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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-16
America Takes First Step to Car
ry Out Arms Pact Pending
Treaty Ratification.
DENLY ISSUES ORDER
Japan Has Also Ordered Cessation st
Construction Work on Eight Bat.
tleships Now On Ways Which
Will Be Strapped. ,

Neutrality-suspicious. work on
fourteen capital ships was suspended
by order of Secretary DENLY under
direction of President Harding.
The step was taken in anticipation
of ratification of the naval Limitation
treaty which resulted from the Wash
ington conference and under which
only three of the vesselS involved will
be completed as war craft. The other
eleven will be scrapped or converted
to merchant ships.
7 Coincident with Secretary Denby's
order came advices from Toxic that
Japan has ordered dockyards to stop
construction work on the eight battle
ships and battle cruisers now on the
ways which are to be scrapped in &C
cordance with the Washington agree.
ment. b,
Secretary Denby acted after Assist
ant Secretary Roosevelt had discussed
with President Harding the terms of
the treaty affecting the new ships.
Mr.. Harding approved the suggestion
that work be brought to q standstill
Immediately on the eight superdread-
naughts and six battle cruisers pend.
! ing final action on the treaty. In
round figures the building operations
thus halted have cost the govern
ment approximately $5,o00,0o0 a
month.
Big Saving Forecast.
Following ratification of the treaty,
contracts for the new ships will be
Cancelled. The ultimate cost to the
government of this cancellation can.
not be determined in advance. but
naval officials believe that a consid
cradle saving will be made through
this action.
Only one capital ship under /, con
struction was exempted from the
suspension order. It is the Colorado
more than 80 per cent complete, and
which will be retained in the perma
nent fleet.
| Vessels on which work was ordered
stopped included eight frst.class bat
tleships: The Washington, West vir
ginia, South Dakota, Indiana, Mon
tana, North Carolina, Iowa, and the
Massachusetts,.
| Work also was ordered suspended
on six battle cruisers as follows
J. Lexington. Constellation, Saartoga
Ranger, Constitution era United
States.
While work on the battleships Wes
Virginia and Washington was ordered
stopped, one of these ships will b.
completed and added to the flee,
| when finished. Which is to be, Sc
lected for completion has not beer
! decided, but it has been indicated thai
7 1t probably will be the West Wiz
ginia. rs
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-16
HIGH HoNoRs TO cARLsTRoM
Veterans Of Three Wars Appreciate
Work OF Head Of spanish-Amsri-
can Organization.
Veterans Of three wars honored
Oscar e. Carlstrom, Illinois. He is

ma I'll 0ntal co M
.lnander-in-chief Of
the United Span
ish War Veterans.
He was one Of the
so men who or
gained the fore.
runner Of the
American Legion
in Paris in 1919.
He is a member
by adoption of
the G. A. r.
Mr.. Carlstrom
was a sDriyate in
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-16
FORMER TRooPsHlP BURNS

Liner Northsrn, \. Pacific Destroyed
While on Way TO Drydoek.
New York The former transport
Northern Pacific, which last claimed
headlines In 1919 when she crashed on
to q sand bar OF Fire island with B.
600 American soldiers she was bring
ing back. from France, was destroyed
BY fire 40 miles OF Cape May, N. y.
a erackle Of the radio brought word
That fire !. had. broken out aboard the.
swift steamer and that she.was.a mass
Of flames. Later messages reported
that she had been abandoned BY Cap.
tain William Lusti and her skeleton
crew.: who were taking her to dry dock
in Chester, Pa. 80 :'-, Is 1: .ls8,:5
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-16

the war with Spain, serving in the
Philippines. Later he was captain in
the. National Guard OF Illinois. He
commanded a battery Of field artillery
in action in France. s 3tS
At Minneapolis last year he was
elected chief Of the Spanish War
Veterans. He was one of the so men
chosen to- represent the two million
members Of the American expedition
airy force in France to organize what
later became the Legion. Company G..
One Hundred and Second Infantry, G..
"A. r., Of Illinois, adopted him as. a
member. Mr. Carlstrom is lawyer.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-16
YEAR OLD INDIAN DEAD
Oldest Man In Country Dies In North
Minnesota Home.

