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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
GETTING BETTER WITH
 EACH PASSING WEEK
Fair Committee Meeting With 6uc. cess in Promoting Farm Proc
 duce Exhibits

Wtn .I woeI. moro lo eo and .u. t.r..l growing every dly Che Ooun. .t-. Fur promises .o ne ono of Che . h...... .neoe. Ihnt Ha9 over boon pulled oI in soutHoa.lcm Alaska according lo EI. N Kane. manager. I'm speaking ahou. Che Fu'r th.H mnmn. Ho uId.
 owe started out a month aeo with n committee and urme for Che far and aItcr done u.le lu.c. work M. have now n boosting or.an.ra- um that covers practically erorr forming community In soulHoaa.ern AIresa. And according Io reports received from mcmber of our orean- Ilauon. Che Iumou aul business mon oI Che or.'yu. communities arc W much u uror oI Che fa.r aa Che business mon or Juneau
 Tbs organization Chat reaches Ono outlying communities .a known as th. committee or exhibits The members aro Tom kuulson Nel- ImHuu. c L GeIHueor hma.ea. Judge w. D s,out HaIue c. O. WaHer sueuar A. L Poraer Strawberry poInt Ei Snyder roaa- Eee. Claa Hcaus Hoouah. E M Polly. sItEas N r. Zimmerman kct- eh.Eau. w. E pauut Wrluso.L and Carl & Swanson peteuhwr More names win mo doubt bc added lo IHIH committee within lew aala
 rho members ot thIa comm.t.e. hrra not yet completed n aurror of Choir communities. bout according io advice. received from number n. .hem. we aHau have twice oa many exhibitors as we Gr figured ou. This number win possibly roach u much urear neuro when Che mom. bcn shah have completed the.r oan- VII. oI Ono farmers and gardeners
 Tho Pair Committee .s distributing aa..0n tickets lo thc Fair among .hc business hour toiar Iheae Ick. c.s admit Che purchaser lo each a.- .erroor and evening show ou Che days o. hc exhibition Wth thc urneeeds from tHe.o nI.. plans win he laid for th. carnival n.or.un- mont which !. to b. given m couuer- uou witch nc am3 products eEh.b- Fnn.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
TAINTED FOOD KILLS
 YAKUTAT INDIANS
Special Officer Wilson Reports Two Deaths at Cannery Town From
 Canned Beans

Special officer for tho Suppression of Che Liquor Traffic Jack Wilson returned Wednesday night from am official vIat Co Yakutat where he reports two doaths as having oc- cured recently from eating canned boans Chat were tainted. Both vIc- ums woro Indians
 officer Wilson brought in % ChIn-
 mm from Yakutat who had been convicted in Commissioner A2elsons court of m00nshinIug. The Ch.nk was lodged in One Federal ia.I hero to serve ax months A sick Indian girl was also brought by Mr. Wilson to Che Indian hospital at thia place.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
YACHT ClSIlNl IN
 JUNEAU HARB02
Millionaire Edward L DQhmy With Party Making Tour of North
 cn Waters

Tho private yacht Cas.ana th, property os Edward L nohony nrcH .du. oI Che Mexican Petroleum Conn nuy uIth Che oIiume and popular R. n. wDobI McGHiwcy Of thD Admiral Line. on tho bridge arrived i'm Juuou 'a midnight and caa. anchor m Che harbor uuUl ih.s morn. i'm. whom .he ued up at lhe Adm.ra. Line doeE
 Mir. Dohcny Is accompanied by hU wla and party of nicm anec.a. eucu and Che Grip to Alaska H purely one of pleasure After v.a.t- ur sEaeuay and s..aa. Che caauna win return t1 Jmmu ou Wednesday whom a can win be made on Cover nor Bono. who Is expected back from uraer by thal tme.
 The Caama was hmit iu Scotland in Ia0I. H eSf feet ioue draws i6 le.. of water and sIcama lf knots per hour She a said lo bc ono of Che most elegantly furnished and equipped private yachts owned In America Her homo port Ia Now York she s nm oI burner twin .reu moneIiar and carries u crow of ror.y
 Mr. uoHoHF and party visited hcn- IanHuu e.ur.r IhH morning and Norc around town Inter unll l2 o'e.o.. when Ono ClH.aua Io.t for
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
.SIHDJH CHARLEY
 LONGS FOR SON
Hopes to Soon Have F0urieen-Year. Old Boy Puo.ai From Iowa
 Bl0maloy

