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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-11
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.

Home run score to date-A erican League 263: National League PAS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-11
International Iearup
American Association

 Rochester F, Syracuse '.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-11

There's a tie in the National League the Reds and Pirates being on ever terms for sixth place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
Port Warden Here
Qualities for Job
Income of officers in
Richmond Is Not Con-
siticrcd Fabulous.

j. Matt Davis. recently reelected
,"rday qualified before city Clerk
Mcdowell by accepting the usua' -
uuircmcnts. among which IN that -
rcfrain'ng from engaging in a duel
Harry Tucker. another port w1rtIc n.
also uualihcd The duties Of rrri
warden are varied. ~. must nguar,
all vessels entering tho por, nf RICH
.nond with cargocs listed or notions
damaged. and he IL required under
IL. laws 20 assess such damages that
may accrue from listed caryons or
damaged ships. For such services taa
warden receives "a fec %: 81 for each
Inspection AS there ar. few ship>
entering IN" port az Richmond and
Still fewer with damaged bottoms or
upset cargo"s. N" income Of Ia" port
warden may not be considered az
fabulous
Their" are four such wardomy in
Richmond Th"s" four have h"lI thcI.
jobs for y"ars- II was said las: night
that meeting Of the wardeus would
be held shortly fJ- the purpose OF
VIII Toe demand upon tn" city
fathers that "som"'hing b" done
You know" said one. "a port war
don has 20 liV" ike other men. Some
Of us hacv !HIg" families - tax.
care OF. and ". ind 1T extremely dit-
OF w hay" large families TO TAX.
port ward"n'S association VIII try TO
b" something like the Pilots a.
ISOLATION"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
DR.. MANFRED CALL MADE
MEDICAL COLLEGE DEAN
Succeeds DIR. T.. C.. l.. Miller
as Head of Medical De-
partmcnt.

Dr. Manfred Call has been chosen
:" succeed Dr. T. g l.. Miller as dean
~ tn" medical department, Of tho
Medical Collage of Virginia, accord
ing !" bulletin Of changes IN tho
faculty Of tho college. issued ycs,cr-
day reelection o! Dr. j y c. Hog
KAN as dean Of tho school ~ d"uiis-
try. and ". + Rudd. as dean 1T tho
school ~ pharmacy. was announced
also.
Tho medical school has ma,rlcu-
lated thirty freshman students. tho
school ~ pharmacy nineteen. and the
school 81 dentistry nv" since June
20 This totals more than all tho
first year students who entered last
year. !, is expected that by tho time
tho school term opens there viii pc
NOR" 'hau can be accommodated
The school NJ dentistry has had
three new Instructors added this
year. they being ! r. Sw!ndcll. J.
y. ifn!l"r and Paul |. Chcvalicr, in
-;rrCiors IN iHnrmHry practice.
Additional members Of tn" faculty
for tn" medical school arc Dr W l..
Moss. n graduate N: John Hopkins.
who is now at Athens. Ga. q F. Rcd
dish. graduate q! Yale. who has
been added TO the department, ~ hac-
tcriology. and pr q j. Noback. head
81 the department OF anatomy. DE-.
~. - Christian. Or. j. w Broadnan
and Dr. II l.. ostcrud VII! De assoc
ciat.d with him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
COMMITTEE TO PICK
DAVIS CUP DEFENDERS
Try United NewsI

NEW, YORK, Aug. s.-vincent
KlchhrdS sun boy wonder of the
courts Notwithstanding his sprout
Ing whiskcrs and some defeats In
his seasons minor tournaments. will
soon know whether or not he has
made TINS years Davis cup team.
me Davis cup committee Of tho
ton Will select the Davis Gun a."
renders at noon tomorrow. and their
choico VIII be made knows by Fri
day afternoon
biil Ttlden and Little Bill Johnston
are regarded as certain to be chosen
I"r me singles The two doubles
players will he selected from r. X
Williams. Watson Waehburn and
richards. IL is generally Understood
Tor their playing has been closely
studied lately by the COMMITTEES Tho
members are Robert Wrenn. George
Adsc: sam Hardy. Holcombe Ward
and Beals Wright
me challenge round of the Davis
cup tournament will he played al
TENDER |. eP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
AMERICAN PILOT
WINS BALLOON RACE
lBy Associated Press

