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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-07-13
THE WHEELS OF
ALL INDUSTRIES
ARE MOVING ON

Railroads are ordering material
to greater extent than for good
many years. Building contractors
are finding an increasing and al
most an incessant demand for
their work. Building materials
are tending to higher prices and to
an increasing scarcity of supply.
The demand for lumber grows
apace and the trend of prices is
upward. In some sections the sup
ply of skilled labor is scarcely
equal to the demand, though there
is still large amount of unskill-
ed labor out of employment.
Highway Improvement is pro-
ceeding at a rate which, must soon
tax the facilities of highway con-
tractors and the people who sup
ply roadbuilding equipment. With
the certainty that the country has
entered upon an era of highway
building of which as yet we have
seen only the beginning, there is
vast volume of business ahead
for highway workers.
The demand for pig iron, long
dormant to such an extent that
the industry seemed almost dead,
is increasing, and the advance in
steel and pig iron has not lessened
the demand for these materials.
Indeed, people always buy on a
rising market and cease to buy
on declining market. No sooner
lad the country come to full
realization Of the fact announced
many months ago by the Manu-
facturers Record that the entire
financial policy of the country
had been reversed, and that Presi-
dent Harding's boast that lower
i"o discount rates and thus stimu-
latilag the credit facilities of the
country was one of the most i'm
portant actions of his administers
ton, than the far-seeing people
of the country began to get ready
for business.
With every decrease in interest
rates there has come an advance
in the price of government bonds
and in the general security
market, fulfilling in that respect
every statement which the Manu-
facturers Record has made during
the past two wears The demand
for new securities has been so
tremendous as to astonish the
country and show the enormous
buying power of the American
people.
Co-incident with the lowering
of discount rates and the advance
in the stock and bond market has
come a betterment in farm con-
ditionS with higher prices for
agricultural products. The War
Finance Corporation has continu-
ed its active operation of lending
money to assist farmers and live
stock raisers. and in many cases
the very fact that this corporation
was prepared to advance money
for these purposes has caused
local banks to loosen up i'm their
credits and thus the money actual
w loaned by the War Finance
Corporation has been only one of
the benfits derived from its opera
lions.
Business is not yet by any
means at full tide. but it is, NOV
ing forward RAPIDLY and when it
full tide every transport
tation facility in the country will
be heavily overtaxed with larger
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-07-13
MONUMENTS

are to commemorate the love and
esteem in which the party that is
dead was held, by the one that
erects the monument. If the monu-
ment leans and falls in the grave,
cracks and lettering becomes in
visible, it does away with the
above pretty sentiments and shows
neglect and poor judgement.
No first class firm does bust
ness through agents; as they know
nothing about the business and
only interest in getting one fourth
of the amount you spend. We have
monuments all through this terri
cory that was erected over fifty
years ago. They are standing erect
and if cleaned off would look as
pretty and clear as the day they
were erected. You can get this anne
class of work by ealing or writing
to
A. J. MARTIN
MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS
1853 East Capitol St. Jackson, Miss
9-22.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-07-13

Perk up and stay perked. The
month of May witnessed a graft
flying Improvement in the Ameri-
can industrial world. Manufat-
turers are putting many Of their
idle men to work again. and plants
that have been running on short
time have icreased their hours of
activity. Altogether, the situation
is fairly satisfactory to those who
are not seeking to get rich one
day and cut a dash the next.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-07-13
"HOw Cleared The Mill of Rats,
BY j. Tucker, r.. l.

