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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06
HUNTER REELECTED
HEAD CLAUDE SCHOOL


CLAUDE. April 5.-Superlntcndsnt
T.. l.. Hunter was unanimously rc-elvci.
I'd .ur IN, third years work ~ Super
int.nder; & tn, Claude Schools. D., b
an JHtirin.: y lrker for tte hos - the
town ana tie entire country. liz Is
giited with balanced judgm,n; le-
tween books. athletics. recreation indus
trial iia.ni"F. end moral and social
training for all the children. Mr. Hun.
ter II no, only builder IT schools and
schooi systems hut builder OF real
character in the lives al his pupils.
ar. Hunter has been fortunate In his
work In the Claude School by having
as his able assistant. Lowry Bagwell
who II another first class school man
In every way. Besides Mr.. Bagwell. Mr..
Hunter Il backed by his wife Mrs. y. l..
Hunter who II as good a friend "a the
glrls In all their problems as he n 10
the boys. Mrs. Hunter during her two
years In Claude has duur more 10 do.
vel0p the work for girls In the CLAUDE
- hool than any teacher TINT has ever
been connected With the school patrons
say The work IN domestic scienc. and
domestic art which hrs i.sn introduced
into the school this wear u entirely due
% her mtiring Efforts and SIT racri.
flce. MIS-. Hunter has b'tn all, assist.
"a In the high scho,i wufk u Miss ola
Weathsrrs-i.
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WHEN FARMERS SUCCEED.

oh. no. of coure YOU do no, live on a
farm You are dweller In Amarillo
~, must considerable urban community
this side of Wichita Falls and Tnni
tsd aud between Wichita. kansas aud
~ paso. aud between Oklahoma city
and pueblo. bat the success or failure
of q 'lrmers vitality concerns your
future iug
when the farmers succeed. there il a
far greater promise OF success 90 all
other members of society. II may ap.
pear smart ana ciiified 20 affect aioof.
ness with reference 90 matters on the
farm. bat when the crucial test comes.
the eyes Of the world must turn for
ths msjor number Of thelr blessings. 60
the earth. Man u earthbound regard.
irs- ~ hts airs. his arfogations. his
claims Reared rum the earth he
remains Harihy IN large degree. despite
hir stat, II mind 10 the contrary.
SO the whole human family IL bound
up IN IN. welfare OF the man who illls
the soil and produces the things needfui
10 the lgst.nance Of the lie. These
facts are Of course not new but they
sometimes need restatiHg - that We
may realize our relation 10 the vitality
necessary Industry OF farming. Bank.
rs are lending their money 10 hoys and
urls m tbs. Amarillo t.fri,oyv ,o tns,lr.,
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County Records
Warranty Dccsls.


q. G. OSssm TO william X. McCaskill.
500. lot >. block "a. :. ].
q. u. ~ Brlsn It w 10 u. II. StIteler.
'G.s0o. lot p0. block 1.2as, Plemons.
l.. 5. jenkins 60 =. j. EpperSon. ss2s.
OF 5. block va. =. ].
7. Beck ~ ux 10 Mollie &. GuerTe.
SO. lot L. biloxi II. $. ].
A. a. B.gi.i ,en It ux 70 z. q. Grayson.
S.7j. 10, :. plock 1876. :. ].
z q. Gra5son et ux 90 II. T.. Knapp
500. lot 8. bl.ck 1876.
H. r. IN fpp ~ IN TO j. NJ. smith.
$500. 10, ;. lfock iss. 8. ].
B.rtha Mstifegor o. q. u. I.aing, 81.
,vo. 10, n. leock 80. Plemons.
NDrehsuies' Liens.
Minnie " perron 20 -. X. Giivin
5000. W, :. liock i05. Plemons
l.. NJ. Gopdrich "a y. u. stanford.
sli0so. part Dot Z. block if7. o. T.
beds al Trust.
l.. y. Ne,yiy 81 nj 20 Katherine In
sl.o5o. Yafi llH 4. block lfi. q. a s.
Releases.
]. l.. suhlmers a. Dudley Rainey
! ois 81. bisk lbs. q. as
5. y. inc t.rron o. ]. G. VIM. lots
- block IS sd.
T. l.. Hotkins TO T. II. Miller. lo'.
-. block B. Anna. Hts
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With Our Exchanges
IT'S A GOOD INVESTMENT.

