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SCOUTS
(Conducted by National Council of th« Bojr
Scout* of Auivtic*.)
SERVE S0i\S OF VETERANS
During the tlve days of the Confed
erate Veterans' reunion, held at Chat
tanooga. boy scouts were on duty dally
from 18 to 20 hours a day, meeting
trains, acting as guides.and messen
gers, serving sandwiches nnd coffee,
helping manage trattle a« well as other
sninil ami hig offices in behalf of the
Teterans, who were loud In their praise
of their young friends' work.
The following resolution was passed
by the Sons of Confederate Veterans
in assembly:
"Resolved, by the Sons of Confeder
ate Veterans that a special vote of
thanks be extended to the boy scouts
of the city of Chattanooga for the
magnificent manner in which they have
discharged their duties during the re
union, and by their untiring efforts in
behalf of the veterans of their city
have shown plainly to all the |>eople
attending this reunion that they are
worthy sons of worthy sires, and that
they will keep up the spirit that has
made the South famous in song and
story."
W. N. Hndehurg. chairman of the
reutdon coinndttee. remarked that If
he had to name any one factor that
deserved more mention than any oth
ers toward making the reunion a suc
cess he would name "that wonderful
organization, the boy scouts."
WHEN BOY SCOUT IS HURT
Practically Every cjoy Scout Has tho
Ability to Render First Aid When
Nece«sary.
A DIFFERENT WAV
In Comment.ng on the service ren
dered by scouts at the American I.e
glou convention nt Kansas City, Her
bert Corey, a Journalist, makes tills
Interesting comparison:
"Time wag when a kid wm more or
les* of a nuisance around such a slath
ering as this. He was either In the
hall, under everyone's feet, because
he wanted to see. or being barred
from the hull, he clustered in windows
and looked through doors and saw
anyhow. He hail no more reverence
for authority than an Rsklmn has for
the Grand Llama. He was engaged
In learning something of this world
he lives In. and lie was learning In
the time-honored way in which boys
have learned—by being a terrible trial
to his elders and by not being discour
aged.
"The boy scout way has been a dif
ferent way. Al! that energy and
perseverance and courage that every
proper kid displays as a matter of
course In tlie current of his dally life
has been turned to good account. In
stead of being a nuisance, he has
been made Into a help. He has been
taught to see the dignity and honor
of service, too. so that no hi.notable
task seems menial to him, and no
obstacle Is ever permitted to hold
hlra hack. If the Legion—valuing
Americanism as It d'tes and was
shown by the resolutions adopted—
does not take these boys Into full fel
lowship of spirit—strike out that !f.
The boys are already in."
A~HARDING TROOP.
Troop number 12 of Kewanee, Ill
has been reorganized and Is now
known as the Harding troop. On
organizing, the scout scribe wrote to
President Harding asking for an auto
graphed photograph If he cared to
send one to the ti >op I hat was named
after Mm. The President "came
I across" and the troop Is now the proud
possessor of a !ar"e photoeraph which
bears the Inscrlpt'on "With Salnta
| tlons to Harding Troop, Boy Scoots,
j Warren G. HarUluu." 1
SOME INTERESTING EVENTS IN
JUNEAU'S INTER-SCHOOL MEET
There has been much excitement
in Juneau during the past week be
cause of the later-School meet that
drew many people froml0 various
parts of the first dlyJalon. Five
schools have been represented -and
ail have had a good and merry
time. The delegtions number 7i
and are as follows: Ketchikan, 17
students, 15 contestant*), 2 teachers,
5 adult visitors: Wrangell, 26 stu
dents, 22 contestants, 3 teachers, <
adult visitors; Haines and Chllkat
Valley. 10 students, 7 contestants.
1 teacher. 3 adult visitors.
Many of the visitors will .return
south today on the steamer Spo
kane, while others w^l 60 north
on the Queen. This afternoon the
guests will be taken thru the Alas
ka Juneau, mill, .Tomorrow after*
noon at 3 o'clock, there wlli be. dou
ble header basketball^ games be
tween the Douglas „ and Juneau
teams. In the evening at the high
school auditorium there will be a
final debate between the Juneau
and Wrangell high schools, followed
by the presentation of .trpphies.
Yesterday morning the visitors en
joyed an auto ride $o Sjendenhali
glacier. Lust night there was. bas
ketball and later a high school dance
at the school gymnasium. For sev
eral days past there have bensa many
social events in connection with, the
sports and other. exercises, so that
the visitors have felt well repaid tor
the few days spent In our midst.
