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The Delta independent., 1923-12-21
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D. Buchit of Los Angeles was re
turning passenger to Paonia Friday.
]. Trezise and son, Robert, were
out going passengers Friday for Tex
as.
Shelby Neel was a business visitor
to Grand Junction the last of the
week.
Visitors to the county seat the last
of the week were Mesdames Ira San
born and A. T. Stencil of Somerset.
Mrs. j. C. Gudgel returned from
Las Animas Monday where she had
been called by the fatal illness of her
father.
After a short visit with her aunt,
Mrs. ]. McNally, Miss Roselene Jones
returned to her home at Hotchkiss on
Friday.
Matthew Glaviana from w. Hia-
watha, Utah. stopped over in Delta
Friday, enroute to Somerset in bust
ness interests.
The Delta independent., 1923-12-21
ALFALFA WEEVIL QUARANTINE

The states of Illinois, Wisconsin,
and South Dakota have very recent
Iy placed a rigid quarantine against
the shipment of hay or straw grown,
in certain Western sections, into the
above states. AS it applies to Colo
RADIO at forbids the importation of
Alfalfa hay or other hays of all
kinds and Cereal straws grown or
stored in Delta, Montrose or Gunni-
son Counties, without exception, in
Guiding their use as packing, of for
any other purpose.
Shipments of this nature will be
destroyed or returned to the original
owner.
This order is imperative and ap-
plies to carlots of products lined
with straw, or immigrant cars, con-
tanning goods, packed with hay or
straw.
Similar quarantines are enforced by
Alabama, Arizona, California, Idaho,
Mississippi, Montana, Nevada, New
Mexico and Washington
GEO. w. DYER,
Co. Horticultural Inspector
The Delta independent., 1923-12-21

Average s months 1897 613
Great as is the difference between
Chicago and Buenos Aires prices on
the basis of live weight in Chicago
and dressed weight in Buenos Aires,
it would be much greater If the
Buenos Aires prices were reduced to
a basis of live weight comparable
with the Chicago market. On that bas-
is the prices would be even a third
lower. For example, cattle bringing
Sc on the Buenos Aires market, dress
ed weight, would bring only $3.50 on
the hoof.
The above table clearly shows the
protection afforded the American cat
tie industry by the Fordney-McCumb-
er tariff
The farmers emergency tariff he.
year, up to and including May, the
average of livestock prices in Buenos
Aires was practically the same as that
in Chicago. After the enactment OF
that tariff the spread between the Chi
cago price and the Buenos Aires price
began to increase, with the difference
in Chicago's favor.
With livestock in Chicago bringing
nearly twice as much as dressed beef
in Buenos Aires, and three times as
much as live cattle, it is very clear
what would happen to the livestock
industry in this country were it not
protected by a tariff on livestock and
one on dressed beef and other meat
products. The American and British
packers in Argentina would undoubt-
edly flood this country with cheap
beef at a price that would absolutely
and literally drive the American live
stock industry out of business
The Delta independent., 1923-12-21
TERSELY TOLD
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The radio can do everything ap-
parently except sign checks And this
may come later.
The happiest people are those that
never stop to wonder whether they
are having a good time.
Christmas bells and bills will soon
be heard from, but the country will
pull through, as usual.
Christmas is the next all-demanding
visitor. But take 1t all round, it's a
great old holiday world
You shouldn't have waited this long
to shop. The Christmas postcards
have been picked over badly.
Let no person know hunger in this
town on Christmas day. Fortune has
been kind to the rest of us for that.
President Eberts salary is 30 cents
a week. 1t would pay him to learn
English and make lecture tour OF
the u. s.
Uncle Sam and John Bull now visit
and talk business to each other over
the radio. Why worry about ambas-
sadors?
1t might be possible to silence the
back-seat driver by having the horn
arranged 80 that It could be footed
from the rear.
The Delta independent., 1923-12-21
Prices For Argentine Cattle
Only One Third Those Paid
In The Chicago Market

