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, 1922-12-18
BLOOD AND SAND" IS
IMMENSELY SUCCESSFUL

Rodolph Valentines reputation as
a love-maker is well-sustained "a
Blood md Sand" his first Para.
mount starring picture which opened
with immense success last night II
the Rialto theater. Wen differentiated
but equally alluring are his seen IS
with Lila Lee and Nita Naldi, respect
lively. one d quiet tenure type. the
other. vivid. exotic. passionate. Mr..
Valentino himself is colorful in a va
riety Of costumes showing his rise
from a poor Spanish boy to a place
as a successful buiifighter and idol
of all AndaIus!a.
Blood and Sand" a Fred Niblo
production. was adapted from the "
cente Blasco Ibanez novel. by June
Mathis. Players in the cast who de
serve special mention include Walter
Long Rose Rosanova. Leo White,
Fred Becker. Charles Belcher. George
Fled. Dorcas Mathews. Harry La
mont. Jack VIM and Gilbert Clay
ton.
Blood and sand"' Will u today
and tomorrow.
, 1922-12-18
Liue Stock


CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.-U. $. Depart
ment of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ceipts 4 $4,000; 15c TO zoe higher; bulk
30 to 2so.pound butchers Ss.15gs-25;
bulk 14O to 1s0-pound averages SS.25
@s.so; top ss.s5; packing sows s7.3o
a7.s5; desirable pigs $s-259s.s5;
heavyweight ss.1O6s25; medium
weight Ss.151S.3o; light weight $500
1885; light light ss.25Qs.35; packing
sows smooth $7.eO07.s5; packing sows
rough s7.sO17.s5; killing pigs ss.2eS
So.
Cattle Receipts $4,000 killing
c asses generally steady to strong;
k,hine quality PLAIN; Early top ma
turcd steers s1t.s5. rect yei-iiafs
elriy s1O.25; bulk beef stee-r $3.50
ef5. run slow IN arriving: shout IS
ioihs Canadians included in receipts
SUCKERS and feeders slow; bulk desir-
able vealers to packers ea.ly around
5l.5O; few at 1915; soma 10 shippers
at $40; bulk Desirable heavy bologna
bulls around $40.
sheep-Receipts $4,000; fat lambs
orcnIng slow: teadms lower; early top
si5.s5 to city butchers; fall Clipped
lanil.s sIsa13.59; feeders active; dc
sirablc e5-pound feeding lambs $3.50
ut4.ss; feeding ewes NJ to $500:
speep fully steady; heavy fat ewes IS
s. lighter we .ghts quo;able UP 70
s7.7l.
, 1922-12-18

spudding in was started by the c.
iossal o. syndieate this morning n
It's location on the northeast corn
OF the northwest quarter OF section
s2-ss-7s in he Teapot dome and ever
effort VIII be made TO have this ho
completed within the next co days.
The we'll will be drilled under a..
personal supervision OF Hurry Adar
and r. J.. Mosher who head the sv~
dictate and who have n reputation f.
dong things IN Salt Creek.
This test Is lust half a mile west
tho Mammoth well on 2s and n NJ
south Of h well on 20. both OF VIII
were good producers from the -ecor
Wall Creek. and the new organ'zat,o-
expects to find production at least IS
heavy Mt this location.
This synd'cate was organized abor.
tx weeks ago and n record for uulA.
action has been established in SPIT
M extremely bad weather which H..
been a serious handicap IN the har
'nE OF material 10 the field and II.
erection OF tho rig AID camp.
, 1922-12-18

