If we Don’t Suit
Tell US
“The Silver Dollar”
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Card Tables
Messenger and Annunciator Service
INFORMATION SOUGHT
Inquiry has been received
at the Governor’s Office concer
ning the whereabouts of John
Radigan, who came to Alaska
twenty three years ago. He was
last heard from in the vicinity
of Rampart in the Spring of 19b4
when lie advised that he was
leaving for home. It is stated
that he discovered a, gold creek
which he named Windsor Creek.
His present age would he forty
seven or forty eight. Informat
ion concerning him is sought
by his relatives. His neice, Miss
Rhea R. vViliters, lf>8 Living
ston Ave., New Brunswick, N J..
should be notified of any know
ledge concerning him.
An inquiry lias been recei
ved by tin* Governor’s Office,
.Juneau, Alaska, for information
about J. W. Arnold, known as
Billy. Mr. A mold came to Alaska
in lftOK and was last heard from
in March 1917. from McCarthy,
at which time lie was working
for the Great Western Mining
Company. Any information what
ever about Mr. Arnold should be
smit to the Governor's Office.
Am i nqui ry tins come to
the Gov.tiioi’s Office through
the Itritish Vice—Consulate, in
recant to .loon Dobson, English
man, ownt-r of a property in Ala
slia called the Dobson Seam. Ini
ormation is desired b.\ his fain
ily and anything in regard tc
him can be sent to the Govern
01 ’s i)l fice, Juneau.
“Jt hn, dear, 1 am going to bfc
in an amateur il ,e i: neat. Whm
w >uld folks say if L were to wear
tights?”
“They would probably say that
I married you for your money.’
THE PAl*Ktt FROM HOME
Oh. 1 often choose to roam and
T wander far from home
To travel this old country up
and down;
And the things [ now recall
that I missed the most of all
Wa> the paper from the old
home town.
Th‘»re were times it seemed to
me that I simply had to see
A familiar face that didn’t wear
a frown;
Hut the keenest longing yet
wore the times I couldn’t get
The littie paper from the old
home town.
Oh, the messages it brings
and the little song it sings
To the distant exile seeking
for renown;
How his homesick heart is
stirred as he drinks in every
word
Of the paper from the old
home town.
So a tribute I would pay in
this simple halting lay
To the men who never think
about a crown,
But who toil from year to
year spreading messages
of cheer
With the paper from the old
home town.
Teacher: Honesty is the best
policy.
Son of Insurance Agent: You
are wrong, teacher. Twenty Pay
Life is the best policy.
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Lio: Is skiing hard on the feet?
Joe: No, not on the feet.
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Copper River
and Northwestern Railway
THROUGH SERVICE TO CORDOVA TWICE WEEKLY
E. A. HANSEN Supt. 0. F. PUGH. A^ent
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ICennecotf Laundry
McC arlliy Agent
S. Wold
Alaska House
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KENNFXOTT
ALASKA
F. H. FOSTER
ATTORNEY
Notary Public- Rea) Estate
Transactions of all Kinds
Legally arranged.
Cordova.
Alaska
A.SA C. BALDWIN
U. S. Mineral Surveyor
SEATTLE, WASH
;>12 Ho<?e Building
M c Car thy
Alaska
CAR I)
“The McCarthy Ciub"
On Second Street
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E. Graham
Proprietor