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^IcGRATH, ALASKA. OCT. 22. 11)21
GETS BOMB
IN HIS MAIL
American Ambassador
at Paris Has Nar
row Escape. ,
Paris* Oct. 1 ^---American Am
bassador Herrick escaped seri
ous, injury or death by two min
utes today when ft bomb, in a
neatly-witapped package, sent to
him, through *;h« mails*, explod
ed,( entirely wrecking; the room
in which it had been placed and
damaging other parts of the
residence. •
Ambassador Hein-ickis valet
who received the package* was
badly injured, as- the bomb ex
ploded before he could leave the
room after placing the package
upon the ambassador’s desk.
Mr. Herrick arrived home, in.-,
tent upon going directly to his
office, t\yo minutes after thfe ex
plosions
Berkeley.—G'apt.W. Daniels-, who
is said bo have commanded the first
boat t& rsach- Nome- in; the gold rush,
died here today.
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
HIGHWAYS
THE
IR
Courses Are Mow Being
Planned By the War
Department.
Washington, Oct. 21—To make
Seattle the terminus-of at least
two cross-country air highways
which eventually will.be extend
ed to different points in Alaska,
is a plan now being developed
by the W&r Department.
By this plan the United States
is to be gridironed by air routes
the courses^ of which will gen
erally be followed by- the Gov
ernment airplanes as- well as
others traversing over long-dis
tance points.
Formulating Conference Policies.
Washington.—The formulation of
policies to be pursued by the American
delegation^ to the conference on the
limitation of armaments was begun to
day, when four delegates selected by
President , Harding to represent the
United States held their- first meeting.
Daily sessions -of the delegation will
probably be held up tu the-cate of the
conference. November 11.
MAILBOAT
WESTWARD
Steamer Soon to Make
Regular Runs Over
Route, v
Washington, Get. 21.—The
SeaUle postoffice has been au
thorized to make arrangements^
with a vessel to make one round
trip voyage, with mail, between
Juneau and Yakutat, .as well as
stopping at way points.;
Before the first voyage is com
pleted Postmaster General Hays
expects the Government will
have selected a mail steamer to
make regular runs over this
ropte.
PROFESSIONAL
W. F. Green—
Office: MtSfiraths Aaa.
Geo. C. Winter—
Bookkeeper and Accountant
Prepared to give attention to any in
terest in McGrath or vicinity.
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ber of All Kinds
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GEO. HOFFMAN
Napamute, Alaska
Pioneer Trader of the Kuskokwim
Valley
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Dave E. Clough
Prop.
ALASKA RIVERS NAVIGATION
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Operating Light Draught Steamers*
On the Kuskokwim.
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