GENEVA, Aug. s.-Major oscar
Wcstover, the American pilot, COW
cred tho greatest distance In tho
James Gordon Bennett cup balloon
race. according to unofficial estimates
made here tonight. Major WcstOver
who landed at Csocrbctnck. ninety
miles from Budapest. travcrscd 9i0
k!lometers
According to the latest figures,
other contestants are placed In the
following order: % Maurice Bic
name. France. 40 kilomctcrs. 90
Major Paul Armbrust"r. switzerland.
500 kilometers. 90 Lieutenant La :
trousse. Rclgium. 500 kilometcrs. go
Major q. Vailc, Italy. 30 kilometcrs
co Captain II. T.. Honeywell. United
states. $50 kilometers 90 y. GuG
liclmetti. Italy. 100 kilomctcrs.
Tn" American pilot, Lieutenant
Walter Reed, was placed tenth with
40 kilometcrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
FEAR NEW TONG WAR
IN n. y. CHINATOWN
White Girl with Dead Man Says She
Saw Murder Sig
fBy United Newell

NEW YORK. Aug. s.--Police were
undecided Tuesday nigh, whether the
killing OF ko Low. national president
Of The powedful Hip Sing Tong. by
handkerchief nurdercrs." wac
caused by jealousy over women or
was the declaration OF ncw Tong
war.
10 Low died after being shot as
ne was leaving the Chinese Del
monicos' in Poll Street with a
pretty white CIR! leaning on each
arm, One OF the young women. May
Malshendcn. is In hospital with A
bulle. in her foot
The shooting followed a dinner at
tended by the trio. together with Two
Observation-Disclosures" Kitty Raven
etc. the second girl, told police that
during the meal one of the "Amerl-
can Chinese" went to a balcony Of
the restaurant and moppcd his face
with n handkerchief. This she be-
heved may have been a signal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09

brought me right out and | am now
feeling like an entirely different
man."
These words were spoken 10 the
Plant Juice Man at Louisville. KY.
recently by Mr.. Henry w. Terry, OF
2222 Morton Avenue. New Albany.
Ind, suburb OF Louisville.
II was told that my suffering was
due TO ulcers in my stomach and that
was In danger of having a cancer"
Mr.. Terry continued. "I lost weight
and couldn't do any work for three
months. All | could eat was milk
and cereals. had palms all the time
and finally got down in bed and SUI
fcrcd so intensely at times that II
took three people to hold me down.
Since I have taken Plant Juice I
can eat anything | care for without
any suffering nftcrward, and I feel
SO well that | can do hard DAYS
work and not feel tired out. Ger
tainly do not hesitate To rccomm nd
Plant Juice to everybody"
Plant Juice Is sold In Richmond at
Tragle's Drug Store; In Petersburg by
Morrison. the Drug Man; In Chase
City by tho Chase City Drug Co.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
EAST ENDERS TO PLAY
STRONG ALL STARS


Win tho prospects Of q hard game
ncNt Saturday against Takoia. when
tho deciding gam" % tn" Commercial
League VIII he played a. May" Island
PARK, tn" Church Ujll Athletic club
min" VIII got into action for tho
last time. before the crucial game
this afternoon. The East f.ndcr1
meet team representing tho RICH
mVnd Athletic C!uh. made up ~ some
"i tn" best amateurs Of tho city Tn"
gam" VIII lac played at &. G. y ncld
Al $40 O'Clock
jiN", Fletcher. mapag"r of tn"
has assembled tho aIi-stars and ~
counting upon tho mon 10 give
1hurch iiill u battle When Fletcher
selected his team rs eudeavorcd 10
obtain 4 punch. ana has several hit
tcrS who could hold thclr own In the
fastest league in The city
Inability OF tn" EniCkerb0ckor
nin". OF Washington. to remain in
Richmond two days resulted TN
church Hill losing another opportun-
itE to got into competition before the
hiE game SATURDAY. with strong
competition from the all stars to-
days gam" is expected 20 put tho
church Htll team on edge for the
struggle with Takola.
Probable lin"-ups for today'S game:
Church HiIl-liiCks. IS: stuart III
Saracino. H.. Carter. CT Woodward
RI; Wharton. H.: Whitmorc. 3b.: HAY
or Gwathmey g. MarChattl n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
SURPRISES
WITH WIN ON COURTS
favorite Eliminated in South.
crn Tennis Tourney at
Pinchursl.
iBy Associated press1

