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The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
AUSTRALIA STATIONS
 HEARD IN WRANGELL

The splendid distance radio reeep- tion in Wrangell is said to be source of envy to other Alaskan towns. Practically every owner of a radio set here gets Australia and Japan stations whenever he wishes to stay up until two or three o'clock in the morning.
 Wilfred Gartley recently wrote the Brisbane, Australia, broadcast ing station telling them of the pro- gram which he had heard clearly that morning with a five-tube At water Kent set. It aroused so much interest in Brisbane that write-up was given the incident in all the city's dailies. '"As the crow flies, Brisbane is about $500 miles from Wrangell. The Brisbane papers also mentioned the program received by 0. E. Smith of Wrangell who used Grebe set.
 Since getting interested in Aus tralia stations local radio fans have been interested in figuring out the time there as compared with Wran- gell and have found that it is very simple matter. Taking the differ ence of longitude into consideration they count back six hours for Brls- hane time. and on account of the in ternational date line, set that hour a day ahead and find, for instance, that three o'clock Sunday morning here is nine o'clock Monday eVen- ing there.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
ORMIsTON'S WIFE WILL
 SUE FOR DIVORCE

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 1.- Ken neth Ormiston, former Angelus Temple radio aide. who is charged with Aimee Semple McPherson, not ed evangelist, with conspiracy to defeat justice, will be sued by his wife for divorce as an outcome of charges that Aimee and Ormiston spent several days together at the Carmel cottage although Aimee will not be named as correspondent. Or miston is still fugitive from jus tice.
 On Wednesday Mrs. McPherson will hear the decision of the judge as to whether or not she is held for trial. The preliminary hearing will be summed by attorneys at that time. Tn the meantime district at- torney Reyes is checking the con tents of a trunk seized in New York, said to be the property of Or miston, which is reported to con- tain many women's dresses and oth- CT apparel which was purchased in Los Angeles. Photographic nega- tives intended as exhibits in the prosecution were destroyed in an in- cendiary fire in the Times office.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
Hallowe e. Party CErma Grant,

: 4 Halloween party was given at the school gym, at eight o'clock. October 29th, by the Dramatic Art Club, for the entire Wrangell High.
 The first thing on the program was a one-aet play called, tWidow of Wasdale Head. The play was quite a success considering the length of time the girls in the club had in preparing it. After the play many different kinds of games were played in which the boys partici- pated the most. During the games many girls had their fortunes told by Miss Fanette and Miss Frances Steele. The fortunes were a great help in putting pep into some of the girls. When the games were over, dancing was started. The music was quite good. Miss Fran ces Steele played the piano, Miss Fanette Steele the. drums, and MT. Kuehr the banjo. Around eleven o'clock Miss Frances Steele an nounced that the seventh and eighth graders would then be served their lunch in order that they might go home early. Later on the rest of the party ate. The lunch was very nice. It consisted of fruit salad, sandwiches and chocolate. The party broke up around eleven thirty.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
DEMOCRATS MAY
 CONTROL SENATE

WASHINGTON D. C., Nov. 4.= Control Of the Senate has probably passed to fhe Democrats as the re suit of Tuesdays nationwide cleo tion.
 Justice Robert Wagner. Demo crat, Is elected to the Senate from \DN York. defeating WadsWorth, Republican.
 In Massachusetts Senator But Ter Goolidges closest advisor. has been defeated by former Senator David J. Walsh Democrat.
 Senator Ernst lost the Kentucky Senatorship 10 A. W BafkeIey. Democrat
 Indiana retains Senator Watson.
 In Missouri Harry Hawes. Demo erat appears 10 have defeated Sena- tor George Williams, Republican.
 In Illinois Frank s. Smith. Re publican. defeated George Williams. Democrat. for sena orship.
 In the state of Washington sena- tor Wesley Jones. Republican,. was elected over Scott Bullitt Demo crat.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
NEW SERIAL ANNOUNCED
 FOR THE STARLAND

