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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13

cry. were among the Alternately
visitors last Thursday.
Mr.. w. A. Dunn and Henry Hab'
bnga, took cotton % the gin one
day last week
Mr.. Eugene Emery o. the Bndgcr
Lake vicinity, wns transncting husi-
ness In this community one day last
week
Messrs. r. Reiken, Edgar Abney.
h. f. Taylor and sons, and W. T.
Nelson, were among the Alternately
visitors Saturday
Miss Mildred Nelson spent Satgr-
day night and Sunday in the r.
Reikcn home.
Miss Erna Goeth was real sick
last week. hut we are glad 10 see
that she is able 10 be up again, and
hope she will soon be able 10 be in
our midst.
Misses Myrtle Abney, TONNE
Gocth and Juanita Knowles, were
Sunday visitors in the Osborne
home.
Misses Fay Dunn and Emma Alb
ney. and Earnest Sanford, were
visitors In the Nelson home Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Fuchs was visiting
in the Goclh home last Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. John Rankin and sister,
Alice, and Martha and Edith Abney,
We're visitors In the Baker home
Sunday.
Mr.. Sowdcr, from flnlou, was
visiting relatives in this community
one day last week.
Mr.. r. p. Haney and wife. Of
Rails, were visiting his brother, r.
". Haney, last Tuesday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13

These cool mornings we're having
reminds us that Jack Frost is on
his way back to the Plains and We
wish we had our coal bins full Of
Winters coming
Bro. Shipman and daughter, Miss
Claricc, were very pleasant visitors
az Church Sunday morning. BRO.
Shipman gave us a very interesting
talk on the Bible. also about the
Orphans Home they are talking Of
building at Lubbock. We hope he'll
be with us again before long. and
we feel sure that he will for Miss
Clarice now has the primary disis-
ion in school and we welcome her
into cur midst.
!. NJ Bloyd and family, were
Lubbock visitors Saturday.
Little Incz Davis is suffering
from badly bruised knee and leg
this week, caused by her running
under wagon just as the team
started up.
L. S. Evitt happened to tho mis-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13
Lubbock County Community News
BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS

few days with his grandparents
here recently.
Little Lou Mabray spent Saturday
night with Elizabeth Arnett.
The Reigcr Brothers shipped n
cur Of cattle Saturday.
Mr.. II. T. Bateman and family,
visited At the Mabray home Sun
day
Most everyone was transacting
business in town Saturday.
Floyd Harrist took bale Of cot
ton 10 town Saturday.
Mr.. G. l.. Rcigcr and H. r. Bate
man, were In Slaton Monday on
business.
J. c. Staggs, J. G Harist and w.
r. Copeland, were in Slaton Mon
day after help 10 gather their cot
ton crop.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13

Sweetwater. Get IA hox car
and as hales Of eollon were destroy,
cd ~ flre Ia the santa W yafjs
early th|a morning. hohoes vess
thot sat 10 be responsible and feuf
mon were arrested on Hu<pl<lcn
Tho lasa ~ the (olIon and laI \
approximately feo.pou fns ses)pa
Vas easeals ffem Ofsss<'Il@ -
kohe. islsa'
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13

Work Work II seems like there
is no rest for the farmers. Every
one is very busy picking cotton.
r. A. Abney passed through this
vicinity last Wednesday, enroute to
Alternately.
Mrs. W. J. Baker was shopping
in Alternately one day last week.
Mr.. r. II. Haney and W. + EN-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13

The box supper that was given
by the base ball club was a decided
success. sos being realized, which
puts the club out Of debt. The cup
was put in the b. +. Needles store
and garage for the present. II Is
the aim Of the club TO have this cup
in each Of the business places for
a certain length Of tire the coming
year.
School closed Monday for two
weeks vacation on account Of cot
ton picking
There was large crowd out to
singing Sunday afternoon; also q
goodly number attended church and
Sunday school Sunday morning.
Emmett Wright has his new house
nearly completed
Mr. John Crump returned home
Saturday. after a months visit with
his brother, W. d. Crump.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13

Tho Leader viii hsss very
srss.sl ssls en many t|MslY ef'l.lss
Saturday pent mls- " colt
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13
mAsoNs ORGANIZE DISTRICT
SERVICE AND EDUCATION DIST

