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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-02-15
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
sPUHU ISLAND FARMER RAISES
 VARIETY OF VEGETABLES

e. J Dahl. one of Che pioneer
 mcbou of Che Juneau section. Is growing quite largo variety of yoge- tables .hIa aoaaon He was Che url farmer In ,his section to grow hcad lettuce. Hc |. experimenting lhIa aoaaon wIlh two now varieties 0l vegetables @ Swedish pen and O Frnch Twnip.
 The Swedish poo. ho said. waa much larger than Che common v1n- cty of pea Chat .s in general use. and it bears from .hroo to four ume more peas .o One hun. chan Che o.hor Nuis Tho French tum.u .a very swoot and H sometimes used as @ desert a. well as being served as Q vegetable IHn. Mr Dahl said chat It wa. Goo oarIy to toI just how we'll tho.o vegetable. do In thIa climate hu. he believed .hat thcy wouid fully mnma m tIIa aolHou.
 I'm addition to tHao two varieties of vegetables Mr. uah. has celery cauUnouor squash. lettuce. rad- Iabos m.ahaeas and potatoes He brought i'm eO doIen heads of lettuce from hts ranch .oday
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
GRADING VEGETABLES WILL AID BAECERs W SELLING PRODUCT

"A few nmeu aborIne under dIa- couarur conditions bayo provcn .o a asorHcu public hat is pol b.c tora.ae good uado Of voea.abIe In Southeastern Naasa I.ha. required ycam to make ths demonstration. bu, One mau body of men who hayo accomplished Che acl hago shown nIh I'm Choir business and continued .o grow larger crop. and add now .r- IcIc. lo thor oulnu. from Fe0r to year,
 And Che lmoH living In widely separated UIH.r.o.H o.en man trying .o work out nj. own marketing nroh- lem. harc through persistent o.I.ur methods created n m|r.r good 'ocr' demand for home grown farm nrod- uoa Bu. lhH demand ..nI ol .ll. Ic.ont volume .n mako farming in .rIa section n profitable business mp lo th.H umo.
 The problem Chat now couront Che nmer r how lo cr01tc demand for One home grown article chat win e.re Che mon who aro engaged Iu Ono business. profit ou n 'ars. volume of business a1 .hcy can buy Improved form machinery. clear moro 'nnd. and by growing som larger crons be I'm n better position .o unn'y thc iorl mnr.a.H WIth choir goods. and compete wI.r out..le merchants
 Tho growing sentiment i'm nTor of One IoolI farmers product. win be n bIe ho.n 'u working out ih.a probe lom But Iu 0rdor .o convert a aul- uc'ontIy large consuming public lo demand Che homo grown ro0d. tn preference to Che Imported product .dc Alaska uuchera must try and mako .hc.r vegetables a.uuI mp un- dor Ono lo.a ol Che hou.oW.ve. and purchasing public.
 This can bc accomplished I'm mol other way Chan by grading Che voso- tables that ore .rl. w brought to One local markets And thIH method of marketing mus. be nracIced with religious eIro. Am occasional inc lr.or shipment oI vegetables tlat do. uo. como un to Che standard. Wll bon aetbaeE to Che homo grown proi- uc.s and be IuH. another handicap which Che local r1nrhcr win bo com- pc.iod to overcome.
 A walI many rueher have boon nracuc.re .hIa grading method for a number of years. and pro being ra- na.d for Mar cuor.r. Iu Ire dcmand chat theg have created for .hcr high grade product Thee mon. being .u noaIuou io appreciate Che advauIaeo oI selling only uut ute vegetables ara beginning .o advocate Che er.d- ing of au local farm products u am eIlor. In create a iar.w 'ocl. de- muul and l1 moro ruIy oour.uc. the public Chat tne Alaska grown rcra. table. urc as food. Il no. ho.to .hHn
 Ono article Imported from Seattle.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
S0caL Hems

