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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-19
McInd0e Falls
Enthusiastic Meeting of Sam
Darling Post and Auxiliary

The Sam Darling Post of the
American Legion held an enthus-
iastic meeting at their headquart-
ers' in the X. P. Hall, McIndoes,
Friday evening. Their mothers
and sisters and wives were also on
hand, and completed the prelimin-
AIRY organization of the Legion
Auxiliary, with a considerable
longer list of charter members
than the Legion itself has.
The Legion present decided to
increase the dues from $500 to
$500. At the same time the adiu-
tant reported that the dues paid
last fall had been retained at de-
partment headquarters until the
new year, thus saving the post one
years dues. Arrangements were
made for securing the permanent
charter, and the beginning of the
subscriptions to the Legion Week
ly, and securing the Legion pins.
Plans were started for giving Il
drama or a play Of some kind in
the spring, and for organizing a
first class basket bail team for the
next season.
After the business was over re-
freshments We're served by the
members of the Auxiliary, a plea
SAINT entertainment was furnished
and games were played. 1t was
the general feeling that there
would be no trouble about the at
tendance, once word got round
about the good times connected
with the meetings. 1t was decided
to select a certain day in each
month for the Legion meetings,
but the date of the next meeting
was not decided upon.
The Legion was especially fav-
orcd by the presence and coopera-
ton of Sam Darling sister, Nora
now teaching at Barnet Village.
At the annual church meeting
held at the church Thursday eve
ming, these officers were elected:
President, Horace Chamberlain;
clerk and treasurer, NJ. C. Rogers;
trustee for three years. DR.. ]. NJ
Gibson: trustee for two years,
Horace Chamberlain; deacon, A.
L, Guthrie. Greetings were re-
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-01-19
North Danville

Miss Margaret Gould of St.
Johnsbury Academy was a gueat
of Miss Mildred Allen over the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Langmaid
visited at Fred Langmaid's IN
Danville, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warwick Smith Of
West Danville visited at William
McDowell's, Sunday.
George Clifford, who has been
seriously i'll, is gaining slowly.
Ernest Corbin has sold his place
to Lawrence LaPlant.
Fred Clifford and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Jensen visited at George
Clifford's, Sunday.
Arthur Pearce is cutting ice Oh
the Waterman pond.
Mrs. Christine Towne who re-
Gently underwent an operation at
Brightlook hospital is gaining
nicely.
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East Barnet

Those attending school at s.
Johnsbury spent the week end
ut their homes here.
Mrs. James Hatch and children
spent one day last week in S.
Johnsb bury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lemos Ct
North Danville spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Healey.
Olivia Bilodeau spent Saturday
in st. Johnsbury.
Earle Denonville has been confin-
ed to the house by illness the past
few days.
Pauline Moore, who is attending
school at Mclndoes spent the
week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. Moore.
Mrs. Mary McGill visited her
daughter, Mrs. d. p. Mcclellan, in
st. Johnsbury one day last week.
Mrs. Aaron Healcy of Irasburg
visited her son, H. A. Healey ami
family one day last week.
Mss Mabel Bruce spent the
week end at her home in Passump-
sic and Mrs. ingalls, at her home
in St. Johnsbury.
Ora Farr of Burke Hollow has
house on the Joe's Brook road
and viii work for Glenn Adams
moved his family to the Hicks
during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. McLaren
spent Sunday at Austin Carriers,
in Barnet.
Miss Mildred Adams, who has
been on the sick list the past
week was able to return to her
school in ST. Johnsbury, Monday.
Miss Margaret Ramsey IS
working for Mrs. Carl Somers ut
East Peacham.
Mrs. Milo Lackie, who has been
spending some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Horace Warden,
has returned to her home in s..
John>bury Center.
A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Matthews Wedncs-
day, Jan. IL.
Fred Quimby was home rom
his work in Glencliff over the
week end.
Charles Townsend spent the
week end at his home in Orleans.
Mrs. Mary McGill, Mrs. Lizzie
Kendall, Mrs. Emma Kendall, Mr..
and Mrs j. r. Moore attended the
annual roll call and church dinner
at Barnet Thursday.
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CHATS WITH
YOUR
GAS MAN

