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The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03
LOGICAL

Teacher: Thomas, will you tell me what d conjunction is, and compose a sentence containing one?"
 Thomas: After reflection, "A con junction is word connecting any. thing. such as. The horse is hitched to the fence by his halter Halter k a conjunction because it connects the horse and the fence"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03
NAVIGATION PLANS FOR 1922
 MADE KNOWN Rv cOMFAN,

The White Pass X Yukon Route ha, outlined tentative plans for lhn opor- alton of boats on the Yukon and Ta- mana rivers during next season.
 It is the intention of thn company to put one boat on the run between Dawson and Panama. to connect at that point with a boat running between Ia. mana and St Michael This arrange. mrnt is considered ample for taking care of the freight and passenger trar .tc on the upper and lower Yukon
 AS regards navigation on the Panama river. Superintendent Gordon says the company would be willing to give service but this will depend en- trely on whether or not sufficient business is in sight at the time to war rant putting a small boat on the run If the company get firm assurance of being able to handle sufficient busi ness to cover operating cost and pos sibly leave a small margin of profit small boat will be put on. but not otherwise
 Your eyes fitted compound anC
 tigmatic lenses replaced See O- borne
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03
SNOW FALL

With the new fall of snow the school children's favorite outdoor sport seems to be sliding and snow balling. The hill affords a wonderful sliding place and anyone coming up the hill cndangers his life as many stray snow balls of warfare very often come his way.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03
HIGH SCHOOL SETTLES DOWN
"UNCoMMON SENSE"

MT. Goodman read the following clipping called "Uncommon Sense;' Your behavior means the respect or the dislike of your fellow mortIls. You can applaud high thoughts and fine deeds in others. but you ought at the same time to be sure you have d stock of these things in your own makeup.
 You are you. and you must rise or f&ll by what you are. Think about yourself enough every day to make your thought and your work and your attitude to others. count little more heavily.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03
(Last weeks notes)

The month closes with the Yankees seventeen points ahead of the Giants in the spelling contest
 In the second grade "headmarks' have been won by Richard Davis, Flu
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03
RELIEVING HER ANXIETY

old Lady. "Oh, conductor, please stop the train | dropped my wig out of the windou."
 Conductor. "Nryrr mind. madam there is a switch just this sid" of tn" next station"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03
INTERESTING RECORDS

We have had several interesting records this week brought to us by the children. Dicky Downings loan "i santa Claus record is a great deal ap- prcciated.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03
WHY NOT FEED THEM SWISS
 CHEESE

Professor. What insect requires the least nourishment?'
 Bright Pupil. The moth. It eats holes,
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03
ROOM TWO

In section one. of the second grade spelling class. "hcadmarks" were earned by Catherine Corser. Pat O'Neil. and Mildred Greenig, who has two for the week In section two hcadmarks were won by Richard Davis. Eugcnc Mcllison, Robert Pratt and Grace Dooley
 We did not use our quarter holi, day last week so will have it on Fri, day Of this week.
 By Leo Laurie We have our new bottles of Palmer ink. We like it because when our papers have the same kind of ink they look neat
 By Betty Zeger in the second grade each one has Ia ntuc square on the board The ones who don't miss amy spelling words get little green stars in their square The ones who have good reading lessons have pink stars
 By Ralph Sherman Mary Anderson was the only third grade pupil who stood one hundred on u English paper this week.
 By Betty Scheffler Miss Johustonc is reading to us about Uncle Rcmus and another of the Little Colonel stories.
 By Jack Erussard Daisy Bethel is on the Giants team, and she won the spelling match this week
 By Zina Greenig The Giants are four points ahead of the Yankees in spelling SO far this month
 By Marian Foster Tn" third grade children are using ink in all their studies except arithme. tic
 By Ebba Astrup We finished our Gordon Third Read CTS today
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03
SCANDAL

