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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13

open Saturday night during the same
hours for enrolment purposes.
The battalion assigned for duty to
the Eagle boat stationed at Perth
Amboy includes three divisions
from this city, New Brunswick and
Keyport. 1t is Differed entirely by
eS-naval officers from this vicinity.
Additional men are still desired and
men who r between the ages of
eighteen and thirty-five and physi-
cally fit will be promptly enrolled.
The project is entirely voluntary
in nature. Men enrolling are ex-
pected to give as much of their time
to drills and similar activities as
possible, but there is nothing coni-
pulsory in the matter. The Eagle
boat assigned here is practically
new, is fully equipped for service,
and men attached to the unit are
offered both pleasure and practical
instruction in the various branches
of seamanship.
Men will be enrolled in capac-
tiles in which they seem best fitte /
and in addition to general instruc-
ton in seamanship will be given
special work in their particular rat
ings being given a chance later on
70 obtain permanent assignment to
those grades. Thus, enrolment in
the local battalion ssure practical
training in naval routine aboard
ship and an opportunity fer pleasure
cruises at frequent intervals. The
aim will be to develop a series OF
ship's crews capable of handling the
craft in true man-of-war style, in
preparation for possible emergencies
similar to the last war.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13

SEM out from Roselle Park and New
York.
The committee appointed have
been hard at work for the last W
weeks endeavoring to provide a cele-
bration that will complete the first
year of the r~eorganized chamber in
a most fitting manner. as the ac-
complishments during the short per-
iod Of time have exceeded all ex-
pectations,
Growing from a struggling or
ganiZatioI With a very few members
to an association striving for the
bettermen- and building up of the
community the chamber is becom-
ing Known as a factor in the civic
interests OF the town II is hecog-
nized as sGch among the governing
bodies as well as among the bust
ness interests.
In addition. to the wireless on
cert and the nos enjoyable dinner
that is promised, there will be sew
eral out OF town speakers who will
address ,le gathering on subjects of
civic interest. Abe J. David, former
~ judge CT the district court of
Elizabeth has signifed his intention
of being present and his talk will
surely be enjoyed.
The banquet will be held Wednes-
day night, January 20 at half past
| seven in the Arcanum Hall. the cat
erer being George Hanemann of
! MetuChen,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13
CHAUTAUQUA PROVING
BIG HIT At JAMESBURG

JAMESBURG, Jan. 13.-Good au-
diences greeted the members of the
company presenting the first of a
three days series of entertainments
given by The Swart!imore Chautau-
qua, under the auspices of the COM
mittee of citizens, az the Star thea
tire, Wednesday and yesterday, the
opening days.
Toe program for Wednesday was a
treat for lover OF good music and
speaking. George Fl. Turner, with a
national reputation as a speaker had
for his top.;. Toward the Goal" and
Mr.. Turne" helc his audience for
over an hour.
The Russian Cathedral quartette
furnished The treat for the opening
afternoon concert and the evening.
Each of the members of the quar-
tette eel famous IN Russia previous
to the Word War and were sent to
America by the late Car Nicholas II,
and were decorated by that ruler.
On Thursday afternoon. the sec
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13

His neck was broken like a match.
The odds were >but two to one.
Harold had taken out his own re-
volver now and was shooting blindly
in the darkness. Ducking low, Bill
leaped for him; in a moment they
we're graphing in each others arms.
Bill wrenched him back and forth,
and in al instant would have crush
ed the life out of him if it hadn't
been for the interference of Pete.
The latter breed leaped on his
back, and Bill had to neglect Harold
an instant to stretch up his arms
and hurl Pete to the floor.
They We're both powerful men,
the breed and Harold; and Bill was
like a wild beast.
In the instant that he was free
from Bits arms and he knew that
his confederate a out of range,
Harold fred blindly with his pistol.
Their bodies crashed against the
wall, broke the furniture into kind
ling at their feet; they snarled their
hatred and their curses.
Bill fought like a giant, a might
of battle upon him never known be-
fore.
But steadily Harold and Pete were
learning to work together.
Once a lucky blow sent Pete
spinning to the floor, and Bills
strong arms hurled Harold after
him.
All three contestants seemed to
sweep to the fray with added fury.
They clinched, staggered. reeled,
then crashed to the floor.
Then-above the sound of their
writhing bodies-Virginia heard
Pete eXclaim.
Hold him-just a second!" Pete
cried. The breed had remembered
his knife. 1t was curious that he
hadn't thought of it before.
He took it rather carefully from
his holster. The two men were
threshing on the floor by now, Har-
old in a desperate effort to keep his
enemy down. Pete's hand fumbled
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13