The largely increased eno... NJ a..
towns residential a,.,,,c, w,,,, ,,.,,,
b. served with the new mains now b.,
lrr Laid nv the city .,,ors,,, 49,,
ton agalrs, fire n we'll ,,,n.,,.,.s a..
Tuesday Mornings fire :, which . -,
demo hsyond the present limits a. In.
fire igs was DESTROYED. Within !,
few weeks all the residence. s.c,ion
even a. FAR south as BARLEY Heights
will b. served with city water for
lawns and gardens rs wen as given the
protection Of water 10 figh, fire. A
considerable amount 81 residence prop.
er,y east az the a-rs. y. tracks viii
hive the same protection and property
two 90 three blorks west % Ffrs, stree,
and north 20 Jackson will have fire
protection. Perhaps Of less spec,acu-
sr interes; hut fully as worthwhile T.
~" Increased pru'ec-ion being made
possil'l" f"r the business district. Large
mains In this section will serve 10 give
ne sispdard protection required hy the
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fore her. but hofore arhitiament la the
Ligh cuurt II destiny, But ! cannot
help you upward. ! can only lead You
downward"
She said. Upward. Marko. You help
ne upward
Her gentle acauies,ence'
Th,r, swept upon him. az one reck.
less in sudden surge of intOxicattc;.,
most passionate desire Ia take hsr in
his arms: and on her lips To crush 10
fragments the barriers of conduct he
had la damnahle sophisiries erected;
aud In her ears Ia breathe. You are
a.lov,d &C. me- lionot. honesty. virtue.
iectitu,l,.--w words. darling. words. word.,
words, Beloved. let the foundations %
the world 40 spinning. 50 We have
iove."
~. called most Terribly upon himself.
aud his self answered him. hut shaken
~ that most fierc. onset he said thick.
-. I'm have this. II ever u grove
too hard for you, tell mc-tell me-"
And -aiapnly. On ur week life from
is armory discharged two events upon
him. la the next week onc upon the
surld.
CHAPTER u
On Sabrcs desk. "a h. glanced TO.
Yards IL. was letter from Mona.
~, turned u over IVA his hands-ths
mali neat script. She never before had
written To- him at the office. u bore
the London postHark. She would bs
writing from their town house. az
AOuld l.. to SAY sh" was coming
Lack Hut she never wrote oa
IA" occasions ui her return. they Just
net And she had never be-
Ton. written tu the office.
Mr.. Fortune came into the room.
With him was young man. a youth.
those fac. was vaguely familiar 10
Sabre; Twyning behind.
All. Sabre said Mr.. Fortune. II
I'm bringing In to you u new mem.
Ler of Our staff" lie indicated the
souns man ,,csid.. him. "A new mem.
-r hut bearing an old name. A chip
Il the old block-the odd Twyninx
lock" lie smiled. stroking his whale.
Ike front rather as though this pleas.
aniry had proceeded from lis depths
nd he wa> concentrating II. The
suung man smiled. Twyning. edsing
onward from the background, also
smilcd. All the SMILES were rather merry.
nus. Sabrc's immediate thought had
zen that II was an odd thing Ia have
aiken ga young Twyaing without u,en.
tioning II even casually To him. II was
iignificant 20 his estrang-ment In the
office.
Mr.. Fortune ceased Ia stroke the
whale'lik. front. In paint " fact,
SABRE. this very natural and pleasing
desire of Twyning To have his son IN
the officc. desire which ! am most
efatified Ia support. II his firsi-wbut
hall ! Say?-feciing ~ his feet In his
rev responsibility. What was sayingy
fh. Yes. Twyning Is nov IN partner.
ship. Sabre. Yes. Good."
lie paused bcforc young Twynins
Well. young man. now you've made
Your how before our literary adviser.
! think "" decided Ia call him Hsrold.
'h. Twyning? Ayoid confusion. don't
you aFrso. Sabre
III that's his Name" Sabre ssId.
Mt. Fortune glanced sharply nj him
and compressed his lips. III Is" hs
said shortly. u. hft the room.
Wontinued in Our Next IsxueJ
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pick up the haskell and climb the noun
tain. We ought 10 get 20 the top be-
fore sunset. Well be- safe there. for
understand that from the top YOU can
$50 the world IKE map. I'm anxious
o. SEE where W. are going. particularly
the Princess Therma In her Castle OF
Mirrors. l intend 10 marry her"
You cried Nancy and Nick.
"Ahem! Well. perhaps" answered the
goat. who had forgotten that he was
speaking aloud. but III never marry
anybody and neither viii you " we
stand here AZ this stupid place all day.
Watch out everybody. Clear the traekr'
The goat ran hack a few steps. then
turning. he lowered his head and gave
spring.
II WAS "A wonderful leap. and he land.
I'd almost half way up the mountain.
But 10 and behold, The mountain. you
know. my dcars. was rubber and the
goat bounced hack. For miles and
miles he went through the air like a
black and white comet. Finally the
Twins lost sight u him. hut he was
still going.
(TO BE Continued
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GIRL scorrs MOVEMENT.

