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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-21

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ceeded by the light patter Of shoes. She was
gone, She had been having fun with him;
and no doubt, from now on. she would be
giving him sly digs regarding. that harmless
kiss. All at once the colossal mistake Of his
confession came home tb him. He a told
tho woman he Hved that he had deliberately
kissed another! o, the double dyed ass that
he was!
On the contrary. fate had played him a
kindly stroke. The naive confession had
caused the evanishment Of all doubt relat.
ing to the kiss from Nancy's mind. Jenny
had, told the truth, that he hadn't meant It.
He hadn't, OF he wouldn't have TESTED about
Mt. (Not that 1t matteredD y
The little comedy had made away with
much OF her depression; and there was now
apathy rather than miseryl in her heartspss
she constructed tomorrow's defense 81 what
she considered her abonihable conduct.
Craig was to call at four the coming after.
noon. 4,efN
Precisely at four Nancy opened the door
for him. With terror in his heart and a
smile or his face he entered and laid Ills
hat and coat on a chair; then he offered his
hand. =y" &eij y
II ought not to take it." she said gravely.
"I have done a beastly thing" y
\ NO. l should say that you were a young
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-21
THE STORY THUS FAR.
n ANlEL STEWART. a sinister str

t%11 ANlEL STEWART, a sinister strang.
~ ey. contracts to supply Collingswood
JeEenIah Bancroft. ,oho has just
ii1herited his fathers $4,000 0 and is eT.
ploringl the ,corld outside" 'as- repre-.
sensed by New York, ,uih an adventure
j0r $4,000. Ste,cart then secretly grasses
all except the signatures, and Jerry's copy
Of atc contrdc, parishes. Meantime Jerry
falls in love ,UiM Nancy Bowmcn, a
foundiing ,oho has become a broadway
stage tavoritc, and Nancy, informed that
her opera ambitions are vain, becomes
engaged to arthur Ctaig. the hacker Of
her comedy, only to repent and to begin
a frantic hunt for him, that she mag
rcpudiatc her promise. Jerry finds a-dag.
ger and a note beneath his pilio.c. -Four
ru6fans blackjack him sUhile he is escort.
ing Nancy home, and in Ills delirium,
Ftohile she is nursing him, he reveals his
love for her. n detective, hunting for
cleWs that wiH untangle The mystery that
binds together the m~alevolent Stewart,
Jerry. his father. ,phosc death is still a
puzzle, and a mysterious Kennedy" re.
ferred to in the older Bancrof's effects,
reports that Kennedy" uanisheI in
Bolivia years ago after selling an emerald
mine to Stetourt.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-21