We want you to limit the
amount Of gas you use to
your exact needs. Here are
j few ways to do it:
If YOU are boiling water,
do not heat a quart When a
pint is enough. When the
water comes to a boiling
point and you wish to keep
1t there, ii is not necessary
to leave the gas on full to do
so. Turn it down. Water
violentl agitated with a ire
mendous heat under it is
only escaping in the form
OF steam.
"A watched pot never
boils," they say, because IN
watching it you remove the
cover and part of the heat
escapes. Keep the covers of
utensils Oh when it is pos.
sible and have covers fit
properly.
Always light the gas after,
not before, you have placed
the utensil over the burner.
Also turn out the gas before,
not after taking the utensil
off the range. In the course
Of a year, this little rule in
hself will well repay your
care.
st. Johnsbury Gas Co.
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Called Communication Thurs
day evening, Jan 10, at 7.30 Tor
work Of NJ. NJ. deeee. Lunch will
be served. Visiting brothers vel
come.
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Regular Communication Thurs
day evening, Feb. 2, at 7.90 =. NJ,
for the despatch of business.
Arthur M. Lang, w. NJ.
Fred Fl. Dolloff, Secretary.
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THURSDAY, JAN. 10, 1922
EDIOTRIAL

1t is sugge ted as a safe pre-
!. diction that Eugene V Debs viii
head the usual ticket in 1924. The
,2r ts!ci arc RcfoI,ft remarks
r. that the worst Of it is that he
hasn't such q safc place IN which
TO run for the presidency is he
had in 1920.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
HAMPSTEAD
 GIVEN CONTRACT
unou-Cane Fmshaw Route Now Extended on to Petersburg
 Weekly Service

rn. unuc. for IHe Jmolu-pet- nur. m.I uu.e formerly Ono Iu- nmu-o.n. Fan.Han rnuIe has heon
 awarded a..orIne to Information u.. received by Postmaster E N u.I.mI George Ham.ead. ownor o0 ho launch Tiaum being Che r... MII.r
 nHuI o- fHo route being only from muu .o Cap. Hauahlw m for. m.Ir. f. win o1.cnH on through to ru.nbm. nI HI .he s,ona now maI. win h. m... during lHc sum m.r 0H from 0e.obor to March n .U. win b. madc at Py- hr U.. Gambler HH Brothers h.- .uI rr. Fne.r L'.Hl and Cape F.uHlw e.e.r other trip
 Tr. contract allow" IHU hours for m...u. Che nn from Juneau lo Pc.- mm. and r.mH and calls for a round Hu every "...
 Captain H.m...I Ha. not nm. num..I whether n. Intend. on.rat in. m. T..um m Ihc rm or rc- curing another Um.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
EXERCISEs FOR
 MEMORIAL DAY
Auxiliary Of Afford John Bradford Post No. q Tho American Legion.
 0 Arrange for Event

Al urr.attendoI meeting hold Monday night n On. city council chamber by One Auxiliary of Afford John Bradford Pos. No | Tho Am- w...n l.eIon. mot.men. was .r.l looking to Che m.ubIo oh-
 rur.e oI Memorial Day. May SO.
 Committee. named .o arrange a program for Memorial Day woro aa uUoN
 Music Mrs. Robert smpon
 Flower. and Decorations Mr J. w. K.rr. Mrs. N KeIy Mrs. Geo. C...n.L
 rr.I.. MT J. ?. Walker Mr. F. " H.aaIr. Mr. A. c. FHher Mr. J. J. W0oIaI
 Hu.um MH Lois NorIHns Mr. M n sIes Mr. E. v. Belui.u
 IT tr. weather .s suitable Che cN- ...e. win he hold m One cemetery. I participant. marching from Che .... .ur body. meuHor of lhe Grand Arm. u. he H.nuhU. leading Che rIr followed by Spanish Wm veteran. Great War veterans and m. luzuarr
 Thor. u.I boa reu.r0u. unn.E oI runro reminiscent oI Fnlcu e.H and 0r.r rerHr win he ro- .H.... m wear one.
 TH. definite program win ho an-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
PORT ANGELES
 Is LIVELY TOWN
John F. Henson Tells O. Prosperous Little City or Straits of
 Juan De Euc1

