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ing an active part In their mesunEs.
The Girls Reserve will constitute
an interesting and profitable program
for the girls. Miss Lillian Larson.
who has had much experience in this
line o, work viii have full charge o.
the Reserves.
, 1922-08-22
TITLE MATCH
IS POSTPONED

DENVER. Colo. Aug. 22.-Jack
Phelps, Rocky Mountain %intercollegi.
ate champion. was leading in the first
set OF the final match with w. L,
Coleman Of Corpus Christi. Texas. In
the Colorado State Tennis association
tournament yesterday iwhen rain in.
terfered and the game was postponed,
II was expected the match would D.
played today.
, 1922-08-22
ONE DEAD, SIX
HURT in CRASH

RINGMAN~ Ariz- Aug. a. .. Y.
Kinney was instantly killed and SIX
cthers seriously bat not fatally o..
jured last night when two work trains
ON tho Santa Fs eollided at a poin4
20 miles east OF Kingm&n. An over.
tapped order 10 believed to have been
responsible. both engines were badly
wrecked. The injured were rushed
to the hospital in Kingman.
Evening star., 1922-07-04
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR TRADE-oN 18th ST. NEAR CoLUM
b!a rodd-Beautiful home. IL rooms and :
baths: tw" floors now rented, $li5 cleo
trici:y, eir.: take 6-room house as part pay
ment What have you got:
c. r. WAXING.
.l2 Bond hidg.. lith & \. 7. ave.
Evening star., 1922-07-04

IN DOWNTOWN WHITE SECTION: TO
10 room house: s.. 900 to s1ODO0: can pay
$1,000 and liberal mon-hiy payments. Address
Box 49-R, Star Office.
Evening star., 1922-07-04
APARTMENTS-TO LET.
FURNISHED-COntinuet.

FOUR ROOM AND BATH FRONT APART
neht; south ana east exposure: large. outside
lcoms The Ha:ford. 1915 Clifton ST. NV.
mai,
Evening star., 1922-07-04
WANTED TO BUY.

IN DOWNTOWN WHITE SECTION: 8 TO
~ room hous": 5000 to s1OOO0: can pay
4,Ooo and liberal monthly payments Address
Bo& 4o-R, Star office.
WANTED-DETACIIEn HOUSE IN I4ih ST.
| Heights saui's Addition Petworth: must
not I've over Sl3,50o: will pay all cash Ad-
dress Box J0-R, Star office.
GEORGET0WN HONE DESIRED BY RE
sponsble party in best white section; will pay
from $4,000 10 $4,000: must have at once,
from owner Address Box 45-R. Star office.
ALL CASH FOR EIGHT-ROOM HOME IN
good section nv. caiI Main 26iI between
]. and i. or 3 and $50 -
EAST WASHINGTON PROPERTY
Is OUR SPECIALITY
we nave long list Of buyers waiting to
purchase reasonably priced East Washington
houses II your property is located ne or
Sc. list II with us for quick sale. 1t may
be just the house to suit one of our, buyers.
EAST WASHlNGToN REALTY COMPANY,
Lincoln l|.. 40 sth ST. NE.
FRAME HOUSES wANTED-No DIRECTION
! II they need repairing: must be in II white To-
cation Address BOX 1J7-R. Star office
II. r. LAW, 1913 ST ST.
, Is IN the market for HOMES principally in
Southeast Washington. Property owners
! factory prices assured Phone Line. 572l-w. -
8OR ROOM DWELLING IN GOOD CoNDI-
iion and at fair price. NV. or ne. Address
Box .:.a r. star oricc. g.
FAMILY ArARTMENT. NE. on wv:
must be right price. Address Box 22l r.
Star office. 9.
j HAVE DEMAND FOR REAs0NABLY
priced home. What have you!
ARTHUR NJ CONNoR. oxford B,d:-
.2G 18th 81. y W. Room 22. ph. " 7176
; 6 To . ROOM MODERN HOME, WHITE
section. city suburbs. All cash. Address
! Box 3isL. Star office. 5'
8 TO l2 ROOM HOME IN GOOD RESIDEN-
| tial section. city ID. g. suburbs. HOS 18th
st. NV. Phone Main 312.
! A sIX OR EIGHT ROOM HOUSE IN
! northwest northeast section: with garage
! preferred: not $4,000. 1922 Vermont
ave. NV. Phone Mair 507o.
Evening star., 1922-07-04
APARTMENTS-TOL LET.
JNFI RNISH HED-CGntinue

