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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-08
GOES
 TO PIONEERS HOME

Charles HerrosI0rl was pa#eu- ger on Che Spokane Thursday ou tho Way Prom Juneau to s.ika t0 onior Che Pioneers Home.
 Mr. Hcucsl0rd has been .u poor health for Che past several months a. Che result ot a snraIn sustained by him vhilo employed at Fmtor Bay aat winter and which has since bal- Ued treatment Previous to Che inc jury he was In excellent health and Was n unc specimen of manhood.
 "charHo" Bou9l0rd .s am oNpo- nenceI mining engineer and was persuaded to come from Montana to Yukon ahou. fifteen yoar ago by Colonel Conrad to examine number of properties owned by Che latter i'm Southern Yukon. Hc was In Con- uda employ for omo .Imo and la.or
 occurred n number of promising claims for mmae'l In Che Rainy Hollow country He was unable Co finance ha proposition and pending better times. engaged In business i'm HMne' for n few yc1rs and until two ycarH ago when ho wont to work for Robert w Wiley. who .r operating in Che porcunIue country back Of Hanc It wa. hif intention io return to Por- cunIuo th.s summer hul Che condI- uon of h.e health prevented. He Is am Eurlahman by birth ono O. One cIaa .hat never i0rea.a to bc n gentle man.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-08
PUBLIC LIBRARY HAS
 LARGE LIST BOOKS
Librarian Says Tmclul1s Read Bes. Grade of Literature New
 Books Received

On. 70. Ono IaI... books received hr H. Immu Public Library Ia a FoI- ume .HaI win he of n.eret .o tcuuIa m.IHHH... H.Ho .ho beginner or Che mor. nIrnre.i patron Of thc court. Tho UUe of .n.H book IH Lauu Tennis L.Hou. for Bes.u- u.rH.
 TH. author ruia ogUy rhaso ol u. me from 'ar.ue ouI ,1rr. .o m. nun.r way of serving a ban 'u nm o0or. .o de..at nm opponent rhc book H Ia photographic Nu.tra- HoH. showing .le proper way .o u.oII a racket
 Among o.HH books received IH a ro.um. oI Che international Encyc.o- n.I. Nar Book for 1921. Botany ur Elementary Seho1. and Che Worlds Almanac for Igea
 IT Us doubtful whether .he average naua. o. One Library appreciates Che
 number or ln.umc on Che shelves or ... uU. circulation Che books have
 among .He residents of Juneau On May Hor. wera 5.a15 books Iu m. Uurr ht IoUs. onc-.our,h of Che population ol Ono city arc cr.- IerUr talking nIwuIuee of th.H In-
 uUor On .He ahovo da.c l.lG0
 active borrowing cards were out
 since Che Library has boon opened. Hare haF. boon Iff book o.Ihcr Io.t .r carried away by borrowers Cone
 Gru- tHo number ol books lha. h.ro been loaned ou. Che sh.i..uE population and .ho generous plan ou which r.Ior are permitted to enjoy One privilege. of tlo Library th.a Ia considered very small Ioa
 Librarian Mrs. w. c NcNayduu .n speaking about Che grade ol books in demand nyH It Ia really Hur- nHaue .heTery high grade of I.cra- ur. demanded by Ono people of Ju- uuu Tho large percentage of n.rora Of Che Library reai Che very U... hoosa and I. a book written by .nua prominent author doesn't mele- ura mp lo Ono Hr.lIers previous s'au- IarI tHe borrower 's loud u h.s cone I.mIou ol Che book
 Tn. Library !. young Iu point of ra.m or |I. establishment hut on IH I.ra. rro many volumes lha. would roruh Ono minds ol lHe most proc Hue raadcrs and ..ulcnl of history stuffed away i'm n strong room is a record of thc trial for Impeachment, I. Andrew Johnson. THH work Ia In nr.. volumes The binding s be- aiming lo nI aurrl mo. from uae but from years spent resting on Che
 shelf. One who is creor Co read
 stirring literature can ee. a hru by walking through Che pages ol thoo volumes. and witnessing Che nuar mol .nat waE Wae0d between n hostile President Of ihe United sale. and a beHeoreul Courrr
 It win not bc dilUcuIt for render Io I0I whom tho climax ha. been ar- rived at I'm tr.s work When Che ro.der hoa arrived at Che page which records Che caaUn of ballots for Che Impeachment 0l I0huaou. ho W.I. re- aU.. that Inc has h.H fingers on Che pulse O. Che mon who. In .ho.r mo- mont O. political mucd. wanted 'o ro.o for nm Impeachment. but their Io.o O. country forbade ,hm .o re- move man from Che meho. office in .ho Hui for au o.lero chat Waa
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-08
WEATHER WAS CAUSE
 OF SMALL PARADE