John IT. UM"U returned .o h. I.m. in u.H.. 0. m. Io'or0n Che .... u.r. .. m. "... from H visit of I. mrr month" duration at ror. tr.U. whom. . parents and a ....I.. ...|. H.H ua Mr. Hon. .I r.. I'm ..e r.0r. ou..i0 .H.. . h. noticed many .HH.. and Improvement. .ne..a.- |. |. ... ...HH| H.|. 'u...0H where H..H.. I.. "..e neH.
 Hmr Port Angeles i mn. ... TT. upward 0. 5000 nan- .H.. nm. @ on. o. IHo ... I.. .... oI Che u. M .. .I nanrr mI thor. ..... ... mon and m .ho .u.. M ... vicinity w. run. . ... ..| H... u...m' or- ... .. ...H ...m operating H'...
 u.. .... .N eE..n . ...r.|0uI .H0' ... Tn. country. Mr. Henson
 ".. ..H" "E |"
 "".. u.U H-
 a. "" .. varying m'r Mr. H... .mH.".. 0H
 .... ." n. tim. n. WI" .. ... wi" ..."H Tn n" "Hr. ... III.
 "... W
 Il. M .. ..n Hr.....o Tn. H" H.... who e..n' .. m .. I -. who's. win Mr.
 H0 .... .... f. H0r. An.
 I. ... .......- who MI. .... .... MI .' whom .0. ... m. WI. ....... r.Hr . u .. .... . .' .0.H
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
ADDITIONAL HOUSES
 NENANA's BIG NEED
Providing Accommodations for Crow ing Population Problem at
 Railroad Town

wh every available howo In town arcadv occupied and lhe hotels crowded l1 Che point Of orcrnoW.nE Che accommodation ol additional ar- rwIs Iu Neuau1 presents problem hal Ia becoming moro serious daIIy u n quite apparent lhat something should be done and doue promptly 10 aEc care Of Che newcomers o1. II. |. not ao casy to aly what should bo done t0 moo, Che situation.
 The Ncua believes Chat Che buld- mr ol low-nr.eoi cabins cIoac to Che business section ol town would prove steady source of income for n sufficiently long period to war- rant such am investment The nopu- nH0n of Nouun may bo swo.Icl a mr. beyond uormHI proportions during Ono coming summer bu. .I.ra H mo reason lo believe One town win arer bc Ie uonu.ou than II u.. during Che Ia.. winter when .I 70. .he more desirable houa" in town naro occupied And On" oII. .rr in favor ot a larger population In IIo winters to como a'.U N"nnna shah have become permanently
 nhH.hoI ua n ron0.a. supply cen.or u.lh avenues of trade ud.aune n .rev direction.
 f0.r now houses would mol. h. too many as n e'Hr.er and Ithas boon suggested that twH could oo u..I or emergency requirement. during he summer at reasonable rentals Bu. thua mus. ho 'm. kind o. housing provision m1ao for a.h.ruH. i. win uo. he possible .o accommodate aiI.uona. families And It H Ono families ,hn. count most in town building Nenana NeWH
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
GARFIELD IS MADE
 HONORARY MEMBER

Tn r..w .. I. ..rE I.n.". from Im.u u. s...H. H.... .. win aE. mn .. H." .u.. I.... '.
 r...r 0. .H. N." Bureau . ... s.... 0HmH" .. .0wm. oH..... Il. ....... .nI..I H ....u m"... -. .0. .H..U Commercial .0...nr .. luncheon .. IH.. body IHH.... |..
 n...n H ....H... win.
 ... and ... ..... r..'.H..." .. MI. er..... ...r.. m." Dor both o. ... association w. M.
 .HUs. committee. n. W .r honorary n.uH.r o. m. recognized .H.t NIT. e.r.. n nj. new n....H. can h. ..
 .r.. .. Tn. local o..0u....0" .. which .n.. IT. e... within.
 u.H..
 t...mn.u... HU ... W... Mr. Gar. U..I HI I.... .0- HH me-" homo .H. position m s".Ha .0ma Um. H.N wool. h. H.. notified ... e..... Chamber Cha. In. win Ho H.-. Tn .... mp H.. Uu... in IH0 I... ... -... on ... 0r n. Juno.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
INDIAN CEMETERIES
 ARE TO BE REMOVED