II. A. Sowder was elected presi-
dent. and Roscoe Wilson secretary,
Of district Masonic Service and
Educational Association, comprising
eighteen counties, nj a meeting held
az the community auditorium here
Saturday evening. October 7.
Grand Master. ID. Frank Johnson
Of nrowi.wood. aud Wilbur Keith,
81 the Dallas News. were among the
distinguished out Of town Masons
nt the meeting,
Plans for furthering the progress
~ our schools In this district we're
made, This association 4 an Amt
liary 20 the State Association which
i designed 20 hotter educational
facilities IN the State q Texas
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13
Slide

We have quite chilly breeze
blowing this morning, which make.
us realize that winter winds VIII
soon be blowing.
Little =. y. Stanford Jr., spent
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13
Bagwen & Smith
Real Estate and Fire
Insurance.
Phone 500 w

be hack again. She was hookkeeper
Tor the Cole-Myrick Hardware Co.
before going 10 Goodnight
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TOUR MILLION fEET
 OFLyBE2 10 GUT
Tuu s1mI Company Ha or len Booked .o Keep !. Busy
 hU u Comn. Year

surHH. tn I.. and .on.mH. mm November I.U the Imu s.mu Company WU employ I' mon .u0 -Iu steadily mn 0. u0I. ... nu Tn nm order. n.-.Ir booked for u.. million ... oI lumber .o- . DOT. and ~. .0.. .... o. 'o.. 0u.H. .. IH. .m. Um.
 I .I H. Um. t0. mI ..o.. down ... H. mm.. H.... 0.H. on..I.U Inn. . tow W.... u mnH- .un. lumber for IH. I0.. mr- I.. .u 0.I. for two million .... u. mm... u received from OHH" H. n. mo .o. wen. m band. un..H" dom. toward UUn. ... u... sn.. H.. .m. .n orI.r Ior nm ... H.. two million .... | H."
 ..I ...u from UH.H. and both ..H.. .H h. UI.I Uur. Che com. ne 0r
 Grow" U. m.H ... n0" ...Nn. 'H .r H. mU H.ur or.00.u.. uI Hu. in condition .0- . hHr .r and everything win Tn. .n r...I. n. 0.. H.nn. Hor. l.. ... o. ImI
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ORDINANCE INVALID
 SAYS LIGHT COMPANY
Suit ls Filed in District Court tr Determine Validity of City
 Ordinance

That One ordinance recently passed by One city council regulating Che charges at which electricity shall bc rotailod t0 consumers is Invalid. win not stand mp or hold water is Che contention Of Che Alaska Electric Light G Power Company as set forth in connection with ault 1lod In thc district court Thursday of this week io prevent enforcement of tho or dIuance scrap d. s0 to speak, A temporary restraining order to prc- won't Che city from enforcing its or- dIuanco pending settlement Of Che case was asked for at One dime suit was dlcd. Service in tho case was made on City Clerk A. F. Gurr as representative of the city, Che at- tornoy for tho latter being Hoilon- thal E Holienthal
 I'm iu bIil of particulars tho light company maintains that One re- cenuy passed ordinance is invalid iu Chat Che rate schedules were fixed by previous ordinance paHel In 1908. which ordinance the company contends Is suu in force and ef- lcct U L Faulkner represents Che Electric Light Company
 Up Go n o'clock this morning Judge Reed had not granted the tem- noray restraining order sought by Che light company
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
FIRE WEED CONSTITUTES
 DEuCACY FOR REINDEER

Discoveries made while driving .lc H.rIs of reindeer from Ohe Seward umnmH o Broad ra" indicate nnI Ono muuor oI leaI.ue Che auI- man Ha. undergone n radical change and It mr hc oh.e .o maintain H0rI. u amy nar. of ihc territory uH.ro vegetation .H nImtIluI mw
 Ho Ancror1e. Time. On Che trip orer mr H C. KaIacr. oIIc.aI nh0- oeunher for Che X. E C.. who has u.. recently returned from v.s.t to Hc harI and making pho.oaupha in M. Mckinley park Che reindeer ume upon uree areIs ot uro weed and immediately l1rooE an other naauu.e Io eoreo themselves upon u. mmt The herIer also noted uaI Che docr turned io o.hor vorc- uUou nd.eonou. to tho roe.on and IT . believed win eventually add .o .nu.r hu o. fore of reindeer moss ale ma.t amy varimt plant acceptable .1 um.unuu
 Tho readiness WItn which Che dow accepted other feed aside from tho moss indicates thal it win bo possible or nrmors or anyone to maintain a maI h.ri in pasture and adapt Che animal lo any climate.
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OPPORTUNITY IS GIVEN
 FOR VISITING MEXICO

