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The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-30
PURELY LOCAL
 GOSSIP ABOUT
 YOUR FRIENDS

William Hull will leave on the next boat for Spokane, where he expects to locate.
 Rev. A. G. Shriver returned on yes terday's train from a trip to Mccarthy and Kennecott.
 Chrix Xiros has given up his fish business on the city dock and ac- cepted job with the Carlisle Com pany.
 The usual Wednesday night dance will be held at Hegg's hall tonight and if you want to enjoy few hours you will attend.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Catholic church will meet at Mrs. J.. V. Lydick's home on Thursday even- ing at 8:30 o'clock.
 Mrs. A. G. Mercy, of Chitina, who has been on visA to the states, is returning home on the Alameda, which left Seattle this morning. : Theodore Johnson and J. B. Bar rack, of Fairbanks, are among the pas sengers booked for Cordova on the Alameda, leaving Seattle today.
 Trappers from the Chisina district are arriving in Mccarthy with their winters catch of furs, including blue, cross and silver foxes, link and vol verine.
 A meeting of the Victory loan sub- scription committees will be held at tl.e Northland Club on Thursday even- ing at 7:30 o'clock and every member is urged to be present.
 The rails and decking of the Chitina bridge have been removed in antici- patton of the bridge being taken out when the ice in the river breaks up, which is expected at any moment.
 Jack Shultz, a member of the bridge gang on the Copper River rail way, came to town yesterday after noon for medical treatment. He was struck ill the eye with piece of steel.
 CIoo ct Jav oa1o 1nff Ia this morning coming via the inside pas
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-30

R. G. Doherty with a large crew of men passed through Valdez last week en route for Port Chatham, where he will put up cannery and storage plant. MT. Doherty is head of the Alaska Ocean Food Company
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-30
REINDEER MEAT WILL
 BE EXPORTED TO STATES

EVERETT, Wash, April 30 (by As sociated Press).-A company has been formed here to import reindeer meat from Alaska. By July 15 it expects to have representatives starting in- land from Anchorage to commence driving and slaughtering the steers.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-30
St. Georges Church.

Festival of St. Philip and St. James Thursday, May 1. Holy Communion at Il a. m.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-30

Don't overlook the dance at Hegg's hall tonight. Everybody welcome.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-16
Belare The Advent
OF WanaR's GadDess
Wa-a.a Whs Know TakslPrseass;sa
Asasnss Saffariar.

-bahre ia arrsssl af ths Sntf, women,
Tor eeer half aeeenenrY have learned to
Eispon OF giving nasnre Z helpinS hand.
Gaasea. nsrlouSnss1, bsaringa down md
e5AtsAing rims ID do abdomen and
Eeseles arc enilrs.S SSolded By the rss Of
AnehcrN Friend, aecnrdiny co the testimony
~ lncqesra9 Of mother3 who have used tatg
MSSsss fried iahricates Us ane nes-
wcrSSof neryea beneath tho Ekin, and By
TesnlaN uso during tho pe5iod tho muscles
are 9edN and, kepe soft ard elastic. They
can ten eSpand geltly and easily wben
n5hyfts bot0 md pain and danger az tia
crtstg d naturellY avofded.
Mokher's Ffseed & q preparation Of peno-
krating oils and ether medicinal agents
prepared eSpe91ll for expoctanf mothers
= d nor external useHis absolutely safe and
ahonld be used regularly during tho entire
psSsSd 5,i betotS baby eg%s Nn.z,...- ~.
pany. DepL A. Lamar ButIdipS, Atlanta.
Georgia. nor an interesting Aotherhood
Book, ard obtain q bottle Of Mothers
Friend from the druggist. You win nnd &c
She greatest kind CT hslp.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-16
In Many Instances. Dangerous Disease
Vanishes as Blood Is Renewed and
Strengthened. Says Noted
Authority.

Thousands of people who suffer from
various serious ailments. including
Heart, Lungs, Kidnefs or Stomach. oil
with Chronic Catarrh Rheumatism. IL
zema Or nervous debility, might'easitg,
QUICKLY and entirely recover and BE-
come sound. healthy and strong atfnS
Ply through thorough system Of
oIooa ouAdnG statep a well know au7
In any case of dlronic disease "A.
Volving a deficient pr improper blood
supply it is my In arieble custom to
start the patient Cd course of NO
No-SAN." This remarkable medicine
is true blood food and tissue builder
and While in no tense a oure-all. h
works wonders in the treatment OF q
wide variety OF DISORDERS, simply by its
wonderful action On the blood. Only
recently, for instance. there was a
case of a Civil War Veteran suffering
from heart weakness. His, condition
was SO serious that he had often fall
en- on the street dIdng attacks. He
had also sought adyice of numerous
heart specialists without receiving any
benefit. Examination clearly indicat.
ed a serious case of anaemfS.or blood
poverty. And so as a preliminary to
any heart treatment he was put ON
course Of Novo-San to renew and build
up his blood supply Soon atterwards
as strange as it may seem, his heart
trouble completely disappeared, even
though he had not received any d.
rect treatments for his heart. AT this
time another blood test showed mark
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-16
THE CASUAL Y LIST