That Indians are not immune from Che orrroaoHmue of civilization after dea.h but are stun pursued and crowded back by the relentless pale. mce Is auafcd by the following from Che NonaHl Now
 The Alaskan Engineering Com. mi ion has awarded a contract to Murphy G Company for he r.mor. al o. the bodies In Che two Indian cemeteries ou Che hiI opposite Ne. unua. to 1 point about one thousand
 yard. m.Hcr up Che hIi
 This action has been made ucco al-r by ne proposed extension of One main Hac of Che A|mka Railroad rfrue Che nco oi thc hil from Che north end of Che proposed s.oo. br.fee to connect witch thc Fairbanks line many of trc graves now being i'm direct line with thc grade The ..ia selected for Cine new cemetery 'a
 beneh above Che present burial grounds u.tf ample area for Che 100 .rvar chat win be necessary lo ao- rommodate .ac remains of Che de- .ea.cI villagers
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
GREAT FUTURE
 FOR INTERIOR
George F Forrest Returns From Visit to Fairbanks Convinced
 of Counlya Worth

George T Toros. returned Wed. rrsiay night on Che steamer Nonh- western from am oz.onlcl hu.n0 u.n to ho westward and fu.rhun. on which hc was accompanied by Mrs. Forrest Al Che Commercial Al.
 ocIauon Thuuday. Mr. Forrc. made a highly interesting talk Cu what he had seen In che interior country and of how he bad boon convinced that wonderful future |s In ..oIc for chat country
 Mr. Forrest aalod ua. previous .o making Che Grip into Che interior Inc has bcm somewhat pos.mIauc rc ard.ue Che uur. of Che Interior and had regarded che hu.It.uE O. .he Alaska railroad as simply 70 woslo oi good money Bu, al.or seeing Ono country Ia vast asr.eu.uaI and mineral possibilities ho was ro.dl To .poIoere for h.s nrouou. attitude towards II. Us description Q. Che rast urutc coat deposits on HeN' river borIeIod ou One vivid and WI" highly Interesting a well aH .n. s'ruct.vc
 .urt on. thing ol which o'dumom of Ihc Interior mus. ho convinced. aId Mr. Forrest "a Che fact ,hH' Juneau and sou.h.a..orn A'a.EH ar. a part and raroeI ol Che erelI north. rrr empire and mol. u. was inform cI while there. moro tributary t' 'Ho sate of Washington or British Do.- umb.a chan NHasa'
 Mr. roua. believe. taat within a gery .hor. ume developments i'm Che interior win fully demonstrate. ne wisdom Cha. prompted Che com
 .rueuon ol Che AH.Ea railroad. tHe resources of he country penetrated and tapped being mmy varied m0 practically uoEHau.uh.e
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
HEY, BOY SCOUTS
 ATTENTION ALL
Clark E sohuman, Seattle Field Scout Executive, Arrives on
 Alameda This Morning

