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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COM.
MERGE.

The Junior Chamber Of Com.
lnercc IS getting down 10 work.
he organization has been per
icctcd and'it will not be long. /,
IS believed, before the body will
become a power IN aciivitic, "a,
they affect the city and the Pan
handle.
That was a wholesome change.
when 4 was decided 10 make the
organization nucleus around
which To- put the Panhandle
Plains Chamber OF Commerce
back ON It's feet. The regional
chamber can do 4 great work for
the Panhandle. and tho Junior
chambers activities in that behalf
should overcome those Tor the city
itself. Amarillo cannot reach IT,,
greatest success unless the whole
Panhandle proSpcrS.
The Junior Chamber ct Com
inercc has Offered It, secretary
and office force without charge
10 the Panhandlc-Plains Chamber
81 Commerce. That will show TO
the outside world that there is no
,elilshnesS on Amarillo's part in
backing the regional chamber.
The Panhandle is continually
facing traffic problems and ii we
let down IN standing up Tor our
rights, we may lose in the twink
ling OF an eve VIVA, 1t took doz-
en- wears 10 gain. A virile body as
the hub of the Panhandle Plains
Chamber OF Commerce is needed.
Z he greater work for the Jun
l.r Chamber OF Commerce. as II i
cow organized. will be with the
regional chamber OF commerce.
The Junior Chamber will cooper
ste with tho Board OF CITY De
vcIopment in activities for the
benefit OF Amarillo. Certain types
~ work cannot be done bv the
4rd 81 CITY Development be-
use Of limitations. which are I'M
.u.cd ON account OF being sup
ported primarily by taxation.
These thing, can be taken up by
Junior body and carried on.
8, the Junior body is now con-
iutcd. II will be run in harmony
ND not against the regular Board
OBJ CITY development. ANA
r...uis too small 10 have two com
uc'.ng bodies, and il is proper 10
divide the work so that there will
he ro conflict. With the Board OF
tH Development doing most OF
fHc regular chamber OF commerce
work and the junior body assist
IHg % ur doing the types that the
senior body cannot accomplish le-
gal.v. then Amarillo is bound 10
have harmony IN It's commercial
organizations.
Expire ,ions from leading Pan
handle citizens show that they are
Boo favor Oi the Junior Chamber 81
Commerce being the hub 81 the
regional organization. as they
have been shown that Amarillo is
not irving 10 make the panhau-
d'c-plaiu, Chamber at Commerce
% clts0aw foii prgaIil,t I'.
N''l have their set, oi oiiiccrS
md thcv VIII be connected
through 'he ,ccrctatill force Nav
ilc Junior lnamlrf succeed ~
ihc plan Do W9t. l'.cN and the
Panhandle flains Chlmb,i ..
Commerce ,uc,l sui
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
NEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED
pREas
NOTICE To TUp puBI.IC

Any erroneous reflection upon the
eharscter. standing. or reputation OF
any Individual. firm, concern or cor.
poration. that may appear Ia the col.
umns OF The News. will be gladly cor.
rectsd when called 20 IN. attention OF
the editor. II is not the intention OF
this newspaper to wronsfuily use. or
iniure any Individual. firm. concern or
corporation. ana corrections will be
made where warranted az pronin.ntly
40 was the wron1fully published refer.
snce or article
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
Ill LEAVE YorR SKIN HERE"

