay for a tow I.r.. whom he win leave for Che srI.. for res. and change
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
pANHANDLEB SHOWS
 ERROR IN JUDGMENT

WHn one H going out to hIt amoone for Che price ol a drink of red Hruor bo should be very careful. fr pick hIa person. and above an ... Arthur c sh0up United anteH
 attorney ano..I For ho is sure rough m anyone doing lhat I..'e .Hne
 saturday Ed MaNwcI approached m. dHHc, attorney on Che street
 .aI him for l0 eoutH and said he wanted It to luy a drink of liquor u was reported too. Chat he had dome likewise with several othcu and uy But Shoup was hIs Waterloo. for he took him into cua- taIr and turned him over to Marshal Beaumont
 TH morning Maxwell appeared in .rr oumm .onera court pleaded guilty to Faeuucy and was sIvcn ton day. i'm Che federal ia.l Hc told Che U.r.ol attorney he w7a aorry aa he Too. hm for someone else. ke..mkm Chronicle June D.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
RICK TAKING VACATION

President John Reck of the First National Bank lclt on the gas boat Earl M Thursday morning for Ten .kee where ho win take @ much needed rest for three Of four weeks in Che hope that tuberculosis of am attack of uu several weeks ago may be disnoIIcd. It is difficult for Mr. Rocks friends Co imagine him in Che role ol a loafor he being one Of Che most active and persistent workers in Alaska regardless of Che nature of Che work or whether it is in his ous- mess or something for Che public but Che state Of his health demanded a rest and hIs many friends win eX- Dect to sec him back just before tho Fourth Of July fully restored Co health and ablc to resume his role as leader in everything chat requires energy and good judgment
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
FINDING OF SKULL
 INTERESTS WRANGELL
Smithsonian Institute Settles Df-
 r r WHe. Money Backs

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 ... men. ..n..rIH Nose m ."." ..mH0 0. " H ........ I.r.0- .H. .... I. ....t.. vicinity 0. ... ... IT.
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 '.m Ono"
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 .... u.I.... Mn. |. W. H. ae. Tn. .. .. ... H a.. .. .... ....aUr band. II .... ... .... ... party return.
 ... ........ .... n. had show. ... doctor .r. ... .. declare. ... TT. ..u a.s mol. .. .. H rr
 HHr.. Rev. H... ...... ... rm.r0" o.H.. @ . .. IH.r mr.. ... m. .. InuH. . . M .. .. n human .H
 N...... upon learning m ~ .u H....u. I
 .. ~ 0'0r fr H.. ... VII" mo. human
 Hr.. TT" ... none. tn than .. ..... ..I t Guy n. ... IT. ...
 W. .. ....... u. part. Y. ..rI ... ..aI -. .. .r.u.. for am ... Mr. "..." receive. . r.. m. U..." -.wI'" I0.
 Smithsonian 'rs.- u.. u.. ... ..H.. iouH. ... m. .. .. Ina. H. Humu . further ...I Una. U @ u." "..H..H .. 0H. win" u". yer"
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
MINERALS GREATEST
 OF EXPORT VALUES
May Beror. o. Collector of Customs stow Decided Increase Over
 That cl Year Ago

TH. May report of Collector o. Custom. I C Mcbride shows a healthy growth n. compared N..h u.. o. f0lI. m. Iner...e .ou0ne n.r.r s|00U.U
 The hrro.t I.om m lHr r.nor. II. ..rn.. ore. which wa. valued n.
 ruIr mo-. chan ono million do.- I.n u. nclt Iare.l he.us canned
 salmon .1 .He value o. .IOOOO'. One canning .....n H..u. aHre.E H.r1n
 Prom now m.I One end O. ,H. ...r .Hm. should ho n very dc..O.. .n .r.... In .le taIu. ol eEror'. a. ou.r. n. fHe .u.r.rI number '. anu.u.. tn operation lr. .HH prod. u.. .H. 1.1u H.I probably toi'.. t.o.. .. I0.. Also. .0. Increased nr... o. .onn.. should ..r. .l m.- ..r.r .u.r.... IHe mineral oH.n1. ...r .... H. Inst year,
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
.21 STATES HAVE PAID
 SOLDIERS BONUS
Lowmaker of Many States EEpress- cd Sentiment on Pumm. o.
 Bonus Measure

