ALASKAN
AFFAIRS
Discussed By Goolidge,
Work, Smith and
Parks.
Washington. Jan. 26.—Alas
flfcan^ affaire were discussed by
President Coolidge today with
Secretary of Interior Work' and
INoel W«. Smith, general manager
of the Alaska government Fail
road, and George A. Parks, chief
supervisor of land surveys of
Alaska, ‘rhe two Alaska offi
eials are here for a series of con
ferences with the Interior De
partment on questions growing
out of the administration of the
railroad aad the public lands of
Alaska. _
John GrifHn was st Wednesday ar
rl»ai.
Reindeer
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Alaska Program Broad
casted From Seattle
Seattle, Jan ‘26 —The principal num
bers of tbe Alaska program to be
broadcasted at KJR tonight are:
Address, “EJello, Alaska.” William
J. Coyle, president «f Young Men's
Business Club.
V’iano solo, Edith Bxylisb.
Piano duet, Mrs. C. L. Gore and Mr*.
T. E. Nicholson.
Song, Harold Mitchell.
Reading, Robert W. Service's poems.
Jack J. Sullivan.
Vocal selections, Marguerite Bone.
Selections, Mrs. Carl Euglish, so
prano.
Violin obligato, Mrs. Victor Zednick.
accompanied bv Mrs. Jacobson.
Vocal numbers, bv Miss, Gretcben
: Young.
Address, "Alaska, ' Charles- E:- Gars
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Trotzky Dismissed
By Russian Soviets
London, Jan. 26 —Leon Trotzky has
been relieved of his duties as chairman
j of the revolutionary war council bj the
! central executive cunmltten of < the
communist party, tkn most powerful
political body in Russia;
London. Jao. 26.—'The disaaiuqi of
Trotzky. Russian soviet \w§T jn^pi|ter.
is regarded here as an outstanding? in
cident in worid politics at the moment,,
and the prebabla effect of his removal
is being eagerly canvassed.
Canon W. §. Bliss,
Seattle, Dead; N- Y.
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New York. Jan. 24.—C;aDon WJ S.
Bliss, of Seattle, who was among
American clergyroeRatt&ndtmr tbe> re
cent opium conference-st Geneva, dieo ;
‘ last night' at'St. Lukes hospital. Hej
was stricken while in Geneva, and
spent some time in the hospital there.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H Peterson and
Virginia Howard were Thursday ar
rivals from McGrath on their way to
Ophir, where Mr. and Mrs. Peterson
will make a .short visit. Miss Howard
was somewhat indisposed upon her ar
rival here aod was confined to ber bed
all day yesterday 1 had reoovered
sufficiently th n. : ■ •- permit her1
to continue h“t jouroet
Owen Gray d» ve .p Thursday from i
McGrath.
DR. C. W. LANE
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At RcaHonafale^llours
Mrs. Robert E. Lowrie
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4 KILLINGS
AT HERRIN
Many Injured, and State
Militia Force? Are
AgaiiyQijiGijaird..
Herein, J1I.V „27.-rGleon
Young, former; ,W.iUianisop ^pnn
ty k)«n r»i4erv bis*,conip*»#m>n,
Eld Forbes, Hosier* Warren and
Deputy , Sheriff'i(Or$ > Thomas,
a ntiik Ian* leader* were hilled in
last night’s -shooting affray
Mrs. Young, who, vpts standing
at the side.of tier husband when
he was killed, was totally blind
ed. Scorns .of participants were
injured. Slate mHitia forces are
again on guard,
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Charlie Kos^, witti ihe incoming
rimil. arrived .Wednesday and coMtiaued
to Ophif on Thursday.
Ball 1
Under Auspices of
Pioneers of Alaska
Saturday
Feb.l4th
Everybody Welcome
GULLIKSON
HOUSE
Tokotna]
First Class in Every
Respect, t.j
Private Rooms
Meals
Pool Room
’ Cigars and Tobaccos
' ! • Soft Drinks and
! ; ; Candies
Bath Room!
Pure Well Water
Clean Dog Barns
Mickey Duggan was killed when he
fell down a shaft, at Pocrman, in the
Kuby rii-trict, a few days ago. Death
was instantaneous. Duggan had been
employed by Denny Coyle for about
two weeks at the time of the accident.
He had mined in Alaska for many
years, principally io the Fairbanks dis
trict. He was about 38 years of age,
a,nd is survived by relatives in Ireland.
NOTICE CE, FORFEITURE.
To Ike Spinks and Hd Smith, your
heirs and assigns:
You, and each of you. are hereby no
tified that I. the undersigned, your co
owner, have expended in lafior and im
provements the sum of not less than
one hundred dollar' per vear for the
years 1921. 1922 and 1923 upon the
Pack Mule Association placer mining
claim, sit uated on O' ter creek, a trib
utary of Iditarod river, in the Otter
FOR SALE
4-Inch Drill
Complete
UladivkJM» one-eighth
, interest,in the No. 2
; Above Association,
Ganes Greek.
A Large Basket Sled
for $75.
Inquire Kusko Times
mining- and recording precinct. Ter
ritory of Alaska, in order to hold said
cla m under the provisions of Section
11324 of (he Revised Statutes of the
! United State* and the amendments
(hereto concerning annual labor upon
mining claims.
And if. within ninety days after the
publication of this notice, you. or either
of you. fail or refuse to contribute your
proportion of said expenditure, as well
as the cost of recording the same, and
the costs of this advertisement, your
interest in said claim will become' the
property of the undersigned, your co
owner. who has made the required ex
penditure under the terms of said Sec
tion 2.324 of the Revised Statutes of the
United States.
D. S. McDonell,
(Jo Owner.
Dite of first publication. Nov 1.1924.
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MITGHLER
MEAT GO.
Beef Mutton
Pork Veal
Chickens Turkeys
Bolognas and all
kinds of Sausages
Hearts Livers
Beef Tongues
I Spare Ribs
Bacon Ham
NORTHERN COMMERCIAL CO
DE ALASKA
Stores at McGrath and Tacotna
Old Potatoes WhiieJhev $6 Per Crate
Swift’s Premium Bacon, 60c per pound.
Swift’s Premium Ham, 50c per pound
Armour’s Bacon, 40c per pound
Dog Bacon, 20c per pound
Dog Salmon, $14 per 100 pounds
Dog Cracklings, $12 per 100 pounds
Bring Your Can
Tank Gasoline, 75c Per Gallon
Or $67.50 for a 100-gallon tank
All above at our Tokotna Store