CAS- night watchman believe ]
have seen more rats than any man
Dogs wouldn't dare go near them
Got $1.25 pkg. of RAT-SNAP, in
side of weeks cleared them all
out. Killed them ~ the score
every. night. Guess the rest were
scared away. I'll never be with
out RAT-SNAP." Three sizes, 35c,
Csc. SIPS. Sold and guaranteed
by Thornton's Drug Store and
A. M. Shields.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-07-13
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Sealed bids will be received up
till noon On the 3rd day of July,
1922, for Road Gravel, according
to plans and specifications on file
with the Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors of Rankin County.
Each bidder must deposit witt
his bid certified check for
$4,000.
The right to reject any and al
bids is reserved.
S. D. Donnell,
Clerk of Board of Supervisors. !.
June Z, 1922.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-07-13
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Sealed bids will be received UP
till noon on the 3rd day of July,
1922, for cement, reinforcing
steel, and washed gravel. accord
ing to plans and specifications on
file with the Clerk of the Board
of Supervisors of Rankin County.
The right is reserved to reject
anv and all bids.
S. d. Donnell,
Clerk of Board of Supervisors.
June z, 1922.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-07-13

Very few people walk in the
valley of the shadow of death.
They hotfoot it until they get out.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
FOX RAIsERS MEET
 FOR ORGANIZATION
Petersburg Takes Initiative m Start. ing Measure. for Protecting
 Industry

t.r meeting hold on Tuesday n.ru. Ono urt stop. looking toward tH. formation oI an o..auon of fox ....-. and breeders u AHa were ....n and n committee V0. appointed Tn draw mp n a.t o. hE-.nW .o n0 submitted To n meeting tu he ea..aI by IHe .umm.le. sometime .ms .a.I
 Prank ru...Ho.. O. Lung Island ranch. ua elected temporary chairman .. m. proposed we0n..a. Hor .u ..l mU such Im. H tI. r.rm.uerI organization aHuI ne formed M $. Perkins was elected
 temporary secretary and oorro- rouler. to secure I.la copies O. hf- laws ot other similar organization. and .ommuu.o.I. with Che fox hr''a- .r. i'm th.. section and ascertain .nor desire. in fHo m.t.0r
 II u.a pointed ou. hE .ro.o n...H. n. nc meeting chat am examination -r nm. NnI .a necessary for Che pro. lection oI che industry n. n whole ana tor Che advancement o. .hc interest," r. .re individual uu.herH such rr.uous as neee arr 'oe.aaIon for .Ha protection O. Che industry a0- r.r..I marketing of skin. and breed. in. stock. securing O. certain supp. plies. whrl re mo. now HF1..Hn.c
 rn.rmena In breeding and One a'.
 muauon o. eono-.. knowledge %. ne industry tor Che hwe.. O. Ono breeder. win ho handled by Ono rr.nuon n. . whole IT Che ore.n. . Hor s perfected along ,he lines laid down
 Government officials wH be com mmI.atrI uIrh and T. possible heH presence win n. secured a. Che mc.' Inr fo loo called tnIs iau a' which um. It l. expected to have Inc pro posed brIaH. m .HaHe for adoption Tho names %. am fox breeders n ! t..a. and especially In Che son.h eastern part win be secured nd .aeH .err. cooperation win be invited.
 Pa.ar burg Report
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
BLUE FOX FEARLESS
 AND EASILY FAMED Most Prolific of A Fur Animals kuou Dozen 1r More Co Lt-
 ter Not Unusual