blood under the just rage which your
victims dangerous gift OF cloquence
s kiudlIng against YOU
Those two letters both written n
April ot that wear l7N9 had for only
immediate effect to increase the activ.
JOS with which Andrc.Louis Morcau
was being sought
Let thauDl,r would rave found An.
dro.l.ouis Zoo urge upon him once again
Goo take up political career The cl
oo'ors ut Nantes would have found
him-at least they would have found
umu's Omnibus ou each 20 the several
occasions whom e vacancy occurred In
their hody And the Marquis dc la
Tour dA7yr would have found him
that ,h,l migh, socnd him to the gal.
lows
With O. purpose mo- less vindictive
was o., h.ug sought by " Binci now
,Uhlpp,y recovered iom his would To-
'', complete ruin Ills troupe had de-.
serted him during his Illness VI L. Mar.
, Guis prevented hy tho riot from express.
/ ng boz person 90 Nile B,n,t his purpose
of making am end at their relations. had
] been constrained o. write % her 10 that
] effect from Avn e foW DAYS later
] Meanwhile the ficrcolv sought Andre.
/ Louis Murrau had gone 10 earth com.
/ pl,foly TO- 90" present And the brisk
/ police 81 Paris. urged ON hv the King,
Lieutenant from Eoun,s. hunted Tor
him Boo vain. Not Do" nigh, have been
found Boo house bon the Ru, ia Uassr,i
within stones throw - the pal,is
Enyll
IIc was destitute So dospera,. wa,
bis olse That vroIlur one gus,v April
morning down The Rue du Hasard With
Hie u"se boz tho wind looking Tor wha,
might hr picked up be- stopped 20 read
ID n.t'o outside OF house
The notice announced that a Young
man eff good address with some know.
l'lg' 81 workmanship was required
'r " Bertrand d's Aims ON M. SECOND
0l"Hr Allow, this uotI,, vss black
oilnrg hoard and on This shield. In
letters ~ gold ran The legend.
BERTRAND DIES AMIs
Nti'r" '| Tel. q Arm,s dos Accnmics
dN en'
Tn OBJ" end hc climbed o. the second
lnHr. ON ihc landing he PAUSED out.
e'" d""r on vhi'h was written
academy ~ ". Bertrand dcs Amls g"
From hcvund came the stamping u,
feet the click and slither Of steel upon
steel
NudrrI.ouis tapped on me door.
Confined In Our Next Issuel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
PEOPLE MUST RULE.

President Harding made a GEN
uinely democratic utterancc lu hi,
speech "a; Marion luiv .. when Do,
dcri1red the people must rule.
Indeed the people mus, rule sn,
Ultimately the people will rule
re- people instead OF Wall. Stree
snd g.. q. y. bOssism which nu
a. large extent rule, Amcricl
sud almost altogether rules Y ar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06

Make II Yourself ., the name
.oi a radio film. but some may put
Ia different INTERPRETATION uruu ITS
meaning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
Nrst has Rain

VEGA I... The vicinity ~ N,gr
H". .Et showers or rain in Tho
rasf o.. .lE. a--Hoeluue about Is
r.H tbs aun.ui Of rainfall how.
ever 0d ro' e,'..d ots q ,eiN vijr
arc1, hnt .- of Immense h,oer' 90 tho
area covered Light showers have fal.
Jon over other portions ~ the country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06

\ groom o. SUNG because au
old shoe VA, thrown 90 HIM 100
the shoe va, the old man, foot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
%s ,NIC
NAkhl"O
" oB Raaol SabattT
G BY RaEaol Sabatil

handler. be- cried And ON the word he
nu him through the body.
Iurf went down screaming. whilst
rl. fierce polchinellc. fiorcer than
over u that moment Of fierce reality,
suok, quickly into Andrcl Louis ear
Fool So much was not necessary
Away with YOU now. on youll leave
your skin here"
Andr,.I.o thought ' good advice.
and took it lio gained the wings and
n,r, found himself faced by couple
of s.rg,auis of the watch part OF tho
poIIr, that was already invading the
theatre with O. view 10 restoring order
"NsE, way. or 90 burn your brains
be- threatened Them ana njimdaied,
fhry f.u back aud l,l him pass. Tho
street behind ih, theatre was deserted
Down this ho went ou the run. intent
on reaching the inn Tor clothes and
money
BOON Ii. THE SWORD 81.
CHArTEE
You may agree wrote Andrc.Louis
from Paris 20 LDCbuvIlicr 900 letter
which survives. "tha' 30 is Co be- re-
GREETED { should Indefinitely have dis
rlrld DO, livery uf ScnrJm0uch"
+ since clearly there could boz NO livery
ntt.r for ur wear % sroms Tee he my
ua.. rlvuNs to 80. uu strike aud then
to slim away before : tm caught IN the
crash of tho Vauiu- clements have
aroused n is Illuminating reflection.
/ This um, ,h,, mas want to hang me
Ton several things including murder;
/ for DO not know whether that Sound
/ rd Eupi hr dead on alive from thu
dose uf lead . pumped into his tat
| poGuDh.
There i- also another better Of his
written az about the same time TO the
| Marquis do l4 Tour dAzyr
THE Paris newspapers he writs
/ IN this inform me that YOU have es.
ap,d The fate intended for YOU when
raised that storm 81 public udgnn.
ton. rejoice In TO-. Had YOU died, had
eou been torn limb irou limb that night
{ should now rcpinc iu the thought OF
your uuroubled slmh'r IN torment OF
| mind should the guilty atone
. am content that YOU should live
% ,magy aud suffer in the shadow "
your evil deed knowing a. last that
%, voice of Philippe dr NilmorIn will
ol'UN Nou to d,nouuc' YOU ever moro
| oud.t. ever more iusistenth. until hav.
| us lived 10 dread You shall gu down in
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06

