ToWgraphic Ticks.
WASHINGTON* July 14s—Presi
lent Coolidge has tendered President
Gallos of Mexico-the battleship Flor
ida to carry back to Mexico the body
if Captain Cfcrranza, Mexican aviator •
ace, who crashed to his death, night;
in the woods of New Jersey,
JACK-SON. Miss*, July L.!
Patton, Negro Republican leader, was
ola’ced under arrest today upon return'
if six indictments hy the. Federal
grand jury charging him with the
purchase, and sale of Federal offices.
SUPERIOR, W.is„ July. it.r-The
’•esignation. of Hoover .as Secretary of
Commerce was received today hy
President Goolidge, the latter then
wiring Hoover to. stop off. at Cedar
Island Lodge on his way. next week
to his home in.Palo Alto. Calif.
WASHINGTON, July. 14.—Hoover
left today for his home, Palo Alto.
Calif., where on. August 11 he, y^ll be
apprised of his nomination. for .the
presidency and deliver his address of
acceptance..
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DOORN, July .8.—Transatlantic
Flyers Koehl, Van Sueneld. and Fitz
maurice today were guests of former
Kaiser Wilhelm.
SEATTLE, July It),—Making no>
reference to religion and charging A1
Smith with being wet. Dr. Matthews
issued a statement today that he
wopld drop the Democratic, party to
support, Hoover for president.
SEATTLE. July t8.—Walter W.
Head, of Omaha, president of the Boy
Scouts of America, -arrived in Seattle
todfjr, on his way to Alaska. He is
oresident of an Qipa^a bagk.;_
.SEATTLE. July ?5.—Mayor. James
Walker, of .New^Vork, .arrived today
for a SeatHt.iViiyr.^e greeted
by Mayor--Edwards, end a large dele
gation of citizens.,.,.,..
HELENAv' July lv».:—-vyhfgier* -XL hpj
Senator from. Monona,„_was,- nom-j
inated by the Democratic party in
Montana in Tuesday’s primaries.
MIAMI, July 11.—Hulbert, of New
York, was today elected grand exalt
ed ruler of the- Elks at the sixty
fourth annual convention.;
SEATTLE, Ji$ly TO.—Mrs. Mamie
Daly, widow of the famous Montana
mine owner, is seriously ill pt her
home in this city.
SEATTLE, July 1SL—The steamy
Alaska sailed this morning for Sew-*
ard, carrying 215 passengers,, includ
ing ninety tourists.
SEATTLE, Jiily ^".^Secr^tary.jef
Navy Wifbur arrived ttkjay Ju. pnrtieT;
pate in the battlefleet vy^gpjc activities.
VANCQDA^R, iuly^^BtedqpcK
McLaugblin, pioneer of .the Yukon,
died today at Jiis >itpnie h.erp.
DETROIT, July 11 *MinpeapoUf*.
was awarded:, the id-'fcl-;ternaipai ,pp^i"
£lave, Knights Templar. ,
RKP»RvJ^fNFt)I^tJE3|EBl'V' r
OF PROHIBITION
_ EM RESTORE GOVERNMENT
SEATTLE. July; 25.—Either repeal
or enforcement of the prohibition law
is essential if government is to be re
stored in the United , State?,, Jacob
Mark Lashley, president ;pf the Bar
Association of St. Lpuis.^declgrpd be
fore the criminal lay section^ pf tl\e
Bar Association, which. opened .its
annual convention hej-e this, morning.
