FOR CAUSE
OF IRELAND
George Extends Invita
tion and Conference
May Result..
Belfast, June 23.—Craig, Pre
mier of Ulster, announced today
;hat the Ulster Cabinet has ac
cepted the invitation of Lloyd
George for a proposed confer
ence between representatives of
Northern and Southern Ireland
and the British Cabinet.
Belfast, June 29.—Premier of
Ulster Craig declined today the
invitation extended him to meet"
De Valera in Dublin on Monday
for conference.
London. June 29.—De Valera
has replied to Lloyd George's
invitation, declaring himself du
bious of lasting peace but yet j
holding out a promise that after
conferring with his colleagues
he will make definite answer to
the British Premier.
Dublin; July 1.—Arthur Grif
fith, founder of the Sinn Fein
organization, and Professor John
hl acNeill, president of the Gaelic
League, were released today
from Mountjoy prison.
London, July 1.—De Valera,
Arthur Griffin and other Sinn
Fein leaders, for the first time
in more than a year, are holding
meetings unhampered and going
where they please.
NORTHERN
COMMERCIAL
COMPANY
Ball Band
Rubber Boots and Shoes.
Slicker Coats knee.
“ long.
; Slicker Hats.
Mosquito Head Nets.®
Mosquito-Bed Nets, single.
Mosquito Bed Nets, double.
Buhacb.
Mosquito; Cake;
Michigan Dope;
Oil of Citronilla.'.
Garden Seeds
Flower Seeds
$77,000,000 of Amer
ican Property Is Re
turned By Germany
Berlin.—Seventy-seven million dol
lars’ worth of American property,
seized during the war, was formally
released and returned to the owners
today.
Carl Shuttler returned a couple of
days ago from a trip up the west fork
of the Nixon.
Ike Koski, well known old-timer,
came down from Nixon Forks yester
day. _
TROOP TRAIN
WRECKED
Cork, Belfast and Dub
lin the Scenes of Sev
eral Conflicts.
Belfast, June 29.—A troop
train, conveying soldiers from
Belfast to Dublin, was wrecked
today at Abervoyle, near Dun
dalk, by the explosion of a Sinn
Fein land mine. Two soldiers
and one of the train guards were
killed outright and many others
wounded.
Dublin,. June 80.—A military
lorry was attacked this after
noon at the junction north of
Frederick and Dorset streets,
many bombs being thrown at the
lorry, two of which landed with
in it. The casualties to the mili
tary have not been reported, but
jfive civilians were wounded in
heavy fighting which followed
| the attack.
—
Cork, June 29.—The police
barrack here were bombed to
day, following which there was
general street fighting. Ten
women were killed, and three
girls and three men wounded.
In the Probate Court for Otter
Precinct, Fourth Division, Ter
ritory of Alaska.
Before D. E. BrowD, United States
Commissioner and ex-officio Pro
bate Judge.
In the matter of the estate of Claude
Baker. Deceased, No. 48, Probate.
Notice is hereby given that on the
7th day of May, 1921, at Flat, Alaska,
the Judge of the above entitled Court
appointed Florence Baker executrix of
the estate of Claude Baker, deceased,
and on said day issued letters testa
mentary to her, and all persons having
claims against the estate of Claude
Baker, deceased, are required to pre
sent them, with proper vouchers, withita
six months from the date of this notice
to said Florence Baker, executrix of
said estate, at the Miners & Merchants
Bank, at Iditarod, Otter Precinct,
Alaska.
June 4, *1921.
Florence Baker,/
Executrix..
READY FOR
THE FIGHT
Contestants Reported in
Fit Condition:--60,000
Tickets Are Sold..
Jersey'Gfty, June 29.—Robert
Watson, an official of the Inter
national Reform Bureau, accom
panied by five Jersey City cler
gymen, appeared today in the
chancery court, before Vice
Chancellor Stevenson, in an ef
fort to block the Dempsey-Car
pentier fight, scheduled for Sun
day. The applicants gained no
satisfaction.
North Vernor, June 30.— “The
time to have opposed the staging
of the Dempsey and Carpentier
fight was before Tex Rickard
had spent a barrel of money in
erecting an arena,” Billy Sunday
said here, today.
New York, July 1.—Dempsey,
at Atlantic City, and Carpentier,
at Manhasset, finished training
tonight. Each declares himself
fit for the battle of his life.
Sixty thousand seats have so
far been sold for the fight.
A1 Thorns, Chris Peterson, Herb'
Kearney an 1 Charles Carlson arrived
from Taeotna on Thnrsday, all waiting
for the arrival of the Tana.
S. Holtn and Pete Westman came in
Friday from Candle.
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Paperhanging'.
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Furs Bought and Sold White Fish and Dog Feed
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Operating On Kuskokwim
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Repairing
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