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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-24
FORMER DAYS
 ARE RECALLED
News Files Iel Of Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Yau
 Ago This Week

Ne md uue Prank Hacl hai .ne me..'..
 A boy hahr Wu born .a Nr and Mrs John Richard. on Che -I0.
 w. W Holman went Io Wo.. m b0..Eeenor for Che Jm. aaWmII
 On lhe als. mercury o Ono #.aud mounted Io a0 i'm Che hal.
 city Treasurer r H. FoE and rumIm.. .ler Gr.uoo. WH. m..u. H unpleasant Tor dog oWuo tHe om.. collecting dog HE and tH. aucr .mnomiu d.uIuwu dogs o. .ou.
 Mrs. l. H Moore and d.ueh.u Hone returned from m extended N.It Io tuo EaH.
 Rcd Gr..n-. Wa. ou. uI.w h.n. mIU mp some Imo W.IH n 1r. .o1t
 \ program for July IIH WH ur ranged. wlh Hon. Ium. M aaoln as orator ol Ono day.
 Two new buck and wing imo.u had Iut been received n. omn .a saloon.
 Nn D L. Rood oI NauHU.d Or ..on had heu eue.s.I In teach One mex. term o. school .I Tr.dHe.l
 city Cu. John Henson r0n..I one ol lHo Raymond 0o.In.. and oE. n.o.eI n.H family from Port hHeo.o Wash. on nm carly hmL
 E w. Bradley consulting .n.n cor oI ua Tl.IHoI Company He .omn.u.oI by hI. WIl. arrived from san Francisco.
 Tho population o. uou..H Hr me reached I.-UH. Juae. Brown de- ro.I lha. aa'oon. should pay a q. .an.. ol EI.H''.
 Mrs. U.nI.r held One umn. U0Eo. iu n guitar rIe
 Co. John Moore auI "A K smith two old ..auIHl .I TIT. IH.I H.r. contemplating leaving for south trol
 A Slovenian entered Che TIHlH.N store looking for boot. IH..o Nm u.IeI him WHa. H. h. wore. w.I IH. Slovenian. Dan. .OH ! IhuE I0 W.N 0. Fou.
 m. N.N charged Chat. H..H Iu. ueu had counted .0 nwea" people m h.r e.H.u. sH. could show hH. I.IHI
 Dr. and Mrs. J n ocmo. o. San Francisco Nor. visiting Che .0r m.ra hra.Her M J. OUuH0.
 w. C Boyd declined .o UE' l" city assessor n0.r h.ue duly o....e. nr Che council
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-24
DOUCLRS ISLAND DEPARTMENT

Cor No Q Rising Sun Lode. sur No. Inf6I. whence U. s. L. M No bears S f5' Iaf 23r E. GG582f e.. thmco v. fG n1' y. 5Gh.f0 e. to Cor Mo- % identical uith Cor No Rising Sum Lodo. Sur. Mo- lOfG; thence E f1' OO' W EG03l ft to intersection s0ulhoriy end iiue "Bas- 0.uour No. ' uusurvcFud. whence 6W Cor 0. HHoiucur Mo- ! bears s. 1b lA W. 2Nl93 fl, thonce N. 45' 01' w. f31.GG it t0 Cor No. whmc. aW Cor Baso.ncur No. lUnuFogodI bCaU $. 2i. l5' E. I1H.HI lt. t1ouco & iG. Ob ". 1l5.G1 ft t0 intersection of westerly side line of Uns0.uour Mo- ! whence SW Cor uI Bla0.nour No. ! bears s. l5' OH' E GTT.G2 foct. thence 8. l6' UH w. 2gUG5 ll io Cor No. |; thence f5. 0O, E. 150O.0O e. to Cor No. !. Che place of beginnings Total nrcl of Golden West Lode lO.lbo acres Area in conflict with Baso- incur Mo- , Lode. unsurvcycd. 4i63 acres. Tho arca so ln conflict with Che Baa0.uclr Mo- ] Lode msurvey- cd. f.lf9 acros. Is excluded from this application Net area applied for I5.TI6 acrca
 Tho Golden West Lode Claim is bounded 0u Che North by unsurveyod Baa0nour Mo- lode claim and vacant ground, on Che East by Baso- incur No. ] Lode Claim (uusurvoy- ell and vacant ground; on Che South by Rising Sun Lode Claim. Sur. No. IOfG and unurYcyod laudi on tnc Wo. by unmryoyoi land.
 The latitude and longitude of U. 's. L N No. z are 57' 39' 30' N. and I8G' O6' w. respectively
 Amy and an persons claiming ad- voroIy Che above lode mining ground. or amy portion thereof are required to fllo thc.r adverse claims with Che Register 0f tho United States Land OIIce at Juneau, Alaska, within che period of publication or eight months thereafter or Doe barred by Che provisions of the statute.
 FRANK A. BOYLE. Register.
 Fir. publication June %, 1922.
 Last publication Aug. 2G, 1922.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-24
HOME ArTER LONG TRR