A'cp ilre to q Greek writer. cffemi.
nate handles in ancient Greece some.
time slcpt Ga beds Of sp0ngcs.
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Continued in Our Next Issuel
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-08
uY ELECTION 0UHT AFFAB

fI. city election WHI'. HH... .r.. solicited considerable In'...' and a good yote SEQ o. Che H.. re.
 nnH ouUu. b.Io.. The result wa. tHrce couneIu.n. Ja.. Wood ord. VI. J. Rock nm. A. H NoNnH'u ar Che Peoples Ticket. aud two coun. .Hmu. T. Go.dHe.u and J. J. Con. ran %. he Ourors T.0.o. wore .noon. Woodland Go'ds...n and Me- Knuon for two rr0r. and Rock an. Conrnr for ono Eerr.
 H. E Robertson for mayor on Che rHrenH Ticket WHa uHonno.oI.
 or n. oolneImer Woodland Wu h.eh man. having f11 and Go.l..c.n second with IaI vote The tpu. vote for mayor was 5rr Grover C. Wrn was elected aeHoo. uaHwer receiving fIg votes.
 Tn. whole vote W HnHa.'.nu tor mayor lrr. for lho .oun.' Woodland. flg. Go'd..e.n. IHI. A r. NeKnnon. aHEs Wilson, Httt I urrkIrror .aa. Nui.en HII' Rock. I2s. ooruora I't. H'.h"o.. sff. Johnrou. Hff For h0n treasurer Wmr. IIa. Mrs. GM.0H
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-08
ALASKA SHOULD INCREASE
 HER GREATEST INDUSTRY

Editor sr0.lcr'a Weekly
 What of Nasaus Industries 'ast yorr tho n0oro. for many yoau far surpassed hor gold. copper o.I coal and al other mineral exports com- buod. that r.rcr employment Io .lr more persons chan are ware earn- orr. men. women and youths Ma 1.-Two or white. I'm Che whole great Territory which to many Ia Che chief
 unnor.s thot paya into Ono Torri- Ior.aI treasury for One support of Che public schools lcEccpl for Che N1- Ura but lhlt wiIh lhc.r hospitals and much olse comes directly from Che charity of Uncle Saml is Che sole
 uuuor. of Che youthful Agricultural College not yet 0n ia feet. Che pIo- ucor Home and other such iusutu- lions mo one would liko to aoo cr.p- uieI or closed for want of funds
 nay u for thoIr support more than throo umc. as much as comes from au other sources combined her salmon 1shcucF
 Think or thc hundreds of thou-
 uda yof millions thorc invested. ol One vas. amount paid out each soason particularly to the Natives. aIoue One cnuro coast of Alaska Thoc weat Industries arc now inrrc'y noarly 0r quite bankrupt a hrro proportion of thom hope.caly .1. and why3 Because thcy have bon taxed to tho limil and some beyond wblt thoy can possibly pay Two hundred dollars to begin witch on each trap. some of which hardly cl.eh nat amount in dsh Then Gao Forestry Department aonda ranger t1 mako forestry collection and .an additional oN 's paid 0u every ease of salmon Chat .a packed How. oror hc.e l1s boon mo special ob. lection To those asso menia. hu. doc. mot paying ont s1 much euulI, ! to more practical management and Ian increase of tho n.b hatoher.c
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-08
PFC FILING CONTRACT
 FOR RAILROAD BRIDGE

Robinson E Ha.n.lrom harc he.n awarded m. contract lor .Hc a1n- ... .. rU.. which uUI he needle. .. HmIn. ... false wor. in con-
 .an uh One h.e stool bridge ...t uW span n. rnmH nfor .mr- Tn. I... connecting NnN oH IT. I.. Railroad
 Tn. ....... I.f to Che t"n mon calls I'm. .I.0 uIe ranging n .r..r from Is .1 'e .oc, and Che
 . cutting m. piles win ho ..m m maI mmoIH...E IH.
 material .s .n h. 0rifo'.. n. H.H-. #.. by July .ath.
 ....H purpose .o '.. I'm. r.. . H..u. approximately .. ... .0... E.uHH. and vii. r.I. down .... n. ... bride .... in in. r.m... shortly after .H. hro'..
 u.I ... .n"r. quantity h" .. ...... E.n"n. No"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-08