ond day, enothec' fine program was
offered when a company of pretty
gir.s known as the Recital Artists
gave a concert that was varied and
well -rendeTe... Their entertainment
vas repeated in the evening. An ad-
dress by the Chautauqua superin-
tendent was given at the afternoon
concerts and in the evening, as an
added attraction Elliot A. Boyle
spoke on 1.-The Advantage of a Han
dicap." The attendance was much
better at the Thursday entertain
ments.
The series vii he brought to a
close tlij Friday night when the
College Singing Girls will give two
concerts. afternoon and evening. The
CnautauqIi. Stunt Party, in which
the local youths will disport them
selves will bring the entertainments
to a close.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13
WIRELESS entertainment
FOR METUCHEN CHAMBER

METUCHEN, Jan. 1S.-An limo
walton in the way of entertainment
is to be enjoyed by the members of
the local chamber Of commerce at
their first annual banquet, as all ar
rangements have been completed for
the receiving of the wireless concerts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13


in his pocket.
He didn't want to run the risk
of Staying his confederate. His hand
found q match; he raised his knife
high. The match cracked, then
famed in the darkness.
But it was not to be that that
murderous blow should go home.
Virginia had crawled out to find her
pistol hat Joe's hand had let fall,
and just before Pete had lighted his
match her hand had encountered it
on the floor.
1t seemed to leap in her hand as
the match famed.
The pistol shot rang in the ST
lence. The knife dropped from
Pete's hand. He turned with q look
of CHASTITY surprise.
Then he went on his face, creep
ing like a legless thing toward the
door.
Continued in our next issue)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13
BOWLING MATCH
IS POSTPONED
F0rman'S Illness Results in
Deciding Game and Feed
Being Put Off

The deciding match of the Y. NJ.
C. 4. two man tournament between
the two teams now tied for first
place which was scheduled for to-
night has been postponed until next
Tuesday night owing to George For
man, .ne Of the howlers, having a
bad attack Of lumbago. He and his
partner Fullerton finished the league
tie for first place with Pemberton
and Comings. The supper which
was TO have been held tonight fol-
lowing the bowl-off has also been
postponed until next Tuesday night.
rhe bowling match between the
teams of Golden and Ramsay and
Johnson and Johnson, which was
also scheduled for tonight, will not
be postponed. These two teams will
meet at s o'clock. tonight's games
marking the completion of each
teams schedule.
Tuesday nights match will be roll
ed at 1880 o'clock and the supper
will be served at 8 o'clock at which
TINA the eight medals will be
awarded.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
FORMER DAYS
 ARE RECALLED
NeU Files Iel Of Happenings on Douglas Lmi Twenty tou
 Ago This Week

Two mon. I..0.H I.m
 n. sracu and UnnHu.u n...I mnIH mo I.. Front sr..... Hmn. h. oor. u. Ito . 0..u. 70. ... 'aIu . mentioned wore |uu. NH.H N J | Iumuur Pro. H0. Hu.I . |u..m WIH and ...... Ho.u.u . I0rI.n WI" umpire. IUnr Murray H.. uuonUu. .H. .r u.... ..... hr WmH. u pipe ! |.1 I."Hn crock.
 H.u.. Ho.H u.. town H0 .n.n.u. M.. H.nr u.... ou a. HrI and IT .r...
 Tn nnH.. ..u. 0r. W0m" cam.
 0 uIH E.0U and 0u. o. H0m won. II. IHe city H...I. Tor "I 0.E
 M Wm. Mu.H .... . H0.- .0u .I.I. m. post o....
 m.. u smith .... ... Waldo. uH
 nun.. trip and H.urI D'u. moved into uH. o. m. ...... .0. ne. on r .r...
 G..... Im. U' ..u.0m. uaI.I .nIur..n. .n. capacity 0. I.. umI and . UHl.. comedian. N..n H.I completed U0...... lunch .uI Tn H. operated 0n Prom. .I.0.
 Postmaster Hubbard. Inr H..e. mad. m. round rI '. s.... and "uru.. n h.U.- condition chan om. mon win. did ... sam. ..u-
 ..r.r.u. ..... for .... U"H. H.mm.r .u. tool. generally and ... Glory N0.. H. .0.mue AHr.0. Brandy M eumH W....r
 N....00.. W... ".N m.nu.0.. h.
 I .. 0.....r .U.
 n.HoI. n.o.m.. n. Now" ...I Noun. Jumbo. m n.H. .H..
 .. ...| ..". "'
 ... ... n. n... .H.0.. 0. U... m|0. m.. .."
 Mr. .rI l.. '..m HHH M. nm. Mn. oH... \. Flop. .u. ..u...- .". .| rH". ..... ".. M. .. H. H N. Hubbard.
 H.uU.. HH..r.| 0. John l.H.H.r ...u. . .H..... ranch ou Spoon .nI n.rH. ... hon. Hu.H. Several #I. who had boon ...H. oH w.. .. s.".E return. .I and m. Dolphin arrived from s" .#e uIH hi. HHmH. 0. ". good. . n.m.H
 Chic. I... Mcdonald 0. I.. -. I.H.rm... " Hur... H . council I. .mH... . HaI..u.n o.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
BUSINESS CONDITIONS
 ARE SOMEWHAT IMPROVED