Plans for tho development of Che ! Boy Scout organization will Doe per- foctod at a meeting of Che general committee called by Chairman Homer Nordlug for thIs evening Clark E. Schurman. Seattle Field Scout Executive. arrived on tho Aia- mcda today and win outline suggcs- uons for a scouimastors' training course to start immediately
 Tho Scout movement is % merger of outdoors men and boys who have am inclination to acquire tho best technique iu outdoor living togeth- er with thorough dut aid training It operates in small groups or troops of from eight Co 32 boys each apon- sorcd by a troop committee Of thrco or more citizens. and oaicorod by scoutmaster and at least one as8.st- ant c1uimastCr.
 Each troop In turn is made mp Of patrols. under boy leaders and it is Che intention of thc committee to have Mr. SchWmau conduct special course for patrol leaders
 Itis probable chat a council of al troop committees win grown out of Che present campaign. tho troop com mttccmon of each troop being added to Che general committee Of nine which is now backing tho idoa and through division 0f work for Court of Honor for Che review of toau and award of badges camp committee. a field day committee. as we'll as a permanent executive committee
 Mr. schurman became interested as a sc0uIm3alcr while engaged i'm thc magazine advertising business iu Michigan and served three years aa volunteer scoutmastor before be- ine drafted by National Holdquar- tcrs t0 rcorgauizze Che magazine for scoumasters. While editing "scout- ing" he was am instructor iu course in Columbia University attended by 350 business men. and was detailed as director of training and activities for Che American party iu Che Inter national Jamboree in London in 1920
 Hc brought with him from Seattle Che senior patrol leader of one of his own troops. George McCouley whose father is also a scouimastr. Young NcCauIoy Is one of nine Seattle boys to earn fbo highest scout rank that Of Eagle. Irulfy.ng Che earning of 2I merit badges for vocational work after Che award of Che 0ut class scout uune.
 Mr. schuman and Che general committee are hoping chat Juneau may equal hc record Of Che nttic town Of Nont.lair. N. J. where prac- ucaily every man and boy is mem bor of Che scouts. thoro being fewer chan a dozen fellows of lS to 2l who havc not earned a frt class badge
 Mr. seHumm is stopping at tHo Zwda until Che opening of Che out. door camp
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
COMMITTEE IS
 IN DEADLOCK
Those iu Charge of Selection O. New Playground Site Unable to
 G. Together

ItH lII IH.I che m.lI0r n. .o.O.. ne .r..hI. Hte for . r'alenw. -tnnbau diamond hy he conn n.t.e named by m.mhar 0. I.. ... fan.rm.n. |. mp in ... mir oW.n. ." m. no. mn. momH.r. o. Ono com. mI.e are mrh.. 10 n.roe w .o H location.
 n Is said Cha. one branch 0. .0. .rmmIl.. .r.n site near ... ha..r and yves. o. I.0 Ga..- I... n.r and .H.t another hold. nm. .. Che .nu.h... Am objection ".. In .H. I..I.r |. t..I permit .0 u.... . would uo. H. 0HHH.H.. Tor m" Hu ono t..r n. r tim. uI .0H would uo. h. NH .u ..n.H. m. marer H.IH0u. ..u.H.. o. n. .... tow ro.n o. uninterrupted 0.... nHn.r
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
F0RSAKES OIL FIELDS
 FOR OLD YUKON HOME

Prod W.G'rsrcr for a long tme rr.uru. .n four years ago a nr0m- n.u. mining man and ur lamor .H Southern Yukon returned north on ... Princes. Mar. last Saturday r...I and stopped o. in Jm.au nm M Tn. Queen went north ou her rr...I Uur
 N.s....n. who |. nm American I'll. I.. North four rr.rH ago .1 en. for -.... m France hul WH
 m.H..I owing .n m. .o" o. Che rmH from I. right hand No. be- r. .H.. r. e.. into ... war; He wont .. T.. ... .oo. .H.E n 'Ho oil
 m. -m.u.re .H.r. muI recently .... n. ....m. I.I uI.H .Hc H. and decided .n r.un la Che N.H HH.r. conditions ur. .O
 ."."
 H.H..I.. 0.. Mr. H.a'".m ."I .u. ur Hmne u .H0 vi. ... n. ..I... Yukon . H.- min.
 H. 0. ".... 0. H'. 0. IT. ..n having boon HoH...
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
CLAIM "K" CLAN
 IS JUSTIFIED Lato Arrival From California Says Klmmm Are Disguised iWth
 L0uty of Law