ROOMS. KITCHEN AND HATH. FRONT:
sink and range; closets: vacant; reasonable.
BG1 u st. nv. -
Evening star., 1922-07-04
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

i3o eth ST Sw-Iaise S-room fiat; LII, X.
franklin 80
Evening star., 1922-07-04
FOR RENT=ROONS.
EI'RNISIyf:Ip ROO

THE SHASTA. 9.3 II 81. w.-iuoms, sing o
and large: also Ia gp loom W til pr!v2t" BATH:
continuous hoy water: excellent board; NSi''
month q.
Evening star., 1922-07-04
FOR SALE-AFARTMEETS.

THREE-FAMILY APT. OF AR & Is. EACH:
also :: raS.: fuai"i N good NV section
rent. S2lJ; pric. only sli. 800. easy terms.
Agents need not apply. Address Box iGR
Star Gffice
each containing :br. n b.. wrh large porch:
separate entrances; double garages: located
ira- = Cap. and q SIS E-w- Pr.ce very
chc.'p 10 quick purchase. No agents. .Ad
dress Box iI-H star Office.
o-FANlLN APARTMENT.
mont: :, iorm> and bath and Il rnnms and
bath, with additionaI rooms on 3rd floor:
room for double garage Live in one and let
*i2. 800; terms. Address Box 2i2-P. Star
Ollie.
Evening star., 1922-07-04
ROOMS WyTH BOARD.
THF, UOTEIITO

TWO ROOMS, bath; ght Housekeeping: set
tied woman. B. \. X. Mt. Rainier. Md =
Evening star., 1922-07-04
1870 CALIFORNIA STREET

ST. PAUL, ls2o 18th Nv APT. r.:
outside rooms and BATH with porch rent
Evening star., 1922-07-04
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

MODERN- WELL CONSTRUCTED BLDG.
nv h elec.: deep lot to alley: good tenants
rental. $50 per mo-; sell for s.. 500 cash;
baI. easy terms: . real solid investment.
showing unusually good returns Room 20s
1855 n 7. ave. NV. o.
Evening star., 1922-07-04

LARGE. ont. bay window room. adjoinin:
bath: twin Ge,'s: suitable or ,. Phone Moth
Evening star., 1922-07-04

IN VICINITY or conn. AVE BRIDGE
sh and cool: itrge. comfortable room, TO,
gentleman. Ca i.i..;.., q.
Evening star., 1922-07-04

TWO OR THREE large. airy rooms. Ink.
porch yard. laun,.ry. phone Tnkcna. Phone
cnl
Evening star., 1922-07-04
COUNTRY BOARD
RENTAL BUREAU

PERSONALLY INSPECTED" rooms in a
seciions-all prices. Investigate: WashnSf,
Service Rurean. All Dist. Nat. Bank bldg.
Evening star., 1922-07-04

l3DfAIRMoNT ST. wv.
Housekeeping Apartment.
Thee rooms and bath.
Evening star., 1922-07-04

j2a Ith SEE large, unfinished rooms: .
Sl-RlRHAN ROOMS.
Evening star., 1922-07-04

NORTH OF CITY, IN STANDARDIZATION
house. acres of land. 500 feet from Capital
Traction line: $500 II NJ. MARTIN,
13i 18th Main aInJ.
Evening star., 1922-07-04
TIlE. PRESTON,

Mt. PLEASANT. THE WESTMoRELAND-
Attractive Broom and hall furnished non
housekeeping apt: southern exposure; 3
months. reasonable
Evening star., 1922-07-04

2a JACKSON PL.-Doube and single rooms
facing Lafayette Park and White House
Evening star., 1922-07-04

