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ADAM <. wEscHLER { soN, Auetioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-aTORY BRICK
DWELLING, NO. 322 q STREET


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWo-aToRY BRICK
DWELLING, NO a22 @ STREET
NORTHEAST
By virtue Of y certain deed OF trust, duly
recorded In Liber No. 1914, folio 394 ct SEQ
of the land records OF the District OF Co
iunha, and 1T the request OF the party
Will offer for sale by public auction in front
Fl PouR as P pHY or se RP is2a At
FoUR~THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the follow
Ing described land and premises situate IN
the District Of Columbia. 10 wit: Lot 81 IN
Joseph N. Cafmody,G subdivision OF lois ~
square TIT. a. per plat recorded IN the once
0f the surveyor for the District of Columbia
IN f,lber 80. at folio SO,
Terms Of sale: One~f fourth OF the pur~
chase money TO be- paid Ia cash, balance IN
three equal snslallments. represented by the
pr0miasoFy notes Of the purchaser, payable
III one, two and three years, with interest,"
at Der cent per annum from day 81 sale
payable sent annually, secured by deco OF
trust upon property sold or All c laaa AZ
aured at sale. All conYeyancing, recording
aud uOtsrial feeS At cost OF purcnhser,
days from day Of sale, otherwise trustees
reserve the Tlsht 10 resell property ht Ilsk
and cost Of deisuitin; purchaser, at,sf sd mSe
RAYMOND ), , yiEnnuCf,ntiER'
au23 dadA.exsu&hoi Trustees
ADAM A. WEsCHLEn ~ SON. Auetioneers
WIrH SIDE ALLEY. iMpR s, .,In MI, HI
S SE8ssFT r SRsiaHAs' hRi ok" GARAGE
nv yirtne of q certain deed Of trust duly
recorded Ia Liner No 5000. folio 10 ct Eeq'
OF The land records OF the District OF Column
Dia and at the request Of the party se,
cured thereby, the undersigned trustees VIII
offer for sale by PUBLIC auction u trqnt q
the premises on TUESDAY, THE FOuHIH
DAY Or SEPTEMBER. 1928, At FIVE
O'CLOCK Pm the following desGfinea isil1
and premises. hltugte IN The District u
Calumbin, To wit, The north 10 feet irony
hy tne full depth thereof of original lot ~
lI square 96S now known for PURPOSES pi
assessment aud taxation 81 lot BIZ IN saia
Terms Of sale One fourth OF the purchase
munrs 10 be paid IN cash, balance IN thTee
equal iffstallments, represented ny VIC
prDmtasOry notes al the purchaser, payable
IN orr, two and three YEATS, with lntefshl ~
per cent per annum from DAY OF sale
/ payable semi annually, secured ny nsed pt
trust upon the property sold. Of all cash
1T option Of purchaser deposit OF $500 90
fcauifed NJ sale. All eGnyeSanelne. record
! IN and H0tarial fees al coat Of purchaser
| Terms 10 be complied with within thirty
days from day, Of sale otherwise trustees
reserve The. risht 70 reaeil proptrty " rIsk
| dsyE advertisement ~ such resale IL some
saSk09ee9 /. SsaahRIcAH
saass dAdAszslkhol Trustees,
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American automobiles have been e.
pecially popular among French drivers
thls year.
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TOMORROW.
THoS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
it3l Eye Street Northwest