the very words you did. o, it was despicable!
I never thought of the~injury Imight be
doing YOU. It was only after the perform
ance that the shock Of what I had done came
to. me. You will forgive me"
DO you love anybody else?"
90. mol" She WINS perfectly honest. III
I had loved any one I should never. have
known this shame"
IAN you want me to release you from
your pronliseH
Yes"
Craig began to tramp about, making a
pretepse of inspecting the pictures on the
walls. mostly photographs Of famous com.
posers and opera stars. Finally he paused at
the window, out OF which he stared for a
moment or two, /,
".Will you forgive me?"
He turned. offering a kindly smile. I" Why
not. ycu poor child? I'm glad you sent for
me-, that you did not write. Ican under.
stand now. Confession is good for the soul;
so I'll make mine I'm a lonely man, some
thing Of q self-lnade outcast. I drank sone
I had no anchor Then 1 saw you and you
caught my fancy. YOU were different; syou5
had charm and manner; your environment
sirkAd8 you. My house was empty: you would
have graced 1T. I saw myself no longerssa
kind % Ancient Mariner. Perhaps there was
1OAAS Az wv " AtlQ YOU
have talent. and the town beginning to talk
about: you.''z
4 Y Then 1t isn't going to hurt"
!. Not, half sosHqch as 1t hurts you toStell
me these facts. Besides, I am almost twice
as old. Just a iittlo flare in. the ashes that
would probably have died out n o week o.
& 80. 49,
/ want to ery J" she SAID. sitting down and
covering her face.
!. ousmustn't do that he cried, alarmed.
He might spoil It all il he saw her in tears.
INTERESTINGLY do not hold you to your
promise. You fare f~ree--upon one condition.,
That brought her face up. And what Il
Nhat?"& q Il II were only his vanity that she.
md hurt
We'll, that 4 may drop IN once In q while
for ten Ind that you will takesste 81 With me
some afternoons"
& Z, anything like that r. she creed eager;
sly: just friends--I have 30 feWAs"
Its q bargain" he said. 80 long al she
loved no one else "Wetl.s III be goinnR.
along He stopped and picked M Eng zoo
a. Has he besn = good palg'.
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lady who. had been thinking too much OF
late" He sat down.
He knew exactly what this interview sig
niied-the wreck of his dreams. He had
had n premonition Of this hour Immediately
after he he'd left her at the stage entrance
and returned for his aunt. Why? Because;
all his life he.hsd been unlucky; and It did
not seem possible that fate should relent so
unexpectedly. Thu girls manner at his house,
the artificiality of her laughter. the unchang.
ing pallor on her face, had put this Fremont
ton into his consciousness. AS he picked
up her telephone calls and later saw Mann
helm this premonition became absolute con.
viction: Nancy wanted to get out Of it, to
break her promise. Never in all his life had
he known spch hurt; and never would the
future hold anything like it.
But the thing uppermost in his mind just
now was to let her get out OF it with all the
honers, subtly to draw the onus upon his
" shoulders. He recalled the exact word.
ing of his proposal. Fortunately he had not
actually spoken Of love. So, then, toIlie
cheerfully but adroitly. He could not hold
her; SO why waste his breath in trying? But,
all, dear God. how It was going to hurt!
Strange. but he knew this child better than
any other man would ever know her. she
was made up OF all metals, and the gold
was constantly working ita way out through.
the baser in the melting pot Of her con.
4 science.
/" Well?" he said.
" It was oil, base and vile OF me-, she be.
gan, her fingers locked. II wanted the
things you could give, not you. ! have
debased myself I shall never be clean again.
! could have written you and ended It that
way; but that would have been c6wardly. u
am going to hurt you. but ], m going to hurt
! myself. too,
Then you didn't mean It? - s
/" No. ! was full Of fury against the world,
III against myself. thought IL You cAhe
here,i&1 could make YOU understand better
the basis Of MI madness, She rose from
tbs ounge crossed to the window, gndSbeck-.
oned to him. She pointed to the dihgyseback
yafids and the ciltters lclotheslines. Wher-
ever there was aAEindbw, that was the Vista.
So long rs 4 had my sambitton.these svistas
only vaguely oppressed me. But now 4
I haven't ia ambition Honest folk ave told
5ietthat 4 was wasting my time, thatGI could
never reach sny but subordinate heights a.
y singer. So now / - all that yogder-the
aasti cam, the sodden. clothes. HE hodge.psdge
EGA[LN 10 49, II Y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
TRENTON VISITOR
u ENTERTAINED

Alrs. l,oilic Ss,lcs entertained with
. lTidge party az pretty appointments
lrsuay Afternoon az her home on 5as
Ncst SlNt@nth street. Miss Jewell
Sc.tlcs. Nlo u visiting here from Iron.
ton.
The homie was tastcullv decorated
With an abundance OF early FAN flowers.
while dainty yellow color ehemo va,
de- c'opcd throughout thc uftsruounn.
iligh score prizes were .at by Miss
Mildred liurEess, a lovely silver vanity
case. ara Miss cwcu Scal,~. "a hoautfui
sci ~ Madeira napEins
During the games icud punch VS.
sei t'd and later in the afternoon coy.
az w,rc laid for a delicious twocours~
'uchcon. consisting 90 s.,iid and an
icr 4, ufsc.
Thosc included among the guest.
were, Mlosss Jewell Scales. Margar,,
SecNuid, Edith S,cwald MINUS Mad.
den. Mildred burgess. Hazel Mcilroy.
ANah Never. Fissncus. Mildred And Es.
h'na burgess Corn,lla and Leila VOL.
f'in. Edith Earl Sclhr-. Matte Beil
iacs. Agnes Vernon. Ncll Horsbrugh.
MARJORIE ozirr. Fauuio BriEgs NII
HALE. Elizabeth Powell. Gertrude WI.
;inson Of Roswell. Pauline R.,dcf and
Messiamcs {. l.. Ausun and larA MA..
ihtNs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
BELLE lit>NIrTS To 6INE
pti.lIl PROt.R.lM FRIDAY

