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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-03-07
HARDWICK is AFTER
LEGISLATIVE LOBBY"
SAYS FIGURES WILL BE SEN
SATIONAL." DIRECTED AT
COLLEGE TRUSTEES.

ATLANTA, Ga.-Interesting infor-
NATION is being disclosed by state de-
pa-tments and institutions in their
itemized sworn statements of expend-
itures submitted to Governor Hard
wick in compliance with his direction.
Several days ago the governor dis
covered in the general appropriation
act of 1921 an inconspicuous para
graph not only authorizing but requir-
ing him to obtain this information,
which he had been seeking. The para
graph provides that the governor be-
fore issuing any warrant to a depart
ment or institution shall Obtain from
the head or treasurer or ottlcial IN
charge of its finances an itemized and
sworn statement of expenditures sub
mitted monthly
In pursuance of this Legislative dl-
rection Governor Hardwick sent call
to the heads of all departments and
institutions for an itemized and sworn
statement of their January eXpendi-
lures.
What the Items Are.
Although he did not go into detail
when asked to state what these state
ments are disclosing, Governor Hard
wick today stated that he has already
run across a number of items in GER
tain departments which he considered
improper or unnecessary, and has re-
ouested the heads of these departments
to eliminate them.
One of the matters into which the
governor intends to make special IN
quiry, he further stated, is the, pay
ment of travelling expenses, hotel bills
and per diem to trustees OF state IN
situations when they come to Atlanta
to present the financial needs OF then
institutions to the legislature.
Against the Trustees.
81 hope to have statement show
ing what it cost the state last year to
maintain this trustee lobby, said the
governor. 81 believe the figures will
be surprising, if not sensational. l am
informed that the trustees OF certain
institutions spent nearly the whole OF
the legislative session in Atlanta, draw
ing a per diem and having their hoteii
bills paid from the appropriations OF
the institutions they represent.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-03-07
Big Deer Attends Burial
Of Pennsylvania Farmer
Buck to Whom Dead Man Had Been
Kind, Follows Funeral Procession.

VI,
CLEARFIELD, Pa.-="Old Badly,
a buck deer, known to woodsmen,
hunters and farmers in northwestern
Pennsylvania as the most elusive OF all
big game animals, and at the same
time one of the most docile IN the
closed season, surprised residents OF
Hillsdale yesterday by joining IN the
funeral procession of William Owens;
a farmer, soon after the cortege had
left the house.
"Old Badly" had an acquaintance,
of several years with Mr.. Owens and
they had frequently met in the helds
and forest. Owens on more than one
occasion had patted the bucks sleek
sides. ,.
"Old Badly" came out Of the forest
a short distance below the Owens
homestead and keeping a short distance
behind the procession followed it to
Hillcrest cemetery. Mourners had a
fine view of the big buck as he STROBE e
along with never a glance to the lett
or right, but straight to the cemetery
stopping near the gates, where ne
stood and watched the services at the
grave.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-03-07
COUNTY FARMER
PAYS BIG PRICE FOR HOG
Oakland Jacl. Orion Once Sold tor
Two Thousand Dollars.

AMERICUS, Gao. c. Hawkins,
Sumter county's foremost fancy swine
grower, has purchased a new prize
boar for his herd. This boar is OAK
land Jack Orion, a renewed Duroc;
formerly belonging to the first herd
of the Tom Johnson Oakland farm. at
Camp Chase, Ohio. Six months s after
he was narrowed in September, l9lo;
Oakland Jack Orion was purchased
by the Johnson farms for $4,000. HaW-
kins declined to make public the price
paid by him for the famous boar. OAK
land lack Orion is declared by Durtoc
fanciers who have viewed him to be
the finest Duroc boar in Georgia.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-03-07
Mannequins
Parade Despite Frigidity
Ordered by Dressmakers to Show
FIimsy Gowns at Race Tracks.

