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The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04
W|L LSO N SPEAKS IN NATIONAL
 DEFENSE

WASHINGTON. Nov 4-President Wilson left here today for New York, where he is booked to address meet ing of the Manhattan Club at its an nual dinner tonight The president will take as the subject of his talk, National Defense" and it is expected that he will explain in detail the plans of the administration for increasing the army and navy. This will be the first of series Of talks on this subject by the President and members of the cabinet who propose to place their position before the country in the hope of influencing Congress to pass the necessary appropriations at the coming session.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04
TWELVE 3 BODIES , IDENTIFIED ON
 SANTA CLARA

MARSHFIELD, Oregon, Nov. A. The twelve bodies recovered from the wreck of the Santa Clara have been unidentified. all of them being residents of this state. Nine other passengers have not been accounted for and 1t is felt that they have perished The survivors have all been taken care of and those suffering from exposure have been given medical treatment so that nearly all have recovrd from the effects of their experience.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04
NEW SEANEN LAW F IN EFFECT
 ID DAY

SEATTLE, Nov. 4-The Seaman S Act passed by the last Congress goes into effect today, and while the ship ping companies here have not all made the necessary arrangements tC comply fully with the law, it is under stood that the government will per init uncertified seamen to work on the vessels for a short time further so as not to hamper the schedule of the ships. From New York it is learned that SO far but one yes ,rl has with drawn from an American registry be cause Q, the new bill.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04
NAR|pOSA TAKEN OFF ROCKS AND
 FLOATED

SEATTLE. Nov. 1.-The salving company working on the Mariposa has succeeded in floating the boat, and the ship has been taken into Mclaughlin Bay where temporary repairs will be made so as to take the vessel to Seat tie where it will be put into dry dock, and a full examination of the dam, age made to see if it would not be possible to put the ship back into commission. It is now thought that the vessel can be saved and will be again seen upon the Alaska run.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04
VILLA 4 R R | ' [ 5 AT NACO
 MEXICO

NACO, Arizona, Nov. 4-Villa ar rived today at Naco, Mexico with the vanguard of his defeated army from Agua Prieta. The men seemed to be played out and greatly in need of food, and were exhausted from their march. Villa expressed his determination to contiue to oppose the Carranza gov. ernment and said that he would die fighting for the liberties of the people. On his arrival at Naco he declared that city the capitol of Mexico, and Is preparing to make it the base of sup plies for his troops It is unofficially reported that his soldiers will remain here and rest for thirty days.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04
HoNORs EVEN IN sERBIA-BOTH SIDES REPORT
 VICTORY MAIN ARMY STILL RETIRES

LONDON Nov 4-The Franco-British troops gand an important yesterday along the sp front in Macedonia forcing the Bugarans to retire and ncng heavy losses them Tn the north the Serbian army is retiring steadily toward central line of defenses with its fighting qualities unnpared having been defeated in any serious date The Serbian general staff has selected its posi- ons making stand and will not accept the of battle until fully beeveng that the strength of their positions will warrant a fight with their numerically superior enemies
 From Berlin the admission that the Serbians have defeated the Bugarans along the Nhava river although the German office states that the Bulgarians steadily clos ing in upon Nish.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04
WOMEN BY THE THOUSANDS ARE NOW
 ENLIsTING IN SERB-ARMY
 FIGHTING BRAVELY IN THE RANKS

LONDON. Nov. It is reported here that thousands of
 women are enisng the Serbian army and that the whole country is taking arms against the invaders Some of the women are dressed in full uniforms and fighting in the ranks with their husbands and brothers The display the greatest bravery battle and absolutely fearless and show themselves remarkably proficient with rifle The women mountain tribes make especially good soldiers as they have accustomed to the hill life and have borne arms since childhood. Many of the dressed in skins and wear blue tunic
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04
POSTMASTER IS APPOINTED AT
 SELDOVIA

WASHINGTON NoE. 4-Before leaving for New York this morning the president announced the appoint ment of a new batch of postmasUers, The appointments are recess appoint ments and will be sent to the Snate for confirmation next month. John A. Herbert was appointed postmaster at Seldovia, the only Alaska office af- fected.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04
COMPENSATION PAID UNDER
 TERRITORIAL ACT

The first benefits to be paid out to an employe by the Treadwell company pnder the new Territorial workmen's s compensation act was received by Norman Coryell, who broke a bone in his hand while oiling at the Mexican hoist on August 30 Coryell was laid off from work for 93 shifts and under the new act received $31.50.
 The widow of Lugi Battello, who was killed in the Mexican mine will receive $3,000 for herself and $500 for one child under 16 years of age.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04
FORMER SEWARD MAN IS
 WITH BELGIUM RELIEF