Imune horo One sch of May M.m t.ru Nu#Ul in company uilh Mr. and Nm hIhort F. Gootl mado Che trip .0 WhIohouo Iu iho muaI mm- nor and secured a lf-fooi skin fu- .on roUm and lhe.r outut to.a'Ing
 approximately I2OO pounds and from Iora no party loa.cd down Che mighty yukon for 500 miles A Circle cN tho G0el family repar .t.I from Miss Nu.o.h and continued uu Choir way Co Rampant where MT. Go... hu Iay ou some valuable
 ground After loW-day wmt Miss Nu.h continued ou hcr way by steamer to Fairbanks. from .horo by train fo soWarI whore she madc connections Wld t1o steamer Aa- meIa. returning io her homo here Monday night Of lhH wok
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-24
DOUGLAS RRANGES
 FOR trH cELEBRAIloA

40 m..Hne hold aI Monday U... n. m. ....or. oI Douglas a. ... ... U.U It uH decided ,o cole. H.... lH. |0ur.. r. July Tn Che usn.. m.ru. Thor. u.I b. u.I kinds o. .HH.r..H nHr.. and .eto-aI game. .. H...H.I .nI |. che contemplate. plan. for m. h.e dane. ma.ur.. i. r.U .. ....ur. r'I ta ....l IH.
 HH. IH. meeting W .H. election a M.l.. I.m. O.rH.o. . chairman and C'uI. H..s. ....... r.Hr T.. follow m. ..nmU. Ho.r uamoI
 hrune.-rH T G "rNI Em un.r T. m M...er lE.' hron .... Arm. sHuI.Ir cn.r. o.Ior bon. aur smith .u. F. Wc...arn. I...
 n... \. J. U.Iels Claude uH. I w NHwr ror M.a and N.. rI..r
 s.. "... n...rH.re l '" E.rrr ...I H.....ou Jo. WI ..m. H... u.... IT. w Irvine Wm I..mn r. T.. I Ue'cr.
 Hr.. t0Iuu. John I.. IT. u.N... w. r sm..H I.. |...m.. N IT. Daue.Uu .u N. ". -. 0... .". t..' Gray.
 U.u m"Hr. oI m. .Hoc .. " One ...U Inn.
 . H.... .....r. .. which .m. m. ..... ..nu..'.. H|. H'm. T
 ..... .""m.... W
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-24
IsLLNn FERs0NALs