sumdum Charley ul-blooded Inc d.an and splendid specimen of nby.cal manhood Was In town lhs WoeE on business prompted by hIs father love for wayward on
 Several months ago sumdum Har- rv If-yo1r-oId a0n of sumdum Charley wos convicted Of burglary in Che local district court and ron- .o1cel to aorvo IS months I'm Ono TO- Iomatory at huamosa Iowa. to which place hc was taken by Nar- ahaI Beaumont and Guard T E. p. Keewu. Since Che boy was Incar- .ouicd In Che ro'1maiory hc haH written many letters to hiE father and In chem ho gives evidence Of have ing "soon Che IiEhl" promising Chat. whom he returns t0 Alaska. Che land of hIa fathers. hc win ondoaVor by IIf eonduo. and department t0 dem onarato Chat he Is not inherently a moral derclct but that hI8 0ne "a.In" waa moro Che result of youth U. Iud.acrouon chan of a perverted nature
 And sumdum Charley haa faith In h'a boy-fath Chat hir experience win acVc to make a man of him In iho future n.th Chat what aeams ae- gore and harh now win mellow into a pIoaaont memory when by right living. abIur.ne Chat which is evil and ci.nens to Chat which .a good. hc win remove Che stain from Che sumdum oacutchcon and reflect honor and glory on Che family name
 The hopeful father is being helped in hIs efforts t0 have his son naro'cd by number of influential whites both in b.a own uc.ehborhood and in Juneau n Che moandmo ho Ia seeking t0 d.uuee sunshine in h.E s1u'a ho1rt by having .his srolt fame fly journal mailed to him every week. we'll knowing t1lt Iis prccept and teachings win bo mighty factors In convincing Che boy that Che straight and narrow path haa it an over Che broad road Chat leadclh down lo de- arucuon
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
BRISTOL BAY HAS
 PROSPEROUS SEASON
Cuneles to Far Westward Putting Up Biggest salmon Pack in
 Past F0lr Years

I..arIne Io Territorial Tax Co. I..I.r George ". Mock who arrived bonn. 0u IH. steamer Admiral Wal 0n WaHr.I.r evening from un eE- tended trip to and .hroushou. th. HrH. Day eoIn.rr Che eaunw.a n. tH.. section uI Ine Territory ar. having nm .z.eI.r. soaHnn thcr
 various pack. averaging larger .Han during any year Hr.. IaiE.
 Mr. Mock wa. westward r. lar n. NH.U.e.. and WI" away ahol. .cn u... During h. Grip he r.IeI -. .rr.H.. and ..E .'I...r an O. which h. found .a he hur The ..r .I U.H .n Bristol Bay waters be-
 . ..r.r i'm July and ml N.Ht mp ...I|. .r.. and wrH H. h"N whom M. Mock '.I. .Herc IIe .euI .. III. month IT. estimate. Cha. IHo
 .. I.- m. Hr|.. Bay IH.r.r. IhH
 H. H. .r I.e rH.eHHarHa1I .. ... and . HH'. million ..e no majority being red salmon
 Mr. Mock reports much .rt.ra.. n III. Cold Bay oil I...Ho. and r ..... !. .u.I. u stampede ou .o .haI .... from Arrroaee Seward and ..... western n0u..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
GERMANY MUST
 PAY aER BILLS
A. Mitchell Palmer Former Attorney General and Foreign Cus-
 t0jIan Says So

