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The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-24

Hard Times Bacon-Mlahty Good, IS cents per pound at s. Blum & Go.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-24

Date of First Publication. April 24, 1915 Date of Last Publication. May 10. 1915.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-24
CHURCH SERVICES
ES5YTERIAN

The subject of the morning sermon at II o'clock will be AS a Man Think eth in His Heart" The evening sub ject at 8 o'clock will be Solomon, the Merchant Prince" The choir will sing at the evening service.
 Sundayschool at 12.
 Junior Endeavor at 4.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-24
NOTICE OF SALE

HEREBY GIVEN that o directing uat notice  a public tn CounCh May 5commmd he a o
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-24

Keep Dry with an $500 Mackin- tosh for $l2.5O at Finkelstein & sapi- ro's.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-24

Centennial Best Flour, s2.25 per at s. Blum & Co.'S.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-24

$500 Mackintoshes for s12.5u at Finkelstein & Sapiro's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
FED LEAGUE
SCRAPS nj
OWN RANKS

CHICAGO, Feb 26.-Federal
league officials In session al Buf.
falo today will be served with a
temporary Injunction issued at Chi.
cago last night which will indefi-
nitely hold up the transfer OF the
Kansas City Federal franchise TO
T.. r. Powers OF New York.
Owners OF the Kansas City fran
chise filed suit 10 prevent the
league officials from transferring
the franchise 90 another city. de-
claring they were granted the right
to operate permanently as a mem
.ber OF the league. The Injunction
was issued and served on President
Gilmore last night Just as he was
taking train for the Buffalo
meeting
The real inside Of affairs OF the
Federal league is expected 10 be
exposed 10 public view when the
case comes up for hearing on
March 8. In the meantime Kansas
City Ia represented al today's meet
ing By ID. J. Haff and Scion Gil
more. who are making an effort to
retain the franchise without the
necessity OF a law suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
SONTAC, s. A. c., WINS BOUT IN CANADA
WAR BREAKS OUT IN FEDERAL LEAGUE RANKS
JACK JOHNSON
BARS MEXICO

FL PASO. Feb 2s.--Jack Curley,
promoter OF tho Johnson.Willard
worlds heavyweight champion
ship BATHS originally scheduled 10
be held at Juarez. Mex, left here
yesterday for Havana. Cuba. whore
he viii confer with the big black.
with a view. II possible. OF getting
him TO fight nj Juar-z; II not. OF
arranging for the battle 10 take
place at Havana.
The combination OF threats by
Carranza forces that Johnson will
be arrested n he attempts 20 enter
Mexico on the east coast. and the
efforts OF United States authori.
ties TO get hold OF him in connec.
ton with white slavery indict.
ments. has been too much for the
black champion and he has an
gounced that he will not put foot
on Mexican soil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
s. A. c. TAKES ONE OUT
OF ThE THREE BOUTS

Seattle Athletic club boxers
came out tho little end Of tho
horn In tho international boxing
events with the Vancouver club
boys at Vancouver last night.
losing two OF the three events.
Charley Sontag upheld tho honors
OF the :. A. G. by defeating Swales.
the clever Canuck. In three rounds.
Sontag closed Swales' glims early
In the contest and had things pref.
~ much HIS own way after that.
Claud Scott, tho Young brother OF
Pat. made great showing. con.
sidering II was but his third time
out. but he was outpointed by Geo.
Ross. The best scrap OF the even
Ing was between Earl Baird. ono
OF Chef Moiutyres fanciest prod.
ucts. and bud Soules. Soules wad.
cd IN like an avalanche and smoth.
cred Baird for round and half
until the latter started 90 get his
measure. but In spite OF tho gar
rison finish the Seattle boy made.
he was unable to wipe out the
Canadians early advantage and
lost the verdict In three rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
KILBANE is CHOICE
OVER KID WILLIAMS