TRUSTEFS' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS
PREMISES i29 18th STREET SOUTH
EAST
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust duly
recorded in Ltber No. sass, folio % ct SEQ .,
Of the and records OF the District Of Co
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction. IN front Of the
FOURTH DAY OF AuGUsT. AID. 1928, AT
THREE O'CLOCK PM. the following de
SSsribed land and premises. situate, in the
betne lot l26 in Johnson and others sub
division OF lots In square 1897, per plat
recorded IN the Office Of the surveyor for
the District Of Columbia in Liber rs. at
folio "a
Terms: Sold subject 10 prior deed Of
trust for $500 further particulars OF which
VIII be announced at time of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust to be paid IN
cash A deposit of $500 required. Convey
aneing, recording. etc.; at purchasers cost
Terms TO be complied with within thirty
DAYS. otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and reSold at
the discretion OF the trustees.
HARRY K. BOSS,
II. GLENN PHELPS.
suisl7.ao.2c.2S Trustees.
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i42i EYE sTREET NORTHWEST
hg nEs ph s5E E xb D&EI 1qss
KEowa IS PHElsIsEs %os.s65 our
s suT sop nv ss!f "I" JERSEY AVE
b. Virtue 81 y eertsln dsed Of trust duly
recorded IN fiosr NO 500, folio 4i3 81. sea.
irbis. and At She request Of the party
seessfpe thereby. &he undersigned trustees
81 Eel q 0 ~,ys aas9 THn tf"I wR 4 r.
MITE DAY Or AUGUST; AID 1923. At
THREE ocLocE Pm. The following - e.
DlssTsct Of colaIatis. aud designatso a. and
t2slHs al u lot euo tie south loot
IN dsDth Of lot In Jdt,n Millers kubdiyl-
sisH a SduzrF east ~ square 500. as per
- Pc r s o. ste once Of the surveyor foT
tles Diststcl % ColDnbia
trast Tor 3. ~ % iUrtRsf particulars Of
which vii Be ANNOUNCED al time 81 sale
ths paEchass prics shove salo tsust =? BE-
SsonYeyanciAEs recording. etc ~ DhF"
ehsssr's cos. Terms % Dc Complied with
s.,tsc and Inc property may be advertised
10 Fssoi6 1t ire fyacretlGn Of toe trustees
CaBJti-Es . MUIR
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s,-gf3gIg ). OwRl. 4 sok. AucftoHEEEs.
14sl Eve street Northwest
rRusTEgg sAEE qE ysk 91sE5 e, hFiL
pETkYk EE4 20 INlAgyLssls 80 -,
M LOT. 4E TIE sogth <l siL1E 9F
Maplsck aTEEgLT vAss ADJ. s s9scss1nhVl
E.TTE ErEEiTs NORTHWEST 49,.
eo y ssi = sf .: tS y e da,S e e.
isnsa &c reeelea Of he parties st n6,a
.s..is tie uisaersignsd wa ssi' Il S.ti,,lss
Iels n fr0s9 VI tse pfppTs,y %. sJfftl
~ Ia.flSlLET EpI4IETIETH la@s, q ID - "a
Dss.II ~ pm The f0iI0wn ig ~asstt iDs. tss -
s..La< "a tie District of ColnH'btsass H. ans
tI.ss1 ss,s gsog5DeEed eighty EIGHT 90 ,,,,
handrea fIOol, eeL4kys' "a s sSas sszes,' a.
bsfee tt, tn.rt z, L. 81 trust. upon this
f0e sss d sss AZ e.h in's gss ' y i sss
~ esnYesan tifs. reeoF eiDks1 t1tle St
ias ~ 1s ssshssaSsal 100 90 yia + 4
earsd :, sas 81 & S says aff rom The oa'
= ,t ' o. fpSsI forfeited sha 81 M fhe S d.
,r4s ssxsta N a1s cost ato fiE u ~ pgs.
H. f;ttre ssr ffsatT. after aye ~ II s9n,f
ssaas aassr Eaeu4ept ~ stlcn fSS"1" "
N&Si3in glen u gae W. pa pet ,,,.s 3ArT
y FR5 ~ iss,s sAse NV
u : WHY l + SE d Nv
~ assa .zS.sx.. s~ Trustees.
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THOs, j OWEN SON. AUCTIoNEERS
1881 Eye Street Northwest.