UnI.r date of September 1f Che Federal Heorgo Boari issued ho following under Che heading Bw.- n. Industry and Finance I'm th0 United Ie.Io
 The chic. development. o, Ono ur rom. month haa boen tho Improve mont i'm tHo 'ahor situation The mmu. ol voluntary unemployment ha. boon .r..Iy reduced and Wasa have shown distinct upward lcn. Iener Mining ortn1. increased rnru. r.. cent during humI and ha. Howu tremendous expansion during September due 10 Che re opening O. most of ,ae h.wmuou nI anthracite eoaI m.uo. IH. gen. .I m.e. level hHH remained cone during iho month Tho Au- u.. index number of Che Federal Hc.
 -go Board was Che s0me aa Cha. for JuE
 Manufacturing was slightly our nuoI i'm tuel. buI has recovered during sn.ombor Iron umc. and Ie.I mills arc Increasing Choir rate o. production lo nHs.r tho couHu. nod Iare. demands ol railroads and uInmnhI. .omnm.o. Cotton m.'I and mt goods factories have ina er.asI Ihar output woo.cn maoa.u er. |. slightly moro active. and An. r. HIs consumption was Che large .t for any month since 1919. Thl continued building activity has rc suited In nm improved demand .o. lumber cm.n. and other building mutrr.I.
 The arame. condition of farm crops declined somewhat during hua. Tho cotton crop has suffered ..r.e damage from hol wcoy.Ia an, from drought Tho estimates of .h. corn crop have been much reduced
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
I-.EI. I-I.I.. U IIILIL

mHun. UHo.. u H.m.H. 70.
 nU.u .o T.. er.IH WeeE- Ir. M IT, A. HUr.r writes IHal u.I .r. U.H. .H. .mn'o hH. busy
 ranch H.e u0.r IaIoH. N.ra0a IH" mU forty cows and had Iu. come nam h.v.In. H..r crop O. hay which .... II mon .eIoH.' "e..H io Uo L.oa !. ....H.nr oom. try ..oH n..r tH.r homo Nm Hn.r and daughter HHl .u. ro- uru.. from two Woo.. visit 'o m. um.. aged u.hor and sister in Ln Angelo. Altogether One" Iar. herd 70. o0 HoH.au eaWH and rr. extensively me.e.d in raH.ne
 u addition o har The nur.r mUE u"Ho Uu h. rm.m- bored .1 H.r mHl leland and In- u..u H..n.. Mr. H.n.r was imam. ...r m .H. Ir.aIH.I H.oro and nur. .Hn. ...n. Tn. m. IU.lw.I Com. nnr when IHu. wore .don
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
THOUSANDS OF CARIBOU
 ROAM HILLS NEAR DAWSON