ASfiENllI.E. y. e.. Aug S-.Iames
~ Bruns. % New Orleans. picked as
inc best be, I" win the Southern
tennis championship. was eliminated
III IN" second round this afternoon
AT tn" Ril,nore Forest Country club.
ny I'd ff"iner. Louisville. pfeimer
Is hardly more than boy. H.. won
IA straight sets, s.. 81 This WAS
INC nrSt big upset Of the tournament
RAIN today prevented any matches
IN IN" morning. ana mems doubles
ana ""m"us singles could not be
s,hrt"h. Ia thc afternoon play was
resumed, though late. and five OF the
f"ulhininS six matches In the nrs,
round were played. and four OF the
second round.
bruns' defeat upset tho dope con =
siherahly. aud Phelps. rfciner.
in IA" running for the title.
MISS Eth"lyn L"gondrc. OF New
orleans. present champion is the
IhEorltc III IN" wom"ns singles. pair
InSs H. which were made today
n"iiE 'fhnt and Carleton Smith. vf
m"hu ihc!ps OF Ncw orleans, are
i"Eorit"s IN mems doubles sixteen
ar" entered ia the woncus singles
anu ihirty-sIN teams in tho mems
d"lh!"s fIay In both starts tornor-
In tho four sccond-round matcho.
iioi'r hfo!"cr beat Bruins Ga. 81
frank owens. Of Atlanta baat II NJ
f"f""t. 90 wake Forest G-2 g..
~; ,Hh E"hrr'-"r. Gre"uvillc. defeat
ca Ernest itamSueCk. Of Atlanta. 60.
80 AMI itobcri Johnson. Of isho-
v!llc. beat Mabry Thompson. Of
n"n!%vi!i". in an extra set match.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
EIGHT WOUNDED AS
AUTO BANDITS FLEE
iRy United News.l

NEW YORK, Aug. Slight men
were wounded. three probably IA
tally. when three armed despcradocs
fought their way TO liberty through
a crowd Of striking garment workers
IN tho Bowery after making ven
delta assault upon Joe Masscr!a.
Masseria. who was recently re-
leased on hail in connection with tho
killing n, Silvio Tagliapano. was
standing In front OF a store when a
blue specdstcr drove up and its oc-
cupsn;s opened fire. Four bullets
pierced his straw ha; and two went
through hts coat. but Mascara was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
GOLF PROS READY
FOR NATIONAL MEET
LRv Assoclatod rrnss-l

PiTTSBtRGH. Aug. s-The Osb
n..n' onntrE club Is Nil sot for the
M tional professional golf chamnion-
s.'p tournament. which viii star.
Monday morning
SHhrt"fs have been provided in tho
nous" Tor large number Of CORE
hp"nucn's and tho committee has heou
assured that its request for aplrln
t"i"Irnph and telephone wires Will hc
.hnfFi"I ON tn" spacious porch of
tn" clubhouse has been roscryoI ~
tn" players '''
'if"undkonr have boon uorkIrr
on IN" dlthcult course for weeks and
lh"ir declarations that tho battloheid
- IN perfect condition, has rncolyeI
IhTfnal approval from tho co-n,rif-
&c M"d"rat" rainfall during mo
ms W" weeks has kept til" greens
ana fairways on edge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
l44 Holes Played in Day
Causes 35-NIilc Tramp
INv Assncia,od press-