hnu y - per cent kfNaNer AnAn Ane
gasoline production for October. 1871.
Domestic consumption ot gasoline de-
creased ABOUT IS OoO 900 gallons from
the September consumption figure.
but was about 7.B per cent above the
figure for October Of las year. Ex-
ports and shipments to insular pos
sessions amounted to approximately
-. 100000 gallons Stocks OF gasoline
on hand November l were 723.5s4.O63
gallons. an irereass OF s9.50O. 900 gal
Ions during the month.
The number OF refineries reporting
10 the bureau OF mines during octo-
Der was $40. with a tosl Indicated
daily capacity of ~i.s4k.5fO barrels.
These ~refineries were operated at Sc
per cent OF their capacity.
Production Of kerosene in October
amounted to 2i5 .2os.s5s gallons. mn
increase Of s.72 Per cen over septem-
Der. Exports and shipments OF kero-
seno TO insular possessions amounted
20 SIS, 1871. i3T gallons. an increase OF
1884 per cent. which largely accounts
for a tecrease OF stocks amounting 10
$50 per cent Stocks on hand Novcm-
her / were s56.259 gallons,
Total production of gas and fuel
Ills reported to the Bureau of Mines
during october was about 1000 900
gallons above the September figure.
amounted OF e21 .6o6.l14 gallons.
stocks OF these oils on hand Nov-n'
ber l were 1855. 74s. $50 s~aliors. an
Increase OF 100000 gallon'- Both
the output and stock OF Eas and fuel
oils for October. 1872 were la.5i per
cent above the figures for October.
1891. Exports and shipments TO In
suiar possessions during October
amounted to s~3.915.723 gallons Bunk
or oil laden on vessels engaged In for
eIgn trade amounted to ii4,ioo'72s
gallons.
The output of lubricating oils n
a in October amounted to ST.
s4o,s ! gallons. an Increase OF about
& 1000. 900 gallons. or e.A4 Per cent.
over September production. AND about
II. 500. 900 gallons or 1897 per cent
above tho figure for october. 1891,
stocks of lubricating oils on hand az
'~retneries November l amounted to
e~1T.TT5,I24 gallons an increase OF ap'
nroximateiy 100000 gallons. bx'
oor.s ana shipments TO insular pos
sessions during October were 2e'sbS'-
ne gallons. q decrease from sep'em-
her OF sbout 10000 gallons.
, 1922-12-18
won prIInnr permItted

CHEYENNE, wyo.. Dec. is.-M.
V. Purcell OF Casper, the Omaha
usk OIL company. the Arroyo syndl-
to and others. defendants in an nc
ion brought by the United States
1vernment TO prevent them from
Hing federal land n the Salt Creek
: field. Saturday were authorized
y Judge T. Blake Kennedy. in the
nited States court here. to complete
ne we'll which Is on top OF the first
all Creek snnd. The order mod
ed and earlier restraining order
bidding the defendants from dr. Il.
: below the top OF the first Wall
reek. Tho new order specifies that
'css proceeds from production shall
y delivered TO the United States
nding final settlement OF the Issue
tween the government and tho do
endants.
, 1922-12-18

The Conservation COMMITTEES OF t.
salt Creek Producers association IN,
NJ tho Offices Of Secretary James =
kem on Friday and Intended to nur
"rous matters which had been hroupt
70 Its attention since he former ser
son Many recommendations we-
rnade and the meeting was adjoun
until a 'ater date when a fun repo
VIII be prepared for presentation 1
h body when II meets here.
The meeting NJ operators which W.
'1aved from December Is TO Janua-
: a aFn'n heen postponed two dn.
md VIII be held here at the Henn'-
IN january 10. This change W.
-rade 80 that the meeting would ~
conflict with other mee.'ngs at Wit
some OF the operators were expect
n attend.
, 1922-12-18
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
CORPORATION,

Notice is hereby given that at a
Special Meeting of the Stockholders
of the Hiawatha Exploration Com
pany, held at Casper. Wyo., Decem
Der 2, 1929, called for the purpose
of voting on its dissolution, a reso-
luton was unanimously adopted au-
thorizing the dissolution of the cor
poration and closing-up its corpor-
ate affairs.
Certificates of said dissolution
were duly filed on December 4,
1922, in the offices of the Secre-
tary Of State of Wyoming, at Chey-
enne, Wyo.. and County Clerk Of
Nntrona County, at Casper, Wyo.
j. L. B~IEDERMANN,
President.
Publish Dec. 4, II. IS and 25. 1929.
and Jan. l. 1928.
, 1922-12-18
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Dec. 1s.-Foreign
exchanges easy. Quotations in centss
Great Britain demand Asa, cables
S.b4X; 60 day bills o nbanks 4.61A;
France demand 7.S3. cables 7.s4; Italy
demand 5.e9k. cables $40; Belgium
demand $50. cables 6.s2b; Germany
demand .O15s, cables -o154; Holland
demand 1928. cables 4O.o2; Norway
demand 1910; Sweden demand 1888;
Denmark demand POST: Switzerland
demand 1898; Spain demand 1878;
Greece demand -1.2e; Poland demand
.oo5e; Czecho- siovaltia demand 2-sS'
Argentine demand $500; Brazil de-
mand 1920; Montreal 90 us.
, 1922-12-18
METALS