Governor Bono yesterday issued 0He following announcement
 "Tho 10th annual convention 0f ho Southern Commercial Congress win bc held In Chicago. November 20-22. ou invitation Of Che Chicago A 0r.auon of Commerce and Che Illinois Manufacturers Association immediately after thIs convention Ono organization win nko a unde mission to Mexico when Che commits .ouor win Doc Che guests of thc Mexican government A preliminary conference win bo held .n Texas prior To Che visit to Mexico
 "Un0D Che request of the sccrc- ury-lroasurcr of Che Southern Com- morcu Congress. Colonel Winfield Jones. chat delegates from Alaska to hc Chicago convention bc named. Che Governor has nominated Che loi- lowing George w Woodruff Kctch-
 ur. I Whittier. Juneau; Edw. r. Medley Cordoya; B. M spaIdng Anchorage. IT, B. Soiby Seward, and Andrew Nor'auI Fairbanks
 "It Ia possible that at lemt one of tho Ia. may hc able to go to Chicago.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
YUK0Es ACTING GOVERNOR
 IS CALLED TO OTTAWA

Genreo p Mackenzie gold com. .mor and acting governor of Yukon Territory for iho nH.t H.E yoan accompanied by Mrs. Mac- E.u1.. was n .oulnHouui passenger uu IHa Princess Mary Monday on route io OuaWa to which p'aoe he wac summoned or official matters in connection with Yukon Mr. Nac- Eu..e ..ut a wire from s.arW1y .o crom. Collector J. C. Mcbride TO. Hu.Hu. iHat One 'a.f.r mce. h.m on I arrival heor for Che purpose 0l H.r#ue mni.on pertaining .o .u- .rruHmaI mHu. and Che reu.t M. Hat tho Mary being I'm port buI short Um. Ihe Yukon oI.c.H' was uu.. mn Che tmo while hcro and was urh'. .1 pay H.. respects .o Cover mo-. Bono as he had planned on do- nr
 After completing .hc.r stay n. 0t. uu. Mr. and Nr Mackenzie wu com. west tn California for am oE-
 tended vII. returning to Dawson in March,
 George N0.keul.o taught Che 0r, nulH. school .Hat was opened in Dawson .H ro.H ago IH.H W.n'o. m. school n.u. conducted In n If by If log oub.n ou Church .raot He Ha. resided In Dawson ever since and . nm .I.Ieu. oI.e.aI u well aH am .I..r0mI good follow.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
NORTHERN ICE FIELDS
 FAST DISAPPEARING

uH.u.. ... cha. n.r.- HH.. .0o uH.. mm landed .r. H... .0. snow and ... H. IH. H.eI ru... .-
 ru... wit. u.. r.H..... -. .H In. m. jun. .r."u .H. ..... and I.. .H ... mot 0."H. a" .... m........ ..n h. UU0E.H h..
 I... ..Huu. from Hyde. .I ... various n.I HUwr"'... rock. .r. .,n.... ... n.... 0..oHe ".. touched h.. n. sunni rr. .H. .0m. ... n.H.... presumably ... ..U. Ir. disappeared entirely nu n. ......I.. 0. m. '".. '.. IT. m. ..m.. u.0r. .
 ..H . mHu. property. hi. I. .... upon ... .H.m..| ".H.. ..r. boon u.H.. .. "Hr. four .... ...m. ... m.... ..| m. h. ...u.. .. .... i. 0. ..H. ..
 H..".... ."u." ... U...H...' ." ....u .. IT. uH".. r..... " ... mountain. .... .mI.r " .u u.. mm.- H. .. H com. ...H.'. U. lew E.." ". VI. h. .I.. .. .... u....H. nm ... m"HH. ..u . .U m. ...r H... a. .
 Iu Hr. H."
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
TERRITORIAL OFFICES
 OBSERVE ALASKA DAY

