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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
FLYING BOAT
To PASS HERE
BIG SIX PASSENGER CRAFT
LEAVES NEW YORK ON 1000
MILE JOURNEY TO SOUTH
AND BACK.
Key West, Havana, St Louis and Puts
burgh Among Points on Long
Schedule OF Aerial Boat.

New York. March y (spHl With
1000 miles ahead OF Il, an a"ro-marin'
navy six passenger flying boat with
three men on board. took of yesterday
morning on the Hudson River on
E!ghty-Srcond street.
p. Ewing Easter. head Of the Easter
Always OF Baltimore. pilotcd the boa,
and Charles +. Haynes. engineer ara
LYMAN I. Collins. passenger traiti" mIn-
acer, went along rs passengers. Mr..
Easter plans 10 ~ IN his new SH'N
which ne purchased here, down THE A.
lartic coast 70 Key West. theme" :"
Havana. from there 70 New Orleans. .
the Mississippi to 81. Louis. along tn
Ohio River 70 Pittsburgh. then back and
up the Mississippi TO the great taxes
and down the Hudson To New York, e
ing thence 20 baltimore. On the way
. the flying boat will carry passengers
a, the various cities K passes.
No attempt was 20 b" made for spec"
on the TIP. The first stop ma,ir was ut
me aeromariUc plant At keypor;. y J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
CHAUNCEY PARSONS
TO SING AT THOMSON

Chauncey Parsons we'll known te"""
OF Pittsburgh. and Miss Corina Fried
riCks, organist At Thomson NJ =.
church. will give II Joint recital IT
Thomson church. corner Ohio AMI
broadway streets. April 18th. The con-
cert will he under the auspices of the
Thomson choir.
Mr. Parsons has appeared in this city
on numerous other occasions and has
always highly pleased th"S" in attend
ance with his wonderfully developed
voice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18

warwood citizens pay more tor soap
each yeur than Z woU.d cost them :"r
water II the two mIi:oa d,",Ir h"nt
.SSuo for a duration plant S"'S ihr"u-h
according to city Manage: Charles II.
D0wler.
A demonstration ny the city manage
proved that II takes for bars Of soap
TO make q certain amount ut soap Su"H
U>lnS the water in Warword. TO one bar
nr soap with Whecl:ug's present water.
The water in Warwoul IS Aue,' said
"ity Manager Bowler. "bu, K Is too
hard. requiring about four tines az
much SOAP as IL should. There IS also
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
ZANE STREET CHURCH PLANS
SUNDAY MEETING FOR MEN
LITTLE NOT GUILTY

After celebrating since Thursday
afternoon. the jury in criminal court
trying tho case Of Robert "Boho" Little
returned a verdict yesterday afternoon
OF not guilty.
Little was indicted by grand jury
for taking girl into house OF rFoSt-
tuition. FIe WAS represented by Attorney
Fred L. Maury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
EYANGELIST HALL TO ADDRESS
MASS GATHERING AT CO.
MoNIAr. THEATRE
TONIGHT VIII Be .soosear Night'-Ser-
mon Last Night on "rhe Young
Mans Rlundsr"