W..Ine.on n. C.-Thc opinion h.t Germany mus. pu One h.l Ono United sata. hold. ara.na. her aa one of Che Ue.ou Iu Che world war and chat mT n.men. of One b.U may h. expected from Iho German property .Hl.I u fli. country was I before . Senate committee by A. Mitchell Palmer former ot- .ouor general and alien properly custodian Palmer was c1I.od ny Che .amm.ff0. ia e.Fe h.. view concern ne m. Underwood bIu to H..Hc American claims aea.us. Germany
 aI, must not be forgotten taat we won Che war and Germany lost it and Germany must pay our b.IG for Che vur" .d Palmer "rho only question Hu. remains to bo doior- mined In my Judgment .s Che ad- indication Of One IIoms of lha. bII and ! believe Che creation ol an Am- ar.cnn comm. .ou to rorIeW hmcr.- can eIa.m. Hel.ua. Germany aH proc nr.eI by Senator Underwood would provide feasible and mcr.lor.ou method for arriving at such am ad- IudcaUo1
 Palmer said be did not think that Germany was entitled to any voice as .o Che size of che b.I Che United States might present asoiust her. she had already agreed Cha. former German property in th.H country should be usod to settle American claims araIus, her. and ho did not believe further negotiation or n .roiy were necessary to N1u.doto lho.e claims i'm Che mannor expressly provided for under Ono Versatile. .roa.y and Ono eparale GcmauAm- rr.cHn pence pact.
 Secretary Hughes may soon ho canned cn lo Inform thc Senate ro- mIne Che negotiations Che a.ole department Ie conducting witch Cor many regarding ho proposed el- clement o. American cIa.ms il was indicated by Senator CummIus Re. publican oI Iowa chairman of Che committee
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
TO MEET JOHN TUPPELA

Attorneys J. II. Cobb and Grover C Wiun loft on Che Princess Alice Tuesday for Seattle to meet John Tunpela. Che somewhat cratic pros hector and miner who two years ago recovered a large sum Of money by process of law from Che Chichagoh Mining Company.
 Cobb is attorney for Tuppela while Wnn was a year ago appointed by Che district court as his guardian. About nine months ago Tuppola won't to Minnesota Co visit relatives. and Che latter have written both to Cobb and Winu chat ho was becoming hard to manage. It is possible that the attorneys win bring their joint client and ward back with them Go Juneau. depending on tho condition i'm which they find him when he meets them in Seattle.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
ALASKA EXPORTS
 SHOW INCREASE
Products t0 Value ol s32lI0ll Shipped From Territory Du-
 ing Month o. July

eH.ur. un nweH.. oFnr IHo .or
 onIre month of last year m.nUn. .o n..r'y G.E per eont 1..... exported products during mr o. th.r ro.r amounting to tl- -rrH-r.
 o. Che July exports aImo. orc h.Ir canH..aI o. canned salmon .ho valuation oI which was a UlIe moro Hrn one and n hHIl million dollars m. mex. biggest Item tfls.00n. VII. .urn.. u.. from One kUn..o.l mn. FoHcuIne Che copper was d.,- ..r.r. v.rcIo. %. tHr other chan
 m.n and herring and lo Che ra'ua n. E...UUU. and n. herring l1 Che ...re o. E.I-U"0. vIII clam. worth E-r".' During .n. month Uah o.' m IHe raue oI fHa.00U was exported
 The above Hare. arc from One monthly report of Collector 70. cue- tom. J C NeHnI.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
AFTER BIG CAME

Mr. and Mn Bob Becker oi Chic cleo Woro naHoueor for aarWar W Che E..oho.h Monday nigh. and would eo fo Wh.chouc where lher would ho mot by Conc and Louie JacruoU who win he the.r guides on a b.e game hunt .u thc kumo com- Iru Mr. Becker ia edIlor Of Che .Wooia and Wato" department ol Che Chicago Tr.bmo. Iho Iac1uot Brothers have lived on HurWHh eraa. .u tno k'uauo country for Ono nra. twenty yoau and orc familiar with Che hauna oI me game within n raIIua of many miles of Mc.r homo
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
MARINE INSPECTORS HOME
 FROM TRIP TO WESTWARD