Hr VI. IT To'ch entertained a .nN rerd. al luncheon for Nr Tlom Macdonald on Tuolay Iw.
 Picnic r.rIc. lo huE laEo. Men- dcnhau r'ac.er and o.nor nonu Q. n.orc uoIe .u ordor 'a.. Sunday
 On Saturday nt MI" rmo No'- rr entertained n number O. young nond. WIth u dinner rarF
 Mr. trf Mu H L Faulkner on.
 rhurlay Nu. C. E Hu.md ww n most arreu.ne luncheon to n to" rIonds and lHe afternoon Wm .n0nt at tennis
 Complimentary n H Thoma uacDonaId Mrs. Geo. Jo.n.1n enler. uuof twelve rue.H at n bridge luncheon on W..ue.Iur afternoon rnre. wont .o Mr Tom Macdonald and ur E. J. Wh.i.
 rha Friday hr.Is. club was on.er n.uef wIIr n luncheon hN Mr. V. N Shepard ai Che Hou. ol Mrs. hH.hr .|.
 uae Nra Ray sl..on. Hu Harold uaver Mrs Charles Warren and Mr Hooker
 fcra'rcI aI n dinner party ou sl.ur day I.at for Nr and nn TnomaH c Macdonald oI TariweI Thoa pre- sent were Mr. and Hr Tom nac Donald. Mr. and Mrs. I.. cHrH.oo Captain and Mr Bond other Euo.a .nmr I'm ater and .Hr.. ub'U of brdrc wcre played during ,ae er.n- 'He
 s.gerI Juneau hiIw visited rrnfver by invitation O. Hu Inu. ChrHoe Ia.f Monday aul 1l t.r delicious picnic lunch which un. ..rreI .. Che .hHir HIc ol Che court nc1t Ono afternoon playing .crnIs ou Che cow. tHere Mrs. Tom Macdonald of rroaIuel Waa One hou- or guest
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
F0BsYTHE UlRKETS 26
 CRATES OF STRAWBERRIES

NFory.hc. Che Cold a.anl ruch- orr broueh. ef cutos 70. struuherc. lo Juneau yesterday Ue stated .hat Che price or h.u.e. had lowered dur ur Che wool. hut .hal Che local de- mauI Is aUI good.
 Mr Forylhc H.I out 5000 ..raW- barrr naua ia.l y..r II. lost some plants ou account ol .He roal n.t winter. bu. expects .n market a largo crop thIs summer I'm addition .o erawbcrr.e. he n'u.oi aome c1b- h1re and cruHnouer Tho cabbage Ia n late variety. and Il Is Impossible to tcu rt ths Ume just how |. II. eo- ing lo mrfurr. re ..a.eI hu. Che cru- uuouer n'auts arc doing exceptional iy veiL
 n. fo.rI eEnoe. Io mu... any erhhura or eruHuoH.r fr.H rc.r he .a only experimenting with ,hea raeetah'.. and IT .n.l show mp we'll he nroro to grow tf0.e wuc.e. for Che mHrE.. mex. year,
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
Christian Science Church

Services arc held every Sunday at n a. m. i'm tho church of Christian Science Society of Juneau, on Fifth Street between Main and Seward Streets. Tho subject Sunday win be "Lovo."
 Sunday school at 0:f5 a. m.
 Wednesday - Testimonial meeting at 8.15 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room ]. Malony Block. Open daily except Sundays and holidays. from 2.30 to q and to 9 D. m. Wednesday evenings from 2 to 8 o'clock.
 The public Is cordially invited to attend thoso aerviccs and visit Che Reading Room.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29

