VOL: IX
McCarthy, alaska, Saturday, May 29 ,ij-6.
No. 22
I SEE BY THE
PAPER THAT:'
Jupiter Pinvius on the job!
W. H. (Dad) Wakefield came
in from the Nizina yesterday.
Several fishing parties are
taking advantage of good weath
er and transportation to visit
Long Lake and vicinity these |
days. Some nice catches have;
been brought in.
Mrs. C. F. Pugh and baby |
daughter came home from Kenn
ecott hospital Wednesday.
William O’Neill arrived from
Cordova Tuesday to work with
the Chititu Mining Co.
Ben Estrada went to work
for the Road Commission this
week.
A Sunday morning break
last suggestion— fresh fillet
finan haddock, at O’Neill’s.
Dusty Malehorn received by
freight today an electric player
piano and will dispense music
at the Arcade.
Billy Urlass left today to
work with the Road Commission.
Henry Olsen received a new
Ford body today.
Fresh fruits and vegetables
received todays train— atO’Nei
H’s— bing cherries,cantaloupes,
Clark seedling straw7berries, fan
cy Newrton apples, Valencia oran
ges, hothouse tomatoes, lettuce,
celery, new carrots, spinach,
green onions, radishes, Crystal
Wax onions, and Wiuningstead
cabbage.
BASEBALL TONIGHT
The baseball season will be'
opened tonight by a game on the ;
local diamond between McCarthy
and Kennecott. A great deal of
labor and expense lias been put1
on the diamond to put it in better
shape ana to enlarge it and it is
now in good shape for the first,
clash of the season. Manager
Saindon lias lined up a strong
aggregation and a good game
is expected.
A hard times dance wiil be
held in the A. 13. Hall following
the game.
KENNECOTT MOVIES
Sunday: May 30 th
Colleen Moore
Lloyd Hughes — Leon Errol
in
“SALLY”
News
Wednesday: June 2nd
Blanche Sweet — Konald Column j
in
“HIS SUPREME MOMENT”
Fable
News
IN KO RM AT ION SOUGHT
I
An appeal lias come to the i
Govt r nor’s office, Juneau, Alas,
. r ■ 1
ka, lor into] main n regaruing i
MIKE SMITH or SCHMI DT, tor !
merly of Buffalo, New Yoik
who followed, the business of i
gold mining for about thirty I
years. Any information in reg 1
ard to him would be gladly rec.
eived by the Governor’s Office
in order to transmit same to the
relatives who are inquiring.
Baseball postponed on acc
ount of rain.
KENNECOTT SWiOKER
PLEASES FAM3
Another smoker was staged
last Saturday evening by Myles
Jones in the Ivenneuott hall, pro
coeds for the baseball team. A
large and appreciative audience
watched the events.
The Padgett Bros. s’epied
lour fast rounds to a draw in
the fiist number.
Claude Rhodes and Johnny
Walker, alias Three Star Henn
esey of the Canadian Club, mix
ed it for four rounds each scor
ing a knockdown. The referee
awarded the decision to Rhodes
hy a narrow margin, he having
an edge on speed and aggress
iveness.
A novelty was introduced
oy putting on a musical number
consisting of a three piece string
orchestra with Messrs Schnee
berger, Hager and Wald who
coaxed some fine harmony from
their instruments.
A little comedy was introd,
need next when Baluy Miller
and Slim chased each other
about the ring for four rounds.
They proceeded to chase the
referee from the ring for a
start and then Baldy shinnied
uI> Slims leg and tapped him
playfully. The liasco ended in
the combatants kicking a pail of
water over the audience.
The feature of the evening
was a four round match between
Loski and Mackey which ended
in a draw. Both men travelled
at a fast clip and showed some
clever work at infighting. Loski
perhaps showed greater science
but tired under the pace, while
Mackey showed great gameness
and endurance.
A badger fight wound up
the program and wTas an especial
ly good one as a particularly
vicious badger had been import
ed from Fairbanks and put up a
HOW COME?
SEATTLE,— A $25,000 alien
| ation of affections suit by .John
Newman of Alaska and Seattle
I against Martin Monsen of Seattle
!
will de tried this week. Mrs Liza
Johanna Newman Monsen said
' she received a copy of a Juneau
i newspaper last summer contain
ing a Cordova dispatch announc
ing the death of Newman while
he was doing- assessment work
on Dan (Jieek. Mrs. Newman
said she wrote Marshal Cloes at
Cordova who confirmed the
death and referred her to Mar
shal J. H. Reynolds of McCar
thy. Reynolds infoamed her that
i Newman was drowned in a sluice
j ditch after being dazed by a
I blow from a brown bear. He said
1 Reynolds even described the
| funeral. Mrs. Newman obtained
! a divorce on March 24, last year
j and married Monsen. Newman
! returned to Seattle last February
I and said somebody had obtained
ia first class funeral nnder false
i pretenses.
Mrs. Chas. O’Neill and Mrs.
Boy den spent a few days at Dan
Creek this week.
good fight under the coaching
of Charles O’Neill.
A dance followed the smok
er at which Miss Smith of Cor
dova gave an excellent interpret
at.ion of the Charleston.
SPRING IS THE TIME
to replenish your lingerie
MADE-TO-MEASURE
and
READY MADE
Mrs. C. O. Mar wood has samp
les and takes orders.
Mrs. Jack Morris