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The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-23
REWARD MESSAGE FROM
 SPIRIT LAND

PORTLAND, Ore, June 23.-Putting spiritualists to the test, Dr. J. Allen Gilbert, Portland physician of high standing, has placed $500 in local bank, offering it to anyone who can bring to him an authentic message from his deceased wife.
 Dr. Gilbert and his wife were both much interested in psychic phenom- ena, but were not believers in the occult. And they agreed before her death that she should try to trans init a message to her husband after passing over the Divide. But in order that the doctor might be cer- tain if his dead wife had sent a mes safe to him, they agreed upon cer- tain countersign. This password IS now kept under seal in the bank which is holding the $500 "test" mon- ey, which will be given to anyone who can obtain it through communi- cation with spirit of Mrs. Gilbert.
 
 Dr. Gilbert, who is recognized as an authority on amnesia, dual person. ality and scientific sypnotism as ap- piled to the medical practice, declared that he and his wife had several friends who were very earnest in their faith in spiritualism, and that they have brought to him several pur- ported messages from Mrs. Gilbert, who died in December, 1917. But none contained the pre-arranged counter sign Their friends having failed, Dr. Gilbert decided to offer a reward of $500 to any spiritualist in the world who can bring to him message from his departed wife which contians tho secret code.
 In making his announcement of the reward and test, Dr. Gilbert deplored the effect of the wave of spirituallstic thought caused by the lectures of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and others.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE DRAWING AWAY FROM AMERICAN TEAMS
 IN POINT OF PLAYER CLASS

NEW YORK, June 23.-To those who cannot take their baseball or let it alone, it is no Masonic secret that the National League is rapidly draw of class, if it has not already done so,
 The American League was once the final and ultimate word among base ball organizations, and for years it set { Athe pace, largely through it's ability to '|thrust fortuitous hand into the minor league grab bag and come up with the ripe ones. Now, however, the Nation al League is more successful with it's young prospects and, in consequence, Is waxing prosperous.
 The development of young stars furnishes the lifeblood of baseball, and for no good reason the American League is realizing little on it's minor league investments. Consider, for ex- ample, the young players who have caught on in the majors this year. The National League has all the better of the annual gamble.
 CUBS FAIR SAMPLE
 The Chicago Cubs are a fair sample. They are very long on young players, notably Arnold Statz, Viv Aldridge, Marty Krug, Hack Miller and Hart natt the catchar Krro is said bV the ball players themselves to be the best infield prospect of the decade, and the rest of them are making good on day to day performances.
 The Reds have pair of new stars in Caverney and Jinelli, infielders, while Harper, an outfielder, and Johnny Couch, the pitcher, seem des, tined to remain. Traynor, a fine in, fielder, and Gooch, a catcher are making good with the Pirates, while Ralph Sinners, the Giants $40,000 outfielder, was going very well until hit on the head by a pitched ball.
 The Cards and Braves stood pat for the most part but the Dodgers, seeing F their many veterans going from bad to worse, culled Andy High, infield CT; Bert Griffith, outfielder, and Dizzy Vance, pitcher, from the minors, and all three have made the rifle. The Phils' only graduate from the minors
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE SUFFERS

Orleans, but the young man IS making good.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE SUFFERS
 By comparison the 1922 crop of minor league graduates in the Ameri- can League looks as though it had suffered from drought The Cleve- land Indians and the Boston Red Sox are almost exclusively veteran; the Tanks can muster Norman McMillan, the infielder-outfielder, and Bob Mur- ray, pitcher, who spend much of thelr time upon the bench, while the Ath- letics have only Outfielder McGowan, a substitute, to show for the long trip to Eagle Pass, Texas.
 The White Sox can summon NO Hit" Robertson and the Browns left handler named Pruitt as new faces, while Rigney, shortstop, and Pillette, pitcher, are the only recruits that have really caught on with the Tigers, although any pitcher or infielder that could show anything faced a ready made chance.
 The Senators really did better in this respect than the rest of their American League rivals. Francis, Phillips and Gleason look like real pitchers, and a youth by the name of Bleuge is almost certain to fit into the Washington infield sooner or later. Goslin and Goebel, outfielders, are fair prospects who are getting a chance to show largely because Cly le Milan has found that he cannot stand up under the strain of everyday work.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-23
NORTHERN MICHIGAN
 ENJOYS PROSPERITY

IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich. June 23. Prosperity is returning to Northern Michigan after two years of hardships. Thousands of men are being put back to work in the mines throughout the Upper Peninsula. The great demand for iron ore has resulted in the open ing of many mines and a steady inn provement in the employment situa- tion. Many mines have resumed oper- ations on a large scale, putting on night shifts and operating Saturdays.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-23
SILLY THING TO ASK

Traveler-Quick, gimme a round trip ticket"
 Station Agent-"Where to?"
 Traveler-"Back here, of course. Wherejaspose?" trs
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-23

is Leslie, a first baseman from New Orleans, but the young man is making good.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
RAD ON CHILAAT
 BY FISH SEWERS
Hrr.a Man Rea.e. How Twenty Seven Pure senc 0ru.
 When Snun Closed

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
BLUEEEBREs ON HAND
 FOR SEATTLE DINNER

In connection WIIH nm article which appeared in IHH ronrr Ia. woo. and which showed concern na Io uH..Um Iune,u would ho uH.H lo nnrIr loo pound. oI hucaor.e h.r quota toward Hrr nmo .o he rren aI Che amu.. meeting o. n. WmHnI.n Stat. Hl0 A"o..- aUon To b. hold in Seattle m IHu- .rr. III.. r.0..ur. U .H0ru .hH' Che un...on ou. were rrnuII. Gun. nor Homreu. chairman Q. Iho H.uo- n.rr Committee. .H authority .or Che ....muI H.I ..r..II I.1 pounds O. H. required Too pound. o. h.uonor- ra. hnr. boon provided anl orc n
 0r." .unIUu. IH. glad day whom m. uU he forwarded I'D Che Spirit C.r" whore Ihor win rIo.oo One hearts and tickle iHe rl.a.cs oI Che mu drren of One Hhododrcndon
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
RANlTl8 lLAS8GS
 MOST ACTIVE TOWN
Present Population Consists Mostly o. souiough Aaskm Seek
 ing F0umc m 0I

John r. c0Iee former hnchoraee and KolchEau nflorn.. m HW ha onmei 'aW 0Ice n. hIa.E. uoW- utc camp Eauank th. DOT. ol on- try to fIo Cold Buy oI No.i. Tn u letter lo One Anchorage Times from Kmaak Mr. CoIoU among other
 hum mya
 "En.husam and optimism are One watehWords in Che camp which ie mndc mp exclusively of o'd-dmc ht n meeting held Che other night .u One post 0UIce. which H in charge Of Charlie Nauon formerly Of Seward. noses were counted and mo. che- ctao0 answered present. Former .denu o. Nomo Fa.rhmtH naW-
 on Id.aroI HubU Fa. u nc. every camp I'm hIuu in lhe o'lon dars are hore noW nHtIue Iu One work of creating now camp on Inc uHon.nhio shores ol ror.aeo har
 "Buy BoHkor .m o'd-umor uaa operated on recently for appendicitis by tha physician for One oI c1m- nauIos and ia ready fer One street. fully recovered and Iu as good nhya IcaI condition as cror.
 "hHda from Che maI boats now plying between hero and Seward. Auohorar. nd Kodiak lle $. s. Star lfc regular man boat chilling .u hero witch mail and provisions once each month She leaves Seward on .le I0th of each month arriving hero on lhc I1.h On her ia.t two l.n. every available inch O. cargo
 nace and passenger acc0mmoda- Uona woro .afcu
 "Tho old town ot Kaua.ak was To- olleI some lhroo yo1r ago and now separated from what Ia called Che new town by a crock about Che ..ee ol ship creek Tho present pop- u'au1n 0l KaunnE Including tho oid and Che now town. a anproz.- mHc'y BOO. and growing every day or whenever boat iHnda A hume hor of people arc I'm Kodiak and sea-
 ard awaiting transportation The la. nmpoI.r who arrived here .doard the eH holl ht'n in conn mmI of Captain re.o WoIl erected ,ouu .o houao themselves and .hor he.ouruea Hu. al.or eEporou..us one good WooUc which .a local name for Ono terrific wIuda Chat blow hore. am who Woro loft WI.h enough onorr rri optimism .mmc. tnIoIr commenced io either dIe .n i'm war Umo style or To erect 'uW. buildings TO anyone Intending o.. uhIarIur residence horo an thought Of living i'm n tmf must ho nu. out Of HeIr mud. Tents aud Che wooics do mot auoa and old Man Wooie has aI .hc best of Che urrmont'
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
PROMINENT YUK0NERs
 GOING OUT FOR WINTER