unurnr. r-rrwnHnIU. n. .. arrived bon. from Ono north 1n inc Efoheth and win 'orro on Ono It westward bon. for krurc.o.a
 Nn cbar... Goi..e.n and daueh- ..r Na War.e u.u Ieare cn Ono Ad- mrrE Et.n. .ououoN Tor California .ne-. on. ni..r win enIer Berkeley .r.I.r. tHH nL Nu Co.d.'C.n u.u r.mn homo .n a month or H.E
 Mr H s. Gurc. and daughter
 Bunny u.re rneneeH for One
 ru.h cn lhe Princess hIcc yesterday nam.ur TH.r ore not certain uhar. trer win locate .or Che H.n.er but It win boat .an. point nt which NI.. Bunny" vim have good .caoo. advantages
 Mr. and Mrs. TT C Mcdonald of rn.freI IrI. re..eri.E on lHo IrIn- . Alice They H.I Nu. stop 'l Everett for n r.... uIln relative. HH. .r. undecided u. to whore lheg NI ....I. -Ina.r NI..EH ir.rnIH hoping n.r win he hac. hen. Whor. both ar. worry popular
 Mrs IT. stevens and dnueh.er Nr Rrr uI he nl0urrr on One Evans tomorrow er route Tn nHn Frr..rrr when. .He latter win r. mn. H.- .uII0. In "hoo. N# stereu. vim return lo Juneau before HI-.er
 Mn. C E Hooker arrived a..Hr. day or ln. h.rm.Ir from the.r Dai- .urrr hun. her Unl r...t to IWern in IS month. shc win ne hero untI nu whom both she and her husband win eo n. California tor Che W.ntcr
 tnu shr.u.E arrived an One Na- urII s.mrlar from a two months Irr .o One on...I. he and n.. family motoring from Seattle Io California and return. Ws family aN return some umc n.1. month.
 Special Deputy Collector O. cu" uu. H s WnI.Uer .s o.l on nm cE- tended official trip .o Fairbanks and other points n Che interior where deputy crs.on posts lre located Hc. win he absent HE weeks or two uon.hr
 NU. Geraldine 8o..I of he.rh.- Err arrived nr Che AIauria Saturday and H.. .on. In r... her .|stor Mrs. J. n William. whose husband H in .rrrer or m. operations oI Che HIu,- cH..r.-oI mne While tn Juneau I Ur.u uH. Euca. O. Ho. rmH N. Dorothy Haley.
 Miss Virginia Golf who taught .n tn. Jmuu .nooI Che past year. Ic.t on m. Admiral Watson Wednesday .r ror.. .. Nomc where she hus ao- ..r..f position H Ia0ehcr for One coming .Hm
 G. E.na. HH..Hn.auI .or Nar- ,r.u G Newman |. making n bust. r.. Grip Io snruHr aud s'HH on ln. Qu.a.r and .a llc homo .omar- row.
 r.rt e TT Emmou. r. s. "A. TO- ur.I accompanied by Ha w.. aI-
 rived nm m. Princes. Alice Tuesday r..r. and I... for s.... 0n One E...- h..n Trur r.rHI leul au- mona was stationed u. s...a f' years ... ma H.m. i. now uI Princeton. Now I.Hrr
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
NrHODIsr CHURCH NOTES

Sunday morning worship at il o'clock. Subject. "Faith in tho pcmonal God"
 Sunday school at l2:t5; plan to Do present at Ohio very Important sor- vice aie0.
 Epworth League win meet at 2 o'clock. Che subject win Doc "Tho line or greatest resistance" Daniel i-8- 21
 Evening worship at o'clock. the subject win be toh samo as Che morn lnH "FaIth in Ono Personal God" An who wish a broader conception of God arc especially invited.
 ". A. Allen. Pastor.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
BUBF0RD EXPERIMENTING
 WITH GROWING CORN

George E. BwIori One salmon Cra0E rorf unehor or gentleman nmer II. experimenting wIIh n Far.- e.y of corn ,hat Is advertised io ma- ure In 600 iays When he planted hIa Imported aeod. he Wa. very on. Hmsue about IIH Huc.o It mus. be admitted thal Che past .cW mon.H has not been Che right kind O. wcath- or for corn io thr.ve hu. George ia aIu I'm n hopeful frame of mind about Che mcrea of h.s venture
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29

rc1urar.n. report. Hr. given hr 'r'. arrival. from IHe Euu..hna country mI .nol Che property m Copper Mountain d.a.r.c. on winch Tom A...an h.. nm option or |. show Irr ur very wei. Tho or. H earu Inns much better values hm Che .n.r0lor anticipated i. would. Tho act o. transportation .n th.s nar. 70. Che Interior '. a h.e handicap Io mn who pro engaged .u developing new urnnorI0.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29

Dor. Carmen. one of Che mos. nonu- Ior drummor Chat travels out oi Fau- oourer B C.. returned south on Che Princess Alice yesterday after nend- Iue two months in Che Yukon com-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
Local News Items

