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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-02-01

nersons I never could find any reason
for EN- at all. A persons reason !!
What do you mean, a persons rea-
son.. FlOrence%
II mean like when somebody says
THEY'LL lose their reason" she ex-
planned. "Has everybody got rea-
son. and If they have. what Is 1t. ana
how do they lose it, and what would
they do them =.
"Oh | see." he said. "You needn
worry. suppose since you heard II.
you've been hunting all over yours-'t
for your reason and looking to e~e IL
ther. was one hanging out OF hny's"''
else. somewhere. 40; lis something
Won can't see ordinarily. ti'Fence'
Losing your reason is just announcer
vsv Of saving going crazy
"Oh" she mu,mured, and appeared
to be somewhat disturbed.
Al this, Herbert though' proper |"
onro. a witticism for The pleasure OF
the company. -, .,
.you know, Florence" he SAID III
ONLY means acting like you most a.
wsys do He applauded h'mseil WIN
a hurst Of changing laughter wii'ch
ranged from ballfros cr'aS 10 d
colIa,sing soprano; then he aoutu !;
Especially when you come s' ,'r
nv and Henry's newspaper pu''uie
You certainly lose your reason ever, y,
time YOU come around that ole place e.
"Well, course l haf to ACT .INe NV,
n.ople that's already there f1oren'e
retorted rot sharply, but In a mus,nt
tone that should have warned m,n,
II wrs not her wont to use a a S',,,
voice for repartee. Thinking her nun"
h,e he laughed the more rauccas's ~.
"oh. Florence" he e's >" "@'
.sor not so, Say not 'o' ,
"Cnildren. children" Uncle Joseph
demonstrated. .,o. no he
Herbert changed his tone; ne s ="
cam. seriously plaintive, wen. sh
docs net that way 'n''. -n,,A
wrn., xnc comes around there you
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-02-01
Canada's Fur Farms,

The growing importance of fur farm.
ing in Canada is illustrated in the
Dominion bureau of statistics report
covering the industry for 1920. At the
end Of the year there were $50 fue
farms in Canada, as against Ala in
1919, and the values had increased
from S3.96S,591 to $4,632, 605 last
year. Fur farms now exist in every
part of the Dominion, and there are
IA ranches of domesticated animals in
the Yukon territory.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-02-01
wALLlE ToReIN.

svropsis-Proud possessor Of a
,,inting press and equipment. the
In Of Uncle Joseph to his nephew.
H.rbert Illlngsworth Atwater. Jr..
.Ssd thirteen, the fortunate youth.
9Th his chum, Henry Rooter.
.hout the same age. begins the pub
rcst,on of a fuil-fiedged newspaper.
~. North End Daily Oriole. Her
s.r,'s small cousin. Florence At
vster. being barred from any kind
A. participation in the enterprise.
an account Of her intense and nat
,r.i feminine desire to BOSS" Is
trsnkly annoyed. and not at all =
h.ckv, I'd in saying 30. However.
q noeu she has written IL accepted
"a, inxertion In the Oriole. on a
.t,,ctiy commercial basis-cash in
advance. The poem suffers some
What from the inexperience of the
vouthful publishers in the ''art
sraserystive." Her not altogether
unreasonable demand for republi-
cation Of the masterpiece. with Its
hauty unmarried. IL scorned. and
the break between Miss Atwater
and the publishers Of the Oriole
vIdens The Sunday following.
Florence's particular chum. Patty
rairchiid, pays her visit They
are toined despite F1orence's open
" expressed disapproval. by Her
bert ard Henry. Florence will not
play. Patty and the visitors in
dulge IN a series Of innocent SUM-
day gsmes. Among them Is one
called Truth" the feature of
which ID contract to write ques-
ton and answer, both to be kept
profound secret. The agreement Is
duly carried out. Florence Is told
u Z family secret that her beauti-
FIJI aunt, Julia Atwater. has appar-
entity become engaged to 4 man
named Crum. altogether unknown
10 thu Atwaters. Florence finds
the n0tes In the Truth" game, in
which both Herbert and Henry ad-
nit that they have pretty eyes.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-02-01
Concise and Literal.