Prank shaw returned to town ru.day from n rro.rcctnr trip.
 Martin GauHa.. who h.a haon at tending Whitman College al Wa..a WaH.. Wasr. ro.urael homo ol Ono Northwestern.
 rr. Gr s.ou. patrols "Iru, Hr.." -Lerf HanI land ee0. w sold candy al One saurdH evening show and served .HIco and e.Er .I ... Irn.e later.
 ch rarm.r va. nm leland ra Hor while UHc OmuE lw0r iuUn ua. .u ror.
 e..r. G..HaI lo.l' deputy IT. < marshall returned from .He e'H.o ur m. Ina. Nor.HWe
 Mr. and m. Jerry CaaHcn. accom-. panic. by .u..r daughters Belle and May returned homo ou lH. a.c1mo. Northwestern from Victoria. H. l. urer. lH.r wore eI'I.i by Ono ..cA. r. nI f May OuHcu The latte. has UrrraueHE recovered from ho. operation
 hlr. Murray who ha. boon l. m.rMne n. ror Io.. for e.N nr On. ..mr- Qu..u Mr. Murray Io.I.I ar.. .cou with plumbing Hl.ur... doors. windows and n11r hold um.Hue which ar. now c' route .o s.t..
 Johnson who ha. boon om rI0..I .. m. mn.H.re aUon n. Tread. ... for m. pas. year, I... WcIn ... n.r.. for CHI.HurH. whore h. n.. accepted a position n. m.. mechanic.
 Im cuu.n.. am odHm. ur.In n.. on I.. H.anl .H.
 r.. u.r. oI m. week .o. One 0r.. linn. i. ....I E... Mr. .nn.
 mi. ...n .mn'oIr. u. apnc ' LII. American Can D0mruEH Fa.h. ..r.. and i. making a visit t' .h. ..... .rr.H. n. Southeastern l....
 william Robinson. former r. InI ID. um.a. reme. on .H. E..n.|.n .... He.a I' .0o. H.... Interest. Hor. Mr. Robinson HH h..r Uunr m Seattle for Che n. ..... r..r
 n. nm. Nr William NIcr rc
 n. rHI.r from Dry Bay
 . u. nr. n..H for .Ho r. ... u..e. N.I. a m.'l curing oon  ..rr
 Word Inns boon received Ho-. o In. I|r.. .. . .0H.HoUu. .r. '' MT and rr- M NI.rnm n. e'II... Mrs Nuram was formerly t f.r..r.. Room. o. lHs rH.. IHN Inc. ..n. .HHI.
 rH. baby IrwhIr. o. Mr. Hn. rI.. Wm Spain 0. Ir.H.".. enter .I Tn. s. Ann hospital for r.n'men. .... wool.
 1T Johnson proprietor O. tH' I..I steam I.HrI. who n. boon rH.r. .H s.r Diego. Cal. N
 .H. ..m. on on. ID. .H. c'rH I.. IT. has been away about . mHHI.
 Tn. n...r n. Eastern Star had . n..Ur. a. initiation o" Iuo..' ..un. U. 0o... tune ....' H.r..
 Tn. H.. Scouts who wore I.n.e
 sentative. from onu.... .. ... ..n H.r. n.I n. An. Bay r.H'r. n.nlI ounr IHo.0 going Iron .. .... John Nr.r Noher. L.t" r..rI e.r.r nI Dough-. Gray
 Carl I...H.nr local .eH.... mad. In. ... trip Tn st.I .r.. week.
 Mr. and Nr IT E. Murray for mr r.I.rH o. uoue... ".r. f.I .- H... Wednesday evening "". .H. sn..... H.. m n'r. They ' n..r. m. .r" .. sI.H. "'... tne win vial. H. MT Murray. ano.. I.n.r H"...U
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-24
EXCITING BASEBALL
 PLAYED LAST NIGHT

Community rr.r.t WHH omrHn. n. Che mme ol baseball played on .ho uourn diamond ycIorday oton.nr between Ono homo and unaIea .e0mH Therc Wa bis crowd out and "rooUur In n Eood-na.urei WlF could ba heard from Marm.on Island l0 Che Barr
 The features o. One ume wore In Che number ol ankles wa.ncd. Mar- un GaIWas picking o foul iF oul of ho a.ure and Gone NccIohot a bauue bc pounding out ono for . home run and two for lWo-nasscr To kocn onea ny iu no1e.a. would mako Il necessary .o oN.enl Che city Im.u.
 Tho lineup and o1ro Wolc aa Io.-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-24
FREMEN BUMPED BY
 JUNEAU BALL TEAM

