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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01
RADIO STATION
 IS CONSIDERED hss0c.aHm for Radio Br01dcastng Probability Of Near Future
 For Juneau

AS Che result of m explanatory uIE ou Che subject of radio hroai- casting by ". R Bauo Of iho Iu- uau Electric Company who has Ius. returned from vI.It to Ono outside. .noro Ia strong likelihood thai an
 0.|aH0n win be formed by local residents for Che punoae Of introduce mr tIo service iu Juneau. which Mr. unrn. aId at Che Commercial AHo- c.aIm luncheon Thmlay would not Involve heavy expense
 expense
 Hhr failure ol congress .o annru- uuHie Che EI.000 recommended hr p. dmt Harding for surveying . .oreram.Hl dock a.O al Juneau was IHeI and Jeor'y regretted t u.s ..atoI by Acting President ". e. c.Uasou hHt when information was uHnfad by Cmrr.. m to wha. lhe appropriation V0. Cor. ihere waa no one ta answer ar0 consequently lae uom war stricken from Che budeol rho netting president strongly urged tea adr.abIHy or lho various towns cI Southeastern AIasa forming a poo. for the purpose of keeping eH unofficial representative at Washing Hn t1 champion lHe.r Interests.
 THe committee of which H i. Faulkner Ia chairman submitted resolution urging congress to pro. rde for lho laying of n new Sn.I.e Alaska o0bIe The resolution wcs raHeI.
 U Y. Tornt chairman of iao ape .aI committee to arrange for tho one tnHumont ol Che members of tho Candy Manufacturing Association who win bo hc.c about Che m.IdI. 0f Iur reported tha. arrangement, had n.au made io give Che party am mHue to MudeuhuI e.Hc.er a u.n through ile Alaska Juneau mine. a
 Ur. uI H." dame. ul uI.HL It WHH t.IaI not Governor and Mrs. Bone rIu hale n reception preceding Che dance for tlr F..'ior.
 Mr Forrest also reported for nH- other committee Of Wh.rh ho Wa OHa.mu. thatol progIdIus for cgu'u. nn. lhe band which has been done ... sum ol f60 remaining Iu lhc '..U.ur.
 I. B. summou reported proere in lLr matter of improving .ho Mount Echer.H UHI I'm conjunction witch One Iue.t Service
 Nominations for directors of One
 o.aUou Wo-e held open for m- other two Wcosa Mr. Summers who lad boon previously nominated, withdrew.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01
RICH DISCOVERY
 NEAR WRANGELL
". D. Grant and Associates Uncover Silver Ledge Upward of 5000
 Feet. Fine Showing.

The following is from Che iast is- sue of One Wrangcll sentinel.
 News Of a remarkably rich find of lend silver ore was brought to town this week by w. D. Grant who came in Tuesday from O group Of claims which ho and his associates own near Virginia Lako.
 Mr. Grant has boon out with crew of Hz mon doing assessment work. In following @ rich strIngor they came upon thc main lead. They at once began stripping the bis vein, which they followed for 5000 feet Tho mere fact that this vein could be arly followed for thc length Of two claims is sufficient in itself Co give positive assurance that thc ore is there iu practically unlimited Quan- uucs. In the crow were several old lead silver miners and each of them declared that Che surface showings were far better than anything they bod ever seen.
 Some of Che orc uncovered was brought Co town and has been attract necons.dorablo attention. The pub- fisher of Che Sentinel was present when chunk of ore weighing l2 hounds was sawed open with a hack saw. 10 was solid metal through and through.
 Samples from Che strIngcrs have boen previously aaaycd and found to run high in silver. It is therefore moro chan likely chat tho orc Of Che main body ls even richer than that of Che stringors.
 The opinion was expressed by MT. Grant that Che adjoining property owned by Che Bon Alaska Mining Company Is also equally rich
 The owners of these claims are w. D. Grant. B. Y. Grant Donald Sinclair. Dr. &. c. shurick. They pronoso to do no wild-cattIng. but win take steps at once toward tho |leeitimate development Of their prop- crty
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01
WALKER OFF FOR DENVER

Captain J. p. Walker Iolt ou Che Princess Louise yesterday morning .n rauta to Denver Colorado. Whor. .H. unua' conference ol representa-. ut. of Che engineering branches H..d and offices ol Che General Land office win hc hold. conron.ue July I0 md remaining I'm session mII and Including the l5.h Captain Walker
 .H.uu. supervisor oI surveys for .IY....
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01
OFFER
 BY OREGONIAN
Dr. Gilbert of Portland win Pay $500 Cash For Message From His
 Deceased Wife.

