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The successful operation of steam
boats on the upper Missouri or what
We would call the lower river, COM
menced in 1881 when the steamer
Yellowstone, bound for Union, only
reached Fort Tecumseh, opposite
Pierre, 8. D. In 1882 the Yellow
stone reached Fort Union for the
first time, 10 years after the first
boat, the independence, essayed to
navigate the Missouri in 1919. From
1882 the American Fur company
shipped its goods every year to Fort
Union by steamboat.
Steamboat Reaches Benton
In 1859 the company sent the
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-04-06

Culbertson to Fort John on the La
ramie river, hoping to make that post
a profitable location. Fort McKen-
zie was left in charge of Chardon and
Alexander Harvey and it was not long
before they were in conflict with the
lords of the soil. They gave up the
fight and moved down the Missouri,
where they built fort on the north
side of the river opposite the mouth
of the Judith, which was called Fort
Chardon. Fort Mckenzie was burn
ed and the site was later known as
Fort Brule or Burned Fort and the
valley where it stood is today known
as BTule bottom
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To Drill East of MusseIsheu

Exploration of a Cat Greek tract
lying just across the Musselshell
river from the Frantz discovery well
will begin within the next 80 days.
Spokane capitalists are backing the
move. The we'll will be drilled on the
A. B. Mitchell tract of 40 acres. In
der the terms of the agreement the
Spokane people are to drill two wells
to the first sands on $3.50 basis.
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concrete will be great many years,
possibly centuries as has been the
case with many structures built by
the Carthaginians and Romans.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-04-06

John LaBarge. 1t arrived at the
mouth of the Marias river July IL
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-04-06
WHAT ARE GOOD AGGREGATES
FOR CONCRETE?

o a articles
arcI
of
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-04-06
Eggs low in Great Falls

Eggs Low in Great Falls
With eggs selling at two dozen for
20 cents, the price has reached prob
ably the lowest level recorded in
Great Falls in several years.
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Say "Bayer" and Insist!

Unless you see the name "Bayer"
on package or on tablets you are not
getting the genuine Bayer product
prescribed by physicians over twenty
two years and proved safe by millions
for
Colds Headache
Toothache Lumbago
Earache Rheumatism
Neuralgia Pain, Pain.
Accept "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
only. Each unbroken package con-
tains proper directions. Handy boxes
of twelve tablets cost few cents.
Druggists also sell bottles of "a and
100. Aspirin is the trade mark of
Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic-
acidesrer of Salicylicacid-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-31
Up to Soc TOOTH BRUSHES
 At 15c

Imported" genuine bris- tie, bone handle, with solid, slot or perforated backs- hard. medium and soft bristles. In assorted shapes and sizas. Special, each l5c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-31

POWDERS &c Lov'Me face pow
 5sc: .
 00c bier Kiss face pow der, 39c. $1.00 Azurea face pow der, 79c. Y Soc Pompeian face pow der, 30c. M soc Nadine face powder, 29c. i.tih
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-31
CREAMS
Soc DORIN'S
 COMPACT POWDER 15c In flesh, white and ra' chael, l6c,
MOUTH WASHES

$l.0O Lavoris mouth wash, 79c.
 Soc Lavoris mouth wash, 37c. 2sc Lavoris mouth wash, 10c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-31
Regular $2 HAIR BRUSHES At 98c

Genuine bristle hair brushes-natural or bleach. cd bristles-cemented or hand-drAwn solid baeks. made of ebony and rose wood at D0c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-31
Sale of 15c TOILET SOAPS 10c-3 for 25c

Fine toilet soaps-per. fumed or eastils-come put up in } in . box. SpeciaI for today. each l0c or 3 for 2Sc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-31