Tho Dough-. F.rcmen went down .o deIert In Che baseball eamo a.aeea I... sunIar In I..I .HlHr. hn'.n. by .Ha score or [ in H The game from One spectators F.oW was real .nI".- .uur as Che result wa. always .n Irub. wuI hud.rouH drive i'm ,H. Ir.. inning w..H two on and two HH. ..uef Che nmc mp for .ha Imon ..eeeauou Eron team hH taken n r.mc tra a.aa0u HuI when .l, Hn.I .'a.l laE. r'0.. during .H. Fourth It no doah. win he real in. --------
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-24
PROSPERITY STRIKES
 ARIZONA MINING TOWN

In rH.r tu tIH u.n.- from Hm lr.Hon.. c. r u...rH.rs for many r.r. a rn'u.I .mn.0r.. a' Che TuIweI Company
 "Hwu. n H# part U. tH. Southwest which HuH boon deHI . looruaI tor mur. .um roar !" now picking mp. Our .re.H which only n tow month. asn won. {" Iu... n. HruHI n. m..H.at ... now m.I Imitation nl HIH trmu. Now NHr. or HH...r mHu me HuHn mon who mFo 0o" uurn. ad-Iooau. .a.. for 'oaa um. u.. now .I m|o. TH. ... o. ..rMue H.. com. down and oN. cop. m. coat 70. Twin. which H .'I .I war 'oro.
 Commenting oH Ia. I.ne.H O. Um. II uE. ha n.H.r .n roach him. Mr. 0H.rbere m It H os..w. 'H ..HnI m.I or.... ho.H0m Juneau and ou..Io point. |. mol Eo. i'm good working or...
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-24
EAGLES PICNIC TOMORROW

tI mombera Of uoue'aH hcr.o No. III.. .F. q. E. and .ho.r families and u...hcmu also aI Eagles a, ju- menu and other no.ulH on tho chun- mol and Choir families win aho .nnnu. t0 Che end ol tHo Island Io- morrow for a h.yu picnic The Lone T.Hhumu hm been chartered for m. occasion and win loavo Juneau .I E.aU tomorrow morning. calling af Dough-. and Thauc Ihoro WIN ho mue and other accoor.oa lo a
 .Huur good Imo
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-24
uRPrD EVIDENCE

There Wa. O high old l'me among H. Indian. ou tHe heaeh ThuHaaF afternoon whom what WM supposed tn have boon homo brow flowed ...'s . .ro... tHr. II wa. aI gone whom number o. Che IoIIucH were .nE.n into custody and. H .HeIo W'. nothing Io oT. in evidence Che ..... u.rH UrHUH..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-24

Mrs. J. U. LaumeIh who. acc1m- mu..I by n.r Utuo daughter Ruth. wont oH..Io two months ago and m" Hnee hem Y.H.uue relatives in sHfIe and attending Che Grand LoI.. ID. HeueaHs at Olympia aa delegate from One Northern LiFh, IoI.e oI tu. n'ace. win bc homo on .H. T...rnn. due tomorrow.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-24
DOUGLAS CHURCHES
St. Luke's Church , .rHc. tomorrow
Congregational Churc

Congregations. Church Row. G. G Hruoe of Juno win hold .... Che Congregations. church nt a..0 D. m.
 Douglas Catholic Church Jun. a TmI Sunday after u.H...0..
 ro accommodate Che members o. m. congregation who wish Co take part in .He excursion ou Che Alma or um. other out.ue th.0 Sunday .u.. win be hor,cr and earlier Ttl .. mn Nu" md bonea.otion .I One Blessed Sacrament
 Comic ion. win bc heard from r..0 .0 I.fI.
 No ...u.u. service.
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NOTICE

Bids win bc received until July !. 1922 for painting thc Douglas School Hmd.ue Specifications may h. had from L W. khum c'oN Board reserve. right i1 reject amy or I h.I.
 u0uoLA sscH00L BOARD
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Department of the Interior