uhie ciaa
 r.sn D. mn Roar Instruction .nI h.neII.Hon.
 M. and general com mun.0U
 rrurIr April 1a Holy rhuu I.r sn.mn m# General Pa'cha. Communion and Procession oI ih. u..I Sacrament at t..' m
 r.rH..r ...n.r. Holy Hour o. Alteration from t... .o a..'
 EH..r. Good Fr.IHF I u. on. n.U..I and N.neaun Q. .H, r .. .. m FulaE cren.ne sr.nr s.Uor. oI ho .ro" and
 mon on Ono Passion at I..N.
 Saturday. Holy Saturday Nn" o. In. Resurrection and ae0rIee. com n....I witch IT nt I.H1 u. mn No r... i. m. aten.nr
 Nn r...ue 70. Che Laie. A'"
 ...r ou |UUlr
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-08
APPOINTMENTS F0R IoolI mT

District Forester C IT, F.ory and c w. CImtham. supervisor Of pun- Uc rn.I. har. roeo.roi anpo.nt meuu m mrmheH ol .he resident haa Council representing choir ra.ne..r. I.H.lmoulH Mr. F'ou win .'.n rorro.ont .he Federal Power Comm tom. n IH understood that IT Il. WHH.r oI tle Biological Sure Fol Inn. boon appointed u u repre- auuHr. oI fHu. department
 Many oI .H. hur0.u. hnFo not io Iu.e appointed lh.r representatives mU Ho rnIeuau ol One eomcI. U.. not E.. boon perfected George A. Parks. chairman oI Ono n'crde rummni h.mn noWl a aHo chairman o. Ono rolont Amhn Council
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-08
-. -. M

Morning H"".." .IH0.0.. Hr..c..He
 snI.. ..oo. H. t-.i.. I.# .. r.rnen. o. .H. .Hw.. work " growth. n....r Wo have Inn. U.. .. workers I. pro- -m H.n. prepared HI ... school.
 Hru.... I...r. .t @
 m. .... H.... som. r.." .." .n . l. oI. ... ....Hu. H0 .H"
 Hr...r. "-.....Hr E... ...... Tn. subject VII. n. IomH "...
 ... e..Hr ... .. o.He E.H. ... m. 0...- l". wi" r...r r..r.. ... w N No I. ..H
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-08
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX

NOTICE IS HEREuT GIVEN that n. mI.rn.I has h.0H duly app. ra.n..I School TaE Collector for One o.. ID. Juneau i'm conformity w.th Town uI uou.'a. i'm conformity with rm. H AH.H Session LHW. f0I.. and ummImmH thereto.
 AM n.m. h..Wocu Iao ages ol u.r.ron. and Hv years. except ..H.. In .I. IT E. Army or Revenue crHm Service. volunteer Nrcmon. r.rn.- and Insane n.Hnn. are aun- |... Iu tax m .Ue m O. tif. ...N0I Dollar.
 should ..l h. Living in Amn ou rr prior .o m. Ur.. N0Hl0r i'm April I... n.H uN ..au h. duc and uaf- ... or H.I Uul date and hHN h. IHn.umI I. May I.. Ia2. s...I rou arrive .u hWa a.er m.n .He Ur.I H... unHF. mentioned. Hl win ho delinquent .hIr.F ."'I I.r. .H.r your urF0. or within .or lU I. a...r notice Ie given ..H
 AM u.u0n. Hm and conora- uouH employing labor shah .un b H.. 0I employee. lo collector HnI arc authorized by law -o deduct amount oI uE from wages O. em- .I..
 rn. and Imprisonment are pro- rI.I h. IHo Act above quoted I'. Uo.. who 0I or neglect Co pay tax oI un... II.. oI employees
 u...I .I Imo.u A.0.a hnr. J. f... A. E. GINt
 School T.. Collector for Che
 city u. Juneau.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-08
eE0I0aLsr WEREoM RETUINs