IHref iODiiis and haIH, so . mOnfh. ApHrt-
mcn's No - and No. 81; ready for immediate
occupancy.
THIS is very choice location midway be-
tween Mount Pleasant and Chevy Chase rars
at 18th and Columbia road or 18Th and Caliiol-
'i,a streets.
Modern up-to-date apartment house. Phone:
Main
Evening star., 1922-07-04
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

NEW BUNGALOW ROOMS. BATH. ATTIC
room. S2.10O. Easy terms. $500 cash. At
Seabrook Station IL miles from Washington on
Pa. R.R.. 1Ic fare: is-acrc rich ground. &c
fruit trees: Defense highway. Bowie
14F-1i. JOHN RIGGLES
Evening star., 1922-07-04

1917 FAIRMONT ST y W.-Two elegant and
attractive large, airy Goube front rooms ana
rarch single or on suite: 4 large windows:
cool: close TO park. transportation; all mDi"rn
chr.venencr>: pr waite home: excellent home
cooked meals: summer rates. Col. GiJb.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-21
BANCO TERRITORIAL
Y A.GRICOLA DE
PUERTO RICO
CoNvocAToRIA

Ell Consejo dc Administration de este
Banco en- cumplimiento de 10 prevent
do en- ell art. 20 de los Estatutos, ha
acordado convocar los seiores accio-
nlstas Junta general ordinaria, que
Sc celebrara en- ell domicilio social, ca
lie de Tetuan nlmero 15 las dos de
la tarde del dia 18 de julio proximO,
con ell objeto de someter su aproba-
cion la Memoria Balance correspon-
diente al ejercicio social de 1922, y
con ell proyecto de reforma de algunos
de los articulos de sus Estatutos.
Tienen derecho concurrir dicha
Junta todos los sefores accionistas que
obtengan papeleta de asistencia en- la
Secretaria de este Banco con un dia
antes de anticipation la mencionada
fecha. Ese derecho es delegable en- otro
accionista, por medic de poder especial
en- carta dirigida al Presidente del
Consejo de Administration San Juan,
Puerto Rico, IL de JUNO de 1922. Ell
secretario, P. Rocafort.- vo. Bo. FL
Presidente, Rafael Fabian.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-21
OLA DECLORIA

nito huscando Dios Y huyendo de la
terra en- donde tiene su morada Ell
hombrc.
Estoy SECURE que tu corazon palpita
en- estos instantes de febril algeria por-
que dentro de pocas horas habras de en-
contrarte, despues de una prolongada au
sencia, entire los brazos de los sereS que
te son mas queridos, trayendonos tus
sonrisas alegres y placenteras, habiendo
enriquecido tu inteligencia, iluminado
tu corazon, fortalecido tu alma, bajo
los solfcitos cuidados de unas desinte-
resadas mujeres, que saben dirigir de
una manera inteigente la mente y
e] coraz6n de la bulliciosa juventud, que
ALI acude a bafiar sus vidas en- las pu-
ras y claras fuentes del amor, de la vir
tud y de la caridad, SANTAS NIUE
RES, que nvean por coraza, su augusta
manto; como INSPIRACIoN, su santa
y evangeizadora palabra; sus sabios
consoles como ORIENTACION como
ALIENToS las delicadas armonias, que
vierten en- Ell alma.
Hoy Ell SOL DE LA FELICIDAD, de
Ia algeria y del 6xito nimban tn casta
y una frente, desterrando preocupacio-
mes, VI lievando a tn alma ese re-
gocijo, csa satisfaction legitima y
justa que experimentamos cuando en- ell
transcurso de la vida logrsmos aleanzar
de una manera real Y tangible una parte
del ideal sofiado, de ese ideal en- pos
del clal nos lanzamos con paso firme y
decidido venciendo todos los obstaculos
franuueando todas las barreras. que
nos oponen alberta resistencia.
Ahora empezaras a vivir la vida de
la realidad. SURGE ETAdBUIA. Entra
q ella firne, resuelta, valerosa, empu-
fiando en- tus naanos, como escldo, La
VIRTuD, como antorcha, LA FE. re-
cuerda siempre con carino gratitud
til vieja eScuela de Juncos y tn hospi-
talsrio SAINT ELIZABETH, que te ha
crientade en- los momentos de duda, que
ha fortalecido tn coraz6n que te ha
ensefiado a ser delicada, sencilla, obe-
diente, v virtuosa. Y nunca desoigas los
desinteresados consoles de aquel que fu6
ell primero en- recoger tu3 caricias al
lado de la cuna: de aquel que estampo
on tus inocentes mhjillas Ell primer
beso, que siempre dehe resonar en- tn
alma. beso que te pide lie devuelvas
cuando en- Ell atardecer de sus dias yeas
apagarse su existencia.
Yo te SALUDO al regresar tu hogar
en- donde encontrar&s tu Hegada flo-
res, alegrias y besos. TIE FELICITO por
tuS triunfos, que son mis- triunfos y te
BENDIG0 en- este dia de grandes ale
grias para nuestras almas y de intense
regocijo para nuestros corazones.
celestino Benitez MORALES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-21
ELIXIR

