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| THE
McCarthy weekly news
Entered as second class matter. Sep
tember 17th, 1918, at the Post Office at
McCarthy, Alaska, under the Act of
March 3, 1879.
Flo Malehorn Editor
M. Snyder Circulation Manager
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Saturday. Apr. 30, 1927
ldna Wallace hoitek is
REUNITED WITH MAN SHE
QUIT THIRTEEN YEARS AGO
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Now York: After si sop ra
tion of more than thirteen years,
Edna Wallace Hopper, tjtl vraroM
• “eternal flapper”, Inis been reun
| ited with A. O. Brown, \vl orn she
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morried in I'.KH), and will leave
soon for Europe on a “second
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honey moon.”
Miss. Hopper sirnl Hi own
I hail not seen each other since
their seperation until they met.
ten days ago sit a party. Loth
denied they had been divorced.
“We will not resume where
we left off.” the former wife of
D *\VoIf Hopper said as she and
Brown celebrated their recon -
ciliauonat a Hroadway night club
' because we hated each other
when we parted. We will begin
all over again.”
Miss Hopper announced
they would go to Europe when she
finishes the remaining seven week
of a vaudeville tour.
Almost time for the spring
poet to see his shadow.
ST K A M K\i HUM HOLDT TO
ST AH IN "MOVIT'S5’
Klondike "bad men” will
walk the decks again, and the
Lucky Swede v\ ill sit up once mor
guarding the pile oi gold ingots
ill his cabin.
Tin* old steamer Humboldt
is to become a “gold rush” ship
again,althouh only for the movies
Charter of the vessel is be
ing negotiated by a large motion
picture syndicate wbh the own
ers, the San Francisco and Los
Angeles Steamship Company, it
l Was revealed by A1 Horne, pres,
11 will be \\ it lid ra \v n from
service in September for use in a
true to life presentation of the
tale that is wo\en about it's old
i timbers, Hex Be mb's “Ttail of
(Ninety Eight.”
St lection of the Humboldt
to play the part was nor, a movie
“stunt.” By a coincidence, the only
craft available for charter on the
| Pacific coast is the genuine art —
j icle. the steamer which carried
I more passengers and gold out of
j Alaska than any other five vessels
The Klondike characters
are gone from the ship, but Capt
E. G. Baughman, Yhe rough and
readv mariner who commanded
it in the “gold rush" da vs, will add
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: to the atmosphere of the picture.
Capt. Baughman will help
the producers to reproduce the
gunfighls. the scenes of gold—
maddened frenzy that occurred
dur ing the ships a00odd voyages
I to Alaska.
Perhaps seme of the mov
ing picture crew in the months
jot work ahead of them will even
find hidden in the dark hold some
where the Sso.OoO in gold dust
which fantastic legend says is still
there, where it was placed by the
robber s who stole it on a voyage
in 1910.
The “treasure ship" will be
r eplaced in the passenger service
by the steamship San Juan whew
it goes to the movies, and sched
ules will continue uninterrupted,
the owners announced.
San Francisco Examiner
There was a time
When a girl would have been rash
To wear a skirt
No bigger than a sash