One OF the choicest morses In the st line that has been
dlshed ee the fight hns In long time will be the Johnny
kibsneJohnny Williams ssound setto eardsd for Phlsde
phia soon.
This will be the first In the recent history Of the
that undpued champions faced each other In battle
"Wlllnms 10 a real champ.
None OF the great little OF the past ever had anything
that said grayhslred fan, watched
Williams beat tattoo ribs Of Dutch Brandt Now
York "wiisms far better Johnny couIon
Williams will have . tremendous handicap TO ovsreoms
with tho king Of the fsshe ghts
kbsne Will tremendous advantage In height and reach
The Cleveland wsop demonstrated
several occasions
over the Surround the wise strlnona with
kbsne u 10 their belief that he will show too much speed for
his lighter opponent the short distance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
CHARLEY WHITES ASPIRATIONS AS WEARER
OF LIGHTWEIGHT CROWN SENT GLIMMERlNG
I'm THE WORLD OF SPORTS

for today, but even II they are not.
today's contests are certain 10 have
an important effect on the final
resting place Of tho city title.
broadway will simply have 90 win
todays game with Lincoln 20 have
any look.in ut the title. aud II
Lincoln wins she will 40 into tho
next game tied for first place with
Queen Anne, Queen Anne viii
tangio with Franklin on tho for.
mer's floor today. and West Seattle
will clash with Ballard at Ballard.
The members OF the several teams
realize tho importance OF today'H
issues and the games promise 10
be- as fast as creased lightning as
\ consequence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
DUKE SORE AT
RACING CLUB

LONDON. Feb. 2G-Because the
Epson Racing association has de.
manded the vacation OF its club.
house, which has been used az n
military hospital since the starting
or the war. the duke OF Portland,
one OF the most prominent OF Eng
lish turfmen. has Withdrawn all OF
his entries from the Epson track
for 1915 and 1916. The withdrawal
includes the classic derby. In pro
testing 10 the club the duke wrote
Surely for one year the few fol.
lowers OF racing should be only too
glad 10 forego their luncheons. "
By holding them Il was necessary 10
disturb British soldiers who have
been wounded for the sake OF their
country"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
FEDS GET scNAEFER
AND LOSE AUSTIN

Affairs on the Tederal-O. H.
baseball checker board about
eyened themselves up yesterday
with the announcement from ST
Louis that Jimmy Austin. third.
basoman who signed three.year
contract with the Pittsburg Feds a
few months ago. has repudiated
that contract and announced that
he viii play this season with tho
ST Louis Americans. and the fur.
Their announcement that Germany
Schaefer has jumped 10 the Feds
Schacfer. former comedian With the
Washington Americans. signed n
twoyear contract with the Federal
league 10 New York and has been
assigned 10 the Newark club.
Whether as ball player or a kid.
der OF ball players. the wire falls
10 state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
BASKETBALL
TEAMS CLASH

The Falkland Athletic club
five Of Tacoma. who
handed tho short end OF very one
sided score TO the Y. VI. G. A. Stu.
dents recently. will try conclusions
with tho Y. NJ G. A. champion first
team tomorrow night nj the Seattle
Y. gym. The basketball title for
the Pacific Northwest will hang In
the balance. and the Tacoma lads
ar. determined TO grab Il for tho
City of Destiny. The game will be
called at 3 o'clock sharp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
By Kaybee

LIGHTWEIGHT championship aspirations OF Charley
IL White the Chicago boxer, went where the woodbine
twineth last night in Milwaukee when he beaten and
beaten badly by Freddy Welsh the English title holder
As usual the bout no-decision event but newspaper
experts agreed that Welsh had the fight all the way with
the possible exception OF the last rounds
White slow in calculating and waited for chance
slip his famous left hook but the Engishman
in and like greyhound landing the Chicago lad
almost WILL and easily blocking anything that White
tempted
White tore in like a wildcat in the second round but
found his opponent entirely shy and the five rounds
belonged Welsh by wide margins Welsh kept his LETT
mitt in Whites face much almost suifocated the Chi
eagoan the end OF the eighth his map looked like that
OF Bleeding Belgium
In the ninth and tenth White rushed Welsh
peatedy made grandstand rally but he had tho
Fuglishman sorey pressed and the only effect Welsh
was OF firing him. he stepped from the ring almost
unmarked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
RIVAL TEAMS
WILL TANCLE

Tony Savage and HIS braves OF
the varsity basketball squad re-
turned 10 Seattle last night after a
successful journey 10 Oregon. dur.
ing which they wiped up their OPP
ponents without the loss OF a game.
Sayage's men are In fine fettle as
a result OF their recent contests
and are ready 10 clash tomorrow
night in the 4. OF w. gym with the
Washington State College five in a
championship contest. The game
IL expected 90 be one OF the hard.
est and fastest OF the conference
season,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
LAUNCH new SHELL