And hat was about an there was to It ae holiday in Juneau The business houses and schools cont.u- uoI operation and Che weather was of One .ourdoueh variety as it raincd most of Che day. lt was not until evening chat thc holiday spirit was apparent to any great extent and tbcu it aat mp and took notice
 Tho reception at Government House was very largely attended bee twcon thc hours of S.30 and t0.3o and practically an the callers wont from tborc Go lho Pioneers dance In A. B. Hall.
 It has beon suggested that Alaska Day. beIne Che only holiday that tIubaus com have without dividing wth no balance of Che country
 should bc moro generally observed .n ho future than it was th.s year or has been Iu past years
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
RIVER MEN GO SOUTH

On Che Princess Nary Monday woro number of Yukon river
 oamboa. men. capla.na p.ioH ou- auoeu and others who were eo.us io HeIr homes ln various parts of tho country for One winter Some or lhoae men have been on tho Yukon rvor ovory years for moro thm l0 ycrrs and have never spent winter i'm the North In that t.mc They usually come North Iu May and re- turn about thia time in Che mn 0f iho.e who went out Monday several haga homcH in either Vancouver or T.oloHa others In senIlo one in Portland Oregon aud another near sU Louis Both of thc uttcr hayc boon on Che Yukon river every aea-
 on for 2f years
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
nnNnHlI .nEs s0IIH

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 ..H..u| n un ... N..... ...... ... H.H... nm. M m.. wit. ...m. ..H. ". ... steamer .. i. port. T.. .U" boon .... I" n. HH..... n. "" .. ".. r. -. u... .." ".. H..... ..H .. |..I. "." .. n. H ." u".r A J .m"". .. maintain -" ..... ....'.-. H.u0.0. . m.. III. ."m. " Cor. |.. .. III. uI ..H.. ..
 u.r.H.. "I ..n.H 0I.... H.. .".r m. .... .. m. I..r m...H. hi. ... .U H".... nm. m.".". |" ....u. II. predict. mHE Dom. .... E.... -. ... Hm...n" election H..H. T.. m. .."..
 ..m u.. ..".. IHuH.'HH. '". country ".' '... III. u... .|m.n..... which ..
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
.S0u2D0U2HS DRIVE
 DJ-LC42E T0LA2
I.o1 Mo- c. Pioneers o. Alaska Hold Amu Dm.a to Cc.c-
 huto Hnaa Day

Hu was u comfortably m.. W.Iu... u..HI whom mHm. I.. n. I..0I |.. .. Pioneer. o. Alas. ... H.r ..r. o IHurH..n and r.r.. and IH.r ....nI. rouI oh- served. H.U0... nm. celebrated 'IaH k. n.U IHo ...H anniversary %. One m... u. N.... from Hua with . l.H.. H.I uor.. aI ho. ...H ...0 and Iu' hour a..Hm m.d- u... H. furnished by Hr... .....H. and mU. foot .H.. I. bon exclusively devoted .u ....n. mud growth. corn. for roHu H U... un and UuI down m . m.U.. ..r. ruU.H and
 .|U.. ..m m. John sn...0. and a.H UmH.-r- I'D and d.H. i'm. . choir m. ....i Che .U.. r."u. H.m. H0.Ha and m. ...u.r ."....u. Tn. u. I"n.o. .H..| r....r history uu m. mo- ... ... ..'... UuI..U..
 ".... John .... and I. H OHrH had ..H. 0. m. HuH. portion o. .H. .I.H.U.H and J. T White .. w. n Drown H... I.. HHE boys m ..r. m. .." hundred .Mne TO. ....' II. m... .H. .."n. .Ho W...
 Io. I.n.|.. and c.o Hmu. .n. ... H0o. occupied aul .. I.H. were err. and ....0.I. u.. HHnn TH. H.I
 u... ......
 ....r... . M H0r. m homo. . ". hold H reception uI ....rm.n. H.. from mI ...... man. ....H. II. n.r IHe.r m.
 ... and ..n. from ...-. .o m. ..... "... Ue ..I0-n.rH HarH
 ..- visited.
 H.. ..u.. H .H. ...orI Na... I'm. celebration hold nIor .He aH .. 0. I.. Mo- e m. Pioneers .ru. mH..| U.. o.....on H U.r ..H .. H..u. uHHe .H I
 .U h. HH.. under Che 0. I... ".0u..#
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
HOME FROM NEW YORK