" their enthusiasm over the Bow
Scout many people have overlooked
the fact that there l. such ar Cd --nixa.
ton as tn Girl Scouts. but that does
not alter the case. and the girls organi
nation n prcssinf 10 the front In very
determined and persistent fashion.
The program Of the Girl Scouts Is
Possessed 81 all the virtues shown by
The BOY Scouts. The one point OF dif
ference being that IL addresses itself
n the task Of girl life problems. instead
q the problems Of hoy life. In a prI
MARI way. Society il. when II under.
stands the matter. not less interested
m the Girl soou's than In the Roy
scouts--it 10 yitaiiy concerned In both
Of these.
In Amarillo the woman'- Clubs are
attempting the work Of bringing to the
attention ~ an IN. people. the de-ira.
hility and impcr'lnce of the work In
behalf q -. -ifis ~ companion
pier - a. work O. the Boy Scouts
= l-haif % TN hoys. This Ia a noble
raovciren;. and IL must h. recalled tina,
. reg.ected girihcoi means much In
peIsatsies 10 the community AZ the days
come and 10. with the fuller reveal.
Ton Of past mistakes.
u h with q purpose 20 render more
secure. through the medium OF ad..
guaie development. the giris of the
community that the men and women
are 10 D. called upon TO support the
program % activities outlined for Amr
riiis Girls. through the Girl Scouts
Whether your home shelters girl. q
csashter. or not. you are Incidentally
az ieast concerned IN this movement
Tho risht sort OF girls TODAY. properly
dlssessd. make the RICH, kind Of women
Tomorrow. II n 70 this task that IN.
good women 81 Amarillo are DIRECTING
Their attention NJ ghis time. They ar,
not attempting TO DO all this work them
selves. but they are taking the inltla
tive. ana they win succscd.
The News most heartily endorses the
principles adjusting the leaders Of thl.
campaign. IN behalf % the coming gen
erations. through an sxsitation 81 IN.
standard OF siTl lie. In this c0mmunl
".
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ARE WE wRECklNG MORALS.