A party recently arrived i'm Ju- nolu from California Is authority for Che statement Chat Che Ku KIux Kan. about which so much has boon written and published recently, camc Into being In many parts of Che country n am adjunct to law and order and their enforcement; that Che lax manner i'm which Che author Iuos in Che majority of places not only u California but elsewhere. dilly-dally with law enforcement has become SO notorious chat Che best mon in many communities having reached Che conclusion Chat forbear- auce has ccaael to Doc virtue have been driven to take Che law in their own hands Co Che oud thot uic and property may be protected
 Continuing thc recent arrival who docs nol care at this umc to be known. said.
 "r met and conVoued with many mon iu California and elsewhere who made mo bones of telling me they were Klauamou and they gave as Ono reason for belonging Co tho mysterious order that Ono officers of iho low woro making no efforts Go discharge hcIr duties to Che public. Especially i8 graft and bribery pwc- Uccd In tho matter Of prohibition enc lorccmont anyone getting position in tbat department being looked up- on. I'm throc lourths of Che Instances as being paid and paid bIe money for not sooiue th.uga and not doing anything when wrong .s pointed out Io lhom"
 The party said ihoro are thousands of Kansmen ln tho a'ate oi Waah- in.ton and Chat tho ranks Of tht or dor orc being augmented with ihou- nnda moro cvory week. th.s c0ndI- uou bo.ue wholly duo to lack of cone ndorco .n those who have been dose IrmtoI as cnforcou oi Che law.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
JUDGE BUNEELL
 TALKS TO P.T A
President o. .EarHe North Col.
 M DeHer Highly m.er

.I ... me..H. 0. .. ..-... "..H. ........ I".. . nigh. won. favored win. ... Interesting address H" ..... .. ". ... I... .rr..". Golfer.
 school n. M". ."|..U.. .... ....U.r. n. ...... education -" .". .. ". .. ... coming .. for n. M I. Hm..| ".. ... .u. com ~ trip ."aHe.0.. III. ... ... H.. 0. ..o .. Cha. . nm. '. ... .. ... ....... . .H...... 0u..-
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
FOREST LAND OPEN
 FOR SETTLEMENT
Many Tracts Within Tongass Forest Reservation Now Accessible
 to Settlers

Following is "a lisl of tracts Of land within tho TougaW National Forest which has been listed for homestead entry with tho General Land Ouice by tbo Secretary Of Agriculture but which has not yet been dioi on.
 Entry may bc made on any of these tracts by qualified ontrymen on ape DIcauon made Go Che Register of uho General Land OG.co. Juneau Alaska The lIst number given in Che following statement win dcfin- itoly Identify any tract to him.
 IS.l3 acres 1is miles northwest of Kasaan. List No. 6-l998.
 l5.92 acros Shook Bay Baronoi Island. 6-207f
 5028 acros Admiralty Island. G-302S.
 52Os acres north side unuk rivor. 6-2l23.
 8I23 acrcs Seymour Canal 6. 3O25
 l5s acres. Portland Canal 6- 2l20.
 1I6.9l acres. about 9 miles south east of KaHan. G-2l39.
 I7S5 acros. on kaaaan Bay 6-6l2.
 33.fS acres. on Taku Harbor. G. IfOH
 I2Sf5 acres. Whale Passage Prince or Wales Island. G-12S1.
 rHn cd. ...... rrHH..H. IHH.....HH ur|nU. of Wales leland. 6-19l1.
 Gtll acrcs Admiralty Island. G. 3028.
 I2S.75 acres. west shore Of Mary leland G-l97S
 I25.8S acres. Eagle River d.s.rIct 6-aOUT.
 1g90 acrcs. west shore of Mary Island. 6-f903.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
ChNEERY FIGHT HAS
 FATAL TERMINATION

According to word received aI Che 0..ea uI Che IT. s. marshal at NH- fer Mexican. Lous parN'o "
 Ha. and killed April ls a. hI"s by Prank Torehe Porto Hc'H. r...ha was foreman O. n Mexican
 crow employed at nm u.as cannoF and rumo blamed h.m for cnra... nr no breaf supply Fed ' meal. hltcr a lehl iu which Pore Hro and another Mexican eo. .le better of Toreho lhe mon were .en-
 ntoI rud later pwHNo returned witch n boat eenHor w..h which he ra.n atacsed h.. ou.e Fou.el opp rara. Tho latter moved on .n 'l ..H.r room with Che Mexican follow" i'm. and. whom It beoama er..en. laa. ra-ere must either do.ml hH own U.e or be killed Inc aHo. F"...o through One herr. killing him inc
 nHr A coronora jury ro.WHe. verdict of iueauabia homicide.