n RTflfift PARTICULARS AND
ANiOTHER VEKS1#KV REGARD
ING T|1e DEATH OF REE. PAGE'
(Delayed' in TransmiSsiOqsh,
VIcGRAjTH-—Alex Mengpl,. on his.
way u $’ to Ilk trailing grounds* on
August 15, on! the West Fork, of the
Nixon, found"the. remains of Lee Page
lyin^. art '‘the Bitnk.'of the West. Fork,
following Which’ he' 'returned to Me-,
Grath”to' notif^r the ^ro|»eVv authori-:
ties.1; • *• - ■ ■ «•“ *•: m -I
Tlifited States C Cun mission or Kingj
then a|>$ihted.tMi? following as 'jur-;
ors ^hofflL ’tlte coronet's ‘incpieltt: j
Bart'fc. Buckley;, Alex Mengle, Frank.
Lai-sdn,. W.. It Davidson, ttobert S.
Hart' Ralph Dul^k, Mr. Buckley act
ing Js1 tf>reta&n:‘. ' *'' " * '", ■ [
The jurors proceeded up the West;!
Fork to' thake kn. investigation 'ana to-!
hold the inquest, Frank, La¥#6n*s htosit
beinef' used" f<A* the trip.'
On1 th£ evening of the iBth the in
quest Was hfeld oVer the'boily of Page,,
the remains consisting of skull- ver
tebral and ribs'. The legs and arm
bones had' h^n. chewed, ‘Up by sbnie
animal. The* belief is that Page’s
dog, Starving, Was folded to Teed oh
the rfetnains'.'
On "the 'mbrhihg of the 19th Jthe
lommisiionel^aild' carfane^ jui-y jour
neyed'on1 up to Page’s cabin, where
they ‘found everything had. |>een de
stroyed by fire, .wh'fcjf had swept the
surrounding- Hokifltry, Ihcliidlng 'the
cabin mad cache.. Two shovels were
found where“sotne. digging had been
done. It is'*<¥uite apparent ’that ‘ ‘the
fire dfestroyed the cabin after he bad ■
left tt&re to Mc
Grath, early this-spring. 1 '
Th®' body Of kr, 'Page Whs found ,
six miles 'frroMMs dabih,. downstream,
pn the aftemoohVOf the 19th- The i»fci
termefot ^as Thfidp*’nedr Whefe his
body' Was foun$.;a. small dress being
placed'Over"iHe^gWive.1 The boat of'
the deceased,' neiarb^v contained ‘food
stuffs'that he "had with, him, and' it
was all spoiled. ”* r‘ " J' "
The deceased was bocnr in Ontario*
Canute*,, of. Freach-Catiadlmn ances
try. He was naturalized in Deer
Lodge; Moon tana, in the year 1$94*
the name on his citizenship papers
being ‘Naftate Page
Nice Boys!
A Yale player was teaching some
cowboys how to play football.. He
explaihed the rules- and ended as fol
lows: 1
“Remember, fellows, if your: can’t,
kipj^the ball, kick:a matron thd atNkr '
side*. Now, let’s get. busy. Where’s
thp baR?” ' '• •'*•''• -
One of the eowhoyc- ahoute^:
“Never mind thte. bait. Let’sstart the
game!4’—Montreal Gazette;
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j NRA CODE WORK IS REPORT
ED A SSLOWLY EVOLVIPlto
'-CHICAGO.—A strike of 10,006
Mid-West garment, workers waa
threatene dwhen it was voted last
night by officials tp protest thq em
ployers’ refusal of a 35-hopr week
and the right ipreoUectiye bargain
ing and a scale , of a dollar^ at}. h(.tur
for skilled pressers and cutters, 85'
! cents an li«un for machine operators*
| and H's a.'week for finishers.
--t-S’
i WASHINGTON.—The steel ihdos
I try fibrmed.aa-agreement: lap: last
night which hr agreeable* to- Roosevelt.
It provides a 40-huun week for anJ
average over a three-months period,
with: a maximum per employe of 48.
hours and a sax-day week. Tpe mini
nm mwam fixed, hy the code is bO
.cents an hour, "tT-te coiie is* to, be efr
feotive with a 9t)-day trial period. Op
erators previously agreed .Jo abandon
the company union idea, 'the newt
code permits^cdllejdjhg* bargaining.