on o dlN evening Sepi,ml-r sth. at
the iult Siu,'t l,thUd-i church. the
Polls uoHr,t Missionary Society 81
hat church VIII offer public program
with y1g ddirhtul features. Though
nol ioug thr variety and charm IN the
program viii male it one ~ merit.
The SUNDAY Schooi orchestra. which
needs 40 advertisement. will open the
iroguu erd male quartcttc has a
number Nlrs Flortncc Newly VIII
sing two fator.tr SONG and Miss Caro-.
Nu liruuf who. though newcomer.
.l. mld, .u. herself circle ui friends
boz this locality, VIII read "iiutter side
Down. Do, Edward Everett Dale. and
"fb' Nhst'iug BOY hv lytton Cox.
q novel number viii -. 'Amoureusr.
D.. l'rg,r Vhistlod D, hrS T. NJ. Cald.
r,h Hearers may BE- prepared To-
'h'nr' Oh" aucicn. opinion conccrning
Wllsting eirls
Mss Ridic Britain, who won q fresh
th.lf ~ hurcls recently while In Dallas
gs @ pupil ~ rictro Non. and who may
follow thi' masters suggestion aud
study BOO Italy next y,cv Nnl play two
"fgIu numlvrs. Al Interested are cor.
dn'N Invited \ fr,tW.ll offering WiB
OH. ftf.u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
kIDDiI> ENJOY pARTl
NJ :. .. Si.ADi HOME

ou 1hurslL,y aft, rnool thirty little
sussis r'ihs-r,d s t'.,. booze, ~ Nr o.
IN. :. j. shade $50 Harrison sirrct.
e. orl,laie ihr pNin hubdi, ~ Mas.
ttr sam slab C.nu.IN uI Eusubud,
vhn o. ,isiing his grandparents.
Various games u,rr pltNod 90, the
70 arIuu. lawn dBrug ilr afternoon ami
q number oi kohk pictures wrr.
taken. Laor tho s'iysts assembled in
~ iuusic luum when. a real treat
awaited th'iu Boz several drum selection.
.hy Master bnhhir i.ugrr~ acrmuruni,,l
on the vi.iao t> his mother. after which
which the children were invited into
IN cining room. WHORE in the center u
the dinlng room table the large. beau.
tiul hlrthd.ty cake was arranged in a
red OF ferns and pink asters. Groat
mcrrimcnt was derived from the cut.
ting IL the cake aud MANY tinted lsal
lcns were given az favors to the guest.,
ai'd delicious fruit punch was serve 81
with dalnfv fru-tcu cak,S
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
rEAKs. VIVIAN ROBERTSON
CEI.EBRATES BIRTHDAY

Airs. larry v. Robertson. assisted by
hsr sisters. Misses Ethel and Newell
cummings Of Dcnison. entertained q
number Of kiddies At a lovely party Fri.
stzy Afternoon IN honcr 81 the second
iarthday anniversary 81 her daughter.
little Mizs Pearl Vivian. al her homa
Jsc5 Tyler Street
The childrcn assembled on the spa.
,ious lawns Of tho Robertson hcsna
stout . O'Clock and during the afte-.
noon many Jolly games and romps were
enjoyed. while later the merry party
va. invited into the prc,tily dcccsaied
dining room where the large white frost.
al birthday cake with It's two bright
candies. was cut and served with cream
and q dainty fivor was given each small
guest:
The young cclcbrani was the rccip.
lent Of an abundance u pretty aud al.
trac;ivc gifts.
. Those participating In the boys of tie
ornsion were: Pearl Vivian Robertson.
Betty ksarns. Jimmie jenkins. James
s,,anberry. Mary sanberry. Dorothy
Louise and Margaret Russell. Charlie.
woodeurn. Mary and Erua Irene Mick.
irs. Keith kandrick. Margarc; Anne
Dr1soon Martha Williams. Frank
storm. {. T. and Neva Gean Duniven
Virginia Ncoles. Robert IAwdor. Regena
May LAxdcr. Elizabeth Jane MouainE
Juanita Roberts. KAtheryn Pitiuan
rsanors Smith. Catherine Osborne .
Dallas and Airs. IL A. Cummings q
pentsca. grandmother Of the small hca
~ guest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
lITTiETmEArRE pLAings
I'd p1gESENT FLAWS