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s-copper firm
EIectrolytic spot and nearby 14h@
14&.
Tin easier; spot and nearby 1887
@ss.5o; futures $3.50.
Iron steady; No. l northern 27.oo8
1900; No. 2 northern 26@2s; No. 2
southern 24@26.
Lead steaGy; spot 7.1o97.15.
zinc quiet. East st Louis spot and
nearby delivery 7.1o97.2o.
Anthony. spot s6.s1hs.e.
, 1922-12-18
c R DAMAGE
BOOSTS GRAINS
Cold Wave Interpreted as Bull
ISL Factor IN Chicago
Market.

CHICAGO. Dec. 1s.-with below
zero weather prevailing and with ads-
quite snow protection hacking for
much OF the winter crop. wheat
Jumped to new high prices for the
season today during the early dea,-
ngs. Bulilsh views Of the foreign
financial situation counted in favor
OF the buying side. and offerings weTe
relatively small. rs compared with
demand in which a number OF strong
commission houses took the lead. On
the bulge IN prices. however. profit
taking sales brought about something
OF n reaction. The opening. which
higher. with May S1.23H to SI.23X,
and July si-14& to N1bS. was foi-
lowed by material gains all around.
Subsequently proft-taking sales
having been absorbed. the market
rose higher than before. The close
was unsettled. ih to sS net higher
with May N.x5M TO si.25h. and July
sf16h to SLICK.
Corn az well as wheat touched new
top records for tho season. Rural Of
forings OF corn were light and largo
arrivals here today were said to be
chiety to III contracts. After open.
'ng unchanged to Nc higher. May 74c
to 74ho, the corn market scored good
general gains.
Tho close was steady at X to IL
net advance, with May 75hc.
Oats went up with other cereals.
starting unchanged TO Nc higher.
May <6Ho TO 4Thc IND later eontinu-
ng to climb. Higher quotations on.
hogs helped to iifs the provision mar
ket-
, 1922-12-18
Omaha Quotations.

OMAHA. Neb.. Dec. 1s.-United
States Department of Agricultural
Hogs-Receipts 5000; active. 1oc to
15c higher; bulk mixed and packing
grades s7.25@7,75; bulk butcher hogs
s7.S01S; top $500.
Cattle-Receipts 1900; beef steers
steady to strong; quality plain; bulk
warmed up and short fed steers S7.25
6s.25; best here ss.s5; she stock slow
and steady; all OF other classes ger
orally steady.
steady; bulk s14.4o@14.s5: top Stars;
fed clipped lambs Sl2. 5o@17.s0: yenr-
l'ngs and sheep strong; yearlings
SEES; wethers $3.50: weathers s7.25:
, 1922-12-18

The second Wall Creek has bee
'apped in the well OF the Marine. or
company on the southeast corner
section l7-s9-7s and the boiler is being
moved back for the purpose OF DR.
ing in which should be ACCOMPLISH
this week. With the sand bare,
touched. considerable oil is in ev'
1ence and a good producer is expectej
% result with further drilling.
This well is an offset to the Join
we'll OF Royalty & Producers and C en-
, 1922-12-18
BeIoit College
Head Is Offered
Post In Montana

GAINESVILLE. Wis. Dec. 10
President NJ. A. Brannon. Bsloit col
iege, is considering acceptance OF the
offer made by h Montana state
board Of education to become the ad.
ministrative head of institutions OF
higher education In that state as
chancellor Of the University OF Mon
tana. He would become the head OF
stats schools with 5000 students.
Whether he accepts. will Se decided
after the trustees nos:ioE - oheASo
usxt aosk
, 1922-12-18

Tho join well Of Royalty & Pro-
GERS and the Gienroek OIL company
\ the southwest corner OF section
1918 has been completed with the
'pctration Of 80 feet Of sand and will
shot. This well Is said 10 he show
r better than the Ohio wei which
'er shooting came "a with Iis2 bar
Is.
, 1922-12-18
POTATOES

CHICAGO. Dec. 1s.-Potatoes firm,
few sales o of weather: receipts
81 airs: total United States shipments
4se; Wisconsin sacked and bulk
round whites 95c@s1.10 cwt.. Mime.
sofa sacked and bulk round whites
No. 1. 9oc4S1.o5 cwt.; Montana
sacked Russets No. /, s1.20 cwt.;
Idaho sacked Russets>No. /. s1.25 cwt.
, 1922-12-18
MONEY