"H.rI. Gn.I".r hnm. .... n.u.. mo t.. eHH.Hu. W..r..I.r aIt.. . trip .o Now York nr which ho visited lHoaeo and other hu.uo. e.n..H Hc returned .r way o. s.n Hmu...n whom. n.
 joined on ... Grip homo by Nr. aoU....u. who VII. u..h taa.r 0meH. I.r M Marin. who H attending
 H00. .Hr. M. 1n....n Hu word Gnu. Che HUH. on .ao out.
 .e H slowly Inn. .oo.N mn0' n. H.. HH0r condition. 0ro ..
 .uru .rm omHr He .#o
 H... s U.'. 1T any tendency un.rI .0H. n... .Hn n. nr..n. prevailing and .... many .0mm'.. .U.. .r. .Ir.n..r. rather .HH com. i'm. down m Hr...
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
ALASKA BLACK BEAR
 PIONEER ''PR0HIB'
Bmm First Adopts Carrie Nation Mothods for Putting Alaska
 On Water Wagon

THo following story written by S.. s GroI appeared iu late issue of lhe Seattle Times
 This fig a bear of a a.ory
 Also story of a belr A nrohI- bHou boar am animal I0rermnor of human rcIormor A bear ou Che warpatn militant and vonesc.m aelIua. Che demon rum
 Many there arc who pause for a moment to gaze upon Carrie Nation. forever doomed lo m.0 Che sweet bror that Walt through tho steel hau of hcr care at Woodland Park admire her. gaze Wondcr.usIy and dc- prl
 Carrie Nation doesn't care. She HH gazing with dreamy eyes aero Ono unut apaces of One park. rune nnUHe In bear fashion upon her lte
 Carrie. demon ro.1rmer haa a past n rlel thaf rocks Of alcohol
 Wears ago. in Seward Naeha. be- fore .ho name of Vo.stoad was heard. Carrie waa uI.ol i'm captivity a. a furry brown cub She spent hor ch.Id- hood days playing ah0ut Ihc wharf Whenever n steamer came .u from smtue OF San Francisco Che hor cub was on hand to gree. Ono strange dog. and mnnr bitter duo's cnsuel. In which Carrie was invariably Che rIrIor She waH landmark of the city. a eroa. awkward bear rambling abou. Che UlHo mining city at an hou ol Che r0F or night IIor name tHen was "Hobhy
 She hated saloons especially one run by "porcw.uo Jm'
 One day me owner of Seward principal ror shop showed mp at Che opening umc and found a complete wreck The pinto r.a# front had boon mashoI as though by am o'c- phmt Inside Che place whisky bot- Uos fon mugs and glassware mingled in Iaeeol broken debris bc. meath .He overturned bar. Am alco- hoH. Hareh arne.
 Seward hoa..aI chic. o. police who uoIe n Uu snr and packed enough hardware ou l.a hips to sink n loet
 Tn lHa parsonage .ho a.oou keon- or appealed for vengeance.
 The .mIre police force yeu ratrI Che wrecked booze d.anonnry
 Wme hog were engaged I'm thcr 'dcIueions frequently ampIue tho remaining a.oes thoy hcard a loud ! ruh m walked Che bear climbing through Che broken window intont upon finishing Che job. Sho WaH dubbed Carrie Nation on Che .not
 rdo ercat brute remained In scw lard for several months altor that | |durue which time aho took nart'e- 'mm joy I'm masbine hooze io.uis ! |Tnaur Che total Of her crime mounted ao high hat her departure for 0.hor climcs boclmo imperative And a0 sine was shipped t0 sc1tte A rucer mtc. ruly Carrie Nation ] was relormor. n prohibition Doar a ! |Icadcr in Che movement Go mako ! AlasEa dry.
 And now ho s.ts captive cN.'ed to another land. doomed never to rc- turn To her uauve country to aoe l how hc dreams have como true.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
POINT FARMER
 WIIH CARGO 0I STUDS

Umu O uor.Hm who Wn. award .I number o. nH Tor vegetables II. U. r.."I Country Fur arrived town |u..r afternoon with I.. .I noH.n. from H.H ranch n. UM... HnuU ...HI m.'. ou.n u. Iu. TI. I. h0 0.oHI To. o. u...u" Mr. GHHum m. brought .o Tnmu m. r.r h.. .u. shipment. U.H. .. ..
 Il. 0U.H Point Uo.H.o. aro o. uH.. quality Mr. oHHm oE- H.non... mo 0...u.r in I.noue o. nj. crop i'm ... IH.r. !. mo rol- .I 1. Hou.0. H.H. shipped from Ha .I" 10 IH. portion 70. AW.H .ou IH. H0m grown produce. cam h. had and .H .0ne u. U Ia un Io m. ..U.... U. Ono Han oI Che pre-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
YUKON c0ucEsGoEAmE

