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Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-21
High Record At New Orleans.

New Orleans, April 20.-The Mis-
sissippi river passed the highest
stage ever recorded here today when
the local gauge registered 22.1 feet,
one-tenth of foot higher than the
previous high record established in
1912. According to the weather bu-
reau, the river will continue to rise
until stage of % feet is reached.
about May 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-21
Baby Is Killed
by Auto Driven
by It's Mother

Edwin Arthur Wallace. IS
months old. was killed instantly
yesterday morning ~ the home
Of his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Sehnellbaeher. 1854 Ave-
nue. B. Council Bluffs. when he
was crushed TO death by an
automobile being backed out oi
the garage by his mother. Mrs.
z. r. Wallace.
The child was In the driveway
as the mother began to back the
car from the garage. She did not
realize the baby was in danger un.
I'll the rear wheel had passed over
It's little body.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-21
SandbaRs Shipped.

Washington, April 20.-Four mil
lion sandbags were shipped by spe-
cial trains from Schenectady, N. Y,
today to points along the Mississippi
river where the water, reaching an
unprecedented high stage, has created
a seriously threatening situation.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-21
Russia Declares
German Treaty
Must Be Retained
Premier Of France Announces
Germany to Be Penalized
If Pact With Russia Not
Abrogated.

Genoa April 2O.-The Russian re-
nlv to n. allied proposals regarding
Russia which was handed to the
allied representative this evening. is
nature.
Prime Minister Lloyd George told
the newspaper correspondents here
this afternoon that he believed pro-
foundlv in the success of the Genoa
Conference and was convinced it
would end in the complete restora.
ton of harmony in Europe,
G>oo. Avr:i 1n-(Rv pN-
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-21
Approve Fire Chief

Lincoln, April 20.-(Special. y
The appointment of John E. Steele
of Minneapolis as Lincolns new fire
chief was approved by the Lincoln
city commission. The appointment
is effective Immediately. Steele sue
ceeds Fire Chief Olson, who was re-
Gently retired on a pension.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-21
Anti Christian Move in China.

Annoy, China, April 20.-(By A..
PAN anti Christian movement,
said to have started with the forma-
tion of 20 such organizations in
Peking university, is spreading rap
idly over China, according to reports
reaching here. The agitation has
reached Annoy university, the gov
ernment schools and other institu-
tons.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-21
Liberian Loan Favored.

Washington. April 20.-By a vote
of Is to 9, the house ways and means
committee reported favorably today
the Fordney resolution authorizing
a loan OF s5,O00,0OO to the republic
oi Liberia.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-21
Guns Blaze
All Night
in Dublin
Free State Troops Repel Ter.
rifle Attack on Headquar.
tiers Of Provisional
Government.
Conference Adjourns

Dublin. April 20.-(by n, P1-,
The conference between representa-.
tive free staters and republicans held
here today at the instance OF Lord
Mayor O'Neill and Archbishop
Byrne adjourned at 4:4S o'clock this
afternoon until next Wednesday. No
agreement was reached.
Before the conference the lord
mayor consulted Tom Johnson, Sec
retary Of the Irish labor party. and
Cathai O'Shannon, another Irish
labor leader. Afterwards il was an
nounced that the labor party was is
suing a manifesto calling . general
strike throughout Ireland Monday
Gas a protest against militarism.)
Dublin. April 20.-(By A. P)-
Last night vas the worst Dublin has
experienced since Easter. so far as
rcise is concerned. The residents
were kept awake by continuous rife
and machine gun FIRE and the noise
of military lorr:es rushing to the re-
lief Of places attacked.
Several buildings occupied by the
provisional Free State government
and guarded by official troops were
attacked. according to the last edi-
ton Of the morning newspapers.
Headquarters of the provisional
Free State government were at
tackled but despite terrific firing,
entry was not effected. The city
hall and telephone exchange also
were heavily assaulted.
Heavy Revolver Firing.
According to reports from an in
dependent source. midnight had
scarcely passed when heavy revolver
firing was heard, opposing parties
exchanging dozens of shots. Firing
was also observed from the old gen.
cra' postofficc. .-
Occasionally the short, sharp
cracking of revolvers and automatics
was almost silenced by the heavier
reports OF rifles, and later when ar
mored cars belonging to the regu-
hrs appeared there was the quick
discharge of machine guns.
At about 1880 o'clock there was
a comparative lull, but 20 minutes
later several rapid volleys were fired.
The uproar soon subsided and ex-
ccpt for an occasional revolver shot
quiet was restored there, shortly
-ltter>@ a. m.
Bomb Explosions.
Meanwhile similar firing of con-
siderable intensity accompanied by
bomb explosions was heard in other
parts of the city, especially in the
ueighborhood garrisoned by troops
acting under the authority of the
general headquarters Of the Irish re-
public army. 1t is not known wheth-
cr the building was attacked.
Armored cars later patroled the
center of the city and everybody. on
the streets was searched. A party Of
men in a motor car speeded up when
challenged by troops IN an armored
car and were pursued and fired on
by the military.
Many windows in the telephone
exchange were smashed by bullets
and work there was suspended for
an hour.
Snipers on House Tops.
Regular forces on patrol were
fired on from house tops.
A statement from official sources
says Brig. Gen. Slattery and party
of men in uniform in a car were
fred on at 1880 o'clock last night.
The car was riddled with bullets
and one Of the passengers wounded.
Later another party of regulars
conveyed a priest to a hospital in a
motor car, escorting him in an
armored automobile because of
dangerous condition of the streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-21
Waters Rush on
Illinois Farms
Breaking Of Hartwell Levee
Completes Flooding of
10000 Acres.