Mavis tAieum powder, 10c.
 Mary Garden talcum powder. glass jar, 3sc.
 Mennen's violet and bo- rated talcum powder, loc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-14
-.
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nezim musea by byt narada plyn jsko tapxo pfpad
dine osvetovanf Kolk asi mlHond don hyc by nuceao
obyvatesvo Clevelandu vydah nova kanna pokud BY
pofdilo kamna oejov&, odvadelo by tbM saatkz jake
nyni Standard Oil Company, ktera jest vlasn& Hope
Gas Co. "a East Ohio Gas Co pokud BY dposdilo kasn
uhli, odvadelo by rbut uhlobaron1m nez nnaiz
pet shedavame chasu Standard Oil Co. akove dumiy
ako jest Mellon sekretar pokadny druht nejbphat
Y Americe.
Jest zkratka zacarovany kruh' nshoz tezko jest
dostat - kdyz lid dovo ably monopoly pferost
y pres hlavu
Cleveland jest jednfm maleho poctu venkych ameri
ckych m6s jez teslo dosud 9 vyA0dE poav1ni pf
rodnho pynu Pro lid zdeA porovn6Af cbyvsselstveaa
nych NEST, to znamenao dsporu noha milonI dollar1
kazdorocne Mysline ze mea by nad cesta aby tato
vyhoda byla zdesmu du zachovana Obecni sprava ne9
la by rp6 ably obcansvo bylo monopolem vydrano, ale
zaroveh nezli pus pynarnou do vAky do nejrpcej
sich koncd mea by vypocita to bude sa ld. jenz
koncch kazdou vonu zapat Nenajde- costa. aby lid
tohoto mohl pouzvat pfrodnho bohat ktere jest
" eho dosahu bude smutnym dokumenem eonomickych
polckych pomer1 pfevadajicich nejenOm na5em m6st
lale zemi teto vdbec. E @.es
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= .CESkE ZPR AVY.