TRqSIEES SALE rs Qr TX xALg gaSsFsrT M;
9STck TTo7ST p3Rd AMP W}rI PAsE sM46SE
TM eS : AP Si 1hE & On THE SppEs
Two FLOORS, KNOWN AS PREMISES
2Is3 2 STREET NORTHWEST WASH
whereas, default having been made In the
payment Of the semi annual interest on me
debt secured on the hereinafter described
trust Bearing dat. January 2s. 1923. arg
feo $751; anons the snd reeords Of the
District CT Columbia, and at the written
s. sss deed pf Q, rust the the
trustee named N said deed OF trust. wl.l
offer tor sale under he proyiSiSons tnsrsot'
TMEk WYE iFog RfHo BAY s. AuaGsr; Ab:
way, and appurtenances thereunto belong
i i District of Columbia. namely: Lot
numbered hfty;three tsSl in Ella G. Mi Ia,
four n saaare o.
teTl. as per plat recorded in L;her S.. folio
Fs ssbect f to the o. co owe Of
Terms OF sale: .one-third of the purchase
must be made with the trustee at time Of
sale, and the balance, In equal notes Of
after date Of sale. with interest at the rate
Of six per cent per annum. and payable
the property sold, or all cash, at the option
o. the purchaser; The terms OF sale TO De
OF saiS. in oesault of which the property
will be reSold at the risk and cost OF the
6efaulting purchaser after five days read
TsTtsemept IN some newspaper published
In Washington. D. G. All eonyeyanctng,
title examination and recording at the ex-
pense OF the purchaser
UNION TRUST co OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Trustee.
BY GEO. r. FLEMING.
(Ses!B Attest Vice President,
IRVING ZIPPLE. 18th H SITS. NV.
Secretary
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CASTIEMAN,S INN

A colonial resort near Bluemont, on Shen-
anooah River; valley. mountain and watei
scenery shaded ground, drives, fishing boat
ing. swimming; new baths and sewerage: NO
children. inVaids or tuberculars taken; Sis
and $l8 per week. up to December Is. Book
tat N4our Rprryy{ifp. Va DIS
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WANTED 70 Buy OR RENT HOUSES

Washington business man
wishes TO rent, unfinished, or
rent with option to buy at the
right price (all cash If desired)
home for himself and family of
four.
HOUSE must be strictly modern, pleasing
appearance, al least five bedrooms and two
or three baths. detached with pleasing
EgoNrds, one or two car garaze-iocation
preferably west Of Connecticut ave, south
Of Cleveland PARK east Of Wisconsin ave
ard north OF Massachusetts, ave
Give fun "Details, rental. sale price, ioca-
tsou and photcgraoh ia IrEt letter
Will zeal either directly with owner or
broker. mean business and ara ready TO
act pror9otiF.
ADDRESS Box 1907 Star Once
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wife In Name Only.
T:osrasSerS.

Martin was by himself In the hall
that evening when Laurita came down
the stairs, He stood transfixed at the
sight OF her. at the curious mixture
OF the ghostiy and the human. She
was wearing unreiieved white, dress
Of whits lace. q white silk shawl draped
about her in some strange way with
single red rose stealing out from
some secret place OF fastcning al her
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The Lonesomest Place.

n AIRY BRANDON had been in
~ n the station--it was the Uptown
N North Shore--for nearly an
i hour; each time the announcer
canaA train cha sat I'M
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dress Hcx 9sT-Z. Star office
WANTED TO BUK-H0USES.
I PAY Cash FOR SMALL HOUSES e A.
CkRYET. Main S77e. Room 1ei4. 1910
VI. ave s.g-
VIII PAY CASH FOR 10 8 ROOM OLD
foEss; would like possession within 80 days.
? T HUEGERFORD. Room 1914 Denrike
Big. Main $40.
PROPERTY. Sc OR NE: Cash OR
terms: quick results GLAJ3AdAE. Realtor.
sos Pc. ayr. Sc. Lin. 345 tMr TrippD
In he SELL on RErT YOUR PROPERTY
Personal attention. Send description and
price 20
AUSTIN N COOPER
Main 1872. 800 18th St. NV.
VIZ 1FS1RE TO PURCHASE AT ONCE
several ncNses and apis for cash, white or
eekeycd Also many clients who desire TO
p7rTrhase homes on terms. Cou1municste
With Us Immediately IL sou want . quick
EHowALTEE REALTY co.
1893 " ave n zl25 Eve. Sun. Ciry s;Sg
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AEoT A-A1aai-@ y e L okAtsfJNtt sH,i0
Near Grant Circle.
One Of the most delightful ioca-
toux in Northwest Washington. near
public and psroehial schools, stores.
transpoTts ton. etc.--a big 20-foot
colonial brick hone-e1ual to new in
every respect. Six rooms. a beauti-
stl tile bath. First floor, living room.
Gsrfng room and reception hall: sec
ozaE floor, big bedrooms. Large
covered front porch. breakfast porch
and sleeping porch: hardwood floors
maid toilet; garage.
Gan Be Bought Very Cheap.
REASONABLE TERMs
You'll have to see this homie 20
Zee LIZ appreciate 81
PHONE SERVICE TILL PM
CAFRITZ.
fAfzt 4 K II A1an
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AUCTION SALES.
sS.znrA wsssaa-rx ~RS&NS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SEMI