Carrollton, Ill.,. April 2O.-(By A.
P)-Breaking of the Hartwell levee
on the Illinois river, near here. at II
o'clock last night, completed the
flooding of $4,000 acres of reclaimed
farm land along 23-mile river front
in Greene county Reports this
morning say that few if any lives
were lost, as the populace of the ter
ritory had been forewarned.
Hartwell levee, protecting 5000
acres of wheat land, is the third large
levee in Greene county to yield to
the pressure of the flooded Illinois.
The others, which gave way last
week, were at Eldred and Fairbanks.
These three levees afforded protec-
ton to 10000 acres, of which reports
say, at least half was planted in
wheat.
Last nights disaster occurred at a
point directly opposite the pumping
station, and did great damage to it.
Workers there, however, are said to
have escaped without injury.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-21
Miners in Anthracite
Fields Draw on Savings

Hazleton, Pa, April 20.-The first
drain on reserve funds by the idle
anthracite mine workers since the
suspension began nearly three weeks
ago was noted today by local bank
ers, who said that a number of no.
tices for Withdrawals from savings
accounts had been received. :.
The cash is not being taken out in
large amounts, but in sufficient sums
to meet current needs.
Pittsburgh, Pa, April 2O.-Claims
of advance Of bituminous coal prices
were made yesterday by P. T. Fag
en-, a United Mine Workers off,
en-, an United Mine Workers off
cial. Union inquiries, he said, re-
vealed that slack coal, $l.5O ton
before the strike of miners started.
now is quoted at IS, and that screen
coal, selling for $2.25 prior to April
/, now is selling for S. ton, with
little offered.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-21
Big Break in Levee.

Murphysboro, ILL.,, April 20.-Ai
big break in the levee near Degognia
and Fountain Bluff, small towns
southwest of here, was reported to-
day. Water was said to be rushing
over thousands of acres Of cultivated
farm land.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-21
The Weather

Forecast.
Friday fair: not much change in
temperature,
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23
JUNEAU ALL SET
 FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Ideal Conditions Contribute to Spirit Of Generosity Incident to
 Christmas

Juneau and ali hor uolghbors are reyelIng In Ono Christmas spirit and generosity both in giving and Tee cc.v.ng is apparent on every hand.
 Never before have moro beautiful decorations woctod Che season Of Joy and gladncss chan are now in eu- denco throughout Che town soason- able goods of an kinds are arus- ucally displayed in Che show wine doWs of Che business houses and never before layo better frcshor prctuer or moro tempting articles of diet been provided by those whose business it ls to eater to Che wants of Che inner man-woman and child.
 Tonight win witness Che close Of Che shopping season. delivery Of cy- erythInr having been practically completed today and Che town will not bc rcopolod for business before Tuesday morning
 School church. Sunday school and fraternity festivities not already held win take place next week k-the Elks Tuesday night Moose Wednesday night chIldrou's day at Che paiace Theatre Tuesday at 2:30 in thc aftor- noon and other events during Che week.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23
.THlNE PAPER MILL
 IS NOW ASSURED
T0.ch Returns From San fmuci1co Laden With Glad udInw for
 Gastuoa Channel