dale poctive svoje povinnosti k
prospechu celku,.. tax. j zde
'smrt dra RaHna nebude mar
nou, jestli zatrese ], svSdomim
kazdeho Cecha q Slovaka. jest
Ii 81 kazdS bez rozailu ,stavu q
politickeho pfesvsdGeni uyedo-
mi, ze ne ffasemi1 a slovy, ale
skutky neziStnymi nutno pra-
covati die vzoru drah&ho zesnu
leho We prospech naroda . sta
tu a jestli v budoucnost Sc kaz-
dy die toho bude riditi.
Legi6nar.
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skosl0vensk6mu statu spojena
byla 1zce s nenavisti k tomu,
kdo jej konsOlidoval z tim ma
ril nad6je ma brzky jeho ko-
nee. Dobfe vystihli, ze hospo-
dafska a financni sila republi-
ky jest zarukou jeji budouc-
|nosti. Nalada vyvolana n6me-
ckymi novinahmi q schhzemi Wy
|biji Sc v tup4ni na5eho statu a
|vybijela Sc " tupeni dra. Ra-
|sina. Poctivi lid6 mezi Nemci
vsak doznav2ji rozkvet naSe-
no statu a hledi na nei Il.
ctou. Je jich malo, ale jsou.
|Zajimavy priklad muzemc u.
vesti z nedavne dolby. Nasi-
nee ieden setkal sc v Berlin6 $
ceskym Nemcem, jenz nadaval
ma "Saurepublik" a. dra Ra-
sina. Stoupenec mas pozval jej
do kteresi kavarny berlinske.
Ma dotaz, co tam, mlcel. Me-
mec prisel. A tn zavolana by
a majitelka kavarny, pochaze-
/ jici ze znemceneho uzemi v
Cechach, Nemec byl j pred
staven. Ma otazku, co soudi Q
jeho nadavkach ma ceskoslo.
venskou repubiiku a ma dra
Rasina, usmalai Sc skromn6 a
vyprvovala: Il il jsem s mu.
zem nenavideia cesky stat z
dra RaSina. Mic dObreho isme
10 Mich necetli q laeslyseli. Pod
lehli isMe hlasam ruEnych ma,
',septavacu, re SO rspublika ne
ludrzi prodai .isnie veskeren
| svaj majetek, hotel v Karlo.
lvych Varech a hotel v Liberci
"a odst6heval jsme Sc do Ber
lima. Ceskosloyenske kOruns
promenili jsme ma nlarky. Ro
! klesem valuty ozebraceni jsnat
byli lplne. DOslo to tax dale
ko, be maj muE musel SO cho'
pit nadeniciny, ia jsem della
la posluhovacku. v teto dobi
nejvetSi bidy poradil mann je
Iden znamy. Halse mas, zdal
,jsrne kOlkovali. v r. 1919 korl
my. Ano. Byle. nam tehdy "a
lldrzeno BDg0 korull, ktere jsms
dozeleli tehdy saaano. Znaml
/ poradil nam, ahvchpm poza
dali ". uyolnelf t6chto penez
Iceskoslovenska republika ze j,
|vyplati. Ucmili jsme TAX. Wy
,1ln;li jsme bidu, We ktere s.
nalGzalnc. Penize jsne skut,
lone pbdrzeli. IA $500 Kc do
fstali jsme zde 0OO.O0o marek
i Koupiii jsme tuto kavamu."
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Plukovnik. ruskych
legii, ktery hned apo
y' pardubicke feci obhajo
val stanovisko Rasino-
vo, zaslal nam tento.
clanek. s.
Pada do hrobu Ease jeden
velikan narodni, ktery po b6ku.
vsech dobrych Cechd, Slova-
XII We svetove valce Sc neball
projeviti sve presvedceni a Vi.
ru v pravo, spravedlnost, bu-
,doucnost syeho naroda ami pred
bajonety a sibenicemi rakou-
skych generald. Opousti svuj
vrele milovany narod v dobe,
kdy kazdy poctivy clovek liz
kostliv6 pohlizf do budoucnosti
la taze Sc: Coz byly marny
|vsechny obeti ma nejlepsich Ii
votech nasich zahranicnich bo-
jovnikG "a svobodu vlasti a ma
roda? Coz jest tax narod mas
prosycen materialismem a tfid
| nj nenavisti, ze nedovede 81
draze vykoupenou svobodu "a
Ichovati? Co bude dale?" A ne
|byla to ruka cizacka, ktera zlo
mila jedinou ranou z brownin-
|gu tento zivot muze, svoji
lvlast a narod made vse miluji-
lciho, prom pracujiciho, jemu O.
betujiciho vsechnu svoji ener-
Igii a zkusenost; byla to ruka
lceskeho cloveka! Coz neni do
| |sti jiz tech obeti nasich narod-
mich chyb, neuvedomi 81 vsich-
mi lide dobre vIle, ze nutno
techto chyb sc stuj co stuj w.
IstTihati? Nesvornost 80 zavist
lJako cervena nitka tahnou sc
ltyto dve priciny poroby nase-
Tho naroda jeho historic. Cas- je
t. nejvyssi cas-, aby Sc narod
ivzpamatoval, aby sc vzpamato
vail odpovedni vIdcovG marc.
| Ida a vedi no tax, jak toho je-
no blaho a prosp6ch statu "a
ida, bez ohledu ma prospech
ivlastni, ma prospech jednotli-
lvych politickych stran q soci.
]alnich trid. Rama 2 revolveru,
!. vypalena ma dra. Rasina, zbur
/, cuj svedomi vsech pobloudi-
!, lych, upamatuj vsechny ma je.
.jich povinnosti ke statu ma.
rodu, smrt jeho mejz tyz w.
{ znam pro nanod ceslsosloven-
sky, jako kdysi smrt naseho
!, narodniho hrdiny plukovnika
! Svece tam daleko ma Sibifi Pre-
. ruske legie! General SyrovJ
! mad hrobem jeho fekl: "Mlu,
vii jsem mad hroby mnoha ma,
sich padlych bratfi, ale nae
tvym hrobem, bratfe Sweet
mluyiti nemDhu'!" On ved6l, ze
!, slovo lidske nestaci, ably oceni
! 10 takoveho ducha, jako by
plukovnik Svec, aby vystihlo IL
ohromnou ztratu, kterou. utrpl
!. la jeho smrti sibifska armada
] Take nyni name Sc vtiraji je
! no slova cloveku ma mysl
J, vzdyt' slovo lidske tez zde ne
: staci vystihnouti ztratu, kite
/ rou utspeiaN nase vlast smrt
jednoho ze svych nejlepsicl
: synl. Ale jako Sibifi snrt pl'
kovnika Svece byla mementen
pro vsechny Legiollare dpbls
! vile, jako tam kakdy |se Fanny
: sill q, zhrozil, kan to arnlah
. sp6je, Sc vzpanlatoval . plni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-14