Tho Young Mans Blunder was
che theme os DR.. W. w. Halls appeal
ing message last night 10 an attentive
audience In the Zane Street NJ. b.
church. The setting was found IN the
story OF tho rich young ruler who came
- Christ 10 learn OF the way salvation
His remarks showed that he was an
unusually religious and exemplary char
acter. the speaker pointed OUT but the
Masters charge TO him was. ''One thing
thou lackest." That one thing was
surrendering himself 70 Jesus as saw
soar from SIM" commented Rov. Hall,
Special attention was called TO tae
service tonight. which IA Booster
Night" The boys and girls who have
been under Prof. Loes' training toy
three days viii give free concert to
u:Sht In the church. and crowded
house always greets the youngsters on
this event. There will be three bands.
Booster band. Kazoo band. and the fam
GAS Kitchen band; 1880 IS the time Tor
the program TO commence. and the pub
lie are urged TO come early to secure
good seats, Or. Hall will make short
address At tho close OF the entertain
meat.
Sunday Mems Meeting
A great meeting for men only has
.,r,!, PLANNED for Sunday afternoon at
ESQ IN the Colonial theatre. The evan
-.c.tSt Will deliver his famous lecture.
Who Is tho Strongest Man. This Is
u discourse that has received warm
praise wherever given and Helped taou-
nandS OF men. Good music Will he Of
:cy, d by the Loes singers. 4 n'aie cAorus
and a male quartette.
Continuing tho sermon. pr. Hall spoke
mo n
10. ,ark. lie did not lack belief IN God.
morality. religious fervor, or deep
Thought. Thesce qualities were admit
;al 10 be quite desirable hut not suth-
,.en: 20 save Ms soul What did he
.l,&c" asked tho preacher. He lacked
Willingness to confess tho insufllciea"y
- his religion 20 save E!m." II was
uiso declared tina: ne feared the wrath
%: 10 Phar,sees. who doubtless would
..,. p! ToIt " the synagogue and ostra-
- him. Evangelist Hail said that
.u"., werH many people Ike this young
49,. who depended upon their religious
0..:.:;!eS fNr salvation and feared 20
,r.,Ec a confession o! their lost condi-
r.,n Tor fear Of the critical world.
Suaa2y morning the regular Sunday
school and church sessions VIII he he'd.
Or Hail preaching IN tho morning" y
~r,,,-d attendance IS expected at the
H:-ac gathering.
Tho Modern Dance"
Next Tuesday r!gat DR.. Hall Will CIV"
AS vsry popular address. The Carnival
ot n. or the Modern Dance THIS
.Nr:1on always attracts a capacity house
and. after tho omission OF service
Monday night, * - expected that the
,.&"-ch will again be crowded 70 near
MAJ the evangelist has 20 say on TINS
:ateresiIng theme.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
SOAP COSTS VARWO0DER5 MORE
THAN FILTERED WATER WOULD

a heavy coating in the pipes as re-
sui, OF this watc~. \ chemical teSI
shows i points :or Whc"lnEs water
tBhi" rivcr} compared 10 IS points Tor
Warwoods water. which goes To prove
tn:,, four tines as muEh soap must oo
used
The citizens OF Warwnod are nov
paving about IS cents for thousand
gallons vi water and with tho h!trat'"n
system In Wheeling II would only cost
chem about - cents per thousand ga
Ions. Not only Will il Il" y saving In
this way. hu; they will not have that
hard water and trouble with the mains,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
IS. SIS. Makes Skin Clear and
Beautiful Your Body Plump!
Amazing Results from increase of
Blood Cells! S. S. S. a Remarkable
Blood-Cell Builder. E.

Do you know that your loss OF flesh
Is duo almost entirely TO the small
number OF blcod-cells IN your blood?
Do you know that YOU can build up
your whole body. from your face to
your feet, to tho normal. natural.
beautiful plunpncss which II should
have. by using the great blood-cen
builder. S. S. s.? You don't have to
change your diet. or figure out the
Euess-work theories about fats In
foods, or use new lad treatments. or
anything Of the kind. Take :. S. =.
Your skin will clear up remarkably.
your complexion viii he like rose
petal, your lips ruddy, your eyes clear.
ir neck and cheeks will Ill out
Also s. s. s. being one OF the most
powerful Ood-Cleanscrs, your skin
eruptions. pinplcs. blotches. black
heads. acne. disappear. Just try u.
you'll see. :. :. s. is sold nj all drug
stores, In two sizes. The larger size.
10 the moro economical
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
WORKMEN PRESENT
fine STATEMENT
FRArERNAL AND BENEFICIAL So
GETTY GIVING SOUND AND
CONSERVATIVE INSURANCE