Captain George IT. Whitney una Chic. John Naumrrt.r Federal n-
 o. huH and boilers TO- r....'r returned on Che Admiral W..0u from mn extended official trip m t.e westward They Wcro ao- ..mn.n..I by their se.r..nrg George
 Mann Th. party Ier horo In May and ver. gone 1'mo, ,frcc month. rHar duties took .hem into .u Bay and .r various points on .Hr NI.uUHu eHI.r of .H.auI. They confirm previous report. about tla nmn.Ie Io UHe Cold Bay oI He'da and rr.I... considerable activity for .HnI section
 Captain Whitney was ..I 0n roneH. re Tme.. and had boon r1r nearly two woess Hc was able to visit h.a ."e. retnInr and although lcol ne rn.l. welE h.. physician hopes .r hare him fully restored within a ... Iag
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
READY SALE FOR
 PROMISING CLAIMS
Three Corporations Ready to Buy Mayo Property That Shows
 Merit0r0us Assays

J. IT, Kelly agent for Che old N. q. Company. who has returned after a visit of several days to Keno HI1 expresses himself as we'll pleased with Che outlook for Che camp.
 "Kono Wu." says Mr. Kelly "has Ono high grade orc in several of tho workings. with indications Of more rich ore possibly being developed thoro or in Che silver zone of which It is a part The greatest point in favor Of Che young camp is Chat it a.roady has thrco large and sub- slant.al mining companies interested thcrc. witch representatives and working crews iu Che camp. That ia a long stride. When we thuk how hard lt ls t0 induce mining c0n- coms of means Go cutcr new and unknown districts. we can appreciate an Che more Che fact that three large companies arc on Che ground at Keno today ready to take hold of anything that ls opened up by Che Dro.poctors which is worth while. Now chat tho companies are there and ready to do their part. Che pros Dcct0rH should do the.r utmost They are mro of market in case they can uncover mcr.torous lodcs.
 "Tho wido zone ovor which Che s.lver prospects have been found in Iho Mayo district Is very encourag- ine and ] hope chat .n time eXten- avo and lasting silver properties win be opened In various parts Of Che camp. Time and work win toll'
 Dawson News.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
DR SHERMAN L. DIVINE
 PASSENGER ON ALAMEDA

Dr. Sherman L. Divine. pastor Of tho First Presbyterian church of Spokane. was in Juneau today. a passenger making tho round trip on Che steamer Alameda He is ace companied by Mrs. Divine.
 Dr Divine has but recently re- turned from spending a year in Arm- enia ond Russia and in @ brief talk this morning with a representative of this paper gave some interesting information relative to conditions as thoy exist in Che European countries lately visited by him. He told Of paying for O shoe shine i'm Russia witch 2.500 rublos and Of Che shine artist. small boy bursting into tears and telling him chat 2.500 rubIos would mot buy slice of bread with which Co aliay hls hunger That shine cost Dr. Divine 10000 rublos. Dr. Divine remIu.accntly mentioned tHat whom a boy on % farm i'm M'chi- mn ho was wont to wonder how it foIt to be millionaire He realized Che feeling when In Russia, as he ays ho spent five million rublcs uoro i'm IS -which was cheap living at that as tbe five million rubIcs represented American money to Che amount of about fi0.
 If possible. Dr Divine win stop on at Juneau on his return from Che westward and. In Che event of h.a doing so. Juneau win have am oppor- un'ty for hearing a highly intcrcat- Ine address
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
PRETERIIGHT KEEPER

G. F. Wikstrom. an old-tme printer who followed Che trade when Mir. Merecnthalcr was a mere boy. was here a few days lately on his way to Eldred Rock in Lynn Canal a few miles below Haines, where he win assist in keeping the lamp trimmed and burning for Che benht of those who SO down to the sea m rhiDs and who do business in great waters He left for his new post on the Estoboth Monday night Mr.. wikstrom has been in Che light house service since quitting Che printing business several years ago, but until Che present bis connection with ho service was on ships. light house tenders.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
WOMAN LECTURERS HERE

During Che umo Che Princess LouIso woa I'm port Tuesday after noon Misses Jean Mowat and Renee B Stern. both of Chicago. were busy acqu.r.ug information of Juneau and Alaska. Both Che ladies are mem- bers of tho Illinois Woman's Press Association Lecturers roster for f022-3 and both have had vast eE- porionco ln Che lecture field. They win 80 as far as Dawson and return south on tho Princess boat alllng from here Che morning Of Che 22nd.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
ANOTHER DOCTOR TO
 PRACTICE IN JUNEAU

