JURORS WHO
WILL SERVE
' NEXT MONTH
Clerk of the Court Arthur Lang
and Jury Commissioner Ed Wood
on Saturday last at Valdez drew the
names of the grand and petit jurors
from the box. The grand jury is
called for October 6, and the petit
jury for October 13.
The Grand Jury
J. A. Nicolet, Eyak.
W. E. Brown, Cordova.
Ed Nelson, Latouche.
Peter Branner, Cordova.
E. J. Schultz, Cordova.
C. H. Lamprey, Cordova.
T. J. Bradshaw, Seward.
Henry Maillard, Cordova.
J. P. Hubrick, McCarthy.
Frank A. Sanders, Cordova.
Charles Koppus, Valdez.
F. Broadwell, Seward.
Angus McDonald, Fidalgo.
* Charles A. Decker, McCarthy.
John Hanson, Valdez.
Thomas J. Selby, Valdez.
G. R. Higginson, Ey&k.
Gus Wilson, Chitina.
Thomas King, Seward.
G. A. Harmon, Cordova.
H. E. Allen, Seward.
T. P. Lorang, Seward.
Peter Townsend, Cordova.
The Petit Jury
Anton Mclvor, Seward.
William Hull, Eyak.
C. McDowell, Latouche.
Ed Rodee, Cordova.
W. L. Guy, Seward.
Frank E. Towle, Seward.
W. W. Tibbs, Chitina.
D. J. McEachern, Seward.
A. V. Doze, McCarthy,
b George Townsend, Cordova.
R. H. Foster, Cordova.
F. E. Leslie, Seward.
George Phelps, Seward.
J. E. Nebbe, Eyak.
I). R. Behling, Cordova.
S. N. Laurie McCarthy.
Harry Happle, Cordova.
Elliott Stewart. Valdez.
F. Graham, Latouche.
William E. DeWitt, Seward.
H. H. Mitchell, McCarthy.
Malcolm Smith, McCarthy.
R. H. L. Marshal, McCarthy.
William Meals, Valdez.
Max Peyser, Cordova.
Frank L. Nash, Seward.
Charles Naud, Valdez.
M. E. Handy, Chitina.
f George L. Smith, Eyak.
c. C. Keenan, Cordova.
John S. Bergman, Cordova.
J. J. Fraisure, Eyak.
A. B. Williams, Cordova.
George Hermann, \ aldez.
Charles Game, Cordova.
.F. M. Kempfer, Fidalgo.
< BELGIANS INAUGURATING
AIR SERVICE IN AFRICA
ANTWERP, Aug. 20 (by mail).—
An aerial postal service between Leo
poldville and Stanleyville in the
Congo will be in operation within the
next three months, if the plans of the
Belgian government are carried out.
A steamer has just left Antwerp tak
ing aviators, hangars and fifteen
planes which will be used in the
service. _
AMERICANS ARE
COMPETING FOR
MEXICAN TRADE
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MEXICO CITY, Sept. 1 (Correspon
dence of Associated Press).—Despite
conditions popularly regarded in the
United States as uninviting to Amer
ican trade expansion here business
between that country and Mexico
shows a decided upward trend. Dur
ing the fiscal year just closed imports
and exports between the two repub
lics amounted to more than 531,000,
000 pesos, according to figures given
the Associated Press by W. F. Saun
ders, secretary of the American Cham
ber of Commerce in Mexico City.
Of this amount 376,000,000 pesos
represents exports from Mexico and
164.000. 000 pesos represents imports.
Previous to the current fiscal year j
the banner period of Mexican-United .
States business was in 1911 when j
102.000. 000 pesos worth of goods were i
exported from Mexico and 146,000,000 j
pesos worth were imported.
“Deducting amounts representing j
petroleum exportations which are not |
considered in the ordinary run of j
commercial business, and for in- j
creased values of goods, these figures j
indicate clearly that trade is increas- j
ing,” said Mr. Saunders. “Mexico j
will spend more than $150,000,000 in j
the United States during the year'
1919, with imports of hardware, ma
chinery, drugs and dry goods leading
all others. During the month of
August we received more than 700
letters from firms who intimated in- j
tentions of establishing branches
I
here.
“The end of the war has brought j
sharp competition for Mexican busi
ness. It is interesting to note in this
connection that sentiment is giving
way to sound busness in dealing with
the Germans. It will be remembered
that during the war a referendum
vote of chamber of commerce mem
bers favored a commercial boycott of
Germany after the war. This has
been forgotten here and German
firms, who are conceded to have the
firmest hold on the hardware busi
ness in the republic, are buying prac
tically all of their supplies from
American dealers. Japanese compe
tition is negligible.”
A strenuous effort is being made
to stabilize transportation conditions
which present the most serious ob
stacles to trading. Congestion of
freight at Nuevo Laredo for trans
mission to Mexico City still exists,
but within the past few weeks ar
rangements have been made by three
concerns here for the operation of
“special freights” between the two
points. A new steamship line be
tween Vera Cruz and New Orleans
will also open for business next
month.
AERIAL SPEED RECORD
LONDON, Aug. 31 (by mail).—
When Captain Gatherhood won the
Aerial Derby here on July 21 he at
tained a speed of 129.3 miles per
hour and this has been accepted by
the Royal Aero Club as a British
record for a closed circuit.
Home portraits of quality. Agency
Cordova drug store. Scarborough, pho
tographer.
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AMERICAN SALES COMPANY
PHONOGRAPH DEPARTMENT P. O. BOX 448, AKRON, OHIO
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Watchmaker and Jeweler
Watch Repairing Phone 223
JUST RECEIVED, A LINE OF
MASTER-MADE
DRESS SHOES
FOR MEN. CALL AND GET THE PRICES AT
THE BARGAIN STORE
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Emergency
Remedies
Bandages and Cotton Should Al
ways Be in Your Household
Many a doctor’s call can be saved and relief
given to any cut or bruised member if you
have the necessary liniments, etc. Children
are always hurting themselves, and it is for
their sake we ask you to stop in for these
things while you think of it
NORTHERN DRUG CO.
“THE DRUG STORE OF ALASKA”
“SERVICE” is our motto
“Bevo” Is Here
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Delivered to the trade or families in
large or small quantities
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