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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
PIONEER FAMILY
 TO LEAVE JUNEAU
Street Commisioner Robert semple Accepts Position With Carbon
 Hin Coal Company

"Bob" somple expects to leave Ju- ncau within tho next ten days for Carbonate. Wash, where he has ac- ceDtod position with Che Carbon Hu Coal Company at Che earnest re- quest or Superintendent Dick Wulzen. who was at one lime om- nloyod as mining engineer by tho Alaska aGsuneau Mining Company of thIs place and when Mir sempie was a prominent factor in Che con- surucuou of the Thane mills.
 Mr. scmDle first camo to Alaska carly I'm 1897 and was mine carpon- ter at Sumdum when H. IT. Tripp. .J. G. Mcbride and Harry Raymond were engaged in operating a mining property there Later ho assisted i'm Che construction of both the Alaska Gasuno8u and Alaska Juneau mills and was also employed al ChIchagof, his last connection with Che mining industry For tbe past two years ho has been street commissioner of Ju- noau. position he has filled with credit Go himself and financial bene- ft to Che city. Bob" semple has never been required Co seek positions. They have always sought him for Che reason Chat he makes good, no mat- ter what Che nature of the work may be.
 The semplos own three residence houses on Gold street which arc among Che finest and most desirable I'm Che city. one ot them being occu- pied by themselves. another by Sam ucI Guyot and Che third by City Clerk A. E. Curr.
 Mrs semple win not accompany her husband outside. but win re- main here a few weeks. joining him at Corbonado about Che drst Of Oc- tobcr The leaving Of this excellent family is distinct loss to Juneau.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
oLDTuERs VISIT NORTH

EIr and Mr8. r. F. w. LoWle were roud-triDDcra on the last trip of Che Princes Louise. Mr. Lowlc was icr- mer general asoul for Che c. p. R Company and was located for ten yau iu skagway later being traua- Iorrel t0 Juneau where he was sta- lonci for .hroe years and until Che summer of 1919 whom he was trana- loued to Edmonton Alberta, where he occupies .ho position of freight agent Mr. and Mrs. Lowlo were buw with old friends during Che Umo tho LouIso was iu port Saturday night They returned south on the
 same steamer.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
HERRING TlRFF
 CUT BY SENATE
ftrc Proposed hr House of One and 0rcHal Cents Per Pound
 Reduced be OneH8f

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
ALASKA AUTHOR HERE

UIalmar Rutzcbcck, tho dis..n- m.ahod Alaska writer who has a home at Viking Cove a short dis ance below Ua.ucs. arrived in town on Che Estebe.h Wednesday and win return on tho queen tonight Mr. Ruuebock has just published his second book. "My Alaska ldyil" his fr. being An Alaska Mans Luck both of which arc now on salo hcro ar well as elsewhere. The author is rapidly attaining fame for himself. hIa productions being both versatile and immensely interesting Accom- panied by hts wife he win leave sometime Che latter part of next month for California. where they win spend Che winter and where he win prepare material for another book.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
TO CROSS CARIBOU
 WITH REINDEER
B.... srn" Now Capturing
 Young Caribou Bulls m N.

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
HURLEYs GO EAsI

Mr. and Mrs. James y. Hurley and two UuIo daughters were paHousou ou Che Spokane thIa week from sIt- Er cr route t0 Wo.lord. MaH. where thcy win mako thc.r future home. Previous t0 two ycau ago Che Hurlcys resided in Juneau MT. Hurley occup'ne Ono responsible po-
 Ion as district court librarian. succ thnt ume thcy have boon rc8i- donte of sItEa. where ho was account- rrt in Che bIe mercantile csiahIIah- mont Of c. M McGra.t which poe.- Hon he Icft to accept a moro iucra- live one "Way Down East' where thcy win remain chat ls. if Che Imo of Ono North does not draw them back to "The ueat bis broad land 'vay mp wonder. to tho forests where silence holds io1ao."
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
ALASRA'S ONLY PUP
 PLANT TO OPERATE
speel River to Again Be Scene of Activity in Line of Paper
 Pulp Making