ACCEPTANCE SPEECHES
OF HOOVER, AND SMITH
JEW YORE, July 25.—The accept
ance speeches of Herbert-Hoover, and
A1 Smith will be broadcast to the (en
tire nation hy the ^National., .fjroag--,
casting Company and associated sta
tions as a pijb^c jservjpw and! without
cost* it was announced todays
6arl fjuttsfeidt. left this* morning
fa.r McUratrty gping down with the
Frank Larson, launch.
j. XAT¥j *re hiraush y«i». Airplwi* Tja^saP^io# w,
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fi ..’ rteirig aUf.senetras o£ the y«mr„ Oar Plants, are 4ioem*<t «*]
{ and aje .pflot^d J>y Tran*port Pitots enly. When better «9)iipnr•.. j
t j ; ment is available we will «u it.. j
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of Gents’ Furnishings
WOLVES. COYOTES RAISItfCv:
HAVOC WITH. ALASKA f.AME
(Fairbanks New^Miperj
Predatory animals are increasing
more rapidly than the game \n Alas
ka, in the opinion of R. JC.,^tejyaTjt».
special investigator for; t)ie govern
ment, who is just out Qf the head
waters of the Tanana .and the. Ne
besna, where, he has heeivfor the bet
ter part of the winter. Wolves,, coy
otes and eagles.are raising havoc with
.other food and fur-bearing animals.
■ The heads of forty mountain, sheep
were found near the? head of Nebesna
glacier, where they had .beep slain, by
wolves and coyotes......
Mr. Stewart’s special mission was:
'to look into.the welfare of mountain,
sheep and to determine how. far they
Wight be decimated hi' the growing
menace pf wolvq*>iand cqyot,qs. Hepty :
Boyden was with him from- McCatCty^
and furnished valuable. assigUjn^ • in
the investigation, Mr. Stewasjei-qaide
“The increase to coyojtpg is renjasrkr;
able,” Stewart said, ‘‘and'- the • mortal
ity. amqpg sheep , U- Hsdaffljr
ing. The‘ eagle,'*,. ;u:tuMfckfBg' tbep*, toll
.among the fawns, and the yyolues are
waxing fat-qn the wild gamp; qf the'
Territory.’’.
Stewart has jtwen,. down- in- .the
^islands of Southwestern ^lasjka a^ul
to heading for fjre ^.Uppe*. .A'uJtoPfc
where wolves are.-suid arq ^ vdoipig
serious damage; to the? caribou. He
believes there should Jr p more men oft.
tjhe joh-^-poMp^ly itropflgrj, hpt more
government experts, who may be able
to assist with the tjjapp^rs iu remov
ing the killers. .The hpuut\>qa wolves
arul the -redded value.* in sale of their
pelts makes? it a mqgey.-jpakiag propr
ositiqn, .he -thinks, to-go out after
them. The same, thing avighitott- said,
of the coyotes., aitljough thrift skin,*
do not command .so* Befljto.a^paJq,
‘J HOOVER Aitlfty 83 HOME,
STANFORD i.^fVRIJSIXY.Cal^i
July 20.—Herhert-HD<jYfr gri eved at.
his home; on Stap.fpi'd rapjoua today,
where hr will rppeht formal, patifyisir,
tion. of. the Repu^ii'?s*n,i. pi-esidepr.icd
nominating', u
J-TW which,
was purchased a £gw.days ago hy
dra Bamhjirt «|aU.;t(jjkep to. McGrath,
has again changed hands, having bear
acquir'd .by -Bi ijjlfr. ^weK
known Takotnan. mkvmceoro*
pani^l by Charlijk-Koqjg, will ->leaM£
shortly; for ;Bethel, at which, plq£^.qn<
arrival of the tsteawi^r Tupper, —tbft
njeat bpc-t, will bp replenwhad^wi^
everything fresh in the way, of meats;
and poultry. The boat is expected to,
make _a quick return to this place..
* Davn-^Mutchler, who recently dis
posed of gjl his business interests
tore, departed a few days ago for.
McGpath rapd.. later took airplane tee
Fairbanks, going over with Ed
Soung. After a short stay at the lat
ir place he planned to leave for Se
attle, at which place he issociated
wjith his 'brother ^ack and Charlie
Ejeam in a Lakei; Washington report,
Ppor ta leaving h«re he disposed of
his poo| room, business .to , Charlie.
CTHalloran, u;i
I Dr. L,. W. Fn>ntm,, d§.nllbsk 38$ Carl
Fromm will be, among passengers on
t^e Tana for do^n ^,rivqrf. ,gpiftg to
Bethel.