Before Jebson, Jr., went in for his
examination, Jebson, ST., impressed on
him some sound advice.
Answer every question shortly and
concisely and literally. and you won't
be far wrong" said Jebson, Sr.
Jebson agreed, but before the exam
he had to fill up form which asked /:
Description of father"
Jebson wrote: "Stout old man, with
red face and whiskers"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-02-01
"Aud her reilly left him
p.rely.ic with horror. "ai'e
Torbinv
TO BE CONTINUED!
-.,d a, John Burroughs.

,,hr burroughs, the natur' !ist' "a'
=. Interested In natures hrger as.
n meets. Geysers and volcanoes c ool 20
r,1, His one exception was re Grand
mn, II the Colorado, eT'ich ne
.a mss "the Divine Abyss" Despite
ms 'm was fond o: girls sud kept
bur, '..emo,,c record Of his engage
a s,s With them, writers or his 'lrs
aoV
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-02-01
BOSCHEE'S SYRUP

AI!ays Irritation, Soothes and HeaIs
Throat and Lung Inflammation.
The almost constant irritation of a
cough keeps the delicate mucous mem
brane of the throat and lungs in con-
gested condition, which Boschee's Syrup
gently and quickly soothes and heals.
For this reason it has been favorite
household remedy for colds. coughs.
bronchitis and especially for lung
troubles in millions of homes all over
the world for the last fifty-five years,
enabling the patient to obtain a good
nights rest, free from coughing, with
easy expectoration in the morning.
You can buy Boschee's Syrup wherever
medicines are ld.-AdvertiSement.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-02-01
The Object of II.

Mrs. CrawfOrd-I don't see how you
could join such club when you don't
see the object Of 1t.
Mrs. Crabshaw-YOu see, dear, it
meets Mondays. and that's the only
day In the week I had no place to go.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-02-01
The Toilsome Life.

Don't you think eight hours a Gay
is enough for man to work?"
"Not in my case" replied Mr.. Chug-
gins. "A man who is trying to buy
gas for flivver and look after his
own repairs has got to work sixteen
hours a day and then some."
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-02-01
..-.uI,eus Circumstances

.p,d you have a good ac, ',me "a a.
smiths last evening" C GA swo :.
. S did Mrs. Smith is an "'e sw'r
her., nrsrt Of mine and ! owe M %
s1O'
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-02-01

When you make money following
another mans advice you ought never
to get through being grateful.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-02-01

After all. 1t depends upon who the
man or wOIlan is whether the woman
Is the mans equal or not.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-02-01

A woman begins to show her age
only when she tries to hide it.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-02-01

Write yo':r name and address below.
Mail to LoFing Park Sanatorium and
receive Diet List and Menus FREE.
Street.
Cfty...................... s. L. c.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-15
PROGRESS IN DEVELOPMENT Judge Wickeuham Predicts But Lit. uo Work in on Fields Pres-
 mt Season.

Judge James Wiokeuham returned on One steamer Admiral Watson Thursday from vIat to Falrbauu and intervening coast points. On his return from Che interior to Seward he iort for Cold Bay to investigate condition I'm Che o.l bolt buI ou ar- irving at Kodiak ho found a number of mon with whom he had business and |, was not necessary for him Go e0 further
 At Kodiak Judge W.cEorham mol. several representatives 0l Che cone cerus hlt contemplate starting op- orauoua i'm Che Cold Bay fold and from thom he learned that it is very doubtful if anything is done thIs yoar further chan preparing for ac- Iv.ly next year. It ia pol .bIo ihat machinery for drilling may be landed tbIa ycar by one aud possibly two companies. but acIFo operations are not likely t3 bo carried on before next yelr One climatic conditions not being favorable to winter work
 Those witch whom Che judge talked who had been iu Che ol 0e'd were all confident that it win prove to bo O producer.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-15
CANDYMAKERs DUE
 HERE NEXT WEEK
Association o Manufacturers Q. Sweet. Leaving Seattle oU
 Spokane Iol1F

