The McCarthy
Weekly News
VOL: X
McCarthy, alaska, Saturday, Apr. i<>, wn.
LIQUOR LAW MAKING
CRIME, WARDEN STATES
Canon City, Colo. Thomas ,1.
Tynan, familiarly known to morn
than 9,000 convicts as "Warden
Tom,” has quit.
Warden Tynan, one of the
country’s outstanding penologisi s
after eighteen years of service at
the Colorado state penitentiary
here, has relinquished his post to
Roone Rest, and will devote the
remainder of his years to his ex.
tensive ranching interests.
‘‘Cnne* is not on tin* in
crease," declared the warden as
he stepped out of office. That is.
the crimes that were rampant in
the early days. The world, as far
as the seasoned and atrocious
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crimes are concerned, is getting
better. The prohibition law is re
sponsible for a marked increase
in crime as far as the youth of the
country is concerned. ’Phis law is
making criminals faster than the
i
courts can incarcerate tlmm, hut
with their going to^irison the old
timer is not carrying on.”
Warden Tynan is perhaps;
best known for the work' he ace- j
omplished in inaugurating the:
honor-system of road camps for ;
criminals.
kOOSTER GLANDS b\)R
KK.J i;VEN.ATING MAN
San Francisco: !)i*. Francis W
Redewill. formerly of the Depart. I
ment of Urology of the Univer- !
sity of California, announces the!
discovery of rooster "lands as;
more potent that] monkey glands!
for rejuvenating human beings.!
l)r. Redewill said he has i
pet formed rooster gland oper--{
ationson I f pet sons with success j
in all oases,
The effect on each patient,
was a general toning -up of the
system and was also a cure for j
minor ill - growt h of hair in sev— j
era! cases.
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AMERICANS' ABE POPULAR
WITH LONDONERS AGAIN
London,— Por the first timo
in many years Amoricans are
again popular in England. The
English papers are I nil of praise
for the heroic deeds of the
American marine* sit Nankine.
while movie houses presenting
films in which American mar
in<'s appeal’ are filled with enth 1
usinstic crowds cheering the !
I
American devil dogs loudly.
Advocates of a union of j
English speaking peoples spoke I
before large crowds in Hyde P irk !
emphasizing the fact tha t co oper
ation between the British and
Mu* United States is the only
thing that can assure the world’s
peace better than any Loiguej
of Nations. Speakers staled the
danger in China has been much
reduced since Washington deeid
ed to co operate with the British
where lives and property of
foreigners were endangered.
(Copyright, 1927, by t’-e Chicago j
Daily News Company.)
Last Stirvivoi* of Artic
Exposition Dies in Mass.
Fall River, Mass.: Louis P.
Noros, believed to be the last
surviving member of the ill-fated j
expedition led by Lieut. Comm. ;
George DoLong in search of the ,
Northwest Passage to the North
Pole in 1h79. is dead at the age oi l
77 years.
FIGHTS TO DEATH OVER
TIN BUCKET
San Francisco: John Wilson
aged 71, and Tom Harvey, aged 7b 1
inmates of the City Relief Home,
fought with knives over the own- i
ership of a tin bucket worth *20
cents. As a. result of the fight
this morning, Wilson is dead and
Harvey lies seriously wounded.
l-‘!2 PERSONS AI) PEI.) TO
MILLK NA1RE IX
YEAR JREaSURY REVEALS
Washington, — A treasury
analysis has disclosed that the
! .year 1925 produced a bumper
icrop of millionaires and that
I about 10,000 persons pai(i as
much in taxes as 2,337,000 small
er taxpayers. Wirh abrupt sud
denness the number of persons
nu\ ing taxes on incomes in ex
(•css of SI O00.000 jumqed to 207
in 1925 compared with seventy
live in the preceding year and
seventy four in 192-1.
The add it ion of 132 pro's
ons l.o the millionaire group ire
came known in analyzing the
effect of lire I92t» reveuue act.
ROMANCE BLOOMS ANEW
AFTER SPAN OF
SIXTY YEARS
Minneapolis. - An interrupt
ed romance which survive.! tor
nearly sixty years of separation
bloomed anew as a civil war vet
erun of Minneapolis started on, a
honeymoon with the girl he had
left behind more than a half cent
u.y ago.
James M. Tern pieman, ad.jut
ant of a local post of the G. A. R. i
was married at Cedar- Rapids, J
Iowa, to Dora Dennis Wray, of
West Liberty, Iowa. He is 81
and she is 7* years old.
They revealed that after the
Civil war Tern pieman became
engaged to Dora Dennis. The
engagement was broken, neither
could now remember why. They
met again last Sepcember at a
G. A. R, encampment and the
sceond engagement followed.
It has been estimated that
it costs the railroads of the Unit
ed States at least $^,000,000 a year
to blow locomotive whistles.
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.AMUNDSEN DECLARES DAY
OF EXPLORER IS PASSED
Salt Like (’itv, Utah,— A rriv
i iiu* h» Salt Lake City, Captain
| voald Amends* n, who last sum
m*‘r oircled tin* North Pole in his
dirigible. the Norge. declared:
My hands are empty and
work is done. The frontier
| is gone. The day of the explorer
is past, and the feild is now
l<dr to the airplane pilot.
‘Crossing the top of the
world to cut off time is praetie
aid** and continents will soon
he drawn closer together by the
swiftness of airplane travel,"
The explorer made a brief
stop here on Ids way to San
F ran cisco
KENNECOTT MOVIES
Sunday April 17th
Irene Rich Louise Fazenda
Clive Brooks
in
“Compromise”
Comedy Review
Music
Wednesday April 20th
Rod LaRoque Jacqueline Logan
in
“The Code of the Sea”
Gang Comedy
News
BRIDES TAKE EXCEPTION
London: Just because the
word' “obey” has been struck
from the marriage service of the
Church of England, some Eng
lish brides are getting contrary
and insisting that it be retained
Someone said: “Marriage is a
lottery.” He was wrong. In a lot—
tery a man has a chance.