Iuor. Tn. .au.Hhauua .m from Yukon on ..e pru.0 L... Iu.I.r morning W.rc Mr. and Mrs. I.n smmou. ol WH.o- horse. H. former ho.u. collector oI eu..0m. H... They Nor. cu route to Nn.0rr.. uHo-. Mr. smmon win ... rHtmu. and ro h.F undergo .u operation for .Hur.r oI Che .om. och n. Inn. ho.n m poor ho.Ith for
 rmo Um. and Ha doctor oifIHod him m Io.. no time .u re..u. io Nm0our. hon.IHI
 Mrs. w Wilson and daughter eu.. n. Wm.eHo.. vcr. a'.a naa-
 or Che hHe. lhc Iormw bound nr Honolulu lo n.nd Ono W.n. for n..H n ..Iar and tho IHlor for noo.aH.r. illinois, Whc.. .lo win cuIor Ono nmou. ehoo. o. Mooo H.nrt Mr. Wilson Inl h.s H.0 i'm hr Yukon r.r.r Ia-t lai when eaa hoat i'm which ho and one o.her Prank mmonUor were travelling ua. wrecked u Ihr vicinity of Car. macH neither o. Che bodies hcne recovered
 w. H M.HHrIor postmaster at uanmL was aI.n among Che 0ut- eoa. IT. win ro.uu over One ice e.r.y in Ono nHne
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
CHAUTAUQUA MUCH
 ENJOYED LOCALLY
H.h Glass Lecture and Good en. ing Predominant Features
 GmrrIee for NeEt Ier

Uomn'.Ir. 0.. appearance. N... M.uU.. nigh. fHr. comprising H. r..nn.I oI Ono I.ae h.aH.a Circuit Onr.r.u. ..U Iu...ar morning on In. Hrn.. lH.. for ... 1H.H u.H. with h.m .I. profound .. .... o- ...r m.u. patrons on 0. Un..u Channel
 W.|. .H. 0r. program. nr..r.e. n. mi. ..r..u. UHHH.Hu.u. W... an h..H .u Tn. UHne .HHe fen. u.. H.. nr Carpenter. ...w. Hn.u rH.. uI. and deuou.ra- Urr. on electricity and ul.o Mr. N...nmn. "rene tu# N0n-.H n.H. H....ur Mr. H.r.. violin ron. U.rr. and tH. Scotch Hll.e. N. cr. au. HeHoh.... IT U... ... u..En.. in One .H.. t I. GuneEn.r.oH-HaI .-.n and H.r en...or. ".r. ole... lon. ID. I.c kind hu. mn. .H. NHI .... .H. majority 70. IH. H.oH.. enjoy.
 Financially m won m from .I ....- point. u. r.oH Che CH0uauru. ... ". much .o .H.. I.. charming md 0Hm. HH. m.H- ...-. N.. H..I IT. ar.r.r. who rep.
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
WHERE CABBAGE DEVELOPS
 ENLARGEMENT OF HEAD

L. F. Morris former Juneau con- tr4ctor and builder but who laid as.dr Che saw and hammer and look mp tho blow and pruning hook. came to town yesterday from hIs ranch on Admiralty island where he has had remarkable success this season ln
 growing vegetables particularly cah- baeo. of which he wat harFDsl iuIi} len tons Mr. Morris brought to town yesterday a few dozezu heads of as fno cabbage as was ever seen i'm Juneau He hopes to return next week with a number of vegetable e1- hblu for tho Country Fa.r
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
EVERYTHING RElDI FOR COUNTRY FAR
Expected Im. Much Bench. "I Dcm.t From sp.u. ol Honest
 Competition in Exhibition