Manager Cunningham in announc- ing that the Starland Theatre will present Ruth Roland's new Pathe serial, Ruth of the Range" de- clares that it is Miss Rolands great achievement. In it she performs the most daring and death defying stunts of her career, and as she takes these tremendous hazards in the cause of relieving the poor, your deepest sympathy is for her cause.
 Episode one, "The Last Shot" will be shown next week. It shows the lovely heroine protecting the interests of her father, inventor of Fuelite, which can be manufactur- ed cheaper than coal can be mined and transported to the consumer.
 The coal industry wants to keep it off the market, but Ruth's father wants to produce it for the benefit off the poor. In addition the inven- tor has a personal enemy. Plot and counterplot promise to keep the ac- tion and thrills coming thick and furious.
 The feature will be "The Air Hawk" in which Al Wilson, the daredevil of the skies and Yir- ginia Brown Fairs are co-starrtng.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
FAMOUS AIRSHIP RETURNS
 TO WASHINGTON

SYN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.- A giant monoplane, one of the most famous airships of present times. landed in San Francisco yesterday morning Il is the Josephine Ford. the plane in which Com mander Byrd flew from Spitzbergen 10 the North Pole and return. It finished the first half of it's 1000
 1ic tour of the United States in the interest of commercial aviation It leaves today for Los Angeles en route back to Washington
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
SCHOOL NOTES
BASKETBALL SQUAD
 DOING GOOD WORK
(James W heeler)

The basketball squad has been praeticing five nights a week for two weeks with Coach George Fla bricius in charge. With five letter men back. R. Wheeler, Engstrom. Goodrich, Ottesen and J. Wheeler together with five other men who have had no small amount of basket ball experiences Borch, Lewis. Gun ningham. Loftus and Bailey.
 From. these ten men Coach Fabfi- eius should be able to develop fast combination He has been con eentrating his efforts to develop a new type of five man defense and has also introduced a new system of offense.
 As yet no games have been sehed- uled but arrangements are being made with the local town team for q game in the near future.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
The Music Club
Dorothy Johnson)

Miss Vessel is the leader of very promising music club consist ing of twelve girls from the Junior and Senior High School. They meet every Tuesday and Thursday after noon from three thirty until four o'clock. They are grouped into four sopranos. four second altos, three first altos and an accompanist. There were no boys interested, therefore the chorus sadly lacks male voices.
 They are now working on a song called 'The Sandman am a Comin which is their first selection.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
ANOTHER ASSASSIN TRIES
 TO KILL MUssOLINI

BOLOGNA. Italy, Nov. 1.-Pre- mier Aussoiini continues to live the charmed life of a man of destiny
 other assassin tried to kill him today in the streets of Bologna. The bullet passed through Mussolini's coat and tore a piece off but did not even scrape the Premier's breast. The bullet then passed through the sleeve of the mayor of Bologna. The crowd fell upon the would-be assas- sin and he was shot dead.
 Mussolini had just left the stadi- um where he had opened the Con gress of Advancement of Science when the attack on his life oe- cured. His assailant was a young man of eighteen years Since Illus solini became premier six attempts have been made to kill him but in each ease he has escaped as if By miracle.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
Athletics
(Lennie= Engstrom)

A letter from the Alaska Agri- cultural College Basket Ball quintet has been received by Superintend- ent Rasmussen.
 The college boys are planning 10 leave Fairbanks about the tenth of December for a Basket Ball toursof Alaska.
 The letter has been turned over to Coach Fabrieius who is seriously thinking of giving the collegians a game.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
Debate Teams Organized Dorothy Johnson)

For the second six-week period. the American Literatire class. con sisting of Juniors and Seniors, hGs been divided into four debate teams, each consisting of four members.
 Four subjects have been selected and material is being worked up by the teams. It is hoped that the debate will take place in the near future. ShaW's Art of Debate" is the textbook being used.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
PROSPERITY AFFECTS
 INCREASING NUMBER

WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 1.- More Americans had huge incomes during 1925 than In any year since the war. Three persons reported incomes above five million dollars, two in Michigan, presumably Henry Ford and son. and one in New York, probably John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Seventy-five have incomes In excess of one million dollars. Sec retary Melons income is estimated at between four and five millions.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
NAVY MEN WILL HAVE
 CRAVENETTE RAINCOATS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov 4.- The Navy Department has author fewer than half a dozen reports on part of the regulation uniform. and it may also be worn with civilian clothing on leave About 12,0o0 will be purchased by the Navy for issue The new coat is a black tex ture waterproof material of craven ette type. with a half belt in the back
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
ALASKA