Laskavost a humor jsou chile
benl q soil, kterymi mas INVITA-
ia hosta, pfekrcH-li prah tveho
pfSbytasu.
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DRUHA .C''IiOf. !
ROMAN
Ndpsala B. MuHih0pd. Ptelosu Jar KaNna

Mdpsdld 3. MuriittOpd.

1vUVOUSU ~. l0UvSkCOOUs
Pri techto slovech opatrne
zvedla hlavus s podusky a Llama
tresoucima rukama stahla pres
ri ret6z. Prav9 tax snad bylo
vyjmout stfibrnou knfzku z je-
jfch vychladlych prstl, nekla-
dly jiz sebemensiho odporu.
Mlad& zena 81 zav2sila fet6z ko
lem size q zastrcila osudny kle
not "a. iiadra. s.Zitra," reha po.
pani Loehnova q W.
slA ven. Srdce sc il zastavilo
nesmirnou stisn6nosti, nevysvet
dojmem, ze Sc stri-
brem, jez chladilo jeji nadra.
nese svou vlastni xahubu. Pre-
behla po schodech rIzovymi
kefi dold a - tn stall hrozny
zjev, iehoE blizkost tuSilR ja-
ko citi ptace pfftomnest draw
cow, tn stAla cern& postava 8
popelav6 Sedymi, znetvOfehy-
mi rysy a vyholena skvrna u
.prostfed husteho kadefateho
vlasu strasideln& zasvftila,
kdyz pfisernl postava hauboce
sklonila ilaNu slavnostne po-
.zdravujic..
v prvem okam4iku tuhla v
.zaach krev mlade zsny, ale v
nitru jejim pax yslkypelo roz-
hofceni a hn9v, jakeho nspoci.
tia dosud nikdy a 70 il doaalo
tvrdosti a bezohlednosti.
Pfitahujic k sob6 vyraznym
pohybem Sat, jake by Sc ne
smell ami jeho lem dotknout po
stavu, vyhnula Sc chtefa jit
ii dale nevSinlajic 81 jeho po-
zdravu, ale vstoupil il znovu
do cesty, dokonce Sc odvazil po
lozit ruku na jeji obnazepe ra
me, ably il zadrzel. Zbledla
pri tomto doteku az po rty. Cd
strkujic mocnym pohybem ru-
ku mlcky drahocennym krajko
wynn rukavem visicfm $ jejiho
ramene n6kolikr&t pfejela mi.
std. jehok Sc dotlsl svymi pr.
Isty.
'Nemilosrdnl, /" vyrazia re
.sebe, "pfichazite cd umiraj jici."
"Od zemfele, pane dvorni
kaplane, Cd zeny, ktera zemre-
la v pohanstvi a proto, jak II
kanfe my kfest' 'alle, zemfela
telem dust. Prijima blh lid.
ske duse opravdu jen 2 ruky
kn6zovy, byt' i pad6lalA a nele
kala sc ni6eho, co mlze lidska
duse ucinit $ podlozkou moci
knezske? Wy to vite. Jdete mi
S cesty panel" velela hrde q
hneviv6. ''Pravym hlasateldm
kfest' 'anstvi Sc pokorne podro.
buji j jeste je name bohudiky
Ale w sam jste mi dal mahl6d
rout do svych hanebnych ka'
ret, ma vasem cele neni ami ste
by Pc posv6ceni q protO Sc take
nedivim teatralnim frasim, ia,
he jsem prave slysela q vasics
knezskych lst Nechte mnt
profit"
mac takovy spech?" taxa
,se posmeSn6, ale pfcce jen to
mem prudkeho vnitiniho po
hnuti. "Pfijdete jest6 v cas-, a
byste vidGla, jak dochazi /
,v9cn6 reztrzce mezi strycesn !
synovcem, jak zajimavy ba
ron Mainau pferusuje vseck,
styky a sway, aby nalezeli je1
a jen vam." Stal tedy Ease vel
ku mezi sloupy u sklenenycl
,dvefi q naslouchal; pax Sci Il
nj jako one prvni noci.
|, v tom Sc il podafilo. proji'
vedle n6ho, musila jit po tray.
IlkM ma brehu rybnika, nebot
kracel il zas po boku. "Ano
ano, jen . jen vam, .milostiy;
'pani,,, opakoval kousav6. eva
Sc vcerejsi hrozha, ze odjede
te, dovedla jej. k rasim, no
houm, jak a kdy? Co vse bycl
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PRIo9il Jar. KdNn0.