Tn n...ue about .Ho h0uo.'H 0 !. h. derived by Che Country Fn.r which win onoH m Juneau or neEl IHu I.. HI M H0U. m.n..o o. m. E.r ..
 Tn. Southeastern H'0..0 Country Ha.r which win open Tn Im"u naN. ThunI.r and rpm .oU two days win h. .n mn0rHn. Influence .u shaping t.r future development. oI a.u. u.. m IH. Ia.r.. N. nIu.Uo. ..n0. b. u.r guessed .l Iu.. uoW but T. h.u.UaI o...a .rr etru mo. Tn evidence. HmeHeu and gar. I.u.. ... n.u r...e.Uu- II.. .H.r 0I mo. know earlier m IHo ummH ...U n u.r oI tI. kind . t0 h. hold They .n..N o. I0o number o. r.uoI.. o. product. .h.. .H.g W0u.. I.r0 oln.m.H..I HIIn HnI n. .U.
 number u. II.muI product. which UH.. would H.r. exhibited u. Che Fair i. ... had had ImU .0 H.H.r. for II Tn ..r.u.. IH.. H.U.. n. com. petition rnn. n m mon and l. i. I.. ..uH...r. muuu. which win help .o add mo.. products .o Che I.a. ...I H now H.n. grown here and to Improve. In many way. IHc grade al F..o..hI. Cha. are now being n..aI u .l. local market
 To number oI oammmIa which win h. represented al One Country Fair .a most gratifying Tho r.nou.. by which A.a.IHH have
 shown in sending In what products
 Hor ... growing and .He tmo non. by som. mon m helping ul.r0 rncH.. and rIono- in nron.rn. exhibits Tor t.. Fur proves ..a. ..... II. . strong nUmou. u eroH ..mmr.. and ...on r develop . ..0.r relationship between A'.H town. II. HH. ID he au ..'-sou.H- o....n I... Country Fa.r nm. ]. WI. H.... .o H. . representative .E. position whom .I e.mmuuUa. e ..oH. m l.. .IH.H.l display.
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 should h. HrrI now Cha. Ur Wi. h. hold ....n next rorr TH. win afford .H .Hn. who talk. nm Interest n entering .H.r products .I nm .En0H Hnr In competition with IH..r n..Hh.r .a begin .o n'an Tn .IrHr.. .H.. what .Hel WII I..n'uN . uI m. no.t ...r IT m. hu.n. mon and rn.HaH and gardeners o' IIH I.r... win ... IH.r mind. ou .HH .n H.r uI ur rr...r proportion ID . I.. coming FHr oau he hold mex. I"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
BALL GROUNDS ARE
 STILL PROMINENT
Bremen Determined to Push Prop olhon Until Athletic Park
 Us Completed

Juneau nrcmcn arc not of thc kind chat look back after once having put their hands to Che piow. ln thc.r bright lexicon of youth here is no such word as nil
 Away back In Ihc midst of summer Che fromen started Che almost Iuaur- mouuablo task Of converting rocky waste into a bah and recreation park and they win accomplish Che under taking True. much hard work has been expended and moro win hc cH- pended before Che park is ready for undpapcr and yarn.sh. but tha. day win arrive ere long
 T0 further encourage Che park proposition and insure ita completion Che Bremen have decided to have regular old-fsb.onod barn dance iu A. B. Hal Che nigh. of October ith. whom Drakca orchestra win seronaio Che turkey that noa In tho aIraw Che Irish WashorWoman win 1e Che belle of Che bah and Fisherman wi'l be there with hia Honp.pc Cos- tune prizes win be awarded and nothing Chat win tend to mako the event giittoriug success win be overlooked Harry sDer.iur chaIr man of the Firomen'a Entertainment Committee. has burned H.a bed and is sitting mp nights dey.s.ug no" quaint and original features as luncts .0 Che ball
 October { comes a week from Wednesday, Mark It wth rcd .n and remember what .s to be pull LluL luLn.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
AMATEUR THEATRICALS
 ON TAP roR WINTER

Ata meeting Of Afford John Bll- ford Post No. l American Legion hold Thursday night it was do.Ide' with Che as .siance of thc AuEIII.,. to give a series of tho1trIcals duriu. fhc winter and t0 chat end commI Geo. Edward Boludin. Walter B King and George Mann was named to mako Che necessary arrangements. The Auxiliary win conduct a lunch booth at Che Country Fair next week.
 After Che business had been trans- acted Thursday night interesting talks were given by Miss Ebba Diuue of Che American Rcd Gross and log Major George u Beaumont Che for- mcr on Che subject Of che connection of Che Red Gross with Che work o' Che American Legion and Che latter cn personal experiences while with thc American army in France.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
MAN SENTENCED TO DIE
 ONCE VISITED NORTH