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
 Juneau. Alaska. May 27 1929. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that OIa K. Johausu of H00nah, Alaska. has submitted uuaI thrcoyclr proof i'm mnnor. of his homestead entry on May !. 1922. for lands embraced aorIm 0fsT1 made at Juneau. Alaska. in United States Survey No. l390. situated 0n Che ". and w. shore of swansona Uarb0r Lynn Canal Ter. r't0rv of Alaska. lu latitude 5s l5' ". and longitude 135 0G w. and moro particularly described as fol-. loWs
 Commencing at corner No. l M C. 0u che line of SwansonH Hrrbor. whence UsLN No. 1890 bears s. IGa 3O' E 2f6S chs. and w. C. bears N. 0.9O chs. running thence N. 20 chs. f0 cor. uor No. %. thence w. f9.33 chs. to corner Mo- % thence s 29.1o chs t0 corner NO {, M. c. on tle Iino of ordinary high tide of Swanson HWh0r, thence mean- dcrue CD s. Ss 00' F. l.a0 cHr l2l N. G3a 15' E. GOO chs; igI S. 4fs 83 E 3.60 cha; l) s. a 80' E. 2.20 chs; O5J W. ffa aO' E G.2O chs., co s h0 a0' E. $40 chs.t l1l N il' l5' j.. BOO chs: lSl w. G6. i5' w. 510 cha: l9l N. l' 12' D. 4.32 chr to corner No ]. Che place Of beginning containing an area of I6I2 acrcs; variation a- ao' FRANK A. BOYLE,
 Register. First publication June 8. Last publication Aug. b.
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Summary Two n.. NI. & r'n.r Homo rna Noc'o.N.E Anderson. Le.. on bases Una.u b. Douglas 8 Double 1.W n Ga..wW to mr.cr HrHe on balls by Brown I Swanson s.ruo. ouU by eWHn- son v. Brown Hl by pitcher by Swanson I. Passed ball. Mma.ac 9 s.o'ou h.ae. uua'sa - Douglas l rmn.ra Lieut.. uIne.r Imc o. elmn I..'.
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DEPARuEET OF THE INTERIOR
 U s Land OGo at Juneau Alaska

U S Land Odo at Juneau Alaska
 June 10. 1922 Notice .s hereby given lha. Horace Lmtcr Rink. of n0ue.as Alaska. who. on Iuuc 10. 1922. made Home s.cad En0y No. 013ls. for 8WiI sWH NWH &c., 8, Ei 6gH sEh NEH. Section {. Township l0 soufh. Muec 1a Elst Copper River Mor- Id.au. ha. nloI notice of Intention lo make final throo year proof to os- nbueh c.n.m l0 .ho land above de- enbed. before n. H Do.amalor Che United states Comm.a .0ner Hoonah. Almaa. on One 29th day Of Juiy 1922.
 Claimant names aa WIIucsos. A. L. Parker of H00uah Alaska; Albert Parker. ol Ioouah Alaska; William White. 0l Hoonoh. Alaska Harry Uall O. Hoouah Alaska
 FRANK 4. BOYLE
 Register Fut pub. June l7
 Last pub July a2.
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RISING SUN LODE Survey IUff

Beginning at Cor Mo- ] 0dcnuclI uh Cor Mo- of Over-thc-Hiu LoI. Claim Survey l0ffl; whence T. E. L. M N0. z bolr $. f2 5O' afs E. rIHHOI f. distant. thence N la lI w. If9T.NI ft. fo Cor No. D. thence N. ff. UN' r.. 5tG.aU It. Go Cor No 8. tbonce S. 5l 2E E. I5UU.uu I. fa Cor Mo- | identical wIIh Cor No. @ Oror-.ho-liHI Loie, naucr s fG nh w. 6n0.nN q. to Cor No. tHc place of beginning hraa of Rising Sun Lode -O.0ld aorn No. ma applied for -O.0i3 n.re. This claim .a bounded 0n Che north by UIe Golden Wc. Lode CIaIm sur Ifla and msurvoyel Waur Sun No. 8, on Che El.t by Rising Sum N0. 9. uuuoyei. and Orr-.homU. sur No IUlit 0u thc South by Oror-thcHiI Sur No I0i1 and Rising Sum Lode Claim Mo- 9 mmuvod. and ou Che West by Rising Sum No. unsuryeFod and Golden Yves. .sur No. lila.
 GOLDEN WEST LODE
 Survey Il53
 Bog at Cor No. identical wItl
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The LaII. L..H. hold .H..r r.. u.r silver I.. in .Io League r0'n of tn. church ou Im.N '.'.H00H
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-24
sITKA HOT SPRINGS