-------------hs1hSs III HsstttNNVtNs--------
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS
1881 EYE ST. NV.
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THOS ] OWEN < SON. AUCTIONEERS
1881 Eye Street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SIX
ROOM BRICK AND FRAME HOUSE:
2-CAR GARAGE. 1918 UNION STREET

SW
By virtue OF certain deed OF trust duly
recorded in Llber No. sSes. folio 265 ct seq
OF the land records Of the District OF Co
lumbia. and at the request of the party Sc
cured thereby, the undersigned trustees VIII
sell at public auction. IN front OF the prem
ises, on FRIDAY. THE TMENTY-E0nEIH
DAY OF AUGUST, A,D: 1928; AT THREE
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the following
described and and premises. situate in the
District of Columbia and designated as ana
being part OF original lot numbered City
1901 in square numbered FIVE hundred and
two t502), beRlnning 6 feet south from the
northwest corner Of said lot, THENCE south
Is feet, thence east 100 feet to a public alley,
thence north is feet, thence west 100 feet
to the beginning.
Terms: Sold subject to q prior deed Of
trust for Si5a0. further particulars OF which
Will be announced at time OF sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust TO be paid in
cash A deposit OF $500 required. Convey
ancing, recording, eft. At purchasers cost.
Terms to be coinpii / with within thirty
50} days, otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and TeSold
at the discretion Of the trustees.
HARRY K, BOSS.
H GLENN PHELPS.
aul5I7,2o22.23 Trustees
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SALE or RENT HOUSES.


SEVERAL BEAUTTFTL CHEVY CHASE
homes: strictly modern: reasonable al
dress Hcx 1917. Star offce.
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au2l. g. 25.IB.3IAVi TfrsfeeN.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON. Auctioneer!
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Continued in Tomorrow Starr
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FUTURE DAYS

fSeaiB Attest. Vice President,
IRVING ZlRPLE. 18th H SITS. NV.
Secretary.
aE3S~uS,GS eySlI
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29
BISHOP ROWE
 VISITS HERE
 FOR FEW DAYS
Churchman ol North 10 Hold Services
 Tonight Local Church

Returning from q trip into the interior as far as Fairbanks where he conducted ordination services. the Rt. Rev. r. T. Rowe. Bishop of the Alaska diocese of the Pro testant Episcopal Church, and pioneer chufehman of the north. 'arriyed here Tuesday Oh the steamer Aleutian. He will hold a special service tonight at Holy Trinity Cathedral.
 At the time he went west sev. eTal weeks ago, Bishop Rowe planned to make an extensive trip out of Fairbanks, by dog team, to the region around the headwatefs of the Panama River lnclement weather and other conditions caused him to cancel these ar engagements.
 At Fairbanks Bishop aswe or- dained NJ. L. Warner into the priesthood, and A. G. FaAesiton was ordained as deacon. de also visited at Cordova. Anchorage and Seward before returning here. He will remain here until Friday leaving on the Admiral Rogers for Wrangell, going from there to Ketchikan where he will conduct the Easter service. He will go to Seattle from Ketchikan to hold ordination services and expects to
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29
SPECIAL MEETING OF
 CITY COUNCIL TODAY

To discuss the advisab'lity of submitting the authorized sewer bond issue 10 local voters at the municipal election next Tuesday. q special meeting of the City Council has been called for s o'clock tonight in Council Chari bers While the Act authorizes the issuance of securities to the amount of $60,000, it is proposed to issue but $10,000 this year 10 cover necessary sewer replace ment, according to a statement made by Mayor T. B. Judson be- fore a mass meeting held in the City Hall last Tuesday evening.
 The meeting unanimously adopt- ed a resolution asking the Mayor to call a special Council meeting for the purpose of submitting the question of issuance to the voters next week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29
CONSPIRACY IN OIL CHARGED UP
 ID DEMOCRATS
Senator Robinson M a k e s Speech in Senate De-
 lending Republicans