SPOKANE. WASH. Aug. s.
ono hundred and forty-four
holes Of golf IN on" day In four
teen hours' continuous play was
the record established on tho
Sp"kau" down river course yes.
t"rday hy Arthur l.. Vclguth.
aged IS. local golfer. lie mad"
the round Of the 2.S2G-yard
cours" sixteen times. By walhing
clos" 10 th!rty-hve miles. then.
LAST night. no went to dance
after looking va!niy for some ono
with whom to play a few sets
OF tennis.
N"iguth took TO the course at
y. NJ. after a breakfast ot four
raw eEGs and half pint ot
cream ~ tho end Of tn. thir-
tecnfh round he ate brown
bread sandwich and drank 4 glass
OF milk. lie kept moving all tho
time. His scores ranged from
- 10 -. with an average ut 50 81
against par go lie finished
his play Al c p. NJ He had made
500 strokes
The caddic weakened at tho
end OF the tenth round. but
hrac"d up and nnished strong.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
Indiana Nay Bnr Iiout.
fiiy Nxsogiatcd Ir,yt

INDiANAPOLIS, IND. Aug S.-Al-
though he has mad. no decision TO
bar the proposed boxing contest he
tween Jack Dempsey and TIL Bron-
nan. for the heavyweight champion
shin to he h"ld At Michigan Ci:y.
Ind Labor Day. Governor MCCrav
said he was opposed 10 such match
Priz" fighting in Indiana ConSti-
tGtcs q violation Of tho law tho Gov
orror said Boxing. however. is per-
rrittod The Governor Indicated that
in connection with tho proposed
match would depend on whothcr tho
bout was found 10 he a prize fight
or boxing contest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
I'll THOROUCHBREDS
SOLD AT SARATOGA
Try Associated Press

SARATOGA, SPRINGS. y. Y. Aug
sM,,forty-one thoroughbreds we're
'sold lhst night at the second of tbe
Sph !rarI,nS auctions. The average
regarded as unusually iow hnS
colt by Shortgras-Iniriguc hrnugh,
the highest price. $4,000. going tn 7
&; N M' IAN; a kentucky trainer vii
pamnoni 'c IN nhia $1,000 for a colt by
-. Eiaoie, owner OF Man o. War
bought ycatling by Campfire Ed n,
Marie for $4,000. e'o I'D
IA bI ns nyndicate bic, rading os-
Nety women. bought nve Of the Of.
iErd,nn6gs at sums ranging from $500 to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
KN|CKERBOCKERS HERE
TO TACKLE TAKOLAS
Washington Scmipro Club,
Headed by Bill Martin.
PLAYS Here Today.

Takola. ono of tho tastes, amateur
clubs OF Richmond. will clash with
the champion kuiCkcrbock outrt of
Washington. this afternoon at Boule-
ward Field. Tho knickcrbockcrs. rec
ognIzcd as one OF the strongest semi
pro organizations IN tho East. are
coming TO Richmond headed by min
expected TO secure. Martin is rarne,n-
Dcrcd here as manager or the Peters.
burg club Of tho irRinia League las,
year.
Washington lineup tneiude i Den Inv
E SGiinsrn. W nSw sh, propGr,M Of ne
report September !. for ,ryou,. dur
ing tho closing weeks Of tho Amcri
can l.ehEu" race. So;hern is husky
well developed boy with a world Of
stun. len Smith with ErookIyn.
three years ago. in a relief hlI-Ier on
IN" knlcks. and may Guaw IN" as
who viii wear the dads, is rated as a
reliable and steady receiver Good.
man. hrst bas"man. formerly with
,'nmhcriann Of the Blu" Ridge
Washington sandlo: product. covers Z,
world of ground ana IL rated a Fash
90 the PATHS Martin VIII hold down
tn" shurtfcld. While Ocrt"l Viii BE-.
seen 1t the hot corner. Guarding tho
outer works will be found Martin. OK
Southern Lacquer: Buck Bauuhton.
.piH'i'N Win iticnnond ana N"wprr.
News: Gannt. from Syracuse Univ.,
slty. with O'N"ill. Holy Cross and
carroll. Washington, are the re-
serves
As regards the Takola lineup. lit
tie need 10" said II IL very probable
that iicrhic HARRISON or Doubles
Napier VIII start on the hill. win
Rex Tignor receiving them. Tho reg
ulHr inilcla Of Hotchkiss. Strain pnh
and fit, Viii guard the inner works
with 'rosSley. Sloan. Burnham and
Frank Fee chasing them In the pas
lures
H"stili'iGs are scheduled to bc.in
at 1870 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
WILLARD IS VERY WARY
OF EARLY FIGHT DATE
Richard Offers To Stage
Heavyweight Fight
on Oct. 9.
IRy United News. !