Im IT, H....... tried. convict. . and r.....I .0 death n s..... nm Tn. ...r.. .. mm'.nHs .. .e
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
MANY YUKON CREEKS ARE
 STILL PRODUCING COLD

nr.I .H.r. o. fIse DuIn from NIIw creek. whore Ie has been mining for
 Che n... twenty year. and. while Tho has ro. gotten rich. he has more n.u mad. wages and win continue operation. He cam. .o Dawson for
 nnI. which he was nr0n'rn. .o Hau. oH. .o nj. e.a.mH on a hnd..ed. nun H.. Hr0 ..t0n n'nnorle. working on H"I0r or.e. and .ha. an ol ...m Hr. NIuc moro lHm n0E- Inr nn.uUn. expenses He "" mmr uo..H ol n.nmeaH and ef- .-.I hc-.. O. c.r.hou ou h.H way .o
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
PIONEER DAN MCCARTNEY
 GOES TO HIS REWARD

u.. H.U.-.U.. wet. known ". r ... r-..n...r-. ava. .. Ann H.H... s.urI.. .r. W rur.. |rHr.. afternoon from ... N..H. uHI.-....U. H'r.. funeral would .... taken H.'. % .. H.0u.. N.".r.u.. son .. ... ...| .n. m. H... m0u... .. r. .m. m I..H H...
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 Row. Father HH..... conducted n" rr. ... H.-." md r| .r.. H..oeE oH ... H.. r. .r.r..r ... u...0 I'm. Pioneers ID. I..... ...H h..I ... .. .re ....r President ur.. .H.n. Wr'r.... uu. Acting .Hr. N shepard o. H...rr TH. H..H..r.r Hr. '. Er..H.- r.uH... I..H. NH. |. "H. rr. .. IH. "".. '. . "...r.. brother mmHHr The. He.. IT. H sH.n.r. r. I N.
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
WEDDINGS GO SOUTH

T. NrIn. .oH00.. m.nHHor nI One Knu..o.. mue accompanied by h. uIe and two cMNr0n Wu a .1u.HH.unI rn u.or on Che Nor.H- u0ou H0Iu. I0E morning. N.I.n. who .H n IUuHH... o. Mr.
 and Nr III H shepard 70. Juneau. u.h Hr children win eo En. ' Cleveland. Ohio on n F.H.i and W.N mrr r.un North .Hna.n. some Hm. Ho.. WU HH parents m One way Io Nonu..... Mr. No0n. H.I .n onr lo Seattle and return ln an ..r.u boat.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
REMARKS AND CRITICISMS
 OVERHEARD AROUND TOWN

orc n perfectly nli r.eht' a1.d a business man this momIns "for school boys who can not get away through Che week to eo hunting such a morning as th.s. bout when a luI'- grown man Hke Walter DeLong and others J could monton get up at 3 o'clock and start for Che Bar to slip up ou a sleeping MaIlard. it indie catcs moro enthusiasm chan iude- mont sul. for a man like Walter who was raised in Ohio. where rab- bits and ground squirrels are Cons.d- cred bis game it is probably aN right"
 Tf It continues to rain much longer. good way to level off chat now bau park win bo to borrow mixing spoon from somo fellow who conducted cocktail store whom thoro were such things and g0 down and stir mp Che ground Of Che park and when it dries up it win be leveL
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-23
TOWN OF RYDER LOOKS
 GOOD TO JUNEAU MAN

w. J. Benson par. owner i'm Che Virginia group. who visited here throo weeks ago. became ao strongly Impro sod WIth One future of lna p'aco chat he sold out h.a business. Che Union hotol in Juneau and TO- turned Sunday with his W.lo and two children lo mako tle.r homo tore Hc has bought into puncr- ship wilh L. s. B.eham u Che North Star cigar store and restaurant. and Is now huay making extensive In. toror alterations The im ol HIe- ham E Benson have a.Ho mad. n deal wI.h NcE FraEor for .ho purchase of Che property Including Che Tot ad- joining on Che uorlh-Iydcr Miner