For the beauty and grandeur untold For snow capped peaks and forests 6eep
 Cor rich adventure and Romance bold Where silvery waterfalls are bright and steep Where veteran mountains sheH their splendof round Where viking glaciers still abound Opportunity beekons with care Of natures store all may have q share Land of the staunch and great .and fer him who will not wait Where folks seem To understand And offer friendships kindly hand Blessings on thee. Alaska Iandt
 ANNE HOBBS.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
OIL TANKER SOLANO ASHORE
 NORTH OF SAN PEDRO

SAN PEDRO, Calif., Nov. A. The Associated Oil tanker, Solano, went ashore at Point Arguello, one hundred miles north of here last night. sos" messages were picked up at many points along the coast. No details of the accident have been received, but it is believed nothing serious has happened. The steamer Bremerton is rushing to aid the dis tressed vessel.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
A New Club
(Ernest BaileYl

A Camera Club under the super vision of Sup't. Rasmussen is being formed at the High School. The purpose of this club is to instruct it's members in the art of photog- raphy. At the first meeting re- gently held, there were a good many of the students present who seemed very anxious to become members and start with the work which would be taken up by this club.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
FOX INSPECTOR
LEAVES FOR STATES l. M EnHlarl of the BlnlneIeaI

Survey arrived in Wrangel Mon day on the Sea Otter, Kenyon c. TaImage captain. The purpose Of the call at this port was to bring in Perry A. Cole who has been in specting foxes in Southeastern AL aska for the government. Mr. Cole departed for the East on the Prin- cess Mary. Mr. Goddard states that Mir. Cole or some other inspector will make trip of inspection through Alaska next year, and this will be the last opportunity to have silver foxes registered as the records will close in 1928.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

Mir. and Mrs. T. H. Burns. Mrs. George E. Lee. and Harry Horn of Tokeen were in town this week Superintendent Burns reports that the Vermont Marble Company ship ped a barge load of marble less than month ago and that another load will be shipped within the next few days.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
WORLD FAMOUS MAGICIAN
 DIES OF PERIT0NITTs

DETROIT, Nov. 1.-Harry Hou- dinf. world famous magician and ex- poser of fakes. died here today of peritonitis following an operation for appendicitis. Houdini had pre- dieted a week ago that he would slip out of his illness like he had freed himself from hundreds of trick positions. but blood poisoning set in and Death would not be de- nied.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
HALLOWEEN PARTY

Tue Sunday Schools Of the 2Hss byteriau and Episcopal churches united forces Saturday evening and had a most enjoyable Hallowe eE party at St Philips gymnasium The ministers of the churches ana the Sunday School teachers provided games suitable 10 the occasion and saw to it that the 150 children present haa a good time. Gand. bar prizes were awarded 10 the winners in the various games ana contests. Refreshments of fruit and ice cream were served at the close of the festivities.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
QUEEN ARRIVED SEATTLE
 THIS AFTERNOON

SEATTLE, Nov 4.-Queen Marie arrived here this afternoon and is being entertained by Samuel Hill at his mansion. Hill is in charge of the Queens state tour.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
ATTEMPTED JAIL DELIVERY
 IN FAMOUS TOMBS PRISON

NEW YORK CITY, Nov. 4.-Four men were killed and two wounded during an attempt to break jail in the famous Tombs prison yesterday. Two wardens were also reported in- jured. Three conyicts, feigning ill- ness, were being led from their cells when they attempted to escape.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
Operation Successful

Mrs. Ellery Carlson returned on rious operation for an advanced case of ophthalmic goitre The op- eration was very successful and Mrs. Carlson is making a good re- coyery.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

NEW YORK. Nov. 4- Ont Of eight states which voted on the pro hibiton issue six of them went wet by huge majority Two voted to keep the present prohibition laws. The two arid districts Were Missouri and Colorado Illinois, New York. Nevada. Wisconsin, California and Montana voted wet
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

