CARTHY
ekiy News
MiMAiiTHY. ALASKA. SATURDAY, November 15th, 1919
NO. 2
RE!) CROSS ROLL CALF
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*-■- i : 1,'i 1 V Sl’BSC KIBKKS
Tils’ folio via members ha e
rn v.ei< d present at the Third
Roll * al! of the McCarthy Chap
ter of the American Red Cross
Sun Luirie, .Jack Laurie, Mrs
Finnic L unde, Mrs. Ray Laurie
A'ciiie Paulin, Chas. Ray, John'
Nickell, W. Longley, Gto Antler!
sen, P. Hu brick, Fred Cope 1
Mrs. Rose Cope, Mis. F. Wills, i
Dora and Molly McDonald, O.W. 1
3jrohmor, p.*te Craig, R. L. FT |
Marshall, Mrs. Marshall, Victor j
Marshall, V. A. Dzaeboff. J. H, I
Marie, Mrs. Murie, Elizabeth
Murie, G. C. Gwin, S Okasaki,
Fred Engle, Peter Magill, Alfred
Forsberg, Andy Brask, John j
Miller, Geo. Flowers, Chris Pet j
-erson, Walter Somme*’, MrsF. j
W. Sommer. H. C.. Kavat a ugh.
Mrs. Grant Reed, Grant Reed,
Louis Wjding Warren Nelson,!
Mrs. M ty Refior, C. F. M. Cole
Mrs. Cole, Catherine and Mar
garet Cole, Mrs. Lubbe, Mrs. V
.Johnson, Frankie Johnson,Dick
Woodman, Mrs. Woodman, Mrs.
Graber, Nick Stathis, Mrs. Und
•ervvood, John Underwood. Pete
Brenwick, Mrs. O’Neill, Gerald
ine O’Neill, J. B. O’Neill, W. M
Goodwin Chris R idovich, Jas.
Hussey, H. H Mitchell, Miss C.
Fagan. Mrs. Sadie McLellan,
John Nelson, J H. nr ray, L.
Henderson, C. Parker Smith,
J, Ludwig, Fred Stoter, Mike
Knowles, A. Kienwald, A. E.
Trim, Miss L Allen, Miss Fow
1j\ Mrs. Kennedy, M.W. Fry.
Mrs. R. Snyder, Roy Snyder, J
C>awiy, Blanche Smith, Mrs. P
Johnson, Fred Ahrens, Mrs. F'
Ahrens, John Barrett, Mrs. Bar.
rett H, Malcolm, Mrs. N, Eric k
son. Mrs. Brenwick.
The above list does not in
clude members from Nizina and
Pan Creek and Shushanna, as
these places have not been
heard from.
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telegraphic!
' entralta tragedy
ARMISTICE T)VY
Seattle Nov, 12th. Special to
ti e News, Maddened by unpa
triotic impulses, and with hate
of’things American, half a
dozen i. VV. Wh. armed with ri
ii'said ie\cl\t-j.•*, perched on
nearly l-OUMicps and slot into
Ai mislice paim.e at t’entralia,
killing Warren O. Grimm, Ben
jamin Kasagandra, Allred McEl
i'resh, all returned overseas vet
erans, six others including Dale
Hubbard are fatally wounded.
Sixteen arrests have been made
LATER
Dale Hubbard, fourth returned
soldier has died. He was mar
ied only three Weeks ago.
Indignant crowds stormed the
jail, took the man known to have
shot Dale Hubbard and hanged
hi iii.
The man lynched has b*-*en
dentil ied a* Eritt Smith. Seattle
State htet € tai y ol tl t 1.W . VVs.
Wuen being hanged he said - “I
have carried out my orders.
Centralia is now an armed
camp,
Trains and automobiles are
bringing in many armed soldier
The J. W. W. headquarters
have been wrecked,
Federal state troops have
arrived.
Grimm was a noted Univer
sity of Washington Football play
er.
PATROLMAN FIRED AT
Centralia; Nov. 14. Special to the
News — George paxton,former
soldier, was fired upon while
patrolling the bridge where I.W
W. was lynched Tuesday night
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Mantles, chimneys etc for
Alladin Lamps at Post Office
Store.
AERIAL MAIL
San Francisco Nov. 14,Spec
ial to the News — Nine army a
viators will leave in the near fu
ture in two seaplanes to select
the aerial route to Alaska, Stops
will be made at Juneau, Sitka
Cordova and Ketchikan*
GERMAN I. W. Ws. "
Portland, Nov, 14, Special to
tho News -- The Department
of Justice announced today that
a Germai branch of the I. WAV
uau been found working over
time in Portland.
REITER & BLAoRAVE
SENTENCED
Valdez, Nov-11th Special t the
News — J. Reiter and Harry Bla
graves, convicted two weeks ago
hive baen fined six hundred dol
lars and costs and sentenced to
live months imprison m tnt.
Hyder is growing quite a city
its latest acquisition is a weekly
newspaper, whose first issue
appeared Oct 24th. A live sheet
i i a growing district, Here’s
Luck, Hyder Alaska Miner!
The Dzaboeff brothers have
purchased the interest of Fred
Meyqr their partner, he left on
the last train for the States.
The brothers will take out a big
dump on Dan Creek and as they
start the winter with everything
paid for, expect to make big
money by spring
A. E. Trim and Mike Knowles
left this morning for the head
of the Chitina by dog team, on
a trapping and prospecting trip
and will return about Christmas
Enclio Toramanoff has pur
chased the claim No.ll on White
Gulch which adjoins his own
from James Dennis.
ARIMSTTOE D ' Y CELEB RAT
JO^T
Nearly 100 people attended
the dance and entertainment on
Tuesday evening-. Songs
rendered bv Mrs, Underwood,
Mrs. O'NePL and t’-e school
also the soldiers quartet.
The returned soldier « ^nder
Sergeant Lubbe, performed
son e interesting drills.
J. H. Murray made an ad
dress. A delicious lunch ,,’n8
served and do^cjn^ kept up till
a very ’ote 'w’r.
Among the returned soldiers
presetf Messrs. Fred
Lubbe, Jim Morres, Sid Whit
ford, TVl Weitzel, Foy Snvde”
Pote ''iller, T’ill Prout. Oscar
Olsev^ Van Znloff. Jack Laurie,
Lon Widiner, C. Lubbe*
A COMPLETE LINE
T adies suits, dresses. waists
winter coats. Also child
ren’s goods in groat variety.
Mail orders given immediate
attention.
^oughertv’s, Cordova
JUS^ ARRIVED
A res1-* shinment of this ve^rs
Pack of Fresh canred goo^«.
Finnan Haddie, Kinnered salmon
white fish and trout, everything
Fresh and prices attractive.
Witch for "Toliday Goods
R. L.H Marshall.
Why Freeze
These winter nights?
When you can buy COAL
$40. a ton, $3.25 a sack.
KENNEDY and FOWLER
Cabins and 2 and 3 room nicely
furnished cottages for rent.
Apply to Mrs. K. Kennedy
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