10 was good news Chat Manager ". p. Lass of Che speel River Pulp plant was circulating around town yesterday. he having been assured of O reduction in Che freight rate from Che plant to Seattle of from five to three dollars per ton on his output which reduction makes possible Che operating Of tho plant at a profit
 Tho Spool River pulp plant was constructed in 1920 and operated for a few months when. owing to transportation costs in marketing its output lt was forced to shut down and lt has remained inactive ever since. However Mr. Lass says it win start up at once and continue indefinitely employing from 80 to l0 men.
 It is believed that Che speol River enterprise is but Che first Of many pulp mills that win bo operated in Alaska before many years. as numer- ous paper manufacturers throughout Che United States have for Che past two years been manifosting interest in Che resources of Che country in respect to their business
 Manager Lass has been ondeavor- iur for some time to obtain better rates on his product and ho has been assisted In his efforts by tho Juneau Commercial Association and others. On Che WsIt Co Alaska of General Manager P. H. Knickorbocker of the Alaska Steamship Company two weeks ago President Allen shattuck Of Che Association and others con-
 suited him on Che matter and on his return to Seattle he notified Mr. Laa chat Che reduced rate win be given
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
ESKIMO MURDERS
 EIGHT PERSONS
Six Natives and Two White -cn Fan Victims 0. Eskimo on
 Beak Arctic Co1s.

Information h.. boon received h.-. f. Tn. ....I IHnt Corporal No0a O. .H. Royal Canadian Mounted Police. u.. known .o Nu.onou who haro boon n'unr .H. Arctic s.onr and on ... H....n..e r.ror was murdered mo. long ago on THr.. Iroc Point.
 . u. Coronation .u.. uo'r Ono Ir... coast.
 Corpora. u0.E uH stationed for H .... .m. HHH. N.H..rnn. Ior. .H.. leland. and other ro.n" o..u- pic. .r U...nIeI by Che Mounted Polio. Tn .H.t region. IT. Hu nar- ...... ueI known Io member. o. ... H. U. ". n. HI uHWon who made Tn. annual winter patrol from tIu ..... -. For. MoHH.rnH. and by .W ..... and others from .H.. re..an ... .....I IHr. ..HI WaH u highly ..u..... .....n. and popular o..ocr.
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
EIEEHaLs RETURN FROM
 EXTENDED VISIT TO STATES

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
.P00R SHOWING FOR
 FISHERIES BUREAU
After % Years Of Artificial Propa- gatou Come to Aasn for
 Salmon ErH

Tho prccnl TOW on at hnan Crook ! which Ia somewhere between Wun |reII and KctchIEan. belucon repro sentative. of Che Washington 5tail ! |Fah Comm ion and representative |o. One Bureau of Fisheries over Ono . manner and means of trapping aaIm- Ion for Choir cFm wUch Che l0rmeI ! |dr.Irn for iH Washington a.ata ! |hrlchcrIcs caused a prominent roaI- |dant 0f Ansta to cail at Che office of |THe sroIlora Weekly Whoro hc un. |bmdencd his mind somewhat as fo- ! |Iou lcuH words omiitcdl:
 or believe results -or lack of re- 'mIu. win bear mo out ln Che a.atc. ! |men. Chat Che Bureau Of F.aher.o ] Ia one of Che deldcst of tho many ! |dnd governmental limbs Away |back In 1873. forty-n.no years ago. |the fut artificial 1rh hatchery on ! Che Pacific c0ast. or stream rIbu. uy to Che Pacific c01st, was opor- lated on Che McCioud river u CaII- mm.a. Since Chat lime Ono number of halcher.as has greatly increased mH now there are several lu aI. nroc of Ono Pacific cont 6,atcs . California Oregon and Washington. Millions and fens of millions of salmon fry are turned loose every rmr from Ihosc hatohor.os and what a ma remtg Tho salmon of ihC wrIera of hcso s.ato8 are depleted to such am extent that tho1o in . charge of Che ba,chcrIoa are come boiled to come to AIaska Cor thcIr eees to plant iu thoIr halcher.cs. .What becomes of thc.o millions and tens of millions oi salmon fry turned loose evory yclrf naked ! UHat question to representative Of Che Bureau Of Fisheries and Ono reply ] received Wa8 Our interest .n Che nah celses when we release . Ono .rr uH mp io somebody else to fud out what becomes of chem. .Umu Ford might as WcII aay. lt ia . my business Io turn 0ut automobiles . and It Is mp to lhe other fellow Go . .mu thcm If noy don't run. thot a This w0rr.es not mine.
 "Bu. think ot lt After ior,y |nue ycars of experimenting with hah ! |hnleharIes i1cy haven't enough aImou in and o1 Ono coast oi Ono Pacific anies to furnish oee for .ueIr hatcberIo. Has Che system followed changed In Ihc lor.r-mn, rnus Not chan anyone knows ol .The same old methods are followed ! Ono f.b are turned loose and aro forever lost sight and knowledge O. ! land yet for nearly nfiy years and ai h cost Of millions of dollars thco |manv Gsh hatchor.cs have gone mcr- |rIv on mu now Che imo has come whom they h1vc not even nest cFe without coming to Alaska for it
 "VcuIy thc old Indian who slId 'White man don't know and cani .Iurn ways 0f salmon sa.d a mouth. |ml'
 And having delivered h.mHeIf of ! Che loroeoIne Che caller unI.mocrcd . borrowed Q pInoIul of tobacco and departed.
 GucidenalIy 1T any person H prepared to answer Che charges cm. |hodIcd above and can advance a Ior 'Irai and intelligent reason why |hatchcr.cs after be.ug In Che hatch. 'ne business for haif a century ae required to come io Alaska for hsh eer for further 'HelIneH' apac, tor hoir answers win loo accorded a. rrre.y aa Is spaco for Che foregoing |Thc Information win be welcomed |bv Che readers of thH papcrl
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
COUNCIL TO INVESTIGATE
 LOCAL JUICE SITUATION