r, ..j,,..s j...r, III, Apr,,n, Order
49,, I.,i,.d v,,rl,r,o, ~. No., Virginia.
ohio and MARY land presents is sIl"U-
did record 9" achievement. Found
October -. 1868 az MradvIlr. PENN
sylver:ia. this ,rutr:uIl nui beneficial
xoc.,ty LyS haI IN unhruk"n record OF
s,lrrrsS l. i1S,IrrS tho lives Of is
members ~ various amounts FROM $50"
"a S.. 0ON. is operations h,tng ,undu"'""
~ a system # local lodges scattered
throush"u III" states.
The eoc!.,y ins,,,cs ou two I,inr- TIA"
love, ro,c ooi Tho l.nlited paynrnt
TIL. lowell rata r'1n r~uyidrs for IN uu-
cb.,gr,- r,,r ,r-ourhur, tn. life az
tho n,rr,h.r Tia. I.rirrd raymrn, r'ru
provides for tn. rarurru, .: all a~S"s>-
mcnts in ~. - or - years after which
period tho ccrtiti'lt" j. paid M for liz"
and the member is l.allc for l"dg' dues
only.
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ar,u.,r, va ,hr ,r,xjr,u1 number
49,. - ,.,.iol :, ,r. on, wear Is
80 49, 20" ,.,,,,,... =. ,hn rd,, - T., ,nr
l"e o"s''.',l c;,,a,,, ,J a,.srv
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49, .,o,,.o [u,d hold
80 ,o,,hcre
''' '"'
The Ancient ''r"'r OF NV"
men * tho "iNrSt lraI''"di '''c" -
ORGANIZATION IN IN" N'''" STATES -
plan Of Assessments mas "r'N"'.',T ,i,
under the counsel an" "uN' '' ~ -Nl' ,.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18

street, which would be r big th,nan
the way Of eliminating congesronn
the main thoroughfare. The rally
officials will confer again on tho
ou,st Of the city manager and anots
meeting will be held early next week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
RIVER TELE0EAMs.

Dal;s Island Dan-61.1 feet, fallina
clear.
Oil City-.5 feet. falling: clear.
Warren-4 feet. falling: cloudy.
Internationally feet falling; clear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
WANT CITY RAILWAY TRACKS
REMOVED FROM MARKET STREET

Dowler. Tor This purpose.
The city manager asked the officials
II there was way 10 eliminate the
tracks 81 the City Railway on Market
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-18
WhataGoodSlogan
Maybe

1t may be expressive of our growth. our eAcep
tional values or our liberal and confidential creoh
accommodations.
II may refer to the com pietrness OF our stock
or 10 our courteous service To customers.
IL should be 4 short punchy phrase. preferably
not over five or six words.
|, should be made up Of words in common use
and n phrase that will I've easy to remember and 70
adopt as a permanent slogan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-25


|SsSM ys were made and soldin 1916.
|RV E1M No cut.and.dried story
kav&M could possibly account for
their position Of command
today-earned in short six years.
1t mostly comes down to the car.
owner as an out and out human being.
Forget him as a mere tire customer
and consider him as a personality.
With an Unborn instinct for quality.
With a pride in demonstrating his
quality beliefs.
How many tire manufacturers,
would you say, have even guessed that
American car.owners were shifting SO
fast to better tires?
\ u y
Certainly u. S. Royal Cords have
proven this fundamental thing
For every low.grade tire made there
is arising some motorist with fine,
human Indifference for it.
He and his kind have become out
and out loyalists Of Royal Cord Tires
as representing the highest expires.
sion Of their demands.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-25
DID YOU SEE IT? WHY NOT?
HAS A PLOT 'N'EVERYTHING
Benefit Play. With Jack Whiting,
Opens In Little Theatre

