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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-29

Joseph NJ. Crockett, Of Wclch, has
resigned as assistant district att0r-
nev for the Southern District OF w.
Virginia.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-29

Don't forget your New Year RcSo-
lutions. They help a great deal.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-29

Don't forget your New Year Resu-
lutionS, They help great deal,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-12-29

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
In the Oil Fields
Operations In Garter and
Lore COunty Pools

special to The World.
AkDMORE, May 27.-Great in
terest Is being displayed in the oil
possibilities OF Love county follow
ing the finding Of two sands with
svod showings OF oil and gas at
s,V9O 10 l,l20 feet and 1912 to 1882
Ieet IN the wildcat OF the Union
npetfoleum & supply Co., OF the
~pranghon farm. in the southwest OF
me southwest OF 27-6s-2e, six miles
southeast of the Amerada field. This
eeSt drilled through five shallower
ssnds showing gas at ITO feet, 4s5 10
sO5 feet, $50 to 585 feet. SIS to $50
'eet and 1905 to 1885 feet.
another test drilling In Love
sVuhly, which Is attracting consider
noe attention is the Strum-Gillam-
MiIs No. /, Pittsman ranch, north
west OF the southwest OF 20-6s-1e,
* miles south of Amerada field
r~.oIuction. which Is now In blue
shale at 1904 feet and Is rigging up
ssraIIuird tools preparatory to re-
%SSummptlon of drilling. This test IL
ttriillng on the highest elevation be-
river. W" p''' anu '"' Ne'
One of the most interesting wild
tsnaes spudded in Carter county dur
az me past week Is the Onwego
sn company No. I zella Anderson,
southwest corner of the northwest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28

SECTION 2; That tho assessments
hereby levied en- each Of TIE above men.
by declared TO be = lien upon such lot,
and parcels Of land to the same ehtsnt
as other is,s' aud shall % collected
taxes In and for the CITY Of Tulsa, Osls
homa, are collected.
SECTION q That Al s.ssssmsnt, here,
equal annual installments a. authorized
nv said statutes OF the state OF pks'
homa for such cases made ana provided
that the assessment, shall bear interest
at the rate Of eight ~ per tentum per
sunun, payable annually at the Tine Of
the payment Of the several installment.
Of tho said assessments. from the date o.
the taking effect OF this ordins nee: mat
the first instRllment OF ssid A~ssessments,
together with the accrued interest on tho
deferred instaliments shall he payable on
the 18th day Of December, 1914. ana the
remaining deferred inttnllments with the
yearly interest on the unpaid installmerts,
shall he pa ystle m the 18th day Of De.
cenber 81 each succeeding year until all
Provided, however. hat ,ny OF IN,
assessed may 81 soy time DURING the four
"a consecutive weeks following the day
Of the first publication OF the ordinane.
nay to the City Auditor OF the City Of
Tulsa the full amount OF the assessments
40 levied ~srains' their said lots and par
cells Of land and thereby release such
property from the lien OF such assess
SECTION 4. That this ordinance shall
he published for twenty. consecutive
days In the Tulsa Daily word q news.
paper published In Tulsa Oklahoma that
the publics tior OF this ordinance as re-
quir.d by law shGll he taken snd re-
gnrded as sufficient notice TO all persons
Interested In the sssessmepts hereby lev
led by the terms OF this ordina nee.
SECTION s, Ths, ell S,d'ns3ss' o, o,
provision. OF this ordinance. insofar as
such conflict exists. are hereby ropes ed,
SECTION That an emergency eSihts
for the preservation of the nrhlic health
and safety. by reason whereof. I'M
ordinance shall iahe sftect from and after
IL. passage. approval ana publication.
PASSED and the emergency ~lsuse ruled
upon sepsrs'.ly ana approved this ano
day Of May 1922 ga.
u. y. EEwBLOCK,
Mayor.
ROY GARRETT.
City Auditor.
]. J, UNDERWOOD.
City Attorney.
XIII.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
Automobiles