m. .o.ouIne from .ue Dawson Now. o. o".n.r
 m. M. caribou hum. or Tho I.I. .I....Ht In U.UrH ... ...WHrm .... .rHuu making choir mmH. ... Y. mol" ...'H. |0UU.. \ I." day. ... on.. ..a scout. n. .H0 herd .... .. n. ..". and .H.u h. nom. H.. H..H...I .m.." hu. now .Ho
 m. u. tIInr l0-H.. Tn H..H N.r..r N bunch ... .u mmH. tH. Yukon .HH .. .. U....... m. HHIHe .o-
 .I s. H.. H0m.. This morn. in. .u. ..E.. U.Hu o.H from n. H.u.| ..... ... ferry roaI ..u. umH.. ol m..Hmu.. .o .u". ..'n.H. and H..an.
 Hardware o.. m. Hu .odu
 n..rn ammunition Tn hunters .ru. u. .U N. n |. too o.d- ..Hm.. ur r ID h. HW n r... H..H o| and load In .He hHn0. ".... um.. who's. un....
 H... Inn. .|.H HI.t and .rI.m .... know. nn .m.. II ]. la0 o.. a I. HI |.. .0.... Hu.H. mon .... ".H nj. H". ... umN r.r. ".. H... m. crowd .H ... U.. m m. sport. t. conn. "...
 H.. ".H h..I and horns uI m... for mon.H tan ...
 m. n. t hunter. TO .. wind n. III. H.I u.-. Com u..h.. "r. md H.H win. vanished quietly ... ... 0. two. r. returned "..'
 H n. I.U .. twelve IT. rHHhau Tho. Cont .I.. a..... Lowry and ...|. Sullivan 'o...I mp w'h ... and .. .0 ... uH.r 0.r.E ..I.r m.rnH. and. uI" .r.n I.r .0.Un. .0. H"mHH. I... Lowry. ...U. nm. .0oH ".H .u ... U.. nm .-.. and atm ....r III. mighty Nm... H0rH. .r.u.H. down .E H.H ....n .HnIH ... M" had '. m. for m. law allowed m. mor. II HH Lowry ..H.-. NuEn Hr.I .n.n I.H and n. wv" u.. 0m. .eH.
 T. ..... "... .H0. m two hours ... m.mn. u front 0f Dr. U III HH.HH# Hnu. o. H. N.I u.uH ranch whore Che ar.'.on landed
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
sITKA STRIVING FOR
 BETTER CONDITIONS

THa board o0 Che Fr. prcbYlor ian church aI s.UaWhIch was Iound- DI n 1885, H putting forth no1.o efforts .o .mnro.. uol only Che cone dIH1 ol One church hu, of Che town m WeI aa shown by Che following .Ia.a .o lhc editor Of Tho Stroller Weekly.
 "n..r H. White
 "You are Interested in ail that i for Che progress and welfare of h'aa- Ea s.uu .nuda very much Iu need nI Ho building We are going .1 erect WW you be kind enough to read tho statement Of .acla In One lolel here. in enclosed
 "hud nn lela only a rmaI par, or Che a.orN
 "Fur o1mn'e We hnVe both Boy s.au. and GIu seou, oreau.Eauon m Che town recently organized. and .aor. H mo building iu town .o give hom homo or place Of me...ue
 owe mean to make our new hu..d- ur community contcr
 "Wn W0u.d he very ruto.u. .o you for any hoin you mieh. e.ro ur Iu raising our El.U0O. You win notice by H. I.aUet ,hat Ono Board u Now Nor. offers m. fI0.OO0 We must. ra.s. rlOOO. Sincerely rour
 R A. BUCHANAN.
 The "suIrmeul oI Fac.s referred .o i'm Ono foregoing sets forth hat
 Uu IH Che lh.rd town Iu pop. uHHon I'm AIaHEa.
 "Wr Huo .H0 only wh.to Sunday school i'm town
 "tIHa win be won for Christ urou.H In. suudHr school
 "We have recently abandoned our old building and are holding services i'm n rented ham,
 "Wo hnrc Che 1uoH. site .u town
 "We plan now huidue to cost tIr.UUU.
 "TIo UolrI of Church Erection Inn. made us n mos. liberal offer.
 "Wc must raise f1.000 We are HW and need he.p.
 ". our nuror'u. conviction Chat Iha work n. CnrH. Iu tHH r'aoe do. mnI. nothing loss chan we pure po.e
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21