Contests and the winners In the var
ious events were as follows:
Literary Events
(High School)
Oral English contest—First, Ju
neau, second, Haines; third Ketch
kan.
Written English contest—First,
Juneau; second, Douglas; third,
Wrangell.
Preliminary debate—Wrangell vs
Ketchikan, Wrangell wluner; Ju
neau vs Douglas, Juneau winner.
(Elementary School)
Spelling contest—-FirBt, Juneau;
second. Wrangell; third, Douglas. ,
Rapid calculation contest—First,
Junoau; second, Douglas; third,
Wrangell.
Oral English contest — First,
Wrangell; second, Haines; third, Ju
i noau.
.Declamatory, contest—First, Ju
neau: ¥. second,' Wrangell; third.,
Ketchikan.
Athletics
High School Boys' basketball: Ju
neau 'Vs Wrangell, Wrangell winner;
(Continued on Page 4)
L>E1'A RXMEN T OF THE INTERIOR
U. S. LAND OFFICE
•t Juurau, Alaska
' April 6, 1922.
NOTICE is hereby given that Ed
ward Hillenbrand, of Pleasant Camp
' via Haines, Alaska, who, on Marcb
6., 1922, made HE, No. 04020, foi
[lots 1, 2 and 3 SW^NEtf, Section
! 14, Township 2S S., Range 53H.,
1 Copper River Meridian, has filed no
! lice of intention to make 3-yeai
Proof, to establish claim to the land
| above described, before R. M. Odell
notary public, at Haines, Alaska
I on the 27th day ot May, 1922.
j Claimant names as witnesses: M
J. O'Connor, of Haines, Alaska;
| John Cryerman, ot Haines, Alaska;
j J. H. Chisel, of Haines, Alaska; Ar
1 tliur Jennings, of Haines, Alaska.
FRANK A. BOYLE. Register.
| DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. 8. L4NL OFFICE
at Juneau, Alauka
A April. IS,.1922'
I NOTICE Is heV^ay given that Mi
chael J. O'Connor, of Haines, Alas
ka, who, on April 13, 1922, madt
ME. NO, 04908. for lots 1 and S
Section 14;* and lot 1, Section 23
Township 30 §u Ruige 68 E., Cop
. per River Meridian, has filed notic*
! of Intention to make three-yeai
Proof, to establish claim to ths
land above described, before R. M
Odel. at Haines, Alaska, on the 2?tb
day of May, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses: N
| 6. Hanson, of Haines, Alaska; Chas
' Anway, of Haines, Alaska; Leon
Ballard, of Haines. Alaska.
FRANK A. BOYLE.
Register. "
BIBLE THOUGHT
FOR TOD At
REWARD OF HUMILITY.—Who
soever exalteth himself shall be
abased; and he that huznbleth him
self shall be exalte J.—Luke 14:11.
i But in lowliness of mind let each
esteem other better than themselves.
Look not every wan on his own
things, but every man also on the
thing9 of others.--Philippians.—2:
S, 4.
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Notice of-Delinquent Taxes on Real Property in the City of Skagway
TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given that the Delinquent Tax roll of Real property for the City of Skagway, Alaska, for the year 1922. lias been com
pleted and iB now open tor public inspection at the office of the City Clerk, and that the game will be presented to the District Court, for the
Territory of Alaska, Division No. One, at Juneau on the 10th day of June, 1922, for adjustment and order of sale
The Following list (hows the tracts as shown by the said Delinquent Tax Roll, the amount of tax, penalty atid interest thereon and
to whom assessed.
To Whom Auuuod t Description of property j Tax
v. Block i.' Lot
Isadora Kaufman 1 W Vi of 2 < and building I 7.90
Isudore Kaufman 1 Eb of 3 lot only 8.76
Nye & Clenjenger 2 W Vi of U> . and building
Bloom & Koraeh 2 N H of 12 and building
Wright & Feero 3 6-6 lota only 15.00
W. L. Stevenson 5 3-4-5-6 and building 54.00
H. Grimm £ S. 25 ft. of 7 lot only
Wright & Feero ...6 10 lot only 3.00
W. H. Millmore 6 3 lot only
C. A. Saake 6 5-6 and building 16.15
Edith Grimm 6 E % of 11-12 and building
W. J. Black well 9 4-EH of 5 and building 6.00
W. C. Wright 9 WVi of 5 .lot only 1.50
G. W. Dillon 11 1 and tuildlng 13.90
Chas. Nye IS 8-9-19 and building ,
Herman Olsen 18 1-2 and building
G. W. Dillon 19 1-2 and building 3.20
Chas. Karman 20 EH of 11 and building
Ceoritch & Karman 29 WVi of 11 and building
Abbie Cartwright 21 1 and building
Chas. Cartwright 21 2-3 lota only
Chas. Nye ...25 3-KH of 4 and buildings
Herman Grimm 26 8 25 ft, 9 in,
of NH of 7 and building
Herman Grimm i.28 all except 24 ft., 3 In. N
and 29 ft., 7 In.
