The Cordova daily times., 1920-04-28

1n Juneau to salve the wreck of the Princess Sophia.
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 The WrangeIl Sentinel has inaug uFated a department under the head Of Interest to Trappers.'H
 tennis, volley ball and hand ball court has been provided for the stud ents of the Juneau schools.
 Albert Hecky, 1inotypist on the Anchorage Times has been laid up with an attack of the grippe.
 The Alaska Packers association has granted an increase of ten pe~ cent to Alaska fishermen.
 A. Nuns, a recent arrival in the U. s. from Denmark, arrived in Ketcili~ kan recently and will spend the sum- mer hunting and fishing.
 aThe fur sold in Ketchikan this winter will run not far over $50,OOO Where are about twelve active buyers in the business at Ketchikan.
 Emil Refling, partner in the firm Of stolft & Refling, recently sold his store and left for the south where he will go on a ranch near Seattle.
 J. Eugene Brindt, proprietor of the Mayo townsite, was recently married in San Francisco and after the we'd ding left for trip to Los Angeles.
 Two distinct shocks were felt at Noovick, on the Kobuck river, In the Artic circle Sunday week. About half second elapsed between the shocks The light plant at Petersburg has shut down on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from a. m. to p. m. on account of a shortage of fuel for the motors.
 H H. Howard, who recently bought the Up-to-Date drug store at Wrangell has offered a prize of $500 70 the person suggesting the most aapropriate name for the business.
 Trappers returning to the coast from the Mt Wrangeu district report that smoke is rising from Assures at tie foot of the Mountain, which is something out of the ordinary for this volcano.
 The Grand Trunk steamship Prince John. which grounded last week at Lone Tree point, has been flOated off and sent to Prince Rupert for re- pairs. The despatches reported that the vessel had been sunk.
 Harry Anderson, an OIdtlmer on Eldorado creek, was found dead in his cabin on the creek. Anderson was recently discharged from the hospi- tai at Dawson and has been in i'll health a long time.
  horse all Dawson passengers on the trains arriving in the city from the ,cocst were placed in strict quarantine for five days, which caused a great protest to arise from those incarcer- ated.
 John Firth, the famous old Hudson Bay factor at McPherson's has re- signed from the serivce, and his place has been filled by his son-in-law, Jack Parsons. Firth has built himself a fine new residence at McPherson's which has IT buildings.
 The Universal By-Products Com pany, capitalized at $5O,O00 with J. F. Laverne president, has organized to utilize the skins of Alaskan sharks and beluga whales, sea lions, hair seals, walrus, and reindeer for the manufacture of leather
 Two motor trucks and a touring car have arrived at Ketchikan for the use of the Alaska Road Commission on tAe Wards Cove road. A crew of 20 men is now at work on the road. Mrs Julia Strachan, wife of George Strachan, who struck it rich is suing for divorce from her husband, with \ a1imony at $50 per month. She has for her grounds the claim of deser- 2 tion.
 A motion picture protector has been purchased by the Ketchikan high school The machine is of the