As eviednce that Che mayor and members Of Che city council meant what they said when they discussed tbo matter of Che recent rates of cleo trcIty for light. heat and power the legality of and authority for such advance In charges win be inve5u- gated. Attorney J. A. Hollenthal hav- ne been retained by Che city Co cone duct such investigation in its be- balt
 Mr. Heilcnthal is already at work on tho matter and win probably bo i'm position to submit n report to Che council early next week In Che event tho contention Of Che city is found to have legal standing, com umcrs of electricity will be admon- ishod not to pay bills accruIng on Che advanced charges until the mat ter is settled by Che court
 In tho event it is found that Che city has no cause for action. it is reported Chat a new concern will stop into Che breach and apply for franchise Go engage In Che manuiac- uro and sale of electricity
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
GAsBOAT ROLFE OF
 YAKUTAT IN AND OUT

Captain William Cray merchant and general nctotom Of YoWtat ar- rived in Juneau Thursday morning in his boaL Che Rolfo. and lcft late Che ame afternoon on Che return trip Captain Gray came to Juneau for Che purpose of taking back Che body of an Indian woman who died
 his week at the Native hospital hero home to Yokutat for burial 10 being am Indian superstition Chat Ono bodies of Ono dead rest better when lain away ncar Che haunta chat know thm ln life belief not wholly confined to Indians by any means. Captain Gray ays Yakuat hos been quite lively since Che opening of the fishing season.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
JOSEPH DAVIDSON WANTED

I'm. a.U...rH |.. N boon TO-
 or..I .a a....t in locating Jo.oHh u.uI.an uho.e mother re.lo n. Auburn Wash Io..nH HH mol. written homo u ..H. monIa. hu, E people hoard Indirectly .hat ho had boon Injured while employed In mu in o- r.Hr Juneau IH m..H.. H.. Hor.e. rrer his H'onec uuUI .r. r'mo.. distracted. io-
 .... ... i. uo. TrH. hut Il. H ...um.. I. H. E0un. mon. AnF- .r. .n.Hr. o. h.m win confer a
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
CARCBOss TRAPPEB IS
 DROWNED NEAR ATLlN

Neus hos been received here Chat Mike OHHon. a trappcr. ia supposed To have bcou drowned near AuIn
 several days ago Ho had bccn v.H't- mr Auu and Is known to have IoIt rrtu Landing with dro bottles of booze Hc disappeared Inter and Che boat was found containing two bot- roe of booze. The mans h1t was found floating ou Che water. but no oihcr trace could bo found of him. It Ia feared he feI overheard and drowned. The boat was found thfco mHcs thIa aUo Of TaEu Portage near Table Mountain. OBron I8 spoken of as good trapper and wo'l liked. Ho had been In Che country about fifteen ycara Ho was about 20 yoora oId H headquarters were at Core .ro.a. Dawson Nowg.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
DDS ON STEAMER WATSON

