BARUCH IS DELIGHTED
NEW YORK, July 20.—Bernard
M. Baruch, prominent internation
ally as a financier and executive,
long a Wall Street operator, a
close advisor to President Roose
velt, upon learning of the election
of P. R. Bradley to be President
of the Alaska Juneau and allied
companies said:
• “Mr. Bradley is a most worthy
man and I am delighted that he
has been chosen to succeed his
brother.”
ELECTION WAS EXPECTED
Locally, the election of Mr, Brad
ley to head the Alaska Juneau and
its allied companies was not un
expected. He has been actively
connected with their development
and operation for a great many
years. He is personally familiar
with all their operations from
actual contact as Consutling En
gineer for several years and before
that was associated in the manage
ment in both the Treadwell and
Alaska Juneau properties.
Mr. Bradley resided at Treadwell
for sometime and later lived here
He and his family moved to San
Francisco after he was made Con
sulting Engineer but he has paid
visits here and to other northern
properties annually since that time.
His elevation to the Presidency is
generally regarded locally with the
highest degree of satisfaction.
HARRIMAN IS
BACK IN HOSP.
Missing Financier Returns
with Clothes Wet—
Fell in River
NEW YORK, July 19. — Joseph
Harriman, charged with falsifying
accounts of the Harriman National
Bank and Trust Company, has re
turned to the hospital from where
he disappeared two days ago, with
his clothes wet. He said he fell
into a river.
The $25,000 bail forfeited may
be returned now.
A Gaston county. N. C., girl bet
tered her health score 25 per cent
in three years, health examinations
in the 4-H contest show.
