’’Alaska Soda Fountain”
ALL
CIGARS
KINDS OF MIXED
CIGARETTES
BILLIARDS
DRINKS
CANDIES
Ice Cream and Ice Cream Sodas
Copper River
and Northwestern Railway
THROUGH SERVICE TO CORDOVA TWICE WEEKLY
CALEB CORSER Supt. c. F. PUGH. A^nt
Kennecott
I aikes Care of tike
Laundry
Family VV as ill
F. H. FOSTER
ATTORNEY
Mot ary Public Real Estat*
Transactions of all Kinds
Legally arranged
~ ordova,
Alaska
ASA C. BALDWIN
U. S. Mineral Surveyor
SEATTLE, WASH
r>l 2 Hoj2r<j Build in
Alaska
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“The McCarthy Club”
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TABLES
C IGARETTH S, CIGARS
TOBACCO and SOFT DRINKS
N^at Clean—Newly Furnished - Rooms
Fiji1 All Guests. Charley Chons*
mw.
McCarthy Stage
WINTER SCHEDULE
-'*uvhs McCarthy For Kennecott
Daily at 4 P.M.
Returns Prom Kennecott to
TcCarthy at 6. :!0 P.M.
Leaves McCarthy for Kenneeott
11 P.M.
Returns from Kenneeott to Mc
Carthy at 12 midnight,
Sunday & Wednesday even
gs stage leaves McCarthy for
Cennecott at 7 and returns a
3 0.30 P.M. '
jill Berry Props Henry Olsen
MEN’S SUITS
Cleaned ami Pressed
S2.00 and up.
MRS. JOHN UNDERWOOD FRONT ST.
j IVU“ Johnson, who has a saw
! mili on his ranch, has let a con
j tract for.4,000 saw logs to he tie
livered at the mill. The logs will
be sawed next summer.
Herman Holmes, who is worn
ing on the Trimm lease, spent
Christmas in town.
“The Silver Dollar”
Extends The
SEASON’S GREETINGS
TO ALL
E. D. Gerken Prop.
Second Street
Christmas Program
fruit until every child in McCar
thy had more than he even thot
of asking for.
Mrs. Henry Olsen took up a
collection for the childrens pre
sents and so generous was the
resinnise that fifteen dollars re
mained after all the gifts and
c ndy were bought. This the
committee, consisting of Mrs. Ol
sen. Mrs. Hubrick and Mrs Doze
decided to use for toboggans for
the school. Mr. Marshall has \vir
ed for them, and either one large
or two small toboggans will ur
I rive soon.
Judge Coppernoll, who resign
ed as Commissioner here last
September sent each one of the
McCarthy children a large gin
Igerbread man or animal for
i Christmas.
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CHITINA
Andrew Nelson who sustained
a fractured skull some weeks ago
is improving nicely, but it, is re
ported that his hearing may be
somewhat impaired.
Sam Frazee Iftis been enaged
as guard at «he local jail.
Ted Trousted returned this
week from a trip to Anchorage
and vicinity.
A rchie Me Alpine returned to
Chitina Monday from a trip to
Kennecott.
John Borgeson was 'among
those who spent the holidays in
town from the Green Butte.
Two Filibusters Fan Film Fans’
Curiousity to Fewer Heat
During tbe latter part of this
week the local til in fans have
[without exception] stiff necks.
But why, .you ask? Ah, senior!
It is because they have been look
ing so intently into the face of
every passery,in hopes of recog
nizing the familiar face of some
film star.
You inquire why the fans shold
expect to see a luminary of Hoi
ly wood in this out of the way com
munit.y? That. senior, is a. story.
One evening at about two A
M. t wo gentlemen, with sad eye
land mournful mien stepped into
one of the local hostel t ies, and
there being no clerk on duty pro
ceeded to inscribe the names of
several film stars upon the regis
ier. For good measure they in
eluded the name of an author or
so with the galaxy.
This game palling, they bethot
themselves of one of their play
males, who was sleeping the sleep
o! the righteous so audibly that
the mournful ones became alarm
ed lest he should run out of ma
terila to saw upon. Believeing
in extending a helping a help
Ing hand, they obligingly car
l ied a few small logs into his
room and deposited them where
they would be most effective—
undtr the mattress.
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Trapper Undergoes
Ope ration
Perry Darce.the man that was
taken sick with appendicitis, at
j his cabin 40 miles up the |Tazliua
river, was taken to Kennecott
i
' for operation. Owing to the hard
i trip he was forced to take Darce
I was in a very weakened condit
when he arrived at the hospital.