Pa prryodl: "Willie. had a note from your teacher today.
 Willie: "That's all right pa. I'll keep it quiet"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03

X good doctor knows what oflt. his medicine will have
 For Heavens sake, give me a drink of hooch. quick!' exclaimed d thirs.s sufferer. laying down d dollar bin on the bar.
 The bartender gave the man sharp look. Then he filled a glass and pushed it toward the customer. at the
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03
ROOM ONE

Mir. FiclIs and Mrs SchcGflcr. Frances SohrffIcr and Harriet Laurie N'rn N. .or in our rJom this week.
 TOO MUCH TURKEY
 Nc have had several abarurrs. duo to bad odds and too much turkey
 NEW PICTURE
 Thcr is a unw chrl-Ha, picture in 'h" l.e.t gr.I. .'ou ol ,hc Wiz. Men and the Star We haya started 'ErisAHs decorations and expect to
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03
A LITTLE NONSENSE

WHAT A MISSING TT" WILL DO Driver Leaps to Safety as TaN'rao Pmngcs l5 Feet Into Excavations Passengers Though Killed Bru n Their Clothes and Continue on TEcir Way
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03
SLEEPING SICKNESS HITS
HIGH SCHOOL

On Monday morning Mr. Goodman asked where are Mat and Earth" "' The answer came, "They sleep NEW CASE FOR LABORATORY MT. Mckenzie is preparing to make us a case in which to keep our new laboratory supplies and equipment
 ZERO
 We have rcdIcod the tardiness al most to the zero point. We wish to thank the parents for their help in this. Let us make it zero.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03
ZERO
BALOPTICAN PICTURE PROJECTIONS

We are in a position to furnish the next meeting of the r. T. A. with some of our Baloptican picture projections If you are a parent come if not come because you are interested in educa- ton. Be a Booster for Cordova Schools"
 HIGH SCHOOL SETTLES DOWN
 And now the high school has set tied down again to work out plans for meeting next six weeks battle, which means semester tests.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03
25o.--.-BING Gl

The first grade are writing to ilitN this week They are learning to count to 25O
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03
CORDOVA SCHOOL NOTES
 EDITED BY THE STUDENTS
BRIGHT PUPIL
EDITED BY THE STUDENTS

have not only a pretty but also Christmas tree.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03

A frst-grader came in the other morning with the startling information that if we h2d three more lights burn ing we would have six.
 o5n-RINGI
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03
By Leo Laurie

We have our new bottles of Palmer ink. We like it because when our papers have the same kind of ink they look neat.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03
By Marian Foster

Tn" third grade children are using ink in all their studies except arithme-
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03
By Ebba Astrup

We finished our Gordon Third Read CTS today
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03

Your eyes fitted compound and tigmatic lenses replaced See O-- borne
The Cordova daily times., 1921-12-03
By Ralph Sherman

The Giants are four points ahead of the Yankees in spelling so far this Dt,Dfb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30

rho grand jurors were charged bv
Justice Francis Swayze, OF the New
'trscy supreme Court. To ascertain
whether there was L tight or a box
ing exhibition.
Betting is Illegal in Jcrecy CITY.
nut there was a young follow OUT
side. the grand jury room who was
willing to make ynu this business
propositions: y Si0 hill To a pancho
villa peso that Carpenter fell and
WASH, puShcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
GRAND JURY ASKING
WHAT MADE BOXER FALL
Georges Carpenters Nose
Dive a, Jersey City Last
July Being Probcd.
By Wcsthrocls FcEIcr.