M Kirkland returned last Saturday from . two uor.h.. F.a.l .o ..UI. r..rI
 Prod H.rn.n .o..I travelling man. m...u. ..e s..eNar.5.'sr loop ou ... ....n. luH..r
 un Boyle oI corIora .s v.a.uur rr ..ueH..r Mr. I IT. Me.e..r 1t Tr.IueI
 John HHrrH. o. ln. A'assa Iu. r..u m.. ..r.. u.. . passenger .o- .H. pond. or .Hr Hr... AI.ee ro .r.0r
 n IT Alton returned nm Che Ic. Wednesday from n F.H.i Io e ... M. A.r |. .H.ni. i'm. ... ..... H..n ner nar.n.. E. r.HHne s.aeHay rr| su.. .... n... m .H. n.r.. . m. ..... wholesale Hou..H rc nr.... n. 0.u
 r... T. I.E..r I.r uHur r..r -. employ. .. m. Ir.rIHe. Come ppm. HH r.-'.E Hr OUN.orn. H... IT. H join .H W.r nna .on who wen. .r. two month. aeo. em e.T.. ..... being u lhH par. -. m. T..H.. ..r I.n weeks selling
 '.. ..u.... for h'H bond. ..... .. .........
 E.. I.... ... owen n. .H eH.i- r.. .. H.r. .. ... I.mr.. Evan. .ur.. .. ..r way .0 Serbia .o |.n.. ..u.
 uu. snm making Che . .. ... "..m.- l.am.Ir .o hn-
 .. ... return m. steamer H ... .. N.r... Hr |H.....
 ru.r. w IT. W..I...r returned or IT. I..u.'. T.. H.. homo .r se"- . after spending .H. Ho.H aee H.
 w s..aar. ran..n tent.a. seH.. .r nm. n. H. regular r".. H. s ae.om-
 IT.. . .n. Miss Ruth ...r
 N s.n.. .ur. and her euea.
 H.. ...| n. .'..rrr. arc m... m. e..... s... trip on ... Queen ....
 W...- H.... ID. t.. General Lam. ..... returned or Che Te...r.
 business r. IU HuueH .r. s.....
 . r H H. r.ru.. on Che I.. from H.n Tn surHnE .. ....a.... r....ua -. sr.
 ..-... H.. operate. HHm.N Il. |... .. .'# W. Un H. .....U. .. H home on ... I.. |.......
 I.. I... ... ... H..r employed May. TT. r... mon.0.
 w m. .H..H Wel
 ... for m. a.l.H H. IT. Princes. I.. .....r
 ..-.r. H.... returned or . ..m. " Wednesday
 .. rH n sHft.. .a .. called 0. One ... m.....
 .I.. ... .H. or One Watson r.. ..- hi. .rn. .I NHa- whom. ". m..r U E. ...... VI. ..N
 .a I... Tor good hs "'
 U.... HH.. .r. Miss Foa.- Wi. .... .. .r. .. ..e next M U.... w| attend n. H....m W.... norma. rrd . return Tn Juneau i'm .... n....
 ....n .r chars. Inf
 H... mission. m a0H
 Saturday .. n. No-..He..u .. E..r ...'. Tn HFl.r from H... H TT. "H return t1 H.. bonn. . s.
 Hm.. win. . .0nH..I.. win. n. ar-e.H.u Interests a.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
Agriculture in Southeastern Alaska
 Is Attracting Considerable Attention
LOCAL CONTRACTOR
 TAKES UP FARMING

L. F Morrill, locu carpenter and contractor who has ranch on Ad- mImIIy E.andl has moro .han on crcn chance or becoming Che cabbage knr or Southeastern Aiasta. Ho planted Ie.O0o cabbage pIanu last spring and hc staleI Che other day. thal .hc cabbage was striving czcon- uoun.Iy weI and ho believed that he would harvest a bIs crop Of th.a ore ucIe.
 Ue alao get out 2000 cauH1oWcr u.antH Thoao orc not doing vory WuI Worms aro destroying a Froat many Of th. nIant Mouia s,atcd. uo a..o planted two aero. to s.raw- hHno. b1. tn.H crop .H practically a failure pHuc.pIy ou account Of b.ria .H. aroWa
 MouIa proposos to buld large lo.houo thia winter and grow his plants In .bs house a0 Chat Inc cnu mnpIr Che mwfe. with early garden rrolucc. m moak.ns about Che farm. ing uo .buuc in tl.a ocuon. Mr. Hor nIls
 "Ino farming industry hos been overlooked by a woa, many people in .n.a par. of hiuta. n. has boon proven that vegetables can be Huc- H.uIT and pro0ab'y grown In th.s section. and am going into Jhc busI- ness ou .ureo scale figure .hal Aaaha Ia going ahead and that lhore H mo uror way of making money t.au by growing loods.ull for Che .o.HI murNat'
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
PRESBYTERIAN