WASHINGTON. March 29- United States Senator Arthur R.. Rohinecn, Republican of Indiana. in the Senate today said the con spiraey to get control of the Naval oil Reserves was not form ed in Chicago during the Repub- iiean National Convention in 1920 but in Washington during the Wilson Administration and was participated ip by high Ad- ministration officials and aided and abetted by other high stand ing Democrats.
 Senator Robinson said the rec ord shows wholesale influencing by private oil interests of Fed eral officials including Cabinet officers and important assistants and was in full bloom under the Wilson Administration. Exhaus- ton of the nations and navy's oil supply was already well under way due to Democratic acts of both legislation and administra- tion, Senator Robinson concluded.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29
CHAMBER MEETS
 FRIDAY NIGHT
Will Hold Regular Weekly Meeting at 6: 30 P. M.
 Instead of Noon


 The Chamber of Commerce will hold it's regular weekly meeting at 6:30 p. Ill. tomorrow instead of the usual noon hour, in accord with arrangements made two weeks ago. 1t will be held in the luncheon room of the Alaska Electric Light & Power Company as usual and the dinner will be provided and served by the Martha Society of the Presbyter- ian Church.
 This is the first evening meet ing to be held by the Chamber in several years. Is is an experi- ment and is being tried out for the benefit of members of the or ganization unable to get away for the noon meetings. If sue cessful, it will be made month ly feature.
 A feature of the entertainment program will be songs by Sam Ritter. accompanied by Earle Hunter at the piano.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29
WOMAN'S CLUB
 INCORPORATED

Articles of incorporation of the Juneau Woman's Club have been filed in the office of Secretary of Alaska Karl Theile.
 The objects and purposes of the Club. as quoted in the Articles are the cultural improvement of it's members and of the commnn- ity in which they live, and to that end 10 pursue the studies of cul- tural subjects, to consider and discuss social problems and pro mote concerted action and mutual helpfulness for the advancement of the general cultural interests and improvement of humanity
 The incorporators are members of the Club as follows Mrs. Ella n. Smith, D. Florine Housel, Mary P. Waggoner, Mrs. Mary J. Cor ham, Mae k. Williams, Mrs. Mary M. Monagle, Mrs. Esther Darby, Mrs. Carrie Redlingshafer Mrs Catherine B. Ross, Mrs. Louise Norton. Mrs. Marie Skuse, Mrs. Ann c. Pitshmann, Mrs. E. NJ. Policy, Stella NJ. Jones, Mrs. Clara Gruber, Mrs. Ella NJ. Anderson, Mrs. Eva Lanterman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29
FOUR TRUE BILLS
 ARE RETURNED BY
 GRAND JURY TODAY

Four true bills were returned by the Grand Jury. in the U. s. District Court this morning. The true bills were against Jack Diaz charged with perjury; David Ge- nander, charged with emhezzle- ment from the local postoffice;; John J. Roberts, charged with lar ceny from a dwelling; William alias Willie Hansen. charged with larceny from a dwelling.
 The charge against Diaz arises from his testimony in the Sin clair liquor case last November, when it is alleged he committed perjury.
 Genander, who has already been indicted for embezzlement from Juneau Postoffice, is now facing an additional charge, ii being claimed the postal authorities have found he stole S3154 in ad- dition to the amounts named in the previous charge.
 Roberts is alleged to have stol
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29
NEW BUYER ARRIVES
 FOR B. M. BEHRENDS

Earle R. Alcott. successor Of Mrs. John Meals, who for many years has been with the E. M Behrends Company as manager of the dry goods department and buyer. was an arrival here this week from the Outside. in com pany with his wife.
 For the past several years, MT. Alcott has been with leading clothing concerns on the Pacific Coast. and more recently has been associated with Frederick and Nelsou's big department store in Seattle, reputed as one of the best on the entire coast.
 MT. and Mrs. Alcott are making their temporary home at the Gas tineau Hotel, but will move into permanent quarters within a short time.
 Within a week or two Mrs. Meals will take a steamer south to join her husband. who IS now in Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29
MOOSE GUESTS
 OF 3. p. Q, EL-kS
Fine Program Given al So cial Washington Glee
 Club Also Attends

