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The steamer Admiral Evans is due
from the westward tomorrow.
E. Mulholland came over from Ka
talla today on the launch Pioneer.
Dr. R. F. Schwartz'came over from
Katalla this morning on a professional
matter.
Jake Hoover, Frank Lawton and
son and Jas. McGrath have returned
from Katalla.
There was a fire drill this afternoon
and the fire department responded
promptly to the call.
Mrs. C. T. Laff, whose husband is
spending some time at the Katalla
oil fields, came to Cordova today on
a short visit.
Dr. W. W. Council was summoned to
Kennecott this morning for consulta
tion with Dr. Gillespie in a serious
case under his care.
The bachelors of the Northland club
will meet at the club rooms tonight
at 7:30 o’clock to make arrangements
for the giving of a dance some time
next month.
Frank Hines fell of a barge on a
reef, between Cape St. Elias and Ka
talla, breaking his jaw. He was
brought to the Cordova general hos
pital this morning for treatment.
The Cordova Athletic Association
will meet at Eagle lodge room on Fri
day evening at 7 o’clock, to formulate
plans for sports to be pulled off in
the future. A full attendance of the
members is requested.
J. W. Spaulding, wife and daughter
Harriet will leave on the next south
bound boat having been summoned
outside on account of the illness of
Mr. Spaulding’s mother. Later they
will go to Chistiana Lake, B. C., and
conduct a trading post there.
The local signal corps office was
today notified that there will be per
iodical interruptions in the cable dur
in the next month, while repairs are
being made to the line by the Burn
side. During this time no night let
ters will be accepted, as the navy
must relay all business during the in
terruption and it is so congested with
its own traffic that it cannot handle
all of the cablegrams sent.
Jimmie Chambers, former Douglas
ball player, pitched the Cordova team
to victory in a no-liit-no-run game With
the radio team on July 4th at Cordova.
The score at the end of seven innings
was 11 to 0. This is the first no-hit
no-run game recorded in Alaska in
years.—Douglas News.
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A pest house is to be constructed
at Petersburg.
The salmon run in the Ketchikan
district is said to be about the same
this season as last.
The Petersburg Packing Company
recently received a Prescott tractor
to be used in handling freight.
A motion picture operator wras on
hand to take pictures of the Nenana
and Fairbanks 4th of July sports.
The town treasurer of Wrangell has
a balance of $2,555.69 in the general
fund and $1,801.05 in the water fund.
Ponciano Rogue, a Filipion can
nery worker, was drowned near the
Hidden Inlet cannery while in swim
ming last week.
Harry Hendrickson was recently
named chief of police at Ketchikan
with T. M. McDonald and Lonnie
McIntosh as patrolmen.
M. M. Churchill was fined $500
and sentenced to 30 days in jail at
Ketchikan recently for offering intox
icating liquor for sale.
Compressed air will be used to re
move the meat from crabs at Wrang
ell in the new crab packing plant
that it is planned to start there.
All buildings and lots in the city of
of Petersburg forfeited by non-pay
ment of taxes and assesments are to
be sold at reasonable prices to bona
fide home builders.
Cordova Jazz Orchestra Dance at
EAGLE HALL
Wednesday and Saturday Nights
Music by the RAGTIME TRIO
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MEXICO CITY, July 28 (by Asso
ciated Press).—Senator Guillermo La
veaga declares in a statement he has
just published that he believes the
idea of American intervention in Mex
ico “very soon will be discredited
and that this sole factor in creating
hate and distrust between the two
peoples will disappear forever.”
Senator Laveaga endeavors to inter
pret to Mexicans the ideals of Amer
icans, as one who formerly lived in
the United States. In part he says:
“I do not admit that American in
terventionists represent the national
conscience of the American people.
They represent only one class, the
usurious capitalists. The honest and
conscientious men who form the gov
ernment never admit that the Amer
ican interventionists can deceive with
their calumnies and false theories the
laborious citizens of that republic.
The American people is very credu
lous, but it has been deceived so
often, it has suffered so much from
the magnates of the dollar that it
knows their methods, distrusts them
and fears and repudiates them. I
have absolute faith in the moral per
sonality of the American people.
“I assert that Mexico, in the last
ten years of civil war, has made
more progress in clutivating civic
spirit and has cemented its progress
on more solid bases than in all its
i previous years of existence as a na
tion. Naturally we must wait loug
for the world to convince itself of
this but truth and justice, even tard
ily, always triumph and will confound
our gratuitous detractors with the bal
ediction of history.
“We Mexicans are forming our
codes* working out our destiny as a
free nation. We are, naturally, mak
ing many errors. But do these justify
other nations, simply because they
are strong, in trampling upon our dig
nity as an independent people, in kill
ing us? If this happens, we can cry:
“Might is right” and “Deutschland
Uber Alles.”
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