Kenneth Nelson, who was with U. S. Land Office Surveying party in the vicinity of Petersburg the past season went south on the Prin- cess Mary.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
NEWS FROM THE
 OUTSIDE WORLD
EVANS N0RTHBOUND

: SEATTLE, Nov. 4.-The Admiral 1vans sailed last night with nine
 cen passengers including F. J. 7heisen for WrangeI.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

Wrangell- Stikine Precinct Marquam 16, Sutherland 67, Batch eller 5. Shattuck 17, Steel 54, Ben jamin TO- Ferguson 49, Gurr 20, Hardy 15, Kubley 15. Locken 22, Paul 54, Worth 50
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
GANGsTERs D0WNED BY
 LAW ENFORCEMENT

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The agencies of law enforcement downed the gangsters and perpetrators of 'lec- lion frauds here yesterday. Proven tative measures by county and city officials hold reports of untoward incidents to an unusually brief list Several of the most prominent gang sfers were arrested in the streets but they were unarmed ana not near the polling places. There were fewer than half a lozen reports on minor disorders and none of ballot box seizures which heretofore have marred Chicago's elections.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

WASHINGTON, D. c.-Amer11G;a1 Anne 1;1s 3 supply of chrisma1s ard1gg ff to prohibition officials Liquor selaufeIb haue been light coast of New York nay nave before es since CT this year than @ ever hecame came effec- u the prohibition. ., laws was 0goa9 made of the tive. No mention was n'N Pacific coast.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
For Territorial Senator
For Territorial Representatives
 -Four to be electedl

Wrangell-Preeinet No. Mar quam 91, Sutherland 274, Batchell- CT Is, Shattuck 75, Steel 209, Ben jamin BOA, Ferguson 214, Gurr 112. Hardy TO, Kubley S6. Locken 81. Paul PA. Worth 214
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

NEW YoRK.-The modern girl ouest of a flat boyish figure IS m creasing tuberculosis, according to Doctor Alice Anderson.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04
SAN FRANCIsCo,-

SAN FRANCESCA A lispingg story of a six-year old boy caused inc arrest of a man following the mysterious shooting of his wife. The boy told an innocent story oI nay ing seen Papa put bullets III 1ne gun. The man reiterates tnat has wife committed suicide put ne ls pe ing held on charges of murder
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

cordova-Marquam 246, suther= land 234
 Mecarthy-Marquam T. suther- land B
 Yaldez-Marquam 1o1, suther- land 73
 ehitina- Marquam 50, suther- land 44
 seward-Marquam 200, suther- land 132
 Anchorage-Marquam 197, suth- #fland 675
 Several small precincts outside Anchorage combined-Marquam 48. Sutherland PCT
 Fairbanks-Marqu 4S0, Suth- erland 56S
 Nenana- Marquam 51, Suther- land. 114
 Kodiak Marquam 34, suther- land 97
 Nome-Marquam n. Sutherland 278.
 St. Michael-Marquam 5, suth- erland '
 kandledna-Marquam 1, suther- land Is
 Cape Nome-Marquam 2. suther- land 94
 Woodrow-Marquam s, suther- land 9
 Hot springs, Tofty. Eureka, Ram part combined - Marquam Il. Sutherland 27.
 MeGrath-Marquam 16, Suther= land 24.
 Alitak-Marquam ?. Sutherland 10.
 Taeotna-Marqnam 10, suther- and 29 land
 Ruby Marquam ', Sutherland 8
 Bethel-Marquam 2, Sutherland Girdwood-Marquam II, suther- land 16
 Eagle-Marquam 1. Sutherland 30
 Nulato- Marquam 3, suther- Fort Yukon-Marquam 5, suth- erland IT
 Holy Cross-Marquam 1, suther= land B
 Long Creek-Marquam g, suth- erland IT
 Kennecott-Marquam 49, Suth- erland 25
 Jumbo-Marquam Is, Sutherland IT
 Eyak-Marquam n, Sutherland Bonanza-Marquam 30, suther- land 10
 Tunnel-Marquam 3. Sutherland. 12.
 Wiseman-Marquam 1, suther- land, g.
 eirele-Marquam. 5. Sutherland. Long Marquam g, suth- erland IT.
 cleary-Marquam 1. Sutherland Moose Pass-Marquam ?, suth- ar'ana 21
 Fortuna Ledge Marquam 1, uth arland 13
 Rfchardson-Ma Marquam 4, Suth erland 12
 Ester Marquam I, Sutherland 86
 Ch tanika-Marquam 50, suth- erlan7 5G
 Leyingood-Marquam 3, suther- land 34.
 atouche-Marquam 63, Suther- land 27
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