Tue following easuaitIes are report
ID BY Tho commanding general Of the.
American BZpsaltienaTy Forces. y
Killed IA settea 6 died from wounds
2; died "a aeroplana accident /: died
Of accident and other causes 10; died
OF disease Ii, wounded severely q;
weunaed tdegree undetermined) IL;
wounded slightly TAI; missing in ac-
aea a total so4,
Killed In Action.
Corporal
Green, John Aioysius, New Brunswick.
NJ j.
Privates-
Bible. Haskell NJ, covington KY.
9iekelhaupt, John H, Waterloo. III.
Brown. Loa, Mount Pleasant Tenn.
3 Dover, Peter. Kansas City, Mo.
Swanke, George H. Dodson, Mont.
Turner, Joseph, Perry Fla.
woolsey. Aubrey, Linn Creek, Mo.
Died Of Wounds.
Lieutenant
Freeman, Louis A, spartanburg, s. G:
Wagner
Stump, Joseph, Cooper Hill, Va.
Privates-
Ewans, George H., New York, N. Y.
Kurka Joseph Frank. st. Louis, Mo.
Ratlnt. John William, Grundy. Va.
Windland. John. Pipestone. MINI.
Wounded Slightly.
nfayate-
Crosse, William NJ, George ". Crosse.
Graydon. W. Va.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-16
'Hoult Methodists
Ready for Centenary

Last night at the Hoult NJ. z. church
". L. Brown, cashier Of the Fahmont
State bank spoke on the work Of the
Centenary movement. The pastor, Rev.
L. A. McNemar also spoke briefly and
appointed four captains to conduct the
canvas. Jas. D. Bowman. W. 2.
Houh, Lee Hoult and G, L. McEtfresh.
This committee selected as assist.
ants, Miss Nellie Harr, Mrs. W. H.
Hail, Miss Gladys Watkins and Miss
Bertha Bowman.
There viii be meeting at the High,
land avenue church tonight 10 perfeoE
arrangements for the campaign.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-16
Red Blood is What
Sick People Need
Doctors Discover New Blood Food Which Adds Rich Red
biood 70 VEINS OF Pale Thin, Weak SickIy People
at Rate of One Ounce Day.

ed improvement in both the quantity
and qualify CT his blood, and for n
man OF ais age he was remarkably
strong. Vigorous and active. stu, the
|pnly trfatment he had received was A
short eourse OF blood building through
Novajsan.
stndlar results have been obtained
IN 50 n1cny other cases and with SO
many Zdfferent ailments that Ihon.
,est4y believe Novo San will soon he
Tremrded as the greatest single contri-
pution to medicine in many years. II
Unpleasant, easy to take, and absolute
" harmless, and in my practical posi-.
lively would not attempt to get along
without 1t.
I NoTE-NoTo San, so strongly REQ
|ommendedtaT5ove is not a combina tion
'of old drugs like most proprietary med
1cines. but is based upon an entirely
new principle in medicine. It's name
means new blood and that is what
ut gives, often. according to reports.
veins at the rate OF one ounce a da,
and rundown, or Il you suffer from
II you are weak, nervous, listless
Rheumatism, Catarrh. Eczema, Weak
ened Kidneys, or Stomach and Liver
Trouble, you should MAKE THIS
TEST TO-DAY. Go to Fairmont Phar-
macy, Fairmont W. Va. Windsor Drug
Co.. Monongah. W. Va, w. P. Moran,
Pennington. w. Va, Frank ]. Yost,
Fairview. W. Va.
and obtain a package of Novo-sAN
Containing ~ days treatment). Take
It according to directions. and IL you
are not thoroughly satisfied that II has
helped you after taking the full IL
days treatment. return the empty box
to theSdruggist and receive your mon
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-16

Records of the selective service now
n the hands Of the Adutart General
OF the army at Washington, II stacked
end to end. would make line Of i'll
ing cases seven miles long, four feet
high and IA inches wide. Twenty
acres Of floor space will be required
TO house the papers, officials say, and
q, force OF between 1000 and 5000 will
be necessary to sort, file and index
them.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-16
investigate Our Speedway
NTerrace Properties