PARIS.-Half-clad mannequins in
the raw, rainy weather presented a
pitiable spectacle at the Auteuil race
track this afternoon, the opening day
of the season.
Despite the penetrating cold, dress
makers ordered the models to parade
in their latest creations. A big crowd
of chic women, including hundreds OF
American tourists, was present
The paddock was grotesque sight,
with the race-goers swathed in furS
budding beside charcoal braziers,
drinking hot rum, while the name
ouins walked back and forth in the
.lightest of gossamerlike attire, as even
in the semi-evening gowns now shown
at the track the models were forced
to wear the capes draped back to re-
veal the decolette effect.
The mannequins arms and threats
were blue with cold, and very thick
applications of rouge were necessary
to maintain their competitions. Long
skirts and low waist lines, with far
ing hats, were the keynotes of the
new styles.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-03-07

tor tpa,,t INDIGESTION and stomach NJ
trouble of any kind. I have
t never found anything that
TT0 .1es the spot, like BLACK E =;
dos augnt. I taks 1t In broken -
tir 0sS ! after meals. For a long
I'd s sI | tried pills, which grip -
re re- ana didn't give the good nc No
msSios Black-Draught liver
to t 0aI is easy to take, easy n
" Keep Inexpensive" ' -,
,,,, Vet a package from your
mug tOday-Ask for and
oD,r '' upon Thedtord's-ths
H. Get it today.
|EHnnnannuH1E;:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-03-07
Found a Cure for Indigestion.

81 use Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets for indigestion and find
they suit my case better than any dys-
pepsia remedy | have ever tried and
/ have used many different medicines.
/ am nearly fifty-one years OF age and
have suffered a great deal from indi-
gestion. l can eat almost anything l
want to, now," writes George w. En-
DRY, Rock Mills, Ala. These tablets
contain no pepsin but strengthen the
stomach and enable it to digest the
food naturally.-adv.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-03-07
* GREAT POMP
M MARYS WEDDING
urRY OF THE PAST DIS
GE tXFD AT CEREMONY. NO
Ia a,It M FOR PRIVACY.

oomo and pageantry OF cen
y '' D.+ were revived when Princess
: P +.,me the bride CT Viscount
y rD D, IN Westminster Abbey, Lon
P'et Feb. - Is. Since her engagement
dnaounced last November not
r @ill,Jp but all the vast domains
tn ngs;t;sh empire had been looking
he Pi ~ this interesting event, Sc,
garu ~ envovs to the ceremony ana
PsTing the gifts to be fiaue y NY
DTld Wedding was the first one in
lary ~TO Abbey since 1869. 1t
ftmlnis'd5i Nv a blaze of splendor I'M
ma by AZ anv wedding OF recent
yea Tb by archbishop Of Canterbury
+. ,i' the ceremony, assisted by
|prn,e{u; .b .,1T of York and the dean
I22I fcrDljr'StF No child OF SOW
e ,d :been married in Westmin-
4 , hda since 1863, when Edward,
4OD ,on of Edward III, married
IT, H. sT 1,ancaster Their tombs are
/. b my north side Of the sacrarium, IN
II nv, u Of the altar had the prin-
4 , sr[d to glance that way during
ceremony
iii IN England had as little free
. tb;s princess who became the
a. a. an man not member OF the
\, u fom;iy. Her courtship was re-
ID i'4 To a friendship developed UNI
t.. leu w,Uatchful eyes of her ladies in
n '9 Court etiquette denied her the
us, II being courted as are other
y lgse Girls RS in the British empire.
pr her engagement she was I'M
~. oi GREAT restraint, never for n
+. s on being alone with her pros
We n' husband. True, she has rid
,nd driven with him, but always
|rmo - by Queen Mary or some
Il member OF the royal family. Her
a action on the day of her we'd
was prescribed by customs OF
s,rieS ago. She arose at the accus-
II hour of 7 o'clock and from
Il On received royal guests until the
4 when she was dressed for the
8nony.
fwo Thousand Guests Invited.
h. guest list to the wedding, and
H. reception afterward, was linn
Il to 1000. Visiting royalty from
nghout Europe was present. AS
.brincess walked down the aisle on
#arm of King George, her father,
'was the center of all eyes, for the
Hing Of a princess is an event OF
sual interest throughout the en-
\ was not until Viscount Lascelles
his bride reached Knaresborough,
HE first stop OF their honeymoon,
i they were free from the restraint
bsed by roya' etiquette. Until then
were bound by all the aged US
OF royal ceremonies, for their
fldg- vas an llnperSOlldl lIldttel "
\. affecting more the interests OF
British empire.
Iarys wedding, however, was the
kination OF real courtship. Wis
II Lascelles is described as a reg
fellow" who saw service in
bee. who is a keen sportsman, and
is beloved by all who know him.
marriage with the only daughter
she British ruler is looked upon
great favor throughout the en-
b princess is renouncing not one
OF her royal rank in becoming the
OF a co;imoner. The pageantry
h accompanied her wedding was
show the people that she is still
daughter OF a sovereign, their king.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-03-07
'TORIC OLD BOX
CAR COMMITTED SUICIDE
9O,l80, Used by Sherman on His
March to Sea, Blown to Atoms.

