4 SANTA FE
OFFICIALS
Meet Death When Au
tomobile Is Hit By
Train.
Seattle, Nov. 21 —While Eddie
Hubbard, a local aviator, was up
in his hydroplane today with C.
W. Bandy a well known lum
bet'ffian; as passenger, a sudd err
squall forced the hydroplane
into the sound.
Bandy tore a pontoon loose
from the plane and attempted to
swim ashore, and is believed to
have been lost. Hubbard re
mained with the plane and was
rescued after several hours’ ex
posure.
Search is being made along
the shores for Bandy, but little
hope is entertained of finding
him alive.
That, the residents of McGrath may
be assured good music for the Christ
mas entertainment anti donee, a sub
scription has been started to secure
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Luwrie to play.
Contributors so far are: D. Clough,
*10; Jesse Yoder. $2.50; A1 Smith. $2.50;
A1 Goslow, $2.50; Dei Thompson. $2.50;
Kusko Times, $5: L. W. Bundy, $2’50.
Tom Bate; well kurfwn Ophirite. a< —
rived Monday on matters of business,
and is scheduled to leave for home to
morrow.
Jesse Yoder arrived Tuesday after
noon from out Peluk wav.
Frank Mejstrick returned yesterday
from a trip to Nixon.
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Final Steps for Out
lawing Beer and Wine
Washington.— 'lJfae final legislative
Steps for outlawia® beer and wine for j
other than sacramental purposes was
takeu today by the Senate, which
adopted the conference report on the
bill. bill now y,ies to the Presi
dent, the House havtotr acted -on the
measure some time a^u.
New Alaska Postmasters,
Washington. — Hubert Di^es, of
Eska, has been appointed postmaster
of tbe Dew office at Jonesville, iQ west*
eon Alaska.
Norman H. Gilkey has been appoiutA
ed postinaster at Treadwell.
Telegraphic Ticks.
Seville.—Snow, the first of the sea
son. to the depth of two inches, fell
here this morning.
Washington.— Briand, .French Pre
mier, .announced today that he woald
leave Weduesdav for Paris.
Loudon.—Tlie .British Tjabur party
issued a manifesto today approving the
naval disarmament plau of Secretary
Hughes.
Washington.—Gen. Pershing kissed
Mrs. Amelia F. McCudden, a British
war mother, duriog tbe ■jreceotion to
General Foch, today.
Boise.—Joseph Baogchea, four years
ago the richest man in Idaho, suc
cumbed to .death today over jjrtef at
the loss.of a f(*rtune tkrougfi the de
[ dine of -wool.
Saginaw.—Pleadiug guilty to the
murder of his parents, .Richard Chap
lain, a world war'Veteran, was today
sentenced to iniorisouisent for life at
| Jackson iprisoo. H
Washington. — Ti/e House today
■ voted to accept thfc'Seoate amendment
! to the ta* revision biil fixing the maxi
; SB 1 m-income surtax rate at 50 per cent
| on incomes of -^feOO.OOO or more.
Washington.—President Harding let
it be-known today that as soon as the
nine nations now in conference on B'ar
Eastermquestions reach an understand
ing that he will invite the other na
tions of the world to ratify the agree
ment » t
Curly York and Ora Barnhardt, who
arrived SuncHiv, departed today for
their homes at Tuluwiksak.
Owen'Grav arrived last evening from
the Nixon mine, to which he is sched
uled to return tomorrow.
Ira Wood, of Jditamd. en route to
Anchorage, arrived this evening.
Charles O’Halloran returned tbte
evening from a trip to Flat. -
PROFESSIONAL
W, E. Green— v
JM. D.,SD.|D.rS.
Officer McGrath, Aaa.
Albrecht and Taylor
Geo. W„ AUi rbcrt, Iditarod, Alaska
Chas. E. TAYl^at, Seattle. Wash.
Fraetioe in i|H the Courts.
Seattle Law Office: L?C. Smith Bfdg
.Elliott 1H42.
Borab Explosion in
Guadaloupe Cathedral
Mexico C»ty*—While 'Guadaloupe
Cathedral was filled with worshipers
lodav ^ bomb which had been surrepti
tiously placed on the altar exploded,
causing a panic.
Vt is considered, a miracle that no
!.\es were lost, as the altar and that
part of the cathedral were wrecked.
Harry Meehan arrived last night
from N ixon. *
Forfeiture Notice.
To William Detteriag:
You are hereby notified chat T have
expended doVing the years lOKi. 19J7.
1'>18, 1919 and 1920 the sum of two
hundred and six dollars and.fifty cams
(#200.30) in labor and * improvements
upon the Gold Htli Placer Association
mining claim, situate at the head of
Flat creek, a tributary of Oner creek,
in Otter precinct, .Fourth Division,
Territory of Alaska, the location cat
tifieate of which is found of record iu
\ olutne 15 of Locations, at page J92, in
the office.of the Recorder in said Otter
precinct, in order to hold aaid claim
under the provisions of Section 2324
of the revised statutes of the .United
States, and the amendment thereto ap
proved January 22, 4880, concern i dvr
annual labor upon mining claims, being
the amount required to hold said placer
mining claim for the period-from Janu*
ary 1st, 11416, to-December-31st, 1920.
And if, within ninety days from the
personal service of this notice, or
within ninety days after the publica
tion thereof>'you fail or refuse to con
tribute your, proportion of such ex
pendit ure ns a eo owner, which amounts
to one hundred and t hree dollar s and
t.wenty/flve■ eent<o(J103.25), your inter
est in the said claim will become the
pixiperiv of the subscriber, your co
riwnety who has made the required -ex
penditure, by the terms of strid *ec
"«n. .... T. M. Dean.
Date of first publication. Sept. 24, 1921
Date of tiuali-putilicaiion, Dec. 31, 1921
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