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.-Call money
firm: high 5; low Az: ruling rate ~
bid 8; offered at 81; last loan
8: call loans against acceptances 4:
time leans steady; mixed collateral
60 90 days AZ as; As months Az G5;
prime commercial AZ.
, 1922-12-18
WYOMING oils

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.-PEices Of
Wyoming oils at 2 p. M. today were
on the New York curb as fol
lows:
session wyoming, %: Gienrock. L;
Mountain Producers, 16A: Mutual.
I1k; Omar l Lie.
, 1922-12-18
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO. Dec. Is.-Butter higher;
creamery extras 5Sc; standards soc:
extra firsts 4s951hc; fists 4594Sc;
seconds 42444c.
Eggs higher; receipts 5,os5; firsts 50
@52c; ordinary firsts 45Q4sc; misce,-
laneous 4s@5oo.
, 1922-12-18

That the test now beng drilled in
nv the Superior Syndicate On the
Sheldon structure northwest Of River
ton is a good commercial well is IN
assured fact, the output OF which can
he determined only after II IS com.
p'eted. Owing TO cavings in the hole
e was necessary TO run an additional
string OF casing. This is now being
hauled from Riverton and should be
In place 50 that the hole can he
, 1922-12-18
Frud,n~ Nor. Rocks.

Tho I~ndenendent on Ruv'ng cor
'Hny. OF which Roy I. DAVIS IL tn
Naad. Is erecting n loading rack =.
'he burlington on Its property no,
he Texas company refinery wbic
WI have n capacity Of 10 cars. Tn
g In addition 20 the rack which
7ow in operation OF the North Yves
ern.
, 1922-12-18

BERKELEY. Cal, Dec. ls-w. T.
Re d. former president OF the Univer-
slty of California. d cd at his home
here yesterday. He 'was head OF tho
university from 1881 TO 1883.
, 1922-12-18

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.-A arm tone
prevailed among the opening prices
in today's stock market. A heavy
accumulation Of weekend buying
orders was noted in the minor oil.
copper, motor and motor accessory
shares. Cerro de Pasco led the cop
per group. being pushed n TO a new
high record for the year. Chino i'd
yanced ~ and large fractional gains
were recorded by Anaconda. Ray Con
soildated. CRANKY and Inspiration. In
the OF group there was a moderate
INQUIRY for Middle States, Genera
Asphalt, Shell Transport. Royal Dutch
and Sinclair. Stromberg Carburetor
established a new peak price as It'd
Fisher Body. which touched 2l4. up
ga. other strong spots wero Gulf
states steel, Senrs Roebuck. Jones
Brothers Tea and Kelsey Wheel.
Rails were slugg' sh. Union Pacific
dropping q and Erie. Texas and Pa
cihc and st. Paul preferred yielding
f~ractionally. New York Central M
Northern Pacific each advanced Is,
Consor dated Jas and international
Cement were weak. Foreign ex'
chang s opened irregular.
Z Spectators for the advance n
fnued IN control OF the market
throughout the morning. Railroad
shares took a belated but active part
in the upward movement. Reading.
New York Central, Northern Pacific
and Great Northern preferred rising
/ to 2 points. a better inquiry also
was noted for the steel. equipment.
chemical and merchandising shares-
Several new high records for the year
were established, notably ~ Wrestling
house AR Brake. up 81; Union Tank
IN a4s and Kelsey Wheel up 3..-Gulf
states Steel. Scars Roebuck(. Wool
worth and Baldwin a'so We're strong.
the gains ranging rom "a to sk
points. Some shading OF values took
place before moo non the announce
ment of n stock exchange failure.
Large blocks Of low priced oil thrown
into tho market after the announce
ment arc believed to have been for
tho account of the bankrupt firm. a
money opened at AZ per cent.
The closing was heavy. Persistent
selling of railroad shares and minor
industria's unsettled .he general list
a-6 prices crumbied IN all quarters
Rer'sville and Nashville broke four
S,oints and American Tobacco. Ma
irine perferred and Great Northern
preferred ak each. General Electric
moved against the main current.
rising 5 points.
, 1922-12-18