That One yelr 1928 win bo Che rmr ! Ior ma portion Of A.uaka .s m. glad uoWH hr1urh. by w. IT. Toch Ioca' manager of One Alaska GmUuuu Mn.ne Company who re- turned Wednesday ol th.H wco. from a business trip to San Fuuc.aco. Whoro hc conferred With the 0IIc.als u. .no company
 According Io Mr. ToIcb an option ha boon e.rol by Che AIaata GmH- uMu Company to pulp and paper corporation uu am tho surface Im- nr0,emone of Che former concern which am1raoc practically everything owned by IL in hIaa.u wIth One oE- 0onU01 0l iu orc deposits and m.u- ue machinery Tho ia.tw .a now being nlrrnmoI by n different con- corn and a. soon n. It Ia removed from ino HuIIInr IHor win hc l.H- mnI.I and converted into suitable
 rucu flor tro manufacture ol pulp and paper
 Il h mId .ha. lho new company win rebuild Ono salmon Crook noWor I0u. Hnt was recently practically destroyed by Gre and that other im- nroromnH win be under way by .arIr nrnr Mr. ToIch win not be connected with tho new company bu. win roIrn h'e connection with Che GmHucu people lo accept a more lucrative position offered him in Che city engineering department of Seattle EmI Om,ouruy chief electrician for .hc company win uc- ..aI Wr To'eb witch One Gm..ncau Mining Company
 AU One buildings owned by Che mining company at Thanc arc cm- hm.oI i'm ho proposed transfer as .eu . Ho.a located hr the various aoaa plants or tho concern
 Wmo Iho identity of Che now com nur H not definitely stated it .s known n1t It H prominent n Che nnuI and Industrial world
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23
MYSTERIOUS DEATH
 REMAINS UESCLVED
loloHUa Jury Report, After un- successful. m.aigaim-
 Body '. Buried

Tn. ..H u. m. mIn eI Jennie UHr. HHa.e body u. found ou m. h...H o. IoN.r Prom. ..H
 low .I. un. day I.. w.... . ... uH...| Tn. coroner. jury I'm. ". u..... II. ..... nm. Information .... U..". nm. U... o. I.e ....r
 AS m. body ". mo. bruised In rr u.. i. " H.. IH.E.. ... H .H int. m. H.. . .H.. ... M. mur..... H...-. here pm. ...r. Am U.. showed r... ... had ru. drowned Al I.r ........ .... ..
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 rI n. h0'. n m. U. H I..H mot ...n. tn r.nu-. ... 0.0 .H II. .r.HH.|...
 TH. H. n. m. Ho.I girl buried Wednesday afternoon 0I .." .... when m. Indian band W out 1T. ..I .r. r..... tom I. m. ..m.- .... and who. ... ..H..H. . n. H. m. mur.r afternoon was mH.H... H.. r..I strain. ...I u.. in Hm.rr u.0H HHu.H. 0. I..tr
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23
DEDCsTED
 HTER 43 YEARS
Ceremony Q. More Than Common her. Performed by Minister
 Who Built Church