While Che parade on tho occasion Of Che celebration was somewhat Im- posing. lt would have been much moro a0 had Che business houses and Industries of Che city been represent cd therein. As it was lhoro was but one industrial float In evidence that ol Che Alaska Light & Power Com- nanr which was awarded Che bacon.
 Tho parade. however was not without attractive features It was headed by Che band 0f l9 pieces and uas made up of Che folowing God- doa of Liberty noat Governor Bone. Mr. CaaUe Chairman Rodon and Mayor Robertson in auto. members Of c. A. R. in auto. Fire Chief J. Late inner Gray lu auto followed by Che two fire trucks witch mon in uniform. members of thc Loyal Order Of Moose and No0schcart ladies and children 0u foot. four COTS Of school children. AaHu Native Brotherhood band on auto wItb members following on foot and two or three dozen private car owners with their families and friends.
 Tho ears carrying Che school chiId- ru were kindly doc9tcd by Che Ju- ucu Transfer Company GoIdsteIn's Emporium Juneau Hardware and Fyc. Bmhn.
 Tho enterprise displayed by Che Moose and Moosohoart Ladies iu gct- Uue out n tho parade was very fave oahiy commented upon by pcciltors.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-08
AVIATION EXEBCsEs
 MUCH APPRECIATED

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-08
PROSPECTS BRIGHT
 FOR CANNERIES

Capt. M. J. O'Connor of Che l. &. Bureau ol Fisheries returned to hoad- oua-lcH Wednesday night from a hreo or four day trip t0 Sitka and way points Hc stated that several Of t1c cannorios in tho section ho yis- Itod had been receiving large ship- mua of 1sh for sometime Tho cane uoI'cs at Port Althrop had canned IfO00 eases up to tho evening Of July b. August Buschmau of Che Deep Sea salmon Company said that thg had received 23.000 salmon on July D.
 Up t0 June 28. One P E. Harris Company at Hawk Inlet had packed 5000 casc8.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-08
CITY COUNCIL HOLDS
 uUp0RraEI SESSION

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-08

Landlord R J sommcu 0t lhc G...uoau hotel Ieli IaH. night on lhc '. s Fisheries boa. Mwre ou ten day. vacation during which ume In company W.t Captain M J. 0Con- nor. h. win eu.Ho among .he Ia.aula Tn m. 'u.HWHrI.
 Marian ooIl..ou H out W.fH Che. mneH Diam on lwbuy.ue mise .Uu
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-08

IT Barron. who operates cau- nory at Fmtcr Bay. was Iu town on bus.uc th.H week.
 District Forester c. H FIory and Road Supervisor c w. chmlhnm wont to skaeWay IhuudaF on am official v.sIt They win Investigate Che road requirements tn0e.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-08
MERCHANT SHIPS
 SAVE AMERICA
Albert D Tasser Chairman sunpn. Bnd Says Merchant Marine
 IA Nrrars Backbone

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-08

TH. uI U.r .o ho brought .n N.uH.Nu H. ...0H for cunning arrived ..He July |. T.. ea..h Wa. HEar from Che ship Iaml trap a. IH. EIuI.o .Hn. Packing Company
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
THE FALL on BABYLON.