AHarfllo IL awaiting With interest the
szies q plays 20 b. presented By the
ntie theatre players u the Amarillo
Dafnatic society. 'sThs Tot I5oller'' and
4 The Fay HOUSE." which VII 10 given
under the suspices of THO senior ~.
d>iis Class az the First Byftist Church,
on Monday evcning scp,gsibcr Is. st the
yecrAtionai grounds north of the
Nshurch-
NRehsarsals fer the plays arc n"w IN
, r~uersss and she evening promises ~
prss<nt onc Of the most delightful and
succcsfui performances 10 be given ~
this group of players during the fall
season. Tickets will be placed on sale
Monday Of this week. and will b. priced
ct fifteen and hirty-fice cents. The
fands collected from the plays VIII 70
20 the building Of IN educational han
fsrd- through which the class viii as
sist deserving young men and youn;
wufnen who are anxious to continue
their cluc4tions In higher institutions
u icarning and who are ficanclally un
able 90 do. The casts will be announced
at an early date.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
MISS VIRGINIA CHANDLER
sssyES BIRTuDAY PARTY

Nr.- ". X Chandler entertained a.
l'ridge Friday afternoon at her home.
i-ss Van Buren, Street. honorinT tbs
birthday Of her daughter. Miss Virginia.
Chandler.
The hume was beautifully decorated
with a variety Of cut flowers ami ferns.
snd four tables % players participated
10 the afternoons games which wcra
rssrked with rare interest. aud tho high
rS1re holder was prercntoi with a prika
= a dainty bon-bon dish. At five o'clo.i.
,~srs were laid for 4 delicious saiAd
ysurse.
Among those present. were. Misses Hell.
N stephens. Edwins Alien. Dorothy
Issrri<. Elizabeth Granberry. Margaret
iDwndes. wintfrcd iiiginbo,ham. Eliza
10th Sunn. Georgia Thomas. sarah
White. Sadie Claude Curtis Mari
Thorns. Carloita Cheney Mildred
Meyers. Dorothy Burrows Of Canyon.
Elizabeth Daily. Marion Lehman. Mes
dimes Fred Coulson and H. i. Man
varinE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
HtiittOI,D ~ ORGANIZED
fuk >fiii>6 FESTIVAL.

Prof and Mrs Eml 4. Myers and
i"o chii'ir'n. ri Amarillo reached Here.
.erd Monday morning and sf-.nt the day
coHferring with the musical talent -
TINS city. irulc~,ss' MYERS said that
Amarillo would hold a Music Festival
~ TIE new auditorium beginning April
= 1873. and running continuously
through Apr.l 10. * days Nj Myers
stated that air. ~ J.. iiroadwou wil
act as la,runess or general uycrs.ci
for the 1esS.ll for this county Mrs
q. \. y. fatkcr wiu have charge 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
Mi>st.s OLIVER RE.N E.Akl.E AND
FAY UNDERWOOD ENTERTAIN

one ~ the most delightful suc.al
events IT the entire sf1son tcok place
Fridly afternoon when MiSscs Oliver
R.a E1kl, and Fay Underwood enter.
tain lu homer u their house guests.
Miss Ruth Cartwright, ~ Mineral Well.
Misss- Audrey Bright of Gonzales. Nc.
n.s Coleman 81 Piainyicw and Lillian
Callahan 81 Panhandle with lovely
ine Iuftt a. tn Mission theatre. The
guests assembled ~ s3o o'clock To en-.
icy q showing ~ Til" Heart Spe, ialisi
q delightful and interesting little ro.
mancc with Mary Miles Mntcr. follow.
Ing which they repaired to the Rluc
liifd for a delicious iJe course. where
dsiniN buttorcites Il llyendsr aud pinh
asiers and fern were given a. fayors
Ainong the guests 81 III. afternoon
I including the honofv,s were; Misses
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
BDlk \ WHILE ENTERTAINED
At THORNBERyiY HOME