Located in the popu Speedway Terrace section which adons
the growing industrial of Fairmont we own large num-
Der Of fine domestic and several houses
either through purchasing houses building on the
honaestes on very attractive farms The details Of our prop
stlon interesting and will be explained by our represents
tive at our office during the daytime your home BY ap-
pointmen any evening Simply telephone and ask for Mr.
Moran.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-16

In the Kotzebue Sound region.
Western Alaska, there are asbestos
deposits said to rival the richest IN
the world, Asbestos, in Its natural or
virgin state, is as white as snow. soft
as the softest silk and lies in long
strings of layers, easily torn apart
with the fingers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-16
"Owning Your Own Home" Conveys
Deeper Meaning Now Than Ever Before

It's sanctuary of tranquility. If s yours all your own its
bound to be heaven of shelter to the wife and the
family matter what may befal Wartmes should they
come again. disturb the husband or father with the
doubts Of roof the heads family should he be called
to the front or the great BEYOND L+.S-
are Higher todaytnh in the history Of the
a nation you want to this abnormal
to boost rent mplse re- rctions You're lord Of your
own domaiE
Buying building your Nome is also sound business in
yes9pent f it sees an excellent plan for saving money.
pi VIII gble objective as check to unreasonable
spending
Improved property always saabe 1t also recognized as
valid collateral in any business transaction and as stable
Security in any emergency.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-16
CHANGES IN STATUS.

The following cabled corrections are
sisued as an appendix to the regular
casualty lists at the request Of the
several press associations:
Killed In Action, Previously Reported
Missing In Action.
Woods, Raymond A., Vermont Woods,
Jennings w. Va.
Returned to Duty. Previously Reported
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-16
Mlsslnr In Action.
Prvates-

r. D.. 3, waverly, W. Va.
suhodolSky. Sam, Luke Suhodolsky.
Haas, Clarence E.. Mrs. Kate Haas, r.
1904 Thirteenth Street, Moundsville,
W. Va.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-05-16
WI. G ~. ExcHANnr

We .. u o. EXCHANGE.
Mrs. Fred Helmick's division of the
W. C. 7. U. win hold an exchange in
the Gilkeson store on Main stree. To-.
morrow morning. Pies, cakes and the
usual good things will be on sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
Maccnr Export once.

Mnccnr Export once.
SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 20.---An ex-
Port Office has been opened by the Mac
car Truck Co. at 81 rark Row. New
York CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
HUPP CORPORATION OFFERS
NUMBER OF REFINEMENT S
improvements In Body and Chassis De-
niEn and Construction
Announced.

Following it's usual practice the
Hupp Motor Car Corporation has IN inc
mast few months introduced INTO the
production OF its present modci.the
series "R"-a number OF minor rchne,
Yncn,s in body and chassis design ana
construction.
Announcement OF such recent i'm
movements was made coincidcnt win
the increase in price OF its touring anh
roadster models to $3.50 and the plac-
inE OF SASS price on the sedan ana
These Sigh, changes represen, the
cndcavor OF Hupmobiie engineers TO
perfect each part OF tho car TO It's high,
cs, efficiency OF beauty II is believed
that the good taste OF Hupmobile de-
sign should he far longer lived than
one season or ono year. The appear
,ncc Of the present model enbodics >ihe
essentials OF permanent style and good
looks.
An improved design steering gear of
more substantial construction has been
adoptcd insGrinE maximum efficiency
from this Important feature. Slight al
terations har. been made in front
springs. increasing their usefulness and
dura biiity
;, Reimbursement or tho exhaust and
intake manifolds insurcs quick pre-
heating OF fuel and consequent increase
in efficiency y new design front axle,
II stronger construction. ~ being used
with Quincy ball bearings Changes
have been made in material and design
OF tho driving pinion and ring gear
The A,cnlite type grease cup has
been generally adopted for spring
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21