The cattle crisis in the Argentine,
brought about by that country's ex-
perimenting with price-fixing, serves
to call attention to the splendid con
dition of the cattle industry in the
United States as compared with that
in the Argentine. The following table
shows the price of cattle at the
Chicago market and the Buenos Aires
market since the first of January,
1921. The prices are monthly aver
ages. The Chicago prices are for
choice and prime beef steers. The
Buenos Aires prices are for prime ex-
port steers, the highest grade of
Argentine cattle. The Argentine
price is based on dressed weight;
the Chicago price on hive weight:
RueOOS
The Delta independent., 1923-12-21
In Memory Of
Her Little Girl
By ETHEL COOK ELIOT

Nellie, the Shop AA1ELLIB was
Girl, Reminded ~ ex usted.
Mother of just as were
Daughter and all the other
Was Showered clerks in the
With Lingerie II u IN S on depart
ment store at five
minutes of ten this Christmas eve But
there were stlll FIVE minutes more in
which she must serve. There were
several shoppers pressing about her
counter handling and examining the
beautiful French embroidery Of the
lingerie there. They swan before
Neille's tired eyes almost dimly as in
dream. Tired, aching feet can do
that to eyes, you know.
How trying they were, these Gus
toners! How slow about coming to
decisions; how impossible their ques-
tions. How did Nellie know how this
or that garment would launder, or
wear? How could she know2 Nellie
never in her whole life had possessed
a stitch of such costly stuff. And still
these crowdlng, high-voiced women eI-
pected her to prophesy the whole
future life OF their purchases They
were certainly better judges than she
of such things. They ought to know.
But there was one lady, lady with
soft brown eyes, half smiling brown
eyes, who patiently stood and waited
her turn. Because OF her patience in
that Christmas rush, she came last.
But II she had been patient in waiting
her turn, Nellie now had to be patient
in waiting on her. For although It
was already ten o'clock and time for
the counters to be draped for tho
night, she took her time. Very care
fully she chose two whole sets of lin
gerie. Every piece she examined
closely to make sure Of the quality,
and the beauty Of the design. Nellie
thought she would never be done. In
fact, Nellie found 1t hard, Just as the
brown-eyed lady wns lowering over
the choice OF the last piece, not to
cry out at her, For Heavens snke,
make up your mind Cant you see
I'm droppingT
But of course Nellie cried out no
such thing. She Just shut her young
lips together, and winked back child
ish tears Of irritation and exhaustion.
"Tll take this one, then" the lady at
last said at two minutes past ten.
And then she looked up, smiling into
Nellie's eyes "And will you take the
lot dear child, as Christmas present
from me2 i had little girl once.
something like you md your age
Since 1t is Christmas you will not
deny me the happiness of giving you
this present in remembrance Of hor.
She loved pretty things Just as you do,
I know"
The Delta independent., 1923-12-21
Forced to Delay Trip.

Mrs. Russell Bryan and children
were compelled to delay their trip
for the present to Mexico which had
been planned for next Sunday, owing
to the severe illness of the lady
mother, Mrs. Emma Skinner. The
lady has been quite ill for several
days but reports indicate some i'm
provement.
The Delta independent., 1923-12-21

Spending Holidays with Daughter.
Mrs. o. K. Sundberg and little
daughter, Dorothy left Saturday for
Caldwell, Idaho, to spend the holi-
days with her daughter, who is at
tending college there.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-05
MoDUs vIvEND1 HIspANo-
ALEMAN.

Por un CAME de notas, v como pro-
rrOga del ratado de cOmercio que ,ex-
pir6 el dfa 20 de diciembre, Sc ha con-
yenido entire los gobiernos aleman v
espafiol un modus UiUendi, que regira
con efecte retroactive desde dicho dfa
20 hasta ell 7,de enero.
fEp este concierto provisional obtie-
ne Esbafia ael' itratoalle naei61ls mas. fa-
yoreeida Y etorga a-lOs -productos ale
names La vsegunda lcolumna, pero con
alicoeficiente de- meneda depreciada,
Con el caraeteara al pareeer, de nota
,fieiosa, esell tha. dicho que como no ten
drfa objete eyitar la Interruption de
as relaciones comereiales por tan cor
10 plazo, Sc entiende que el, modus. vi
Hendi es; -prerrogable, aunque no 10
.onsigna el. aaeuerdo oficialmente, "
ne obedeeet al prop6sito de ,negociar
m regimen definitiyo con Alemania,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-05