Tho ru.or honu bun wa. HHn. m.tIcI Tuur.Iar To .h. United aH.0
 nr.c by Senator Porter J. Me- Cumh. oI North uaHo.a Ihue IH r strong continent anon. a ..W o. Che senators io have laIa ro ore- uu the laI Hc0u 0l Gone erc I'm orIor ihHl. he public can voice Iia opinion ou tno h.II The Legislatures oI tlc following .ntc have passed bonus InWH providing payment .o 1.U.er who served dur Inr Che war;
 Illinois -5O couH per day for each drr ol ..rrIoa aHer April o. INI. Not lo cEccod $500. No. payable Wu ha voted oH November I'--
 md.aun. .EI0 for ol.u month oI se-lec No. payable HN ur Ior referendum
 Ioua -tf. per month from nor.ra between enlistment and signing Of nrmHIca nHrHh.. now.
 Ku..-tI per day. No. lct payable
 NaIue-Fu. honu o. EI0N. on- aa'ote aI..r ImmrE I IH..
 Maryland Amount uo. No. known Not re, nalah'.
 Mass acHu....H E'Ht bonus of EI0U Payable unW
 Michigan .sIa tor ...h month n. ..-..c between April a I.II and July aU I.lI ono'o.e al.r n. ..mher gI. IaaI
 Missouri .EI. for HeH month of service. MaEmum EalN. Payable now.
 Montana EIN DOT m0uIH NHE mum eaoU WN ho voted on An- romhar Iall
 Now Hampshire F.. bonus o. fI0U Payable now.
 N.w Ierer ff0 .o. oa.h month Of a.rl.ee between M.r.H -.. IHII. and I.I. O. U.H.HHr... I.IaH.. now.
 North Dakota 1920 for each month Of s.ruoo. to he uoI for buying hom. or aaeuru. .u education "..H. In the Hr.o O. North n.Ho.H. and for no other nu.ro.. I.E.H.. now.
 Ohio -fI0 fo. e..H month o. a.rF- ice he.ucer turI 1. rnI1 and d0'e of d..Hare. Not lo exceed Ee10. rayar.e now.
 Oregon EIa or o..h month 70. s.ru.c be.u0eu April .. I"Il. and Nov II. IaIH or 'om mo. .o oNro.. EHOUU Payable uoW
 punv.wnn .EIU .o. 0.0H month of service Maximum Ea'N No. yo. payable Wu he submitted 'o referendum November 1928.
 RhoI. HmI .Fat bonu. ot fino. Mot payable aII0r Immr T. ia.t
 south Dakota EIa for ea.h month O. crrco between April d. IaI. and October IaIa maximum .I0" Payable noW
 vrmuu. eIU for ecn month o. ..r...a. not fu oN..eI one N.UU nr .EInU. Payable unW Washington EI1 for each mont. of aerrIee between April i. i"It. and November v. IaIa Payable uHW
 Wisconsin .EIH tor e0rI month of soruoc Minimum slU Payable .row
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
LIGHTHOUSE KEEPERS
 SHUFFLED AROUND

