MEET
Senator Dan A. Sutherland will be
the guest of honor at a special meet
ing of the Republican Club to be held
at Eagle lodge room tonight at 8
o’clock. He is the party nominee for
delegate to congress from Alaska and
all members of the club and those
who desire to affiliate with the G. O. P.
are expected to attend tonight’s meet
ing.
Senator Sutherland is making a
swing around the territory in his cam
paign and will leave on the next train
for Copper rivver valley camps. Upon
his return to Cordova he wrill address
a mass meeting to be held in the
Empress theater.
Reports from all sections of Alaska
are a clear indication that Republicans
and many members of the opposite
party will rally to his support, thus
insuring his election on November 2.
Local Republicans believe Senator
Sutherland will be given a tremendous
majority in the Fourth division, where
he formerly resided. The senator has
been in the interior eounrty for sev
eral months, attending to personal
business, incidentally he has been
seeing old friends and making many
new ones.
The Third division, which is in the
Republican column, also is expected to
give Senator Sutherland a majority of
good proportions, and the First divi
sion is predicted to be for him “from
start to finish.’’
Republicans are hoping for at least
an even break in the Second division,
the home of Senator Sutherland’s op
ponent, Delegate George Grigsby.
National Committeeman J. C. Mc
Bride made it plain not long ago that
he was for Sutherland, without reser
vation.
DENVER CRISIS OVER
AND TROOPS LEAVING
DENVER, Sept. 9 (by Associated
Press).—Federal troops began entrain
ing today, marking the end of military
control which started during the street
car riots.
POSTMASTER AT
AUGUSTAA
AS
CHICAGO, Sept. 9 (by Associated
Press).—An alleged attempt by Chas.
S. Boeschstein, Democratic national
committeeman from Illinois, to solicit
campaign funds from Joseph Coffman.
Postmaster at Augusta, was laid before
the senate investigating committee to
day. The evidence consisted of five
letters, which emphasized that contri
butions “must be voluntary.” One was
stamped, “For delivery at home only.’
Harry M. Blair, assistant to Treas
urer Uppam of the Republican commit
tee, took the stand. Blair admittec
the Cox charges that the Republicans
had fixed quotas and planned raising
an extensive fund by drives in 54 cities
and that the national committee had
taken part in assessing the city quotas.
Blair produced a copy of a form which
Cox had placed before the committee
through Moore. When compared to
the Cox form it was found incomplete.
Senator Edge halted the proceeding
with an objection to the part taken by
E. H. Moore, Cox’s personal represeut
| ative, who for two days has been sit
i ting beside Senator Reed suggesting
questions to be asked of the witnesses,
FIUME DECLARED TtT
BE INDEPENDENT STATE
FIUME, Sept. 9 (by Associated
Press). — D’Annunzio has proclaimed
Fiume as an independent state.
He declared he had received private
news from Paris which forced this
step and could not wait until Septem
ber 12, as first planned.
The national council of Fiume has
resigned.
FISHERMEN MAKE GOOD
HAUL ON CHESAPEAKE
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9 (by Asso
ciated Press).—Reports received by
the navy department indicate that the
Chesapeake bay fishermen are making
the greatest hauls on record through
the assistance of seaplanes, which spot
shoals of fish and signal the fishermen
by radio.
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The steamer Admiral Evans ar
rived from Seattle this afternoon.
A regular meeting of the Cordova
fire department will be held tonight
at 8 o’clock.
Walter Gaffney is the pround fath
er of a baby girl and is busy re
ceiving the congratulations of his
friends. Mother and young heir are
doing splendidly.
“Doc” Blaylock, an old-time Alas
kan is laid up at the Cordova
house with an attack of rheumatism
and he will be glad to have any
friends call on him there.
All members of the Republican
club, Avhich includes both sexes, as
well as those who desire tojoin the
club, are expected to be present a
Eagle lodge room tonight at 8
o’clock.
The creditors in the matter of
Thisted & Ross, bankrupts, will meet
at the office of Referee Edward F.
Medley on September 18, for the
purpose of declaring and ordering
paid a final dividend.
The Salvation Army is engaged in
the laudable work of making a
drive for Home Service funds,
throughout the states, instead of
;making frequent local appeals for
aid. The Benevolent and Protective
Order of Elks have been assisting
in these drives and the Bill’s Club
of Cordova has taken over the local
drive, Avhich includes the toAvn and
the Copper river valley. The town
will be sub-divided the same as in
the Red Cross drives, the solicitors
to be announced later.
Alaksa’s quota is $10,000. Plans
are being perfected to start the
drive here the early part of next
Aveek.
O. E. S. MEETING
The regular meeting of Cordova
chapter, No. 4, O. E. S., will meet to
night at 8:30.
MARIE HUBBERT, Sec.
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