MYSTERY STABBING
HERE BEING PROBED
BY LOCAL OFFICERS
A mysterious stabbing, reported
to have occurred here Saturday
night, was being investigated today
by city and Federal authorities.
None of the participants in the al
leged affair have been apprehended,
authorities said, but the Marshal's
office recovered some clothing which
was blood soaked near where the
trouble is reported to have happened
on the mine trail.
One man is said to have been
stabbed over the heart, but author
ities said they were completing
further investigation before they
could make a detailed report. Nc
one was reported in the hospitals
here today suffering from knife
wounds.
BURDICK ENROUTE HERE
Charles G. Burdick, Assistant Ad
ministrator of the Forest Service, left
Seattle for Juneau today. He will
stop over in Ketchikan for several
days on the way north.
MISS DICKEY ON YUKON
Marian Dickey, secretary to Capt.
A. E. Lathrop, is a passenger on the
Yukon enroute to Seattle.
KENTUCKY COLONEL HAYES
GOES SOUTH ABOARD YUKON
J. T. Hayes, Alaska’s unofficial
Ambassador, and a real Kentucky
Colonel, is aboard the Yukon for
the States to do missionary work in
.boosting the Territory.
BOUND. FOR SEA l'TLE
Mrs. M. D. Kirkpatrick, wife of
the manager of the Cordova Air
Service, is on board the Yukon en
route to Seattle.
COURTNEY GOES SOUTH
Robert A. Courtney, Anchorage
business man, is a passenger on the
Yukon enroute to Seattle.
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