Minnesota Home.
Cass Lake, MINI Ga Be Nah ewn-
Wonce, also known as John Smith, a
Chippewa Indian reputed to be 1877
years old, died here after short i'll.
ness with pneumonia. !.
Smith,, whose Indian name meant
'Wrinkled meat, had been very ac-
tive in late years. A year ago he be.
came totally blind, but his mind re.
manned clear to the last, and. he often
recalled the days when he was scout
for the Chippewas in the wars with
the Sioux. He also remembered
events Of the war Of 1912. One OF his
boasts was that he had never fought
against the white man.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-16
HE WAS WELCOMED BY FocH
st. Paul Janitor, Former comrade Of
the Noted oeneralissimo. 10
Granted Long Interview.
Djil-Allah Laquat!"
These mystic words meant some
thing that caused Marshal Foch of

France to receive
an unsung janitor
in his rooms at
midnight.
The incident &C.
Cured during the
g enc r alissimo's
visit to st. Paul,
Mimi, as a guest
of the American
Legion. 1t is still
b Elm g talked
about. It was the
longest interview
FOch granted dur.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-16
Allied Debt. Riiiis STONED.

s3 Warrington The bill creating a
commission and otherwise making pro-
vision; for: the conversion Of the s11,-st
ss000. 000. 900 debt owed the United
States BY the Allied powers was sign
cd BY. Pfesident HARDING. e:,-..
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-16
S22,o w ortha 81 wine Mi,.ino.

" San Francisco ederal prohibition.
authorities are Investigating the disap-
pearance from q warehouse at $500
gallons Of red wine. valued at s22, 900
BY its owner G. 3. Rocco Of Santa
Rosa. is55 Y. II
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-02-16
.RaIns e rIppie sTTraIn service.

pie & J ratn Servtce. q
MS Pendlet0n. Ore Large areas "a
northeastern Oregon and southwest
EN- YashinYtor have been washed
out ard train service ID held up N
many places AZ result OF heavy
rains. s's B s
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-14
BIC PREPARATIONS
 FOR both BIRTHDAY
Alaska Day Celebration Under Am aemml Of Pioneers o Be
 Enjoyable Affair

N.l. Wednesday. U..uH.. Ihln H ... Doth mm..u.r. o. ... um." u. N..n h.. Hu"H Uo IHe United s.I. and Il. therefore u |wr..oua. Iu.mag and n. ouch .t WHI he son- .r.Ir observed Hr .IH from or- Uu.. .0I and ..ru..'o i'm HemHrl ID. HHu. trad. nm. commerce.
 I'm Juneau and other ,oWm whom. nm. u.. H.H.. Ie.oa. .Ho oc.o- h..uou oI II... Day win he under H. n... n. .He H.on0ou which m.u H..a Chat Juneau and Douglas win h. jointly Involved n Che colo. nrUm. Uue being many momh. n. both U. Hon0.u and AuN.InF m .H. .H...r u.H...
 TH. .ummI.H. uu arrangement" has practically completed .H work and |. I..Ir .. nr. .nl to tHe people ID. II. .0mmm.. am uHHHr.HH I'm. . I.r observance. o. A.H.H n.r n . r.eu0r community dHuoo which win he a.r.n I'm A. H I.a' .o muH. furnished b. nwhcH nreHo. .r. I|..I H..H..Hm.HU win n.
 I Uouehou. .0s evening and
 good um. . Huu..I lo an who
 mI Am aIm on o. v per ...... u.IH -. cont. for 0N.a 'HI... . boon decide. ou.
 Tn I.nn. WH the r.r.t o. .H. .....u Governor md Mrs. Hano H... .nu. volunteered ho.r a.... .u.. .u m..U. N#.. n" . mem. unH'. ...H0n 0 ..o"H. oH.H G.umm. H1u. Wednesday oven. in. from m.I IN..0 oc.o.. 0rr- i'm. uH.. Hm. H.. win hold
 n.ar 1T. which everybody ]" m" .....H. n.... | i.. 0Hn0. t" III. I.| Hu U..u .. . o'clock .H. .H0r..H I.E0... win probably u.. H.. respect" H Government. HH. i'm I.e ...r period 70. ,H. r.. ....H hour. .on. from .H.o o H. .I
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-14
YUKON STlTESHlI
 SN.FFS SALT WAFER
Paul S Hogan Was oos. for tul Time in More Than Twenty
 Three NeIu