W. B. Poland, who succeeded Col. Swanitz as chief engineer of the Alas ka Northern railroad Is now the dis tributing agent with the Belgian Re lief Commission in Brussels. He went over there with Clifford Pinchot but the latter got fired by the Germans because of his family affiliations with enemies of Germany and his own hos tility to the conquering power. After leaving Alaska Poland went to the Philippines.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04

DOUGLAS. Arizona, Nov. 4-The army of General Villa has made a safe retreat from in front Agua Prieta and none of his forces are now in this vicinity. The lines of Villas army will be reformed at Annayacahi, and his thirst and hunger ridden soldiers replenished. Villa threatens to re- turn to the attack as soon as his men are fed Fifty-one bodies of Villas soldiers were buried on the battle field today by troops who defended the city. Many others are still lying where they fell, but it is thought the authorities of Agua Priea will take steps to prevent a pestilence and that all the dead will be disposed of. Three thousand women and children, inhabi- tants of Agua Prieta, who fled to this city on the approach of Villas army, are preparing to return to their homes.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04
DEMOCRATS WIN KENTUCKY BY
 SMALL VOTE

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 4-The final count in the gubernatorial race gives Stanley, the democratic candidate a clear majority of 2100 The fight was one of the closest that this normally democratic state has seen for years, and the supporters of Stanley were on the anxious seat until the returns from the most outlying counties were finally received. The legislature will be democratic in both houses by safe margins.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04
GERMANS RECOUP THEMSELVES IN REGION OF RIGA AND DVINsK
 MANY CAPTIVES ARE TAKEN

BERLIN Nov. 4-The town of Mikulisch which was captured recently by the Russians between lakes Swnton and Ilsen recaptured yesterday by the Germans under
 nderberg The attempt of the Russians take the offensive along the northern battle line has been checked and they have been forced fall back Further south the Russian front apparently accomplishing their object without great display force The Turks have been unable impede their advance of the British along the Euprates river
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04
NOTICE.

THE FIRST BANK OF CoRDOvA
 On and after November End, 1915, will close at o'clock in the afternoon, Banking hours will be from g A. NJ. to P. NJ. Open during the noon hour.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04
RUSSIANS MASS GREAT ARMY ON DANUBE SEEKS -
 INVADEs BULGARIAN VIA RoUMANIA

LONDON, Nov. 4The Russians concentrating great army at Ben in Bessaraba the point where the Danube river Roumana Russia hopes that the Roumania govern will permit the shipment of the troops in transports down Daunbe the Bulgarian border and negotiations going on between the governments effort the de sired permission successful landing of the Russian troops reported at unnamed place the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04

LUCERNE, Nov. 4-Prince Buelow, former German ambassador Italy, who has been credited with framing certain proposal upon which Germany would be willing to base negotiations denied today that he to Switzerland
 peace mission He said that the German empire deter mined continue the until victory all the fronts crowned the efforts of the gallant Teuonc armies and that would be brought about by the sword than by diplomacy.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04
NEW CHANGE IN GREEK CABINET
WAR FACTION ONCE AGAIN VICTORIOUS

call resulted in victory for Venizeos by vote of 47 to 14 The result of the will the retirement of the Iams government and is probable that Venizeos will again take
 his portfolio head of the state which would almost surely that Greece would enter the the side of the allies After announced Zamis addressed the deputies and asked the chamber to suspend all work until cabinet had been formed.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04

LONDON, Nov 4-Lord Landsdowne representing the cabinet told the House of Lords today that the government firmly convinced that there could be general election until ended He said that the British people should forget factona strife and politics and work together with the present government to defeat the enemies of the nation Lands owne well received by the 1rs and he heartily appauded at its close.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04
Special to The Times By Associated Press.

Special The Times By Associated Press
 ATHENS, Nov 4Durng the debate on the foreign policy the country the of parliament today Venzeos the former premier declared that his party could no longer support the cabinet the movement they had undertaken to keep Greece neutral as certain have in the end harm fu effect on the welfare the nation Premier Zams asked the Chamber of Deputies for vote of confidence and the roll
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04

LONDON Nov 4-The condition of King George still continues to far we'll and the of much anxiety to the people of the nation While he passed better night than Tuesday resfu and his sleep tfu and disturbed The physicians in constant attendance and tev express conference the ultimate recovery of the monarch official bulletin this stated that the king
 was resting easier today and that he able to his limbs with less effort
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04

SOFIA, Nov. 4-The government announced officially today that King Peter of Serbia had to the front from Ns to cheer his troops by his and with the soldiers during the present critical period King Peter is bringing to the troops of the endorsements which the French and British sending their ad and will eXhot them to their endeavOrs to hold out and check the advancing enemy until the coming help reach them.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04

PARIS, Nov. 4-The official communique made public this morning the landing of additional French troops at Saon in Greece The landing is being effected without incident and the soldiers orderly ntranng for the front Serbia The popuace geets the troops with enthusiasm and good will
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04