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 Hn.E i'm. II".H in .IHr.. ol .l. h...r.n or returned Che .00. n.I. o. IH. ur.U. W00. from II.I Tn Wr.ur..I whom. n. I.I. "..I I. ..m.. h. himself huI |. t... .a Che nt Protestant established in AM.a O. H. H.. ceremony u. WueeI .0o s.n.n.. 0. H.I n.... uy.
 I ....U ...uU. .u.. ol m... .H.n ..mm.. H."e was hold in ... H...H.H church. Thoneh ...I Iu..-.Hr.. ro.. ago and o.. .u... continuously place ol
 .H... H. building md mower boon .0m.'.. ..I .n.r. a. . h0u. o. ....H
 TI. r"m immediately following IU mHn erection W.. busy
 H ur H. young n..ar Che Reverend s H.H NH. and .H.I. .. u0 .u|H. um..r with such
 function. .Hm.. dedication .n Inc rom ...Mn .0- and HI. Indian .......U entered upon IT. nu.u . worry Informal Uu ....... and mHuar I....Uon uI ... build. ". MI. ....'0.... .u I.. Ie"Io .... .".... ... I.IHr m.n..-
 mH. H.. an customary rr..m.u-
 bad boon duly observed
 .H. n..t summon Hh.Ie I0e .'I church WI. in .0Hr. o. I0nr- .H.I mu..U.r under I.. un.r ...H n. II. n...Hl minister |. W0. ...... .H.t m. Hu|u .0.II Ho ..|......I ... HHI ... Reverend s HU TmH n n. who had hu| n. H.H. and who now In I.. .. a..... Missionary for .He |.o. .0u. perform lH. simple H.. ....H ..H...
 Uu 'U.n. mp .H. r..orIs o. I.o ...I. .-..n.I IH.. IH...H .. I...I....0u I.. ... WH. In UH. Tn 0. . I....Um .".-haud N..II. ... T. .... .H. Uu.aHI. .. ... witnessed Hn .oo n
 ... 0. . n."ur. 'o Ho" One .... and Tn .... uou. ...n ...H ... 0uII.- O. lH. houo win. M O.UH.| .r ". mnF r. ...H.. ...mU'H .o e. apart tor church n. building Ia.. Inn. ...r H.n I..r o H# warm H..r. Ta. ..o building win amo
 r another 0..E..... years may ".I In. H..H.I nH II" service lo I'm. community "II 0.Hm. witch ..... U..r.. UI l.e d.E HaN com. whom II .u mn .Wer meet m. demand. VI. ..H.HIH. H.IuuU.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23
IS BLOWN TO ATOMS
 IN PREMIER MINE
Nothing Left of Harold Booey Over Which to Hold mquest-Be-
 icvod Intentional

Blown lo atoms last Sunday morn me by ana explosion which ho is be- uoroI to have caused voluntarily Harold Hoocy lost hia Hfo I'm Mo- 9 tunnel of Che Premier. where. with a number of other men. he was cm- n'oycd pushing orc car When he reached Che mouth Of short cross crt where dynamite for One sh.l. amounting io two or throo hundred pounds. was stored ho entered it and almost Immediately a terrific cz- nIo.Ion occurred which ann.hIlatod him and injured A Thomas A. Rinlc. ". Webum and J par'p0vIch. all of whom woro taken to tho hospital
 suffering from shock, while Thomas who was nearest t0 Che croacut was also cut about Che hold by flying rocEa None of Che men are believed t0 be seriously injured
 An Inquiry into Che aco.dcnt was hold I'm Stewart and hut Utto light wae thrown upon ,he cirmums'anc@ mrroundInr It No Inquest could hc hold because there were no rc- main. to view except a mal. piece oI skin from tho victim hooL N0th- mr Is known as lo Boooys mioco- dents prior to his coming Co Che mine. where ho had been employed but short time -Hydor Miner
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23
POPULAR ATTO20EY
 LEEDS LAST GAIL
Assistant District Attorney A. J. Mtby Dies at kecman
 Wednesday Night

M.'I.r. U.U. United s.I In.. attorney for IHe HrI IuIHI Division oI h..H 0..l from Tn. o..... o. pneumonia u. HH Hom. i'm l0..HI.n Wednesday uI.I. ...0.In n Io.0uHm received received H.I. lHe .oHoHu. m0n- ing hr nr.. Attorney \. G. snHn M. u. Ho. Inn. U I.H day" and now. o. h.. death cam. n. n i.H.n.. Ho.. M. M..Inr WI. In Immu Imn. u..U. .u ol n. recon. court
 0n u I# oI.ruI capacity and wa. U..u..r neae.I aI N0l.h.Em
 sine. m. on.nn. o. court ..... |. month .a. and mU .o-.. H . In r..nHu..l H.. Wor. few days ue.
 Mr. MHII. |nt cam. Tn Imm -. .0... ..r .nf whom hu' .0Hn. m.n IT. ru.n.I H0rr r. ...r and won. n|. Tn H.".u uH... n. U..I and Hr.....I H'. pro.
 un .Hr . numh.. n. .0.n Hn. HI... hi. .HH. H r.0n. L...- h. wen. Tn H.rHHn.. mI stan H..r n. .H.I m United sH.. onw HHr0. E.H r0.-. .en He ..m. .. Southeastern Na... and for n um. Hr0....I hH profession .n Im..u going .a IH0 I. in I.IH am. ..umu. four r0 u..r n. h......rn WHu. H.
 U.. nm. .u.. mad. H H.m. III. H appointed .n. U.r... H. .Hrn.. Tn fH.I. In which position H. m.H. .n .nr.H'. renunHor IT. IT.
 survived hr n HI.. and two rom. on. M. W .H0u. ...r ID. ar.
 m. bod. oI Mr. MnlHr wH h. H..n nu.I 0H m. NHm.... ....HI trip. hHI whether h. win b. buried IT. sH. ur T.0oH. HU... Mn" NHhrH people r..dc mn. known ..U..
 Mr. NIhr u 0mInr Hr Hr.H hH. mo.. o. hi. m. n.. .n.H. n n. ..0. and I....
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23
MUSICIAN SCHWARTZ
 IN LOVE WITH NORTH
V0In.st Composer and Novelist Uay Write Book on Life as lt
 Is Lived Here