For nearly two thousand years along
the banks ol the Eunhr1tcs there had
been a great Scmctic empire. Nineveh
of Babylon or some other city might bee
The capital. hut o. an inicnts and pur.
poses II MAS tEc same empire. Records
have been uncovered which give the
stnry Of civilizations in this territory far
anicdating Abraham. But about the time
af-khraham q strong RIDER by shesnarne
of Hammurabi who was 4 warrior. an
organizer. and q statesman. succeeded
Ia welding together tho petty states into
an empire. making his own capital,
Babylon the capital OF the empire. \
uiod.rn parallel would be the welding at
the German states into the German en-.
pirc with the Prussian king as emperor
iianmurah was a wise statesman and
u good ruler. IIc Is az least possibly the
t1nraphcl nf the fourteenth chapter ut
Genesis H. established a most excellent
code Of laws. which was recently un.
eArihed and is know today as The
Code ot llammurahi' THIS empire
which he established persisted as e great
Semctic empire down Ia tho time of our
present lesson. II was then 3 turn ng
point IN history when Babylon wts t'k-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
PATENTS ARE FRANTED
TO TEXAS INVENTORS

WASHINGTON. July l5-The Com.
missioner OF Patents announces that
he following patents have been grant
I'd Ia Texas Inventors:
Bessie L. Akcrs Thrift. Texas. Baby
net ftome. Slarcnce T.. Cain. Wilmer.
Texas automobile clutch release
George W. Carter and Il. b. Hayden,
san Angelo Texas. casting pulling de.
Vice: Lee Chambers. Rastrnr, Texas.
shoe shining machine; Clarence l..
Crutcher, Fort Worth. Texas. pipe
spear. Frank l. Holt, Fort Worth. Tex
ns. paper clip. Charles ! Kierum.
Schoitz TEXAS, llyrocnrbon engine;
william a. HAYS. Austin Texas, oil
burner; Carl l.. pitman. he Leon
Texas, Safety attachment for railway
car trucks; william H. Scoot. Houston,
ballast car; Avery II Thomas lIouA
ton, Elevator Ira u. White. Fort
Worth. grain ear door opener; Robert
\. Wilson, assignor To Guibcrson Cor.
poration, Dallas. Texas. wrench. Rob
cTt A. Wilson. assignor 10 the Guiher.
son Corporation. Dallas, Texas. well
casing spear: Robert A. Wilson as
signor 10 the Guiberson Corporation.
Dallas. Texas. casing wrench; Robert
\. Ncwc. Houston. electric signal ap
paratus.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
NE ARE IN MIDST OF DANGEROUS
TIMES ROOSEVELT WARNS IN talk
TO ELKs;;sAY MORE ARE AHEAD

j. tnsgci by viii as ntte watk az
possible ''' Where would wp m,
now II our anc.'ms had refused Co.
work over and hasond time mffi
ci'nt 10 give tn,n th, llro nocce
stiles of life? ", would De- living in
hnts and h~ek md rrancing. alout
dressed in anima, skins -
In orier to ma. this situation No
mustf clldcayor .H adjust % to the
needs q this problem w must
work toward a., condition of affairs
whereby We mut correctly lnudr 60
those engaged u Industry rather
than to cmploy, and tl cmpoyc.
W. must cndcaNm Goo create condi-
tions where in iH. self evident inter
est ~ all is the success ~ The husi.
ness IN which th,, arc engaged ""
must work mll Nhpr.ver. r,rsudo.
SOME type 81 nir@ mini relation
ship This MAY Doe by profit sharing
o. some form of fnup work n some.
thing Of q nkc nlunt'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