'.Dobre," odpovedela, poho-
dila hlavou a jeji oci zafily -
bczd6ky stale Sc uhybajic du-|
chovnimu, jenz Sc blfzil k nj
vic vice, Sla jiz po samem o.
kraji rybnika 80 stanula tam $
ruka1ra xalozenyma ma prsou y
jeji lrasnk syitem, luny ozife
ne tvafi Sc ukazal vyrok bla-
zenosti. "Tedy jediny rok! A.,
le rok nevyslovn6ho st6stf. Mi
luji jej ma veky a prijmu ten,
to rok op9tovane lasky vdscn&'
z jeho rukou." - /
Polotlumeny vykfik, jakehe'
je schopen jens s'vztek a zoufal-
stvi, vydral Sc z;prsou. knszo-
vych.
"Obelhavate sebe samu," w
rail re sebe, abyste tim ma
.skovala cit ukojene. trachen-
bersk6 p5chy, ze tento Mainau
chvil lezi u vasich nohou. Ne
m1zete milovat muze, jenz tax
casio u prftomnosti me j jinych
daval YAM na jevo nejnevsinla-
vejsi chladnost, jenz ukazovAl
|celemu svetu, ze je mu odpor-
no, dotlcnout Sc tohoto .kraau6-
no t6la treba jen dechem; pra-
Eel vas jak jenri sindze urazit
muz urazit zenskou bytost -
a toho re jste Hikdy nepociti-
Ia? Nikdy vas to nerozhOrcilo?
Nevhani yam to. jeSte ted do
tvare rim6nec mad takovym
pokorenim? Pohled'te do toho-
to zrcadla," ukazal ma prG-
hlednou vodni hladinu, ktera
sc dotykala t6mer jejich no.
hou v lesklych atlasovych sire
|vickach, "pohled'te do vlastni
|duSe a nemdzete opakovat, re
mu chcete obetovat carovny
dar sv6 lasky "a okamzik bla
hosklonneho rozmaru".
Vskutku podivala Sc stranou
do vody - nevyslovnou lzko
sti pred ocima, jez Sc upiraly
ma nj tax zh2ve.
"Vzdyt' milujete toto jeze-
ro, krasna pani," pravil hlasem
ppodiwe tlumenym, jako by slo
70, tajemstvi. "Prozradila jste
mi, ze byste odpocivala rad6.
Lii v jeho m6kkych vlnach, nez
|byste dovolila, abych Sc vas
dotkl. Podivejte Sc, jak vabi a
Ilaka."
v n&hIem Zd6Seni Sc vzty-
leila 4 v divoke uzkosti hlcdela
mu do tvafe.
"Bojite Sc mne?" tazal Sc sc
lsardonickym usmeven. "Ne.
zadam prece ma vas mic jineho
nez abyste mi pred timto ci.
lstyn,, jasnym zrcadlem prohla.
sila, ze nejste tax pima lasky k
menu q Odporu ke mn6, jak
lchcete mi namluvit."
Sebrala vsechnu syou silu
lvdle odyahu. "To je nesly.
1chane! Jak- yam pripadlo ma
]mysl vyzadovat ma mne prohla
semi? Jsem protestantkou, ne
ijste mym zpov6dnikem, jsenl
ma Schocnwertu pani, Wy no.
1stem, jsem zenou, jez plni dane
Islovo a w knezem, jenz poru.
1Suje svou prisahu. MOhla -bych
proste dat vam pocitit svou py.
chu' q. odejit mlcky, ponevad5
1vsak stojite prede mnOu hroze,
povim, vam, ze Sc vas nebojim
jiz proto me-, re Sc snazite tax
hrube pohrayat a znesvecovai
prvni a jedinou lasku zenske.
no srdce."
Chtela jit dale. ale dive ra-
mena il ohjala. "Neslnim-li. SC
lvas dotknout ja,. -nesmi take
pn!" zaseptal il do ucha. Chic
jla vykfiknout. ale zhaye rty
dive Sc pfitiskly ma jeji. pax
1citila naraz a stihla divci. no
stava padla. stremhlav v vzdou
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"a pREM RAstNEM