nnuI.rI ra.uro uns mr0.E Iu n .H.HahI. mood whom sh. clothed tn. Arctic fox. tr.l duoIH oa lae
 ..nI tIa.sr and nearby s.Hui. In ur cont ol Iussr hur On .h.
 rrnuoU. nrr.u. and ..o flows o.
 h. north Ont. m. .oN. m pre.or- ono. .o Hu. wear. . .al. o. pure Hr|.. urH. n. H.U. .e..nal n white n.e..r.rrH would surely heTur him .r hi. enemies. che Wo.f s.uce InHn- ion m. ...r..I Cha. .Io darkest IHr .-. m. most 0.h..UHh.e and n.e H... .. . color for . garment 's more I..uh. IH.n N.I. tI. blue fox r. I...m. valuable u.H.. lo Che hand II. nm... Whom Che Um.u.
 government purchased Aua from uu..u for sr.....-0Y " 0nueH. . hidden sold m.ue From Iun.'o. .....|. alone. ...H nr mn-. n.u. fox n... ... u annually Io Che .W m..... HU I.. government Wm.e on mainland several thousands more .u victim to Che .annars ar.
 rH. Mu. .ul s nm unusually inter- aHrr um.. IT IomaHr..eI V indeed uouI be mor. useful .han come .. .H. ornamental lap dogs .m, .....r now .o.en.a. Coming from
 -n... rnHm..I re..ou. It Is per- r..H. ur.. u. man. probably
 mnn. mm In he .nue specie. of .r.Irru.. n...ne.u. Tn Che t..r .um- Hr Whether un tH. n.a.us o. A.H.- ... rr m n. ..H..u. a. four wired -IH nr . fox ranch |. a."aE. In- .r.... visitor. and strangers W..h ma. .....I and curious look i'm i.s
 much . |. . "H7 are .ou. ... H... In you want.
 Blu. ul.. h.Ua.. .n having mee .m. It H quit. common for .Ie m u.me. or.r ten and n Hr.r n. .r..n 1. r..o.ieI while ...-...r Inn. boon raa.H.I quito o..en. f.r. I.. r..u.HI. .HHr....r Cha. H." .r.. In Hr developed mn. tNoi by .m. rr..rru. ur.He- Probably .nre T.. .H. l.er mortality o. blue ..... u ..r H..H.. .... .Hroneh
 and ...m... u-0r...n. nH.ur. In. create. . moan. u. preserving .. .... h. ..r..0nue wr. H.- e..-.. I I..r.. .H Che Am.
 u... I'm. "Hr ".rm.-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
YOUNG NATIVE MEETS
 DEATH IN EXPLOSION

e.Hr.. umI native Hor - years .. ... u. literally blown .o u.e.. am rurI.. u. willard camp Totem H.r. h. ... explosion n. e0.ue drum .H0. w h.ne H.I .I..u I..... ... ...mne .o.. Ho.rI.
 Mr. and N.. WIHr. Ha.. .h..n. nt m. .m. and David Paul. father n. m. boy. N.n a.. engaged .n bu.Id- hH.I u. Mr. willard was ramne board. for h.. work. The r..r. from .H. boiler .o Inc oHet had boon .ru. n.. uH.'. Pau. and Che boy pm. .m. n.e.. into .Ho .'o.I .o In. steamed After tHH had .mHel m. uur. .H.r r.ur0. .n t.. boiler n. m-r ou raI.. Hn. whom within flow I... or IT lH. uo.... ..H.O.0I
 rH. boy. who uH. directly in front r. Tn. hoI.. n. Tn. Hm. receive. Che mU Io-e. of .He explosion and was blown Hmo. into hH. HH r.un.n won. unr...eu..aH.. when In. H.. picked uH David Paul. Che nr.r severely uuee. and burned about Che Ioe and lower parts o. nj. body -Pe.Haue Re- port
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
BOOZE PURVEYOR
 MAKES GETAWAY Hydor Prisoner Shove5 Officer of Sidewalk and Escapes Over
 Border to Canada