shaeklos. spindle bolts. etc. In thia
System the grease Is forced by a
kreasc gun pressure OF some 200 pounds
10 those parts requiring fabrication.
spring bolts and to other spots so
quickly that the cntiro car may he
creased in twclTc IN inutes. Tho general
condition OF "ncssiness" usually at
tendant in turn!ng down grease cups
is completely eliminated.
The elimination or possible body rat
ties or squeaks has been aided by
changes in construction of tho body
In addition to being more ralnproof. is
also noiseless.
The headlight support ana brackets
are arranged SO as TO permit quick ad-
The lamp bulb may easily he focused
by an outside adjustment. Night driv-
Ing is made more pleasant and safer
by the ease Of these adjustments.
Comfort has been increased by the
addition OF ono inch to the depth OF
the front seat cushion and two inches
TO tho height Of tho back of tho front
scat.
The increase In tho height OF the
cowi and larger size radiator add to
the charm or the cars already distin-
guished beauty. Rear fenders have
been redeBigned and contribute their
quota Of good looks.
These chassis improvements arc gen
crhl on all models Particularly In tho
sedan anl coupe have the latest ten
denotes in body design found cxpres-
sion. The upholstery is deeper. OF even
better grade cloth than in the past.
inciosed cars arc worthy upholdcrs of
tho lIupmobilc reputation.
The Hupp Motor Car Corporation Of
fers four body types: the standard
sedan. all being mounted on the same
chassis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
SECOND WHEEL ADDED ARM
OF MILE HIGH SPEEDWAY
Gntes Itubber Company Arrange. for
Simultaneous Tcst of Two
T1rfs.

That two tires may be tested stimuli.
tancously. second wheel has been
added to tho arm OF the Mile High
Speedway ON top OF :. factory unit OF
the Gates Rubber Company. in Denver.
Col.
This novel speedway. the only one
OF It's kind In tho world. lis uEed for
testing tire and tubo products OF the
Gates factory. II is n cement track
about which revolvcs long steel arm
supported by wheels snod with t;ates
tires and Gates tubes. The arm no.
wolves from pivot in tho center OF
the track. and the wheels are weighted
70 tho hett OF n heayily-loaded automo-
propelled By electricity. the device
spins about the track twenty-four
hours a day during d test
EVER bit OF new material that goes
into Gates products Is thus tested Also
tests are made before any ncw tube
or tire designed. or any change in de-
sign. is placed on the market
New tires. or tires made from new
material. must stand 5000 mile test
over this track before they receive n
final o. X. from the factory. and no
material is finally accepted until the
FIRST products into which il tx manu-.
featured have been given a speedway
try-out more severe than actual scrv-
ice.
Different stretches of the track are
designed to conform to varying condi-
tons Of roads. For instance there are
several feet OF smooth surface repre-.
scnting an asphalt street. This Is fol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
HOWARD WHITE COMBINATION
PLANS new CAR CREATION
White DESIGNER OF Daimler. Napier
and Cndillnc-Iiownrd Makes
Statement.

%. Mccall White and L. C. Howard.
who recently resigned from his posi-
lions In l6ading Detroit automobile
market with a new car. a rumor to
this effect which has been prevalen,
for some time IN trade circles has
lust been substantiatcd.
The experience and position OF both
MIR. White and Mr.. Howard in the
motor car field attaches special stgni-
hcance TO their plans.
Mr. White. native or Glasgow.
scotland. and student OF the Royal
motor car held In 1902. lie rose rap
idly to important positions. bccominS
chief engineer OF the Daimler Motor
Car Company. Ltd Of Coventry, Eng
land. and general manager of III. com :
pany's branch IN Naples Italy. While
in Naples Mr.. White was the compan-
ION of King Edward VII and Queen
Alexandria. OF England. on various au-
tomobilc trips.
Upon his return from Italy. Mr.. White
became ,e chief Len, ensineer and works Ks; man ian
nior car of MIR. Whites design held
tho worlds speed record
He came to the United states in
lslt and associated himself with the
personally responsible for the design
Of the Cadillac tish, cylinder car
which created such II sensation In 1917.
lie became chief engineer and later
'',> ~ "
During tho war. Mr. White became
involved heart and SOU In the design
and production OF the LIBERTY motor.
lie was a member Of the supervisory
committee OF three. and gained the
reputation Of being a man who actu-
ally got things done In great cmcr-
Seney.
r. c. Howard. after leaving the Ma
ton Cash Register organization. en-
tered tho sales department OF the cad
lilac Motor Car oinpany, rising TO the
position OF general salef manager. nc
vas an important member OF the Cad.
lilac organiza ton for twelve years. and
mis- name is familiar among motor car
distributors the country over.
The type OF car. its name and the
location OF the factory have not been
made known An inkiinE may be
gained. however. from a statement br
Mr. Howard The war he says.
with all OF its Intense engineering sH :,
pcricnces Is behind US. We learncd
many lessons IN tho design and con-
s,ruct.on OF a,tomotivc MACHINERY In
England and France some o. these les
sons have already inhuenced the de-
sign Of certain motor cars. In america
,.s expcct 10 be among the first. " not
tn, tirst TO give the public the pencht
II these marvellous advances IN &c
ign"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21