Alter carefully considering tHo matter ol selecting location for One practice of b.a profession Dr. w. A. HorIud has decided .o ett.o down in Juneau and hos opened o.- Gees over Che Juneau Mu.c Houe.
 nr HmunI Is mo stranger In Ai- assa. having naoIccd hIs nrolc r.ou i'm fbe HHstoI Bay country for several yoar nrovIous to being Io- cateI n. H00urh when. ho was phy. acan witch tho Federal Bureau of Education.
 pr Borand wont outside iast ial' and took nost uaduate course at a Now York medical college. lon. the cau ol Che North Waa more than ho could withstand ml accompanied by Ma Horlant he returned couple ol months ago con.on. to yield to Che lure o. tho North He wa known locally oui. aH h.a good uaure IuHn.res confidence. ho Is bound to succeed herc
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
NO DEVELOPMENTS

There .s nothing new m electric light and power circles Co ropor. this wook nor win Uhoro likely be until word Is had from J. D. Corhua of Los Gatos. California. president of Che company to whom Manager PuIlU h.a referred Che propositions ub- mItted by Che c.ty council lu Che meantime meters arc roe.alcr.ne charges on Che bas.s Of which con-
 umora woro notified Ono 1rt ol Ono month. Tho only electric develop mena lately was tho thunder storm of Wednesday night
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
THERE'S REASON

w. K Kellogg. president Of thc celebrated Corn FInkc company named for hIm accompanied by hI uIle. |. making One round r.n an tr. Ioamer Admiral Evans which uas here crrIy yesterday morning on Che way t0 One westward.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
LADIES' GUILD CONCERT

A musical was given hy ,hc Ladic. Guild of Holy Trinity cathedral las. night at Che homo Of Mrs. William Britt whou au excellent program was given. Among those appearing were Mrs. Harding in piano ao.os Mrs. Grace E. Davis I'm readings Mr. Fisher in vocal solos and Lasl.l Schwartz in violin solos and am Una .orcstue talk. A fair crowd wa' present. but not eo many aa th. nature of Che entertainment war
 anici
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
sHRmEBs ON ALAMEDA

The Alameda. which arrived .ho.. Ir alor z o'clock ,h.a morning. ur- r.e. party o' Mobiles of tHa MFH... Shrine who are on choir way ,o Che Interior where special Wor. O. One muHe nature known only to Mobiles awaits chem The visitors Ho-. .nH morning Wcr. Fo.cutHlo Hugh N Caldwell o. Milo roun'. Seattle. H. c1rl.r Frank B LaHor Director John HeN Thompson and rercy J. Iery Tho rar.y WaH e.Fon n ride to MondcuH.U rHcw HF Juneau Brothers The Alameda pulled ou, for the uo..WrrI at v o'clock.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
SOME LETTUCE EHf

aJ urhI tr. snahu leland ranch .-. wa. n town yesterday with cargo o. t.e..Hn'.. Incidentally ho H..ueH. with him .omr h.ad lettuce
 eHI Ir.H. .u diameter and uo.eh- ne two pound. per he.I Mr. Dahl H having wonderful. .u.ee WIlH nj. crops HH nsor and .a worry much |n.u...aI ln Che coming Country
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
LUCAS FAMILY ON OUTING

Nr and Mrs H. L Lucas and small son wore southbound passengers on Che Princess Louise yesterday morn inr They win SO by rail from so- atto to Milwaukee. where they win purchase now auto in which they win mako their way back lo coast visiting I'm California and later com- Iur to Seattle. They win be absent tWo months or ten weeks.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
cHAUrAUoUA DATES UNCERTAIN

While IT may ho .nmot.mn late i'm September m. eEact dHlc .or onon- n. Che CHrunulua Iu Juneau '. a. yet unknown The advance 0sonI o. .He company Miss h'lu E Hwu win be hao Iu ample ume to or- rang. for th. eNaet uma for opening .He r.o. ol entertainments It H mo. believed lnere win be any cone H.. ol Ihe Chau.auIur and Country ru.r. IH. latter being .cl for een,0m- ..r
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
W0LNsT
 U CONCERT TONIGHT

