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Jack Schultz of McCarthy left on the
Northwestern for the States.
J. T. Garner, ticket taker at the
Empress theater, left today on a trip
to the States.
The freighter Ketchikan will he here
tomorrow and will load copper ore
for the Tacoma smelter.
Max Kuney and wife of Anchorage
greeted Cordova friends last night on
their way to the States.
S. S. Lee of the Canoe Pass Pack
ing Company was a passenger on to
day’s boat for Seattle.
Cal Brosius of the firm of Brosius
& Noon, Seward, is a passenger aboard
the Northwestern for the States.
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W. A. C. Baldwin booked passage on
today’s boat for Seattle, where he will
join his wife and spend the holidays.
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Only one game was played yester
day in the billiard tournament, which
resulted as follows: Kelly 100, Raw
son 61.
A. A. Shonbeclc, a live-wire merchant
from Anchorage, was in town last
night, en route to the States, where
he will join his wife and spend sev
eral weeks in California.
Did you see those seals act in the
comedy last night at the Empress?
Some scream! Don’t miss it tonight.
Elsie Ferguson in “The Song of
Songs” and Pathe News tomorrow
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Colwell came
down from Kennecott on yesterday’s
train and left today for Seattle, where
Mrs. Colwell will spend the winter,
and Mr. Colwell will enjoy a three
months’ vacation.
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Sumner Smith, who is in charge of
the government coal mine to the west
ward, was a Cordova visitor last night
He is on his way Outside to purchase
a washing plant to be used in prepar
ing the Matanuska coal for market.
Colonel H. P. Warren, head of the
supply division, and Major C. E. Dole
general purchasing agent of the Alas
kan engineering commission, accom
panied by their wives, spent last even
ing in town, and were the guests ol
F. B. Tracy.
A baby boy was born yesterday tc
Mr. and Mrs. Dao Ide. Dr. W. H
Chase reports that mother and son are
doing well.
Deputy Marshal W. L. Fursman this
afternoon received a wire from Mar
shal Brenneman at Valdez, instructing
him to at once subpoena fifty jurors
and charter two launches to convej
them to Valdez tomorrow morning foi
duty in the trial of Dempsey, who is
charged with the murder of a womar
at Anchorage last summer.
In order to stimulate interest among
the young people selling tickets foi
the bazaar and dance of Friday even
ing, three prizes are being offered
namely: Five dollars for the persor
selling the largest number of tickets
three dollars for the next highest, and
two dollars for the third highest. Tick
ets may be procured from Miss Eller
Fraisure, at Dr. Chase’s office, in thf
Empress building.
MANY INTERIORITES
BOUND FOR STATES
The steamship Northwestern sailed
today for Juneau and Seattle with the
following passengers from here:
Mrs. W. Caswell, William King
Charles Dill, J. B. Bell, E. Erickson
W. H. Shipman, Lon Thomas, Roy Don
aldson, J. T. Garner, S. Wick, B
Cleary, Howard Ballard, J. Kelleman
O. McDavitt, J. A. Colwell and wife
G. Aarons, Ed Holbert, A1 Lunberg
L. H. Schelkie, C. Scudder, J. E. Me
Clory, L. W. Steel, J. F. Schultz, J
A. Anderson, J. M. Price, W. A. C
Baldwin, Hilda Bay, S. S. Lee, Ber
Lee, Charles H. Hill, to Seattle; Os
car Hart, Helen K. Bremner, Charles
Giby, G. A. Banford and wife and W
L. Danielson, to Juneau.
NAVY DEFEATS ARMY
IN FOOTBALL GAMI
NEW YORK. Nov. 29 (by Associ
ated Press).—The navy defeated the
ai'tyy by a score of 6 to 0 in today’s
football game. Secretary of the Navj
Daniels, in the interval between the
halves, shook hands with the players
in the middle of the field, during a
rainstorm.
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CENTRALIA RED!
SEEK CHANGE
OF VENUE
CHEHALIS, Wash., Nov. 29 (by A
sociated Press).—A motion for
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j change of venue in the cases of tl
! thirteen alleged “reds” held for tl
murder of Grimm and others on An
istice day at-Centralia was heard t
day by Judge George Abel. He w
announce his decision on Tuesday ■
Wednesday of next week, he state
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INSANE UNGA MAN
COMMITS SUICIDE AT
PORTLAND SANITORIUI
VALDEZ, Nov. 29 (Special to tl
Daily Times).—Ben Mortenson, an i
sane person from Unga, committi
suicide at the Morningside sanitoriui
near Portland, on August 29 last, 1
hanging himself, according to woi
just received here.
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PIONEER RESIDENT
OF VALDEZ IS DEA
VALDEZ, Nov. 29 (Special to tl
Daily Times).—Word has just been r
ceived here of the death in San Fra
cisco of Mrs. Lucy M. Depuy, a pi
neer resident of Valdez, from pne
monia. Mrs. Depuy was the moth
of Attorney W. S. Bonnifield.
PHILLIPINE OFFICIAL
WILL PROBE CHARGE
OF WHOLESALE GRAF
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 29 (by A
| sociated Press).—Theodore Yangc
, resident commissioner of the Phili
pines in congress, has announced th
he will investigate the charges th
six thousand Filipinos have been e
ploited to the extent of a million d<
lars in wages by Chinese contracto
and gamblers in the Northwest.
Delicious mince pie at, the Cii
Bakery. U!
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tf BAZAAR AND DANCE I
1 OF WOMAN’S GUILD TO I
BE HELD NEXT FRIDAY
Everything is now in readiness for ]
the big bazaar and dance which is to j
be held next Friday evening at Eagle J
hall, under the auspices of the Worn- j
ante Guild. The members of the
Guild have been, working for months to
make this bazaar the big affair of the
social season, and a great deal of
credit also is due the members of the
I younger set, who, led by Miss Ellen
i Fraisure, have worked weeks perfect
{ ing their dance steps and songs, and
; also making many things for their
booths. The fancy work booth will
be an important feature, as everyone
will be given the opportunity of doing
their Christmas shopping, and as the '
bazaar will open at 8:30 o'clock, you
will have to be on hand early to make
j your selections while the assortment
is complete. Dancing will begin at
9:30 o’clock, with music by the regu
i lar Cordova Jazz Orchestra of five
j pieces. The tickets for the dance will
be on sale Monday, the fee being a
dollar for gentlemen, and no fee for
the “ladies. Mrs. L. H. Smith, presi
I dent of the Guild, and director of the
= whole affair, wishes to assure all at
tending that everything possible will
I be done to make the evening a mem
j orable one to you.
TO ALL CONCERNED
I Owing to the danger of injury from
I passing autos or teams, the city coun
| cil gives notice that sliding, coasting
j or skiing on or across First avenue
I on C street is prohibited.
I (Signed) K. G. ROBINSON,
Town Clerk.
j Dated this 25th day of November,
j 1919._6t
[ WHAT TO USE TO
PREVENT APPENDICITIS
I Cordova people should know simple
I blackthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as
I mixed in Adler-i-ka, flushes the EN
1 TIRE bowel tract so completely that
I appendicitis is prevented. ONE i
| SPOONFUL. Adler-i-ka relievos ANY
| CASE sour stomach, gas or constipa
tion because it removes ALL foul mat
1 ter which clogged and poisoned your
I system. The INSTANT action sur
prises both the doctors and patients.
■ ‘ Northern Drug Company. I }
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