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McCKATH, ALASKA. APR. 15, 1922
Telegraphic Ticks.
Washington.—Official advices re
ceived here today indie re increased
revolutionary and bandit activity in
the'states of Vera Cruz, Jalisco and
Tayarit, in Mexico.
Washington. — Reports in the hands
of Administration leaders concerning
the progress of the coal strike have
coDvinoed the President that no seri
ous1 results may be expected at this
juncture. _
Washington.—Borah, in a Senate
ipeecb today,’ charged that the Hard
ing Administration is-displaying signs
of league of nations tendencies and
being headed direct, for the Genoa con
erdree, _
Chicago. Opponents of Cov. Small
and Mayor Thompson-, in the face of in
complete returns today, won a victory
n yesterday’s primary election- for the
nomination of congressmen* state sen
ators and representatives-.
Tacoma.—A decision in favor of Mrs.
Maude E. Stewart in a $-15,000 suit
against the Prudential and Mutual
Life Insurance Companies was ren
dered by Judge Cushman today. Stew
art is supposed to have committed sai
cide following his disappearance.
Owen Guay. who. in company with
Livingston Wereeeke, superintendent
of the Alaska Treadwell Company, left
here on March 0 for the Kantishna aad
onana, traveling via Menchumina,
returned here Thursday, coming over
the trail from Nancy Mr. Wernecke
eft Anchorage some davs ago for Ju
neau en route to the Treadwell proper
ties at Mayo, Y. T. Returning from
Nano? with Mr. Gray was Mr. Loomis,
the successor-of H. K. Carter as agent
of the N. C. Co. at this place, and R.
M. White.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cameron, after
a stay of several months on the Out
side. arrived here Thursday evening,
on their way to Ophir, leaving for that
place early this morning.
> those who will be in need
* of dental services, will say
it is my i intention to return
North on the first boat landing
at Bethel, early in July, and
later will visit McGrath, !,Ta
cotna, Ophir, Flat and all other
places heretofore covered.
During my stay on the Out
side it is my intention to take
an up-to-date course in Optom
etry, my purpose being to return
Northiprepared to test the eyes
of all those in need of this spe
cial attention, as well as to sup
ply accurate llenses and other
optical requiBOments
C. I). Carter, D. D. S.
23 French Soldiers
Killed in Explosion
in Silesian Smelter
Berlin.—Twenty-three French sol
diers and one German foreman were
killed in an explosion at the Huetten
smeltering works, in Upper Silesia,
this morning Tremendous excitement
followed the explosion. Martial law
I has been proclaimed.
Seattle Doctor Faces
Manslaughter Charge
Seattle.-^-Dr. I. C. Neville, well
known physician of this city, was ar
rested here today, charged with man
slaughter. He is accused of perform
ing an operation which resulted in the
death of Lenora Jane Utterbach, a girl
of seventeen.__
Julius Saupe, superintendent of the
Flume Dredge Company, who, in com
pany with Mrs. Saupe, went to the
coast over the early winter trail, was
one of yesterday’s arrivals, en route to
the scene of the company’s operations
on Yankee creek, for whieh place he
took departure early this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Saupe spent the winter
season at their home in Oakland.
‘Silk Glove’ System of
Blackmail by Alleged
Society Writers* JN* Y.
New York, April 12.- Information
that a “silk glove” system of black
mail is being operated here by persons
representing themselves as winters of
society news for various publications or
as close friends of such writers has
been placed before Ijistrict Attorney
Banton and United States Attorney
Hayward. Many people of prominence,
it is asserted, have been lleeced of
large sums of money by the clever
swindlers.
Howard Langley, after a winter’s
sojourn on the Outside, during which
he visited his old home in Nova Scotia
as well as metropolitan centers in all
sections of the United States, was one
of yesterday’s arrivals. Coming out
from Nancy on the first day of the in
ward trip Mr. Langley suffered a
1 wrench of the knee while on the han
dle bars, which necessitated him re
maining in the sled thereafter for the
balance of the trip, and which still
causes him considerable pain.
Jack Brandon, Ophir, after a day’s
visit here, departed for home vesterdap
afternoon.
Halfdan Wiig, who spent most of the
winter visiting at his old home in Nor
way, was among those cominfi in over
the trail during the week, having re
turned to NTx on. Traveling with Mr.
Wilg'was Kirk Geiger, both of whom
used their ski is. _
Among those scheduled to arrive
soon are Pet9 Michaels, with one pas
senger, and the Maiamute Kid, with
two passengers.
Herman Saupe, of the Flume Dredge
Company, was a Thursday arrival,
coming from Nancy as a passenger of
Tom Saknoff.
PROFESSIONAL
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M. D., D. D. S*
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Geo. W. Albrecht, Iditarod, Alaska
Chas. E. Taylor, Seattle. Wash.
Practice in all the Courts.
Seattle Law Office: L. C. Smith Bldg
Elliott 1642..
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I pay all postage and stand behind everything I sell. .
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Stanfield, Medlicott, Stephenson, Wright and Cooper Underwear,
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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.
Anchorage, Alaska
P. 0. Box 795