M.uH.. o. .H. Western Candy u.ru..uHre t....Hu In I0o
 nU.. .. ........ from s. m I... H.... m.mH... H.r. sons and .u.... .. .r. .a ..HE. u Iu. H. n. n. ...m.. eH0..u. ...Iu. from s.uI. today and U..E .r...h ..-. u.. u.E. W..H 0r .rE Im-|..
 ..... r. r..-... chairman .. .0. ........m... ..mm.... 0. IT. I.. .... Commercial Association .... ..-.. r.-u'.r .mm...r luncheon U.... .... ...H..m0U. Tn. Inc .u..r.umH. .. ... visitors had n.. mad. which include . trip by
 auto. Y. Mr.eHH.. Glacier .U. ... T.. .r. Hr.... ..e N.... I.. r..H mu for uH... .".r G0u.I u... n. N H".'e. n.0m...I . rmH.. o. ..mr.... guide. lo .N- r.n n. feature. and u.r.neH of ... m should ..e ....mar H. in DOT. in III. ...nr. . dame. win He
 r.r ur One oH...uu.r. o. .H.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-15
COMMANDING GENERAL
 VISITS M JUNEAU

General Charles e Morton. com- mrnder Of he Ninth Corps Arca of
 he United States Army w.th hoad- quarters at San Francisco. accom- panied by Mrs. Morton Che Iat.ora IueHtor Miss Edith Hulf aud CoL H F. chol.ham and wife, arrived on .he harbor boat Torrance from Fort william H Seward about l.a0 o'clock Thursday morning and were honor euos at a reception given by Governor and Mrs. Scott C Bone from o'clock until midnight Dme- ing followed One reception which was informal no Invitations having bem
 uoI Tho nlry returned io For, sewrI yesterday. leaving Juneau
 Hu.Ur before noon. A Arccopt.ou and dauco uas given by Che olIcor and .o.d.ers ai soyarI Inst night n honor uI Che visitors
 The IruHror. nu'ori brought Gone oral Morton and party north and win take tHom on to westward points, calling again at Port Seward on Che r.un
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-15
COMPANY
 BEING FORMED
Gcore '. Lewis. Pomuer. Producer m Moving Picture World
 Submits Proposal.

. m.r.m... I been launched ... n.H u.I under way ...I win r.H. m giving t.... .. HH0.. many Um m0.. and many .m" I..I. advertising I..n .. . .U.r ..... ....... ....... ..H. from mHH. industries m IH. .. .r.... .. ..H0. H NH million. n..HH. . |m0-.. ". ... -. V. H...Hr... million. n. tor.
 .. ..r.r
 e.... E. I.... planning .n H.0. .... . n.r.H... H...Hr. which win .nH... practical. ...-...n. H II.... from N......U .0 Nom. mol.
 ... .... w0"...H".I u0m...n. H. bear" and ." special. . 0u. N'H... ... . H.r ..U .... H.H. u.H. m." ..m. ...
 I'D II. .U ... ". I.. am. .o ...... ..r. 0m.. company for H. 0. ..m.u. and producing ... u..... ar. ...Hr. |.... pie. U... t.... .H A.... from Ie.. .I. II. n. featured H.. estimate. cost o. ... n...u.. .0mn.... and ready .o r..... s...... 0. uH... amount Mr. I.H. and ....... win absorb .u. I... nm. II. remaining .I...H0 . H..r. bold m .HHr.. 0. EI' a..H .n t.....n. m0r. .H.u H.. ... .moHn. being already ..... uH Hr U. town. FHIHan.. Hr....e. and s..rI Severn. n. IH. H.re n..- m.. concern. in Amo.... have ..- ...Ir spoken Tor m. nr.f.I.ee o.
 n. lHe production and chat t win H.r winner and. coH. Iu.u..r. rr.ne proposition |. practically aH. .r.I n. expected Cha. Che picture ..r h. released Tn about four..H month. nHH'. ... month. er...r and from m. Glle. .. II. r...r.. ..o..- holder. may o,H... profits mHur um.. n .N0. o. ... ca %. .her .....
 Iu... w IT WH.'. 0. Seward. treasurer o. tHe company .s hore vii. Mr. LeH.H and him tn placing One oro..U.r before .he n..n. o. Im.Hu
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-15
MUCH INTEREST
 TAKEN LOCALLY
Increased Number In Attendance at Monday Luncheon of Com
 mcrci8l Club