| What? You haven't seen why
Not?' You amt seen nothin'. and YOU
dam. ,,,,,, o.i,,,,.,,
"'m N"'" no'''"'
That's what member of the cast
' had to say rs part of her lines in "Why
Not. 1000, wbich o,orod las, ni,ht
:. 49, I,.., M, 'p,"@" '"'' ",e"'
ur .ne Ll'ie l theatrr. Ana rs thc snow
prIsressea, the audience priicvcd hrr.
"egt Mno Spoke thc words OF Wisdoni;
and the fact that she was there had
innch 10 90 with the success OF the eve.
li'Hs. uer @ tWo brg songs, ~ want
y NAN ana me Iown Oh ERE WIN
ScaHdai' were TWO OF the hlts OF the
snow.
~ !ach Nhltins' OF course; VINO
Meil ~ tntIe Wereh any JaCK "n,l!nE
mere Wouldn DC any Mhy N1t.
ne SINGS ana ne uahces' anu III ms ias.
song; Take 1t or Leave 1t to Me- lie
MS MS auuience WIN hois! o'ish';:, ~,
mere Is so,ictnihs OF plot. Inc
h'roin'' Pia!'ii ny MAR! IrheS,''c o'c'
man, is tnr acputnhtr daugh'"r o' IN
".u Lhliadr'pn'a ,!uaker lah'iIS. Mno
mrc Sho,h". NJ thclr u'riins s'h'l."r
ny ~ 'h' I'I'' pr''',r no"'r. grow
NIlh'r every n"ur. ~ h'' '"fE "i'
'ac'!'ci!h rrc'l,' 10 ,a'n' hcn U! W.
coming wider man sIr IS. ihe ur..
nerate pan Works ana tne ueoutan.e
snoMs her rrlorI'ut'"n ny SuninS h'I
parrn's anu pr9'icr rom rn"a ~ i
.Tpusn cnie. ms ,';. ori.s "ctTT.''';sn'u ,T
rne ",nrr.cS 'a'h ,''''ne '"a' !" "
say; JACK i.ntnerlord. c., o,o .
,,.n,r, nrs, ilarr.sun ,r i; III uaher "iu" Iid d
'nt'ns ..;.s i..no @ H' ;,h' ,"hu,' "nu uu .In H.,
;;,rstnt'nc 'hns" VIII ,,, nnrr,ms ae
.mu.t'si WIZ un,I'eu I'M na,inr 49,, ue
,i,unh,. huS" Nv "n' ,tnuowoo & ""' b.. "'S"r" ,n"
ioor nr".s"Uut WooLa luz prn ,.hn o hhii,i,, mu
.Tnaa' emaii,. .m' ,.dm hc, "n onJ norid ri
la ni"', ,,.h wa ,i . ",,N a,',o ~ IN
lie rS US''' Tiio Ii'S nwl u,rJ omhn meal ",1
rm,n,n,, To iJ,,r,im. o,,t NJ 'I,ya ~ ,;r.,
.ioht r. tbn nc.ress WINS - deIigh, ~
co. ,rd bis "eIiow rio wi,h roL .ro,.
,ro. 90 ;ar ''
VI, ''iI IIoro, r croo,rool ,ros
rharmir, singing = song ohnnt n e,m'.
,,Io,. onJ Iotnn ioojin" on n,,ron,i,.o
r",,sn,mnr @ "rnrr. ns - now"hny TtLcI
Francs the drnmrc Duokcr mnthor " hn
..wcnt wild - AMI Maurice Du Nnr,is
.,s wnIl os Tho ..ononvmous" nn,uto b,r
in tho vepotublc chorus. added 70 iho
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-25
Today's Programs
Philadelphia Station WFD
IStra wbridge & CIothicr)

1:ls r. M.--Latc news items from PUBLIC
LEDGER.
3:3C---Address by Miss Violet Oakley. the
famous mura! painter.
3i5--''An Hour With American Poe.s
and Conpus.rs'' presented hy tho I,tcra,,ro
and Art Committee Of the Phi omusan club
Mrs. N Graham Trll Ghairmanj;. THIS
I.umms smith. Song by Mrs S'anle% Al
dicks Readings by Alec T.. Bennett Violin
500, John r. Richardson. Readings by Mrs
i'harl"s 7 Purnel. SONG by Mrs Stanley
Ad1lrks. Readings by J"ann"t'o T. DroomelI
Viulil solo John r. Richardson.
:. ~ L.. 4 FL snlaLI srur.a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-25
Philadelphia station WIpD
Gimbei BrUtliers)