PORTLAND Ore Putting er.r.t mU.. to Che test. Dr. J. N'm G.- bo-. Portland physician O. h.rh
 mHue ha. p.a.ad 5000 In 'ooa. h.nE offering it to anyone who can bring l1 him au authentic mc..H.o from hi. do.oaaol wife.
 Dr. GUbar. and h.a wife were h0.H much Interested ln psychic phmom .r.. but wer. no. believer. i'm .hc o. .uL And thcy aueaI before he. Uorfh .H.t she aHor.i try Io .ruu init n meaec to her husband after n. ur over lho Divide. Hui i'm or der Uhat hc doctor may he certain Chat his dead wife had sem. a mes nee to h.m. uer arroel upon cer- tain .omfe. This na word !. now kept mtor sel. in Che bank which H holding fhc 5000 't0at muuer which win he given io amy. one who en ohtau It .hru commu u.uuon witch ne sn.rIt o' Mrs. aI bul
 Dr. Gilbert who Is recognized m am authority on muoa. dual. po- .orautv and scientific hypnot.m a
 applied .o lae medical practice de anrcl Inc and his WIlo had several friend. who wore very ouca. r he.r faith In .n.r..mHm and Una. .h.r h.re brought to him several pur ported mo from Mu oIhor. who dIcI in December l9lI Bu non. contained Che ura-nrrneo. .om.crrr. Their friends haru failed Ur GHb.r. decided to offer . reward cl $500 to any ap.r.ua'.H. H he world who can bring Io him moaee from his departed W0 which contain. Ihn re.r.l code.
 In making h. announcement n ..o r.umI and .le teat Dr. GHhw d.mu0I h. effect of Che wave o
 nruneIc Thought c.uaod by .h leuro of Sir Arthur Conan nuI and others
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01
CANADIAN OFFICIAL HERE

Among .ho tourist. oH Che Prime ea. Louis. tha week Was Q. 8 Fine mi. ol Che rar.araUon department a' O.nuu Cunada For many Tcar Mr. FuuIe Was chief c.cr. in Che of. Ue. of Che gold comm. toner at naw .au lll Ws transferred to 0tHw. ten years ago.
 Whe1 lHo rush took place .o tu. F0r. Norman ol ue.l iast yoar Mr. Fnuie was sent from Ottawa to or. .auIlc n recording d.a.r.ol and install n recorder. Ho waa carried from ad. mou.on to Port Norman in am aero plano and returned .hc Hme Wny.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01
HIGH OFFICIALS
 VISITS JUNEAU
Assistant Secretary of Commerce Wis., iting Alaska Points On Way
 t0 Orient

Juneau was honorcd thi8 week by ! One yIsit of a member of President HardIng's official family in Che per- con of CIaudIus T. Huston. assistant secretary of Che Department of Com morce. who. on Ono coast guard cute Ger M0IaYo of Che Treasury Depart mcnt ls making a Grip around Che world In Che interest Of American commerce. The M0llve arrived at n o'clock Sunday forenoon and loft 2l hours later for C0rdoya and other points to Che westward Yokohama. Japan. being her first port of call after leaving Alaskan waters ln tho official party in addition to tho as- .Eis,aut secretary arc Dr. Alfred n. Brooks. Che goo'0rist; nr. Stcineger. curator of Ono National museum and am expert on tho zeal industry; Cape tain LinquIat assistant to Dr. stoino- ger. Ward TT Bower. agent of Che bu- rolu of fisheries; Lieutenant CrcIgh- tou. of Che navy department; David Dayis. brother Of Secretary of Labor Davis. Lieutenant Colonel Evans of Ono public health service who is phy-
 Ic.an for tho party and Joe b. Bak- or. secretary t0 Dir. Huston.
 On arrival here Che party was met at Che dock by Governor Bone and delegation from thc local Commercial Association. Che latter having ar- ranged a trip with half a dozen autos to Mondcuholl Glacier for Che after noon. which outing was much enjoyed by Che strangers. Governor and Mrs. Bone entertained Che secretary and party with a dinner Sunday evening and later a reception at Government House wos largely attended by Che people of Che town.
 Monday morning Mr. Huston con- forrod with Che Governor and Com mercIal Association delegates in his office aboard Che cutter concerning Alaskan affairs when he promised to mako certain recommendations To h.s department chief Secretary Hoover. but was not in position to speak au- thor.tauvoly as to what would or would not be given favorable consid- erau0n. He also spoke rather en- courae.ugly concerning nsh leusla- uon as desired by the vested inter- esOs of Southeastern Alaska but heed no hope of anything being done at Che present session of Congress
 Mr. Huston stated that Che admin s.rauon from President Harding down is vinly interested in Alaska and may be depended upon to do what In their opinion. is best for her welfare. growth and development
 The secretary and several members of his party left Che ship at Valdez and worc taken over the Richardson Highway to Fairbanks by Colonel James Gordon stcosc chairman of
 Che Alaska Road Commission. who accompanied them from here. The Grip out from Fairbanks win bo made over Che Alaska railroad to Seward where Che Moiave win Doe awaiting them and on which the round world voyage win bo continued.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01
WRIGHT INVESTS IN
 BUSINESS PROPERTY

