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1*01.ITU \L A.WOt Nl’KMKN I
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• ALYCK K. ANUKRSON
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Announces her candidacy lor
• the Territorial linage of Repre
sentatives suh *,et i • (he l)enio*
* cratic priinar.. * 1.1 A ,»ri» .1*20.
PROSPECTORS
BACLY FROZEN
. ON THE TRAIL
in ii uiiu iT..!l ( • Ml j ;
two well-known prospectors, w**»e
brought to McCarthy from the Chi:%
ana trail Saturday evening by Mu* l
Carrier J. McClellan in a badl> frozen
condition, ami are now ur.<u i the d j*
tor’s care at the kennecott hospit i!
says the Cordova Daily 1 im<*.>.
Leaving Chisana December t: »y
encountered severe stonns in tie* \ -
cinity of Russell g'acier, but man
aged to make the relief cabin on tins
side, where they stayed tdl t. •
weather cleared su.f’ciently *.'> * !*a
them to make another "tart.
Jimmie says that th» y were ni: ’
imr fine progress until a seven' storm
overtook them on the Nizina glacier,
only four miles from Gw inn’s old barn,
which, though dilapidated, would have
afforded them shelter for the mgh .
The storm became so violent that t*-*
dogs refused to face it. and as tin *
were off the trail, the men decided u*
camp for the night on the ic»*.
Abandoning the sled and dogs *••'
following morning. they
reached this barn. where they
tempted to thaw out. then continue d
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Uaskan Engineering Commission
apj>!. Employment Office Sewaril.
I .ADORERS
FOR li!!N I'— Furnished or unfur |
•i shed housekeeping rooms. Inquire
Hotel Sexton. FI lit.
W \\'l i l> -Woman caretaker ol
.ooni«>. Inquire at »lu* KEY. FIE*.
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on to the “Homestead." where they
stayed sixteen days. By burning up
the spare hunks and using the mal
carrier’s grub, they managed to keep
alive till he arrived, having been de
layed at White river for over a
week on account of sto;ms, the ther
mometer at times icgistering 6> d< •
grees below zero.
Joe McClellan and Bill Maher then
started for McCarthy with Brown and
Cambell, making record time on the
v.ay down.
Just exactly how seriously the boys
have been injured can not be ascer
tained for a day or so, but it is feared
Campbell may lose a foot and Brown
some fingers and toes.
Had relief cabins been erected on
COTTER’S
Just received
the finest
assortment of
WOOL PANTS
MOCCASINS PACS
and Four Buckled
ARCTICS
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weight. Come in and |
Have A LOOK. |
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each side of the glacier.all suffering
could have been prevented.
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RED—HEADED MEN OE
SPOKANE ORGANIZE
SPOKANE, Feb., 19— With boys in
need of such assistance, and especia'ly
of all redheaded boys, the “Kcd-F *ad
Club of Spokane” was organized here
recently.
All men of this community, provi
ng only that their hair is of some
shade ranging from auburn to an out -
and-out red, are eligible to member
ship.
It is expected that the club will <up-*
plement the activities of the Clemmm
Red-Head Club of this city, organize!
several years ago by Dr. H. S. Clem
mer.
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\. F.. C. MAN IS NOW
WITH SHIPPING BOARD
Howard P. Curtis, first general
storekeeper in the employ of the
Alaskan engineering commission at
Wnana, who joined the army aft'V
’caving Alaska and was stationed *Mt
Brest for many months during the war
and for some time after the' armist’ee
was signed, now ha** a position wth
the Unite*! States SI >pping B eir-! lie
is assistant head of the material se
tion, and has supervision over all ma
terial belonging to the board in ad
parts of t!i * country. His duties t*‘hc
him to all parts of the States, and it
is even possible that he will be sent to
the Orient.
ROBBED BY BANDITS,
THEN SHOT, BI LLET HAS
JEST BEEN EXTRACTED
NOGALES, Ariz., Eob„ 19— One of
the n.osi remarkable vases handled b>
local surgeons in recent yea*s is tiue
of Eedro jama, a . **a.i mnvaani •••
Tuxpan, Nayarit, Mexico. A bub"t
that had been lodged in Jamils back
for several months was removed re
cently at a hospital here.