" 22' I2' E l855.21 fl dIs-
 ance. Latitude 58' lC' 30" N Longitude 13f. 23 10" Wi thence s f5a W E 1900 ft t0 Cor No. Q; thence s f5' 0' " 6s0 T. io Cor No. 8; thouco N. l5" " 100000 ft t0 Cor. Mo- (; thence N f5' 70 F 580 fl to Cor No. j. place of be- ginning
 which said mining claim hereby sought to bo patented Is bounded as l0II0H f0-WIt. on tho northeast by Che Tau Chief Lode Survey No. 100 and fho Alaska Belle Lode. Survey Mo- 39As ou Che southeast by Che Paris Lode. Survey Mo- BOA and tho RatIor Lode. Survey No. GOO; 0n Che southwest by Che Bears Nest Lode. Survey No 99 and on the northwest by D0ur.as Island Lode. Survey N0. 1l0 and Taku Chief Lode Survey No. 100.
 Th8f0fai 1ro included within Che 'N Survey is l9.9T1 acres
 The following area Is cAnrc Iy excluded from Che applications Conflict with Taku
 Chief Lodo .....7 .7.O95 acres Conflict with Alaska
 Belle Lode cEc.u-
 sivo of iU cone
 uIct wIth Paris
 Lode i9f9 acres Conflict witch Paris
 Lode - o.scs acres Conflict wIth Rat-
 Uer Lode .......... O.il3 acres Conflict with Bears
 Nest Lode .... S.5l3 acres Conflict witch Doug-
 ias Island Lode .0.91i acres Total area excluded l9.639 acres Net area claimed .-. .1i3 acres Tho said claim sought to bo pate nteI being designated as Mineral Survey No. 1ff6 i'm Che official plat posted herewith.
 Amy and an persons claiming ad- ycraIy tbc mining ground. mining cIam yo.n lode. premises or any portion thereof a0 described and p.oltod and applied for arc hereby notified Chat unless their adverse cImma arc duly filed according to Iaw and thc regulations hereunder within thc tmo prescribed by law, with Che Register of Che United States Land On.cc at Juneau Alaska .hoy win Doc barred by vIrtuo of Che provisions ol said statute
 FRANK A. BOYLE.
 Regis stor Frt publication Sopt 9. 1922. Last publication. Nov |. 1922.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21

hut Che prospects for spring What have con IoabIy Improved
 Wholesale ralo Improved ub- ..anUaIly during August u mI re- porting Hno. EFory district r.D0rt- aI Iuoroaa.a in iry goods aIc which averaged aimo.. 50 per cont higher lhm I'm Ju.r HoaIl trade Improved eouIdeH1iy during Angus. and lho r1umo or buHuo was iareor m mo.t .oeUon thm I'm August l92L
 The hmH arc in a strong position and aro meeting aII seasonal demand tor credit Hith oaso This alonal demand hna led to Increase iu rate. for both Umo and cau money at New York European exchange rutca have generally declined during September and lhero h.. aIa1 been a slight de- cline in haauc r.ca
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
EVERYBODY TAGGED

\ .. ..I. ".. N.N H.-o oH Wed. nel.r by m. u T. w. Club for che nno. oI uI.ue money .n help n.. Che u.IHn.. du. aH Che Are o. emp. Iu..I I. m. H1us.HH .Hoo.
 short Im. ..o Hr m. club Tho total u "uI..0u. a0Iu" was .Im u TH. school .H'lrm wen. I.HHuUHr I.. .H and n prize ua. given .o H. child ...'n. Che
 ..I... numH.. Elizabeth Soy won " homo" and Mona Carlson ...u.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
REGISTERING IN IDAHO

. ... ...r.| .... "r.. h- . "n "H I... N..w mid. .... " .H. .r. her HH .... Mr. .H. N" D
 H"U... .r. comfortably .. HH.. Idaho .H. .re VI. ... H0"ru. sH. M . Tho Stroller. Weekly |. m awaited keep.
 IT. country "H.r. M.
 happy U..r Bot. . .. and n.nr.... .0-
 .H U...'u.' nm. H..0
 urr friend. 0n Ono
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
RETURN FROM rlEU


 "- H.r Martin ... .... boon examine .. IH.r 0..-.. r. .. ... ... rr...".. Com. ..r Hw. Sunday  M "-. mad. h" Tn. report i'm. H....r IT. |. Nr...u .r. ..r. Cartoon. ...... .0.a.H-. 0. ... prop.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
DOUGLAS PERSONALS
 AND NEWS BRIttLlLa