w. C. Wright proprietor o. Wr.ehra Jovclry Store. closed deal ihIa week whereby he becomes owner of Iho building ou Front Street .u which hiabus.ncH is located. hia homo also boIus in Che apartments on Che second 1oor Tho purchase was maio from ". c Nelson. former owner and. unal a yoar ago. occu- pant of Che property which ia 23 by S1 feet and is ono Of Che most dcF.r- able business locations In town. Mr. Wright hos iaith In the future of Ju- uoau and haa shown Chat o.th by providing himself with a permanent bushes location and home.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01
CUSTOMS MAN RETURNS

snocaI Deputy Customs Collector M S Whittier arrived on tho PrIn. cess Louise Tuesday evening from a throc Wcota irilp Co Che aouth during which Umo he attended Che Washing ton sa,e Grand Lodge meeting of Naaour which was held Iu Seattle Much of his dime was spent at Port Townsend where Mrs. Whittier and two children who accompanied him aouth arc som visiting with relatives Thoy win rcuru to Juneau before Che opening of Che public school carly u September.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01
FOUR YEARS ON RUN
 WITHOUT ACCIDENT

John H... win. for ... H.. .'" ...- h.. I'm. tn. contract m Che Iu......H. |.H..." mai. I.H.. '. urre ...H ... expiration 0. hi. con. I... ....... desire. m ....n. .. thank. .| ..e H0u...." aud ..r. vii. whom 0.. 0u... H.oHe.. him .. ....... ...r rr....oH mr.H. n. .. ... mos. pleasant .H. ...
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01
PErERsOEs BAcE H0E

ru ro.eron. m.H.ar mechanic aL Ono hlu0a Iunelu m.II accompanied hr nj. wife and mai laughter Dor o.HI returned on fHo Ic..enon .h.. week from n V...I to Iaooml No.hr uholo Mr. Peterson took treatment .ur a much run down conaU.uum uu. operated ou for appendicitis and WH generally mndo orcr and nu..I un Ucro.unci much Improved lnd .lno.H In ho hacE on h.H Ion ai lhe h.J.Iu n shorl I.me While i'm Thee oma .noy Wor0 ru...a o. Mm Pc.cr- .ouH H..or Mrs. Caroline A'etaon. who has anarl n number o. summers u Juneau.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01
ALASKA PIONEERS DROWNED

George Morol and Frank Ho.ne two oId-Hmo Ala-sans. were drowned recently in Che vicinity of Circle iu- t0u river by Che oyorturnIug of their canoo. Tho body of Morrel was ro- eogcrcd and aorch was bcIus madc for Chat of Ho.nc. No one witnessed Che drowning but tho overturned canoe waa found and Che suppos.uon Ia Oa. tle men were lost when .i upset
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01
EsTEBEIH QUEEN
 OF SMALL FLEET

Captain I " n.r uc.'.I rnE- h.. I.H owe. Che fac. tna. hi. m.I n0.. tHc E..on..U. H t0 h. m. .r... o. .m.II .r... in Ih0.. H.- ... when Improvements now under way .r. ..mn..... H... having H-
 stalled m ... H.o...H aO-ho
 noHo. tU.. mn.-... n.e. .neuo Ralph s LHnm.r 70. lI. company n. O..HnI California h.ne hoo and
 superintendent Tn. work. IH. ...o- h..n uU b. r..Ir I.. n uH. spin ..r.. n... .... m addition .o have n. .I.r .H...... speed. Captain u... .... I..I n. saving m n.. ...H .H. now .H..n. win h. uHou. | .n hour whom umH. The N.n' u.. ... E...H..a. HH .o e"r MI. nm. s.. last "0.N 0u. m. -... H.. II. now .0t.IH. ..on for
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01
PROGRAM FOR
 GEL 7BRATION
Complete List O. 2,tna for Three Days CmwI O. Sports Iu-
 ueau and Douglas
Sunday July O.