United News staff Correspondent.
JERSEY CITY, y. j.. Oct. a9-The
fu"s'n County grand jury Of Jer-
scy CITY is faithfully trying to
ascertain what caused Georges car
pcntier 10 Go - nosc-dlve in the ring
at 'Eoyic's Thirty Acres on the az
tcrnoon OF July ., last. The qucs-
ton il, did hc slip OF was no pushed?
because. !: he slipped. it's NJ! right.
hu; /; Jack Dempsey helped him
tal! 10000 people. including the Gov
ernor, the Mayor and Lieutenant
General Robert lie. BullarG, were
;hon and there in!sdcmcanants in
aiding and ahctt!ns "a fracture Of
the Jersey statutes IN such cases
made ana provided.
James F. Clarke. the deputy prose-
cutor who is presenting the evil
dence 20 tho grand Jury. was NJ the
ringside. Du- ne feet. disqualified
70 say what occurred as he was bent
OYER. tying hts shoe at the time. Sew
c:ai members Of the grand jury also
were present bu,-aud isn't this The
siTangeet thing?-neithcr did they
rce wha- II anything. struck Mon
sirur Carpenter, as they too, were
bent over tying their shoes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
NEWSPAPER REPORTERS
GIVE CHAPLIN PAIN
Comedian Declares He Is
Asked Many Varied Qucs-
lions About London Trip.
| by United Ncws.l

CHICAGO, Oct. 2g.-Not throwing
any rocks a. anybody in particular.
ana no offcnse meant. but some Of
'hese newspapers reporters make
charlie Chaplin feel as though he
mad been eating green apples.
You simply would not. believe the
questions have been asked since
l returned" he said on his arrival
here.
The best question OF the whole col.
lection was the Inspiration of a
lady reporter In New York.
What abou; the London Bridge r."
she asked. What could any sane man
answer to that? I told her IL was
stu failing. Another reporter asked
me what kind of dress shirts they
are wearing In England.
Clean ones" told him and he
wrote H. down.
Say. II knee the answer to the
questions sofnc OF those bows asked
me I'd run for Lloyd Georges job.
or go hire out TO Edison"
Chaplin used this method to get
ria OF mob Of reporters who hailed
him as he dropped OF the train.
After telling how utterly STUPID
New York reporters are. no single
newshound dared pipe UP with a
query.
The comedian laughed heartily Mt
the success OF his strategy as he dis
appeared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
CRACK SHOT OF OHIO MAKES
GREAT RECORD AT CAMP PERRY
John Taylor, Champion,
Breaks 81 Out Of Pos
sibIe 100.

y remarkable exhibition OF clay
target breaking with tn. little 40
Gu"gc shot gun was given by John
u. Taylor. OF Newark. o.. on the clos
!nS day Of the National Rifle Matches
at Camp Perry when Taylor broke
81 targets out of 100, standing at
the regulation distance for the l2-
SuaEe Sun--I6 yards behind the trap
house.
Taylor's performance was witnessed
by several hundred rife men. It
was accomplished In n squad Of five,
~" other four using the ig-xuGce
gun. II is doubtful II n better pcr-
io"m"ncc With the ii0 .guase gun
mas ever been made. II q shooter
breaks onc-half OF his targets from
10 yards With the $40 he would con-
slider himself very good shot. and
when he breaks 81 we want to tell
the world about IT, l. make. a man
feel happy when he can break tar
gets from the regulation distance
Win small shotgun: II ts migEty
good sport. This gun was originally
designed FOR boys and girls but
thousands have been sofa the mast
year 10 grown ups for use in the
iie!d at small animals.
Taylor. by the way. is on. OF TIM
$, professional shots in the Iirited
Staicz. lie is'a member OF the win.
chester Shooting team For Is ycars
he has ranked within the first 10 nm
10 last year when through an acciden,
nc dlu very little shoot!nE. This year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
GEORGIA WINS FROM
AUBURN IN HARD FIGHT
Alabama Eleven Outplays
Bulldog" in First Three
Quarters.
RANDALL SCORES roucnDowS
Fourteen Thousand Sec Ono of IInrd-
est HnttlrS Mt Columbus Ever
rouEht on Southern Gridiron.
each Team Plays Supreme Football,
my Associatea press1

