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j STATION WORKER IS KILLED
BY EXPLOSION IN CANYON
Joe Corak, a station worker at
Mile 329. in the Canyon district.
; met death yesterday as the result
of the premature explosion of a
i charge of explosive. The accident
i is attributed to a short fuse. Corak
was the only man close to the
charge and the only man injured.
The body of the dead man is be
ing brought to Healy today and will
be shipped to Xenana probably on
a special train tonight, in order
that shipment may be made to Fair
banks on the regular train tomorrow.
The deceased was attached to the
Rokovich contracting outfit.
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A. B. Avakoff. of the Fairbanks
jewelry firm of Avakoff & Brown,
i left Xenana for Anchorage on Wed
nesday, to take charge of the firm's
store at that place.
Mrs. L. Gallian, Mrs. William
l Keller and Mrs. W. J. Barker ar
i rived in town this week from the
;Tolovana district, enroute to the
States.
Frank Robertson is a recent ar
1 rival in town from the Kantishna
district, where he was in the em
• ploy of the Mt, McKinley Gold
i Placers.
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( Mrs. J. C. Van Orsdel, of the Mt,
I McKinley Gold Placers, arrived from
; the Kantishna this week and went
j to Fairbanks yesterday on a busi
i ness visit of short duration.
Joe Mills left for Healy this mom
ling.
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! Mrs. Palm is a recent arrival in
i town from the Canyon district.
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Frank Bishoprick is a business
] visitor from Fairbanks.
William Plackas is a guest at the
i Cooney, from the Canyon district.
Mrs. Clara Allred is among the
Canyon visitors in town. She is a
guest at the Cooney.
L. F. Nash is registered at the
Southern, from Fairbanks.
Shorty MacDonald left for the
. Canyon district this morning.
j Herman Anderson left for Linder
Lake this morning on a hunting
; trip and will be away several days.
j FISHING BOATS TO COMPETE
FOR THOS. LiPTON TROPHY
PEN'SACOLA, Fla., Sept. 8—Ac
■ cording to announcement made here
j this week, eight yachts will enter
i the races on Pensacola Bay next
month for the Thomas Lipton t-hal
lenge cup for fishing boats. The
i trophy is now held by the Pensacola
Yacht Club.
The Houston Launch Club, the
Eastern Shore Yacht Club of Mo
j bile, the Southern Yacht Club of
New Orleans, and the Pensacola
Yacht Club will each be represented
by two vessels.
The Lipton trophy is for Gulf
| coast vessels only. It was presented
to the Gulf Yachting Associaation
j last June by Sir Thomas, who once
drove a mule-drawn street car in >
N'ew Orleans.
Jack Singleton came in from
Healy on yesterday’s train.
Tabs of all kinds at The News office
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According: to special advices re
ceived by The News, the g-old bonus
bill is still unreported by the house
’ committee to which it -was referred
early during the present session of
; Congress.
Boatman & Son and the Gust
Sames outfit are among those re
cently completing contracts in the
Canyon district.
There is said to be considerable
activity at Riley creek, in anticipa
tion of the construction of the big
railroad bridge at that point, and
it is expected that a settlement will
spring up there shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Darling, who
arrived from Fairbanks on Monday,
left for the coast yesterday, on
their way to Seattle, where Mr.
Darling has been ordered to report
and where it is probable he will
be permanently stationed. Mr. Darl
ing is one of several special agents
of the Bureau of Investigation. De
partment of Justice, who were sent
to Alaska to investigate radical
, activities reported by former Gov
* ernor Riggs. t<
Walter Forest, who accompanied
the Brandies hunting party on their
recent visit to the hills south of
Xenana, arrived in town this week
and reports that three very fine
specimens of mountain sheep were
obtained in the Riley creek district,
after an unsuccessful hunt east of
the Healy river. The Omaha sports
man was so well pleased with the
expedition that he gave Forest a
bonus before leaving for the coast.
He also made full settlement for
the two horses lost in the Healy
river at the commencement of the
hunt. All three of the trophies were
shot with Forest’s rifle, two of them
by Brandies and the third by the
woman member of the party.
L. J. McCarty, who was in town
this week from the Canyon district,
reports having located a big copper
ledge close to the Government rail
road. The ore runs rich in copper
and also carries some silver and
gold, but to what extent has not
yet been determined. Mr. McCarty
says that considerable prospecting is
being done in the hills adjacent to
the railroad, and he predicts much
greater activity as the road nears
completion and more of the old
timers have more time on their
hands.
Ed Bartlett, who furnished the
transportation for the Brandies
hunting party, arrived in town this
afternoon with several horses which
he is taking to Fairbanks.
Harry Atwood, well known min
ing man of the Fairbanks district,
who was engaged in scraping oper
ations in the Canyon district during
the past summer, has completed
his contract with the A. E. C.. and
returned to Fairbanks. His plant
was shipped to the upper town this
week.
Munson & Coriipany. grading con
tractors in the Canyon district.
have fnished their work and two j
members of the party. Peter Coop-j
er and George Cuts, are on their
way to town.
COMING—The Chorus Girl’* Ro
mance. Coliseura theater. With Viola
Dana in the title «ole.
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NOTICE TO PHONE USERS
Notice is hereby given that on
; and after August 15 the use of
! telephones in Nenana will be re
j stricted to fire and doctor calls
between the hours of midnight and
i eight o’clock in the morning.
R. S. DONALDSON,
' Manager Healy River Coal Corpora
tion.
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FOR ANY GAS TROUBLE SEE
JOHN TEELAND. Shop opposite the
John*or Store.
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Kenana. Wfcere Kalla and B'vera Meet
__Wholwtle and Retail Meats
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^ Swift i Premium Bacon and Ham
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J Badfer Cheeae-Darrigold Butter
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Trappers
Traders
SHIP TO
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Dealer in Raw Furs
SEATTLE
Alaaka Building
NEW YORK
127 W. 27th Street
Healy River Roadhouse
A. A. Lvden
HEALY
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When in Anchorage make your headquarters at the
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A new oil lamp that gives an
amazingly brilliant, soft, white light,
even better than gas or electricity,
has been tested by the U. S. Gov
ernment and 35 leading universities
and found to be superior to 10 ordi
nary oil lamps. It burns without odor
smoke or noise—no pumping up, is
simple, clean, safe. Bums 94't air
and 6r'< common kerosene (coal
oil).
The inventor, Z. F. Johnson, 29,
X. Fifth St., Portland. Ore., is offer
ing to send a lamp on ten day’s
FREE trial, or even to give one
FREE to the first user in each lo-1
cality who will help him introduce
it. Write him today for full particu
lars. Also ask him to explain how
you can get the agency, and with
out experience or money make $250
to $500 per month. Advt.
T. J. McCroskey, A. E. C. store
keeper at Healy, returned to the
Canyon district on yesterday’s train
after a visit of several days in
X'enana.
1921
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NENANA, ALASKA
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