The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-12

 Warren Packing Company, who re- gently made a tour of the coast.
 Frank Dickinson, a deckhand on the steamer Casca, was drowned when he fell overheard while washing the decks of a Yukon river steamer, re gently. His home was in England,
 It is stated that Territorial Treas urer Smith and Attorney General Jno Rustgard will proceed in criminal and civil actions against the Ketchikan Chronicle over an alleged libelous edi- toriaL
 Dr. F. E. Henderson, a noted sur. geon of Chicago and head of the Norwegian Deaconess hospital there. Is on a trip to the Mt. Mckinley na, tionaI park, where he has been big game hunting.
 John Mcleod. pioneers prospector of Henderson creek. has been missing since March last The mounted DO. lice have searched for him continu. ally, but have found no trace Mcleod had relatives in British Columbia.
 Elmer Jordon. of ketchikan, who was reported missing together with $10OO in money. was found last week and placed in jail charged with theft. He had only $50 left of the $1 ,000 of his employers which was in his pos session when he disappeared.
 \ new light has been established at Cape Edgecumbe. at the entrance to Sitka Sound; one at East Amatuli Island on the Barren Islands at the entrance to Cooks Inlet and on Cape Wedge on Nagai island on the Shamagin group.
 An unknown woman died in the Arthur Yates memorial hospital at Ketchikan last week She was put on board the launch Carmen at Fly. der. in d helpless condition. appear ing to be paralyzcd No papers to identify her were fnInd on the body.
 E Poison of Hydrr, recently sui fered a broken wrist when tractor he was riding sloughed into a mud hole throwing him off Had the bind ing chains broken and the load came down on Poison and his companions all would have been drowned in the deep mud
 Mrs. Wm Fletcher disappeared from her home in Wrangell last week and has not been found She called at the home of friend one evening, and left for home but never reached there. Mrs. Fletcher's husband was cue fishing al the time The womanI has relatives in Ketchikan While taking water at a tank on the government railroad last week Chris Larson. brakeman. received al compound fracture below the right knee The accident happened when the spout swung out as the train passed catching his leg between theI spout and the tank. For four hours recently a real live prince walked along the streets of Juneau when his Highness, Prince Haidar FairzaI of Cairo. Egypt called 0n the city as a tourist. The prince speaks French fluently. He stated he was on a strictly pleasure trip on account of being tired out.
 Con Nanalstyne, an aged Yukon pioneer. is missing and is believel to have fallen into an old prospect hole or to have been killed by wild beasts. He left his summer camp at Mission creek several weeks ago on a prospecting trip to Eague, loo miles north of Dawson. He has not been seen since.
 "Sourdough Charles" Kefferstein died last week at the government hospitaI after few days illness. The deseased was one of the stamped CTS to the Yukon and has been in al the camps of the interior, worked as a cook and prospector for more thar 20 years in Alaska and on the Yukor