COLUMBUS, GA. Oct. 29.-Out-
played for the first three periods,
Georgia Cniversity's eleven rallied In
the last few minutes Of play here to-
day and forced its way through the
Auburn line for 4 lone touchdown
that gave the Gcorgians a 7-to-O vic
tory over their Alabama rivals.
Randall freshman quarter back
substituting for the injured Fits. had
the honor of Carrying the ball across.
and it was his long, twisting forward
pass for some thirty yards 10 Hart
ley that started the rally. The fierce
Auburn tackiers downcd Hartley in
his tracks on the rfteen-yard line.
but the Georgia Bulldog knew vic
tory was In his grasp and smashed
ihrouSh. Randall dired over just out
side left tackle for the last four
yards, and Pew kicked the goal. Au-
burn started desperate aerial at
tack in the remaining minutes, but
the passes failed and the game was
Georgia's. The Georgia victory was
duplicate Of tina. of last year, and
by u coincidence the result two years
ago was tho same. I to 0. On that
day. however. II was Auburn which
"'H' brought the
crowd, estimated as high ng 1900. to
IT'S feet roaring its approval.
Georgia Position Auburn
O. Reynolds. left end. -. .Moultor
j. Bennett. ...lcft tackle -. .rearc
Wcchel. left guard $3.50. .Rclgan
pay. center $500. Cation
Ia 1thony. right guard Lawrence
Pew. fright tackle. .Grisham
+. Bennett. right end ....... Hill
randall. quarter back ...Gibson
hartley. 80. left half Shiery
Spiccr. right half -. .OldinErr
letcher. full back -. Stirring
Score by periods:
reorH'a ............... 0 0 7-I
'>UDufa .............. q o Ut
Georgia scoring: Tcuchdown--Ran
all. Coal from touchdown-Pea
'"ferec-i' bradley Walker tNirginia)
mp!rc--llenry Springer West Viz
,!hit). Head lincsman - George
Watkins tScwanee). Time OF pcrIods
10 iniuutcs each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
VANDERBILT SWEEPS 7
THROUGH TENNESSEE
Wonderful Interference Is
Responsible for l4-,o-O Vic
tory at Nashville.
rl3y Associated Press. l

NASHVILLE. TENN. Oct. 2o.-Bo-
mind wonderful interference, Wander
biits light backs swept through n
veritable qua5mire today. and Tom
rHssce was defeated, IA TO o. Doc
Kuhn. who acted as captain, 'VIca
Wade. on the bench with an attack
of lumrago. mLde both of the Com
modore touchdowns. In the first
quarter he skirt.I end for ninet cen
yards and in the second period raced
thirty yards fer another score. "a
Eand' rbilt punctrr.d the Tennesses.
SHIFT and the Vol backs were repeat
cdiy thrown for II gain. or losses.
Vandy ip. Position. Tenn. co.,
Mccullough. left ead.. .Lans,
bradford. =. left tacllie..... .vowen
Galley left guard. -... Sloan
Sharp. center .... .Grizzard
Overall. right guard. -. .Streigel-
Ryan right end. -. Nicholson
Kuhn. quarter back. 80. Smith
SMITH. right half. ...... Holt
Nicely .........l left half. Blair
Bomar. ...... fun back. i. Campbell
Score by periods: Total
Vanderbilt ..........7 z Ola
Tennessee ..........0 0 0 90
Summary: Notwithstanding (2).
Goals from touchdowne-Smith Ger.
Onctals--Streit. umpire; Randolph.
referee: BaGley. head linesman. Tina
of quarters. 10 minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30