= AUTOMOBILES ron SALE 10
A MAXWELL car. 6-paHsenger, for sale
or trade. OsaE. s7le-J,
A BARGAIN tor cash q b.passenger car
for roadster. Central Garage. ia 3,
Cheyenne.
A REAL bargain; 5000 cash! model MI
Hupnobils touring car or will consider
n trade on good Ford roadster or coupe.
don't pass this up. Call Cedar t2s.
AUTO oWHERS-Head gsskets. rod bear
ings. steel starter bands for any car.
Auto Parts Co.. 9ib u. Second. Usage
1863.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28

output OF that area, while the new
deep sand producing In the Bayou
district southeast OF the Hewitt pool.
has caused a revival OF development
there. The Pure Oil company Is
completing the rig for a deep test In
the heart OF the Healdton pool,
which is expected to reach a sand
uncovered a year z but which was
not thoroughly tested due to coll
lapsed casing in the we'll after the
sand had been penetrated. The oil
in tho lost hole showed for a 200
barrel producer at below 2,700 fee,
with oil Of 42.5 gravity. The FoN
pooi is gradually increasing it's out
put and nov has a dozen wells on
top of the pay ready to drill In.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
Chinese Pirate Wants
Candy, Cigars and Silk
Underwear as Ransom,

LYNN, Mass, May 27."-Shades
OF Captain Kid and Dick Turpin!
No, better-shades of Pinafore.
No self-respecting, throat-cutting
buccaneer who sailed the seven
seas beneath the jolly Roger was
ever before reported demanding
silk underwear and bonbons as
ransom for a captive.
That is Just what a gang of
Chinese pirates Is demanding for
the release of Ye Hong Fay. sew
enteen, an American citizen.
whose father is the proprietor of
a Chinese restaurant here. The
restaurant keeper has been noti-
lied 10 send fifty boxes of candy,
a good supply OF cigars and an
assortment OF silk underwear
Tor the return OF his son.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28

Irwin L. stair of st Paul president of tho Great Northern Grain company
married the daughter OF wealthy George p. Fannery OF st. Paul in 1915.
The Stairs with unlimited money, were mombers Of the highest society
h Twin Cities. Two months ago she sued for divorce, alleging cruelty.
An Injunction was granted restraining her husband from interfering with
her, but stair went to her home. she swears while IN a disrobed and.
by pressing a pistol to her side, forced her into an auto and drove her to
ST. Cloud, MINI, where they spent the night. Next day, when he stopped
a a gasoline station, she had him arrested. IL n sentenced to so days
In jail n Minneapolis, where he spent two weeks. Then he sued ut n writ
OF habeas corpus which va denied, but he vas freed on bond pending an
appeal. Mrs. stair went before the grand jury n sought to have him
indicted fol. kidnapping, but his attorney alleges a man can't kdnap hs
W wife. The supreme court OF Minnesota will decide.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28

MIDAS LODGE. NO. Sol. L. o. o. ~. meets
every Tuesday evening. West Tulsa.
A.. J. SLlNKAHD. Secretary.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
FURTHER FEATURES OF
 UTERsCH0oL MEET

Tonight here uIU h. . basketball game beluo.r lhe Jmeu elementary boys and Ono kcIeI.lm elementary boy. In Che A H HaI
 Monday afternoon at o'clock .hr-c win bo two eame. one between Uho uoue.aa elementary boys and .h. elementary boy. oI Imuu rnl on. o.hcr ho.ncon Che hIeh aoo. boy o. One mo aehoola
 Al I.aO Monday evening .hcu win boa doba.e bc.Wou tao Iunou and WmeeI .om Jmou win have uo affirmative and WuuoI no negative Ata o.cIo.. after One d.aa.e. One ronh.o. and nr.a won during Che meet win he presented.
 Sunday afternoon p. R Bradley ha. consented io u.n a tao udmu and teacher. of Che rIHue
 hoos and uI oh.n who would carc to eo. through One Naa.a Ju. nou mI
 The Wune.I delegation WIlh Ono exception ol lho i.h.Ine team. win Icavo on tle Spokane for homo lo- .........
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
LISTENING IN"
 POPULAR SOON
Complete Radio Set Possibility for Imcnu m Near Future Is
 Latest News