K of 8 and building
Bloom & Koraeh ..28 1 and building 15.75
John Dennis 31 SH of 2 lot only
Henry Phillips ...31 11 and building 2.60
Geo. Dillon 33 7-8 W tract
of J lota only 11.60
Wm. Clayson 37 12 lot only 3.75
M. B. Clemenger i.38 11 lot only 1.50
W. H. Merrette 38 12 lot only 3.40
Herman Oisenv 38 5-6-7 lota only
Geo. Dillon ..59 % 7-8 and building 12.35
Geo. Dillon 69 2-3-4-5-6 and Luilding 8.95
Rosa Brown Estate 79 11-12 ,.(l and building
Geo. Dillon 72 1-2-3-4-5-6 lots only 15.40
John Peterson 72 12 lot only 5.25
C. A. Saake 75 4 lot only .90
John G. Price ,..84 5-6 lota only 4.25
Kate Barry, Estate 75 1 to 12, inc. lou only
Rosa Brown, Estate ....79 4 lot only
Edith Grimm ...85 7-8 lota only
Achlson & Chambers 86 2-4-5-5 lota only
Achison & Chambers . ..8S , 10 lot ouly
Wm. Clayson 90 1 lot only 3.75
C. D. Flquet 91 10 lot only
C. D. Flquet 94 12 lot only
H. C. Hukill 101 3-4-5 and building
D. N. Huktll, Estate 102 1-2-8-4-5-6-7-8 lota only
D. N. Hukill, Estate 102 11-12 lots only
D. N. Hukill, Estate 193 8-9-19-11-12 and building
—1920 1 | 19-1 1
| Grand
Penalty Interest | | Tax Penalty Interest | Total
$1.15 i .65 $ 7.90 $1.15 $ .05 I 18.80
1.00 .60 6.75 1.00 .15 16.05
29.25 4.35 .30 33.80
40.50 6.00 .30 46.80
1.80 1.39 15.00 ISO .10 35 00
7.95 4.35 64.00 7.95 .35 128.60
1.50 .25 1-75
.45 .25 3.U0 .45 7.15
4.90 .75 .05 5.70
2.40 1.30 16.15 2.40 .10 38.50
24.75 3.70 .15 28.60
.90 .50 6.00 .90 .05 14.35
.25 .10 1.50 .25 3-60
2.10 1.10 13.90 2.10 .10 33.20
36.00 5.40 .25 41.65
6.75 1.00 .05 7.80
1.25 .65 8.20 1.25 .05 19.60
3.00 .45 3.45
2.60 .40 3.00
3.40 .50 3.90
3.60 .55 4.15
17.30 2.60 .10 20.00
26.25 3.95 .15 30.35
22.50 3.35 .15 26.00
2.35 1.35 15.75 2.35 .10 37.55
.40 .05 .<5
.40 ..20 2.60 .40 6-20
1.75 .90 11.60 1.75 .05 27.65
.65 .30 3.75 .55 8.90
.20 .10 1.50 .20 3.50
.60 .25 3.40 .60 8.05
8.70 1.30 .05 10.05
1.85 1.00 12.35 1.85 .10 29.60
j.35 .70 8.95 1.35 .05 21.35
3.15 .45 3.60
2.SO 1.25 15.40 2. 30 .10 36.75
.80 .40 5.25 .80 .05 12.55
!l5 .05 .90 .15 2.15
.65 .35 4.25 .65 10.16
14.50 2.15 .10 16.76
1.50 .20 1.70
6.00 .90 .05 6.95
6.76 .85 .05 6.65
.90 .15 105
.55 .30 3.75 .55 .05 8.95
1.50 .20 1.70
1.90 .30 2.20
5.40 .80 ,.05 6.25
11.60 1.70 .05 13.25
4.40 .65 .05 6.10
6.70 1.00 .05 7.75
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hare hereunto »et my hand and affixed the Official Seal of the City or Skagway, Alaska, laia mu o»/ o»
April. 1922.
• . " CLAEA CARSON,
(SEAL) .. , •-. ■ ' City Clerk. _ \j " . " | .\L.jJ