 Baseball Juneau F Douglas. aau nm. Seward F uua.w .m ulura.I ...U nm.
 muu Er. Department truck a... srm. .rom Hre HaI to new City nHr.I.
 Monday. July 8
 H.N.. .UU..H . I. m..m .0. nm N0U.... |.. Sew" ard al une.a.| a.00 nm.
 American Legion moa.. u. A. B.. han h.NN pm.
 Tuesday July q
 He'I .u... IU... N HNn.0..H n. hImH. Lu. U0.. beginning . .u.
 Wall ..H. .0H...
 N.H.r.-I r.... race.
 THr.....- r...
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 I0.0. .m Gran. ..r.0I parade from Admiral Iuo doe. to Prom. .r... mp Prom. ..1 Franklin II. Franklin .. T..rI r... .H.n.. .... r... .n Main and down Main |. Prom. ..m. Front Tn City uo.. turning Ua.. .n Io m. grand .nI .I .H. ..n.. o. Prom. am. ..u..n street. Two HmI. Iu. ..r Cr band .H. Imeu h'a..a N...r. Brotherhood band F.N dole ..r rr... ..r m. I... decorated UHIl mmUI.I.. .0"H"H. uale .Hne o. Declaration 0. ua.n.n0- .u.. Hr H0r. ". IT. ...I. and H..r.- ... .I.... b. Hon. Scott {. Bone Governor .. I..... 1T. Grand Stand
 Afternoon O'Clock
 OHIr.H. game. and r.. Al- m..I I.u. dock.
 ..ru.I I..H uor. s .0 . rUar. u.. .I.... second. EI0'. .U.rI ....
 t.rI U..H .r. II. . rera. I-. EI.... ..ou. .I... .H.U.. ''o. ...r..| ...H. boy. .' IN Eo.r. u.l EI... second EI. I0.rl. .'c .E.rI I.... ..r. E Io IN Foar.. .r. EI... ...0rI sIs In.rI .0c I....ur. I.... boys I| to |. years. Ur. E.. second. ... lH.rI |i'.. -.r.I dash. HHU |. Tn !. EeHI U. H.. ..HI. .I. I'H. ....
 .....II dash. ..r. I".. |. E..r. Uu. E.. ..aHI .I. -.rI. ...
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 U..... race. boys L' ID T. F0.r. .-.. E-. second .. l.H.. .I.... nm Baseball IH..u E e..- .r. ... Iun..UI. uoue... VI Uu...u IT. um..u.|
 .N n.H.I games u.... n ...n.. in .... E.. Seward team .I.. .a reach channel sunday Wm. o. mmmH. win h. ...m wit. I.eH- ... n....u... end .. .oHrum.H. E-. nr.. ... .o.l fL.0|
 Evening. O'Clock
 Hm .... m... .u.... U... be- tween bon. crow. from .mw and E.r.or.. .m. m from. 70. '0mr.. o..H.r mil. Hr.r' n.. He .#a.n ..el.u.n .H...H from I'm. '.. and Explorer EN in Hr| "0..I Tor ..I ..H.. I.tW..H On- .'.. ... HNU.0...
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01
NTLEBS TO BE
 PLACED ON srEA

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01
10 .O00 POWER SITE
 GRANTED SEATTLEITE
J. G Gavin Receives Valuable Right. On Aaron Greek Twenty Miles
 From WuurlL

According Io n memorandum ro .....I from .ra Federal Power Come .ou. . n..Im.u.. n"m.. under m. FUuu WaI.- Power het was authorized on May V .H IaIoW.
 TT. M. J. G GHtn a. ae..tc. W..n.u. ..0u. permit for . n.a.e.. 'o develop IU.".. H.- .u0W0r on |rHn" or... within u. Tm.a N.uoHa. Pores. .I uo.r. .Hou. a' mIe. from WrHe.L t...H. t1 include dam 100 .aoI high. IT I.0NH..on. pipe line. . power I.u. and Hor. .-.n.m ion Hne It H planned .o u. .H. developed roHo. .H operation of r.n.r and pulp m.I. Io na built Inter- The r.m..0e win he ro. mroI I..or. n He.u.. WI He issued .o mako aruua.mer witch m. Eor . srr... for suitable unn.F o. Hmh.r
 An .II.r. required H' Tn. h.. h.. boon ..H.I .. IoHaHH
 Nu Irr Power development on HufHoII Cam. Hw.hh.o. Bay and tran Crook A'0H... proposed hE .h. tm.a Development and Mineral Company WrneoI suUue.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01

