VOL. 4.
McCarthy, alaska, Saturday October 15th 1921
NO 49.
NEWS FROM THE CREEKS
Now that the mining season
is over, and the operators have
flown South like the birds, the
folks on the creeks are adjust
ing themselves to their winter’s
work.
On Rex Creek, George Nickles
and Lou Anderson vil 1 prospect
the Andrus property on No,9
A1 Jackson has a contract for
logs for the Andrus Co.
Henry Schultz will be located
at No. 9 Chititu in charge of the
camp and living in the Koppus
cabin,
Encho Toramanoff visited Me
Caithy this week.
It is likely that Art Powell
will leu a lay on ms |hU|HT^ at
the head of Rex.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Biich left
this week for New York after a
very successful season on Dan
Creek.
Bob Johnson left on a trip t>
the States and will return in
April or earlier.
John Hill and his partner are
at work on a logging contract
for the Dan Creek Minim; Co,
Clifford Cayouette visited Me
Carthy this week, and returned
to Dan Creek, where he will be
working his ground this winter.
The Radovans intend to re
main at Dan Creek, working on
their property through the whi
te r.
Fred Elkin, who has been pros
peering extensively at the heads
of the creeks for several months,
left this week to spend the win
ter outside. He is very well
pleased with the result of his in
vestigations, and will return
early next season to continue.
PERSONAT.
Andy Taylor returned on last’
Sunday, after having been away |
all summer on a trip to Siberia J
whither he accompanied John B
Burnham of New York on a hunt!
ing expedition, going first to;
Seattle, then Nome, and from
there to the coast of Siberia.
There they traversed several
hundred miles, and had good
hunting,Andy enjoyed the trip
immensely, but did not find that
tne country appealed much to
Alaskans, He br ought two pure
bred Siberian puppies back.
Roy F. Burns left on the last
train on a- trip to Cordova, where
i he will meet his youngestdaugh
n-j, .jiuit*, who Ii;is oeen
-p *ncli 11 lt a ye n-with her grand
parents at Balboa, California,and
w ill arrive on the Alameda.
George Nickles and L m And
erson were in town from Nizina
this week.
Carl Munch is in town from
Nizina, and leaves tomorrow to
spend the winter at his home
in Wenatchee Wash.
F. M. C.ole has gone to
spend a week at Long Lake.
Alike Knowles went to LongLake
Tuesday.
WAG1SS ^ FHEIGHT RATES
| TO BE REDUCE I)
Chicago Oct,14th. rJ he princi
j pal rail toads of the country in
| conference tonight decided to
| reduce most ot the wages and
i freight rates despite the threat
of the workers to go out on a
general strike on the 30th.
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NEW FALL GOODS " now
; showing at the Post < )ffice Store
Underwear and hosiery for la
! dies and chidlren.
Heavy outings in light and dark
I colors. Plisse and crepe de
| chine for dainty lingerie. All
i manner of notions and einbroi*
I der.\ threads.
TELEGRAPHIC
MURDERERS SENTENCED |
Seattle, October 14. Mahoney
was sentenced today by Judge
Ronald to be executed January
sixth tor the murder of his wife
which lie committed last April,
placing the body in a trunk of
quicklime and throwing it into
Lake Union.
Redwood City, Calif. Wm. A.
Hightower, murderer of Father
Heslin, the priest of Colma, Cal
if. has been sentenced to life
imprisonment.
! ARBUCKLE ALSO ARREST
ON LIQUOR CHARGE
i San Francisco, Calif. October,
bill ArbucKle has been arraign
ed on a charge of manslaughter
| — the case Was continued till
! the filteenth. Then he was arr
ested on a charge of violating
| the Volstead Act in having floods
of liquor during party at which
; Miss Rappe met her death.
DISARMAMENT
CONFERENCE
i New York, October 14 Orders
l
: were issued today that the Epis
copal churches throughout the
world to hold Special services
on Armistice Day, and also to
! pray for the success of the
1 forthcoming Washington disarm
ament conference,
London, October 18. Lloyd
: George announced today that
he will very likely attend the
Washington conference.
SRIPMENT JUST RECEIVED
Of Fresh Meat, also Live and
Dressed Poultry.
McCarthy Meat Market.
Baseball
GI ANTS WIN WORLD SERIES
New York Oct.9th- The Giants
won four to two today. The
teams are now tied each with 2
games.
Ruth drove a home run, the six
tieth this season today.
New York-Oct 10. In todays
game the Yanks won 3 to 1. The .
Yanks made six hits and one
error and Giants ten hits one
error- Hoyt pitched for Yanks,
Snyder l'or Giants.
New York Oct 11th. The Giants
won 8 to a. each team has three
games out of possible nine.
Oct 12, Giants won todays game
two to one, giving them four
games, the Yanks 3. Tomor
rows game will close series if
Giants win again.
New York. Oct. 13 The Giants
won the World series in taking
todays game one to nothing.
Giants made six hits, no errors
Yanks o e error.
Admirers have presented Ruth
with a silver crown valued at
six hundred dollars
| WORLDS TROTTING RECORD
Lexington, Kentucky, Oct. 8th.
j The world's record was beaten
today when Peter Manning trot,
ted the mile in one minute fifty
seven and 3-4 seconds, beating
the world record 1.58 which had
been held by Uhlan since lb!2.
No Solution Offered On
Unemployed Problem
Washington, October 13. The
unemployed conference has ac
complished nothing beyond
making recommendations that
each city community take care
of its own idle.
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