Mr clarke is very stern about the
matter. II being his sworn duty 10
see justice done. and so also are tho
Grand Jurors for the same reason.
Clarke and several members OF Tn.
jury were iurcd. To the ringside. TO
"i:hHas a bo&in: exhibition. not u
hSht. and II IL tranypires that I'M.
principals double crossed them ana
turned the exhibition into a con
.eSt, they'll have TO throw Themselves
on the mercy OF the court, cIairnInp
no intent to aid or abct a misdr
mcanor.
Canon William shcafe Chase. o.
Brooklyn, prohlbitIonist and reform
or. who didn't see the fight. wac :.
witness before the grand fury TO tell
what happened What he said I'm
the jury room is between himscil
ana the grand jury. but he know.
al! ABOUT prize Fights because he SAY
one last year between this Bonn,
Dundee. the midIlewcisht, and Ola
op"wd. the bantamwci-ht cham
pion--or somebody. Tho Canon rs
bit woDhiy on ring names ana
classes. The fight he saw certainly
wasn't boxing exhibition bur "A
brutal contest WIZ this HERNIA n
dundee walked up this what.s-his
name and struck him with h!e
cicnchcd hst right OH tho nose.
The Canon is sa!d To b. In. author
OF the new and revised rules OF
drop the handkerchief in addition TO
nctn% one OF the most reliable but
ton buttOn-w vino So gothic luton ref
SrecS Ill the East. anh he has don o
much to climinat" tho cicment OF
brutality from both those sports.
The International Reform Bureau
Is the agency which is seeking the
truth about the events OF July . in
the interests OF justio~. and morality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30

SEVERAL I,crINh LIZ NnnIcs

NAPLES. Oct. 29.-Scvcrul persons
were drowned and extensive Prop
erty damage was caused by a flood
II the River Scbcto. which flows
through this city. on Thursday night.
The inundation was caused by n
severe storm lasting for twelve
hours ana Il large. portion OF the
lower sections OF Naples was under
water for several hours. The storm
did serious damage in the suburbs of
this city. houses being destroyed.
vineyards and crops washed out and
cattle carried away.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30

Blues WIN AMATEUR
TITLE OF THIS CITY
Defeat Church Hill Athletic
Club Eleven, % 10 0.
Johnny Bauer Stars.