One Of thc advantages Of living close to am international boundary line was recently sot forth in Che Hy- der Miner a8 follows
 Jack Mccormack. who plead guilty a short umo ago to having liquor in ha possession and was sentenced to uroe months in jan and 5000 dnc. a rce though forced to remain on lhc Canadian ado of tho line. By Che mpIc ozpcdIent Of pushing Dep- uy Marshal Mcdonald from a narrow board walk down onto Che t.dolaB he waa able to effect hia escape across Che Iuc and Che authorities in Ju- ueau have decided to not bring oX- tradition proceedings for Che reason. s0 it Is understood. Chat Che oiionso for which he was convicted consti- utod misdoamoanor and not a fol- ouy-
 One morning recently McCormack had been down town iu custody of Che deputy marshal io settle mp some business affairs About noon. as they were returning to Che local lail tho eecana occurred. They had turned from Volunteer Drive onto tho board walk that leads to Che upper part of town. and when between Che cus- tom office and Che commissioners ofloo Mccormack shouldored Che deputy 0fl Che walk. There is drop of about ten feet of thls point and Che mud is soft and goooy. Jack turned and ran back to Volunteer Drive. 0ulya fcw foot and then across che uuc. being shielded from view Of ho deputy by tho customs house wood nlc When tho deputy was able to regain terra drma. which he was forced t0 cross Che line to ac- comnIsb. Iack was we'll on his way toward Stewart
 Ue remained on Che hillside until night and thon surrendered to Con-
 stable scarlett or Stewart and claimed protection as a Canadian cu1on. Tha was accorded pending action by Ono United States author iuc and now Chat tho latter have dropped hc casc Jack is safe as long as he doca not return Co th.s side of Che uuc.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
HNFBREED IS KILLED
 BY SEWARD SOLDIER

II| N..H... . H.."r.I roHn
 mn. win. WI. raised . sHrW1f .H. hts parent. r.I. VII. Ho. .. .".I IT.. soldier I0ur r' r... II. r.. WUHm IT, Seward I...... ..... .. t.. week.
 ..m.I .H0. Mathews "a. ...|r. m....... .r m. m.- .-. ......u. .... IT. H.. .. late. ...u.... |. u... hi. e ... who. IT. ".. shot.
 H.. .. r.I... .."..." .r. n'" r Ir.. ..u. employed m .'. ...... Tu.. mn. IT. . |" .... .. severn. I.H 0.r. Hn ... ....n .. ... ....H. Fourth u. July celebration. Another brother mar. -..I nm. Two. u. ure. Y. was .I0 N.H.. .mH. ..H for several ..r. ..n.....| ... r.eH. 0. Mrs. 'u. .r ID. s.e.a. ln Her 0om..... .. I... which .nr... W decide. m h.. ...r .... .... u.r..r
 U E WHH.I H..m0n. nm. A"
 .. u... I.Hu.. |. |" Cor. won. II. Hm. s.nHrI 0r I.. Spokane W.Iu..... nigh. ID .ut..ea.. Ono ..." "".. N...."
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
TALK IS GIVEN ON
 CREDIT BUREAU
R T Robertson 1. United Culi.ou Association Explains to bua-
 ness Men

t. m. r.. H.H ru.I.r r..ht H r Hrar...r r.H.. nHne tae Unite. rrI.r t....Unn mad. nm rrrr ... n. number 70. hHar. mon m which n. ..n...r.I lHe work. .rr n. m. ...I.. HI.u which Ha boon .Ion..I h.. u.rr ol 'H. leading buHr. house. .HrorHou. Che conn. ur
 w IT Johnson. actin. 0.r. " r. Iun..r r.nur-...I A.o.Htou -.r-. m. meeting .n order nm. Una IrrIu.I Mr. Hof.rHor. explaining Cha. m. Commercial Association WI. nr. considering m. formation 0. Il credit or..r...rnr .r .I.ur.. .. Oh. Association and cha. .. ouH wa. ---rre.| .. would ne n I.s.rrt ... cor
 A. m. conclusion n. Mr. Robert r-ra .rr..r..ar. . committee con ruIrr o.H J Turner H IA Resell. and " J Hr.. HH. named .o further .rre..e... m. feasibility oI nor nrra.. H..H.....Hr
 lr Robertson r..o represents Hha .r common n.r..n.. known a. bad debt collecting agency,
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
MARRIAGE AND MEASLES
 DIFFICULT TO SUPPRESS