Plukovnik. ruskych'
legii, ktery hned apo
1 pardubicke reel obhajo
val stanovisko Rasino-
',vo, zaslal nam ter1to
Clanek. S.
The Nenana news., 1923-04-03
HARRY" CARR BUYS HOTEL
 SETTLES DOWN AT PASCo

W. L (Harryl Carr, pioneer res ident of Nenana who left for the Black Hills country several months ago for a visit with relatives, writes Ali Ekeland, of The Portland, that he is now in the hotel business at Pasco, Wash, where he and an as sociate have taken a long term lease on the Hotel Cunningham, the larg- est hotel in Pasco. The hotel build ing is an attractive three-story structure with large lobby and a number of storerooms on the ground floor and guest rooms on the two upper floors, each room having its telephone and all other modern con viences.
 The letter says the railroad strike which lasted nine months. made business bad at Pasco for a time, but the strike is settled now and things are looking up. Pasco is division point, with about 1,200 railroad men stationed there. It is also expected the Columbia river ir- rigation project will be put through which will bring additional prosper ity to Pasco. Considerable money has already been appropriated for a survey and work on that will start the coming summer.
 There is a lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose at Pasco, with a large membership, Mir. Carr is a member of the local lodge.
The Nenana news., 1923-04-03
TRUSTEE ELECTION TODAY

Dr. S. Hall Young, head of the Presbyterian church in Alaska, who attended the grand Igloo conven- tion in his official capacity as Grand chaplain, has called a meeting for this afternoon at Grace church for the purpose of electing trustees to act as custodians of the church pro perty in Nenana. Dr. Young states that minister will be sent to Ne mana in the near future. The meet ing will be held at z:3O and all interested in the work of the church are invited to attend . ...-..:.... ."
The Nenana news., 1923-04-03

Basket ball relay-Boys first, Blue team; Girls, second, Red team.
 Tug of war-Boys' Red team; Girls Blue team.
 Pie Eating contest-Everett Al exander. winner.
 The indoor football contest end ed in a tie
 Bunting contest-Wilfred Stump defeated Ed Keogh; Donald Hardy and Harry Keogh and Robert Ma jor and Lawrence Parsons bunted to a draw.
 Girls sack race-Winnie Cameron winner.
 Boys sack race-Donald Fowler, winner.
 All of the contests were very close and the entertainment as a hole was very interesting reflect ing much credit on the ability of Superintendent Phillips as trainer and manager.
 It is difficult to say who was responsible for the success of the weeks program of entertainment. President R. C. Morris, of the local igloo, and past President Joe O. Connor, devoted a great deal of time to the arrangement of details, and they had the help of the igloo entertainment committee, Pioneer volunteers and quite a number who have no connection with the Pion- eers, the combined efforts of whom made the continuous performance possible. It was the biggest under taking of the kind ever attempted in Nenana and the fact that the wis itors are returning to their homes well pleased with the manner in which they were entertained-in fact-enthusiastic about it-indicat- es that the efforts were not without success.
 Grand officers and delegates who attended the convention as repres- entatives of coast igloos will leave for their homes tonight and will carry with them pleasant memories of their Interior visit. The Fair banks delegation returned to their homes on Sunday and Harper and Joe Wool, who represented Wiseman Igloo, left for the Koy- ukuk district yesterday, travelling by dog team.
The Nenana news., 1923-04-03
MAIL BIDS CALLED FOR