Carl Fromm, after a q£, a- day.
ymr two here, returned to Sfecfiteptft. this
morning with Frank f£fsf£t
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, Mrs. Chester Brmtew.^t*^ *n ab
sence of some weetowjuiib; $fr. Brink,
at McGrath, return§d,Jherpt4^lree oc
four daya agq.
FrSfl&nfc ;§ttekey
Notary Public
McGrath, Alaska
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DEDICATION OF SEATTLE’S
NEW MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
SEATTLE, July 27.—The new mu
nicipal airport, Boeing Field’ so
named in honor of W. E. Boeing, Se
attle airplane manufacture^ situated
in the Georgetown, section ,of tjie city,,
was dedicated yesterday v afternoon,
scores of navy, army and cDipnjercjgJ
planes staging a great, „ air circus
overhead, with fifty thousand loolpng
on from slopes,
FIND LOEWENSTEINVS BODX.
BOULOGNE, France, July 19—The
body of Captain AlfredULoewensteio,
noted .BeUrian ,financier,ewlift disap
peared from, hi*, prUfat^v airplane
while it was.^rro^sing .the ^English
channel at a height of 4fOJK).^{£, was
found m thnisea^i.cn% Ae^tt it^dlay,
•In the 'Probate, Court at Mc.Grath,
Alaslyu befeije, W. T. Vapderpool,
U. S. Commissioner and . ex-officio
’ Probate Judg^,
Territory of Divi
sion, Mt, McKinley precinct—ss.
- To all persons to;-,* wi^gm- these
Presents shall come—greeting: Know
yte that it appearing to the. Qpmmis
sioner aforesaid thabjtttjef* McGinty
has died intestate, leaving at. the time
of her death property, in.tfeisr precinct,
I4 aforesaid Commissioner, have duly
appointed A. X. Grant,, pf Tako.tna„
Alaska, administrator of. the estate
of Helen McGinty, deceased. This,
therefore, authorizes the said A. X-1
Grant to administer thv-.estate of the !
said Helen McGinty, deceased, accord
ing to law. In .tesjvreo®*; whereof I
have hereunto apt c my hand and offi
cial seal at McGrath, Alaska, this 3rd'
day of July, A. D. Id2g.
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FORFEITURE NOTICE.
To H. W. Strangman, Jack Lamont., ,
James Mc.BQgh, 4- N-.Anderson. ..
>•* E... Cokev HiU, and -persons
y claiming..bybtjhEMjghsriiOr.Tundar. r
thepa, or any of them, and their
heirpn executors,-, assigns and sue- -
1 cessors in interest, greeting:
You and eaqb of -yoq-ardyhefeby /
notified: That during each of the
following annual labor years, tp-wit: ;
the years ending July 1st, 1922, 1923.
1924, 1925, 1926 and 1927, the under
•wMk-UPufruMMW.n hundred- dollar*, -
($100.00) worth of work and improve
ments on the certain placer mining
claim on Long Creek,, in the Nulato
Recording District, , Territory of f
Alaska, known as .Buckeye Associa
tion.
That all of said work and improve
ments were required by law. and were
put upon said claim in compliance
therewith in order to hold the same -
for each said year- and thereafter;
That during each said year and at ...
all times thereafter the undersigned |
was and is a co-owner of each said i
claim, and if within.ninety (90) daya
after the ninety.,(9Q) day publication ;
hereof, to-wit: ninety days after the
28th day of Apri),. 1928,. you and each ,
of you do not contribute to the under
signed your proportion of, said ex
penditure for each Baid claim for
each 8aid..yeat, your,, interest in said \
claim will become the property .of ,the
-undersigned.
That the sum each of you shouJdt
contribute for each said claim for?
each said years bears the same rela-v
tion to one hundred dollars ($100,001 >
as your undivided interest in each .
said claim bore to the entire interest
in said, claim, during each said year*
ELLA A. CRANE,
Ruby, Alaska.
First publication, April 28, 1928;
last publication,. Aug. 4, 1928.
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