J ID Farrell. president OF the
Oregon a Washington Railroad a
Navigation Co. will launch aud
christsn the new racing shell pre-.
scented 10 the University OF Wash.
ins,on by Seattle business men At
the varsity boat house next Mon.
day afternoon. The new shell was
built by Peacock brothers nj a cost
OF $500. and. In design, II much
like tho Seattle Spirit |. and IL. nj.
though IL has some modern I'm.
prosements over thes. crafts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
CARPENTER
IS PRISONER

BERLIN, Feb. 2e.--(vls Lon.
don. )--osorass Carpenter. the
French pu0Ilist, champion
heavyweight Of Europe. 10
wounded and . captive within
the German IInss. The Tsoe.
olstt announced the capture OF
CARPENTER. who was picked UP
on the field, suffering from Sc
we're wounds. and sent to
German base hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
ELECT At LINCOLN

Three class elections were held at
Lincoln high school yesterday to
care for athletics for the coming sea.
son. They resulted as follows:
Senior track manager. Vernon
Nelson: senior baseball captain
Percy Hoffstrom: junior track man
ager. Irving Niece; junior baseball
captain. James Tevis; sophomore
track manager John Wilson. and
sophomore baseball captain. Ben
Morrison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26

the Lincoln Midgets yesterday aft.
ernoon In the Lincoln gym Al.
though both teams were playing on
their toes. the Lincoln boys fell
down I'm the pinehes. being unable
to shoe, baskets accurately from
the field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
WAY DOESN'T WELSH
DEFEND HIS TiTlEf

AYow that he has decidedly
IN licked one OF the best hght.
weights In this country. Il
IS certainly up TO Welsh TO come
out from under cover and defend
his championship title. Ho has
been lightweight champion for more
than eight months and he has never
fought a decision battle since he
won the title.
He has fought plenty OF battles
but he end his manager. Harry Pol
loci are shying away from any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
OLYMPIC men
CLAIM TITLE

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2e.--
The American basketball cham.
pionship Of the A. a. u. 10 the
distinction claimed today by
the Olympic club. This five
won the title here last night
by defeating the team from
Whittier college by a score OF
20 10 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26

The town OF simla. India. II
built on a hill so steep that 4,
ID often possible TO step from the
threshold OF one house 10 the root
OF another
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26

distance jaunts where a decision Is
involved. Why IL II because
Welsh Is picking up lot 81 coin
fighting without risking his title.
or is II because both Welsh and hts
manager know that he is not a real
champion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26

On the imperial alleys yesterday
the Freshmen. local &c. defeated
local 30. 2.s60 to 2.404 Chambard
and Kidwell tied for high score al
2i2. and Kidwell rolled high average
Of IFS.
The Seattle College five bert the
Fortune champs on the Knights OF
Columbus alleys last night. 2.760 to
2.6l7. Mcmahon Of the champs roll.
cd high score OF 207. and Coghlan
high average OF 1877.
What 10 claimed TO be the highest
score ever rolled In the Northwest
by nve-man team was recorded at
Spokane last night when the Walk.
overs totaled 3.ll7 In a city league
bowling match. Fred Klatt made
the high individual record OF 704.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
CHARLEY White
BADLY beaten
BY FRED WELSH

Chicago Lightweight Is Sent Into the Discard as Title
Possibility When Englishman Makes a Choppng
Block of Him. It's Now Up to Welsh TO Defend His
Title i'm a Real Battle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
NAVY YARD ROUTE

-tss@ers ~. n. keasedy SD Tearsss
Ls.ve celrnan Dock. sesttis sise tstespt
Sunday. tts 30 - a VI. 40. . 80. ss-
esp, sunfsy fsuaasy :ifsl. sac y IN
Saturday. - ~ ~.
rtms table subject 70 ehanrs without
notice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
MUCH DEPENDS UPON
RESULTS OF TopAY's GAMES

T,HERE IS a possibility that the
Seattle high school basketball
championship may be de-
termlned BY the games scheduled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
CREDITS ALLOWABLE.
bryan Issues ExpIn nntory state
ment-Dircct Loans SIN TIA hoo.