um unen.r w.n h. Wu and baby. visited on m. .WI .IH
 wed. Mr. umI.Hor Wa. .om"- nuu.u ho. h.un. been r.... He-. I. m. boon H.ne in 00..HH.a. .u ..n. rr.. ... l..r and |. nm h. U.l mH n. 'o.... u .Ho H..
 rIr U.wT |. nHrn. N.N trouble uh n Infected .o.. .0.
 week.
 Uu Crow. I.0 ou Che Io. ..or ru..r Ior salI. whore .ho intend. Io ..Ee business r. Crow. uu. 0r. 0. ... I0' Hen s.H0o. .IurI.. '.. ..ru
 Joseph Ho..H Inn. returned io Che leland .U.- .H.n..n. ....-.. m'".' .. IH. Westward having boon 0" u.r.rT .I I...u.Ho ... W0.|.
 John Hmn returned from th. Unre grounds Iwne t0o H... H.
 secured .r 0U..I nm. n.0n. nm H.H ping ... coming uuI.r
 Elizabeth Robertson H .aE.r m. position u. ..... "..r m. ....r.. .." HH". .H .. mud. ....n. hr Uu. Grove. who .... .. s..I.
 I... u0H.....n ..m. I0 town .u. m. tH. u... or H. H0n. U-. ....- ....... .u.
 IT. .....u.I .H. HH.. m. .. ... company .I hi. brother William Ho..r0H ou . hunting expedition.
 Tom Cox . HuH .H.. 0.r .r. ... now ....H.. .H0|r Ho.. In . ...|.. for m. Hn..- Mr. UH. .r ..rrr nur.H.... m. Ho.. HH.0. .rmHoo..e U.I. .r.. equipped H.. . I--.. D. Knox o'-
 . mmH.. .. HU s.nU. ....m- ..H.I IT.. .. w. r..| o.m'.. Noun. Robert. ... H...E and TT. .... . tim. day.
 r. sur.. being .H. ou.. I.HI.r o. UU. Hu.n lHn'.I .. ....r...n.. number n. ... ..... .... . part. m honor o. m. 0
 
 T.. I.| L..ru. hold . r0.I .I... III. a..H.. .0r. Hu a..u....
 .-H..r '. H.. well patron ... n... sum .. EI. being r...l..
 Mrs. n Smith. n r.....
 -. Inn. recently u T."H. mol" ... M.m. hr.0r. Wu. ...I ... .. u......r n. Nr H0.. .H. HH. MISS sr0 H... nm. .r.. .... mos. .. ..- ... H.. ... ... Arthur O...rH... nm. family .H.. frequently. and H..rH H....".. whoa. ..... H" u..n0. minister u uou.a .. .H. .u.
 rIae WI. mo dane. .. H. L.a- -. Han .. advertised Tn. W..u. H.r evening" owing n 1T. m..
 rHI
 .H.. e...m .u H.r. .r ... eH...r. Y. H.. m. winter W... parents -. H.Hr...m. W.H.
 Mr. and N- william '. .. .-mn.U.I Hr I.. H..I r.un.. ..m. from . ..". HH ... |0.H -E0. They u. ..nn... .H... .u. r...I m.0. oH I..r r."
 John .H. u m. N.... Im..H .u. Ir...".. H.rn.... Inn. m. u"..-m. Tn .. ... H. .. ... "... W .. m.T .r..r .. ... m. han. nm. e0. H.H. H som. moving m....H. srr
 rr and MT. Oscar W...rH. .H. W.U.. H.".. returned 4 night from hunting trip H IT. T..r r..'..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
EAGLES uls0UEBADE BALL
 MOST ENJOYABLE EVENT

u..." H.. -U.H n. n H.r. m. FaI.n.' orI.. n ne Auditorium .a.. nigh. .. H. ....nr 0. .n m n... unnr. .H. H0.e h.ne com ..U u and ... balconies .r..|. u-..H 0r.n.... ....- .... ... u.uH.. m n....I Un0 II. M nm. .r...0H.'
 . Then. u.-. mrH. rt from Inr..r and .r. .r'.r-
 continue. m.. carl" .ru TH. Hr.. "rU.. word. .n.. H'E Hu nar. .H...
 r .n.I er. N '.l..o ..n.
 Moot .... rHr.t se.'.. Mos. ...' gentleman .e..E r ... I..r MH o.rr Moot .."... e.rH.n.r I.. .r ......
 .r..u.. m and financially.
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Two naIros Joo Young and Wu- som BmH woor arrested by u. s. Deputy Marshal A. E Kendall for violating the AIasa bone dry Iaw Tho marshal seized homo brow out nt in Choir cabin on Che back tmck.
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 Joe Young wae also charged with grand laremy by Che Comm. oncr and bound over lo Che grand jury at Juneau Upon investigation by Che marshall Young had goods I'm hi possession belonging to Walter Strand Ho win Io.ro for Juneau on one of Che frat boau Iu custody of a deputy
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