AT MEXICALI
ARE SHIPPED

CALEx1Co. Cal. Dec. 1s.-Mexi-
caii.sLower California. Just GRO the
international line from here, today be-
gan deporting AmeftcRn drug addicts
as undesirable citizens. in accordance
with announced ,stention of Mexican
authorities 10 rid their soil OF foreign
srs IN tho sr-2 Of tho narcotic habit
, 1922-12-18
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS
OCTOBER FIGURES NEAR RECORD

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Dec. I6-Gasohne production in the
United States attained a nearrecord in October. the months output
of 566276.669 gallons having been exceeded only by the figures
for last July. when but 100000 gallons more were refined. states
the Bureau of Mines. The October production represents an in
crease of about 100000 gallons over the September output.
, 1922-12-18

Opposition to a loan to Germany
has been started in the senate py
Borah. who believes that the loan. II
authorized. would lead TO the further
management of the United States m
European affairs.
, 1922-12-18

uck on tine southwest oorner Of &c
ID also TO the Mammoth well on .he
orthwest corner OF 81 which IS stand
* cemented ready to drill In.
, 1922-12-18

DULUTH. MINI. Dec. is.-CiosinR
ash prices. flax seed. December
2.74 bid: January 2.ss bid. May 249
asked; July .42N hid
, 1922-12-18
Crude Market

Denver Prices.
DENVER. Colo, Dec. 1s.-Cattle-
Receipts 5.Ioo. market steady: beef
steers 81 SOC $50; cows and heifers
$3.ooa7.75; calves $1,000 500; stock
RS and feeders s3.50@7.s0.
Hogs-Rece'pts 1000; market 10 TO
., higher; top ss.l5; bulk s7.4o@
sis.
sheep - Receipts 100; market
steady; lambs s12.5o@i4.25; ewes
S4.oode.75 feeder lambs sl2.oo913.T5.
, 1922-12-18
Greek Steamer
Is In Distress

BOSTON. Dec. 1s.--Raeio messages
received today said the Greek steamer
Melpo bound for this port from I'm
mingham, vas in need Of assistance,
with her steering gear disabled. The
messages camo from the steamer
George Washington which was in
communication with the ship. Her
position was given az about 1900
miles east of st. Johns. N. F.
, 1922-12-18

CHICAGO. Dec. 1s.-wsc.. No. 2
red. s1.57: No 2 hard sI.27k to si.2e:
corn No. ? mixed 75;k97sxc; No. ?
yellow T6%@T7hc. Oats No. 2 white
fT94sc; No. . white 45@46K. Rye
No. 2. s2c. Barley e5@72c- Timothy
SEED ss9s.75: clover seed $1,000.
Pork nominal. Lard 1906. Ribs
sio.5o01i.5o.
, 1922-12-18
SILVER

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.-Foreisn bar
s2z; Mexican dollars AIS.
, 1922-12-18

cleaned and drilling continued by the
latter part Of tho week.
Harry Adams, who returned from
the fed yesterday. says that the well
is looking exceptionally good and pre-
diets that a real gusner win no the
result OF the compilation. He stated
that when ho left ne well the oil had
risen rel 500 feet in the casing above
the oavings and that Il was steadily
rising. II was also making about
1000. 900 cubic feet OF a which IN
dicates that there viii be sufficient
pressure to lift the oil when the oh
staoles are removed.
a sample OF the oil which he
brought back Is light green in es'or
and carries a heavy gasoline content,
An analysis Is being made OF the o.
today and IL Is expected that this tes'
win show u TO approach the quality
OF the Grass Creek crude.
, 1922-12-18

Twenty industr'als ss.1s. gain II
Twenty rails S4.59. gain OF.
, 1922-12-18

Great Britain and Turkey have
1rreed on the Mosul question. Turkey
8 to have sovereignty over that reg
ION and England is to have the oil
concessions.
, 1922-12-18

Great Northern directors are meet
ing ut st. Paul today TO act on divi'
lends.
, 1922-12-18
D PRICES
HEAVY At CLOSE
General List Unsettled and De
mand Weakens at Final
Trading.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.-FAilure Of
a large western stock exchange house
and announcement OF a cut IN ths
Great Northern preferred dividend
imported a decidedly reacfionary
trend TO prices IN todPy's stock mar
let after ar early dlolay Of strength.
sneeulators for the decline ook al
vantage OF the ~unfavorable news de-
veiopments Offering freely Of Stand
ard on shares and they were aided by
heavy profist taking on the par. Of
recent buyers IND forced n~quidation
Arising out OF the sales. Sales approx.
fnateiy, 1850. 900 shares.
, 1922-12-18