Morning worship at l1:O0 o'clock Subject. "Puro Religion"
 Bible school at Thauo at 9:l5.
 Bible school at 9.i5.
 Evening worship at 8 o'clock. Subject "A Moral Portrait of Christ"
 Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening ot o'clock. The subject win bo Che Bible school lesson for lhc following Sunday
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
sIRlWDEBRB W DEMAND
 TOR CANNING PURPOSE

Tho drop in Ono selling prIco Of
 uuboulc during Ono past week. oror Ono price Chat proVe.iod Che wook before. has created a demand on Ono part of housewives for berries for canning purposes. This demand win call for a largo auDply Of local borr.o7 and eaaIly furnish a market for au tho berries rIacd In this scc- U0n.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29

|.. .r.rH. for .H min
 .r- ...on .. Che N. Mckinley Gold u...ore In.. H r. dreHt "A TO- rr..nH.r. 70. Che company recently
 .r.I cha. e.r.r operations Indicate. ina. m. ground would carry about .. per cont m0r. pay t..n had
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29

FHnE Mcclure. . pioneer I| years oI ae.. who arrived on One I.al ..e.m- orr from cHrIn.l. wa. operated on by n- u.r.ehr. for hernia u. Ono tos- n..aI yesterday and .H getting along remarkably well when h.. advanced .ea .s ..r.I.r.I
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29

ItIa reported from Anchorage ll'I R1rHmc K.''E who was convicted at chat naee ome months ago m a criminal chHre. H.a 'o.. h.H eI.e ou .nna. and vI h. compelled lo aer.e .H. Hn.an.. .mno ou H.m.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
CHURCH NOTICES
CATHOLIC CHURCH
FifI md Gold sreelg

Fifth and Gold Streets Eighth Sunday after Poniccoal o'clock. mas and general Com- muu.1n
 IO:1O. low mass followed by bene- dIcuon of Che Blessed Sacrament No evening services.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29
HOLY TRINITY CATHEDRAL

Sunday aerr.eoH Holy C1mmu ui0u at 8 am. Morning prayer and sermon at I1 am. No evening aor- LL-n.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-14

cided to remove all regulations and
previous DEGREES which restrained
trade and commerce and to retain
control only Of a very few key In
dustries." Turkestan is normally one
OF the largest cotton growing regions
OF the world. .-
The decision came az a result Of
two factors-hrst, the Improbable
ness Of government controlled in
dustries. and second. the unrest
among the population due to the re-
volt against the soviet regime which
is being led in Bokhara by Enver
Pasha, formerly commander-in-chief
of the Turkish armies. 4
Cotton growing has increased
greatly during the past few years.
The pre-war area sown with cotton
in Russian middle Asia was nearly
400, 900 dessatines. In 1921 about
100, 900 dessatines We're sown, and
this year, In. Turkestan, without Box
hara and Khiva. where the Enver
Pasha revolt is stronger than in
Turkestan, only $4,000 d~essatines
were sown. This is expected to yield
about $4,000 tons of cotton. To
transport this to the Russian factories
about 20 trillion soviet rubles will be
required by the Turkestan cotton
committee. The state bank has as
signed only trillion, and though
ten trillion more are to be .forthcom-
ing, much of this cotton will remain
in Turkestan unless private enter
prise moves it. The railway condi-
tions are also u~nfavorable for its
transnort
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-14
ENGLAND DOUBTFUL
MARKET FOR RADIO
SETS MADE IN U. S.

