rhe McCarthy
Weekly News
V Uuo.
McCarthy, alaska. Saturday, November 22 d, 1919
NO. 3
POOL TOURNAMENT
AT THE GOLDEN
The proprietors of the Golch n
have arranged a Handicap Pool
Tournament, which ,vill begin
this ev ning. This will keenly
interest all pool players,
Prizes of value are offered.
$20.00 first prize, $10.00 second.
The entrance fee will be $1.00
O Parker Smith and Lee Yanc.\
will lead off in the first corttst
this evening.
The following is the rating
of the players ;
K.ivanangh is a Scratch man 100
Gere ken bo
O. Parker.Smith bo
Snyder bO
Nickell 75
<1. Lubbe 75
Luekie 70
Stoter 05
Hagan 65|
Mu rray 65!
Widing 601
Kay 60!
T. Smith 60
Gon way 50
O’Neill
Murie
Long ley
Andersen
Wakefield
Estabrook
Cole
G win
Yancy
S tathis
Woodman
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
5o
50
50
60
J. A. Fagerberg has just re
ceived news of tne death of his
father at Houghton, Lake Wash
ington. He was 80 years of age,
and had been highly respected
resident there for 40 years.
Additional subscribers to the
Red Cross Roll Call this week
were Mr. and Mrs. Woodin and
Gus Carlson.
Mike Molenski has been spend
ing few days in town. He is
registered at the Golden.
Mrs. Lubbe and Dorothy left
on the last train for a visit to
the States, where they will be
the guests of her daughter, Mrs
Fuller at Puyallup, Wash.
thansgiving
BALL
A Grand !> 11 will be held at
t ' A. I . Hall on Thanksgiving
Night under the auspices of the
Arctic brotherhood: Every
thing is being arranged to make
this one ot' the most successful
affairs.
Refreshments will be served
by ii v Indies. Dancing will
bet in promptly at nine.
aUTO service
For the benefit of Kennecott
patrons the proprietors of the
McCarthy Garage announce that
on Thanksgiving evening u\o
cars w id start from Kennecott
at 0 30 and two more will be in
readiness at» H.p.m. to bring
those who are coining to the
dance. Prompt service is A ro
mised.
SCHOOL NEWS
Honor Roll for November.
Dora MacDonnell, Mary Mac
Donnell,Elizabeth Murie, Marian
Wills, Laura May Pry, Laurence
Barrett, Vidor Marshall, Wal
ter and Arthur MacDonnell.
Frank Wills.
There was one days • bsence
during the month, and tardiness
on the part of prim ary pupils.
With their help we t ope to go
“over th-‘ .•« next month.
Twelve new desks will be in
place on Monday ior the high
er grade pupils. A vote of
thanks is extended to theBo 'rd
of Directors, not only for these,
but for their co-operation and in
terest ir all matters pertaining
to the comfort and well are of
the pupils.
One parent visited school during
the month. How many shall we
be able to report next montl ?
On Thanksgiving Day the Gold
en Cafe will serve a special five'
course Turkey Dinner. Every
thing cf the best
TELEGRAPHIC
PEACE TREATY NOT
RATIFIED
Washington, Nov,21st. Special
to tne New — Failing in three
attempts to ratify the Peace
Treaty, Congress adjourned last
nigi.t and the country is still
technically at war with German
y. Two or three ratification
votes were taken on resolutions
| drafted hy republicans, contain
ing reservations. ijnth were
voted down. Alson’s attempt
to ratify without reservations
also failed. The President will
probably re submit the Treaty
j to the Committel at tne Decern
I ber secession.
MEXICAN TROUBLES
The American Government
lias warned the Mexican Govern
ment that it will be held respon
sible for any further indignities
heaped upon American Consul
ar Agent Jenkins at Pueblo.
j
[newspaper man charged
^ Seattle, Nov 21. Special to the
' News. — Edwin Selvin, proprie
tor of the Business Chronicle
has been charged with actempt
| ing to incite murder in publish
inn- \ icious attacks on organized
labor.
McCarthy will be well repres- i
ented at Valdez this term of
Court. Sam Laurie, Bob Mar
shall, A1 Doze, Harvey Mitchell,
Frank Iverson, and Grant Reed,
have gone to serve as jurors.
No doubt they will put in a
g<»f»d deal of boosting for their i
hometown during visit, and we
wont be surprised if they bring
some new residents back.
A COMPLETE LINE
Ladies suits, dresses, waists
winter coats. Also child
ren’s goods in great variety.
Mail orders given immediate
attention.
Dougherty’s, Cordova
I
ROUNDING UP LW.Ws.
i
The round up of all I W. Ws
and those of similar calibre, is
being carried out all over the
States and this Territory.
Twelve have been arrested at
Centralia in connection with the
Armistice day murders.
Meetings have been raided &
literature destroyed.
One man named Smithkovich,
of Eliamar has been held over to
the Grand Jury under Chapter 6
Session Laws of Alaska, 1919.
under $5,000. bond.
Chapter 6, Session Laws Alaska
Sec.l Criminal syndicalism is
the doctrine which advocates
crime, sabotage, violence, or otl
er unlawful methods of terror
ism as a means of accomplishing
industrial or political reform oi
whicn advocates the overthrow
by force or violence, the Gov
eminent of the United States oi
of the Territory of Alaska.
The advocacy of such doctrine
whether by word of mouth or
writing, is a felony punishable
as in il is r.c toil 11 wist ire veto
Sec. 2! Provides gener illy thv
any person who by v > • l >t
mouth or writing, or circulates
publishes, ^ displays, etc.
documents ,or printed form
coming within purview of firs
section, or who justifies by wort
of mouth or writing the cotnmk
sion or the attempt to corn ni
crime, sabotage, etc. with inteu
to spread exemplify or advocat
— criminal syndicalism, is guilt
y of a felony and punishable bj
imprisonment in the penitentia
y for not more than ten years
or fine of $5000.00 or both
Other sections provide for pu
ishment for assembly, organi;
ing or permitting of assembly i
any building of folk describe
above.
Daily supply of Fresh Milki
the Merchant’s Cafe. Ordei
taken I