Al uo Commercial hao.aHon me.r.u Thursday w c Johnson chairman ol committee lo which Che m.ucr had boon previously re-
 oI reported Chat n complete udIo had boon mb0I u Hrou.Ian Wa.H.. and Wa. r..lI for
 mm. .o Juneau a. soon a. Che "Lo. 'er e1" ..en.I |. re..reI from nn..on. TH. District Naval HaIo oUe.'. arc favorable .o .- u0U.HHr n .uh.a.Ioa u IHo IH. rmu mI.o .u.. HHd th.r. H hu mole Ioub. Cha. .t win ho u0UoneI .. WI Ine..n.
 O IF sHomHI aI One ImH uI.n .uon Inn. boon actively u Nar. Hh t.e committee O. which Mr. Johnson H chairman and .Ho prom .I u.eoH o. Che committee .a largely due .1 h.. o0or.E
 According io J. p. huI.n1n who
 mn enthusiastic member 70. th. Pair Committee reported aa. m- anemonH for Fl Hu la'r Here Har. been launched and ar. making good IaIu.r u Intended .a haro u exhibit O. m taa nawro. n. he nIr which win b. hold Hah- .Hr during Ire month o. aop.em.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
NEW STRIKE MADE
 ON GLADSTONE GREEK
Both Pncer and ourr Gold Dia- covered or Tributary O. Indian
 River Near Dawson

e.u-. r.u.r aI um. Yukon sanction has ...eI . ..m or Gladstone or... u Indian .r and n.. recorded ... H...o.." .r ... gold o|... in Dawson Both .. and na..r .r. reported |" .. boon found anI application"
 r... mad. by o.h.. stalker. .H.u. tom quartz ....m. nm. III. n. r.uH.. o. placer ..Hm. 0H ... m. .-...
 reported H.U . number . ....- mon .. ... vicinity H.r. .H. ... and H.. som. o.H. . .. H.uar Tn. ..e .....
 .... .... o India.
 m ..n mH. ..... I'M. m... .. H..u. which .n .H.. flow. ... #. Yukon rrer o.'..H. .. H. In. Hm. a H. ... 0.
 . and I I'm h. a."H
 m". nn and .n .... Tn . ...... s.n.... ...... |.. .. r.. | II. conn. from ..... n.r.'..n. ...
 an. finn. .u. I.. boon ... uI from ... Hr. ..... won. .-H.... .H. banned. Inn. ... .. found H n. |. "
 ... .. .. r..u.H.. ..- H..-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
ALL FOREIGNERS ARE
 TO BE DISMISSED

instructions have been received at Che local offices Of Tho Alaska Roii- road. from Che headquarters of Che Alaskan Engineering Commission. directing ho immediate dismissal Of mn employees Of Ono railroad who are not American citizens. or who orc not i'm possession Of nmt papers is- sued since 1915.
 The local offices also have been advised that a declaration Of mton- uon at this time. to become % ciu- zen. win not onuuo anyone to om- ploymonl
 In accordance with theso ins,ruc uons Che heads of departments along Che railroad arc rcormniziug forces to comply witch Che now rule me. and It is understood chat the order win be adhered to strictly Iu an branches Of Che service
 Thr action. it is reported. has boon aku because Of Che fact Chat norc are now mauy American cit- gems out or employment both in hmta and Che states. and it is
 understood chat other departments of Che government win or have a'- ready akou similar action. Nenana NcwH
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
WOMEN OBSERVING
 COURT PROCEEDINGS
Delegations From L0coI 0rmiza. hm w. C. T. U. Io Attend
 Liquor He1rre

United salos Commissioner V. A. Pane cour. Ia now One moIoe. o. attention from Che local branch o. Inc Womma Christian T.m.no. Union ho having h.m nouu0l by Em Ua. .. a r...nt meeting o. Inc organization It W.r de..l0I .n Har. a delegation Of t...r memhon neMn dwu. .Ho hearing Q. liquor ease. hrorIor
 T. s ro. tu. object oI Che Womm Io m.m..r. in any way wtn .ao business ol Che aoarU aa. m .a..l in Iher notification ia Comm mH ruur m umUar1. thom ..t.. wlH court procedure and ea. n Ina ou Che mmn.r u which !. Ia cone Iu...I
 TH. presence O. tne women aI I'm. tune Hurum of oa connected uIh Ono violation %. I0o liquor laws win uo. bo n. n..... br, w ob.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
PROMINENT CITIZEN
 DIES IN CALIFORNIA
' w. Fries Passes Away n. San De-c-B... Io Be brous...o
 Juneau for bur.I