b car No, 9O,1SO, used by Gen.
imam on his march through Geor-
from Chattanooga, virtually COM
FED suicide at Hollow Rock juno
Tenn, alter more than half a
Eury OF continuous service.
gnere were no fatalities and no 9TH
lamage was done when the old car
/ too severe jolt to its cargo of
Fmlte and died with its boots on"
some time it had been used to
i explosives at Hollow Rock juno
may be that the sun never sets
lie British flag, but Uncle Sam
monopoly OF moonshine.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-03-07
Excellent Remedy for Constipation.

1t would be hard to find better
remedy for constipation than cham
berlain's Tablets. They are easy. TO
take and mild and gentle in effect
Give them a trial when you have need
adv.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-05
FORMER DOUGLASITE
 IN NEW ROLE
Carl H Erickson Finished Band. Master Managing he.cmsm
 Melody shop

Tho .nIou.u. from u rccont ..Hu. o. Che KeuhINm Chronicle win ho raad witch Iutrct by Ono many friends of Mr. Erickson on 0aH.nnu Channel .uhcro hH musical u.0. was appreciated for years ho.or. ho Ioft to maEe h.a homo in ke.ch.aan art uI
 Cr IT. EucEor leader oi One Kerh.Eu band aud one nl Ono hest known musicians .u sou.hoaH.orn AIaasa. IfIa morning aHumol charge Of .he Melody shop u. manager He win now devote h" mtr. ume 'o music and muH.cHI uI1.ra
 T hrro boon aHNm for om. ume to got n practical musician and finished artist .o n.e active cfre, Of lho Melody Shop since Mrs. Luc.w l.nI.reI her resignation. H.l N. N Walker Che proprietor .h.a morning. ".uI believe Cha. |. W.H stroke oI good fortune In secure MT. Erickson IT. win he uhIo |. r.ro ur1.u0o..F. rnreh0..H and you.hu. mW.0.0m Ino benefit ol h.H long experience .n
 selecting instruments u Cha. Inc can play ar of One band instruments and ..reraI o.he-. Che beginners win ba n n position Ia know Iu.. how her instruments arc lo sound whom IHau master chem.
 "IHu. Mr. Erickson. knowing mI- ..r ne hr Io.. win eliminate entirely .ne vor.l.o. In his uurchH.. and win e.re Che public only thc hc. m .I Ines whether tle.r us." run to One ao..aucI h.eh ..aH music. or Io la IT I# our hope Cha. .n. Melody shop win not only b. n r.u.e .t which One public may purchase h..r wants. hu. ai.a Chat .t may Hc'p In teaching One raIu.ol good music. and Cha. It may he Ihe music cen.0r aI Southeastern A'u.n
 n .n..Hue Q. H. now work. Mr. Erickson m.I Chat ho |. delighted .o har. lhe opportunity i1 dc.o.. hi. Hme entirely lo mu.c
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-05
fc-to Cor No. ! pIaco Of bo-