Marriage. uko murder and measles. win out
 On Che evening ot July l3 Miss Dorothy Chaffco who. since coming bcrc only four months ago from se- aule. has ondoarod herself to oll mu- ic-ioyers of Juneau as leader Of Urakca orchestra and Arnold Lcduc, efficient Morgonthaler operator at the Empire office. were uictly mar riod at thc home Of MT. and Mrs. To-. O. Gore iu this city. Bishop Cr'mont officiating. "Quicly married is rirht-ro quietly married that none .ave Che performer of tho ceremony and two witnesses knew of it until rmrdav of this week when an- rouncomcnts from Che brides parents i'm soatuc woro received through Ono maIl
 ft was Che intention Of Mr. and Nrr Loduc to announce their mar raeo next Wednesday evening when leaving on tbo steamer Queen for a short honeymoon trip ou the Skag- ways'uu circle but Che announce. monts from Seattle 'pIcd' their plans but win not interfere with thc trip
 nr and Mrs Leduc win continue to make their home iE Juneau.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
TAX LEVY MADE
 EIGHTEEN MILLS
City Council Holds Lengthy Session Last Ncft-LoW Valuation
 For Gas Boats

For Che ro..ou Hat |. Immunity from ar.uon uH. allowed .Ho local n..I uI U.Hue huH. HI W hu.H hum.noruur m Juneau would ha chased m fHo sam. 0H.oeor. Che city council H.. u.eH. voted m tax nI boat. muI tH. valuation ol One fishing Ie.. win h. n'aoeI o low .ha. mo hardship win he worked 0u oWuer..
 On ..e report oI Che chief O. polio. the Na... Pacific Steamship Come nur ua. ..r.n l.r. days In which .o remove he structure known o the .Iou.o Lmd Barn." Ion.el a. che corner o. Fourth and Harris s.roc.a IT having long ruee passed into do- cay.
 rh. city health officer reported having examined an .Ie ia.rc which supply milk to Che city and found tHat .I hu. two had compiled u.tn Che orIHn.n.. governing ham Tho I.o reported n. not having come piled with .u m. regulations alo r.I.nnn. and sN...rH Th. oWn- .. uer. allowed m days Iu which .o mako m. required .Hme.
 Ar.ru... from v. s. Marsha. HeIu- mont .u.l Che .fr furnish ro.. for m. Improve. roadway lending ta Che rear n. ... .aw. Hou. from Third stree. WI. granted
 Tho city 0E levy W. fixed m Ih mII. ou tr. dollar which i. Che mo a. |. W.. I... r..r
 Tho mayor and city e.0rN W0-. Hu- .hu-reI ta u0..Uate n loan of EiON' tr .I. tHe o... nr0r w.I taxes be .n comm.
 Tho r..u. o. fHo County Far .0mmu.. for u. o0 inc C.F Dock and building. .H..on .H. Inc .H.r to h. held September .s-aI.'0 wr.
 granted in s. Chr m !. would mol. Interior. H.H Ono hu"u. 70. .He dock.
 IT. r. shelton H.-.r.. .0 I0HH.. .o tH. .... . r..r.N strip 0. ground mo- ..-r IT. .uU.r. mp f.e n0r.HWe, ..rn.. n. m. ..m...H tract. which oI.r u.. re.n.I to m. Cemetery committee
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
ALL ALASKA REGRETS
 PRIESTS HARD LUCK
Nmm Who Mc. Disaster n Interior Made Friends An Along Ills
 Route