Falta de vigor, pereza, anemia decais'
miento son los resultados de sangre im-
pura. I'd. necesita inmediatamente un to-
nico fuerte e6caz que de su cuerpo
sangre pura y roja. FL Elixir de Leonardo
poro Ia SGngre hara sangre pura y le da-
"a vigor y amino Su accion efectiva
expuIsa de su sistema todas las materias
veneposas y devueIve nueva vida su
cuerpo. 81 Id. no ha tornado Elixiv
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-21
Baseball

las boIas TAYLOR" han de-
nlostrado ser las mejores. Sc
usan en- toda la isla. Son tam
bien las mas baratas.
Precio: .
$f.75 por correo G. O. D.
La bola para Puerto Rico.
ANTONIO LUCIANO
r o. Box III.
Mayagiez, Porto Rico.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-21
DE LEONARDO

para 10 Songye, compre una boteIIa inme-
diatamente. Este exceIente puri6cador es
e6caz en- casos de reumatisrno. gotta, ca-
sarro, iilceras. escr6fulas, Stills y todas las
demas enfermedades de Ia sangre Ell
Elxiy de Leonardo para Ia Sdngre es un
restaurador poderoso, forti6ca los organos
Aigestivos, el cerebro y sistema- nervioso y
segulariza el funcionamiento de los fifio-
mes y del higado. Pruebe una botelIa de
este magni6co Ekxir
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-21

San Juan, P. R., 21 de JUNO de 1922
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
WHITE PASS IS
 INCREASING FLEET
Steamer and Two Lauc brsls Ba. Constructed for Use on
 m.N.r0 Route

I.r..r.- F. ~. In..I Hrm are
 u..n umH.- and nI material ..I ....m... necessary tor tr. oor-
 ..... .. ..... .....H which win h. 0u.... n. spring and 0.r.r m. ... ... .... .u m. s..Har. r.r0r
 -. nu.uu..meH. m.dr .. morning n Gordon. .r. n.Hu...I..0 0. I.. rr.r division 1T. Tn. W.... H. Yukon railway. who I. .. ...... .u IH. e..E c J E.... . agent oI One ....... ... ... city making -.r..m.. I.. I.. shipping o. .H .... .. m. north.
 \ ... boa. which ha. .. um. and two . Vi. n. .. .. W.I00or. m. ... win h. I.. I.c. n ..... ... beam o. -h l.e. U.. . .. wi" h. I' or IH ... . win H... accom- ".
 . Wi" In. .r.. ono. ... . .."m..... ... HrH. . .... both .'. n.r.. ... .. | " I.o aI ... ... @ nm ..0I ... NM. H.... The
 .. @ .H draw.
 ... ..m .. .. .. u... 0. H0..r i. uH. Inn. ..H. m che WH". H ... m. a..War. H... u....... .....0" m .aa aI
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
GOOD PROGRAM FOR
 STRONG ARM CARNIVAL

