A. L. Peterson, of Seldovia, was an
arrival in town today.
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Leo Margules, of Seward, greeted
old Cordova friends today on his way
to the states.
Albert Shiels and bride, of Hump
back, are spending a couple of days
with Cordova friends.
Supt. Swensen, of the Kenai Pack
ing Company is a passenger on the
Evans for the outside.
Gust Rust, formerly of McCarthy is
returning north on the Northwestern
w'hich sailed from Seattle yesterday.
Dr. Frank, w'ho has been investi
gating the oil fields at Cold Bay, is
aboard the Evans returning to the
states.
John Girdwood, after whom the
town of Girdwood was named, is en
route to the states on the Admiral
EA'ans.
There was a number of tourists
aboard the Admiral Evans and an ex
cursion was run to the glaciers this
afternoon.
United States Commissioner Noalcs
this afternoon united in marriage
Anna Sherburne and Andrew Ander
son, both of Ketchikan.
H. H. Waller, a mining engineer
from Seattle, returned on today’s
train from the interior, where he has
been surveying some mining claims.
A\ illiam Godfrey, who has been con
nected with the Mother Lode Mine
for several years, is returning to Cor
dova on the steamer Northwestern.
E. P. Morris, Alaska representative
for the Brown Shoe Company, which
manufacturers the Buster Brown
school shoes, is calling on the local
trade.
Judge Chas. E. Bunnel, of Fair
banks, who made a trip back to
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Washington on official business, left
Seattle yesterday for Cordova en
route home.
Geo. Anderson, Piano Expert is at
the Windsor Hotel and will remain
here until the Alameda sails south.
All married ladies interested in
athletics are requested to report at
the city hall tonight at 8:30 o’clock
prepared for instruction in a new
class being formed.
The Cordova Athletic Association
will meet at the Eagle lodge room
tonight at 7 o'clock for the purpose
of putting the organization on a sub
stantial working basis.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slater, who
spent the past several months on a
trip back East and visiting friends in
Canada, are on their way back to
Cordova, having left Seattle on yes
terday’s boat.
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Col. Gotwals, Major Waugh and I).
A. Jones, of the Alaska Road Com
mission, arrived from Fairbanks this
afternoon, having made the trip in
five days, including an investigation
of the trail work being done at Strel
na and McCarthy.
E. A. Rasmuson accompanied by his
wife and family left this afternoon for
Skagway, his headquarters. Mr. Ras
muson is president of the Bank of
Alaska and has spent a week here on
business connected with the local
branch.
W. A. Bigelow has homesteaded six
acres on the other side of the base
ball park, under the act passed June
5, 1920, permitting the location of
homesteads in the eighty rod strip,
which was formerly in the forest re
serve. Mr. Bigelow is an old-time
Alaskan having been in the territory
thirty years.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Donohoe, and.
young daughter Ruth, who have spent
the past six weeks in California are
on their way home, having left
Seattle yesterday. Mr. Donohoe is
the Democratic National Committee
man from Alaska and he attended the
convention at San Francisco which
nominated Gov. Cox as the party’s
standard bearer.
Cordova Jazz Orchestra Dance at
Eagie Hall on Wednesday and Satur
day nights. Music by the Ragtime
Trio.
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SPOKANE, July 30 (by Associated
Press).—Cox and Roosevelt are to tour
the v^st, according to notice received
today by A. Titlow, Washington
state committeeman, from Secretary
White of the Democratic national com
mittee. Cox will make three speeches,
at Spokane, Tacoma and Seattle, dur
ing the first or second week of Septem
ber. Roosevelt will speak at Spokane,
Walla Walla and several western
Washington cities, beginning August
20. McAdoo will also make addresses
in six or more towns in September.
MEXICO SUPPRESSES
BOLSHEVIK! PAPERS
WASHINGTON, July 30 (by Asso
ciated Press).—Suppression of Bolshe
vik newspapers and magazines in Mex
ico has .been ordered by President de
la Huerta, the state department has
been advised. The government has
also prohibited the Bolshevik meeting
scheduled for Sunday.
COUNCIL OF LEAGUE
OF NATIONS IN SESSION
1 SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain. July 30
(by Associated Press).—The first ses
sion of the Council of the League of
Nations opened today, the executive
session taking up minor but practical
questions. The first public session
next Tuesday.
James Cody of Ruby has been ap
pointed manager of the N. C. Com
pany’s store at Nenana, taking the
place vacated by Larry O’Keefe, who
died during the flu epidemic.
The private yacht Rosemary II.,
owned by Dr. E. A. Rich, of Tacoma,
Washington arrived in Petersburg re
cently on an extended cruise, with
the owner and his wife aboard.
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