que Ia ma5soffa de Ia ii;aTentud rasidsn
te en- Hawaii iinciinase haeia Ell cr.s-
tianisr.a cen prsfersncia al baiisrao :
oreo tambisn que rnucIes dc los jap6-
neses de edad nadufa estan renun.
ciando al budismo en- favor del cris-
tianismo, porquc Sc han conycncido de
Ia verdadera significaci6n de las ma
Xmas cristianas.
FL -everendo Imai convirti6se al
cristianismo POGO despues de haber
pasado una grave, enfermedad en- el
anoi de 1901 Siete amos mas tarde
fne ordenado ministro de. Ia iglesia
bautista en- Osaka.
El reverendo Kirby, renegade cato
lico, dice que I'm profundo descontento
con la ignorancia crisiiana es Ia eau.
sa de que haya abandonado el catoli
cisno Y abrazado el budismo. Sus es
tudios del budismo principiaron en-
1913, en- el mes de JUNO de 1915
fue ordenado sacerdote budista en- la
ciudad de Kyoto.
LA mission del budismo- dice-nc
consiste en- tratar de convencer poi
medic de contrastes de que es supe
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-05

sin ell cuel .quedarfa gravemente. mutt
lado el sistema de conyenios, indispen-
sable para corregir los estragos del
Arancel sostener ell comercio cxte-
rior de Espafa.
Tn regimen definitivo de ponderada
reciprocidad .es 10 que importa sobre
todo asegurar, dice la prensa de am
bos pafses, Y. 81 es possible, mejorar
la plaza considerable que algunas ex-
portaciones espanolas tienen va en- el
mercados aleman, g igualmente, facili-
tar aquel comercio importaciones
que no tienen sustituci6n en- el pals
" otras en- que no pueden ser iguala-
das por los demas mercados extranje-
ros la calidad y el precio de los pro-
ditctos alemanes, prineipalmente los
que afectan a las Industries grafcas,
maQuinaria, farmaeia, drogueria, co
lorantes otros. i8Ttaai,s
Los recientes sucesos del Rhur han
dificultado las transaciones, Y Sc es'
.pera un definitivo acuerdo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-05
En- ESpaiia ha auInGR-
tadO Ia importation
Ell COMERCIO CON Los ESTADOS
UNIDOSs Sc ENSANCHA CONSI-
DERABLEMENTE.
LA SITUACIoN Sc PRESENTA
BUENA.
Ell GOBIERNO ESPANOL AUNIEN-
Ia LAS .ENTRADAS Y REDUCE
LOS GASTOS.

WASHINGTON, enero 21.- Segnn
communication enyiada por ell agrega-
do comercial de la embajada de los
Estados Unidos en- Madrid, la situar
ci6n general Sc muestra favorable en-
EspafIa Y In posicion de los exporta-
dores norteamericanos Sc ha consolir
dado EN- IosqSiltinos dias.
sl agregldo comercial G. H. Gun
ninghan manifesto que la posici6n
de Alemania sc ha debilitado grande-
mente en- el mereatlo espafiol.
Por otra parte, las rentas del go
bierno, han aumentado debido las
nuevas leyes sobre impuestos, fuera
dc que se sestfn toMando medidas pa
ia hacer una reduction considerable ell
los gastos que ocasiona Ia campafia
de Marruecos u los cuales contribuye-
IRON al deficit anotado el ailo pasado.
La situaci0n metallirgica ha mejo-
RADIO y la activitlad industrial conti-
Fnda en- todos los 6rdenes. Los ferro-
Icarriles han aumentado sus ganancias
" los valores en- general Sc eotizan a
mejores precios, 10 cual ha creado una
|atm0sfera optimista y la confianza en-
las inversiones.
Existe en- abundancia en- el merca-
do Ia lana 10 cllal ha coilt4lihuido q
que tiisminuyas Ia dcnlanda de algo-
don. En-, este, sentido los. exportadores
Observation-Disclosures han ssalitlo gaiia aheio-
SOS, piics a pesar de clio las impor-
taciones Gle algod6n han aumentado
en- los 1ltimos siete meses a unas cien-
to noye1ta y th mil paeas. Fin los
mfsmos meses del alo anterior el nd-
nero de- pacas de algod0n importadas
|llego solo a ciento sesenta cinco mil.
X Ha aumentado timbien la denian-
da de cueros, asf como de aceites mi
nerales. Ell valor de la peseta ha au-
mentado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-05
Sc PRESEn1A En HAWAII IN EI1RANO CONFLIC-
TO De PURA lND0LE RELlGIOSA