Michael H8gorty. o railroad work or who was engaged in thawlng op- orauons at the bridge sito at No- mana. was admitted to hospital with n badly scaIicl iaoc and hand A blowout occurred during Che thawIng operations and a quantity Of hot mud was thrown into bis face.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01
BEEAEA WOMAN INJURED

N..rIr sH. employed i'm Nc. nan. laundry had ou. n. her arm
 n Injured i'm . muneIc tlat ,Hc at. .nnI.nt physician E mnuauon
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01

The Daily Alaskan of recent date ays George Rapuza announces tha. he Is willing to iakc a launch party to Juneau for Che celebration m th7t city. provided party 0i sixteen s.as- wy.tes can be gotten up for Che oc- Cls.ou.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01
NEW METHODS
 NOW PREVAIL
Present Day CrnleH Do Not Wear Coats Of M. bu. Carry
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01

TI. U0.Ir e'. .. H. hold Monday in .H. MHWr building 0F tHe La- I.. N.. Society WI. h. open for
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01

A aUu and .er gallons Q. 'mmc
 recently found in nm old building In Fairbanks There WaH mo clue lo Ono
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-01

The Cone. Guar. ship Uua.e ar- rived In DOT. I.. r... alIH .rm Ing aIu..n. U...u since Non..E sha win rma.n here wuI after .aa Hurr.I n. IU'U
The New York herald., 1922-02-23

yard advantage. Then he began to
Climb work his legs up and down like
piston rod instead of throwing them
forward-and he was unable to gain any
more. He was fresh and strong at the
end.
So fine was his performance tiat vet
eran experts predicted that when he
learns how to start and cuts out his
climbing he will be the greatest sprinter
in the world. He was i'll after his race
and said he had been suffering from a
cold for three days.
Jake Webber. who has been rubbing
athletes for more thar thirty years. said
McAllister is the most nervous one he
ever attended. Jake said he Is the most
perfectly muscled man he ever mas
saged and that, with the exception OF
Jack Eller, the once famous sprinter and
hurdler. he was the best specimen of
physical manhood he had ever seen.
w. f. Massey, Jr., of Princeton Uni
versity won the 100 yard senior metro
poltan low hurdle championship. He
beat big field of good timber toppers
and equalled the indoor record Of IL 1-5
seconds.
The New York herald., 1922-02-23
Havana Results.

FIRST RACE-Maiden two-yeer-olds; claim
Ing; purse 500: four furlongs-Gonwithim.
10 OFields), > TO >. to and to ,.
3. 2 to and to Q. second; Pandine.
i07 CMcGraw). to 1. . to and even.
third. Time. o:5o Is. All started.
SECOND RACE-Three- yea olds and up
ward claiming; purse 500; six furlongs--
Automatic Red. 110 Burns). 70 /. 20
and 8 10 8, won; Aitamaha, 112 dom
inicD. 3 70 ?. even and ] 20 2. second
Fair and Warmer. 10 (Josiah). 20 2.
oven and 20 .. third. Time. I :2l 1-5.
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THIRD RACE-Three-year-old and up
ward; claiming purse 500; six furlongs
-Rameau, 1l2 HunD, to !. TO . and
to 2, won; Blomdel. 112 (Corey). TO I.
g 20 , and I TO .. second: Punctual. 1ol
(Burns), 10 10 /. 10 and . 10 I, third.
Time. 1:t7 81. WroclSless, Ava r.. Blu
ford. Don Thrush and Redland also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Llttle Hatchet Purse $500:
three -year-olds; five and a half furlongs-
Quosada. los (Kclsay). : 20 ., even and
10 .. won: Fincastle. 105 U'ickens. TO
T. 70 and to :. second: The Roll
Call 1o7 CKcnnedy). 10 I, 20 and
to = third. Time. 90 10. Califa, Stone
wall. Lustre. Col. Chile and Randel also
FIFTH RAcE-American Legion Purse 5000
three year olds and upward: one mile and
fifty yards-MaSor House. l04 lJosiah)
10 l. s 10 and 4 70 ,. won; Eleanor s..
~ Prbblol I3 20 I. 70 and 20 y,
second; Blach TIackle. lot (MeGraw), 20
to T. 10 and 70 7. third Time as
TIutchison Marcolla Boy. Grayssian, Frank
w and Ticaccy also ran.
SIXTH TlACE-Thrcc-ycar-o and up-
ward claiming; purse 500; one mile and
ftftv vards-Tawasentha 100 (Kcnn' ~ .
G 10 I. . 70 I and even. won; r-Ado..
III Fieldsl. 10 to :. tn and 20 ,,
second; Dolly c. rs IN swarD. 2 20 I,
suez. Great Hawk Paroi. Guardsmen and
I.yice nlaO