..- Neville n Arm who own. . I.r. Ir.... o1u.. ion oH n. N.HH.u r.... . tributary o. ... ".IU u NU.HH H.H- Hom. on l.. Prince. Mary M.".. afternoon. NH.H. t.m...H Inn. ..H.I I. como. en for . number o. E.. huI was n.H-
 HI. .Har.I Uuu. Che Ion. period n. III. war and H.# unable .o Uo anything mII within .H. H two Uu However, In. 1T. h. n position Tn on.rH.. .....-
 r.r by r.E. year, Ne mo" oH ... ... Il. .n.HnI
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
PRESIDENT BRADLEY
 VERY OPTIMISTIC
Head Of Big Mining Company Asserts That Continued Activity
 Is Assured

Tr. .Ioni Prod w. Bradley of tho Alaska Juneau and Tr.ldwei Gold Mining Companies who arrived from hI home in Sam runcaoo IaH Saturday u.ehl Ia very optimistic concerning Che future operations of lHe Nu..a Juuoau which .H showing HoHor umm now hm at any period uo. operation. began. Asked for am oEpr. .ou regarding tho .u- uro outlook for Che m.uc Mr. Brad- ley mI.
 "Iou cnu a.alo aa coming from me Chat tHe muro of lhe h'aHka Jmoau |. absolutely a"uroi, that while we could probably force ummur ol ore mp oI000O toms per day WIG aim .0 mr.a Il ah1u. 5000 per day or alU0NU tom. per month and that a..rae. Wc arc i'm position to maine a.n.
 nHe mine IH now being operated ..u profit that win steadily Increase with orch succeeding month Both he mining and milling departments I. thoroughly .w,oma.z0d und cF. .v.hue ia running a smoothly u .m.I possibly be wished and .ud.ca- HouH were ueFor .n good nor One Iu- ura outlook for tho hH.Ea Juneau TO bright n. at tlo present tmo
 Mr. Hudie. has engaged Daaase for m. south on Che Princess Mary
 sailing next Thursday mou.ne While heI. he H Che guest of hIa brother. ID. H. Bradley who !. gene
 I manager oI Che haaka Juneau and TrmIuaI comnHn...
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
TWO TuCH CHILDREN DIE
 OE sEBBAEB0uD sIEANEI

|.. H.U H0.H. 0I rHIWo. .... r.I.. .r.0r from GH.. I..... win. I.| Juneau ... in An.
 u.. win. HH Il. nj. m0.HoI.. children Hr I. .I H.m. Tn a0rna ". '.|.. .. . mos. H.I... one u ... ... .H.. .H. day. ou. from E. No.. two 0. hi. H.Hr .oH. U.... I'M. H...r. ...I oI I.uH.HUrH. .. ... .. m. dread lH...o hHrHe
 ....H' |" m. "..m.. on which Che. I.I "..H He. All IHe
 .r.H .HU.m won. worry ..o. m. ... .. ...n recovered. L.ue Goore0 min. I'M. Peter seven and n |. . .. ... After tl..r mother II.I and for several w.o. ...... III. family .UrI.I ..r Serbia. a..... ".. cared ..r .t ... homo o. H J. Whit. m. H...r n. m. homo u. Row. |. ID. Il..H.H.Hn.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
POPULAR LOCAL COUPLE
 MARRIED IN WISCONSIN

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
DEVIL MOOSE IS SLAIN
 BY ROSS RIVER INDIANS

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
YOUNG MAN
 Is SEEKING POSITION

M U snrdc'I young man from Semitic. arrived on tho Spokane Wcd- mel day and .H anxious .o mnto Ju- nou HH homo. hut .u order chat h.a wish may b. eatIed it iH necessary Hrt he find something to do. Mr. smude k a slanoerauher and 1T recommendation eo for anything hc |. n good one Although only hoN h. has had considerable experience Tn court reporting n addition to or- Unnrg Iuoaanl.c work Should h.a ..rr.re. be required a telephone or noHauaI can nc Che ouIce of The sr.IuH Weekly win 'o.'te h.m.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-21
CLAIRE FINDS BARGAIN

. .".H. .r... commit HI..r secure. I 0n .0. m. city H m. matter o. pipe tor
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