The soldiers from Fort William H. Seward have been very anxious Go at- tend The American Legion smoker to be hold in Che Elks' hall thia even ing and until this morning it was expected Chat they might be obtain Che army boat Fornanco for Che trip and arrive in time. For some rca- son they were unable Co do SO. and DoArmond. Che soldier champion must go into tho ring tonight aup- ported by only two or three oi his comrades who accompanied him to Juneau several days ago.
 While Che contest between Collier and DeArmond heads Che card os the most important engagement Of Che evening. there is also a great dea. of interest being shown in Che go be- tween Anderson and Hughes
 The officials for Che evening are' Dave HouseL timekooper; Tom Mac Donald and 8. Wallstoadt judr Jack Wilson. referee.
 The program for Che evening ia as follows:
 Forrest vs. Forrest CeXhibiuonl.
 Murphy ys. Johnson, 100 lbs.
 Murphy vs. Beaudin. no lbs.
 Brooks vs. Manley. l3O lbs.
 Hughes vs. Anderson. 155 lbs
 DoArmond vs Collier. 166 lbs.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
GOOD SEASON
 IS EXPECTED
Nearly hn Fsh Cmule m Alaska Wm Operate During Approach
 ing Season

AM indications non. fo huy
 on wth Gsh crner In Amaa. era-r a.oamer from lhc aouth for th. past a.1 weeks or two months having como north with mon 0an- plies and equipment for Che various canuc-Ies
 Tho mon who haro already arrived ar, mostly repair and outside WorA- a-. who ore engaged iu getting ma- chnrrr buildings traps and dock. i'm condition for Che demandH .n. uu be madc cn hcm later and whom One busy fsh.nr scason opens which win not bo mui aomc time In Ime
 rho.e i'm touch uIth conditions predict hat hcrc win he more acuF- Ity in canning and dah curing udua tr.m na season chan during any umr ..uce IgIH and other industries win profit Iu proportion to Che nm- Der ol uah-food preparing p.anu opp aratol and people employed by them.
 Already Che c1ec, of activities In Che fshIur Industry is bens le.t in business canIcu n thia portion o. che Territory and Chat elcct WiIl be- com. moro pronounced rs Che season advances and Che activities increase.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
GOLD BEARING ORE
 NEAR PETERSBURG
Reef Hundreds of Feel. Wide and Five Miles Long Discovered on
 Muddy River Recently

A ro.r ol collaborating ore several hundred .ee. m W'i.H and over 1.-Two miles in Imh which runs from four .o twelve doIH" m values on Che mraee Inn. boan discovered a, Muddy river by Martin Dahl and John Lo.e.h
 The Icdeo Iay alons Che water and extends from Horn cuI i'm a norlnorIy direction. rhe discovery wae mado accidentally by Martin Dahl last mu and samples wero sent I1 Juneau tor aay The returns showed Hat good rr'ua could hc secured and the acurc prospecting was continued throughout Che wine ter The ledge has heen traced for oror five mile. and extends clear Io Point Aear Che ezact width not ho.ne known as yct
 Whom soon recently Mr. Dahl sntaI Cha. he .s confident .hc dIa- cover win mean Q ereat deal -o thIa section. aa Che aalr ro.uw from
 mu'o sem. out are worry encourage mr Tho lodge Inn. boon ioulod and recorded and prospecting win be cone Uuuel until iH value Ia proven Petersburg Report
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
FORMER MARSHAL
 VISITING HERE

Former United States Narhai J. M Tanner arrived from hH homo in snrunr on Ono steamer Queen Wed ucdar night and has suco boon c.r- .uuunr among h.a many friend. II. I.n euc.t at Che Ho.e. Gastue1u
 MT. Tanner has not boon In Juneau nro turning over hIs or.co to Mar- .laf Beaumont Che latter par. of In..
 umor when hc returned to h.# home and business that of hardware merchant at Sslrway
 Speaking of Che prospects for srrut ifIa summer Mr. Tanner .,s tnat beginning vIth Che opeH- Ine of Che tourist aoason oar|y In June n busy time s anticipated many of Che hotel accommodation hur having been eeaeed for One ra.on. bu. thlt arrangements win be mnIo Io care for am eomcr He
 r Che old "Galeway" enjoyed rather quiet hut steadily prosperous winter. chat Che sun sh0no lhUc much Of tho Umc it was not shining .u many other par.s o, Che Territory and .lat mrdcn-makne Is now wo.. under way.
 Mr. Tanner c1mo down on o com- bucd business and pleasure trip and win roturn t0 hIa homo on thc steam er Jefferson. due tomorrow.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
CANDIDATES ARE
 NOW NOMINATED Au Entries for Final Race t0 Be Terminated at Polls on
 November 1.h