VHt pr T. L. Coddarda famous smItaHum where ihoro Is ovcry comfort Rata f3 por day and up. The watora of Che s.tn Hot spr.nw arc Hio-eiyIug and hoaith-presory.ng
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Department of Interior U. & Land Office Juneau. Alaska
 Serial N1. 05fGS
FIut pub Juno 17 Last pub July &

HNN| N'. .'...
 NOTICE Is HEREBY EVEN that John IT, Cobb. who's. ptH oI.eo ad- dress .H Jmou Alaska. Iu behalf of himself and aH Trustee for John TpDcIa. co-ouuer and Iu behalf of h.H c0.ouuer. Arthur O0ehc haH l'od an application for patent pursuant to Chapter 6 of rIUc 32 of .ho Ra- r.sof Statutes 0l Che United States for ihos. two certain lode mining claims called Che Rising Sun and Go.iu Wet Lode C'a.ma situated about a mile from Che town Of Ch.ch- aeoI ou Ch.chne0I Island Alaska. and designated by Che no'd notes and official uIuu ou uIc iu thIH 0lico aa U. & Mineral Surveys Nos l0fG and Ifl1 respectively. said claims being moro particularly described ae lo- lows. f0-WI. lNaucfIe variation being 80. al' El:
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R,ad Che s.ro.lera Weekly
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Northern Light Bebetah Lodge No [ Mech. .. o.. Fellows HaI ree1Hl ... oH.. Thursdays ro" ... cordially Invite.
 MARY UAHN. N. G.
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. .r.." evening -. s r..e.. Tn ....- han .n ra.rl street. |ur H...H.r welcome.
 U.HNN .INEs w |
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First publication Juno 8. Last publication Aug b.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-01
Fancy Striped Slip-Ons S1.95

The right garment for carc- tree summer wear, smart looking, and good for all out
 doors. r..
New Britain herald., 1922-05-01

hing expenses until the bill is dis. posed of. All l want is to have you do what you would do to any reputa- ble business man who came to you with a contract running into the millions of dollars-to give me credit for that machinery. Come in with me on it, and we'll forget the rest, Stay ont--and fight"
 For long moment, kibane Wor- thington paced the floor. Then, at last, he looked up
 'All right
 CHAPTER XIV
 II was grinning Barry Houston who leaped from the train at Taber- nacle a week later and ran open-arm- ed through the snow toward the wait ing Ba'tiste.
 You got my telegram?" He asked 1t almost breathlessly.
 "Ah, oui oui, oui, oui Sacre. and you are the wizard."
 A moment he surged with another
New Britain herald., 1922-05-01