About forty business professional and office men Of Juneau were pres. out at Che monday luncheon of tho Commercial Association held at Che Alaska Grin Thursday Che largest number to attend @ similar function for several months. The hour and a haIL Che prescribed lime for eating and tranmcUne business. was prIn- cIn1Ily taken un in addresses by G. E Lewis moving picture producer. and Dr. H Fostcrn Blin. director of Che Bureau of Mines
 During Che business period of Che meeting a communication was read from secretary of Che Washington sata prcH Association requesting Juneau to supply l50 pounds of blue bc.rc and boo pulp cards suitable for menu cards for uao at Che next meeting of thc association to bo held .n so1tlc iu January lt was decided to comply with Che requests.
 Copies Of tolograms forwarded to Senators Jones and NcCumbor inc d0u.ue their position on Che tariff ou Ish wcrc read.
 A communication was rcad from prcidoet Frank Watorhouse of Che Seattle Chamber of Commerce. come rmmury to Charles D. Garfield, Che new manager of Che Alaska Bu- renu of Che chamber
 A letter from Mr. Garfield was also road. asking Chat Che Juneau assoc c.auon take some steps relative to having mineral exhibit at Che iall meeting Of Che American Mining Cone
 rea to be hold n October in CIeve- land Ohio. Tho matter was referred to Che secretary with instructions to confer with Che Territorial officials. such am exhibit being @ matter for Che nUro Territory
 Further nominations of directors of One association wore extended un- W tho next meeting when nouina- uous win closo and new officers wiu be elected.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-15
MINING OF GYPSUM
 GOES MERELY ON
Gypsum Mining Company Operating at Gypsum Maintains Steady
 Production.

Mr and Mrs. A. e. Mosier arrived on Che Estebeth Tuesday morning from Gypsum where for more than hrca years operations have been steadily carried on. regular shipments .o outside po.uts. principally Tacoma where Che headquarters Of Che c0m- plny are located. having been made am that umo
 Mr. MosIor is superintendent Of Che company and states chat operations lt Che mine win Doe carried on indei- u.teIy ao for os he knows at Che pres out time. A force of 2G men is now employed that being about Che aver ago for several years.
 Superintendent Mos.cr states Chat |. is necessary to keep pumps going an Che umo to keep water down in Che mine but with their facilities for rumn.nr no difficulty is experienced. A steamer is expected at Gypsum next week to load 1000 tons. The MosIor lcft for their homo at Che mine on Che Estebeth Thursday night
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-15
WORK ON KATALLA R. R IS RESUMED Clark Davis Has Grew a. Work On Road to Tap Bung Goal
 Fields

Word wa. brought .o Imuu on u. Aum.I. from .o.0o" .ual TT D. uug.r. n railroad .oar...or hal w- rived .. CurIou from Seattle and uI.n n crew o. Hhoo had Ict for kaaHa .o begin a.t.r. work on Che IIa.a.-tntIrauto r.ro.I which win el.0.I from kaaa to Che Huu. cont U.I. Considerable cone
 u..ou uor. h.a boon done m Che right .. u.r and It H believed tlu Hc road win b. .n shape lo ship coal. u. uI
 cm. u.u. who |. n. .he head o. m. nru... H. boon operating In tr. uur. coal district for number oI r..n Considerable development. uUr. Inn. boon don ou group ol .oaI .Iu.m. and . Wn.r. WH. constructed .. Kn..Iu hul was urH.I away by nmr ... tow ro.r eo. n H reported ut u new Wha. win he huHI U. summer. and .HHl resu.Hr ..rmen. m coat win b. made when u Improvement. h.H been made
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-15
BEARS PLAY HAVOC
 WITH FUR CATCH
Three Catches of Valuable Skins Bmded by Beau When 0Wcn
 Thought They Were Secure