LOS ANGELES. CAL. AUG. s Tho
'th o! October has been tentatively
Un"r"h hy Tex Richard az tn" date
for the proposed Jack DcmpScy-Ioss
Willard bout. according 20 an an
Hornccment at willard training
quarters hero.
Joss. according To reports Mt tho
camp, is reluctant I" accent such an
early date as n" wants plenty OF
time To Ert into condition
II is understood that Richard has
offered 10 promotes tn" bout ora that
date" or not At all Willard has not
given an answer 10 Richards pro-
poSal az yo.. hut no is still worry
anxious to fight Dempsey. attaches
said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
Montro.c Drfcnt. yor,,,

N"hFos". OF The lower UcrrIco
'caru". defeated Nar!na on las, Sal,
urn"N ny IN" Scor" Of TO s. CLARK
form aud retired twelve men hy In.
S'rlH""nt route. Goodman rradn :,
nm" running catch and carried Of
ncihlnE hon"rs Every member ~
Monirosc except on" hit safely ono ~
more tines Narina also played a
good game. hut errors caused their
nctcht Mortroso PLAYS Glendale on
inc 'Icndal. diamond on next Satur-
Gay. uhich viii be tho las, game Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
Dcmp Offered S5OO.O0O
to Battle With Unknown
IRy United News. !

NEW YORK. AUG. s-Iack
Dempsey has received an offer of
$500 600 10 box an unknow nor
Charles Town. W. Va. on Labor
pay.
Tho telegram containing IN" Of.
fer was signed -. a. Morgan
II was a collect" message.
costing Dempseys treasury 30
cents he champion offers tho
other q cents 10 any ono vino can
tel! him something about this
Twilight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
SOLDIER BOXER DYING
AS RESULT OF BOUT
fRv Aseocin,cd Press. l

TRENTON. y. j.. Aug s-Private
John Labadic. OF Camp DIX. Is un-
conscious and may die as Tho result;
OF six round bout with Louis IA =
rale. Of France. Monday night
1.ahadic. who is known as tho
soldier boxer" was clearly out
matched. hut not Knocked out At
ter the fight nc Crumplcd u? and was
taken TO n hospital
Physicians said he was ecvcrcly
injured intcrnally
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
u. }. Hninc. & Co. Suspended.

NEW YORK. Aug s-The Con-
so!idated STOCK Exchange tonight an
nounced tho suspension Of the firm Of
II J. Haines & Co. or Insolvency.
The nrm was organized In December.
1921. the members being W. r. Sauer
II q Weakening. George e. Meier
oi"rcks and II. ]. Haincs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
south slider. Wan, Games.