idea. But. now, Ba'teese have eet!
 He shall go to Medaine He shall tell
 her to write to the district attorney
 of Boston-that he will tell her.
 It was part of my agreement, Ba'- tiste, that he be forced to make no statements regarding my innocense j"
 Slowly Ba'tiste nodded and slapped
 the reins on the back of the horse
 "Ba'teese will not see Medaine," !"
 came at last, and they went on. l Again the waiting game.
 A month went by, to bring with it
 the bill of lading which told that the
 machinery was at last of it's way. March, and a few warm days. which melted the SHOWS only that they might crust again. Back and forth | traveled the bobsled to Tabernacle only to meet with disappointment. I've wired the agent at Denver three times about that stuff," said the Tabernacle telegrapher and general supervisor of freight. Hes told me that he'd let me know as soon as it got in"
 A week more, and winter had re- turned for last fling They tried the bobsled. Ba'tiste and Houston, only to give it up. The horses fioundered and powed about in vain efforts at locomotion, at last to plunge in the terror of a bottomless road.
 "Eet is no use." came finally. The horse, he can not pull. We must make the trip on the snowshoe."
 They turned back to the bunk house to emerge a few moments later-bent, padded form, fighting clumsily against the sweep of the storm. Ghosts they became almost immediately, snow covered things that hardly could be dlscerned few feet away, one hand | of each holding tight to the stout cord !! which led from waist belt to waist belt, their only insurance against be- parted from each other in the bind- ing swirl of winter.
 The features of the agent as he stared up from the rattling key, | were not conducive to relief
 Your stuff's on the way, if that's any news to you,' came with a wor- ried laugh. Tt left Denver this morn- ing behind Number Eight Eight isn't past Tollifer yet"
 Not past Tollifer?" Houston stared anNiously. Why, it should be at the top of the range by now"
 Good reason. They're getting the snow worse than here. Denver re- ported ten inches at eleven o'clock and it's fifteen miles from the range"
 He ratted and banged at the key ror a long moment, cursing softly. only the dead "cluck" of grounded inc answered him.
 'Thnigs are going to get bad in his country if this keeps up," came 1t last. There ain't any too great , stock of food"
 At last. the wire opened again, and he operator went once more to his lesk.
 He bent over the key. His face vent white-tense.
 "God"
 Whats wrong?" The two men were slose beside him now.
 Number one-eleven's kicked over E h chill. They're wiring Denver, from ,restline. The second blows up there the snoWshed with the crew. One f ems dead. The others-wait a minute, I have to piece it together"
 A silence, except for the rattling I the key, broken, jagged, a clat- ering voice of the distance faint in he roar and whine of the storm, vet enetrating as it carried the news of far-away world-a world where the lree waiting men knew that all had z lrned to white hell of wintry fury.
 (COntinued fin Our Nexf Icc,,oN
New Britain herald., 1922-05-01
(Continued in Our Next Issue)

A twelfth of a second is estimated to be the time required for the hu- man mind to conceive single thought.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-01
SECOND FLOOR
WOmen's House Dresses S1.OO

An immense assortment of wonderful handsome House Dresses of chambrays and ginahams; a most compelling bargain offcring-4loH't miss it!
 Corsets S1.0O
 Odds of k and G, ThOm- son glove fitting and C-B COrSetS in various wanted models; choice tomorrow at way below their actual worth
New Britain herald., 1922-05-01
SECOND FLOOR
Women's White
 lnderSkirtS 49c

Fine quality white muslin with embroidered founCe. We'll made and very service able.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-01
Sweaters S2.95

Actual regular value $3.95. Just 200 of them in the lot. The popular tuxedo style in ' all the much wanted shades.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-01

For tomorrow Only--A skirt value that defies any "bargain" comparison any where. A good assortInent- 'tis wise to come carly!
Arizona republican., 1922-05-09
There Is Health
In Goat Milk
By DR.. c. P. DeLangIe

Gradually the goat is making its way as the
dairy animal Of the family many daries are in full
operations herd of many thousands is kept for the
purpose Of putting the milk in condensed form on
the market and it can be had in most every drug
store in the United States. Sanitariums are not
complete nowadays without goats milk The medi-
cal profession has come to recognize the great
value of goat milk, not only the best food
in general but invaluable agent in case of mall
nutrition malassimilation in babies it has been
the factor OF last resort. saving hves/when other
food medicinal help had failed
It is Invaluable in anaemia and tuberculosis or
wasting disease; invalids live on it for years
It has relieved or cured such diseases as brights
disease, locomotor attaxa, many forms of paralysis
rheumatism, insomnia and nervous disorders, and
host of other troubles too numerous to mention;
suffice to say that it is boon to nvalids, feeble
as well siekly persons of all ages bringing relief
and health oftentimes where medicine and the best
of medical skill have ceased their usefulness.