Proposals for the performance of the following mail service will be received at the Office of the 'Chief Clerk, R. NJ. S, at Nenana, Alaska, until p. m. April IT, 1923 From Nenana to Kantishna. AL aska, four (4) round trips between May 24th, and September 3Oth, 1923 handling not to exceed four hundred (4Oo) pounds of mail in each direction, these trips to be made at intervals of about 30 days. No bond will be required of the successful bidder but a satisfactory guarantee will be required, from a postmaster or other responsible party, vouching for the ability and good faith of the bidder.
 ALVAH EAMES, Chief Clerk
 R. NJ. S.
The Nenana news., 1923-04-03
LOOKING FOR MORE TROUBLES

Ever stop to be thankful for the troubles of your job asks Robert R. Updegraft in "The Informant" When you get the right slant on troubles, you discover that they are rather useful, after all They pay about half your salary.
 It's this way: whether you are the clerk, errand boy or the man ager; whether you sell or ship or keep books someone could be found to handle your job for about half what you get, if it were not for the troubles-the things that go wrong, the people who treat you contemp- tibly, the difficulties that have to be met and overcome.
 It takes intelligence. patience, tact and courage to meet the troubles of any job. That Is why you hold your present job. And it may be the reason you don't hold bigger one!
 Who knows perhaps if you went looking for more troubles and, in- stead of more troubles and trying to duck them, developed the habit of meeting them half way and lick ing them, you might very soon find yourself getting twice as large a salary as you do now! For it's a fact, you know. that there are plenty of bigger jobs waiting for '3lks wno aren't afraid of the troubles con nected with them.
The Nenana news., 1923-04-03
HERMAN ANDERSON'S MODERN RESIDENCE
 FOR SALE

Has the following rooms:
 1 Entrance Vestibule.
 1 Large Living room. 16X26.
 3 Berrooms leach has clothes clo- set.)
 1 Large Kitchen, white enamel, with breakfast nook. seating six persons. "~...
 l Bathroom, finished in white e. namel, with bath tub. wash basin and lavatory.
 1 Good well, with clear water all the year. ~-:...
 l Edison Gold Medal Monograph. A houseful of A oak furniture l Dustproof warehouse, 45X45. The basement of the house can be used for warm storage. Capacity ov- CT 50 tons.
 For further information see Her man Anderson.
The Nenana news., 1923-04-03
SUTHERLAND WINS POINT

The amendment of fisheries re servations by the Bureau this week with attendent broadening of the right of the smaller cannery com panies and greater restrictions on the larger concerns is a decisive victory for Delegate Dan Sutherland in his fight to conserve the rights of the small operators declares the Seward Gateway. MT. Sutherland has had many of the prescribed areas changed, giving independent canners a chance to operate.
 But the fight is not yet ended. Until the delegate ccmpels the pack CTS to remove their plants from the mouths of the rivers, the fish supply will be steadily depleted It is i'm possible for the fish to spawn when they are pursued for miles into fresh water streams and harrassed until the schools are broken up. The delegates recent sensational expo sures have resulted in great good for the fishing industry, and has caused the department bureaus to realize that Alaskans will fight to preserve the integrity of Territorial resources. Until the packers pay reasonable sum for doing business in Alaska, and are restrained from wasting edible fishes Alaskans will be found squarely behind Mir. Suth- erland, endorsing his every action.
 MT. Sutherland's fight will ultim- ately result in Territorial control of our fisheries and our seal herds.
The Nenana news., 1923-04-03

Joe Meherin, well known travel ing man, recently covered the dis tance between Ophir and Fritz's roadhouse, in the Iditarod district, in nine hours on snowshoes, on heavy trail The distance is 38 miles.