The McCarthy
Weekly News
VOL. 4.
\lc( -ARTH\ . At jASKA. SATURDAY November 20th 1(.)2o
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U. 8. COMMISSIONER ILT
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On Tuesday morning last Mr.
C. Parker Smith, U. S. Commisj
sioner was seized with a stroke J
of paralysis. He was immediate i
Iv removed to Kennccott hospit
al where he is still under the
doctor’s care. LiteSt advices
state that his condition is ser
ious, but we are all hoping that
lie will make a speedy recovery.
KENNECOTT NEWS
Mr. H. C Douglass, who un
derwent an operation for appen
dicitis last weea, is miking a
rapid and satisfactory recovery.
There are not many neople
nowadays who ("Mild duplicate
John Caliendar’.s nxperieuce of
this week. He chiih* u[» to the
hospital lor tivatn ei t and on
the sanm visit went t“ see the
movies ,for the firsi time m his
hie.
There is to b* a weeding in
c iin p in the very i et r i in u re,
the coidracr.ing n riles nr* two
m iiie most i)0|mi ii- members
•*i ikes.all. So i luey have
mummed to keep u e d ue \»1 the
happ,\ event a pi>> » uni secret.
Tlie Snyders will serve an
Extra Special Dinner at the
Grand tie on I'uaiiKsgiving
Day. .vJake > oui resW v.aion early
J H. Murray returned from
the creeks this week.
advance showings from Toy
laud tat 'lliiMi.v until cen
at the Post 01 lice Store.
JUST ARRIVED
Fresh Turkeys, cranberries,
Broilers, Fryers, and Roasters.
Also Veil Pork,Mutton & Beef
Fresh Butter and Eggs.
Your Patronage Solicited.
R. L. H. MARSHALL.
TELEGRAPHIC
(Special the News)
MEXICAN OUTLOOK RAD
London November lbth. Strik
injjf uiii,«:vii inai .v parts ot
Mexico l..*ve 12.* tt iiiii cs and
notified Americans 10 leave the
district
j New Orleans. November IS
! Hau.ing, sailin'; this aiternoon
j to inspect Panama. said he
hop* d that Mexico would catch
! toe echo of the onward march
loi A meric i.
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GERMANY U N K EL] A B LE
Geneva Nov I Oth. Germany
notified the League of Na
tions m s* ssioii heie, that she
no longer considers herself
bound by Hie cause uiidei which
she suiTenuered ner colonies.
FISHERY HEARING
Seattle. Nov. loin. Tiie Gov
ernment bey,au a nearing today
on the proposal to stop intens
ive lisliniy in tile t upper River
wlncn nas deprived the Indians
l of lood.
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| MORE TKOUbLE in IRELAND
Cork. Ireland Nov. 18th. Four
civilians were shot alter curlew
hour toniyet.
i kl SIDENT WILSON’S
LEaLTH IS IMPROVING
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Washington. Nov. 18th. The
health of the President has ira
pioveu ii.ee the election.
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McCarthy republican !
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McCarthy, Alaska.
At a special meeting of the
McCarthy Repubican Club, held
on t!ie 16th day of November 1920
the following resolution was
passed unanimously:
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Be it resolved that the McCar
thy Republican Club Of the town
I of McCarthy, Alaska, endorse]
I the Hon. George C. Hazelet of]
| Cordova, for appointment to the I
Governorship of the Territory j
oi Alaska and to that erd the!
officers and members of this'
ciub pledge themselves and in!
I this endeavor will use their best!
! efforts to promote the interests!
jand ultimate appointment and |
|confirmation of the Hon George j
I C. Hazelet.
Be it farther resolved: tl at a
I e(vy of this resolution, proper
ly authentic ited, be sent to each
lot' the lollowing:
!
Hon. Lm.. V hmltihrd. Dele
|)<ue elect to Congress from the |
i Territory af Alaska.
Hon. J C. Aleliride, National
Committeeman of the Republic .
:m party .rom Alaska
Ho". George C. Hazelet, Chair
j man of the Republican com mitt
ee for the Thira Division of the j
Territory of Alaska.
And the Secretary of this Club
is hereby directed to mail a copy
1 hereof to the parties designated
firs'. opportunity.
And the secretary is hereby
directed to send a copy to the
McCa.thy Weekly News and
! one to the Cordova Diily1
Times.
.John Pitcher
President.
ATT F. ST:
Sam Sel ten rich. Secretary. I
1 eautiful assortment of new j
Chiistmas Greeting Cards now j
on uisplay at the < oat Office !
Sti.M .
PERSONAL
Mrs. Frank TVills hoi receiv
ed tin1 sail news of the deat » of
her eldest son, Willie Mac Don
nell, which occurred at Sei'tle
on October 2bth. He v is a
fine ,\ounjr man of 1*J years of
age. *n accordance vvtth his
expressed wish, the body was
cremated Deepest sjmpaiy
is felt for the mother and fam
ily.
The loc il ctmp of the A r •■‘c
Brotherhood has received no cj
of the death of Max Klopfer at
Port Angeles. Wash «»n Oufo v r
20th. of paralysis. Mr Klop'er
was forrnerlv a resident of this
district and engaged in mining
at Dan Creek till a yen- ago,
when he went into business in
Mora, Wash.
Mr. A F Ahrens has rece;v
e » news of an addition to
family,a twelve pound c.ang it
who arrived on Sept fob \ >. \ i •
and family are oil doing well
he expects them home before
Xmas.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Loveseth of
Cordova arrived this week. They
will locate at Kenneoott
.vlr. and Mrs Williams return d
to town this week and are living
next tne A- B. Hall.
.Judge O’Connor and Gun
Warden Young arrived on ye
ter day’s tr .in to spend a shor
uime in our city.
A charge has been made b '
the Deputy U. S. Marshal against
K Kennedy under the National
Prohibition Acf. Owing to the
illness of Judge Fmith the hear
ing was postponed and wdlcomt
up before Judge O’Connor next
week.