Jumit was held up and robbed of
.$l,hOO by bandits. He was shot
through the head, in the hip and :n
the stomach. lhe first two iiui»«*«.;
came out of their own accord, whde
the one that entered the stomach was
removed by the surgeons.
After being wounded Jamit was re
moved to the mountains by the ban
dits. During the sixteen days that he
remained there he received no med
ical treatment. his wound being
washed with cold water by an ageu
Merican nurse. Through the a;d of
a Mexican woman the Syrian escaped
and made his way to the border.
Last year Jamit was robbed of $">,
000 by bandits.
t: NIT ED STATES BECOMING
NATION OF FARM RENTER A
BOZEMAN, Mont., Feb., 10— “We
are becoming a nation of farm rent
ors ” El wood Mead, chairman of th •
California Land Settlement Board,
told delegates to the Montana star *
farmers institute here in urging “a
planned rural development” based om
the theory used in establishing state
farm projects in California.
“More than half the land in -Or
s\s. Nebraska and Oklahoma is
ec! by tenants” he said. “There a*e
' The pungent
richness of pure
Havana tobacco,
tempered by time
to a rare mildness
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Lover a Me nr: eh
Aztuat Size
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*^arl ~ r.j • 2U*r2Jc
Schwab? bk??. C* C?., Inc., Seattle, "V shir.y?', T . •v'.l-.utow
Sloan'* Liniment, kert handy,
take* the fi£ht out ui them
LOSIIINO around in tin* wet and
i then — tae dread. ! r * unmtic
twir^c! Hut not f »r long when
Sloan i ii’v ht is k. pt t in ' >'•
Pains, .sir n;s, sprains I ow soon
. this old family friend penetrate* uitno^l
rubbing and helps drive 'em awa>!
And how cleanly, too- no in s, no
hot her, no stain 1 shin or »logged
pores. M is- les limb r up, lumbago,
sciatica, neuralgia are promptly re
lieved. Keep a Lottie handy all the
time, f.et one today if you’ve run out i
of ''loan's Liuiini nt.
'l| dri’U"ists —35r., 7(k\, $1.10.
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less people on farms in some countri- i
(S in Missouri, Illinois and Iowa than 1
there were ten years ago. Prof I'o s
and Edith Wharton give vivid pictur
es of the depleted life in rural New
England. Last year I spent six months
studying-the agricultural conditions in
the southern states along th° At’art c
seaboard and came away profiundl,*
depressed."
I/upe areas of land are bemg
bought by corporations who mten I
i eonlirtf it with European tenants, !>■.
Mead said. “They seek to create iit’T*
Sxvedens, I) i.marks and Polands and
thus establish tenantry as a pernri
i ent institut'on,” he continued. “Such
arrangements already exist in nt.ii/
states. That is rot democracy. It
Means political un est and disorder as
. n uli'nuitc result.”
ia*r- is what Dr. Mend recommend j
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1.—Grouping of arm <> ivr; in*.)'
nriranized communities.
v— Farms larjro enough to !
a living income to the owner and hi" J
family.
M.— A credit syst< m for deve.op.
ment in which the amount of money
the state would lend settlers would be
IIC.’C | ted.
•1.—Practical advice and correction
ia tiie improvement of farms and foi
pi <nr izatinpf Lo cooperate.
• American fa: ms are undcvcap:tal
i/rd.*' ho sali, “Lacking money a* d
•rodit beginners luy poor cows, v. o \*
u ith l oor tools and live in poor ho t .
and that means pu • returns. IV
enough money is provided to put the
i .v.\ or. a pa> :ngy>r.sis it is best ■ ot
ic let d any.’’ ®
.) \7Z MUSIC NOT NUISANCE
LOS ANGELES, Cal., Feb., ID
Jazz music is not a nuisance, acco-'i
ing to a decision by Judge lw 's «*.
Works, in the Los Angeles county -a:
perior court.
The city of Pasadena bed brought
suit agarnst a social club, whose new
hors complained its “Jazz music jarr
ed on their nerves.”
Judge Works said: “Once jazz mu
sic might have been construed as :»
nuisance. It is no longer so construe 1
If the music dbsturbml the reVI mtr.
r»c the neighborhood, I am sorrv, bei
♦his court cannot give them relief.”
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ALASKA TRANSFER
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