BY defeating Church Nm Athletic
Club. Is TO c, the Blues won the In
dependent Amateur championship of
Eichm md yesterday.
by consistent playing and long
gains the Blues swcp, Church Hill
OF their feet. Starting, with a rush.
they carried the ball down the hell
to Church IIilrs fvc-yard line by
linz p;ungcs, and Bauer carried II
across for the FIRST touchdown.
Church hin fought hard durir,: tho
second quarter. ard the half ended
nth the y ucs Paving tho bali IN
Church Hills nvn-yard line.
IN the second half the Blue,
quickly scored a touchdown by line
piunses. and long end runs. Bauer
again carried the bail over.
Church nm received tho bail. but
soon lost i -. downs aud me blues
again went down the field for Il
touchdown. Smith carrying II over
from the twclvc-yarG line.
In the last quarter the Blues opened
With an aerial attack and made the
final touchdown OF the game by 4
long pass. from Bauer to Crenshaw.
The interference OF the blues back
field and the defensive work of the
line were the fcyturcs OF the game
Although defeated. Church Hill put
n, 10,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
NORTH CAROLINA State
iHDV. NJ. PLAY TT TIE
Homcwood Scores Touchdown
for State and Costello
for Cadets.
MANY ruNrs EXCHANGED
tame In Characterized by Long For
"hf" fnsscs and Expert pmnting,
WIN 10th Teams WORDING Hard.
Especial to The Times DISPATCH.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
The V. IL. l. eleven and North Caro-
Una state met and played to a 7-to-7
u" here today. North Carolina made
their score In the beginning of the
second quarter after a long pass mad
placed the bal! on tho Cadets seven
YARD Inc. The score was made by
Iiomc~ood, the large end who was
called back to plunge the .ine.
AFTER this for the remainder Of
the period, the gains were about
evenly matched ana both sides were
forced 20 punt. The half ended after
Parks had puntod out and bunting
hhh placed the bali on States twenty
seven yard line.
V. VI j. kicked TO State. who was
'orcci 10 punt and tho hail was
downcd in mld-held. Both sides cx-
changed punts and then V. NJ l.
opened with passes and end runs and
placed the ball on States tcn-yar,l
Inc. where the quarter ended. The
BAN went over and State punteI out,
state got the ball on her own twenty
yard limo after = pass from Farley
HAD been grounded behind ;hc goal.
Here Iarhs punted 10 Farley on his
- y" - - - ' ~ - ..IE- a!lsS tlOsHt
II ana ~ = wonderful broken Held
run al n:ty yards placed The bali on
tai.'s eleven yard line. Two shor,
end runs by Farley and Costello
riaccd ,he bail on the one yard line.
from watch Costello went~ through
-ccntcr for Il touchdown. rcnabie
kicked goal.
after this punts were exchanged
IN 'n!d-he!d where the ball was when
the game ended
Drc"ry. the cadet end. who was
out OF the Penn game. went in In
the second quarter and played his
Farley. the small quarter back. was
the most consistent ground gamer
for The cadets. while iIoinewood. the
large end. showed up best for the
state.
WI. Position. NC. state
Clark. left end. ... Baum
Summers -. .ictt tackle. .Wea,hers
Wesco,,-. LETT guard. 80. Pasour
M!I!=r.. center ...... .BOstln
Harrison fright guard .Wh!ttack :
iiunt. right tackle. Floyd
Hidgley .....r!ght end. .HOmcw God
Ryder. .rlgh; .half. Holland
Farley. quarter back. Faucc,tc.
shannon. ..!u!l back. Parks
Scoro b. quarters: r
V. ". /. .............o -
y. q. state ............0 o.
Summary: Touchdowns-IIouc
wood Costello. Goals from touch
downs--Faucclle. Venablc. Suhstitu-
tons: V. NJ. L-DrewrY for RidgcIcy.
Cray FOR Hunt, McColGan for wcscott.
WcScot for McColgan, RuntinE FOR
Ryder. Vennble for Shannon. Costello
COR Bunting. North Carolina 9tate--
Vaugant for Bostin. Johnson for Hol-
and. "earn tor Baum. Eldrigdc for
Nhittacher. Shelby for Johnson. Ref
cree, Schultz CIV. & L.. Umpire,
simpson tRayior). Head linesnan.
Major tAuburn).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30

Blues Position G. H.
Turner. $50. right end .DcitE
Tompkins right t1vflc Sterling
Holt. ....... right guard ... .Butgin
liasc. ....... center Saunders
Mcdonald. LETT guard =. Moister
Smith. 800. left tackle -. Griffin
Gerber. left end $50. RATIO
i:auer. ..... quarter back. {. .Perkins
Nctherwood. left half back ...Atills
Purccll... right half back ..Harscl
Crcnshaw fun back Newman
MISUNDERSTANDING for Dcitz. Hav
FOR Sterling. Stallings for Turner
SOwcll for Tompkins, Wcisiger for
Holt. Felthouse for Hasc, Wilkcrson
for Gerber. Valentine for Neither
wood. Touchdowns-Bauc (2l.
Smith. Crcnsaaw. Goals from touch
down-Nctherwood co, Valentine
(o).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
Vessels in Collision.

NEW YORK. Oct. 29.-The Red
Line steamship Maraca!to. leaving
hcrc today for the West Indies. col
ldcd With tho navy supply shin
rromcthcus. inbound from Philadcl.
hin. as the ships were passing near
Governors Island. The Ma.acai5n ,
returned 10 her pier with Sow dam
ged. The Prome;hcus proceeded to
the navy gard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
nesfgns supreme Court po.t.

MACON. GA, Oct. 80. = Governor
Thomas W. Hnrdwick. while attend
ing the Georgia State Fair here this |
afternoon. received news OF the resig- |
nation Of Chief Justice Walter |
George, Of the Supreme Court. !