C. q. prcst aviator who was cn- rarie from Buffalo to Siberia and who was In Juneau nearly wook Juno aO .o July e Gwh.le awaiting suitable weather for am aerIal cEhIb'- lion rrrc. came .0 grief last sunday marn.n. about T1 mIIcs out from Ea- .Ic while ou One way from Che latter nu.rt to Fairbanks It accma that .re.ne trouble. duo t0 a poor grade of gasoline made it impossible for him to stay mp longer and he was forced lo land on a uIEgcrhcad-eroWn tundra. Che landing being mado wIth- out injury lo himself bu. In such an out-olhc-way place at render sale wr.ne hIs machine impossible w.,h Che result chat Its remains Will IIko many others not of um.mate ma- chime. mInslc with Che dust ol ile uroad White North.
 When Frost did not arrive .n fa.r- hanks aa billed. searching parties ue-r formed In various places and ..rt out Go look for him. bout not un- u Thursday morning was he found He had Icft hIs wrecked plane and had covered SO miles toward Eagle whom met by a party sent out from hat place. He nid he had landed in .bo midst of a herd Of caribou ono af which waa killed for food.
 nrrrnor.r w.I cHrrr ProHiH cI- fc,u from Che wreck back to Las.o from which point he win come un lHo Yukon r.vor by a.oamor cn routa Io Che outside
 rrurs misfortune win be general Iv regretted and especially by tho1 who had Che pleasure of meeting and forming hs acquaintance after hi. arrival Iu AIarka
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
STAMPEDE JOHN"
 FOLLOWS HIS HUNCH
Believed Rich Discovery Made On Headwateu Of Georgia River
 Near Ryder

J O. stcuhulcn Stampede Johnl and A. M nubaok hayo relurneI from a prospecting trip to the hwd waters of Georgia r.ver bringing witch hem samples from now nnd which looks a though 't might iu.. m Che most optimistic pro.pec.orI dream Tho orc ia a hard whit, ruartz. carrying a considerable amount of ealoDa and a h.u.Hh metal. Che nature of which can bc deter mined only by am analysis which l. now being madc Tho find is abou. eight miles from ddowatcr
 Whore Che discovery was made thC veu Ia cu. d.aeonally by a creek. and Nature has done a c0na.derahI.
 amount of preliminary development. wor. Iu showing up thc size of thg vein. a. weu aa ll arikc and dip The vein Is four feet wide and stand. practically perpendicular lt is a contact Haurc lying between granite
 and greensboro. and exceptionally free. having from four .o s.N mchc ol aIc ou oach wall.
 Some exceptionally fine float ha- been found 01 Georgia river carry ur irec gold and other metals and a number Of yoars ago Che D. c. soF mmm. built a ,ral several miles ..r .r. r.... fn nnruurnrn uruHunut. ne Stampede Johnson has made number of trips into Che district and now believes chat ho hos finally found Che answer ,o tho 'hunch hat caused him to persist in hIa el. fort. -Uydor Minor
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
JUNEAU HOST TO
 CONFECTl0NERS Candy Kim. and Candy Kids Co Number Of l60 Are Made At
 Rome u Capital