In Ne rffeets. In the business houses.
On if-i lgbhies. AT social gatherings
everywhere We have slipshod talk about
home brew with fick." or tn. good
old pre- Nolsiesd days" or when We had
some personal liberty" or when life
Was worth living" This stuff IL en-.
sssed IN Is men ana women Of unaues-
tsossd moral stand d :. those who never
hooz-d IN all TOR lives. and who would
BE ashamed 10 ~ accused os letting
" mseives contribute 10 an undeslra.
be state % morals.
u " simply 10; Of clatier with no
rpai thought at,achirs. Yet. back OF
u al there IL an inrurncl II work. The
sahon i-'sref'- ar reiiaqgishlng their
ho'ds ~, -snsly They voice tn. same
siiir sentiments tn; good men aud
women are v0icing and b.,ween them
ell. there T. chorus whose volume
s. nothing si.ort Of astounding. 1hi-
condition r. ooniribuiing 10 the moral
lax4ty % psny communities. a. touch.
Inc violations Of the laws sga'nsi han.
disss intoxicating liquors.
We ATE assisting the as.assins q,
morals In knifins our laws. In muir.
oering some Of the best principles %
eociety. II n net smart to pirate
sbout homs brew. ra.sinJack. something
With ksck In n. 90 90 appear 10 whine
shout the passing Of the good old days.
Nhose very ressrn We would shuddsr to
. -ricuriy contemplate. This thing Is
Dot funny. q h ot>eussing. and hur,fui
Sn IL tendencies. even though the vast
volume % u n spokea IN . spirit Of
hsh,ness. n mus b recalled that
many posss,s fsns have imprsgnsted
s.l.Ts 0os-...-zitlss within = lev hours.
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Amarillo does no, find herself 80
hard Put to IL. as 10 insis, on slogan
already pr"emr;ei by Lubbock. or any
other city. OF town IN the country. :"
md Amarillo In the las, analysis. VIII
~ found ready 10 r-linquish a high.
aounding Slogan. 10 which u develops
de has not real right. Amarillo IL the
friend Of every community In this part
Il the Southwest. and she realizes that
he cannot forward the ends Of friend.
nip hy pe,iines- and hurtful con,en.
lions.
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NOTcr TO THE Pt'BI.IC.

ANY srronscus reflection upon Oh.
character. s;andipE. or reputation OF
arr tndividsiAi firm. concern or cor
Per fsfrn. that may appear IN the col
snms 81 The News. viii be gladly cor
rec;ed. when called 20 the attention Of
the etiiu-. II 10 NJ nc Intention 81
this Rowsrspsr TO vrons'nily use. Of
tnturc sEy individual. fir. concern OF
eorporauon. ana corrections win b.
made whore warranted a. prominently
- Vas the wronsiuliy published refer.
ence or article.
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ADAIR Will TO COME
UP FOR PROBATE TODAY
Social 10 TA.iSs~s

CLAUDI@ April s-Thur-asy morn.
iur. IN the tim. 80 fnr IN. convenine
- the AZ q s;rone County court The
4 hi-f busii{ - e Interest ~ Shir time
yin b. the pr,laiing ~ the will q the
hate Mrs rnella Adair. The estate "a
D.. considsJ "A ~ this time amounts "a
several nj Ion dollsrs. a. larre par,ion
- which IL within Armstrong county
which way Mr. Adair's late home. Mrs.
Adam was one q th. first two w.nen
o. t'con-f proi-Sfy owrsrs and tas pay
90 IN Ara strong county. And since b.
fuic the q gsnlzafion ~ the county the
Aisir Rad d has been the largest imam
tai instls sticn IN the county.
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days ur weeks at most Why. beoiuse
ever body took them up. una they h..
came force 10 the exclusion Of the
classi,ul in music. for consideralie
time.
The same h. fact wiih reference ~
this hooich chatter. silly. empty. but
persisted In to thst point whera, IL
na~ Eathsred sufficient force 90 De.
com. q menace The people ~ this
country are assisting IN the task OF
wr'cking morals and violating laws.
aud "a. should BE- ashamed 10 this un.
thinking crime. We should change
our manner Of speech speech which
has led To deplorable mental attitude
towards correct mIfals.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-06

An atniosrheric
disturbance Of some
Intensity extending
from Rocky Noun.
iains through the
Southwest 10 the
Missouri Valley and
Eastern Texas. has
caused rain over
SOUTHEASTERN y . "
Mexico and the Pe.
cos Valley. Texas,
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

