Weekly New
VOL: VIII
McCarthy, alaska, Saturday,
November 2., 1JJ, >. No. 47
I SEE BY THE
PAPER THAT:
J. B. O’Neill returned Thurs
day from his trip to Cordova.
Lem Hey returned this week
from Valdez where he has been
actinias interpreter for Ch.nese '
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cases on the docket.
i
J. H. Reynolds is back on
the job again after ids jaunt to
Valdez to attend the term of i
! *
court there.
Ed. 'Shorty' Briggen left ,
Wednesday for Tarnike Hot Spr j
ings to try out the ‘waters’. (
Bill Mansfield, Hoy Houston
and ‘Scotty’ Atkinson returned i
Sunday from a successful sheep
hunt on the Chitistone. | ;
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Lost, strayed or stolen —two t
dry squad men. Anyone finding ij
same may have them.
j j
Wm. Noel, of the Green!.
Butte, left for Cordova Wednes
day. ! ^
Mr. Murray of the Federal
Income lax department is in j
town tiiis week.
Aiuij Taylor and Hugh Lock
wood started Thursday oy dog
team for the base of Mount Log j *
an to pickup much valuable equ 1
pment along the route which
was left by the Mount Logan
Expedition last Summer.
McCarthy rooms >
a
Clean, warm furnished rooms q
for transit nts. Over McCarthy t
Club. * |c
Betty Morrissey
STATEMENT OF THE OWN EH
SHIP, MANAGEMENT, CIllCUL
ATiON, ETC, KEQUIUED iiV
IT IE ACT OF CONGKESS OF
AUGUST 24, 1012.
of the McCarthy Weekly
News publisheu weekly at McCu
I'tliy, Alaska lor October 1,
lie lore me a Notary Public
n and for tlie State and County
J’oresaid, personally appeared
J. (). Marwood, who, having been
a11ly sworn according to law
k-poses and sa,\ s that lie is the
a.itor, publisher and owner of
.he McCarthy Weekly News nd
nat the following is a true state
neni of the ownership, man.ige
i ent, etc., of tee aforesaid puoii
: itjon for the date shown in the
ihiae caption, inquired by the
Act of August 24, 1012, embodied
n section 443. Postal Laws and
Regulations, to wit:
L That the name and' address of
he publisher, editor, managing
,‘ditor, and business managers
C. O. Marwood. McCarthy,
Vlaska.
!. That the owner is:
C. O. Marwood, McCarthy,
vlaska,
!. That the known bondholders,
norgagees and otlier security
miners are:
Nil
C. O. Marwood
Sworn to and subscribed
>efore me this 21 day of Nove
nber 192a
Ben Jackson
WHOSE BARN?
The second of a delightful
leries of barn dances was held
ecently at Kennecott. This is
apidly becoming a popular f rm
»f entertainment due, it is rum
•red, to the punch a la McCarthy
,erved at these affairs.
CONTRIBUTED
THE ANNUAL RED
\
CROSS ROLL CALL
The. cull is again going forth
lor funds to aid in lied Cross
work and all oistricis h.:vo hem t
organized and committees named t
for this work.
Mrs. M. Hairais has heen!(]
named as Chairman of the local {
committee wit.ii Miss Maria lie 0
Wills, .\! iss Georgi i Lockwood j
and All*. C. K. Pugh as colle *tion I
committee. , j
I ‘
It is timely here to drawl
attention to the fact that prob j
1 ably no relief organizeturn exists!
that has the wide spread and
perfectly organ >zed machinery!
o; tie- lied Cross. It is not, as!
some su[ pose, a war-time org-j
niization but in times of pome1 '
devotes its efforts along the 1 in ;
pas ol Poor Re.ief especially am- ‘
ong tiie children and along lines ^
of better sanitation etc, Again f
in big disasters the Led Cross ^
is always to the fore in aiding 1 c
victims, while in an epidemic in 1(
any of our own isolated points!
a Ued Cross nurse is always *
dispatched to the scene of the (J
maiad v.
Statistics show that out of
every dollar donated to the Red
Cross ninety-seven cents is sp
ent in relief work and only three
per cent is used for admiuistra
Live expense—a record to be en
vied!
a
e
r
o
Dj not wait to be approach
ed by one of the collection coin
mittee but send in your donat
ion direct.
a
f
WOOD
As soon as sleighing is good
I am prepared to deliver any am
ount of wood sawed ready for
use. Leave your order now.
advt.
Jas. Peterson
McCarthy
.ViINSTER TRAIN
SCHEDULE GOES
INTO EFFECT
The winter train schedule of
he (U N. W. I^ly. went into
H’ect this week with the Thors
tty train. McCarthy and Kennec
tr will now be served with three
tains per week arriving Tues
ay, ! hursday and Saturday, lay
tk over a* McCarthy over night
nd return Wednesday, Friday
i d Sunday.
WM. SULZER TALKS ON
DEVELOPING ALASKA
SEATTLE Former governor
Villitm Sulzer of New York in
ddressing a mining club here,
aid "The people of Seattle owe
Dnska a debt that can never be
►aid, and should have a very
rienbly feeling toward Alaska,
realise Alaska in the future
an do more for Seattle than
ver before.”
Characterizing Alaska as
he Goose that lays the golden
gg, the Governor said:
“Take down the hurdles
gainst development in the gr
at Northland, and repeal rest
ictions that retard it. Open up
daska for the benefit of this
ection and the entire country.’
He advocated the creation
f a Seattle mining exchange
nd said Seattle was likely to
row faster during the next
fteen years than the last thirty.
Seward Gateway
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