Tho 1922 primaries for Alum wore hold on Tuesday oI In.a wcok whom. a.IIc from number of cone te.n iu thc ranks Of Che Republican party which were conducted w.th bul few ro.r.mInau0nf, mo ere1t amount of iutaoa, was shown ,ac y0.cu visiting Che polls quietly. casting thc.r votes and going about choir business m no Division ol Che Territory Was thoro contest in thc Democratic party and as a result bout flow Democratic hallon were oaal
 The only conloa, Cha. was In any de.ree spirited was Chat for Che Re- nubuen nomination for delegate io Congress. which contest was won by Che present iucumhut Dan auth- rland. costly and by majority of two to one ovor hIa highest opponent James L. Galen Thomla B uray- ton. third man In Che Republican -aco. was not rocsonci aa factor in Che aco at any stage o. the cam- nnIrn and Iho fact Chat ho received Ie.s chan 15 votes in tho F'rt p.- vision Justified Che reckoning
 The Ful Division. Che only ono from which anything like complete returns have been received. gave Sutherland upward of ls0D votes. while GaIen received lc" Chan 900. Incomplete reports from Che other divisions indicate about thc same proportion of votes for Ono contc.- mta. although Gaiel led In and around his home town. CorloFo. by u good majority.
 For candidate for Che Territorial Senate the contest was rather close. Prank A NdHch receiving upward ol f.800 votes. while h.s opponent A. p Kaahovoro1 was l5O under Ihat number.
 For representative members oi Che lower house of One TUr.Ior.o. IaeIaIaurc- thcre were acron candi- dates on Che Republican ticket oi which IT. R Shepard of Juneau headed Che n0I w.th I600. Che next highest three being w. D Grant Of Wunedl Cash Cole of Juneau and IA. E. Maltby of Ketchkan
 SO Iaras tho Firat Division is com coruod. Che ticket at the November election win contain tho following ulmos
 For Delegate lo Congress-
 Dan A. Sutherland. Republican.
 E J White Democrat
 For Territorial Senator
 Prank A. Aidr.ch Republican.
 William Britl Democrat For Territorial Representatives.
 IT R Shepard. ". D Grant Cash
 Cole. A. E. Maltby Republicans
 Iaot Mcdonald. Tom Dolson
 Democrats
 Of Che above named candidates for Che nlto and house hldr.ch. Hr.tt shepard and Cole reside iu Juneau. Grant at WmnFou aud Policy al s.Ua.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
SILENT TRAGEDY
 or NORTHLAND
Wi sr o Da.l Tar Away
 From Haunt. c. n, -as,er

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 incoming mus. n. week.
 U... :. ... mountain ..H. -. week. ... from civilization
 mon '0 ..n lH.t
 bod. 0f I.m. Hole .- ... camp com.
 ... 0" trap linn. . cold form H
 .... . ..e his ..I. many mou'H. ... . .... had bon. " .... ..m.. upon ... -.. ... ... U.... o.o. n .. ... ... slowly .rr.. TO ... ". Hr had
 ... ..I. ... on.T .... .. .. .
 Word H brought n I... .... n. U... Au- .... win. '.. .. H..0.u ou .He 1T. n. H. .. trapping 0Ene
 .. . . H ... .nn The. . .mH tom n.. ..... and strung the.r -. direction. Am.
 .. ".. ... lu .n " ... III. mn. ... across .o
 .. .. Hu. wUI Iac
 ~ .... n. found Ono dead H. IT. mn. physically II. II. ..u. ... and report. 1uI i.l enough ... ... ... ...HH. I.F. II. believe. ".... U.. IHU vice tim .. ... . . .Hnu. Che camp ..... H Hr had tol ........ II. .. "0H storm .Ht .r..I r. .N
 LU. ..H . Ho..nH rn- ......r.. .".H H. .I Io ha.e n-.... .. 0..H. in Nu.0urrr IT. ... r..u o| and am Hu...m.r IT. H... coming from ..mH.r.... III. u.. .U."....I for Tn. trip Ina. uU by ". IT. InNu. pro- ar....- .. .. Ho... kin. Edward n s..Hur.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
DISTRICT COURT
 HAS BUSY WEEK
Numerous Caras Arc Disposed of Several Minor Ones Yet Listed
 for Hearing