fdlsmo, ' frente esta propaganda Sc
hace el sacerdote cat6lico reyeren-
do Kalu Imai, japones que afios ha
profesaba el culto budista Ambos ha.
llanse batallando por la conquista de
proselitos entire la poblaci6n poliglota
de Hawaii, despertando sumo interes
con su campafia.
. Ell reverendo Kirby esta convened.
do de que ell budismo, la religion do.
minante del Asia, puede reunir la fuer
"a suficlente para annlar ell resultadc
del trabajo de los primeros misione
ros que llegaron a Hawaii proceden
ties de Eueva Inglaterra.
FL reverendo Imai, por su parte, de.
clara que los cristianos deben poner.
sc en- lfnea de batalla para resistir los
avances budistas.
-Creo-tlice cl ex budista japones
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-05

Pero dUla Juanita contest6 casi
ofcndide:
No.. Muchas gracias.
Desde nquel momento seco sus ojos
y no yolvi0 a hablar mas de sus pc
rros delante de nadie, por, mas que
los chicos del barrio, de instintos pc
frunos, ponfan perros a SUI psso pa
ra yer 10 que hac1a..
Saba permanecer indiferente;5 y pero
en- ell fondo de su alma estaba indig-
NADIA de que creyeran que ella pedfa
amar a un perro eualquiera. A un pc
rro que, no,fuese recnerdo de un ena-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-05

moradD. - "
Aquel novio que le regalo- SUI "Ru.
fino' habfa vencido en- ,el tempo a
todOs sus oros rfvales.
No me queds mas que dedicarme q
su recuerdo-solfa pensar, confundien
do siernpre al perro y al amado.
Y paseaba tliste y solitaria 10 lar
go de les aceras,. con In mano cerrada
y tendida hacia adelantes EN- l6a seti-
tud que lie habfa hechostomaf la cos
tumbre de sostener la caaenG, que sus
p zasl.sr
queidos perros llevahan.
COLOMBINE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-05
La Vecina de los Perros
(Por Irene CORDIALLY Kuhn. }

