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MCGRATH, ALASKA. NOV. 16. 1921
OUTBREAKS
IN MEXICO
Attempted Raid Results
in Death of Six at
Border Resort.
San Diego, Nov. 13.—During
an attempted raid at Tiajuania,
San Diego, the Mexican Monte
Carlo, by a band of forty Mex
ican rebels, last night, six of the
rebels were- killed by Mexican
Federal troops.
Many Americans, assembling
for the winter racing, were hus
tled back across the border,
which was later closed tempo
rarily. __
San Luis, Mex.—The reeent
revolution against the Obregon
government, which broke out at
Tia Juania Sunday, is reported
as spreading into Sonora, where
a number of outbreaks have oc
curred and ih which a number
of killings have resulted.
Omaha.—Bert Acosanerv won- the
annual Pulitzer silver trophy race for
* heavier-than-air craft by Hying 150
miles in 52 seconds.
Max Simel
The Pioneer Trader
Furs Bought and
Sold'
Miners’*, Prospectors’
and Trappers’
Supplies
Steamer Service On the Inoka
River. .
Ask the People of Ophir about us.
STATION
Fairview, Innoko River
Telegraphic Ticks.
Chicago.—Wheat >uld at one dollar
per hushel today, the lowest price in
year<. «,
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London.—Irish parleys are still con
turning, with occasional intermissions,
but with no decisive results.
Chicago.—The country’s corn crop
this vear is estimated at three billion
one hundred and fifty million bushels.
Moseow.—JLenine, in the publication
Pravida, predicts war between Japan
and the United States by the year
1925. _
Berlin.—A British concern .has of
fered to loan the Government twenty
five million pounds sterling to pay
Germany’s neat installment to the
Allies. _
Washington.—John W. Riddle. of
Connecticut, former ambassador 10
Russia, has been nominated by Presi
dent Harding to be ambassador to Ar
gentkae.
London. —“The situation still causes
me great anxiety,” King George said,
speakj^ig of the Irish problem, in his
address read from the throne by Lord
Birkenhead.
Somerset, Mass.—The chief of police I
is seeking the owner of -three complete
moonshine stills which he seized . fol
lowing their discovery in ihe tomb of a
local cemetery.
Seattle.—James C. and Avert Dahl,
brothers, lately froorCrooksion, Min6.,
were found dead in their room at a
hotel here today, having-been asphyxi
ated by escaping _gas . from a small
heater.
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- Seattle.— “I have nothing, but owe
oobody,” M. C. Johnson, a resident of |
■Spokane, wrote on a card, after which j
he jumped overboard from the -steam-;
boat Indianapolis. His body was re-;
covered.
Washington.—While Listening to •
“T<he Star Spangled Banner'1 as it was!
being played in Arlington.-cemetery on!
Armistice Day, Howard N-unenacher, *|
of .San .Francisco, a Civil War veteran, j
dropped dead. j
Washington. —.Commander-in-Chief j
Mackoider. in a proclamation issued |
on Armistice vDay, -said American Le
gion men -had pledged themselves to;
carry on the battle for the . principles
for which their buddies had died.
Who Has Not Tripped ?
t Someone should offer a thousand- |
dollar prize in-.German marks, says the i
Spatula, to the one whocan truthfullvj
say he has-not for twenty four fc^ours
consciously or unconsciously violated
so«ijB city, town, state or national ordi
nance, law or regulation. Don’t all
apeak at once. There are only ten
commandments, yet the ministers say i
every man is a sinner.—Practical Drug- j
gist._■
Bill Nye, the humorist, once had a
cow to sell,’and advertised heir as fol
lows; ■/' '
Owing to toy ill health T -will sell at
my residence, in township 19, range 18,
according to the government survey,
o^e plush raspberry-cow, aged eight
years. She is q£ undoubted courage,'
and gives milkffrepuently. To a man
who does not 'fear death in any form
she would be a gre jt boon. Sbe is-very
much attached to »her present home
with a stay cbhha.'bukshe will be sold
to anyone who will’.‘treat her right.
She -is ooe-fourth ehorj^iorn and three
fourths hyena, i will also throw in a j
double-barrel shotgun, yvhich goes with j
her. In May shehsudlly^goes away for
a week or two, ana returns with a tall
red calf with wabbly legs. Her name
isTlose. I would, rather sell her to a
! non-resident
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Rough and Dressed Lum
ber of All Kinds
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OK0 LUMBER CO.
GEO. HOFFMAN
Napamiite, Alaska
Pioneer Trader of the Kuskokwim
Valley
GOOD STOCK PRICES RIGHT
PIONEER POOL ROOM
McGrath’sI Popular Resort
Prop.
Dave E. Clough
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