The following .s from Che kcichI- kan Chronicle of recent issue.
 Numerous changes in Che Ueht- house service are announced at Che iocai headquarters The Cedar win Ieave soon for Che westward taking out many now keeps and aa.stmtH and returning win bring back many who are to eo ou leave Of absence or who are quitting Che service.
 The following Is a hst of those leaving tomorrow and thc.r dot.n- auons. together witch One new assIEn- mouu e.vcn mon already on Che ground:
 w. A Shoemaker returns .o duty as keeper at Cape uIuch.ubrook
 s. h. Atkinson rc.urus to duty as Gut ass.Hant keeper Capc H.nch'n- brook
 Prank q. Story goes to Cape Et Elias as second aa.a,an, keeper.
 E M T0man goes to Cape st Euas as keeper.
 Harry Lyons to Lincoln Rock as assistant keeper
 e. F. WIcNtrom Go Tree Point as aacond assistant keeper.
 Ed Moore come out from Cape sar.cbcf on accrued leave.
 F. w. Wtch.o comes out From Cano sl Elias on accrued leave.
 e hlczIw promoted to keeper oi Cape 5arichol Light station
 N Kashawron transferred from Cana sar.cbcf to Scotch Cape Light station.
 w. A. Phillips comes out from Scotch Gap. Light station on accrued I0rrn.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
MANY LOCAL TBHPEBs
 ON STEAMER SPOKANE

TH. steamer Spokane. which ... .... H.r|. H..or. mIH.e.. Wo.- day for s... hr way .. s.0e"HF
 carrie. . a.e. ruu... o. ImHu n..n'. who .r. taking ... round trip .a IH. H..m.. and who ar. due h... ..r. tonight Ur tomorrow
 tum. ... making t.. trip .. tf. J. J. Common. Miss Lillian Col. .u.. Mn. II n. H.uEn.r H. n..f uHU.. N. N.uIr Kirkland. and John H..-. Governor HHu. Mrs.
 Bon. and tH.r daughter Mweu.-... also I... un m. sn..Hn. and win
 ..s. H. .e.mer -. s.I.H and eo .o m. a.H|.rI hr. springs for a Woe. .r ..r day. whore Ono governor .on- UlmHr expects Io rowrra.e ho having boon .amrNha. m down
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
ENJOYABLE EXCURSION

Tho excursion on Che big launch Alma last Sunday to Taku glacier was enjoyed by more than goo people. The day was bright and clear and Che glacier was In am entertaining mo0i many borra breaking loose from it and rolling into Che water while Che oxcursionIsts were in iuii view of lt
 It ia proposed to give another ex- ruraon on Che Alma tomorrow, thia ono to EarIo river A rate of f2 has bren made for Che round trip.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
EEEAEA TEACHERS HERE

MT ard Mn. 4. H rh.Hnr who constitute One toHcHrs stan %. Che Franklin K Lane .NmmoI public
 .hooL arrived ou .hc Northwestern and arc One guests oI Mr. and Mrs. R J sommcr Mrs. fh'Nn ana Nr. eammer ho.nr aater and both former teachers aH was a..' N'. Phillips iu Che JuHoau .cho7.. MT. -nI Nr Phillips win Icavo for Che .o1th on Che next Grip of Che Pr.nce. Lou.ac and win eo lo M.ehIEan oH n rHt lo Che a.IeH former home They win ro.urn lo Neuma iu hu- rr.. and In ume to open achoo. early in September
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
GAY TIME IN sEAGwAr

srnr E.. an Alpine Club and recently . .r.IrI" wae er.n by I .. r...e money for Improving ra'.. I.. n.... o. admission ~. ... 'Fn.- HI u.. ..r.Hlr..Fe ..u" and One
 chow H.. a. ouch 0.eh uHa.lT IH.. n. promoter. 0.r. boon kicking .ham r..- ..ur' because lHrE r.I uo. .0ar.. doII.r An. people who "... Hr.ar. say ..0 kick # .omue uul none had boon reported . forwarding che .lr. two h..H 10 .H. m.r..m0r. While sNHe".I .~a-. from Now Nur. .u many re-
 ua... Inn. mo-. entertaining uIer. per c.n... lH.n Che "'.or city ar any o.ror r.E town or F..'' m m. country.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
FLORIST ANDERSON
 ON EXTENDED TRIP
"TH.u r0.I away rnF0r TI. WuI.. .1 N.ua
 Like a feather ! I'oHt In my nr.nHUr. cIuUo