IT " ". U.. .. San n.. ..... .. .... D. m. r...... accord .e ... ....r.m r....E.. 0r "..H. . H.. u..". Now. .r. ..e0 -. MT. Erie. ".. ".. M. n. T.. H .... .
 .m. .m. N. ..rn. from Hm. ...r. ra.H.. Hu. .r and T. m. boon known Tn. ... Ind. mont. ...I IT. stood '.... ...".. -. ....... II. ... boon r." win. .... in s. I.u. and WI" m .. WI. II. I.H..U whom .. .... H..m. .. ..... .... IT. .H. .H ..m.... HH .."..
 Mr. WI" r..mr... in ....
 H. ... .. Tn. .
 . M ..m H .
 .... H..... . n- ... 5.....
 IT. MI. born m n.r.r. r. E... . and ..m. .0 m. Unite. when h. w four years oU and
 %. I U. m s. l.. In 100. n. cam. .. N'. .H .. ... H.. ... -. Wind. ..m buy. .r m..H. I... n. moved .. Juneau .0... n. m.. r ..u.. m. .. ..... r..-.. ........ .n r...r r.... n. WI. r..T. n.HH. n... .u' r.I. together ".I. several
 I. m option oH m. H.. o...-.. property ou .....
 Hr. and WI. u. n putting m. mne oa n operating H.
 Mrs. ru H.I about -.. l.." r and u.. her I.rtr I ...Uh H h... .H.Ir nUne H survived by or '. and o.0 brother. Hr To.nHH. nr...r. .. s.H. M s.rH. Norman t'.. I.u um...H-n. and Mn. .o" Hm...-. HT O. s. Lou. .H. t.-.. H... .. umre-
 Tn. bod. N h. nrHo. in Che IH. ..u .m..- h|. H. H. .
 . A I.n. date has mol. E.. boon e. ..r ... rr.r.. .i mn. known whom m. body wI h. .. from San He.o.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
sCOUT1IAsTER LISTED
 TO COME TO JUENAU
Experienced Man m Scout Work Considering Proroadm-Nay
 Arrive Soon

Honor C NorfUnr chairman o. no general committee Chat Ia toro. .Ire lhe Boy scout movement In Ju- raru hu recently received word from .ho scou. Naa.or of Che ra..a. coar Division Cha. It may ho pos. abI. To ohnn Ife services O. Mr. smmn formerly sc1u. instructor ol coumha University and hoad of he American Iambor.0 Scout deIeen- aou to London. Ho vaa aI.o ei.tor for umc ol Che National Scout Na..o Magazine.
 .a.rd Chat thuo ar. Ho. u. uacrI funds at present in the Dre0a urr t1 bring Mr. shumHn Io A.aa.a bul It no1rht nat tho balance e.n b. raised. s .here arc yo. one o- two organization. to be heard rum
 sUa noue'a and Ko.chtm are ..ao interested in Che nme move mont and ItIs no Ible Chm. they win a..Irt In occurring One services O. .ho
 .1ut e.nrrt
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
ONE TIME CANDIDATE
 FOR DELEGATE DIES
William O'Connor Who Was Nom. iucc of Alaska Labor Party
 Passes From Earth

William O.Counor a we'll known adumor of Alaska. died at Che Kon- ncrou hospital a, Cordova last Sum day morning from cancer Of Che stomach. Judge OConnor was 71 years old and born iu Kansas of Irish percentage. Hc enlisted as a drum mer boy Iu hc Union army during Che last yoar of Che Civil war at Che age of I5 years and was In Che sorv- ice only three months before Che war
 ended. Uo was later active in Che Indian var sIu serving as a drum mer After pracIc.ng law for @ number of yoars in Kansas. O'Connor camc to Alaska In 1905. making his homo I'm Fairbanks. where ho bee came candidate lu 1910 Of Che La- b0r party for delegate to Congress He later settled in Cordoya. where he nracdcod Jaw until 19ll when he uas made U. 8 commissioner at Chit- ina and continued In chat omco until Iunuary I Hc is survived by two sous and two daughters living in Washington state
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
NOTHING DOING
 PRESENT YEAR Colonel s.eeo Tells Commercial As- s0ulu1u of Slow fs'gIlss
 ot Washington