La conocfan por ese nombre en- to-
da Ia casa. Habfa vivido en- el prin-
cipal " en- el scgundo antes de ha-
hitsr en- aquel tiltimo piso.
Habfa sido bella allegro. Sc muir
mur;lLh que habfa cambiado con fire.
cGcncia de amores, Y que como tenfG
eAtraordinaria afici0n {. los perros, ca
tla ullo yie los que La festcjaron le re-
gallo un perrito. sec. ..e "a .
Los porteros decfSn que en- mante-
ner los perros sc gastaba todos sus
aholT0s, hasta ell punto: de tener que
yivir en- aquel pisa cuarto, reducida a
st pension dc huGrfana militsr.
La COLLECTION de perrOs era curiOsa.
Sc mezclaban a los perritos vulga-
res los magnfficos loWlens de Pome-
lania, con slls suntuosos Gbrigos de
largas pieles; los chatcs bulldog, con
su aspecto feroz; los foTterTies, los
que denotaban su orfgen de lobo 0 de
zurro los menudbs galguitos ingle,
Ses.
LO malO era que a veces Sc peles-
ban. Unas razas eran enemigas de
las Otras. Tenfa. que encerrsrlos en-
ttdbitacionds separadas, Itor grupo4
v 10 peor era que los de raza nlordfan
/, les parrOs goIfos, que solfan ser los
mas graciosos, son su gcsto de pillue
los ineducados. 'a4'' ks"3ifihiF. II gst.
Pero ella 70. isulfrfa todo poi. ei re
cuerdo del que Sc los regal6, cuye
nolnbre Nevada cada uno. Cuand
dos enamorados tenfsn el misino nom
bre, habfa teniib que recurrir al ape
lido. ~. ".' = Z : ~!is'iE,
Los veeinos sc quejaban de los ial
borotos que. solfan arlnar cen ,sus Il,
dridos; pero ella los desarmaba col
cl espectaculo de su amor a los ami
males.
Los sacGba pasear de dos en- dos
con cadena bestll, v Sc pasaba el dis
cuidandoles y limpiandolos.
Ell toHnento que me t!a cada unt
equivale al de habcr tenido I'm hijo-,
sofia decir Juanita para cncarecer e
cariao que les profesaba.
Sc habit hecho popular en- el ba-
50 "
rrio Ia ceci,,G dc los pcrr0s. Nadit
Sc atreyfa melestarla; temiendo |
sus aeompa iiantcs.s i.ssty = n g..axg S
Asf liza pasando losgafiOs. felizs
entretenida, hasta que srs ldueridos
pcrrOs comenzaron a morirse, unQ {
,tno, hinchGdos y reumaticos, con as
ma Y con toses, aunque jamdsi. rabit
ningnno. porque la hidrofobia era co
So de los perr0s NAL cuidaytos.
Juan, Paco; Alfredo Godofredo, Ma
nliel, Antonio, GustaEo, Rodriguez
Sanchez y Perez, -. todos habfan de
saparecido. Va no lc quedaba nads
mas que Rufino, gordo, pesadote, gu,
i-pcnas podfa moverse Y bajar las es
caleras.
ala aluei ui'iluo' = due n'linap'
sin9rs.n'a'ilen por eouos ios npil' l
pses @ sonlo ~ .isuies que5 'leiel ~, in''
,,'os n'os' sla'l 'opas sus .sl'.as e
iias''y l's'ra = so,o i's' ila'''Dssus ~ ~
- coh que ssiia resalarles en- q
iascuas uias sen'liauos = 'e1i'
l'a''l'as ac 1f'sot y Aaps,titos as ~ q ian'' m
~ 8 'nao una mahaha .elss'onero :.
'niel'A hulinc que e napla extlns'll 81
ao senslDiemente' su daelo rue ca
rt'oos0 due tusleron qne senalr ia
yfclnas Z la portera q consoiaria. ii
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-05

rior a las otras rsiigianss. Los bu-
Sdis5as reSparan tosios las csadas V
aesEfan ias ssrdadas d2Eis qlisra
Que las encusatlan. II birlismo, B5ri
10 tanto, Sc ajusta a los ideales anne.
ricanos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-05

UN BUDISTA, CURA RENEGADE
CATOLICO, QUIERE CONQUIsTAR
PROSELITOS PARA Ell BUDIS-
MO 7 UN JAPONES, EX BUDS
ia Y BAUTISTA, LUCIA PoR LA
EXPANSION DEL CRISTIANIS-
MO.
(Por Irene CORDIALLY Kuhn.)
HONOLULU enero 21-En Hawaii
esta desenvolviendose en- la actuali-
dad uno de los cOnflictos religiosos
mas extraiios que jamas hayan ocurri-
do en- ell mundo. Por un lado Sc en-
cuentra el reverendo Mortimer T. Kir-
ny, oriundo de Inglaterra, que fue en-
un tempo cura cat6lico y es hoy ar
zohispo de la fe budista. I'll cristia-
nismo, deelara el reyerendo Kirby, ha
fracasado en- su mission Y en- conse-
cuencia el mundo debe abrazar el bu-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-05
EDIC--o
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRIT0 DEL
SEGTNDO D1STRITO JUDICIAL
DE SAN JUAN, r. n.

