Oitina is ^appy to welcome so many visitors twis "week-,
Oey are: v ; v
W. Carson Ryan*Jr.
T.J. Bailey.
W. A.-Lnvall
Mr. Sc Mrs. Scott Leavitt
Mr. Sc Mrs. flas. W. * Byrns
Mr. Sc Mrs.. Lon B. Cotton '
Mr. Sc Mrs. Wm. Hastings
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Mnrp^y .
3dw. T# Taylor
Robert Ince, .
Hayno Bell
W. R. Baton & wife
Lillian ' Johnson ' H
Anne Mnmmett .
Mr. Sc Mrs.' G. M. Spence '
Laniel B. Joseph .
Cora E. Miller
Fanny Flattan
Edna Mark
Grace Mark -
Mary McQnilkan
-Mabel Street «.
E. W. Sawyer*'
Tvos. Grover
• Washington, D.’C.*.,.
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Great Falls, Mont.
Nashville, Tenn.
Vernal,- Tftav.
Tailiquav, Okla.
Stnbenville, Ohio.
Glenwood Springs,Col
Waltham, Mass.
Seattle, Wash.
Denver, Colo..
Slippeyy Book, Pa.
Chambersbnrg, Pa*
Mnneie, Ind.
New York
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Anchorage, Alaska
Fairbanks, ”
We are'glad .t^ere was fifte weather for yo-n. 'Wo. ^-bpe. yo-n are
enjoying t*is big trip' t^rong^ tve Territory'and t^at t.^o rest
of yonr jonrnoy will oontinne to bo delig^tf-nl.
LINDBERGH ON FIR31 .LAP OF TOKYO FLIGnT VIA FAIRBANKS,ALASKA
,0b 1* and Mrs- Charles Ai?gnstns Lindbergh will get fiiel at
Fairbanks instead of P-b* Earrow, as tvo iee—paok at. the north
ern Gape is packed solid still, and will not move in time.*
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NEWS. FROM TTJE‘CAPITAOL AT WASHINGTON. ’ . *
Members-, of an expedition that is spending summer in Alaska
have reported to t^e Smithsonian Institution V-a discovery of a
caVe fnll of mimmi.es on an -nnin’abited island in Bering Sea* It was
f o.'ind by Messrs. Chamber's and Ford.' It' was t’-e only evidence t*at
t'-e. lonely little island ‘had ever been inhabited by man.. The mnm~*
nj.es had been desecrated andit’-e bones scattered over t’ e cave fldor
in confusion, There were found fragments of closely—woven fabric,
coarse matting, parts of tbe frame of a boat and ot^er artifacts
which;?/ith the bones, will be.brought to Washington.
’■ . (By W. A. S. )