so fur m Naaaa legislation ro o.rue attention at Washington i concerned nele h practically no hope taat anything win bo dono lha rur according t0 CoL Jama c. sto.o In slor. talk before Ono Commercial Association at tlo rcs mar m-monthIy luncheon given ai ne Gm rarIom ThuudaU
 According lo Co. stooao consider. able contemplated Legislation for .hH Territory has boon outlined by Che House committee on territories Senator New and 0tleu Interested in n.de,cIoameut of AIaaka but mo ad- mu.rauon policy hm bou num- atoI It being apparent chat pred- dent Harding nreoH .o remain non .ommum mU after he vIda here u. mmr aa Il Is now probable Ho WU likely In July or August
 Co. s.oo.a comnImou.od Cover nor Bono for b.a able efforts io create m.ua. tn Na.sa during ha recent t.t Io Washington when he wa. instrumental i'm cicUns valuable ..I from Che newspapers and through hem getting AIasEa matters prone mmny before both Congress and One public Col s.ee.o was in WWh- ue.m al Che ume Governor Bono ra. uera md witch Che assistance 70. Col NHrH head O. .he Alaskan Enauoerus Commission. wcrc ac- Uto i'm tho.r onor.a in behalf o. hc Nor.daHd
 A. m. result Of Iutco roatci In Nan CoL s.eose aaa One a- mom author Mary Roberts Rne mr. contemplate. Q trip North ha ..r which win embrace 70 yIs.t to M. Mckinley Park .ho Road Com. mission or which Che Colonel arrc .mI having been authorized Co r.. n number Of ret station. n h. park at ouco This win ho aan. by placing tents at conron.n. I..u.. Tho mIIa win also 1o marked. bu. nothing In llc nature of permanent Improvement win be at tempted .HH year,
 Oul s....o reported having ac.ur .I Liberal appropriation for Che I.a Road Comm ion a wclI a' m0.. favorable conditions under which future operations win hc cone ------
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
CHIEF ALASKA BIOLOGIST

Alaska hag boon made major dI- vision of the Geological Survey and Dr Mrod H. Brooha. for many yoau head oI One geological survey work In Alassa has been promoted to be chief h.aatan sc9loe.sa lt was due to Che aivico of Dr. Brooke ha. nr0pec.ou wont into Ono To'ofma country and made One big gold d.H- covuy ,hcro Dr. Broof usually apond. tho summer months iu Alaska doing He'd work and tho uinter months Iu his Washington office. He ia expected to bo in Alaska th.s aca- aon
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
FORESTRY DEPT.
 ACTIVE ON ROADS
Local Opemdonl Contingent on Actions of Department Head
 at Washington

B. IT. vouo and D. D. Henry on. nncor for Che road commission. pro leaving on One Spokane tomorrow for Wraueou. where thoy ore to mr. rey road from Wraneell to tho oiI dock According to Mr. Choatham chief Of Che bureau of public roads h.a road. which is a small project win probably be finished thIs season by local contract
 m regard to Che road work near Seward Mr. Choathmm states Chad .bo road to Konm lake win be cone unuod from its present terminal at Mile 10 and win be finished thIs gen. son. J. has boon proposed though not definitely decided that a sled road for winter travel be built from Kcuu nke to Konai village on Cook inlet
 Sims G Carlson Seattle contrac. ton have made a bid Of f103f1715 ou One hut Bay-Tco Harbor section of Che Glacier Highway. This bid wa forwarded to Washington with ih, recommendation lhat it be accepted The contract allows for 100 working days In which to complete Che work and approximately 100 mon win b, engaged on tho job.
 C. A. Carlson. a partner of th, urm Of Sims & Carlson, has gono io Seward. where he win inspect th, Kmm-soward project and win prob ably submit bid on that also.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
INTERESTING RELICS
 PRESENTED MUSEUM

THo Na..a Museum has recently received umo very interesting wHo. from sm presented by Wnsh. Wuuor. Territorial mmo varicn Mr. WmroH obtained Che our.oa uhm mc old U. s government ImI u..I m baru.Hs during Che umo O, Ho m Iu occupation wH dF. mmI.I Tho cur.os eon...l of a number O. hand Wurht spikes and raH. or..Her v..h several bricks r... brick. wore made during .ho U.. oI Uruo0 at ae.oy on Hn- .Hrmo1. Hmd Prince William amI and Wwe shipped from horo
 r.m hundred miles to s.tka. ac- ..In. I0.h D. kashcuroI curator of Che museum.
 Mr. Ka.HeuroI ala.o Chat ha H.s learned from competent pouon. naI with Che exception Of a iou .o. .lnoacI directly to tao weather H. I.mmIcI building was aImoa.
 strong as .ho day It was erected won mor hundred years ago. some 70. m. mru.a logs being a solid oa whom Hor fr.. entered into Che con.
 u.Uor O. hohu.diue
 Il. \. EuIner ol Che kIII.Hnoo hy- u.mnet Company h1a recently pre-
 uI.t .1 tne mu.oum .omo boxes O. nIHu manufacture found on Crow island. nm ancient Indian bur.a. ground near kIIUmoo.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
r0PP MAY NOT MOVE
 OFFICE TO JUNEAU