That the business of .rmrng iu Alaa.a |. aot HIl n0uorr bed ol aaa. and that thoro is 1re certainty .hat n skin win ac marketed at.cr It has boon token away from tle original occupant is annaran from .ho following article .laon from Che Ynidoz Muer
 Nick Ncakcm He.no Berger and Joe schuito arrived iu Gown Friday afternoon from tlo Kluuns Llte dis- .r.oI where thor have boon trapping tor reyorrl months past bringing In viU .hcm fair catch. principally .ui icuor
 In Che ease of MccEom lll Herror lcir aelsou's work Wou have uot- ted hem c0uH IerabIe mono had t not boon l1. Che bears of ih. NlWIua section. who displayed n remarkable appetite for beaver stius t9 Che cy. eu..0n of a cho1nor dIo.
 Early iu Che winter Nacsem and rereor who were trapping together established their main headquarters n a cabin lt St Anne craar. on Che north .h0ro of Kulua iaf. where .hcy loroi thc'r main supply 1l grub Inter hly established another camp lima cabin on Che Kutua river above Che head of .ha lake. Auout Che middle oi May ttoy Ier. tl1 rabiu at sl Anne. and wont mp One HIuuua, and Bad n small camp aoou. five miles above thc.r cabin on .Ha river. One evening on returning lo t.cr camp they found .hat bcu had wise ucI it during thc.r absence and had m.dc ofr with twcn.y-o.eht beaver adus which thcy had rolled un in tao ioddiur leaving Che grub ent0uchcd. The, followed tho tracks 0l tdo ma raudor and finally recovered uXioen 0f Che sNua number of which. how. ercr were damaged Feeling sure Che bcar would again visit Che camp, Mr. Mcctom took h.s rifle Jo bed with him .hat night and sure enough about four o'clock iu Che morning Mr. Bru.u showed up and was erco.- ad by bullet which laid him low. Ho turned out to bo a brown bo1r nt and in prime condition. and hIs 1ch furnished number of very Io0tha1me meals. while his hide was added t0 Che se1aoua catch of furH
 Lrtcr on going down tho river to uar cabin. lhoy discovered Chat baar had visited thcrc and had made ofl wIth tho akns of three beavers. two mink and two crm.uc. and had not disturbed Ono grub ,hcre. No trace Of thoro skins could bc found
 This was not Che end of thc.r of- ucuoua. for on returning to tho.r cabin at sl Anne Creek IdeT found chat a boar or bears had visited thwc wIih most disastrous results for eye erylhur iu Che way Of food was eonc and dishes and cooking utus.'a had- Iv battered and smashed. and overy- ching generally wrecked. On leave mr Che place n May thcy had not only secured Che door, but as lur- Cher procauu0n against Che raids 0f predatory animals had nailed up Che window The boards wore gone from Che window and ou protrud- ur nau was a lock of hair icit by Che visitor. which identified him or hcr as one of Che black variety.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-15
FUNDS
 TO COMBAT BOOZE