fc>to Cor No. j. place Of be- ginning.
 which said mining claim hereby sought t0 bo patented is bounded aa follows. to-wlt. 0n Che northeast by thc Tam Chief Lode Survey Mo- 100 and tho Aiaaka Belle Lode. Survey No. BOA. on thc southeast by tho Paris Lode. Survey No. BOA and tho RatUor Lode, Survey No. GOO; on Che southwest by Che Bears Nest Lode. Survey No. 99. and on Che northwest by Douglas Island Lode. Survey Mo- no and Taku Chief Lode. Survey No. 100.
 The total area included within tho OK" Survey is 1g.973 acres.
 The following area ia expressly excluded from tho application. Conflict with Taku
 Chief Lode 7O95 acres Conflict with Alaska
 Belle Lode oXclu-
 dve of ita con-
 f'ict with Paris
 Lode - 1.9l9 acres Conflict with Paris
 Lode ................... W.ono tlIla Conflict with Rat
 uor Lode - 0.4l3 acres Conflict wifh Bears
 Nest Lode . 8.5l3 acres Conflict with Doug
 las lH'and Lode .0.97l acres Total aroa excluded 19.839 acres Not area cleaned .. .1f3 acres The said claim sought to be pat- outed being designated as Mineral Survey No. 1ff8 in Che official plat posted herewith.
 Amy and an persons claiming ad- versely Che mining ground. mining claim. vein. lode. premises or any portion thereof, SO described and plaited and applied for arc hereby notified chat unless their adverse claims are duly filed according to law. and tho regulations hereunder. within Che time prescribed by law. wIth tho Register of Che United States Land Odice at Juneau. Alaska, they win be barred by virtue of tho provisions of said statute.
 FRANK A. BOYLE,
 Register. FIrst publication Aug D.
 Last publication Oct. 2.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-05
OLDTmE BOOSTER
 RETURNS ON VISIT III T OCrn1r Dozen Times Mayo. of Dorers Comes From Be.-
 Nr..rm ru Trip

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-05
ISLAND PERSONALS

N.urar and L. J. TH Iof for k...h.E.n and vicinity ou tH. m boa. Dixon .o .nr.IruIo som. ..0m.n. mining nrn.n...H.
 Nn IT Eta.ns |. expected .o ar .I. H..e nm One steamer Queeu "oa n..r.r for U r...I u.ln her son. Wm.r HIH.ns and family for aef. .... u...H
 AM oI IHe furniture and fixtures nm UH. upper floor o. .ha arunl.o .H.mm. Hau. Wore ao'I .H" Wae. Tn n.r s0.u.mHu ol st.H. who .m. .0 uurr'H Io rao. and eu.. .he e0oI.
 Mr. H... s..er.r.or and four chile Ir.r Hrrr.. Un .Hn s.HUm0r North. u.... Tu..IHr from Io.t Wash. .o r.. Ier s.er Mu A. F.ee1.
 W.m H EcHy or Che Treadwel mechanical Ien.rmon. returned r.n. nm Ho a...mu Northwestern from several moulH. trip io Che s.U WM. ur h.s trip Mr. Kelly u.. ur.n. .. IHe commencement. ..r..... n. anrmer .n..r. ul eno
 r. W..H. uner. hH on. HaF m.rI IH...I from One low oe r...u.H.
 M Both smr. formerly O. .Ho Dough-. nunH. school faculty. return .. r...n.r from Mccarthy whore .. H bee. ...el.ne during Ono .... ...r.
 M. and Hr. oha. Soy and Ilu-H- .... H.H.. and Elizabeth Mr. Ia s. and MoHn Carlson arrived homo Uu.'.E evening from n W0'NH on. ne u. Fish crook.
 J. 0Cornar 70. HeHus.Hm Wash. arrived n.r. cH Che ..wm.. Northwestern for n .Ho.. bushes .u IT r..ur looked N.a old umH II. MI. H.. roaming around Che old ely.
 Mr. mu HH. In.. I.na.tH and .r...Hr accompanied ny Lawrence Carlson returned H.. las. week from ... HH bay district where Mr. ..r ". H. boon doing m.nt .... n. u. mining claims
 T- U.. Swanson. N- Jack l.r.a and ..r. Daniel returned home Mm |.. from ".".... after . two u.... .r... -. III. .mHu. resort.
 Un|. '... number n. noHe.' ... H.. H|r.r..e. oI n. excursion Y. T..r e....r '.I smIHr .Hc day ... .... and many .E.Hon..H
 r.| som. H..uHu. views o. 'H. ...".r. .H..r
 Mrs I.e..- and i.ueH..r IH. r.. 0r ..e tlmu. Ewm U.-#.. from r0r.H.H Tn F...t .W.IH ..- . Mrs. l M N..rrr n I....
 H H.-.r Wo. nm H'mI rH ... Wednesday
 r...- Hn. arrived W.H HH eu ... Produce. Tn ..Hr. Hnn.oa Mr. U.. report. . very 'H... crop u. ...r. n.r nj. Hou..o.I
 E Mu...H 0. .HU I .." .".. ..... arrived HHn. Hu .H0
 steamer .r I... sunday from 0n ........ trip down .U. Yukon Hs .nI
 N~.. nm. ...r making ... side .. |. |.u .r. r...
 Tn. ... children 70. Mr. and Mrs. Edward. r. Than. H0r. mn m M e....r 0...rroHu .t .H. .r.r.. iona. church. m. rm. ... -. "I.H nhrU IuHr.'H H.n Angus. Io.H Juno and He.w "... I.. sponsor" "n.. Mrs. . u...u. M-. Loo u.Nr.l .n. Miss U. In or Douglas am. Mn. H. u... u THu. Hr. hIm II. Iu...u .........
 Wm.. Edwin. has Wr.eaIo. .'.. 0.... n. wHHrUurr on .h.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-05
MRS. GUY SMITHS MOTHER
 PASSES AWAY W SEATTLE

