The McCarthy
Weekly News
McCarthy, Alaska. Saturday, April 1m, 1918
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AMUSEMENTS
Movie Show Sunday April 14th
Hnrst Pat he Weekly.
Charles Cherry in “The Mum
my and the Humming Bird."
Comedy
Roscoe Falty Arb tickle in
“The Butcher Boy.”
The Four Minute Men are
proving a success in their ad
dresses at the Movies— bring
ing to the notice of the people
the aims and needs of our gov
eminent in prosecuting this|
great war.
The la<t speaker was Mr. Jasj
Harry who i av^ a forceful talk !
on the necessity of eve1 y one i
doing his snare. He addressed
his remarks more pirticulnl\
to those of foreign birth. Thes
know by bitter experience the
curse of militarism and auto jra y
and what we might expect if to
Hun should ever get a footing.
W. R. Faddiswill be the ncx
speaker.
Ernest Miller has been laid i p
with a bad attack of the Grippe
but expects to be back on shift
shortly.
Postmaster Miller has been
notified chat the order discontin
uing the Post Office at Chisana
has been rescinded.
John E. Barrett has just re*
turned irom tne tureen tiro up i
where he has been installing a
gasoline engine and ore car to
gether with some machinery.
A considerable amount of work
will be done on the property.
The Red Cross Knitters will
meet atMrs. Damon’s home next
Wednesday afternoon. Every
woman who has wool on hand
is requested to turn in finished
work as soon as possible in ord
s er that a shipment may beinade.
Mrs. Grant Reed.
Chairman of Military Relief.
IMPORTANT
NOTICE TO REGISTRANTS
Questionaires hive been mail
ed to all registrants, under jur
isdictioa of this loc il board.
You are require 1 by law to
execute and return same within
seven days from date h reof.
Failure to do so coisM .mtes a
misdema mor pun shibla by not
to exceed o 13 y 1 ir imprison
ment; an I such failure may also
deprive you of v i 11)! e r i^lits
and result in your immediate in
duction into mllita *y service and
trial by eou't m ini a'.
D 1te April i3th K 18.
Joseph. H. Murray
Member of Local IJoird No. 12
McCartl y, Alaska.
R. Veitch, who has been in
; ditrg? of til' Andrus camps for
id win:?:’, on receive l a wire
from New York that the com pa -
; ny \>i}\ operate this season.
Covey til Mill*i -re ex.
pec ted on the next at.
Bally is in t wm awaiting in
structions.
I
T.13 fuairal of Mrs. Warren
| Nelson took place last Sunday,
! and was very largely attended.
In the absence of the priest.
| the services were in charge oi
j the Arctic Brotherhood, who
J recited their impressive ritual,
i Music was rendered by Mrs.
O’Neill and m my beautiful floral
tributes were laid on the casket.
High Class Vaudeville
In Aid of the Red Cross.
Widely varied Program.
Stunts you never saw before.
Actors you never heard of.
The best elocutionist in the
district has kindly consented to
assist. Concluding with
an original sketch.
Monday April 15. 8.30.p.m.
Admission $1.00.Children 25 cts
Bring a nickel for a program.
LOCAL NEWS
Train arrived this afternoon
after several days tie-up duet:>
severe storms. Five oil tanks,
six freight cars and two passen
ger coaches made the train.
Max Rede, Superintendent for
the Dan Creek Mining Co WjS
tt p is'seager ou too. iy s train.
G. H. Birch is expected early
in May.
Dean Officer returned today
from an extended trip through
das torn Oregon and Nevada.
A welling of interest takes
place at C'litina to-night when
Miss Annie ° terson will become
the w fo of E l ?iiim of Strel
in. U. S. C >:n niss oner Berry
will pjrfonn hie ore nr/ after
which i din i?r will bi served at
Eon's’ c fe. The happy
co ipie will make their home at
Strelaa, wh *re Mr.Fun leen is
em r »/ei by the North Midas
Comp my.
We extend congratulations.
MEW OFFICERS INSTATED
The meeting of the Arctic Bro
rherhood Camp 83 held last
Monday ev^ n ng was well attend
ed: the occasion beirg the install
itio i of officers for next term
of six months. J. W. Nickell
Arctic Chief. Fred Cope Vice
J. B. O’Neill Keeper of Nuggets.
C. F. M. Cole Keeper of Records
Trail Blazer J. Schultz. James
Marie. Gird.'. Camp cook. Roy
Synder. Outer Toilgate Herman
Ketterer. and James Hyland for
the Inner Toll gate.
Bro Margraff took charge of the
installation.
Drama: Tragedy: Com
edy: Dancing: Song and
St.orv at the Vaudeville Show
April 15.
Save fats and sweets! Pood will
win the war
Found K. Co brass check No
2301. Apply News Office.
i
The 3rd Liberty Bond
is now on sale at LAURIE BRO
THERS for the Bank of Alaska,
Cordova.
From $50and up on the install
ment plm. 5 per cent is all that
is required with application.
POLITICAL
JAMES E. WILSON
Democratic Nominee
for
ROAD COMMISSIONER
Seeks Re-election
! At the Primary Election Tues
day April 30 th.
Vote for
JAMES L. GALEN
Republican Candidate for
Road Commissioner
Primary Election Tuesday,
April ,SOth.
Ed. Wood
Republican Candidate
for the office of
ROAD COMMISSIONER
solicits your vote at the
Primary Election April 30th.
I
I
want what I want when I
want it
and
get what I want when my
work is done by
Murie s Transfer