lno II. M.--Announccments
l45 p. M.-Sele"tons. Gimbpl Orchestra
I:55 p. M,-rapo solo. RAYMOND stecn
2:35-Barltone solo. Char'es y. Long.
9io-Tenor SOLO, George Morgan.
2:+6--RaritOne SOLO, Cha rlcs j. Long
2:5O-Several selections on pa! cg-plano
3:00-,Gene, Lord. The Singing Organ.
Tod *ountryw,de Gral barehall scores,
, Tlhm.Chcle Wips' bedtime stories for
7:?O-"Uncle WIZ will read of the chill.
Gren's names who write TO him.
J:3O--Short recital Csonr and readInr.,.
b. Mary stocker IcKirstry. cortraito. and
m@sis6e' G. Sm!a O. 9rTimn and yScom
Waters Of Minnetopka . LicurancG: o, - duet let
Whispering Hope" IRwlhorne; t. humor-
0"s s'TF" EScd fFa rnd9s5 Fl5usb
dress on Public Hoalth."
,sot, S;i5-ReGifai RGi eX s,orn1 EIa Wymsn VIE,
roaccasted for the Little Theatre audi.
ence. e.
Newark. n. j.. station CWJZ)
CWestinghouse)
100 p, M---,"Man in the Moon" s,orie.
for children (c) copyright Newark Sunday
7;so P, M,-",Devclopment of Port Of New
9, IT,. outerpridse, chairman, the Port OF
New York Authority, established by com.
New Jersey,
= to 1915 y. M,--Concert by the Vest
the direction of Louis Morre,l.
PITTSBURGH STATION KDKA
tWcstinghOuse)
3,3n p. NJ, and at fifteen minute inter
walls sthereafter--Baseball scores.
OO--Ba sebal scores
;:3O-''rhc Leak in the Dixie" bedtime
story for the children.
7A5-Government market reports, and a
rcport Of the New York Stock Exchange.
kOO--Basebalt scores. 80
Weakly talk on dress.
s6sls ieI As Movies aaa vssrsa." b., ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-25

Mcbride. Mcbride instructor Of the Pittsburgh Coli
Lcpi. Is: Mansy. University Of Pitt.Syursh. y R
| s:ao-,Mus. program by the Instrumental
sarns FsSsrc y'an Sesr S,sns 1ter
Edsar, Thompson Works, Glee Chorus: Mr..
LLOYD asSoSanss; Sn S0mpaPis' E. II. Iosd . director
soIsss. ssstop; T,rdws a. saor. Sis Ghoru g. The
nIsi Jsly sarsi = rfse 1S5 kSn9is sSnGr
snss 4o S"E q % the ..Isr GsrS
Stii.,", q! Honey Il You Only knew" :
pohSSSh e hiSyd; tsnSF rssd.r S'le:tes. lanes
Butcher" chariss b. Price. I tenor: ' 8 'tnSY 'tnaSY
Lullaby IL. Land and Medley. .iS, some Blessed
g.; ,si; 70, Spring. Awakenins:" ias,rumssta
Ask te % H2sh" rsf1asS sHass the a Ssh Go
quartet.
SCHENECTADY STATION (wGO
General Electric Company
p. NJ. eastern time>--stock and marh,t
Musical Program
.r1 ~ 3,-r: rSs, M"Rsys,ls @ E. Bnsles Mr. Glar
euEh. eornet; Edward Smith. ess ssxophcnc; %
Hs5FS Esv FT%Sj% %SS,S .o SioiS: y Gs!tiss eiS5o:
Heading rhis Msn. Arm ARMY. r'"fi Harold aHG'"; Ca
rcy. Indian Summer" lFox TroU. over.
seas Orchestra. Address on Veterans Noun.
tain Camp, BenJann G. Bowe. first vice
commander Schenectady Post. No. 81. Amer.
ican Legion. Down Yonder." Syncoput-d
-Four: Messrs. Gray. first tenor; MaRili. sec.
ond tenor: Melber. baritone; Dilenbeck bass:
accompanlst. Chauncey Gray. Jamie.
Dear soprano SOLO Miss Thomas. Down
south piano solo Mr.. Gray. THE Amer
leans Come" readnG. Miss Ann Brucker:
iano accompa niment by Miss Mabel Nc.
Grath. Buddy of Mine" tenor SOLO Ed
ward Travers. ''Where Poppcs Grow" cor
net solo. Mr. G-oenough. Plantation I.ul-
Me By Wireless" Wireless GFox Trot,, % overseas Or
r..es;ra. When the Harvest Moon Is shin
ms" male quartet. "raps." Busler Car
ence Grecnough.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-24
KIRKs COVER MUCH
 OUTSIDE TERRITORY
Delegates to Grand Lodge at Olympia Visit Southern and Rocky
 Mountain States