Uoa mnu enjoy Ufo moro In Ono .U. IHa man.mada world.
 Or don he gain more by close communion witch a.urc Gods world.
 This H Che theme around which Io Schwartz uoIIn.at composer and novelist and student or human mme. who has como l0 seatlc out oI Ono Nor.hImd. ]. writing a novel u purpose a to mrlhor efforts to .r.Eo happy balance between One two worlds s1 tHai One man of One HUo. win ea.n by living a portion nI l.. Ile in Che wIIdcrne and Che man ot Che wiIds win likewise gain through spending a portion Of hIs UI. in association wIth his fellow mon.
 Aualgc of Hungary Mr. schavr.t writes i'm tHroe languages Latin. En.Hl and Hungarian Hc roe.s- tered at Ono Savoy Hotel yesterday. auor spending four and ouc-ha.i month. i'm Alaska and Che Yukon uHune ml.or.ai for novel,
 .lInasa Ira nnd of thuEou." hc nH I fully believe Chat from out aI tho North win como ono of Che leading composers of lhe next gene enuon: lenders iu literature and nrt too. There mo maHy brilliant mon and women in Alaska mon and uomu who combine study of mln- Kind with study Of nature and have One power of transferring to Che printed page tho boau.y and v.sor 70. thIs ueal Wouderland.'
 Mr. Schwartz a.d tdat A0ahana generously support entertainments of
 amy nature and lhat uolt rewards are in store for theatrical managers who win book tours for Che North lIa.Ia Dispatch.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23
ENTERPRISE SHOWN
 BY DAWSON DAILY NEWS

Copies Of Che Yukon Silver and Gold Fields edition Of tho Dawson Daily Ncws printed December lst reached Juncau tms week just three weeks old lNo. there was mo uu- usual delay as three weeks is now tbe regular schedule of maii between uawson and Juncau) The special edition of Che News contains 36 pages and is regular mint Of inc formation concerning thc mineral wealth or Yukon and especially of Che Mayo district which gives prom- iso of developing into one Of the greatest silver camps on Che conti- uout The optimistic attitude which Che Dawson paper assumes is both doIehtuI and refreshing. coutend- Inr. as it does. that Che best days oi Yukon are In Che future rather than n Che nast and chat Che present period Of inertia Is but a brief vaca- Ion between tbo hoicyon past and Che better and bigger future chat is dawuIng
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23
WOLVES PLENTIFUL ON
 LOWER YUKON RIVER

Tho htcst copy Of tho Dawson Daily Ncvs received here aya
 Poray do Wolfe got In yesterday from Eagle witch maIl lie reports One raI very rough an the way He used dogs on Che way down from Dawa0n to Eaelc and back again .o One Hallway Houe. where he chang oI .o horses Ho Hys tHat Wo.ro are plentiful an aIonr Che rIycr and uat Inc had to uc hia dogs up thc other night os Che wolves were hoWI- me an around iho houae and he was afraid Che doe might run out whom thoy would have hoon deyour- ed. 40 Forumlc wolves aro so plentiful Chat thcy roam about In daylight and woro econ lying on Che
 now on thc river I.kc dosa
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23
OFFICERS FOR 1923 ARE
 NOMINATED BY PIONEERS

