The
McCarthy
Weekly News.
Entered as second class matter. Septem
ber 17th, 1918 at the l ost Office, at
McCarthy, Alaska, under the Act of
March 15. 1879.
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• Saturday. March 6th 1920
D K to OCR AT IC DOINGS
The editor of the Anchorage
Weekly Times has issued a dial
lenge to all democratic editors
to compile a list of instances in
which President Wilson has
proved to be a wise advisor or
leader of the American people.
We have not the time or
space to cite the number of in
stances in which we know that
Wilson has proved to be the
the leader of the American peo
ple, but we do say that more
constructive legislation has been
placed on the statute books dur
ing the six years of the demo
cratic administration than was
put on the statue books in the
twenty four years of republi -an
control.
The income tax law--election
of United States Senators by
the people—admitted Arizona &
New Mexico—bills for the pre
yention of corrupt use of money
in elections--the trade eommis
sion—the war riak insurance
bureau—the ship purchase—the
Clayton anti trust law—the Un
derwood tariff bill- -a conservat
ion bill—the land bank bill—the
Federal Reserve Bank law and
the Oil land leasing bill, so vital
to our uwn Alask i, throwing
millions of acres open to the
public, are only' a few instances
we quote, where t.ne leadership
of President Wilson has proven
him to be a wise advisor and lea
der of the American people.
James Henry Thomas, gener
al secretary of Nationa1 Union
of Railway men of England, said
the state of the world vas such
that unless something was done
speedily, a crash would come in
which nobody would suffer
more than the workers. He
stated that British workmen
must work one-quarter harder
than before the war, French
twice harder, & Germans 18
times harder. .
la the United States Commis
si »ner’s Court, Third Judicial
D,vision, in and for McCarthy
Precinct, Territory of Alaska.
IN PROBATE
In the matter of the Estate o
| Emil Oswald Heinze, deceased
NOTICE OP HEARING OP
PINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given that Ben
Hunger, the Administrator of
the Estate of Emil Oswald Heinze
deceased, has returned and pre
sented for settlerm lit, and filed
in above Court, his final ac
counts of his said administra
tion of above Estate, and that
Monday the 17th. dav of May.
1920, at eleven o’clock A. M. m
the Court room of the above
named Court in McCarthy, A
laska, has been duly appointed
by the Probate Judge of said
Court as th^ day for final set
tlement of said account, at which
time and place any person inter
ested in said Estate may a op -ar
and file exception in wntinir to
said account and contest the
same.
Dated at McCarthy, Vlaska
I February 10th. 1920.
Chas. S. Graber,
U. S. Commissioner and ex-oi fic
io Probate Judge.
First Publication Feby 14th 19201
Last Publication March 20ih 1920
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The following schedule will be put into effect.
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Friday.
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Thursday.
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Fridays
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