w. B Kirk treasurer of tho But Naur0 Drug Company of this placc. accompanied by Mrs. Kirk. re- turned on Che Spokane Wednesday from an enjoyable but busy trip Co Che outside
 Mr. and Mrs. Kirk both went out as delegates to Che Grand Lodge ot odd Fellows which convened at Olympia. Wash. three weeks ago. Che former t0 tbc Subordinate. Che latter lo hc Robokah Grand Lodges As they went out a month before the convention. thcy wont on Co Caliior- mia. Arizona. New Mexico and Utah. travelling a part Of Che time by train and a part by autos but covering in an over 1000 miles after reaching Seattle
 The Kirks both enjoyed thcir va- cation while travelling as we'll as Che time spent at the Grand Lodge sos- sions when Olympia was taxed to her utmost capacity Co entertain tho nearly three thousand delegates present
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-24
STAMPEDE JOHN"
 INTERVIEWS BEAR
OIdime Prospeotor Has Exciting Bout With Bmin on Head
 waters of Georgia River

Wth ono side of his Iacc roscmb- ling hamherrcr steak and h'a nose looking uko anything except nose but auu unduutod iu hia determ.n- au0n to continue pursuing Che cius- i've erae -r0o, prospect. J. Q. ston- bratcn. known n every mining camp on Che North American c0ntICnt as "sampeIo John" returned Saturday morning from a pecuug trip t0 Che bo1dwaioa of Georgia river.
 Which is a preliminary to Che statement .hat John has emerged vice loroua from hia dmt and only battle with a bcar winning from Madam Bmu by dcft strokes of bis pr0s- peeUne aEc and out-fo.nt.uE Che lightning auipos of her formidable front lcct
 John was working around One brIm of deep box canyon, with a 50.nomd Dlck ou hIe blck and an axe In his h1nd As he ciambcrod 0ul of a small gully nm immense black boar struck down at him from hor ambush behind a cium Of brus The blow glanced down Che right side of hIr faco. closing Che eyc loar- ur h.a nose opon and iHcer1tiue h.s face from eyebrow t0 chin 5.mul- uuoously wilh her atuck John struck buudly with hia azc and cut a deep eash lu her nock sovorIuE some lend0ns When ho was capable Of conscious thought John was an rlod mp SO he wadod Into Chat bear wI.b hIs axe and ruined perfectly primo hIdc -Hydor Miner
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-24
HOG RAISING PAYING
 VENTURE IN ALASKA
A y Sorcg Tells ol HIs Success in
 Raising Hogs and Selling to