Nr ouo Kaf. wife of Che son ol the old Umo Kodiak merchant
 passed runr nt fou lha morning on board Che Watson She Wm rclurn- i'm. hom. from Ono ..a.e. whore a1c bad boon In a ma.arum since last Nas hu. wa. e1 far gone .hot Death be1t her i'm Che raca Her a.a.or-In- low was WIlh her at Che end. Tho body was taken from Che boat und brought .o Che undertaking par.or
 where It win be prepared for ah.n- mont 10 kod.aE.--lorlora Times.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
I.I SHAREHOLDER HEBE

u Edward F. roncE.u o. Now ru. was her. .he e.r.r part Of Che
 leaving for sneHHr on tda n.h Monday night for .he pure Ho.e 70. uunr h.IH and Yukon ". .ou..I.u .sH shareholder In Che 1'.. Juneau Gold Mining Come U... .u. .HH. her. uae shoWu over .H. mu and m're by General Nan- .e.r n. H. Bradley Dr. OonaN.n .H a great aim.r.r or Aa9EH having visited her. two ro1ra ago.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
HOPKINS COPS TROPHY

The tennis tournament which has been under way for Che past several weeks was completed Monday even- ing of this week when A. W. Hen ming and Ned Hopkins played tho final games which were won by the latter. Che scores being 6-4, 6-3 and C-2 Hopkins defeated Starr Sum day morning. leaving only himself and Honu.ng to play Tho tourna- mont was closely followed by tennis fans from start to finish.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
CHRIS HOUGER BURIED
 W EVERGREEN CEMETERY

Chris u0ugor, former foreman and late Superintendent of tho ThIueot Packing Company at Fm- ter bay who died at st. Ann hose piaI iaat Saturday. was buried We'd urday afternoon from Che C. w. Young undertaking parlors. Rev. G. e. Bruce conducting Che services.
 Mrs. Houear was not with her husband whom ho died. being on their fox farm near sItka. Ho waa brought hero from Fmtcr bay very m ou Thursday of last week. passing
 ray less than lS hours later Mrs. Houeor arrived from s.tka on Che Eobcth Monday morning.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
rrEtHEH .-- .--..L ---..

 II.OU .pr1hIeuH ol Adolescence. E J. hI.mmo. II.I0 -.ualhmauu e c Mitch cI swl nous.aH s.noo.a.
 Gmdo School Section II.n1 IdUr. E. o "on. 1I.lo sHm. Radn Mics Na ha rau stone sant asaaHu e.Ho0'.
 High School Section a.aU H.Heon and EIu.auon.' l I kI.umU s.I0 Round Tah.e Discussion.
 Gnde School Section -I0r. E O. a"on. ..IU Round Table U.u uu
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
sUrHERLAEDs CAME BILL
 NOT LIKED AT SITKA

M. .....I meeting o. Che s...a r.H d. Gam. club Che h.U lately Introduced m Congress by Delegate un Sutherland u. denounced by ... u.H. 70. m. following r.1.u- U0n
 uIr.I Tho. stEr FHh and Gam. ".H wish t0 nr..u. .n iHe Delegate Tn Congress from h.0..n Hon. Dan A Sutherland .H uHr- Ur.... .. u .No. IT. E. I.I|.I a ...rr nm A'a.I Gam. Comm.
 Hr nm m. ground. IHa. tHH n.I ..H. Tn IHI ruar from moro Tore u..HU control by .He r.d.n.a. |.e..r. and into nm over .m.Nrr Hr..u TO. or.... o. IIe Ho'oe.eaI Survey Am. lH.I .HH Club H opp. U II. any nov. which ..nI. .o .. m. control o. che Territory a
 .. rHur.. oul ol .no hand. bona H.. AI.E0n.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
IoUsEO1oaIsT COMPLETES WORK

NeI E stovons with Che Plant Industry branch of tho Department of Agriculture who was sent here from Washington recently to study entomology iu connection with strawberry and cranberry plants. re- turned south ou tho Princess Louise Tuaday morning after visiting uauc skasway and sitk1.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
JUNEAU LOSES ONE
 OF FABEsT DAUGHTERS