After c,ght years u married life.
MARK SABRE discovers that b.. has
cut hlinrcif of irum human symln
thy. His prosaic and snobbish wife.
MABEL. iHils "a understand his pe''iic
temperament Ia the firm ~ Fortune.
Fast and sabre. Marx n undermined
hy JEALOUSY aud partnership. prom
is~.d a. him. II later promlsed 20 AN
associate,
rNNNlNG. Suddenly one who under
stands him returns Ia his life. This ~
MONA. an old sweetheart now the wife
At the Gushing
LORD TibAk. Nh. admits rhe is I'M
happy ana SAYS hhe chose wrong. Il
oushi Ia have married you. Marko.
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oklahoma and Louisiana. being heavy
IT, the northern portion. Temperatures
IN general. are seasonal. except the re'
zion IL the northwest. where u ~ freez'
Iug with SNOW falling over Montana.
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TEMPERATURES.
emperaime by h@na at Amarillo

tine Iound Of silk Is said 20 be the
product Of 900 sllkworms.
There IL one telephone for every ~
Inhabitants IN England
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THE WEATHER
By Stanley

Amarillo and Vicinity-Thursday
fair. cuoler Thursday.
West Thursday fair: cooler
Panhandle Thursday.
synopsis ~ Weather Conditions.
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! FOR TODAM,

For even that which was made glori'
aus hath no glory Ia this rcspsct nv
reason OF IN. glory that cxcecloth.-1
Corinthians fl0.
No man perhaps suspects how large
and important the region 90 the unenn.
Scious IN him h.. what a vast unknown
territory lies there lack OF his con.
scious viii and purpose and which IN
really IN. controlling power 81 his lie.
John burroughs.
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Hens. sows and cows will bring
res'er wealth TO the farmers Of the
southwest. Everybody needs this
change ana should work for n.
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MEMPHIS. AIHii s.-R. l.. Madden,
Y. J. punsnr. aud u. 3 Greene we're
.le-fsd ~ n-w members q the Mem
phis indspendnt School Distric, here
saturday.
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90 On WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER VII

Who's. life was Mona livingf He had
asked h.f. Tell me about you and ny
lar"
Mario. think Tonga the most
wonderful person that ever was he
ou.f sN.fythinH that men do and he
noes everything best. And everybody
rdmircs him and everybody likes him
You've no idea. You've no idea how
m wins everybody he meets People
will do anything for him. They low.
Rim. Wen. you've only Yot o. look al
min. haven't YOU or hear him talkl
I tniifk there's never been any one ~
utterly captivating as Tony h TO look
Al and to hear
Most pngfEingly. with such words.
,hc had presented him. one that passed
through life airily. osquisiteiy; much
fairy gifted at his cradle with gifts ~
beauty, charm. pre-eminencc Ia all he
touched knowing no care. knowing no
difficulty. knowing uu oiIsiacic. on dan
rer. 90 fear "a illness. ~ fatigue, "a
anything in life hut CAV and singing
things. which touching r made nor,
lright more tuneful yet. meeting NO
enc. at whatever age az degree. hut hih
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PART THREE
EFfIE
CHATTER I

