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(From McCarthy News)
W' Since it has become the fashion to
designate the various roads through
out the country by such names as
“Dixie Highway,” “Lincoln Highway,”
etc., it has been suggested that the
the following names be adopted for
our local roads; The old Mother Lode
road up McCarthy creek as the “God
free Highway.”
The road to Kennecott as the
“Stephen Birch Highway.”
The new road now building to the
Nisina as the “Esterly Highway.”
The Alaska road commission moved
camp to the two mile point on the
new road. Large as the outfit is, mov
ing day has no terrors for them.
^Right after breakfast the entire crew
set to work and “folded their tents”
and by noontime they were settled
in the new location.
Bill Baher intends to leave for the
White river tomorrow where he will
bufld a boat to convey the hunting
parties down the river on their way
to Whitehorse.
He has purchased Mrs. Woodman’s
black horse Beauty.
Mrs. Dwyer of Strelna, with her
guests, Mrs. Archie Fields of Cor
dova, and Billy and Mavis made a
trip to McCarthy and Kennecott on
- the gasoline speeder with Hi Malcolm
r " at the wheel.
Martin Radovan has killed another
big bear near his camp at the head
of Dan.
Mrs. Ralph McCrary, with Grade
and baby Margeret, who now make
their home in Cordova visited friends
in McCarthy last Monday. Mrs. Date
fo Cordova and her sister Miss Mar
shall were also round trippers that
day.
The McCarthy Garage changed
hands this week when George Ander
sen disposed of his business to
Henry Olsen, who has cars at the dis
posal of tljg. public at any hour of
the day or night.
Oscar Anderson of Long Lake sent
some fine new potatoes to the Mc
Carthy Mercantile Co. this week and
the folks of McCarthy have enjoyed
the donation of samples sent them.
Oscar will have a good crop this year
quality unsurpassed.
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Too much Johnson is suffering
from a bad attack of rheumatism,
which is caused throug htoo much
over the Chisana trail in former days.
Warren Nelson is in town for a few
days from Copper creek. He says
everything is going fine with the min
ing game. They have drifted 300 ft.
of tunnel and are sluicing every
day. This they will continue as long
as the water runs.
Dick Woodman has accepted a pos
ition with the McCarthy Mercantile
Co.
PRESIDENT OF FRANCE
IN SERIOUS CONDITION
PARIS, Sept. 1 (by Radio to S. S.
Alaska).—President Deschanel’s con-'
dition is gravely serious. He may not I
live a month. Precautions are being;
taken to prevent the carrying out of ;
a threat of suicide.
BELGIANKINGGIVES
MEDALS TO WINNERS
ANTWERP, Sept. 1 (by Radio to
S. S. Alameda).—King Albert of Bel-;
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swimmers and other athletes who have ;
won in the Olympic games. He was i
heartily cheered.
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SAYS CANADA MAKES
GOOD GO-BETWEEN
TORONTO, Sept. 1 (by Radio to
S. S. Alaska).—Sir Auckland Geddes,
ambassador to the United States front
Great Britain, chief speaker at the
opening of the Canadian national ex
hibition, said Canada has a great op
portunity for interpreting Great Brit
ain to America, and vice versa.
RUMANIAN CABINET
TENDERS RESIGNATION
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PARIS, Sept 1 (by Radio to the S. S.
Alaska).—The resignation of the Ru
manian cabinet has been reported.
SUGAR PRICES DROFON
HAWAIIAN MARKET
HONOLULU, Sept. 1 (by Radio to
S. S. Alaska).—Retail dealers have an
nounced another 3-cent cut in the price
of sugar, effective today. The new
price is 19 cents a pound in lots less
than 100 pounds.
NEW COMMANDER OF
MARINES IN WEST
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 (by Radio
to S. S. Alaska).—Brigadier General
Barnett, senior officer of the marines
on the Pacific coast, has been stationed
at San Francisco.
VILLA AND FOLLOWERS
WILL WORK BIG RANCH
MEXICO CITY. Sept. 1 (by Associ
ated Press).—Five hundred and eighty
one followers of Villa who have been
demobilized are with Villa now on the
way to Durango, where a farm has
been placed at his disposal.
Cordova Jazz Orchestra Dance at
Eagle Hall on Wednesday and Satur
day nights. Music by the Ragtime
Trio.
TRIPLE ALLIANCE IS
SUPPORTING MINERS
LONDON, Sept. 1 (by Associated
Press).—A strike of miners was today
seemingly brought nearer by a resolu
tion passed by the triple alliance, cun
sising of railway men, ranspor work
ers and miners, supporting the claims
of the miners.
TWO KILLED IN WRECK
WHEN MAIL PLANE BURNS
MORRISTOWN, N. J., Sept. 1 (by
Associated Press).—A mail plane
caught fire near here today and
crashed to the ground, killing Pilot
Max Miller and Mechanician Gustave
Rierson. The plane was en route to
Cleveland from New York.
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WYOMING BANDITS
FAIL IN HOLD-UP
LANDER, Wyo., Sept. 1 (by Associ
ated Press).—Two suspects were ar
rested yesterday following an attempt
to kill the general manager of the '
Paposia mine and two paymasters, in
the mountains near here, and steal
the mine payroll of $43,000. The
money was saved, but ii* the fighting
one of the suspects was seriously in
jured.
GOVERNOR RIGGS IS
EN ROUTE HOME
Governor Thomas Riggs has left
Washington and will return to Alas
ka via New York according to a tele
gram received at the governor's. of
fice.
BOY SCOUT MEETING
There will be a meeting of the troop
committee of the boy scouts of Amer
ica, troop 1, Cordova, tomorrow even
ing. September 1st, at 8:00 o’clock, at
ibe scout master’s home.
Troop committeemen and parents of
boy scouts are requested to be present
as matters of importance concerning
the local troops are to be discussed.
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