. r... .....I HE D w superintendent 70. .a.
 ... in su.0"".om N .. 1T. I. received no In.
 " ". L.w chic. o. TT. .......n. nmumn, ..' II. ...rmol0' %.
 - .. .o Juneau. l... '. Mr. H.".."Ww.H .H. .... .. .o.IHH.r.. 1" .. ...... he Depart. mont .. H...n. ...n Boxer mus. . .. satc for II. " int. m. ..... ... amm.r and
 .. a.HrU.
 . i. Tn. .. N.... supervision o. Tn. .... .n H. handled mos.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
MUCH INTEREST
 TAKEN IN MEET
Many School Children in Juneau From Hainos, WmngeI Ket-
 chikan and Douglas

It n doubtful 1T amy bloodhound that ever roupod witch am Uncle Tom Cabins company could have followed lhc trail of tho program of Ono intor- school meet chat has been on here s'ncc Wednesday Of thls week and which win close on Monday Tho frequent changes in Che program Of events have been In no way Che fault of che management. but of old iupI- ter pluvlua. who has insisted on haune hls own way an week and hls way has been a very wet one. rain having fallen almost continuously al Che time since tbo moot started
 The program. as previously ar- ranged oltornatcd indoor events wh those that require naught hut heavens canopy for a covering hence Che diaorran'zIng Of carefully worked out plans by Che eyer-preont Train. But regardless Of Che unfay0r- ling condition Of Che elements ho meet has beou success in every de- nu. and Che many young par ucipans both home products and visitors. win hayo something on which to look back with pleasant rocouoctions unul Che vic.@iludo8 of .auor ufo replace them with other and. probably less happy memories
 or Che Gve neighborine towns rep- resented by their school children Douglas. being closest had Che lwg- est delegation but from distant points -Haucs Wangol and Ket- chikan Wuugell far outd.stanccd Che others those arriving from there on tho steamer Jefferson Sunday iu- eud.ne contestants and thc.r friends. not overlooking several of
 Che mothers. number 37 while kct- cbimn was second with 70 and Ha.uos third witch nine
 Without going into detail in de- scr.b.nr tho events Of the meet to date. to d0 which would require more space than this paper contains One lst of winners is herewith ape pended. They arc:
 Tho Gnt contest Of Che meet took place Wednesday afternoon at 2;3o, when Wrunesl elementary baahet- ball team defeated Che Douglas elc- mentary team 3S to i7. The teams Huod un as follows.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-06
MANY CLAIMS
 BEING STAEED
Activity in .po District Yukon I
 Not Confined to Prospecting

I...r H....r.. .hI. We.. b. rho
 .. Weekly from Ono Mayo country Indicate. that uera a mor. activity Tn .n. claims in tm. Uma um in prospecting md .n. IHo claim. rady n.od The uH.r ... %. Che operation. o. ua Yukon Gold .ounuoml. I. HH.. nI....o and .he 5ato .u. non.. hH. Ha. ouu.ao a. .H.. ..o. i. very Hue do.ue in III. u.r u. m.u.n. and scarcely any- uu. in m. way o. nu.H0o.ne
 N... ...mIn. Uo ho letter. H. .r. I... ...m. ...l u .he vicinity u. Nuo UW and M. o..r newcomer f.. m. camp add. to tho .. m. H mi umo .o . 0.. int. Tn. r0mHHe country I'M. .... .... mn. .'....E a.a..l. ... m. m.. .H.... O. Che .a.oH n0. |. 0..u.. Hu. ..I choir non- rr .'0.. U. others To oo. ..0"
 H.. u." Inn. mn confidence In ... Mu.. .. ... now lHu0. Hu.
 m. ...... o. ... richness win . U |.u.. m. year Ha. for
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