Among He na".H.. unru. from a.ae..I ou ... maN boa. H ..h.U Wednesday uHe number O. Nu.ona. une o. whom Paul a Hn.n mruIn. mII W..u
 zephyr. for H. HH uue in mor. uu .....l..0r.. ro.r. other 1u. .0.. H m m. .H..0 ..r. MT. and Mir. EHu. Way and I and U IuIUH IN. OU.I" part. uH HoH ou .o N..00.H ThuI.r n.sH. for TuaHo. whore
 o. H.m win I.mn u '.W wool. and o.heu practically U un..r
 Paul s Hogan Inn. lH. U..NH..ou .. Ieue H. only American .... elu hold .u a...r. uU... Iu Yukon h.
 rHre n. member oI ... Yukon Council Imu. IHo n.I lHr.. N.Iu
 and mm H m...or W. .IHm uu.. . low W.... ..u. h. i...uu l1 h. candidate for lH. second ..m
 uH. Canadian. welcome hm0rrnn .. resident. and W.'..m. .H.m U .U.m. whom lHor talk. ou. natural. U.Uuu papers lon. c....u voters uH. .hm a.n.r.nH .o o.'..u. pm.
 uu which .r. r.r.. m ..u .|a ..c manor H0.u
 Mr. Hogan WI. one o- He .".
 H.rI. n. WIU..uH. and W n Tn. from. rank. 0. Il. kIun. tam. ..... .n.u.u several E.. .H... and ..n. in IHNN u Dawson in which Ia..U.. Ho Inn. .u.. mad. H. homo MH.ueH mos. 0. .". ... r.. I. h..u nH. m I.. Mayo district when. h. H." U.. r-om.n. ou.r. nr.n.|. H.H" ...u .nUI.... m t.. uw. n. H. Hr. country and n. ... H.. I.. ...I .. win develop .H.. au. 0. .. riches. r... mining camps W m. ..u.U.U. Mr. Hogan ".. r" main .I r.H..n. ....u moH.. nm. may ..|. s.H. h..0r. returning .H m. Yukon
 HM. WI. another HHHmr 0. I. uun country During t..
 rr day. Tn. ....H.... . 0"H.. i'm. ...... business for E. r. and wa. '...r 1T O.H.r.m..... m.u.... ..| ".. m. N0.. Amor. ...u U..H IUHH'r.".... Com. HH. ...r ". .H. Northern Conn.  m...I Company and for ... M ..... r.. H.H ... WH'. ' Yukon H... ..m".u.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-14
UNElU FAIR COMMITTEE
 Hr E M KANE Nmaeor
CIVIL WAR VETERAN
 ARRIVES FB0E YUKON

Bowie. c enrrc. HHa wa. Hore -...rU. on hi. uuN from n.Hon .H n. m. nrna n. T.nr... n.o. u... II.H. o. I00 N.w0... .oHH. IT. and on .H. 0.0...on aI hi" 0. H.Iu. H. n.u.or Nou H.0.
 HuH'. 0 snueue who .c., 0.. sunday mornn. on Che steamer W.I...r.. en r.u.. In .H. nH..I..
 ...rr Tn ron.... Ho. sn-n for . Hm. ..... which h. win HIa.... .. California. n. n0. uro W0..H. .- Hr uU nun .n Yukon II. U... win .n.n. m. winter .n IH Ir...H. Ur U.u..E
 Mr. snurI. ..me into m. Yukon ....r.....r.u |..r ago. ". ...u ...| .Io oHI.0r. r." vim nE.. and ..m. down t.. Yukon W..H part. or .hout r.n.r.0re who hu.'I m.T .H.I. uI. um.. Che. 'H ...' .. I... ..HI.m.n am. .
 Bennett. IT. later ".. uH. 0I way
 e. M...I and r.uu.. Tn ..
 ..r ..m.n. rH n.. nm. m. OM.- . IT. 0rr...| .r m.u.". nm ware ... .... Tn .H.. eHmH" In. many ... and n..r had n 'r.. ranch
 snu.... IT. wH. H0....o. witch N.l Mcdonald. ono. known ... King mi m. N.0rI.He. and n0r.'I mp r..r.. m ID. .'..r .r. m com. u..|rr .I.H n n.0.... H..... h. Mr. Mcdonald m.I m. Um. o. "" ....I Mr. -..H. H.' had H.'r
 .r .... o. Dublin Hu..H H. .rr. H Um. u.. oHuer 0. 0r
 I ..... claim. H m. IU."u H.. nmn North h. H i" .... m. . '..r. .n.He .mn H. ..m r.r e..... for .H.m..
 Mr. s..u. H..E. 0. Na" York. and " volunteer i" ... American cH wa. m IH. e.roH.E. .HH N.. rHr. regiment. .H. was n
 ..I r..h.' H..".. .r..u.n. .He ..... .. Winchester tn r..u...0..
 ".. undo. General HH. s.w...H ... ..... cavalry lender. nm. i'm F'.. .. 0...- H..r. m IoH.Huu. H. ....- southern H..a undo. 0"". H... and General Hu...r Mr. ru. # or. 0. ... '. survivors III. American UE War .H mako .. H.m. .n Yukon.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-14
NO CLOSED SEASON FOR
 LIES CONCERNING NORTH