One of the best lodge mixer here for some time was last night in the Elks Hall. given by Lodge No. 420 to the members Of the l.. o. o. Moose, and to which the members of the University of Washington Glee Club were in vited
 Opening the entertainment Earle Hunter Jr, and Ed Blak of the Moonlight serenaders, ell tertained with musical numbers following which Miss Harriet Hol- man gave soft shoe dances.
 One of the features of the en- tertainmenf were three four-round bouts put on by Filipino fighters who performed excellently. The bouts were staged as an exhibi. ton of ability rather than as fights for knockout.
 The Varsity Quartet wss the next group to entertain, and they sang three numbers. one jazz, one old time song. and novelty SC lection. When this was finished the Glee Club sang several selec tions.
 Later the hosts and guests ad iourned to the lodge rooms on the top floor of the hall where a luncheon was served Glee Club n. smbers again sang for the gath ering, and after dinner stories were in order until the social ended shortly after midnight.
 William Garster Frank Metcalf and Henry Messerschmidt com posed the committee which ar ranged the affair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29
SEWARD DAY TO BE
 OBSERVED TOMORROW

Tn commemoration of the sign ing of the treaty. transferring the territory of Alaska from Russia to the United States, March 90. 1867. tomorrow, designated as Seward Day, will be observed throughout Alaska as territorial holiday.
 All territorial and federal off ces and the banks in Juneau will be closed. The offices in the Court House will be closed and Court will not be in session.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29
SQUAW CREEK RICHNESS YET
 10 BE PROVED
Party from New Strike Say Prospects Favorable But
 More Work Is Needed


 John SienLraten 1stampede Johanie), Karl T. kuhl and $. ]. Clef9 returned 10 Juneau on the Mafsniia from Haines, completing ten weeks trip to the SquaB Creek strike near Dalton Post on the old Dalton Trail They say that while 1t is Loo soon to deter mine the richness of the creek, the prospects are favorable. All Of them staked claims, and will return to the district fl the de velopment. are favorable. About loo claims have been staFed and little less than S2OO was taken out late last fall before the freeze up. The country was discovered by Indians and most of the stalk ing done by them.
 Mr. Stenbraten. Mir. Kuhl and Mr. clerf left Juneau January [, and went into the country by way of Whitehorse They returned over the Dalton Trail via Rainy Hollow. the Poreupine cousry and Haines Stages are running from Haines for a distance of eighteen miles The party had dogs and say the trip was not q bad one at all The Mounted Police maintain communication between Champagne Landing and Sqnaw Creek
 Souaw Creek lies partly in Brit ish Columbia, where it heads, and partly in Yukon Territory. About half of the hundred claims that have been staked are in Yukon and the other half in British Co- lumbia. The creek flows into the Tatshenshini River, tributary of the Alsek River. Ii is about loo miles from Haines.
 "Topographically and geological ly Squaw Creek is a promising prospect" said Mr Stenbraten. "The fall is about 10 per cent, and there is plenty of water for nlacff mlHlnS- He NdSh - iiNHf with boulders which may cause some difficulty, and. it Is beliey- cd is about twenty feet deep. The strike was made late last season and none had an opportunity 10 get to bedrock except on the rim in a few places and there is where the gold. about S200, was taken out. There will be a good deal of work in the country this season, and more will be known of the country when bedrock shall have been reached in a few places
 Mr. Stenbraten says the coun- try is inviting for prospecting for lode properties.
 The returning prospectors are at the Gastineau and will remain in Juneau for week or ten days, al least. It is MT. Stenbraten's purpose to make trip soon into the lode properties he has located in the Porcupine district at the boundary line between Alaska and Yukon Territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-03-29
WHEREABOUTS OF JOHN w. SAVAGE WANTED BY
 SISTER IN SOUTH OAK

Mrs. A. ] Curtis. of Mitchell, , South Dakota, is asking informa- tion as to the whereabouts of her brother, John w Savage. sup posed to be in or near Juneau. He was in the Philippines sery- ing in the 10th U S. Infantry, came to Alaska, then enlisted in the World War. Upon his return from France and the last heard from him was in Colfax. Wash, in 1922. Since then Mrs. Curtis has been unable to locate Savage and believes he has returned 10 Juneau.