Monday morning uar of One men who verc indicted .a.t We.. annoar- eI before Judge Reed ol Ono .. & d.r.c. cour. and made pIeH of mo. ruw Those who entered lh.I nIe.s urre Henrr Smith charged wIth Inreonr u dWe.Nur Dan Joue. mnn.'ausuler Pre-. Wc.gh
 .ut N.Ih u dangerous weapon, Prank HuIou. statutory uIon.o.
 Tho hIu.Eu Juneau Mining Com nw mcI n petition Monday for a reharu. oI One oao ol John Lar.
 son ra che Na.E. Jmmu Company which Wa hoard in One l.H.r.r. oour.
 .tomI months ago. Che verdict haF. nr boon given Iu afor of One p.mn- U. The verdict W0H recently al- ImoI by Che circuit eour, ol an. neI. and Che anna.' for rohaar.ne has boon made lo Cha. court
 w. c NoNarhuru and I W. Krt land. former prohibition nr.nIH Wcre mrmrI Tu.IH. on honen HaHmnu following ...... indictments return. .I r.In. IHm UI .h. grand jury rH.re.u. rH.uu The two necnu uor. arr..oI ....aI months ago in connection with .He discovery O. d som rc.r Point Howard u which fnor wo-. H.eu..I o. m.'I.H"n00 in orce The. wor. bound over to He grand jury by One commit. nnHH 0ou-. and .H. oHar.a oI perjury ha. grown uuI o. m. grand IurFH in. r.Ur.uon Th. agents Wcro ar
 nan.I Wednesday morning na Wore represented hr HmF ho0on They were evon wUI ih.a morning .o make tHo.r nIoaH
 Tuesday lhe grand jury returned nm indictment n.H.nt lo..uh Ho. Heh eh.rau. him WIIH aHu.. with Iareurous weapon. H. alleged I8 have attacked Tom HHE.ch WIth heavy club u. uareIa. ou March 2 1T. was aru.noI Wednesday morning and given until Saturday to plead.
 Iea Lor.Iou. who was indicted iasl week. ohareel VI.h larceny In a dwelling entered n nIaa O. guilty O. roIt arcenr W.Iu.dar morn.nr withdrawing hi. pie. O. not guilty .1 Che Gra. eh.reo The r'ol WaH ac- cannh'o Tn lHe eoraumnI een- .en.e !. to hc pronounced Hler
 rhe oasc ol Che U s v Bart Kirby was tried before Che co1r. Thursday afternoon whom Ono de unIan. was found mo. guilty Iht ease wa. appealed from Che .. & comm. olo. court at Nuno Kirby being .orr'e.oI.ol a violation of Ono Alaska bone dry law.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
KAJANDER LOSES
 IN MINE SUIT
Jury Takes But Thirty Minutes tC Decide Case in Which S3O,OO0
 Claim Was Made

But thirty minutes were consumed by Che jury Wednesday afternoon in arriving at verdict In tho case Of Emil Kaander vs tho Alaska Ju- uoau Gold Mining Company in which s8O.O00 was Che amount sued for and claimed by him at Che timo Of tho slide 0n Che sldchill above lower Front street two years ago in Janu- ary tho mining company it was claimed being responsible for the ndc The verdict of tho jury was hat the company was not liable for Che slide or for any injuries sus- o.uoI by Che plainun on account of it
 Tho trial started on Monday Che I7h and was on for nine days and md concluded Wednesday, The at- toncg in Che case were Honry Rodon for thc plaintiff and Helen thal G UolIcnthal for Che defense. Considerable evidence was intro ducod by both sides and tho case was hard fought throughout