But life goes on without the smallest
regard for individual preoccupations.
lou may take up what attitude you
like towards II al. with the majority.
you may take up M attitude towards
u hut inm.rre yourself in the stup-nd
Jus Importance vi your own aifairs
and disclaim any connection with no.
"a doesn't matter tupIEnce to life.
The year 1913 was magnificent. IL
was delicious thrilling and emotional
gear. terrific ana stup.ndous year.
Many wellknown I,eopl. died.
II was naturally year OF strong
nhriisanship \ year og violent feed
ings violently oppressed: aud amidst
them, and because of them. Sabre
iuund with new certainty that IA. had
go violent feelings
n much affected his relations with
those nearest to him-wiih Mabel.
with Mt. Fortune. and with 1wyning.
la those months. aud In IA. months
GLOWING. thu yes' changing aud adyanc
INK Ia equal "Xcitcnl-nis and strung
opinions through winter inio spring. he
iound hinrseif increasingly out ~ favor
~ The Precincts and increasingly e..
iIanscd In his hume.
Like two Irving IN two empty houaes;
,Tnpiy this end: empty that md. More
!r"qmn,ly. fUr th.sr esirang.in.nts.
appealed to him the places 20 his ref.
is,. the room &c his nind. that mi.
vatc chamber wherein. retired, he as.
scrubbed the parts 90 his puzzles; that
T.N.lliaN La.
The Nome nugget., 1922-08-12
CHICKEN DINNER LETTUCE AND LEMON PIE SUNDAY-AT E A H l. K E'S
N o C E

Notice Is hereby given that any person who shall suffer any dog tO be at large in the Town of Nome during the day time between the hours of seven A M and ten P M shall be deemed guilty of Misde. meanor and shall be punished as provided for under Ordinance No 212 of said municipality
 And NOTICE IS FURTHER CIV EN that any person who shall suf' fer any horse or horses to run a' large within the corporate limits oi this municipality shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanOr under tlae provisions of Ordinance No 1SO oi said municipality and punished ac' cOrdingly
 JOHN LITCHENBERG,
 .... Chairman of the Police Com |.
The Nome nugget., 1922-08-12
POOR MAIL SERVICE kOTzEBUE SOUND
 CAUSES PROTEST

but so, far it has not received any consideration. Certainly we are get ing rotten deal.
 As for travelling, much as we may want to go to Nome during the sum- mer, we can not do so. as we feel un- safe to go on that so called mail boat" and no other regular boat comes here. It is only now and then when there happens to be pas- sengers for here and Nome and they charter some other boat that we are lucky enough to get little freight up from Nome.
 Don't the people of Nome realize what it would mean to them if we had responsible boat on this run? There would be more travelling for one thing and more trade. We do not feel safe to send for things on this mail boat as it is always more or less damaged when we get it. We have to do without so many things now that we could obtain with better service.
 Outside of reindeer meat we have not tasted a piece of fresh meat for years. Anything fresh in the line of fruits or vegetables we never get until the freight boat comes here from the Outside in the fall.
 So, people of Nome. why not try and aid us in this effort to obtain a better mail service by seeing that we get a better boat on this run MRS. MARIE SWANSON
The Nome nugget., 1922-08-12
THORNTON, plaintiff.

KITTIE THORNTON, plaintiff.
 -VS:-
 GEORGE THORNTON, defendant. The President of the United States of America, To George Thornton, the defendant above named. .. G R E TING: .. You are hereby summoned and required to appear and answer the complaint of the plaintiff on file in the office of the Clerk of said court in the City of Nome, Second Divi- sion, Territory of Alaska. within thirty days from the date of the last publication of this summons, that Is to say, within thirty days from the .26th day of August 1922, or judgment for want thereof will be taken against you. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer said complaint, plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief therein demanded, to-wit; for a Decree of the court dissolving the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing between plaintiff and defendant, on the grounds of deser- tion.
 The date of the order of publica- tioh of this summons is the 18th day of July, 1922. The date of the, first publication thereof, is the 22nd day of July 1922. and the date of the last publication is the 28th day of August, 1922.
 W TT N E s s the Honorable G.J.
 Lomen, Judge of the District : 7 Court for the Territory of Al
 aska. Second Division. and the
 seal of said court hereto affixed
 this 18th day of July 1922. (SeaI JOHN SUNDBACK,
 Clerk of the District Court for
 the Second. Division, Territory
 of Alaska. By W. c. MCGUIRE.
 Deputy Clerk Publish July 22, 2s. Aug. 5. 1s 1s, 2eth, 1922.
The Nome nugget., 1922-08-12

SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.
 No. 2S89. In the District Court for the Terri tory of Alaska, Second Division.