Estados JTnidos de America Ell Pre-
sidente de los Estados ITnidos, SS.
Jos6 Maria del Vale, Demanaante. VS..
NJ. Moreno v Compaiifa. Demandada.-
Civil No. 1864. SObre Cobro de dinero.
The Nenana news., 1923-04-03
MARKO BUSIA DEAD

Marko Busia, and oldtime resident of the Kantishna district, died at his home on Eureka creek on March 28, his demise being attributed to heart trouble. The body was brought to Nenana this morning by John Busia, son of the oldtimer, who is taking the deceased to Fairbanks for burial. Marko Busia had been a resident of the Kantishna country for sixteen years and was very highly esteemed by the oldtimers of that region. %
The Nenana news., 1923-04-03
RAPPOLT WANTS TO SELL
 HEALTH COMPELS CHANGE

Henry Rappolt, pioneer business man of Nenana, has announced his intention of disposing of his bak- cry business as soon as a buyer can be found. Failing health is giv- en as the reason for selling, Mir Rappolt having found that, at his age, he can no longer stand up under the work. He wants to get away from the bakery before he breaks down entirely and has very attractive offer to make anyone inter ested. *5>~@: -+:-
 The Rappolt Bakery is one of the largest and best businesses of the kind in the North. The bakery is complete in every detail and there is, in addition, a large room front ing on the street, at present being used as lunch room, modern san- itary furnishings. The building is one of the most substantial and attractive structures in Nenana.
The Nenana news., 1923-04-03
ELECTION QUIET
 CANDIDATES ARE LIMITED

The annual municipal election, for councilmen and members of the school board, is proceeding today in Nenana, very quietly and with the prospect of a very light vote being boiled. This is largely attri- buted to the fact that there is no contest for any of the places, the two tickets, as far as the official ballot shows being unopposed. A very small proportion of the voting population had appeared at the polls at the time of going to press.
 The candidates for councilmen are: c. \. Christensen. Harry Davis Louis Johnson, William Rodigkeit Frank Teufel, Billy Thomas and A. D. Thompson.
 Mrs. W. C. Steinmetz is a can uiudse LOT clcIh OI INS SCHuoI DOdEQ and Captain C G. Jones is candid ate for treasurer, their names be- ing the only ones on the school ballot.
 The judges and clerks of election are: Mrs. R. W Calderhead, Al Wigand, J. H. Day, Theo. Thompson and James Lavin.
 In addition to the election of council, the voters also are deciding the question of the ratification of Sections three and four Chapter 90, Session Laws of 1915, providing for the election, next year, of a mayor and six councilmen, three of whom will serve two years.
 The polls will be open until sew en o'clock.
The Nenana news., 1923-04-03
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT

The Nenana City Council will meet this evening al the usual hour for the purpose of transacting routine buisiness,after which the alderman will sit as a board of equalization. Meetings will be held also tomorrow and Thursday nights to complete the work of the board. The new council will take office next Tuesday night
The Nenana news., 1923-04-03
The Northern Commercial Com.

pany of Alaska has acquired the Archie Higgins mercantile store at TakOtna, the deal having been ne- gotiated recently by manager Loomis. of the company.
The Nenana news., 1923-04-03

Mrs. E. Melish, formerly of Ne mana and Fairbanks has opened a store at Anchorage, next to the Baxter news stand.
The Nenana news., 1923-04-03

Conductor Harry Long is the daddy of a baby girl born at Anch- orage last Thursday. The Longs reside at Curry.
The Nenana news., 1923-04-03
SALE OF BUILDINGS AT
 JEPSON CAMP

Sealed bids will be received by the undersigned until 200 P NJ. April 9th for the purchase of the buildings known as the Jepson Camp at Mile 941, consisting of one 3OX4o mess house, seven tent frames and one meat house and two cabins. Buildings to be removed by successful bidder within one month from date notice of award is given and the site cleaned up. The right is reserved to accept or reject any or all bids. A. ~Haag, Acting Gen eral Storekeeper, Alaskan Engineer ing Commission, Anchorage Alaska.
The Nenana news., 1923-04-03

" EVERYBODY can buy groceries, feed and supplies WHOLESALE. Write for free pricelist Peoples Grocery. 701 Olive St. Seattle"
 PEOPLES GROCERY COMPANY
The Nenana news., 1923-04-03
MASONS TO MEET

There will be a regular meeting of the Masonic Club in the club quarters tomorrow night at the usual hour.
The Nenana news., 1923-04-03

Curley Smith is reported to have found very good pay on his Chand- lar properties.
The Nenana news., 1923-04-03

SKIRTS in Fine Wool Material
 In Stripes and Plaids.