THE KUSKO TIMES
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Mf-GRATH, ALASKA. APR. 1, 1922
GOAL STRIKE
IN EFFECT
Declared, 100 Per Cent:
Effective; 25,000 Out
in Washi ngton State. I
(ridiannpolis, April 1.—The
.latXorswide strike threatened by
:he'’ anthracite and bituminous
niners went into effect prompt
y at midnight last night.
In the Southern liinois die,
ndt guards were stationed
around mine entrances, which so
enraged the strikers that rioting
began almost at once; Attempts
by !the guards to disperse the
strikers was followed by firing
of 'shots from both sides, in
which several were wounded.
lieports from a number of
tiining sections state that much
shooting has occurred, resulting
in many being injured.
< Officials of the mine workers’
organization declare the strike is
; 00* per cent effect ive.
Seattle, April 1.—1 wonby-tive j
lurid red coul miners of Wash-1
'ngton State, in harmony with!
eoal miners throughout the na-1
iori, went out on strike today.
C’apt. and Mrs. Bugge, who arrived I
Thursday, returned to their home at j
: tie 'Forks this morning.
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Cus Schuler was a Thursday arrival
and is spending a few days in town.
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T> those who will be in need
of dental services, will say
}t is my intention to return
North on the first boat landing
at Bethel, early in July, and
later will visit McGrath, Ta
coma, Ophir, Flat and all other
places heretofore covered
During my-stay on the Out
side it ia my intention to take
an up-to-date course in Optotn
etry, ivy piM'jKise being to return
North prepared to test the eyes
of all those in need of this spe
cial attention, as well as to sup
ply accurate lenses and other
optical requiraments.
p. D. Carter, D. D. S.
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TO MAKE
3 TRIPS
Ruby and Anvil Leave
Seattle for Bethel
Early in May.
Seattle, March 3L—The Kus
kokwini Pishing •& Transporta
tion Company has definitely de
cided to make three trips with
the power schooner Ruby and
the motorship Anvil from Seattle
to Bethel during the coming sea
son. -
The Ruby will open the season
by leaving Seattle on May 1.
The Anvil will sail on May 5,
carrying a full passenger list.
Both boats ' will be ready to
reach Bethel as soon as the Kus»
kokwim bay is clear of ice.
Good Trails for Presi
dent Harding in His
Trip Through Alaska
Washington—Announcement is made
of the proposal to have $212,500 of the
fund allotted for Alaskan roads, trails
and bridge construction spent uuuer
direction of the War Department, tne
money to be used chiefly in blazing
trails and completing roals for Presi
dent Harding and his party in their
j trip through the Territory.
Last of America’s Soldier Dead.
Washington.—Tomorrow the last sol-j
diet1 dead from Europe, 1200 bodies, is j
due to arrive in New York. This ship
ment will complete the return to the
United States of 45,623 bodies.
Mexico City. — President Obregon j
has ordered the confiscation of the1
rich 6,000-acre estate in Chihuahua of
General Luis Terrazas.
Commissioner B. B. Smith, of Ophir j
arrived this mof’ning on a short busi-j
ness visit.
I
April 16th will be Easter .Sunday, ac- j
cording to a few versed in those mat-!
ters.
Waino Puntila. of Candle, arrived
yesterday for a brief visit.
Agents Swoop Down
On Chicago Violators
Chicago, March 31,*— A taxicab squat!
of thirty-fire Federal prohibition
agents swept Chicago in the early
hours this morning', making many
seizures autl arrests^of violators of the
Volstead act.
Frank Fox left this morning for Flat
en route to Holy Cross; whither he
goes on a mining mission.
PROFESSIONAL
W. F. Green—
M. D./ D. D. S.
Office: j t th, Aaa.
Albrecht and Taylor
Geo. VV. Albrecht,- Iditarod, Alaska
CHAS. E. Taylor, Seattle, Wash.
Practice in all the Courts.
Seattle Law Office: L. C. Smith fc5ld»
Elliott 1«42.
I Want Your Mail Order Business
Why send to the States when you can buy cheaper from me?
I pay all postage and stand behind everything I sell.
John B. Stetson Hats. No. 1 and Boss. F. A. Patrick Clothing, Caps and Sock*
Stanfield. Medlicott, Stephenson, Wright and Cooper Underwear,
Unions and Two-Piece.
Packard, Crossett and Nettleton Shoes. Ball Band, Eureka, U. S., Hippress and Gold
Seal Shoepacs and Hip Boots.
No dealer can beat my prices. Personal attention to Mail Orders
DONALD L. McGINNIS
Clothier and Haberdasher. The House of Quality, Fair Dealing and Stand
ard Merchandise. ,
P. O. B6x 795
Anchorage, Alaska