jamin BOA, Ferguson 214, Gurr lI25 Hardy TO, Kubley S6. Locken 81, Paul 224, Worth 214.
 Wrangell- stikine Precinct Marquam 16, Sutherland 67, Batch eller 5. Shattuck IT, Steel 54, Ben jamin 70, Ferguson 49. Gurr 20, Hardy 15, Kubley 15, Locken 22, Paul 54, Worth 50
 Ketehikan fineluding Charcoal and Reyiue) Marquam 785, Shattuck 691, Steel 609, Benjamin 682. Ferguson 688. Gurr 739, Har- dy. GIT, Kubley 931. Locken 704. Paul 692, Worth 649.
 Juneau, Precinct No. 2.-Mar- quam 200, Sutherland 150, Batch elIer s. shattuck 198, Steel 75, Ben jamin IA, Ferguson 113, GNrr 213. Hardy 233, Kubley PIP, Locken 206, Paul 1O6, Wotrh IA.
 Juneau, Precinct No. Mar quam 412, Sutherland 24S, Batch elIer 81. Shattuck 442. Steel 101, Benjamin ITO, Ferguson 174, Gurr 442, Hardy Al, Kubley 453, Lock- en 437. Paul 133, Worth 153.
 Juneau-Julian- Marquam 6. Sutherland IS, Batcheller 8, Shat tuck T, Steel II, Benjamin IT, Fer guson 13, Gurr 10, Hardy g, Ku bley 6, Locken s. Paul 14, Worth 15.
 Klawock- Marquam 8, suther- land 134, Batcheller 2. shattuck 0. Steele 132, Benjamin 133. Fergu- son 136, Gurr 4, Hardy 6. Kubley 2, Locken 2, Paul 136, Worth 134
 Crafg-Marquam 20, Sutherland 90, Batcheller 2, Shattuek IT, Steel 84. Benjamin Fl, Ferguson 82, Gurr 19, Hardy 19, Kubley 23, Locken 22, Paul TT, Worth IT
 ydaburg-Marquam 25, Suther- land 94, BatchelIer 5, Shattuck 24, Steel 86, Benjamin 96 Ferguson 91, Gurr 27, Hardy 25, Kubley 27. Locken 22,. Paul 92, Worth 95
 sitka- Marquam los, Suther- land 209, Batcheller 38. Shattuck 91, Steel 165, Benjamin POP, Fergu- son 199, Gurr 105, Hardy IA, Ku- bley 96, Locken 1O2, Paul 18O, Worth 18O.
 Douglas-Marquam 47, Suther- land 121, Batcheller 34, Shattuck GA, Steel IT, Benjamin 97, Fergu- son 105, Gurr 59, Hardy IT, Ku- bley 49, Locken 59, Paul 82, Worth 63.
 skagway-Marquam 127, suth. erland 85, Bateheller TO, Shattuck 85, Steel AS, Benjamin 65. Fergu- son 75, Gurr 132, Hardy 148, Ku- bley 123, Locken 126, Paul 62 Worth 56
 readwell-Marquam 6, Suther- land 3. Batcheller 3, Shattuck 6 Steel 2, Benjamin 2, Ferguson Gurr 5, Hardy g, Kubley 6, Locken '.
 Salmon Creek Marquam ', Sutherland 16 Batcheller 6, Shat tuck s, Steel 6, Benjamin II, Fer guson 10, Gurr s. Hardy IS, Kubley 8, Locken 8, Paul B, Worth 15
 Haines- Marquam A, suther- land 58, Batcheller 10, Shattuck 43. Steel 3S, Benjamin AZ, Fergu- son 46, Gurr 40, Hardy 56, Kubley 38, Locken 35, Paul AT, Worth 40.
 KaKe-Marquam IT, Sutherland 102, Batcheller II, Shattuck 13, Steele 86, Benjamin 9S, Ferguson 95, Gurr 15, Hardy 16, Kublev IA, Loeken IT, Paul 103, Worth 99.
 Petersburg -Marquam S6, Suth- erland POP. Batcheller 20, Shattuck 95, Steel 131, Beniamin 156, Fergu- son 128, Gurr S6 Hardy 84, Ku- bley 78, Locken 139 Paul 40, Worth 172
 Scow Bay-Marnuam 9. Suther land 35. Batcheller 1. Shattuck 1, Steel 26, Benjamin 21, Ferguson 29, Gurr 4, Hardy 4, Kubley 3, Locken 6, Paul 32, Worth 27
 Sheep Marquam 8, Suth- erland 8, Batcheller 2, Shattuck y, Steel 5. Benjamin 5, Ferguson 6, Gurr 13, Hardy 10, Kubley 9, Lock en g, Paul 1, Worth 6
 Wacker City-Marquam 2, Suth-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, NOV NOV t a1o eweden is reviving the ancient sio, o 1meu ries of mediaeval Sweden Tor tne Hs wedding F1ed Thursday of Princess s3a Ae of mgdutoe trid tn Grown Prince Leopold oi Belgium.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