Groouhou.. Naenat.. F'or.a. and Bo.auHl J p Anderson Io0. on .ac Spokane Wednesday n.eht for aEa.- way from whence re would Journey to WmIoHor.e to H.nrt ou n small. hout trip down Che Yukon r.ror d...ance oI nearly e.000 mI0. Mr. Anderson expects to 'o..or along .hc r.vcr for several HoosH h|s object. being to collect specimens Q. flora for which Che Yukon rn'Ieg HmcI Uc win doaorl uH bon. aI Panama and ro to Fairbanks and ou. hF ho eoreumcn. railroad
 Whom Mr. Anderson Io.. Hor. he had no arrangement for aNue any ono wIh h.m bout m.eh. pick mp n companion rt Wh.tohor. who would travel with him at 'e.al as IHr ans urWou There H n e'ru. ro bUg hal a few million oIu..o. win he encountered ou tnc trip and uovIedre of thIH prompted Mr. Am. deuon lo eo weII fortified with ue.- une and insect dope
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
NEW TERRITORIAL
 TAX COLLECTOR
Ear. L Hunter Resigns and GeoHe Mock Is Named by Governor
 Bone rs Successor

Im.rI.t... EIrI Hunter nr...r n.r. mariner t1 holding lHe ro-
 ... u. Territorial .E collector and :. may be cha. mn extended trip II. Tn. I.mU.u ...rI. and Hr.o. h.. m connection H..h H.# duties m t.. latter capacity raHeI on him. Anyway. h. resigned ... .aE .oh and has h.u appointed m.I.. o. .Ho Bureau u. rHHrr.. bout HeHo. which M.r.H. Tn. W...r o. a'H.H- eastern aIa..r rut n...r gets ao '.r from nm. er.n rrr. n. Hr...o. H.I
 Hm. ....n. for ... stH Ho. Springs H W..r.I." Governor Bon. announced Mr. Hm..r. nation .u. H. ann..r.m". o. George Moe. .. E.. ......I. M. Mock Hu. boon nur.r nm l.. m.I boa. H..c. both for m. n... IHr.. years and II. u.. known and rnnrHr Mr. Hm- Cor r.-r.. .um. on .H. hImr.. e.r. rH....E morning and Mr. Moe. I... III. sam. day nm Che l.. m.-.I Watson |. .aE. mp .ra work n.
 collecting .E. where Mr. Hunter .... o.
 rn.. r.IHH.tor n. sE.eWrr .H. ..h. good mixer and ..mH..H. young m.n has succeeded Moe. w H.." 0. .H. H..h..H
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
PU1rUs ON THE INCREASE

AIetl.- from Colonel n. D Pu.lon ta hH mother Mrs. Harriet s Pu..on.
 .f.. nat on May iHh a nine pound girl ua. born to h.m and MrH ruum. The WIc girl h1s been named Uau.a. s.mrl In honor oI t1c r..uuu grandmother and great
 udm1.har On Che iSth of May NH Hornl rmIm sarc birth Co son. Tho Ntlc cousins have One
 ... ....hHrr. sEuruav Alaskan
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
WOOFTER NAMED AS
 DEPUTY AT NOME

c. J Woof.or for nearly Q yoar court librarian at this place. has been appointed deputy ciork Of Che U. & District Court at Nomo and win loaY. for there m Che next mIl- ing ot Che Victoria from Seattle which win bo about Che ist of uoNt month. In addition to lho court dope utyhD. ho win also bo mining rc- cordor and Che two positions win give h.m uIcc Income.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
CAMPING BOY SCOUTS
 STUDY ANIMAL LIFE