Tie members ~ Idle a While were
entertained Thursday afternoon at the
l,prns Of AIRS. d. l.. Thornberry. i52a
N"nroe Street. when a pleasant after.
NON Was spsnt at bridge.
fAii flowers were featured as the dec.
"ratiye motif In the receiving rooms and
h.sh score prizes were awarded Airs.
l. y. Caldwell. who was tho recipient
II beautiful cut glass nsppy and Airs.
f'rcd Wagner. who received an s;trao.
tive hand painted bonA,on dish. A
dainty twoocursc Luncheon was ssrved
70 the members and guests: MessLASns-a
n =. Arold. l.. ". Crads'. l.. y. Cald.
veil. J. G. Mcciint0ck. and Cariwell
4 hansas City.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
Miss ~ iIiiiiI. u HOSTESS
10 iiOiiI BRIin.E IilR

Miss Dorothy lluhppll entertained tho
i',mhcrs ~ the lioyic i,ridge club Fri.
"ay Afternoon. az h,r home on 1860 iIar.
risen street
a r"i 'i gl.dcu flowers loaned their
coior and charm 10 the guest rooms.
vh,rc e merry afternoon was spcn, ut
bridge. AMI later tempting Ice course
Wa served.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03

ii" contest cu'nmitlcc Miss Mattie
svisher Will De- In chargc ~ the promo.
tion WORT. and Mr.. Homer Fox VIII
take care 90 The t.'koi ulys.
Ih' taniain. "rh. l.oSv Maidon." by
C'M'n. will De- rendered c"ntesis rcpre
'enling all disir.c,s frum the Panhandle
"hl hc held and the Amarillo Chorus
wih stage the oratorio. ''Tlijah"
The hie attractions during the F,s.
u'al VIII De- Madam Sohumann ilcink.
worlds greatest contfulio: Anna C1sc.
soprano ~ the Metropolitan opera Conn
.iunV Auhul Middleton. lla baritone
~ ih' Metropolitan Opera Company.
and Alberto Salyi worlds greatest
fHIpist Hereford Brand
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
". u. 4. To IMPROVE
CHCRCH PROPERTY

A. oalied fnceting Of DC m0Hllefl
- the W. NJ 4. Of the Second Dap'.si
Church on Thursday Afternoon. a unaal
nous vote was made 10 obtain the per
mission Of the church 10 build base
vent as large ~ the sire Of the church
wlf permit. I'm which there Is 10 be n
.lf.1c1 . kitchen. ftst room. dininz
era. and several class rooms. This 4
frie cssr a The many srievdld thine
hAsnarx; ~ thi< crE.nizsiion NJ a "a
- - wrk fnr sn>-<.s.inr y~<r We
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03

Au.nn a. ~ kc'>. po-,- Miricik. nd
wilma Allsu. Agnes Vernon. villa Beard
Oendir Works. Callie ruckciL FioS
Ilarrlfon. Doris Mobiles. l.n,h STANLEY,
Susie Crudgington. Maurlnc lslclhsfsis'
tu,f CrucA,ti. MARY Gilbert, Gladys
Collins aud i.uuis' LcNcNcu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03

Recd,r. Edith Young of Canadian. Alyah
Meyer Rachel Dunanny. Clara Rush.
Nnunlc, kendrick. Eilclsc rhiilrr. Mar
garct iowndes Marie Vaughn. Eva
Mu,i iSilluugh Josuphn" curtis. Ruth
stanley. MARY Dora oliver. llunkctt.
Hazel McllfoY. Nyldlcd lsuekrit. Of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03

Mary Han. clara Cu1ie. lola Wolflir.
lmogcne Herring Relia Nugcnt. Simon
and Anne Truloyc. Tula Norwood, Gcan
t;usnNos. Edith Secwuld. Carlutta che.
noy. Margaret Anne burgess. Wlnefrc,l
iliginbotham. Elizabeth Nmn. Eliza
beth Powell. Lila MAIDEN. Pauline
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
.SQQETY
GOD CONES
u,y Leonard " Jes'ki'.. 10 the 'hris
fian IlcrsidJ

COD C0NEs
(lsy Leonard " Jetki's. III INC eH''
tim IIrrsidJ
O., coucs as scniiy as the dawn,
Above the emerald hills.
In. golden light scross your lawn
nj, unssca presence MS.
Your wnklnc soul with pure desire
A burning. vesii fire.
GA Comes as softly as the wind.
THAT brcathes upon your face.
And. Oh. his mystic touch how Kind.
with tenderness and grace.
Like morning Eephyrs fresh with dew.
Ills presence blesses you!
Like twilight 10 the weary heart
When life Il all but spent.
God leads you quietly apart.
Down ways OF uondermeni--
And there above your years " luss
Appears his silver cross.
God comes az silently az Light
That falls from evening star.
And close about you in tho rieht
iis tender mercics are
As swce, as hopc-ihe Hops that choer
The haft through binding tears,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
MEETING o. LIBRARY BOARD
ANNOUNCED FOR THURSDAY