BERLIN Nov. At is reported here that the tish troop in Mesopotamia advancing upon Bagdad The ascending the river protected by oa of gnboats and they apparently accomplishing their object without advance of the British along the Euphrates river.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04

LONDON, Nov, 4-Perograd advices tell of successful attacks by Russian the Teuton positions all along the eastern front Hndenbeg reported to be preparing to winter his army at their present position along the Riga Dvnsk ront apparently abandoning the attempt to take the two cities for the present
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04

BERLIN Nov. 4-The office announced officially today that the German troops had advanced in the region north KraevO Serbia and had taken $50 prisoners The eutons reported steadily pressing forward all along the line, although the Serbians doing than keeping up guard action On the eastern front Serbia the Bull garians stormed Kafat six miles northwest of Nsh.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04

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The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04

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The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-04

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-02
The passing

bbas tragedies
lost
living side of thirty
and
baseball profession The has known
pitcher who his ranked by
the that the tackle
ones l-important wi he a stake.
Mhewn ranked the money pitchers Of the
game figured
with
watchful alert
a sabman had The most
produce his unAutteng
him in the hard
Chippewa with that careless grin
Bender among greatest Omen of the pasme He
great golfer ball
players averaging shot, ranking with the lead
good loser
undoubtedly playing above the pleasure of win
ming supply always with him. and the hardest
viewpoint No looked him break
S quickly
expected Eddie Collins
hardly figure his sudden slip He good
have been that
when Bender loses interest he finds
drive himself
wonder back the old days which only
or two ago right when needed always
counted the talk about the
Of either had than this
same Bender physically
others but he had long perng peculiar whip his that
certainly drove that
most unhittab with such
such fighting dropped this side of yhv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-02

ialtering nerve, missed the cup by less
yhan an inch and stopped only a foot
beyond: But Marston sunk his 5-foot-
er' A hard test at this stage, with the
nerve and courage OF a champion. and
Jerome Dunstan Trsvers was out Of
the hght-but only out after ne had
fought one OF the gr.ttcst fights
against wonderful golf that we have
ever seen.
Against this rugged. bulldog battle
OF Iravers's who played exactly par
Tor the last twelve holes Marston de-
serves even more than usual credit, for
ne not only played brilliantly, but he
iheld his GOODNESS and courage to the
last, coming home in SO two strokes
better than any one else had made this
last nine through the tournament.
Marston gave n combined exhibition Of
ganeness and skill, and when you OBJ
serve his score on the last nine holes
there can be no wonder that Travers's
star sank just before sunset
Here are the cards:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-02
FOUR PITCHERS
FAIL TIP TOPS
Baltimore Terrapins Over
come Big Lead and Win
Bailey Checks Batting.

Four pitchers failed to give John
Camel, the new Brooklyn Tip Top man
ager, victory yesterday, in his first
effort on the home field at Washington
Park. The Tip Tops scored early
against the Baltimore Terrapins,
but after the third inning never denied
the home plate for another run and
were beaten b. a score of Z to 4.
Camel showed little inclination to
allow a twirler TO remain on the mound
when he showed signs of wavering,
three of them lasting less than six
innings. Fred FalkenDerg, Don Marion
and George Wiltse all failed, while
George Walker stopped the visitors in
the last three innings.
Harry lie Clair, the tall Highlander
of the Baltimore team, also was ex-
cused early, Lee Magee showing a
special fondness for his curves. Five
hits had given Brooklyn four runs
in three innings, and then Bill Bailey,
the southpaw, took the mound. The
Tip Tops failed to get another hit I'M
til one was out in the ninth, when
Fred Smith drove siZzler over second
base.
Steve Evans, the one-time Tip Top
PLAYER. had a banner day against the
quartet of Brooklyn pitchers, his et'
forts alone providing enough runs TO
defeat his former teammates. lie got
four hits in five times at bat.
Halt drove the ball over the right
field wall in the second inning for a
home run. while Lee Magee got triple
and a single, and crossed the plate
twice.
Tho score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-02
YANKEES MAY GET BAKER
Sale Will Be Announced To-day Unless
Connie Mack Backs Out.

Philadelphia, Sept. THE sale of
Franklin Baker, former third baseman
Of the Athletics, 20 the Yankees will be
announced tomorrow unless Connie
Mack refuses TO 90 through with the
deal discussed here to-day.
Ban Johnson, president OF the Amer
lean League; President Lannin of the
Boston Red Sox. Vice President Huston
of the New York Yankees and Presi-
dent b. s. Shibe Of the Athletics were
in conference all afternoon. and the
transfer is expected 70 be made to-
morrow. The sale will be outright and
the price is believed to be $4,000.
The sale Of Baker is part OF the plan
devised by American League owners
TO strengthen the Yankees and boost
the game in New York.