The McCarthy
Weekly News
VOL: 6.
McCarthy, alaska, Saturday
January 27tb. 1923
No. 12.
Last of AMEX Force Sails for UoSc
Local News
Thusrday, Bill Longley left
for a trip to the glacier, but he
will be in town at least one more
time before settling down in
Pan Creek for the summer.
Warren Nelson left for Pan
Creek Friday, he has been stay
ing in town until the weathei
became clear enough to break a
trail OTer the glacier.
NETTLETON’S Fine Shoes —
At Marshall's
i Jill Lang, well known resident
oi anywhere is making his head
quariersat the Golden while intown
Bill is talking bears, traps, fur
l.’every thing.
Marshall Jack Reynolds, will
h ave for the coast Sunday to at
i-nd court at Valdez during the
( lining session.
Tiie Marshall will escort two
«>•' me locol prisoners to the;
Luuwy City.
J'.iiljre Coppernoll, will attend
i,., joining term of the Valdez
(.‘••‘it He has been summoned as
a .mess in several cases.
.7. E. Brrett has been summon
ea to serve on petit jury, he is
t , leave on Sunday’s train.
Felt Shoes and Mqccasii ■
At Marshall’s
Conitnuedon page 2 Col 2
CHITINA NEWS
LEGION COMMANDER
ARRIVES
Mr. A.C Fisher, Department
Commander of the American
Legion, formerly located, at Jun
eau, arrived atChitina a few days
ago to take charge of the cler
ical work in the A. R C. office
located in that city.
Mr. Fisher’s work in Legion
circles cannot be to highly com
plimented. Thru the efforts of
men of his stamp the Legion in
Alaska has been brought to the
high standard that it now main
tains.
l
Carl Lottsfeldt, who for somG
time past, has been in charge of
the clerical work at the Commis
sion’s office at Chitina has been
transferred to the Abchorage
office.
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Mr. and Mrs. Nelson McCrary
and their two children, arrived
at Chitina on Monday’s train,
and will settle indefinately in
that city
Mr. McCrary, will assist his
father, John McCrary, in the ex
ecution of the Chitina, Gulkana
mail contract.
* Mrs. J. M. Nefsted left on the
local Sunday to make a few weeks
visit at Kennecott
Finest Dog Salmon and Edibe
Tallow
At Marshall’s
NO MORE RUHR COAL FOR GERMANY
TELEGRAPHIC
Former Chinese Minister
Dies
Chang Hai Jan 27
Dr. Paul S. Renish of Wiscon
sin, former minister to Shan
Tung, and more recently advisor
to the Chinese government died
here to-day. Dr. Reinsh was one
of the best authorities on Chine
se affairs.
New Hotel For Hyder
Seattle Jan 27th
John Sutherland & Company is
to tbegin the construction of a
a three story concrete hotel, at
Hyder, on February 20th. The
building is to be of concrete
exterior and when finished, mod
ern in every respect.
Bank to T>eclare Dividend
Seattle Jan 27th
The def unct Scandinavian Bank
has announced another ten per
cent dividend on February 26th.
»
Customs Man Charged With
Smuggling Japs
Wm. Compton ex-chief of pol
ice at Hoquain, Wash.tand an ex
customs officer was arrested to
day in Seattle on the charge of
attempting to smuggle 9 Japs
Los Angeles Jan 27 th
Douglas Fairbanks, in an in
terview, attacked Will Hayes:char
ging Hayes with being nothing
but an official fixer of filmdom.
The last unit of the great
est fighting force ever aseem
bled under the American colors
sailed today from Antwerp.
This unit of the Army has b.een
stationed on the Rhine for the
past year, doing patrol duty, in
the territory formerly held by
the Army of Occupation after
the signing of the Armistice.
In spite of the strict orders ^
against fraternaliion tha married
personal of enlisted men and of
ficers has greatly increased.
The pretty Rhinish maidens
generally can speak some English
as they have been in contact with
tourists since they were old en
ough to talk. They meet a sol
dier, the man is making a for
Continu ed on Page 4 Col 2
Paris Jan 27th,
The French govhrnment to
day issued orders to the troops
occupying the Ruhr district to
Stop all shipments of coal that
are going into unoccupied Ger
many. The general situation if
possible is becoming more strain
ed, with each nation seeking to
gain a victory without coming to
blows
POLITICANS WORRIED
Democratic leaders are/worried
over the Ford sentiment that is
sweeping over the country, and
have commenced a campaign to
check his tenative canidacy.
One of the chief arguments
that will be used against Ford it
is understood; is the possibility
of his using the President’s off
ce to personally benefit himself.