The regular monthly meeting 81 the
rotfer County library Board viii ~
hold Tuesday usosnins az o'closk IN
the assembly rom at the Library.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03

i Can YOU imagine lovelier setting
for perfect music than this Chippen-
dale Console, which holds this remark
able New Edison? To have produced
this model at a moderate price is in.
deed an Edison achievement!
You know the exact place in your
home where the artistic Chippendale
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
i'm ChippendaIe Design---$295

Console would fit to best advantage
it brings added charm to any room,
harmcnizing gracefully with the design
of any other furniture. And its rich,
clear tone when interpreting the per.
formances Of famous artists will be
never.failing delight. Come and see
your New Edison.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-08-17
NORWAY MAY USE ALASKAN SPRUCE IN REF0R TING
Tests Show Sitka Spruce Adapted to Country
 Seed Shipments Desired.

That Alaskan spruce may be the salvation of deforested sections of Western Norway, is indicated by eff forts being made by the Forestry Bureau of that country to secure i'm mediate shipment of supplies of esed from Siika spruce William E. Britt, Norwegian Consul in Alaska, has been asked by the Forestry Service of Norway to handle the matter.
 All of the islands and mainland comprising the western part of Nor way were stripped bare of trees many years ago. said Mr Britt The Norwegian government has been giv- ing serious attention to the problem of reforestatiOn and has for a long time conducted experiments as to what kinds of trees are best adapted for that purpose.
 In a letter to MT. Britt, the Nor wegan Forestry manager said that
 in It's effort to secure the most suit able trees for Western Norway eX- Derfments were conducted with trees VTcHl DIGSUIl, w dSlHlIISIOi oIl IDi ItIo II Columbia, as well as from Alaska. Of all the trees tried out those from Alaska showed up most advantage ously. In fact, the results obtained are said to have been highly grati- fying to Norway and indicate that the solution of the ret0res,tation prob lem in the western section of that country has been found
 MT. Britt was asked to make ar necessary for obtaining seeds of Sitka spruce from Banarof, Ch'cha gof Prince of Wales and Revil- "a gigedo Islands Permission to get these seeds has been obtained from 'he U s. Forest Service. MT Britt estimates that it will cost approxi- mately 5000 to gather the seed and ~rn1are them for shipment. He has so informed the Norwegian For est Bureau and expects to be in s.ructed. to go ahead with the work in the near future as the desire has been expressed by it to have the shipments made before winter starts.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-08-17
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS LOCAL
 COURT RULINGS
Afirms Reed in Sekinof Case ard !enning; in Miller
 :iquor Case

Decisions in two cases appealed to the Circuit Court of Appeals from the local U. S. District Court were recently handed down by the former court upholding the local Court, ac- cording to advices received by U. 5. Attorney A. c. Shoup One was the Pete Seki1off case. charged with statutory crime, and the second was the ease against Charlie Miller, charged With violation of the pro hibi;ion laws
 Sekinoff was tried before Judge T. M Reed and sentenced by him on November 2, 1921, 10 six years i'm priscnmcnt in the Federal prison at McNcils Island. Miller was tried be- fore Judge Jennings and on March 22, 1921, was convicted on counts, being sentenced on each to three months Imprisonment in the local Federal jall and to pay fine of $500 Mir. Shoup appeared before the Appellate Court last February and argued both cases for the govern ment.
 The judgment in the Miller case was modified by the Appellate Court s decision, said Mir. Shoup, in that the jail scutcnce on the second count was stricken J. A. Hcllcnthal, who represented Miller in the appeal. said today that he had received a copy of the decision, but had not had time to study it. He was unnrepared to s1y whether or not any further ac- ton would be undertaken.
 Judge James Wickersham repre- scnted Sekinoff in presenting the ap- pcll to the Circuit Court at San Fran cisco. Mir Shoup said that Judge Wickersham had intimated that an cffCut would be made to secure new trial for his client.