IIUur tone Wcn..kc. -.1.u. for Che Trmdwcu Company re.wn- eI on tHe Northwestern from Me- Guih on the ku.Eo.W.m to which nIace hc went uhou. throe month. ago t0 v.cv One work hi. company |. doing thUr Mr. Wwu.0.e WI. In. Ut Ms home hore Tor another month whom be win leave .or Che NHto tI.. lr.. i'm Yukon. whore Che Ir.'I- well erud.e.t. has extensive hold. na T. iH n-ohab.. .ha. MT. Mer. re.Er win spend most ol Che um. mor uI Mayo.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-08

which ogory expert Investigation aont out by Ono government hos very
 strongly recommended Further ion came from tho excessive pr0por- u0n of dos salmon which of Into have boen packed at au actual ioaa. and thH grade Of salmon should not be uu1eaIly matched.
 Another loss has come from Che thousands Of caao8 that havo boon condemned and thrown out aIto- eethcr. while a0mc thousands more caam Ono government paid for were unnt for consumption. Practically ian hose 1ah which woro unlt for canning woro ecar-cmeht dah. Some. It la Iuo. had boon Iu Che trans but had been a.olor thoroirom by Che nsh pirates. one of Che worst c'ares of criminals u Che North. r0me from Che auk of Che eear-dahcH But as yet neither Che Territory nor Che government has made any special effort to convict
 Our delegate who is so c1gcr for hI8 own reelection. at tho Palace theatre started ha 0ah story by stating Chat salmon Is from the Latin evidently his limit He did not .ato tlat oyory living ching has a Latin uamo and ao has oyory old foHu. Sap.on8 is Che hotter haIf of Che nnmo that belongs to ov- cry honest white man lt docs not r0 with any gentleman of color
 red. black OF yellow and ought not to go witch coiloai ignorance and evident dishonesty Suthorlands zoo years of Southern European history was hardly to Ono point as there
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-08
PERSONALS

r and Nr omar Hiomuon and children returned uhe fore par. or Che weoE from two months r...t in Seattle They had intended r.Uu. other points ouu.dc. bu. MH nImer.u was quite m for some Uu. a...r thoy wont oui and ihe'r uI.n "or. nlcr.or0I WItn
 Nr Uauh. ie.t on .ho Alameda today for hor home ot Ww.I.a. after NHUu. re. month One guest oI Mn. J. H NHuHH'I
 U.nuIu J. j. E.u who haa boon n .U. ulWe hospital H.ucc Sunday witch heart trouble wa9 reported Q. Improving .olar
 IT s u.nHaI Beaumont .o-. on m. Ouan Wednesday for ke.oh.han 0u u"I..I huno Ho win return m Che hamoda. due today
 Mi. Iu..'ie UmIe.l. former iH. n. u....h.r who Inn. been very sick tn smU. Inn. recently boon d.H ...r..I from IUe hospital and iHuoW .muI.r though according tc word received by friend. Hore It WIT. probably h. several months ho.or. Nh. l. completely recovered
 Nh. U A Ho...'e ani her danrh f.-. N.rua and Madeline and Mrs I H Ho..II.e mother a. T. A. ho.
 U.. H.t ou m. JrI.Hon IueHH' 0r nm extended vacation u.n lhr1us. IT. south Nu H. A. Noo.I. oN poets Io eo .n No" NO-. and .H'.. N. T. H Ho....c win u..l N',. r..Ir. i'm Tennessee.
 r0. s.'. Way Down Remington Standard rn.uu.H .u splendid com UHon. mmrra. o...o Q. stroller ......I.. tr
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-08
FORMER JUNEAU TEACHER
 LIVING AT LINCOLN NEE

WN.Io Tn Lincoln Nebraska. INI.c ur..s ago C n Garfield mot Ono husband ol n former domet.o ..en0e teacher Iu Che Juneau .ohooI 'I E.c May Iouw who left hor' H. Che expiration ol Ic school term two yolr nr1 and was married shortly aftu arriving at hw homo n Che mn.lo.erou.ne aate. Mr. G.rHoId did not soo Che romcr Mia. Ionc. who. WItr nue baby eIrL were not receiving no Ono ho.n.''I where thcy Wcro stopping However, Ono young mother got word -o Mr. Garfield by her husband ,hl. HHc wished to he remembered io hc- many friend. In Juneau.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-08