lowed suddenly by rought cohblc stones
ana chunks OF sharp iron protruding
track. In fact. tho tests arc more SC
we're than actual service. as the wheels
on the device arc turning continuous
". giving the tread tho grinding mo-
ton to which IL would be subject, on n
car that Mas forever turning n corner.
When nrst operated. the Milo Riyh
Speedway had only one wheel. making
possible a test OF only one tire or tube
at a single run. But tho output of
the G,.tcs factory has Increased so ran
idly In the last few months that the
addition OF second wheel was found
necessary If the policy OF the company
Ito test everything before offering
ii for sale--w8S TO he followed
a third wheel to run over "a track
built within the present speedway. Is
now contemplated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
PETROGRAD SOVIET SEEKS
PEACE AT ANY PRICE
With Endemic Raging and Food scarce
Conditions In Former Capital
Are 1ntoiernbIe.
Ihy Assoelated Press

BY Associated Prcssl
COPENHAGEN. sept. oo.-The city
soviet Of retroG-ad has empowered the
peoples commiEsarics 10 begin peace
negotiations with the allies on the
bafis Of conditions fxed by the allied
powers. according to reports received
here from retrograd.
Peace IS ~;shed at any price by the
Fetrosra1 soviet. the reports declare.
No peace offered to the allies has
been reported from the central soviet
government at Moscow. and an ofrcr
ny the PetroErad city soviet would
therefore appear to be in the nature
81 separate reace proposal by the
Petrorrad district.
Living conditions in Pctrosrad have
been reported extremely bad for some
time Recent dispatches reported an
epidemic OF cholera raging there, with
from 200 to 800 persons dying daily.
ana 3A1itary conditions becoming N :
tolcrablc Famine also was said 10 be
threatening tho >'ty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
TREADWAY BLOCKS ACTION
Efforts to Send Food Control Act
Changes TO Conference Objected
to by Republican.

wAsHINGToS. SEPT. 2o.-Enor,s 70
send changes to the food control act
with Senate amendments TO conferences
were again blocked In the House to.
day. Representative Treadway. Rcpub-
lican. Massachusetts. objecting TO an
unanimous consent request that the bill
be sent to conference without instruc.
lions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
Cleaning Out Carbon
and Grinding Valves
OPERATION No. Is.

100 much OIL IN the crank
eating enec Of which are oss
Plugs weak compression scored
tors but the condition ana
When oil of clear
( as
M %ater Is drained from radiator
bolts are then loosened
valves are taken ou 'a'"
All carbon is seraped cylinder block
heads - ~'1' oo.N'
The valve
used TO form for IT - " -
mil valves arc examined and
piston ve, hershv me valves
The valve springs much ten
replaced by tension. " 80 " u'u ana
The valve SPRINGS valves etc. are
head filled - 49," e''''e'
thoroughly cleaned and points al
1t is ready to be o 49, 800 49, "''et
Our labor charge
We genuine Ford
Cleaning out carbon and the motor
complete have not had snssa
for some Son time would be advisable
charge covering both operations Of $3.50 my extra
TO be free the fo,ou,ne
pc, cock under motor JUS, drops
take the preeuton TO check supply every few DAYS
ana @ ns eHs you should have
and burn p out .es
any pris CO.. s' US caution you
II develops that rings arc worn take n,
TO have this remcdied - - '' "o S'p'
Have carbureor mixture will not he oo
rich which not only hastens is wasfu of
Keen your spark Keep your timer cleaned and
points s sa,usa an" from pass any broken
exercise of 1na TO avoid getting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-01-01

Tuesday where they win mata+ho,-
winter home. - ~
Rudolph Berg of this citv went
to Galesburg yesterday.
George Bolton of Alnna v.s J.,
this city Monday for a short Y,sIt
with friends. '|
Miss Ferris Rutherford and Mrs
Guy Rutherford of near Jov were
recent visitors in the civ
J. P. Berg was a business visi+or
in the tri-cities Monday.
A. W. Swanson was a Ro.. t.
land visitor Monday.
B. Gladson Of Burgess was a Wis
itor in the city SUNDAY.
Mrs. Glen Rutherford NJ Iov
a visitor in the city Saturday
The Misses Lena Noble and Norris
Crapnell and Mrs. William 0oonan
of Joy were visitors in the citv
Saturday.
Miss Bessie Hilbert returned n
her home in Monmouth after snando
ing a few days with friends in tho
city.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Leheigh. Mrs CIV
Haas. Mrs L. W. Holmes. Mrs. j
Small, all of Joy. were visitors in
the city Saturday.
Mrs. John Wyatt, Mrs A. Jenson.