. CHICAGO.—Printers ,, am) news
paper publishers,, of smalt-town daily
and Weekly papers yesterday adopted
a national, industrial code proyjdmg a.
maximum working week of 4(M\Qurs
for mechanical employes and 4n hpurs
for clZV£\ he>3
itors. The minimum wagp for ,me
chanicar shop help‘‘was fixed at^ 40
cents an hour- for men apd 30 acent^
for woman t
Reporters, desk men* editorial, writv
hrs and photographer sare classed as
professional persons and are exempts
ed fro ml imitations of working fyo.urs. ,
The code provides tfiai‘Vthese , lip-, -
ployes receive not less than 40 cenfcs,„
'an hour fin cities of over 250,000 pop- ’
ulation. and 35! cents an hour m cities
between 5*000 'and* 250,000, and 30 t,
cent sin s mailer’’tow ns.
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IN Bjyp CLAijiH 4X YAKIMA
YA KIM A.-—.'vi day «f ^/"Lkv ^dis^r
ders kept National Guardsmen on
duty here all night as. they patrolled
the city armed with rifles and tear
gasl
Eighty persons were arrested, apd
most o£ them were herded into a.
hastiy buit wire stockade..
J. C. Yeung, elderly Randier, is ^n
a serious condition fro ma fractured
sfcuL. He was hit fry an unknown as
i •« i. *iv \» ~»S£ 1L C »/\ LWl ■ \» 1 ,
sailant.
The trouble started at Selah, four
Ih&es from here,' clunhxed three weefce
oftrouhle between ranchers and la
boners over wages. The laborers
clean the troubles were incited . by.
meat carrying L W. W. cards. The ,
mam fight broke in the Congdon or
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chords, neat; Jifrff, wjieope the aborers
assembed in a group.
the ^arpiopji./ilao; assembled and
arined themselves. with ]rick Handles..
While discussing the situation rocks
and club*. began flying, and. likewise
blood-.
The laborers finally were Beaten:
back and marched to> the county jail
in Yakima,.. The prosecutor says that
first assault charges will' be filed
against 65‘ men.
POWDE RT ORIP DOWN HUGE
BLUFF ON ALASKA RAILROAD*
, Four kundsed canes of dynamite
will be used within the next few days-,
to. tireak down a. Huge section? of rock
along a bluff about a mile south of'
Curry. It is estimated 25,00k cubic
yards of the Bluff will be sHatteredf
and rattled down fro mthe age-old
mountaih side. The news, says the
Anctoragee Times,, is brought to An
chorage by Anton Anderson, road
master for the north) division of the
Alaska. Railtondl.
The Mg rack breakage- is being
made, explained Mr. Anderson* tyget
material fOn rip+raping. along; the
roadbed of. the railway where- the
riven cut*.in.ativarious-stretches* The
rock from the bluff near Eiiry is oC
the peculiar formation that best re
sists erosion and', disintegration under
ecects of the elements..
The crews alhngtheroad’.say&Mjv
Anderson, are doing good work, and
making, repairs which will1 put the;
roadbed, in finer condition. Numerous
graders, diteHera and othen machines
are engaged in tHegeneral work, in
addition to many crews.
FAMOUS DUCK RETURNS* TOf
ITS'PAfVORITE NESTFNC PLACE
A female mallard (No. g55"414),.
that for each; of the. last six years
has nested’ia at box on tire roof of a
harn in-fJeheaska* is back again this
yeai(^cpoj^tp»f' to;.,ne!aprta. tt> thte Bi
olugicnT .SurSeg*- UhiSari S’ittM De
partment of Agriculfuret.
This wild duck has set tr par record:
for escaping tha-guns- of'KUnfcers mad
for returning to the same spot toi
nest every year. She returned with1
almost clockike regularityregularity
for th^ee years—arriving- MkrcTfa 12f
1928; Starch 10,, 1928», and. March 11„
1930. In 1931 she. came on April . 9,
and last year on February 21, This
year she returned'to.< the. old. schedule,
MarchCl2. “*/
-The duck was banded. Nave ratter 2%
1927, by F. Jl Keller,, ott Ids- game,
refuge at Ahtiochv Nebtsaska^ and the
bird has returned eaitth year and.
nested in the. box on 'HiB.^Bam roof .