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 .. reception H.. hold n. Ha ..m. .H.r Tn. ....uruE MT. and .. r...... I. m r.. steamer ...m... .." hour. ."... 0n route II. ..r mn.. Hrm. In Denver
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 n... generally beloved and .....r mon. H.I. n.r.r '.. h'm.n Tn. ....I r..-. ... wa. ..0-. and .....nH.r Tn I.. u.... oI H. ..... e..I. Comm Hr.r rI tIH ..... ...r.. .r H0r NuI.E courteous n....r ... .n|..r.' H....l In mn wit. whom .U. ..u. in contact. Her n.-r.e. .o Nr. Mathew. H.mua.e0 . ..m.n.. which started two years ... whom ..e Oa.HI and to0.e.'. H. ship Surveyor ou which he. Ir.r.r. wa. .I.r and has sine. ... connected. W.. hero for oml .m. Hr Mathew. took HH a
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
COMPLETES grEA WORK

EH H.. 'HU"
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
STEAMERS DUE FROM SOUTH

The Pr.uo hioe win be hero oarIy ua evening and Che Queen ia due rl midnight The ncN. aou,h- bound steamer win he Che Admiral WuU1n u0E. Wednesday,
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26
B J. STEWART IN JUNEAU
 ON WAY T0 CALIFORNIA

H D stewart Na.a supervising rnarc.r ol Che Hmcu oI Mines and whose hom. l. u Juneau hut who has boon stationed a. Anchorage for .he pas. two month. or more. was around town WcHIueadar night while he Alameda was in nort he being .urer rhoarI on Che way to San Francisco. wH.-n Mn. Stewart and tHer Unr0a children hHre boon since carly In Che summer In laot it Ia now four children. as baby laush. Ger was recently Hidel io Che family and |. i. .r mH0. m. young lady Cha, Mr. stavar. i.H now on Che way south
 After Joining ma family in On. southern city MT. aleWHr. wIN rc mr.r tHmr .E Wo.. or two montm whom Ier win aI ro.Wm to Juneau for Che WHIor
 Mr. Stewart reports that mining ln Che westward ha. boon given quito m impetus ato.N especially gold mining and Chat number of prop- critics arc showing mp remarkably Wei. especially in Che Willow creek and ArEnureI districts Tho dcro' onmcu. o. coat a. HwIy iu Che i'm. .or.or Ia progressing rapidly. a HII- road spur from Che main Iuo to thl mnu hen. under construction
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26

CAPTAIN WHITNEY RECOVERING
 Captain George H Whitney, ma- r.uo Iupoolor. Is Improving from hIa recent I.noss Ho was down town taIa forenoon and spent @ short t.me lt bis office.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-26

Tho I. annual AIr.U I0loH.r Institute win he hold Iu kc.cHHn noEI u.. .0ur0u.nE ou IuoI.r. One lHII. and remaining i'm 'on .o and including Ir.lIE September Ia. Commissioner ol Education L ID Henderson. who arranged for One n.U.u.. o.ur.I eminent ciu0'.ou from Ono .ot.. nH Io..ur.r and o.H. eru.. Ia.n.r.I .hc uuiorahmE an- rome ne following program for m. four lalH .he institute VII. hc i'm
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-02-17
NOHAVE UNION HIGH
 CLOSES SUCCESSFUL
 BASKETBALL SEASON

Mohave County Union High Schoo closed it's Basket Ball season, last week when the boys returned from playing a series of games at Flag staff, Holbrook and Winslow. The results of the games are:
 Kingman 26-Flagstaff Normal 25. Kingman 29-Holbrook B.
 Kingman 20-Winslow 36.
 Basket Ball is strenuous game and it is not usually played on consec- utive days, but owing to long distanc- es between towns in the circuit it was necessary to arrange the sched- ule in that manner.
 The game at Holbrook was close. Hilty went out in the first five min utes with a sprained knee. Before the team work was evident again the score stood: Holbrook F, Kingman 7. In the second half Kingman re- duced the lead to points.
 The Winslow game was the real ex- hibition of basketball and the score does not truly represent the relative value of the teams. The fighting spirit that the boys showed in the games in Kingman was never more in evidence. It won the admiration of opponents and spectators. In the first half Kingman began the scoring but the grind was too much. The half ended with Winslow leading by a score of IS to 8. Kingman came back with fury and in the first five min utes scored ten points, tying the score and throwing big scare into Wins low. But there is limit to physical