II.... may e.u.ru. Tn hur. her .n. ... |.Hn. H.. population may .r.HrH. r. IunI'.. 0r nm..0.ue m. ... n. n. I... days and m. ..ne.H.n.I for rush .' m. Mort. com. .H.nn. o..r H. .Hune in II. path capital Tn develop our r. ..ur... and r.0.I. II. ..H. .0' r'.- .... n.... Hu. whether m...0r- mH. .. .n.uH. Tn nurH. u or
 good ur. Ur..... ..U o. n. win. r.nr.n Tn I.H..H HII me h.. ...urI. .'on. and h. aa.. -o .I n" and us. our .H-.. square m... . day.
 Whether IA. H. s.or.r 'He salmon cr... rarI hog rne..r neur.l along ..... Ur... .H. writer loon '
 r.H H. whom h. started raising hogs h. engaged .u n hrsn. .hal next Tn n....r m.u.nr H Che ur. and ..... money for m. poor man. u.r. Tn .a various forms H ... 0. m. most Hn'. brand. 70. .ue food nmHr I'm tH. home Che u.c .. Tn. ham and ees Iuut ham am. .... H...u and Ue ur pork chop .r. among one best a.'.H A hog u. run n AIaH.r HrHnee.or l clos. second when i. como. .n living .~ m. country And he grows .ae . I... 0I ..HhHro or l ru..h'el. Tn March h. II. . small huuI.. O. short H-.H.. .n October or November he
 r..Ir Tor One market.
 Tn oHn. about h.. experience In -.#re Hn. s.or.r H.I
 .r Har... i'm Che hog business Ir n worry small unr-I had only throe .ors r. begin uIta. This was Ihrae year. ago. Las. Aue. took a ..a.r.r ..... or tr. Hrrrleo ranch and decided .n hHr0. ou. During .re H... rarr ! have sold Ia hogs Io tH. 'a..I m.rEe. and Hare ]. brood
 .n rru N.I. r..r expect .o .... 200 young HH..
 "WH.r ..ar..i Tn .Ha business .rnr. .n. whom m.. told m. IHat IT was .n.a Io uao hog. In hIr.... hu. ton.t pay much a..on- H0r .o r0.s.uIs... and continued .o saw HonI My eErer.re. haa cone ..re.I m. H.t hog breeding In A.na- k. M mo. onIr . feasible rou.ur. 1ut . rroU.nH'. undertakings
 w H.l. 0H mos. o' my product .. IHe consumer Ir..l was not .HI. I'D deliver anr certain number Of HoeH .1 m. me.l u.H.o.. and o9 Che oHr.r . compelled to have n n.r- m.n.nt supply ou which .1 draw from. TI.r. not be0n able ro. to o.er tH.m n sufficient supply .o meet .re.r Hrn.. Tho uHu.rH o. .hr two uarE.... however, have H.r'0eI choir dar. fr ruroh0so hoeH from ue wH.. could urn.r chem W.lh n reasonable number whom ther de- mrrIaI .reu
 s.oror nIl Ia hoea to .he local mrrH.. and received n total ot fI- .r- ..r ... Io. or slightly mor. .rHu fr- per He.I n addition .n un- nIrnr m. local market W..I pork. h. ntoI .hrt tlore was good de- mnI trr1ueh1a. Southeastern A'aa- tr tor ho. Tor breeding purposes.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-24
NEW COluIANDANT
 OF MOUNTED POLICE
Inspector Field Goes to Dawson .o Relieve Naior Tucker as Head
 Of R c. M p

mn...n. rIUI. HolH' Canadian Mounted Police lIormn.I Northwest Mounted PoI..I. was u passenger on Ono Princess hIIe. Tu.l.r night en route from Roen. .1 u.W.1u. whore Hr win nIe over IHo command o. ihal uoat military 0r.Hu.lauau Tn Yukon. r.Ieru. Mu0r N. F. Tuo.w Inspector F.o'I wa. accompanied by Mrs. ue'I
 Mmor R E Tucker was a Hor- rmnt maIor of the Royal Nor.hWo. Mounted Police tn uaWHon 2t Icar aeo and has .u.c bad many promo uoua hUer being made am unoe- tor h. wa. transferred lo Regina in faI0. bu. four lo.n 0eo ho was r.. turned to .He Yukon n. commauImt He has ..rcI over 10 yorH in lHc force and .s now preparing To H.e nj. mutation. which means uat he rUI retire on h.H pension for
 Ono remainder oI HH NIe Accom-. panied hr Mn Tu..or the mHIur win Iearo Ono Yukon for good a, am
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