She usually raises tW proods of.
ducklings. This j"ear the; eggst wei 2
afi runts and would not have hatched,
bo Mr. Keller sax.'tubed. a., set. of
When Is
Fairbanks
Far M II— riinf
CHICKEN DIKNHR&,
tty m*
18-Mile
Roadhouse
NICE BALL TOOK {,<«-.
Where All Keg Due* te-’UMr >
Delight, by RWio Mmie*
————— ..:nK"
-Mr. and Mm£$tK
MntdrtaRfr
nuPR'Crt; v.ild-duck ojjjt*. She is known
to ha*e reared roorj than 1*M ducks.
of the Bi- logical Survey
liave advanced the suggestion that
slkmld Mallard No. 1. finally fall
iHtCwe a duck hunter, shi he mounted
and presented to Mr. Keller. Her
onsrinal hand, wnil ? still legible,
shows ole egect ,.t the ;*ix years
wear, so Mr. Kelli.' placed ai new
ba"d on her other f»ui this spring.
\. w.«h“ carries two bands, and , the
; number of the new one is A004109.
In tha Probate Court for jthe Terri
tory of Alaska, Fourth Division,
Mount McKinley Precinct.
In. Use m&ttecr of the Estate pf
John Griffin, deceased. No. 26.
Notice of Hearing
Frank J. Guskey, administrator of
the above entitled estate, having op
August 1, 1933, filed in the above en
titled court and cause his petition for.
the determination of heirship and for
partial distribution of the assets of
the said estate;
Notice is hereby given to all per-,
sons, interested in said estate that the;
Court has fixed Monday, October 2nd,
1933, as the time, and the Office of
the Probate lodge aforesaid, at Mc
Grath, Alaska, as the place, when and
where the said petition will be heard.
And all persons interested in said
estate and having any objections to
the said petition are hereby admon
ished to be and appear at the time
and place aforesaid, and to file their
objections thereto in writing and pre
sent the same to this Court.
And. all persons claiming to be the
heirs at law1 of the said decedent are
hereby required to present their
claims at the time and place afore
said.
Date dat MeGrath, Alaska, August
2, 1933.
(Seal> (Signed) FRED KING,
(34) ProbateJudge.
“Mandy, what for’ is your.g^af'' itt..-: *
dat beauty parlor?”
"Go ’long.big- boy!- Ah’Sfgoin’ to
get me a permanent straight,!fr;-Eve- ■-?
wing Transgriit. *
NOyiCErTO CRED1TOK8
In the jProhatp _ Court at Kalskag,, ,
Kuskokwim Precinct, Fourth divi
' sion, Territory -of Alaska*!; before •
George Morg»ftjjpited’Sta(tes Com
. missioned pn^.#x~ofl)eiO Probate -
Judge. *
In tpe jnAttMM*#4fre-estate of Ora,
Barnhart, deceased,*
Notioctif heiShHawfen,thek the un
dersigned- ha^nteejb, duly, appointed?
administrator,.ojf Ape (estate of Ora*
Barnhart, of StoEx>P(dftt, KtisfcOkwim
Jprecinct, tfeceegednet1'
All person^ tih^MUr claiute. against
said estate ace required1 e to present,
then>> dulyu.yer%ftfd; with* proper
vouchers-MLt«n«dh dto t the; under- - *
signed) at jJ}c®rathk „ Alaska,.. within j
six (6) monthstfpogi thetdate of jthte«
■ notice- -
Dated McSratht^AlsAka, JiByt.l3, „
1983.
J. L, WILLS,
Administrator.
First pub. July 15; last Aug. 12 3® *
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Yoo should carry a liberal an\o|intpf Are insurance
for the sake of your credit and yourrpeaceef mind,*
Needless to say this insurance should b*jof 3ha very
highest quality. .
That'll the Kiad Written ■*_
Alaska Insurance Agency
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