Tre now" UI m. uu. uu n. Mrs H U E.r.r WH. received her. Wednesday Nr Er.r wa. taken suddenly M u. h.r homo In Hror... Wash. and W Immediately ...0" .r Che rr1r'trr0. Hon.'a. i'm s00.0. .r undergo nm operation for IHo r.. m..I o- uHora sn. survive. th. operation hrt lived only a .." Hau Mu E'r.r |. survived ny H.. husband and four children H'..- h..H. E.rd and Arthur oI aNHo.. and Mn Guy l smith o. N01... Th. mur. family were W..H ao- a. ... .m. n. her ..m..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-05

NuHr. H hereby given lHat Che City Council o. Che c.u ol noue'as. Inn. fixed .bo ra.e ol .aE levy for Iho r.ar 1922 n. twenty lem mills ou each dollar o. a..oe eI property both r.aI and n.roHas Uha. Che aNc are now Iu.. and win become delinquent ou September HUth. a. Che hour o. six I0| orIo.. n. m. and unless pud prior uu.to. Uuocn I5I per cent penalty HI h. added 10 One m0un, har.U together WH n.U.. ai H. r.. ol ueh. .sl per cent per mm from the date ol delinquency mU paid. The H.l taxes are now Iu. and n1rHhIe a. m. oIee ol .ho U.. oIu. Ton IU| DOT cont d.a- count win be allowed ou uI HNe paid H..o.. date o. delinquency
 u.UI H ume... Alaska. lh.s ith day n. August I'.l.
 w. EIuUHN. city n..r..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-05
NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF THE ALASKA TREADWELL GOLD MIN ING COMPANY FOR UNITED STATES PATENT TO RED CLIFF
 LODE CLAIM
 lScr.aI lj5O3l
InIv aI Iaa2

HNI| "NH N.aas
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that m pursuance of Chapter Six. Title Thirty-tWo of One Revised Statutes of Che United States. Che uudcr.igu- cd. tho h'aata Tre1dweIi Gold Min- ing Company a corporation. whose pos. 01Ioo address ia IfcadwolL Alaska. by and through ii8 agent and attorney In fact. p. R. Bradley whose u0s. office address Is Juneau. Alaska. claims l30 it, South i5 O H ou tIn "N' Lode and 1870 fts North fIa " ou Ono "N' Lode of Che mineral deposit bearing gold auriacc ground three hundred feet i'm width on Che u0rIho1s. of Che lode and two hundred and eighty feet 0n Che south- west side oI said lode, all lying and being on Douglas Island in Che Ju- ucau Recording District Alaska bee ing Mineral Survey No. iflS and is about t1 make application io Che United States for patent for One said mining claim, which is moro fully described aH t0 meto and bounds by Che official plat herewith ur.fcd and by Che field notes lI aur- sag tharao. now fIed i'm Che oIico of Che rer.a.er of Che District of Lands. subject t1 sale at Juneau Alaska which noId notes OI survey describe One boundaries and oZtont Of said claim on Che surface w.th magnetic variation al aI corners 32 a0' E aa follows. f0-WIt.
 Beginning ut Cor No. ! whence
 T. s. L. M. No. ] 0n Che north
 end of May10Wer Island bears
 N 2g Ia F IE55.2l l. d.s-
 unco. Latitude 5S' l6 50" N
 ImrIufo l9f' 2H 1O' w.
 honca s I5 U E 1900 lL t0
 Cor No. 9. thence 8. f5 U w
 5SO U. io Cor. No. 3, thonco
 N f5" w 100000 e. t0 Cor
 No. 4. thence N. i5 0 F 5s0
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-05
FORMER DAYS
 ARE RECALLED
News Files Tell of Happming1 on Douglas Islnd Twenty Years
 Ago This Week