ATLANTIC CITY. y j.. July r.
Justice must h. done In the eases ~
those responsible Tor the recent mas
sacre ~ miners az H"rrin. IN. rtgnrd
l,ss of affiliations. II the Cniitd states
rs To continue as nation. Assistant
Secretary Roosevelt Uf the navy de-.
lEirtment declared today IN an address
10 the Elks National convention. A
"hilt' such as that at Hcrrin he as
sorted. can b. wiped oui In only une
way--hy process q, law.
we are In The first of troublesome
times. Mr. Roosevelt said. And
there are more ahead There are hap.
pcnings day after day which illustrate
exactly what | mean.
There are doctrines abroad I'M the
land which " not controvortod aud
overcome may lead 20 the fan Of this
great country as countries OF the past
nave fallen
but few short weeks age ln
southern Illinois ~ 1troiious u mas.
saire occurred as Is contained in our
annals. Men were killed. not cloanly
killed, hut brulalN killed and up 10 the
Zine I speak, there u no shadow NJ Il
Conviction of the murdcr0us IN sight.
know not who was TO blame whether
employer co. employee perhaps both
but Il our country Is 10 stand We must
meet out justice in this case regard.
less ot The affiliations. Before The
law the man with million and the
man with dollar stand tho same.
The offender OF great wealth must
be- brought to task Tor his iuiputics
and the offender of small wealth must
be- brought 3" tack also.
"a blot 1T this Kind on or
cscutchoun can be- wiped out In one
manner and one manner only and
that g. by due process at law lf We
are To- exist as "a nation W. must bee
awabidng. ON the law depends ar
society Destroy law ana the country
"overt~ to arlarism overnight re
ytrov law ana w. will be- back IN the
days uf slavery Epin" and uillarr,
when the strone Cypress IA" weak.
when INTEREST triumnhs over honor.
without law oJn rivihzitiun crmnilos
our government Is arranged iu such
fashion thar b provides 81 method
whef, hN W. who compose % can
rhang, 10 our laws can h- changed
,n like manner There Is. therefore,
NO excuse for breaking laws. Never.
the less We seem To be Increasingly
ldwless. We seem lent on DESTROYING
the structure We have huildcdr
illinois is hut one instance
though CHASTITY one OF our reckless
disregard Zoe our own laws made ny
ourselves II We love our country, 81
Se believe IN civilization. IL H. or
solemn duty now us newer before 10
throw our weight behind the law aud
he law enforcing bodies
GRAY, a. this tendency toward law
rroaking is. II ~ bat one Of The dan.
gwntl tendencies pei tho present
There Is a doctrine abroad IN the land
whi"h Is jast as destructive This
! doctrine is hat nnrs Function In lie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
INTERNATIONAL. SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON FOR TODAY

en- caffiva by the army or Cyrus.
Sumo two hundred years before The
date ~ our lesson hordes Of Arynn
Peoples from southern Europe and the
highlands Of central Asia had come into
the territory adjacent to Assyrin seek
ing homes. Gradually they had built
themselves M into a nation. and Neb.
uchadncz2ar concluded treaty with the
king OF the Mcdes Later another group
1T the same Aryan people rose Ia power
and their king, cyrus. king Of Persia.
succeeded in amalamuting the two
Aiyan nations into a new empire. tho
empire N the Mcdcs and Pcrsians. II
was the army Of this new empire which
marched against Babylon and took IL
aptve the night at Bclsm2ars rovel.
Fat cyrus did not destroy ~ injure the
city lie permitted u To- continue as a
part OF his great empire. over Il he
placod Darius the Mcde Daniel i.3n who
was quite probably the general who took
il captive. Here Darius ruled as king.
ana Babylon and IT, territory became
Ia Part a. the great empire Of Cyrus.
Thus sitter Two thousand years the
domirnnt force in the Euphraics valley
ceased ~ be Scmetic and became Aryan.
see fridays Daily News Tor Sunday
s, haol Lesson with Notes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