0n H. I..H O. I... month '.. Now Ym. Sun printed m. following H.ru. u.r.H..I originally H .I" .II nm. .n0'r ...aH.. HHH...- .n m. s.m... Im...u
 .N.r . nm Illinois hu0" traded H. razor for n pick and pam and started for m. HI1nIt. Uu. tn m.n.ne h. on.H.I " Humn.. H.r.or who's. oIu.nm.u. i'm. .uI.. . ...mI. "n. T.. H..H from m. Hr and h.arIH o. .h. miners. n. aHr.I .I.. Che ton in ... ...mH. .au.
 I.. Ioar nm.. eHnre.I for shampoo. and m..ae.s provided H.m u..I pocket morr. hu. IHo suitcase mU 0. gold which He hHaHH I.o. u.H Mm H nm from m. wealth HIm clippings H.. won. lHI0ue' nj. ..HU. bath .aI he says .0" H. ..H... ... provided H.m witch |" forum. ID. MI. . million I0.H
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-14
WOULD REPLACE MUsKOX
 ON RANGES OF ALASKA

Captain James IT, Foster. a long. ume Alaskan whose Gut mtroduc- uon t0 lho country was co-Inc.dcuial with fhc K'oud.ko stampede. has been In C0riov the paat week await Iue boat for Che outside. Captain Foster. whose military utIo was uueI i'm Che World War; has re- conuy come from Che Kauuahna country where hc has been iuvos.i- mtIne mining conditions for invo0t- 0ra outside. Capt. Foster went in by way Of Che Copper Mountain dis UrIeU thence proceeding to Eureka Crock where Inc reports promising indications which await only trans norauou ,o develop into thriving gold property Roads into the min- oral district along Che government railway are wtaly necessary says Captain FoHor for amy mining prog roa In Chat region.
 Captain Foster is very enthusiastic ovor One notonuaiiuos of the re.u- door industry i'm Interior Alaska. What hc regards aa Ilo solution of Che mclt problem for Alaska IH promised. he mys. In Che successful driving ol herds into tho districts between Che two railway lines threading Che interior. where am abundance of reindeer moss iuaWcs
 ample winter feed for Che au.m.aa Tint Che must-oz was once numer ou. specie. of animal lfo in theu north 0f Alaska is Indicated. hc says. by any number Of mush-oz horns and evidences of Che animal which can be found all aionr ihc Arctic coast and thcr presence get 0u Che Cane adIan side 0f Che line .s conclusive proof Cha. Che northern ranges of .he Alaskan country Wcro once their natural h1h.aL What accident or design drorc .hom out Is a mystery says Captain F0stor but t1cro Ia arcry ronou to believe Chat lho in- roIucuou Of Che mush-oH could he effected witch iuat as successful. re- .U|. U. Che NnNH.NNN or INH rom dec- industry Tho musk-oN win thrive under conditions which Che raudoor cannot withstand. and yet lives ou virtually Che same feeding grounds The development of Che mu.s-oz industry would e.vc variety lo tbo moat supply O. thc Territory besides aGordue m does Che rc.n- deer breeding natural and lt oc- .unaUou for Indian herdorf Thore H mo reason. ays Captain Foaicr why wh.to men also should no, eo into Che breeding and sale Of rc'n- decor It is considered -hy all who arc i'm any way familiar with it to be one of tho eroat potential TO- sources of thc North cordow U|nrr.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-14
ALASKA AERIAL MAIL
 SERVICE PROBABLE

m.a talk before Che Imoau Com- mor.m Association at rhuudayH luncheon Roy Jouc. aviator from Ke.ch.kln now lu Juneau with h'a plane. stated that while it was not generally known. two representatives of .c government had been here and elsewhere iu Alaska recently looking mp Che feasibility Of cstab- fishing aorial mail routes The In- vc.uealor were members ot tho army.
 Mr. Jones laid stress on thc won- dorul no .blIuos Of aerial service in Southeastern Alaska in particular
 and throughout tho Territory n gen. araf possibilities which he proposes developing os rapidly as possible ii being hIs intention to secure a soc- oud machine for use by ncNt prne
 Mr. Jones said ho was confident chat aonu service could bc made a rrcal factor In developing tho com- try as rrosnoc.ora could bo placed in short anace of umc u districts which it would require them many days l0 reach otherwise.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-14
ORIGINAL PERMTEES
 TO BE GIVEN TITLE