A letter from one of Che camping Boy Scouts was received this morn mr Che pages Of which were iaaton- cd together With a p0rcup.nc quIIL Tho boy explained that iho "porkey has been removed from a tree for photographic purposes and after be- Ine duly tookcn" had been allowed ta ruumo IH bark cll.us
 The Ieter said tho lads arc an woI hungry an Che time and that prua there taste better than they ovor do at home They expect n number of visitors at the.r camp to- morrow and suggested that Chose go- ing ioruw themselves with the.r own luuchea-or -or refrain from cate ue until lhey get home
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
HENDERSON GRANTS
 TEEAKEES REQUEST

Comm. .uor of Education L D Henderson. who visited TmaEco tho Ia...r par. oI 'aal weeE. has reported nroah'y on Che request ol Chat Onmmmm.. for now .hoo' uuI.a- i'm. for which Ine Territorial aIo,- mont .s EI.500 One building to hove
 accommodations for SD rw.H and 'o he .o constructed Ih1t i- can oe oa.Ie enlarged when .hore H de- muf for Increased accommodations
 Thc Territory win also erect n m. wa.hoo' building at Cu.E for which purpose fI.U00 win hc avail. nnIn
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
OFF FOR MAYO CAMP

..... "....
 ..mu.| by her two children
 .. . .... on .H. 7H0. .. ".. nigh. ."r rr
 .. ..... N... Yukon. where .... wi. ." H- W.r.... who !. .H. looking after m. mining .n- . ... "r...ae. Company ... who ..' H..0.0.. ma.. H.. .0u IT. -. H.. and accompany .neu m H... whom. ...r H.I spend Che summer nr n Juneau u Ohm. for ... ..u.r. o. aoa. m
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
NExr wEDNEsDAY uAa DAY

NeEI Wednesday June Ii. n.H. Flag Day. Che oce...on win he ut- Ine'g observed i'm Im.Iu m. H.NH taking lhe initiative Appropriate orecse win be held In E.H Hall In Che eron.ne when a good program win bc ..u.cl. No meeting o. tho EIkH l0deo win hc hold Laat evening" rhoHo in charge oI Che oE- erc.a.s are J A. nar.. G E Glove land. ". R. Gart.r and L. R. HI.H
 The public is invited to attend Che
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
MOTHER OF EIGHT
 DIES WEDNESDAY,

Mr.GuIo In'Ich n a.rh.nu woman died al S. Ann hospital Wo.ncaal evening following am operation for
 unmdIou. leaving husband and eight children Che ..Io, ho'ne II roau of aee Mr. JeIoh was om. n.orcl by J. H Cam at .nc a. N'ao mine and ua. mot rWaro O. h.a WIleH illness uuII aler she WH dud. Ho arrived u town y..orlay m1wn. and Che meu Ww hold in Che ai. tcruoou Father A. r kMHeuro' conducting Ono ..rl.Ua.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
FALCON T0sLyN HERE
 K8TuLA OIL MiGNAIE

Among lto h'nmclaH r1H.neor today us Falcon In.'En. hc'I o. Inr OHTEa. oI Company which n.a . dozen producing Wo.I. n. hH.aI.H. h. banner ol which was drilled m only recently
 Nr JoHm has great faith in Che mm. o. has.a whore he has had Interests for ue.r.r n quarter O. H ..rur. IT. win n.uI lle .umm0r nI N..IU.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
sHATTCKs TO SPEND
 SUMMER M STATES

Mr. am. Mrs. Allen e'...I.N .0. tn.r two children Virginia and ru.... u.r. rH.HHound uu I.. Evans IHH.Inr m0'H. They uI F..t n aHor. .mo i'm 70- a.U. and .H.n mo.o. .o Lu Angeles Mr. EH...u.. eEne-. .H return TO Juneau .re .al.ar par. O, Iu.r Mrs. sh..n.E and Che children win re- mu .n Juneau Iu.l ho.or. Ono oren- ne o. m. HH Ierm of e0foo. Tho sn.l.u.se tool. .re.r own ear WI.n trrr
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
BROUGHT TO JUNEAU JAIL