l. Then Daniel answered and slid
h"ior" the king, let thy gifts be- Ia thy.
self ana eivc nay rewards 10 another:
nevertheless | will read the writing an.
IN the king. ana make known 10 him
the Interpretation. Is - thou king. the
mosi High God gave Nchuchadnezyar
thy father the kingdom. and greatness.
ard glory. ana majesty. 10 And because
of the greatness that he gave him. all
the peoples. nations. and languages
tremblod and feared before him: whom
he would he slew. and whom he wouil
he kept alive: and whom h. would lac
raieed up. and whom he would ho nut
down % But when his heart was lifi"d
up. ana his spirit was hardened sc that
he dealt proudly h. was dcposod from
hes kinrly throne. and thoy took his
nlory from him: q ana he was driven
from the sons or men. and his heart
was made Ike the beasts and his
dwelling was with tho wild asses: he was
fed with grass like oxen and his hody
Wis wet with the dow of heaven; uni
h. knew that lho Most High Cod rulcth
in the kingdom Of men. ana that he set.
10th up over d whatsoever he will. %
And thou his son - Bcl~ha22cr hast not
mmhl"d thy heart though thou knowcst
all this % but hast lifted M thyscli
against the Lord at heaven. ana they
have brought tho vsossrls az his house
before thee. and thou and thy lords. thy
wives ana them: and thou hast praised
the gods at thy concuhincs have drunk
wine from silver and gold of hiass.
iron. wopd and stone. which see not.
nor hcn, nor know: and the God IN
whose hand thy breath is, ana whose
are an lhv ways hast thou not glori.
fled. - Then was the Part ~ the hlrd
sent from before him. aud tbs writing
was inscribed
% And this is the writing thal was
inscribed Meme. Meme. Tri"l. l'phar.
sin. This Is the Interpretation of IA"
thing: Meme. Cod hath numbered thy
Kingdom, and brought Il Ia IN end. To.
lol: thou are weighed in the balances,
ana art found wanting r'ro,. thy Eing.
dom is divided. ana given io IN" Modes
and p,rsians.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
SCOTT HOME IMPROVED

ROSWELL. y. NJ. July 1.-THE
building owned hy the Roswell hoy
Scout organization and formerly used
for a troup meeting place. has been
rcmodelled and will bee opened NJ onca
Tor use as club house. The club will
contafh lIght gymnasium equipment. y
library and a radio receiving set
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

In sweden education is compulsory
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16
Fishing and Picnic Parties

WIN find the Slaughter Cage Rnch southwest Of Assrlo
ideal cutting and lakes Pheos Ss
for further information
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rHE HANDWRITING oNTmE WALL.
Daniel slal

GOLDEN TENT-God viii hiring every
work into judgment. with every hidden
hing. whether Il be- COED. or whether
u Ice evil. Eccl. l?:ll.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-16

see Ffday's Daily News Tor Sunday
S, h1Ol Lesson with Notes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-09
WIRELESS WEATHER
STATION, BAFFIN BAY

Washington, Dec. 9--An interna-
tionally owned ana operated wire
less station and weather observa-
ton station ON the shores of Baffin
Bay, to supply data for the world 9
weather services, has been proposed
and steps are being taken to insure
its installation.
Baffin Bay is pretty far north, as
a glance at a map Of the top Of
our continent win show, cold winds
blow cheerlessly much Of the time,
ice and snow hold sway over the
land and sea for a good portion Of
the year, and the life Of those sta
toned there, cut off from the
world except by radio, would not
be of the easiest; but the value of
their services TO the world would
be inestimable, 1t is said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-09
Reform School
Lads WillHave
g Christmas Gifts

Christmas is not to be a gray
day for lads at the state training
school for boys. Not II the Salem
Elks can help it--and the Elks
have a way OF accomplishing that
which they set out to do.
All lads at the school who, or
dinarily would be forgotten. are
to receive gifts from the Elks, ac-
cording to Fred Erixon. chair
man Of the Elk's welfare commit
tee. The Big Brother gang of the
Salem lodgemen are to see that
those boys who have no relatives
are remembered.
I'VE want to get the eoopera-
ton OF Superintendent Kuser and
have him furnish us the names OF
the lads we're looking for" Mr..
Erixon said.
Each year the Salem Elks per-
form great deal OF work for the
needy. The organization Is active
during each Of the IL months,
but expends extra energy during
the Yuletide season.