WASH NGTuN. March 3l-A state
ment made public to-day b, Sccretsr.
Of state BRYAN indicates hat the United
states viii make no objections, o. credit
arrangements tao M,s he entered into
ny American bankers with the holl'goi-
ent nations OF Europe for the purchas"
OF supplies 900 this Coul....
\ d..tia,tiou seems to he made l.
Secretary BRYAN between a d.rcr, ;oln
and "a credit established in the United
States for payment OF supplcs mr.
chased ny hcll.gercnts The BRYAN
statement however Is ytcu, and .,p-
eraII, REGARDED I'm Washington rs an
unsausflctor, declaration Oh Il slhi,.,
OF this inheritance.
In his statement Secretary Hfver an
nouu,rs thai Tn, Gnv.rnnlcut yynuld moi
feel Justified" IA ohir,t.rr :, contain
credit ArrtnEom,uts which nav. ,.c,,
brought 'u its attention. This * a.. f,r
As he goes. Nhi.. IL ,hyfousry i .u,
trt,,.ttpr of m. Administration T., en-.
ru!rtr. such rredr arrangements. g,
studied effort is mad. 1, AVOID giving
them official i,ppru,al This fs r,u,rd,d
81 All the NOR, remarkable, horn, i'm ,l,,y
of IN. fact that a. - conceded that 1.,
even the making Of loans IN h.lnp,.,,,.
lot ,inu. irs arr.,ur,ncpt. ~ ,.r,J,,s
can pr,n,,l,. hr .,.,..-,I.l a. -, ,I,l.,ti,,I
,r n,i,rali,, W., ,N, \dr,,o,.,,.,t.,,
d, mis- latest statement r,i,,r,,.s th..
.t,ud which II to,l; Al IN. h.,,.,uH,,c nr
tb,. var that r.,tif,t. l,,psto n,Illror,
y.,rIa n. di..,n,,,.,..,.I ,f la. ,I.. \J,,,,,s.
tr,finu
Tn. Administrations l4f,., statement
en- tn. question OF loans ts regarded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
DIR. PARKHURST MAY
HAVE TO FACE TRIAL
Oakland Presbytery Stirred Up
Over Minister'S Temper
ance Letter.

The Rev. Or. Charles n Parkhurst Of
the Madison Square Presbyterian
Church has drawn the fire OF the Pres
bytcry OF Oakland. cal. because OF a
letter OF his on the temperance ques-
ton which was widely circulated in Cal
ifornia by the liquor interests and was
said TO have resulted in their triumph
In recent election.
The ettcr and its result have caused
such intense feeling in the coast cities
that the oakland Presbytery has for
ward,d charges to the local Presbytery
asking that pr. parkhurst he tried FOR
conduct unbeco!ning a minister The
charges backed, IL is said. by the entir"
temperance party OF California, reached
New York yesterday and will come DO
fore the Moderator's council 81 the New
York Presbytery Al It's meeting next
Monday.
The Rev. pr. Jesse T.. Forbes, clerk
OF the pyeSbytery, was inclined T. look
asSance az tire charges yesterday. and
said that although he did not know what
the council will do he doubts IL they will
put Dr. Parkhurst on trial.
Dr. Parkhurst was asked yesterday II
he had a copy Of the letter, and replied !.
NO. and wouldn't give 1t TO YOU II
had Get 1t from California II YOU
must have IT, ] have nothing further
TO say
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
TO PROTEST AGAINST TAXATION.
Mayor Mitchell Asks senate TO give
city Hearing.

In order that the city OF New York
may have chance to protest against
any further appropriations at Albany
which will overburden the municipality
with taxation Mayor Mitchell sent yes
terday this telegram 10 Henry NJ. Sage,
chairman of the Senate Finance Com
mittee:
THE city OF New York respectfully re-
quests n hearing before your committee
upon tn. bill appropriating moneys for
canal construction. justp assed by the
Assembly and now under consideration
by the Senate. II also requests hear
ing upon the highway repair bill ike
vice justp assed by the Assembly, and
further requests hearings upon all
major appropriation bills under consid-
Grafton by your committee or which may
come before It. which may enter into or
affect the imposition Of n direct state
tax In which the city OF New York will
share,
May request that YOU he good
enough to notify me OF the time APP
pointed for such hearings"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
DEFENDS GERMAN ACT.