Tho following information is given out by the Forestry Departments
 Tho Secretary of Agriculture has -uproycd thc elimination from Che ronram National Forest of two tracts of land. one of 44S acrcs at George mlot. and Che other Of 23.5i acres at Hoonah. Alaska Both tracts are we'll Improved by canner- Ieg which wcrc constructed upon fhcm several years ago under Forest Service permit These two climina- lions are Che first which have been approved under Che new regulation of thc Secretary of Agriculture au- thori1Ine elimination of areas occu- pied under Special uso Permit by industrial plants so thai they might acouiro uue under Section 70 of Che Act of March n. 1896. commonly known as tho Trade and Manufactur- ue Site Act
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-14
DEAN OF YUKON BhBBISTERS
 GOES SOUTH ON VACATION

n.n...r John Ha.. or n1W#0n known .1 U odumu a Uncle I.nn u.. .uHhnuI m ID. In. I... Princess on u.H Ir. visit II. Tn. outside in ..Ht yeua Ic win 0... v. to n.. o.I home in Now
 m.u... and win later come west u. California. HH.r. n. win r.uH.u
 .....I month. H.uw.H. tI .HH lu- .ou u|IH m. 0H.u.n. 0I navigation n... Tm. h|.. nH..o.ue law for many r i'm u.Han Uncle John" H... w. appointed Hun... .Hmr.U.... .nI legal alF.Hor for m. Yukon .Hm. I.n reau ago. umu. H. I.n r..n n Che public
 ru.. Mr. H".. HH been one o. in. HrrI. workers in one o. Che mos. responsible position. i'm .ho tor- -I0rr M capacity for work nHH boon .muHu. extraordinary and h. mo. onH Inn. shared and had n Hm.u.I nuu'.Ie. o. l.e 'oe.H- .r. wo.. in connection WI.H Che Yukon council m. h also 00H.t u..H n m." O. Important work i'm connection wlI his duties o.wN 70. Che territorial oeu. and I...I ad- rr n. long VII. especially busy i'm connection with .Ho winding mp n. Tn. many .taI0. o. victim. of lhe s.u.. U.r and administration u. mmmuu. other o..I. an o. which have boon handled u a1 l0r a. hi. nTI.. H concerned WIth dispatch
 and UHorou.Huo. and much ...Ia0- Hau Iu an concerned AH .osHI ad- r...r Inc prepared during hH encum- h.n.u .u Che ordinances and laws for the Yukon council Che .crr.or.a. Ie. HuUre mHIr 1mo of which Involved wide knowledge and TO-
 r..n .nH study Q. acts ol other province. and .annr... especially nu H.r'ue an IIo d.I.ouU matter oI controlling che liquor tralHc Mr. H... .... ua. acting Iudr. 0n ihe Yukon h.n.H Iurnr ..reaI long period. .H.t Mr. Tu.eo Nacau'oy wa. aU.nt from tHo territory and d0.I. ulI . number or important and .H.ruI 0aea witch Ht.Haciou .o Che UHrunIa and much credit CO hme'.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-14
DRY ARIZONA CLIMATE
 BENEFITS J R. WILLIS

From Mr. and Mrs Harry Lucu who recently returned from al ez- tended nuto tour of the wet and south. it is learned Chat J R WIuH and wife are now residing i'm Pres ootl Arizona. and that Ono former ia aia1dIly recovering from uucrcu.ar unca which caused him to leave Juneau throo yolr ago. Tho Lucas family visited Mr. and Mrs WIIia in Prescott also Dr. and Mrs. J.. O. sIoauo in Los Angeles where the former is engaged in Che practice Of h.H pr0.o .On
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-14
uDBlCH RETURNS TO TOWN