aro no salmon there and very few i'm Germany or other moro northern European countries. except what have been shipped there from Alaska, aa ihoso countries havo been among Che very best customers for Che Alaska product The salmon now 0n both side. of Che Atlantic. in com- par.son t0 flo Alaska cltch. arc not worth mentioning Those riFer1 ot Maine ho mentioned as now cH- haua.od were cleaned out entirely with nca operated by power boats. with never single trop operated anywhere In thoac watou.
 Mr. Sutherland landed next on Che Tatu river. where. ua hc anld. Che lee 1oated ao that thc 0sh traps could not bo uaed there. but be faiIed Go mention what apparently hIa audi- enco dId not tlIuk of ,that Ono same ice kept Che purse ac.ucra from play- iur tle mischief there as extensively as at OF near tle mouths of other Alaska streams
 Tho Columbia river. next to Che Alaska Watcr. Is Americaa greatest salmon source. and shows clearly what can bc done in reDicnishine Waa. of course not mentioned. There ls pol .bly .ho only place where tne salmon industry haa been extensively we'll managed Exactly what has 20 long Lcou recommended for Alaska, was there introduced the traps were loft aa thcy were. while tho purse aouInr was entirely prohibit- cd. And Jho hatohories were s0 man- aeod by Che two stetos Washington and Oregon that iu @ very fow years Che lsh were even more plentiful. chan ever before.
 w. H mORRET
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-08
- - -

Service. .-. hold ever. sunday n. n n Che ..u. o. C". Ohm s.ar.. s..e.. o. Juneau. oH F.a s.r.. f..en Nam and aeH ard s.... U.. subject smIaE win .. I-. e. u. n... Sunday school .. I-.Ia D. m.
 w.. Testimonial m....n. -. ..I1 n
 Christian >.... Reading Room
 Room M.0rr u... ' I.H ... srr.afH and .o."',.
 from and lo . n. m .Hr- from " Tn. n.H. cordially invited .o ....I ... ..... .u. t.I .0a U..r. ..u
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-08
Mo- 11l5-A ALIAS SUMMONS FOR PUBuCA. TTON

I'm Che District Court for Che District
 of hasa. Division Number 0nc
 at Juneau
 MaIeo C. Robertson. pla.uu1, V
 T. J. Rob.rla0n defendant To T. J. Robertson. defendant srcot-
 Iue
 In Che uamc Of Che United states oI America. You arc hereby come mandeI t0 bo and appear In Che lbovo-ouuUci Court holden at Ju- menu. I'm said Division Of said Dis- rIrt and ansvcr Che complaint reaIua. you I'm One abovc-euutcd ac- uou within thirty days from Che date of Che acryIcc or thIs summon upon you. thntia to say within thirty d.y after Che last publication Of nIs notice and. if you lau to appear and answer. for want thereof Che nn.uuI win take Judgment anIus, rou and apply to Che Court for thc relief demanded therein ,o-w.t an absolute divorce. A copy of said complaint. before Che publication Of IH. summons shall ne mNIoI 70 gour la.l known address. Tho com- uIunt In this action was 0iel Mo- rembar ]. 1921. and Che order for Che publication of th.s ummons was .suod 2 lumy l5. 1922.
 In wI.Ioas whereof ] have horo- unto .ot my hand and aG.Eed Che seaI of tHe aboyo Court at Juneau Alaska ua 25 day of February 1922
 JOHN IT, DUNN Clerk. .seal of Che DIa.r.c, CourD
 By L. E. SPRAY, Deputy Il. n. LeFeyre. Attorney for pIa.nun.
 Box fI3. Juneau Alaska.
 Fu. publication March
 L. publication April E.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-08
pfOrFER sKppER DHs

Cant H C. Thomaa anior can- uu of Che Admiral lluo died at Mauua p. T.. on board hIa a.clmcr. Weaaichcc. capt Th0mas wm for mauy yolu In command of tho ah|p' oI .hc Admiral Limo running lo AL aaba and ia Wou known along One Aiasla coaHt For ton yoara hc Waa In command Of tho a.c1mr Qucon mi for tho amo period commanded tho s.ale of California At various Umw ho commanded Che Spokane. CIN o' Pueblo Governor and aen. a.or
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-08
KING SALMON IN MARKET

Tho kim. salmon uu M now 0u in Icy ui. Recently over I0In pound. Wro bought by Che Juneau Cold s.oueo Company n. zoe per romI Th|a mmuaIIy ou.T for Eu. .uou to anunr ou One mar- Eot and Che fishermen uc getting
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-08
Holy Trinity Cathedral

Palm Sunday services. Holy Com. m.rrn .... a ma Morning prayer md .m.n II.UH. Sunday school
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-08
Bs BLWEY GODS HOE

nrr. w. n nnuey. who mn. heen worry sick al ihe uM. hon.n. for Ono past month. .a now c1nFa'e..n. and u nEcn IrurIHE ta lhe Hrucr homestead ou Admiralty IH.- rrd. uhero pho win romu.n mI' completely recovered A trained nurse. Mn Myrtle Cornelius ac- .ompauiol Nu Haucy and win TO- main as long as hor services arc TO- curcI