Ma R Robbins oud Mm rhoa Taum entertained Che Juniors of Che Friends church with a aoc.al
 Tho editor of Ono News returned from via.t lo scat.c and waH glad to got back oftcr witnessing Ono way people on tho outside struggled for h pIaIu i.Y.ue
 E E Smith wont to Portland to mcc. One body of h.s brother. who died at a military hospital ln Mau- ul.
 Iu ono day Postmaster Hubbard
 Issued money orders to Iho value Of tG.8l559.
 4 cIoau-shaven. distinguished looking Individual who had the ap- Deamuco oI a defender of Che gospel vm recognized as Abnor Murray who had sacrificed his mus.acho to enhance ha youthful appearance.
 Chaa Row0e and family loft for .hcr lormor homo In Tacoma.
 The Topeka while s.olmIus mp One Channel at { in Che morning noticed n denae smoke In Che ne.gihorhood ol Che pa..dc Coast dock In Juneau and ntcr It was seen that Che Lone Faherman was on fIro md only one man. John T sp.cko.t was awake and up In Juneau at Chat hour Only Che bum of tho Lono Fisherman was Iofu
 Dr. C. H Gibbons decided to lo- cate in Douglas for thc practice ol b. profession.
 p H Fox received a shipment Of emny paa,eboarl boxes. Che under clothing they contained having boon stolen Iu transit
 William n. KoIior died ai St Ann hospital and Troadwc'l people raised f566 and presented Co h.s widow
 A boy was born at Che home Of F. A.. J. GaIlwaF Tho News iorgo. to mention it and apo'og.zed Che fol- lowing week for Ono oversight
 Nra & A. BrIcfo.l @ vIolinlaL who had performed before royalty at Dawson and 1r.atocracy at Nomc vaa employed at Che Opera House. uhoro vaudeville was holding Che boards nightly
 Gm Grmdlu returned from a few months spent a. AuIn It did not require toam of mules to tnuspor, .he gold he brought with him.
 Tho Eagles wore clearing a plot ol around at Che cemcicrH
 Tho Glory Hole advertised a nne article of family wine ut fl10 per gallon Il was o1 right as family wine. but many preferred something wIn more hck
 MH Jerry Caahcu aud family were preparing to Icavo ou a r.a.t io MchIuru.
 Thee was am epidemic Of South . African fegor on Che leland. John Henson waH accounted Che champion rou. fisherman on Che .IHmd. but he didu.t work at it vcry often.
 Mrs. Cole started a boarding and |IoIene house on Front street.
 Tho Rocnc building was nearing completion.
 Nr Leonard Raymond and chile ! dr.1 Icrt on a yIsIt to Port Angeles
 Cuham'a H1nd-Made Sour Mash brand was finding ready aale a. "raut" a.ores Kaufman Brothers were 1dvorla linz fne limos oN ahirt waists for a1 ronIH.
 Charley Johnson. pin setter ot ih, . Glory Hole bowling 1IIcy1. wont ,. sheoD creek fishing and returned uIth 300 rDeckiod beauties.
 Contractor Stevens was preparIn. Ito ro to work ou Che new Gree. church
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-05
.LrEL HOT spRINns

VHt ur F. L. Goidarda Iamour sarIar.um whore thcro r every comfort Rue. f9 per day and up The waters Of Che s.tsa Hot Springs are Ulo-e.tue and heaIlh-proery.nr.