At Che regular meeting of lsloo No. @. Pioneers Of Alaska held at No00sc Hau Thursday night officers for Che year 1923 were nominated as 0llow
 President. E. J White. FIut Vice President J. IT. White, Second Vice President J. IT. SpIckctt; Historian. Ap Kashovron. Chaplain. sIeurd Walatcadt Guard. w. D Brown; Secretary. IT, R. Shepard; Treasurer John Rcrk. Trustees. F. WoIIand, William stoinback Mr. Fargucsou. WIh one or two exceptions an the or'ccr nominated have dllod Che re- eDccuyc positions during Che year now closing
 Installation win take place at Che fr.t regular meeting in January. which win bo Thursday Che ith. which marks Che -th anniversary of Che birth of that timo-soarod pio- ncer John T. spickett and as token Of his appreciation for being alive and suI harboring undimmed fires of routh and vieor he invited an Che Pioneers and all members of che AuzuIary to bc his guests at his theatre. Che Palace. after Che meet- me January l which invitation was accepted.
 It was voted to have a sour dough leod after business iE transacted at Che second January mcot.ns Che third Thursday.
 A largo class is being groomcd for initiation In Che pionccr at am early meeting
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23
COURT OFFICIALS ARE
 HELD M KETCHlKAN

When th.a paper siatod last week lhal t1o court officials would return from Ec.chikau last Saturday it was i'm oror. os they were and suIl are detained there and win not roach Juneau before next Tuesday or Wcd- ueiay However they win bo here on tho nut s.o1mor from Ono south
 Missing steamer for Juneau Ono Iatior part of Iast week. .hcy hoped to como on either Che Admiral Woi- son or Jefferson carly thia week, but a jury failed to roach a verdict and a re.rIai of Che casc waa necessary, hence Ono missing of Christmas by thc officials 8t thc.r homes here.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23
ALLEGED FOX P0ACHER
 HELD TO GRAND JURY

L. B Mccoy Of near sitka and who was arrested two weeks or more ago on thc dual charge of grand lar- cony and rcspaw being first taken before Ono IT. s Commissioner at Petersburg where he secured % change of venue to Juneau, was bound over to Che grand jury on both charges Tuesday by u. 8 Commis- siouor A. VI Paino in Che sum of s1.500 ou Che first charge and fi.ooo on tho second. Mccoy furnished tho bond Tuesday evening and was re- loaacI from custody.
 Mccoy is charged with having at- tempted t0 steal two live foxes from c. E Zimmerman. who operates a fox ranch on Brothers Island where. it ia alleged. Mccoy put ont traps for Che purpose of trapping Z.mmer- m1ns .oxcs two of his foxes being I'm Che traps when found by their owner Mccoy made no statement tn Ono C0mm'asio ionor's court
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23
WEREECKE COHES OUT
 FROM MAYO DISTRICT

Livingston. W.m..... mining eu- .r.n in .r.r.e o. .he operations of n. Yukon TIHIr. Company a. Mayo Tn Yukon rem.arr arrived In town T.u... morning on .hc maI .0.. H.H... from sHrWHy Tie ..me from Mayo .1 N.u.o. on lhe fu. Eon r..- hr nHru.e rig and on Io WH..0r. m nm overland mail
 ... IT. win Ho ho. few dar
 . win n0...I on .o Che ouu.lo
 0mn. . few IHr. with hH family who wont al. .HI.. weeks ago Io E.I r....ro. on Na.0au Ia.oud. and u.H later .n on .r ern Euu...o to report .o T w HuI'.r president nm. other oH..H.H O. Che Yukon IfW.H Company NH Wer- mock. and ....r two children win ac- company him h... .o Juneau ou ma rum from C.nw.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-23
bBKdBLY RICE BODY
 OF SILVER ORE FOUND

Recon. Ur..". from Mayo rnna.. t... IHr Tr..IuoI Yukon Company . .Uu.. mnrr..nu body o. ore. m.WH. .Won'N...eHt feet W.IM and wmH. worry high .u ru.a I.. discover. H m.mHI.uH I
 simply 0.." anything U k.aa HI W.H .I ... H 0 touched IH. u.NH oI Che r... .H.. much excitement in Ono u...HH.IHo0I
 !. H understood .nH m. Tread. H.| Company WHI aWu.o .o have u concentrating plan. Installed next