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Myers.
I Reports that Myers was a killer,
land had boasted three men as his
jscore, cannot be verified and the
marshall’s office announces that it
has been unable to authenticate
jany such killings. All that appears
| to be known about Myers is that
| he was born in Harpster, O., in
Harpster county, which was nam
jed after his grandfather. He left
ihome early in life and, according
to statements attributed to him,
followed gambling as a profession
in the states before coming to Al
aska. None of the oldtime gamb
lers can place him as having at
any time been identified with that
i calling in the Territory.
I About 1920 Myers took up a
homestead near Eklutna, where he
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Apr. 20
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May 4
The freighter Latouche
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explosives and general cargo.
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Watson Mar. 27
Evans April 3
Watson April 17
Evans April 24
Arrives South
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April 3 April 8
April 10 April 15
April 24 April 29
May 1 May 6
Passenger accommodations on all
Admiral Line vessels have been com.
pletely and materially improved. Yon
will find them very attractive and
comfortable.
Salings from Seward, 5 p. m.
Wayne Blue, Seward Agent
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has lived since, working on his
ranch and for the late “Dad” Hunt
jHe has been known to have home
ibrew at the homestead, but has
j not been identified with rnoon
! shining, altho the officers claim
jthat he handled hard liquor since
the Eklutna Light & Power Co.,
j began construction of its plant at
j Eklutna lake. It is claimed by the
marshal’s office that Myers’ home
stead was the scene of the liquor
imbiding the night previous to the
j killing of Murphy, and not in the
power company’s camp. The com
pany rented the upstairs of Myers’
'house as a bunk house. Just what
i occurred there that night prior to
the killing, no witnesses appear
willing to reveal. But all appear
| agreed that there was no alterca
tion or row between Myers and
Murphy. It is maintained that
the breach ocurred several weeks
previous. That Murphav asked for
electric lights at the company of
; fice. Myers, who was standing by,
| but not employed by the company,
i is raid to have remarked sarcas
| tically: “I don’t see what you want
'lights for; you never do anything!
anyway.” Whereupon Murphy re- 1
'torted: “Keep your mouth shut
land out of my business.”
1 Again, it is claimed, Murphy and
i Myers exchanged uncompl'men
itary language, when Mvers re- ’
marked: ‘ I am too old to fight you
l but I’ll kill you.” Whereupon
! Murphy is sad to have jibed and
taunted the old man.
Public opinion, especially among
the power company crew who saw
the shooting, is so strong that one
must allow for prejudice, yet it is
conceded that, just prior to Mur
phy’s being shot, he had encoun
tered Myers near the cache; that
they appeared to be quarreling.
What was said no cone could de
termine. If there were threats,
such as some are inclined to be
lieve, there was nothing in the at
titude of the men to indicate noth
ing further than the traditional
animosity between them. It is
pointed out that had Murphy, for
instance, threatened to go after a
gun in the little tent to which he
was headed when shot down from
behind, Myers did not give his ad
versary a fair field; that this
could not be pleaded in justifica
tion, unless Murphy had emerged
prepared to do battle with wea
pons.
Myers’ deep-seated hates are re
vealed in the statement of U. S.
Commissioner T. C. Price. As at
torney Mr. Price has represented
Myers for the past 10 years m
small matters, such as legal ad
vice on mining laws, etc. “One
characteristic I noted in Myers,”
said Mr. Price, was his habit when ;
Tomorrow’s Special at the pop
ular Union Cafe, will be deKcious
POT ROAST, green peas, salad, 60c
WOMEN’S CLUB MEETING
The Seward Women’s Club will
meet on Thursday, at the usual
hour with Mrs. Robt. B. Woolver
ton, in her apartment in the Ar
cade building.
SUITS TO ORDER AT PEYSER’S
TAILOR SHOP. Phone Adams 91...
HAND PAINTED ALASKA PIC
TURES AT SYLVIA’S.
LEGAL NOTICE
J. S. LAND OFFICE, ANCHORAGE
ALASKA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
hat KNUTE THEVIK, entryman,
ogether with his witnesses.
Intone F. Demidoff. and John
tforton, all of Kodiak, Alaska, has
uhmitted final proof of his home
tead entry serial 06990, for lands
■mbiaced in U. S Survey No. 167S
atitude 57o 46’ 40” N. Longitude
52o 26’ 50” W. containing 133.13
teres, and it is now in the files of
he U. S. Land Office, Anchorage,
nd if no protest is filed in the .
Beal land office, within the period
f publication, or thirty days |
fferward, the final proof will be
ccepted and final certificate is- i
lied.
J. LINDLEY GREEN, Register. I
late of first publication March, '
25, J929.
Jute last publcntion June 5, 1928.
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sneaking of someone he did not
like, of clinching his teeth anc
hissing an opinion. I set him dowr
jas a man of implacable animosity
once he took a dislike.”
On advice of his attorney Harry
Morton, Myers is maintaining
■ tolid silence. He appears content,
while in jail, to hold himself aloof
from the other prisoners, and not
willing to discuss his case. Like a
man resigned to whatever may
come, he sits quitely and serene.
MORE OBJECTIONS
PARIS, April 2. (A5)—The Ger
man Reich has filed a number of
new objections to the Young rep
aration proposals, among them
being the annuity of 1,750,000 gold
marks, the subdivision of the an
nuity into two parts and any scale
o: payments extending ebyond a
period of 37 years.
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candies t Svlvia’s.
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