IarIn Schwartz tho noted im er.u r.1Hu... composer and con. uIhu.or l1 musical publications ar rived I'm Juneau .everaI days ago and win anne0r .1u.rh. at EIka IH.I
 Although a comparatively young man LaHo Schwartz hu devoted many years. practically hH ouurl ufe. t1 Che study oI music. literature and ar. and Is n finished product H. wIre Ia a'Ho nationally known u Helen Ware. another musical wonder Mrs. Schwartz IH not accompanying her husband 0u hIs Alaska trip.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
OPENS sEPTEEBER ]

Game Warden Wright Wcnr.ch desires statement to he made to the effect chat Che open season for game animals and birds opens Che fsl of September and not on thc 10th of August n8 many had supposed. WonrIch saya hunters win do we'll to remember th.a .aud Chat aIl violin u0ns win be punished by Che procea of law made and provided.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
BUcKEYE ExcURaONsIs

Mr. and Mrs. n. S. CraE Mrs. h B Crawford and Miss Dorothy John
 aor. Che former three from Naa..- lon ohio One iat.w from ch."ro. were Interested callers at thc oIce of One sroIera Weekly while Ono LouIa. Waa i'm port IucdaE aI.er- noon rl.auou a ono or Che Ioaa- nr manufacturing c.uw i'm One
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
IN JUNEAU RECENTLY

Tn Che U. & comm.H .oncra cour. Nr. Geo. Walker received n sentence Of 100 days and a due Of ilo0 and costs for violating Che TerrI.1r.H. bono dry iaw- -cordora Times
 Mrs George Walker was in lu- ucru Icw weeks ago. bc.nF called hero from Cortora by Ono dolth O. her husband. sho Is nm oldumer in One North and was known i'm Ono oar.y kIond.hc daya as sweet Marie"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
SEATTLE FAMILY SEEING NORTH

ur William Ba,ca. prominent se- a.Ic practitioner accompanied by hIs wife. son and daughter wcro nas- .eneoH ou the Princes Louise Tues day night for SarWav and A.In They propose staying two weeks or longer n. Che latter place and W.N do both hunting and lah.ur Dr. Ha..s |. au old fr.oad of James Nice CIo.scr o. .nIs place and V.Htcd him while Che LouiH. waH in port.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
BACK FROM sZTYmE

Joe Rarfr. former weI EroWf restaurant man o' thH place. re turned on Che Jefferson th.a wed. from n prospecting trip To Ono Sixty mil. country tn Yukon. Hc aHfa lu r..u Is good enough for him am. .r.t he wIT likely antar the ro..au rrrt business hero again. Ar H.I.r accompanied her husband o- che trip .c IHe Yukon.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
OFFICIALS VISITING RYDER

Governor Bone. Judge Reed and District Attorney shoup lcft Thurs day morning on Che cons. guard cut. Ger UnaIra on visit to points In Che southern p0rt of Che Territory Ryder being Che most distant locality visited. They win bo absent until Che middle of next week.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
TUG uAERTY BLOWS BACK

Tuck Fahcrty one Of Che bcst known and popular or Che oldt.mo AIassous of a quarter of a century aro. arrived 0n ,ho A.aucia th.s morning after loo'.ne away lvo years of hIs uic I'm Seattle. He con.cm- DIatos oneaeIug In business horo Il .rIIrbIr nrrnueomonl can be made.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
PROMINENT EDUCATOR
 IS GIVEN RECEPTION

nr John Gre- Hhhen president .. Princeton University and Nr UhH.n won. honor guests at apro.H reception given by Governor and H- Bono mt Government House W.'r. day night. Ihe t.Hneu.sHe.
 guests having stopped ou In Juneau aI.ar n trip through Che country .ar- thor north which lHer oEnroo. .H.m.er. w being greatly r'caaaa H... Tho reception at Government |... wH worry W.N attended 'nO ... nm enjoyable amir.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
rHEuE OFF FOR INTERIOR

Surveyor General Karl IH... .o.. rHrrI.r n.rrt or Che ou..n .or sueH.. o. h.s way down the lH- E0n river II. e..r.. Interior nn".. IT proper ...mno.. a.rH... elm b. had. H. a.I visit Ono horusus o1Hn- rr Hc wII. He absent erorl. week. on official nuro