T. a..n H.. crowd o. candy wHHH rcu.... members oI Che Western Conf. Association. t.at r r.... m In.ru a. n few minutes .I Cor noon on WeIn.H or Che steam
 s...... TH. trip from Seattle .0 t.... and return i. nm annual .ou u.r... H. .H. association. . floating convention. runu.r. both husu0 .H. n'...Ir.
 T.. manufacturer. wives and children ......I over It. persons and .H.. .I came .n . moo. .rU. bespoke IHar H.nnn. and H....nr. .u H... .r.. |..... Y. ... rreI.e.t oHUu. u ... .r.. Tn. steamer Wa. m.. a. .Hr wharf by NrE.. H r. Robert ... .Hn welcomed fHeu t0 ... city, Governor Hrn. who welcome. I..m ". I.. Territory. nm. many others H .r.. m.nn.. .. m. Juneau Conn m.-...' I..r..I.on and ..'..r. m. ..-.. and welcome. ...n..r. h.. m. mayor nm. governor won. r. ..r... .r h. Walter U Hu.H.H ...-..r .. .. .Hr....Huer W0. ... m. .-..r Iu.r.u.
 ... r.n.r... by I.. visitor. would know mn-. bon. IH. north I... ....r .H..r return.
 Tn. remainder .. m. day was ..... h. .. visitors m erne tH.
 .H.. ID. Juneau and vicinity A l.W .rIuI..I m auto r.. oHI Glacier H..H.. others visited .H. tu... Iur... u.H W|.. 0...- spent m. .H..rH.. m u..... around town
 ..ue .-.. HH. ...ne ..TH".n. ~. a... Hr H.'"..
 m. .r.r.n. from unH. .... Governor nm. Nr Bon. ." rrr ..... and m..r .I m. s.r.ure- ..H.. .. n.. .H.- respects .n IH. .r.r. .I...u.. nm. .r. lad. o. .He T.-H.r-.
 h. from I.L ...r.. fHrra Hu. |. ...... ....a..r. toward X. H. H.. nn.r. . r.rU.. 0' m. .Ill %. .r W r..r r I.. ... o. m..IH. ..r.r. and rr... u..-. m..H. Tn. H H.H H.. ....... .r. ..e r...-. ....-.I .... ... .H.r.t ID. ... ....... .... m. .. .". abandon IH.. ...r...H. ... .....0r days nH.r r... .rH... .. ..0r. none. W ...n ..- .e-. won. |" ...| .n H.r.
 e..... ..... m|..r. ... nr E... ru".. nm. Tn. s..eH.. ..... .... ... W.. ". u'r... . .r H.r..l a.. mad. ou Thurs day. ... ..m.. ....re for s.I.. m m. .... H.. ".... 0u. .' - rib. H... -. n. ...." Trip .H ..u. .. . . .H.. moo. ..m1--."
 n. m"H.- .. .H.....0u.
 I".... ......r. m. "0.. .re .....".. ... .He ... won
 .H. ....... IT. rnr.HHr. .. n. .u. ....rm.. H.... .H. H. .r numbers Washington. U...
 n.. ...n .. Ha.. .o.oN.ue
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
INDIAN BOY BUMPED
 BY ROCKERS AUTO

Thursday evening between 6 and 2 o'clock aa Charley Hooker of Caro & Ca. was on his way from town to hia
 suburban homo on Glacier Highway n his car and when ln One vicinity of Mcmures etoro on WnIouehby ayo- uuc. Harvey Scott aE-ycar-old Inc diam boy who was playing witch other children ou Che sidewalks suddenly d.ycd n front Of Che ear and took tho count Mr. Hooker picked tho lad mp
 and took him in Dis ear to Che office o. pr plee where. after 70 cougulta- uon with Dr. Dawcs lt Waa decided to taEo him to Sl Auna hospital which was done. A iator examination revealed Chat Che boy was not par- uuuy Injured but had sustained n number of bruises TWeu.y.I0ur hours Inter Che lad was able to return l0 h.a home Fortunately Che ear was going HIowly when Che boy divoi in front of it otherwise he would have boon tokcn to Q morruo instead of to a hospital
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-22
HENDERSON IS DUE
 WEEK FROM TO-DAY

According .o word received at ha office in hs place Commissioner O. Education h. D. Henderson is due to arrive i'm Juneau Saturday ol mex. u.at hs intentions at the umo of Che dalc of his iaat eabIoaum being .a rervc Seattle next Wednesday, Mr. Henderson. accompanied by sunt E. Lam. %. One Imo1u public H.hoo. I.I. Hore uhu. 1.-Two weeks ago to Ht- .rnG am educational convention iu Boston. Later he visited n Iowa and Colorado and Vas due to roach eeat uo loiay
 Mr. Henderson wires that Inc has
 secured two eminent educators and
 speakers lor .ne Alaska Iwchcr Tn. mute which win be held a, kc.ch.. Hr beginning August 2S and cone uuue i'm session for ono week Those secured for Che Institute ar. ur A.E. WuHow. editor O. tho Jour nal al Education published 0t Boston
 and Dr Edward O. s.aou head ot th' Department of Education of Rec. coIa.c. Portland. Oregon Tho dau oI He Institute was fixed for th' InHrr par. Of August as at tHai um' iH. ta.oHor for A'aN choo.a wifi h. 0u thor way north and win o ahIe to stop ovor a. kc'ch.Ean W'lh m. inconvenience or cN.rI eos. io travelling