A Washington dispatch indicates
hat the United States is preparing
&C offer a definite plan for European
relief.
, 1922-12-18

The Lausanne conferences resume,
today.
, 1922-12-18

Adjustment Of German reparation
must be settled and Elihu Root is re-
1orted to be working out n reparat'on
-Vreement which will be submitted 20
the aries.
, 1922-12-18
NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIRE
Oil Securities

Fanhhsa By 1.ylOr and o.y.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-12

". H. Gilcher went to airbanks today to complete several some work in the upper town.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-12
PARKS APPROVES PROGRAM
 FOR USE OF ARMY BOATS

The plan to use the army trans ports General Jacobs and General Jacobs in connection with the Alaska Railroad is heartily approved by George A. Parks, chief of the field service of the General Land office and chairman of the inter-de- partmental committee, who arrived from the coast last night on his way to Fairbanks MT. Parks be- lieves that the steps that have been taken to place the boats under the control of the Alaskan Engineering Commission offer the only solution of the river transportation problem and Is convinced thas the tryout next season will prove the wisdom of the move. He is unable to ac- count for the unfriendly attitude assumed by Stroller" White, candi- date of the Democratic party for delegate to Congress.
 Questioned regarding the status of Nenana townsite affairs, MT. Parks said that action on unpaid townsiae assessments and delayed payments on lots may be expected shortly, after which an effort likely will be made to wind up the town site business as was done in Fair barks, tie city eventually becoming the owner of all unsold lots. No action can be taken in that direc- tion until titles have been cleared, which will be accomplished through forfeiture proceedings.
 Mir Parks was accompanied on his trip from the coast by B. D.. Stewart, chief engineer of the Bureau of Mines. They went to Fairbanks this afternoon.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-12
LOEW VICTOR MAKES PORT
 FROM IDITAROD DISTRICT

The power boat Loew Victor, with Captain Gillis at the wheel. ar rived in port this morning from Iditarod, being twelve days making the voyage The journey was made leisurely. in company with the steamer Martha Glow. The boats parted company six miles above Panama, the Victor coming on ahead and the Clsw being due tomorrow morning. Captain Gillis was accom- panied on the trip by Mrs. Gillis, and the only passenger was F. V. Murphy. The Glow has about 24 l passengers.
 Mir Murphy, who spent the sum- mer in the Iditarod district, says that the output of the camp for the season will be considerably more than that of last year. probably $75,000 more. And this in spite of the fact that a number of operators on Flat had bad luck during the summer and the further fact that one of the operating dredges will not get into the money until about closing down time.
 Some good cleanups are reported from the Upgrade association on Flat. and the Beaton & Donnelly dredge IS cleaning up S1O.O00 every nine days. The dredge of the Riley Investment. Company. is clean ing up about s3,O00 every nine days, but it is expected that it will have Q good season next year. Both dredges are operating in the Otter district.
 Many of the oldtimers of the Iditarod district are talking Cold Bay and there will considerable movemen, in that direction during the winter. IL is reported that the Iditarod bank will be moved to the new oil field.
 Like other sections of Alaska, the Idi-arod had much rain during the summer. and a good stage Of water in the Iditarod river most of the season. But the river levels are 1 lowering fast now, low water being particularly noticeable along the Tanana.
 i The G.tle steamer Nenana, which
 is owned and operated by Will Sher- win and Jack Bailey, is now enroute
 up the Yukon river, on the return ] trip to Nenana. The navigators lost a little time on the down trip a
 the result of mistaking the Innokc
 river for the Iditarod. They travelec
 up the Innoko about a day before
 they discovered their mistake.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-12

Pete Jepson and associates, who built the grade on the north bank of the Panama river, from the bridge approach toward North Nenana, completed their labors this week and the Commission is now laying track on the grade to enable trains to reach the bridge from North Nenana. to facilitate the transfer of freight after the close of navigation on the river.
The Nenana news., 1922-10-12
NOTICE TO PHONE USERS

Telephone subscribers and the pub lie generally are notified that the local telephone service will be sus- pended temporarily on Saturday to permit installation of equipment in the new telephone exchange. Emerg- ency long distance calls will be handled at the telephone office dur ing the Interruption.