London-Amsrican and other for
eisn wireless apparatus viii be ex-
cluded from use BY British broad
casting firms II q recommendation OF
Postmaster General Kellaway 10
adopted by the cabinet. Mr.. Kella-
way urges that for a period OF two
years licenses for broadcasting should
contain a provision that only British
Instruments be used.
Following the example Of American
Journals. the British newspapers and
magazines are devoting columns and
pages to wireless topics. But broad
casting in this country Is In an almost
nAbulous stage. and wireless receiving
by the masses has not attained any
thing like the popularity 1t enjoys In
the United States. The government
10 slow in -inaugurating a general
broaacAst.ng scheme.
Some newspapers are warning
amateurs to be careful about cheap
receiving sets-eome Of them of
American and French 'origin-which
are being widely offered.
1T broadcasting were officially es-
tabliehed in England the whole posi-.
ton would become clearer" W. w,
Drury, managing director of the Mar
conf company, said recently. How
ever, the Marcont company antici-
pates a large demand in the future
for receiving sets and II is turning Out
many thousands Of them. When thu
winter evenings come and peopl,
want to sit at home and listen to thu
outside world, there will be a grea'
increase in the demand"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-14

SSkf - .s&sTNAl AhHYNFs3 I-E&EE ~ -.H-FEa#--- -. =
h. Mrs. Henry Knudson. Willard John
ston and Miss Gladys Johnston Of this
city who have been the house guests
sof Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Callander in
Minneapolis, have gone to their sum-
mef home at Bemidji. They are trav-
cling by automobile.
Complimenting Miss Gerda Oslund
women OF the Swedish Lutheran
in the parlors Of the church Saturday
afternoon. The rooms were decorat-
ed in the seasons flowers, and re-
freshments WERE served during the
afternoon.
Mrs. Frank J.. Bremm. 416 Walnut
street, left today for Devils Lake to
visit with her sister in the latter's
cottage at the Chautauqua grounds
there. She will be away for a week
II two.
Miss Stella Guam AND Miss Louise
Harke. who have spent thepast two
weeks with friends at LaMoure. n.
D. and Hankinsack, Mimi, have re-
turned to their homes;
Mr.. and Mrs M: L. Hibeard and
their son. Billy. Of Fargo spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
]. Davis, 1417 University emu
MI. and Mrs. ". E. De1,ons,
e09A North Third street, have had
as their guests for few days Mr..
and Mrs. W. j.. McAllan and family
morning for wadena. Mimi, with the
exception of two children. Edith and
Paul, who are remaining here with
Mr.. and Mrs. belong. The party will
return here after a short time to
visit before returning to their home
In Mtnot. While here they spent
n time with Mrs. E. L. Walsh.
Bill Dakota emu
Dr.. and Mrs. F. F. Fletcher, DR..
and Mrs. H. W. F. Law and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. Stebbins were joint hosts
at q supper party given Saturday eve
ming. favortng Congressman and Mrs.
o. B. Burtness. The affair was given
in the Lincoln park clubhouse, and
twenty-four guests we're entertained
at cards.
X X X
Mrs. Charles Halleck will entertain
h fourth branch of the Bethesda as
ISOLATION in her home. 1923 Boulevard
avenue. beginning at 3 o'clock Friday
afternoon.
\ X X
Mrs. W. H. Ryan Of Minneapolis,
formerly of Grand Forks, Is a guest
Of her sister, Miss Josephine Sulli-
van. 621 South Fourth street.
* x II
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Murphy, 1872
Reeves avenue. returned this morning
after several weeks spent in Chicago,
Minneapolis and st. Paul. Mr.. Muir
ply hos been absent from the city
during the last five weeks, and Mrs.
Murphy has been with him for three
weeks.
Miss Agnes Lem, now connected
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-14
TRAFFIC COP IN
TALL PINES DIRECTS
MANY AUTOISTS

Duluth. Minn.-Motorists travelling
in southeastern 1tasea county. Min
nesota. over what ii known Is trunk
highway No. IS, are beng directed
over q stretch Of new road by q
uniquely located traffic cop.
rerched in the top Of a large Nor
way. pine tree, q man from his van
taEs point at the top Of 4 hill directs
.ais over the road which ID too mar
row to, accommodate nor than one
q at . time. This particular stretch
OF road extends across a hIl and Il
situated 30 that motorists approach
ing from opposite directions cannot.
see each other.
90 the lone cop. seated In an old
arm chair which is firmly fastened
in the fork Of the tree about 80 feet
from the ground, signals the cars to
advance when the road IL clear. s gns
notify the motorists Approaching the
hill to sound their horns to notify the.
tramc man. He uses q lantern to s!g.
nal cars ct night.
The station was established BY the
state highway department. Although
few drivers are war Of the pres
ence Of the guide until they approach,
the hill. the system has worked out
satisfactorily according to highway or
fcials. Many of the motorists pass