LONDON.-Premier Baldwin an. nounced he is against plans on .slso .uo for forced truce in the coal s.l,nd u4n n,,d and said the industry must ''"AiN on it's feet like all others
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

c. A. West of Petersburg arrived from the States on the Alaska Mon day evening. He left on the Tas- mania on the following day for his homo
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov: I;- ;:. conator for Swanson, Democrat of Vlr- einia. has announced that Demo a,,o erats will demand a new tax asa;on reaIH ton program at the coming Session of Congress.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 1.-Fraudu- ]ent circulars have been posted Wltn fake statements that the Catnolls economic boycott has been called off against the Mexican govern ment
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

PARIS, Nov. 1.-The French gov ernment officials are planning campaign to have Paris homes open ed for entertainment of American Legionaires who will come to the next convention here in 1921 They want to wipe out talk of unpaid bills and anti-foreign feeling.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

", A. Lucas who was a resident of Wrangell for a number of years. but who now resides at Sitka, was aboard the Admiral Evans Friday enroute east.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

Harry Coulter left on the Prin- cess Mary for Montana where Mrs. Coulter has been visiting for several weeks.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

BERLIN--Monday is pay day for the Hohenzollerns. Five million marks in gold will be paid the for. nor German royal family.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

Appointments for portrait sit tfngs may be made at the Photo Shop any time after Monday No vember Sth.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

The Guild will meet with Mrs. k. A. Lindman next Wednesday afternoon. This will be the last meeting before the sale and all work should be turned in.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

Mrs. F. E Bronson left on the Princess Mary Tuesday for Seattle where she will visit relatives.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

Scow Bay-Marauam 9. Suther- land 35. Batcheller 1. Shattuck 1, Steel 26, Benjamin 21, Ferguson 29, Gurr 4, Hardy 4, Kubley 5, Locken 6, Paul 32, Worth 27
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

DETROIT, Nov. 1.-James Gun nifee, wanted for the robbery of the U. S. mail truck and the murder of it's driver in Elizabeth, N. J., was killed in a row here over the divisio of $300,000 spells. James Olsen, another bandit. an unidentified wo- man, and a policeman were also killed during the fusilade of bullets.
 NEW YORK-All defendants, in- eluding Mrs. Frances Hall win go on the witness stand during their trial for the murder of Rector Hall and Mrs. Mills, his choir leader.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

Sheep -Marquam 8, Suth- erland 8, Batcheller 2, Shattuck y, Steel 5. Benjamin 5, Ferguson b, Gurr 13, Hardy 10, Kubley g, Lock .en g. Paul 1, Worth
The Wrangell sentinel., 1926-11-04

c. S. Ghapin of Karheen is a visi- tor to Wrangell this week.