Prank A I.Ir..h who H0 boon foreman a. . r0.t building gang tor n. ur..u 0. Roads O. Che Forestry ur.m.n. sine. o.r.E i'm Che m
 m.r cam. .. town on .h. E.0n..N NonI.. morning from InHHc. u.... H. I..I Wnr. wa. Iono Mr. Ndn.H had his oroW a. NeHd"0.. Tn H. oHT urr. n. I.. summer. n... .rH..ne IHe Nt N01.r.
 rI HUr which Ha was @ n cnehaea. I.and and Inter lo Ton.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-14
JAMES GOLDEN RETURNS
 FROM PEARL HABB0B MINE

Im. Golden" . M
 r..I mining man and m'oH.n.... H. returned from n H.r'0- "H.-0 n. Installed machinery in m. m.n0 owned .n| operated h. Mrs. '...'.
 u and ... IH0 .Hu.H.. Som. m....... o.IH.. from en Fran.
 .. for He Peterson min. WI" ..urI nm ... arr.r.. f" b. n'. nm ." representation mad. and I'. ro".' ... .H.. .. H.. n0. accepted .'n" .... U.. o.'I.H H-Ie.. .0. .H.m and whom h. I..I .Ho min. " Inn" r- operated o1 Hi .m. f win .... down for .H. winter whom In. ....r mnN. conn. i. H..ne .o.'.0. ... un m. mnu. ..n.0.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-14
Rs H0U6EB CO.'S B0U

M-. ".r. HHH..r was in town ..HI day. nr..oH" UH |.m n.rr. whom .H. .... ou tH. H.0'..' H HH .nm. r0.. a'H She ". H... H connection H... III. H.... mon. o. Inn. .... husband" e".. o. which ... H0 boon appointed ..m.n. .|Ir.N H.. I.H..r homo H "H r islam. H..r e..H "H". One. H.r. . UH. fox ranch nm. a0uu. .' n.m.'.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-14
ALAMEDA ARRIVES BUT
 BROUGHT EIIILE MAIL

N.".H."n|H. I.. ... 'H. Iu- nu Inns Inn. mo m.I o. n Woe. H. I.m.. arrived n. IN."' o'clock .. forenoon wit. lI. n-II now. H. m. mH W.. on n. Prince m IH. uu.HI IH. AHm0.a WI. 0... m. lH. middle o. Ihe a.- ..-nooa whom ..o ".'.I for tH. Wo... u..I 5He 0Hr..I H..H0.n H.,r and
 I.|
 T.. Princess Mary " duo Hr'r .n- nigh. and m. I...run tomorrow Tn. Northwestern and Admiral as- nm. III. also Iu. .au.0lomd iomo-- row.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-14
FOLEY FAMILY RETURNING
 FROM THREE YEARS ABSENCE

Thrco yc1m ago E. M Policy ro- signed his position as street comm.s
 ionor I'm Juneau and moved ms Iam- Iy consisting ot his wife and young .on. to stsa where they have since made Choir home However, they are returning to Juuoau and win oc- runv hc homo which they own hero Nr. Policy arrived by eaa boat Wed- ucsday night aui his wife and son win be hero on Che return of Che Spokane about Che middle of mex. week. Tho polioys win be welcomed back to Juneau Mr. Policy is a can- dIdato for representative in Ono Ier- rtor.al legislature on Che Repub'i- can ticket
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-14
RUDY IS ACQUITTED

Charles Rudy Che MmdmhaIl farmer wae found mot guilty by a jury Wednesday Of thIa wcok o. either ceiling or having liquor in hIe nomc .on He wac charged on two counts witch selling and ono conn. Of having it in hIs possession.
 While Jackson. an Indian charged wIh Che murder Of Captain Harry Lott com July 25 was arm.ened, pleaded not guilty and win be tried next week.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-14
SMALL AMOUNT OF TAXES
 ALLOWED TO GO DELINQUENT

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-14
MRS RILEY eoWoEAsr

MT. HIer wife %. Che 'a.o no.er War win Ieare Monday w Che Princes. Mary on . visit .l HH.H in Boston T. win he .hc Uu .m. Mrs HI.r Ha seen amy other nor- uan of .He United states eT00nl Che Pacific cons. a.. ou h.r arrival from her naHr. Ir...ud. ..e Hnlo. n. Sam Fun....n and H0H uor.. H0on ". tIe 00... rHu.. She expect. .H r.. turn In II.... in m. .Hr.u.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-14
wccr0sKEY FUNERAL MONDAY
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-10-14
GARFIELD RECOMMENDED FOR
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