Commencing with Che fiscal yolr July I. Che appropriation for Che eu- forcoment of national prohibition throughout Che United States win bc ucroased from t2.0O0.O00 to S1O. 0OU. and our Increased allotment Wl we hope enable us to get as soon aG possible Q better equipped boat chan Che one now at our dis- r0saI one thot can make at loast 10
 knots lu hour and win have radio communication Ii win also enable us to cover moro territory. so iW we havc been obliged lo connno our work to Southeastern Alaska" Was tbo statement made today by John B Marshall federal prohibition di- rector for Alaska
 owe have made earnest and un- colsIug efforts to combat Che boot leeeng and liquor traffs in Alaska with tho resources at our command. bu' thcy have not been sufficient to accomplish thc results desired.
 "Thoro is however, an apprccIable decrease i'm Che Illegal liquor traffic and am Increasingly strong public opinion against it That. aud tho elimination Of its aiIurIng profits by Che prohibItivo purchase price and One limited market for its disposal win eventually do away entirely with Che aIo of liquor over Che country AS for Che boouoggers" Mr. Marshall added with conviction. "thoy win come to be looked upon as Che scum 1r Che earth" -Kotchikan Chronicle.
 Mr and Mrs. Marshall returned to Juneau Wednesday morning after be- .ue at KctchIkan for ten days While .hore Mrs. Marshall who is organizer for Che w. c. TT. u. secured 100 new members for Chat organization
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-15
DR. H. FOSTER BAIN DIRECTOR OF MINES Hoal Of Prominent Bureau Here on Way From Western Points to
 Washington

ur H Foa.or Hau Hhoae rIat .o and Inspection o. Ono Na.onuaka coal Idda nu'y tlrew aamo,hIne of Q ohm into hat section 0f Che oosn- try arrived hcro ou tho Alameda Wefrc.lay and has auco hoon In conference wIlh Governor Bone Fed- oral Mine Inspector B. u. Stewart and oher familiar Wi.h Territorial ai- ur pr HUu H accompanied by ha aceronrU n. D. Swanson erodu- ate oI Che University of Washington.
 Dr uuu delivered m interesting talk at tIe Commercial Association luncheon Thuuday whom he detailed Che origin and work of .he Bureau of Hun and Che many scientific ma.h- oIs formulated hy it for Che provon- don ol uo..lont In m'uoH hIa Epar- one. having boon largely Iu Ono cz- t.n..r. eoHIer.o. of Ono middle Wcat.
 u uu.u and Mr Swanson WIIl Iolge on Che steamer Quern tomorrow for soalIe cu route to lhcr head- quarters ut Washington.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-15
DELEGATE PRESENTS
 GOOD MEASURE E Asking Tm. An Receipt. From Pablo. Seal Fur Bc Given
 Territory

l.Un. Io word received Hn. two .... ... Delegate Sutherland Ua. Introduce. n. ...ou.u. HI Tn Che H.H. -. Represent.
 rH.I m. Treasure. m I.. Un.'.. s... authorized and hereby Instructed Iu .un into One treasury 0. Tn. Territory o. Alaska u.I mono. .......I from m. m. o. .IH UT ..... m from ... I-.H.'0. ..uI.. rr..I.. nm. ... money. .naH ho .n.r.H- ..I Hr ..r Io.Ha.ur. o. ... ...n .H u. N.... for ... mH.u. ...... n. .H... and .nIe.. H' .. Tn. mH...H.. 0. m. A" Historical IH"u and Museum u. I..... ... .0r n" U.... HHIHH.
 ".. m..... .. ... Territory ..ur. n m. ..n. from IHe Hrh.o.
 Industry u0. 0r.H.. W.lH .Ho ........ um.. Governor Ne I'm I'll. .uu.I r.nn-. .0r ... year IHI" Muu. strongly ......... .. urging fH.. ..U.r. "E. .e.0" u...nu. I.. I.r Y H.. also one o. .H. HrI TO- .HmmouI.tHn o. orrrrH. Bono H... h. .....|.. F0m. Governor H... . ra.r ue. Governor Bone e.r. his belle. tH.. Secretary Ha...r 0. ... u.0.lmw. o. Com. m..... N.... I0rrr.m.r. H0 lH. ...r..n. n.H.H wi. "r0r H.r.n. ." N.... r-r. or ..I aI I.e money de- .r.I from .H. A".. .. industry |H. H contention "" for '.I The proceed. from ... .. industry u. HHH. m. NHH.. Hou.. h. m0..
 nnH.. ..... .. . N.I. .... b.
 r. ... .. nom. may h. given.