The South Sid" Juniors want to ar
rang" games with some fast teams
with players between IL and is years
The team will he greatly strength
cn"d saturday with Grant and Feart
inh"lders. and stuart aud Tisdalc
outfcidcrs. Herbert CiIootS) .Ienncss
tn" smuggling Sutiieldor ot the HoEc
Memorial ninc. Will he seen in right
nold. Games may he arranged by
calling Madison 51h1-J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09

FORT ERIE. ONT Aug S-Dev, .
.3I"h, Ridden toy Mariucllt won tho
MAJ Halter Was second and Uunifar.,
tnlrd tn" tim" vas 2tl5 SIS. ia.
rae" h"ing run over 4 slow track, Tho
tUal bnttiuE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
Yon i<now \ Tonic I, Good

when Il makes you eat il<c a hungry
boy and brings back tho color 10 vGlir
checks. You can soon fseI ~
STRENGTHENING. fnyiGorn'IrG Ere~t of
GROVES TASTELESS Chill. ToNIC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09

An Stlrs-Nr7nrlly. S.: pute.
~ tucker H.. stewart. CT Nj
AlliS'or. r.. Hnhcck al: nattort. RI.
patterson, &C., aud Jones or Bcazrey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
TOOK 3 PEOPLE TO
HOLD HIM IN BED
Suffered Great Pain From His
StOmach-Plant Juice En-
irely'RelieveS Him.

Il was Nat on my back in bed for
over month because Of nts stomach
trouble and was told that could not
live, but your remcdy-Plant Juice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-09
International.

Jersey CI;y. I'll; Rochester Al
Newark. 20: Syracuse. 1875.
Heading. .: Toronto. II
baltimore buffalo
The Cordova daily times., 1922-09-15
POPULAR SALESMAN BECOMES PROUD FATHER
 OF TWIN DAUGHTERS

Miles Mcdonnell, the popular rep resentative of the American Paper Company, who is in Cordova between boats in the interests of his firm, re- ceived a body blow this morning through a night letter from his father in New York, announcing the birth of twin daughters to Mrs. Mcdonnell yesterday morning. While making heroic efforts to conceal his pride in the achievement, MT. Mcdonnell, who is already the father of one daughter, was inclined to regard the advent of two more with some consternation. Nevertheless, he was receiving the congratulations of his friends with an already-evident air of arrogance which was not eased by the suspicion that he might possibly have been the ob- ject of practical joke on the part of his father. This he was loath to be- lieve, however, and he is now pro- ceeding about his business with an obvious increase in stature which, pos sibly, is due to the demands of his in- creased responsibilities. Mrs. Me- [ Donnell, who has been in New York city visiting her parents since the first of May, will return to their home in Juneau as soon as practicable | Probably not until then will MT. Me- Donnell be quite certain of the full import of the fortune which has be- fallen him.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-09-15
1nP ~ C U4 ' G $"HqeSs
 lEafxT2IGoet21zzz1lS'

E. E. Ray, who has been working at Kennecott, returned to Cordova on the train yesterday afternoon.
 o. A. Nelson made quick business trip to Cordova from Chitina, arriving yesterday and leaving this morning. The launch Pioneer returned from Katalla yesterday via Latouche. Cap tain Crooker plans on leaving for the oil city Monday.
 H. V. Hoskins, who has been visit ing his relatives at Portland, Oregon, returned to Cordova on the Northwest ern yesterday evening.
 Mrs c. H. Phillips, spent yesterday afternoon and evening in Cordova from Chitina, returning to the interior on this mornings local.
 c. P. Lindfors, of the Alaskamber Oil Company of Katalla, is business visitor in Cordova, having arrived from Camp Seven yesterday.
 N. Greene, Territorial bank examin- CT, was a passenger on the Northwest ern this morning for Valdez, where he will examine the bank at that place. Charles Hawkins, who is working on the north end local, made the trip to Cordova yesterday. He returned to Chitina on the local this morning. Real bargains can be had at the liar mon Machinery Company's shop on the Ocean Dock The entire stock is being offered for sale at the cost price.
 14-1w Mrs K N. Nafsted and daughter Barbara, who have spent the sum- mer in California, returned to Cor dova on the Northwestern last night.
 Martin Fredeen, who has been paint ing for the local railroad company at different points out the line the past summer, returned to Cordova on yes terday afternoons train
 c. s. Hubbell, U. s. mineral sur veyor who has been doing some work in the Mccarthy section, returned to Cordova yesterday and left for Sew