Thomas Gaughan was brought from Kotchikan on che Alamcda this morning and placed in Che federal iau hore l0 await tho action Of tl 9 grand iury he being charged with shooting with intent Co hll His victim. a man by Che name of rur- ucr. win recover
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
-. - VLILII0N

m. rr-. M $ Whittier Che .r-r- .r.I .e.r. Of che eue-oua f.r.rn... accompanied by tner . .H. .......r ..' on .'. 'r.'-
 .. morning and .. . Tn. u.r. . W..a .. r..r. -. Port Townsend.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
METHODIST PICNIC

N..HnH both rrro and mHN convened in one happy .hrone at Salmon creek on Ine.lar and en- Icrad a picnic and ouHns going rnr.r and returning Hl..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
COUNTRY FAIRS
 BEING BOOSTED
Committee From Juneau Commercial Association h Out Co
 CInIc Interest

Tho roIoWu. u copy O. c'I- .u..r letter which |. being generally circulated throughout sou.Hca0.orn hIH..a calling attention lo Ono co1n- ey Hir which il .s proposed Io hold m Imcu two and no.n.F .lr'. days and beginning on Labor naF September '.H
 Under Che an.n.ee. ol One Juneau Commercial Association .hcre win be hold l..r al Juneau beginning on I.ho. n.N s.n. t 1922. IhH win hc known n. Che soH.hca..eu A.aa- .u Country Eur
 In Ono agricultural division pr.ae. uW he offered Tor Ono following products.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
0FF TOR INFERIOR

mf.o James Wickcrham Iait on M. Alameda today on business trp toIho westward and Interior aa Tar m Fairbanks Ue win be away from Juneau from four t1 H.E WeeEa
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10

Vegetables CrhH..e head. Carrots .I dozen. CmUuoWer Hc1i Celery hun.h0. I.m.e. r..I. noua n.unI.
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 ur.nIo. A huahcI O10 IhHl HnUI.Ha. - UnI.n. Hmbuh f a'E. Hunh.ro - pinto oI D.. Tumr .rer1u.E.I.-I pinto O. b. TmnIr. HHHIoI I pinto oI U. General collection of vegetables.
 Fruits suwh.rr.e n'0Ic Hn.nnare pinto Her..o.-I uH.o Currun - n'a.o Premiums win ..o be given ou canned rmH and preserve. and rue. from both native and cu'u- rat.I ru..
 Flowers HH. IIHn.HT o. UHnH.. Best display 70. mar.eo'dH Boat display oI n.n.0. HnI tHnar ol -u. 1oWer from garden uuu...
 Best display o. er. flowers from garden ne.euua.H.
 House Plants T... must H.r. boon .u lhe cIre uI Ono exhibitor for at iout ihre. mn.I. Prizes win he 0UUed for .rrum. u.mus nr.mroe 0oW- ue be.ou... foliage heeon.os. forms and .o'Hn. plants other chan u.eon.a or ..u.
 Live Stock Hr.mumr win n0 0.0r0I ou .H.c.- .n. and Hbh..a and probably a..o on hogs and eoa.s t Is hoped Chat. uN. and o.hn .m-h.r.ne m.muH win also hr on exhibition.
 Miscellaneous Thor. win HI.H In. ..H for ladies fancy work hom. malo bread. naa IT. and .anIe..1n. nah and lHh products picture. native mud.WorN such .H m0....u. lH'.m. n...o.. ..e. n H hoped .o make lms a come n.o.. exposition O. m product. grown mad. or produced n son.a- eastern N..HH. and Che committee hope. Iu IHr. .H. H.0I'r cooperation ID fan oH..n. Interested i'm Che ae. roonmeHI .. .ha section o. One Ior- ul0.r
 Award. win be madc for mineral exhibits uI .I o.0