In the Fdtheridnd to be issued on
saturday will appear the following ar
tiele by George sylvester Viereck. one
OF its editors:
The captain OF the Faiaba Is solely
responsible for the death OF III pa ssen-
gers. Including. II IL alleged. one Amer
can citizen; 1t Is we'll that he paid for
mis- recklessness with his life When
t-2S signalled to him to stop he failed
TO obey the command Under the rules
or warfare the submarine was entitled
10 torpedo his boat without further no.
tice The submarine was forced to give
chase.
The gallant commander OF UPS,
after protracted pursuit. nevertheless
granted the passengers time to save
Themselves. This time would have been
extended bu, for the fact that the
Falaba. az Is evident even from reports,
swollen with British mendacities. con-
tinued to use her wireless. despite re-.
peated warnings. In order to summon
British warships to the destruction OF
C-2s.
Possibly the captains action was in
spired by the treacherous tactics OF the
English Admiralty. which contrary to
international law attempts to turn all
merchantment into men-of-war. arms
them with guns and advises them to
torestal attack by ramming the enemy.
One hundred and eleven people have
paid thS toll for this advice May the
Olympic profit by this example
Meanwhile our advice to Americans
is to eschew British ships"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-01
FRENCH
LOAN Is ANNOUNCED
j. p. Morgan & Co., With Two
Banks, Offer Big Bond
Issue to Investors.
PAYMENT FOR PURCHASES

Announcement was made late yester-
day afternoon by ]. p Morgan Co.
that they, together with the National
city Bank ana the First National Bank.
would offer to-day s50.000.0OO one year
per cent. French Treasury bonds to
investors at e9ia. less - to dealers.
Members of the syndicate state that
they expect that the Offering VIII meet
with a very favorable reception, the
bonds being offered on 5t2 per cent.
basis and being payable. both principal
and interest. at the option OF the holder
either In New York In dollars or In
Paris nj the rate OF 5lSi- francs. Deal
ers viii not he allowed to sell any
part Of the issue at a price below the
Offering price uf the syndicate managers
at g9iy.
1t Is stated that inquiries for the
bonds thus far have been very large.
both from Individual investors and from
distributing houses in the financial dis
trict. These inquiries are said TO range
for amounts from $1,000 up TO
81. 900 000 \ considerable number of
out of town inquiries have been re-
ceived. but the bankers do not feel that
as yet the out OF town public has had
a chance to become informed regarding
the character of the Offering The ho-
tation Of the issue. IL il said. Will lee
suit In the saving of about per cont
in exchange. which amounts to con-
siderable sum where 100000. 600 IL In
yolV.d
II was reported Yesterday in foreign
exchange circles, when francs dId not
rally as II had been felt that they would
once tn. establishment of a credit FOR
Franc. WAS definitely announced. that
the credit was Intended to pay FOR goods
already huugh. here by France and not
for future purchases II was stated by
one for, ign exchange broker that within
the next ten days France and England
would he obliged to pay for more than
So. 600 O00 worth Of All sorts of goods
they had purchased i'm this country.
Negotiations re said TO be proceed
ing for the establishment II an Eng
lish ald also further Russ.au credit
In this couutrS. The British credit, IL IS
generally supposed. vii be for about
siOp. 600 OoO. but the bankers are not
~ We; ready To discuss tie matter. VI Is
generally admitted. howver. that The de-
tails Of the English credit are nearer
completion than are thos. Of the Rus
sian credit
Sterling ,N,hang. was lower yesterday.
closing a. 49,, Tor dcm3ud ard 1898
for cables This compares with 4.1"a,
for the former aud i>ui, FOR the latter
ul Tuesday. Francs declined TO So
tor checks. against 52l the day pre-
ylou~. with cables selling At 5.3i l.
tgaiUst j.3Uas Marks were unchanged
at N27, Tor sigh; drafts and 50 for
cables italian lIr" dropped to 80.
agat's; Isl! on Tuesday. Austrian
krone. We're weaker az lao. as were
ScdudinaN ian krouer at p "a for checks
| and 1870 for cables