The Empress
TONIGHT AT 8:00 SHARP
GEORGE WALSH In Five Act Drama
“THE MEDIATOR”
A Western Drama, Passionate, Vengeance-Full, Swift
as Lightning, Tremendous as a Tornado.
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TRAVEL PICTURE AND A COMEDY IN TWO REELS
“AN AERIAL JOY RIDE”
j This is the comedy hit of the season
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Mrs. Nina Nichols at Piano Regular Admission
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HIPPENINGS OF IBIl
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There was a train for Chitina this
morning.
Attorney F. H. Foster left for Val
dez today to attend court.
F. A. Clarkin left today on the
Northwestern on a business trip to
Seward.
The exterior of the Alaskan hotel
is being brightened up with a fresh
coat of paint.
Attorney Thos. J. Donohoe returned
on today's boat to his home at Valdez,
after spending a few days here on
business. _
Deputy Marshal W. L. Fursman,
who came over from Valdez on the
launch Donaldson, returned to the
fllacier City today,
There will bo a food sale at the
stores of Fnkelstein & Sapiro and
Blum, O’Neill Co., on May 25, for the
Red Cross war fund drive.
W. J. Erskine, who is at the head
of several fishing companies to the
westward, with headquarters at Ko
diak, was In Cordova yesterday.
Dr. W. H. Chase, Chas. Goodall,
John Gamble, Ed Currier and J. F.
Randall were passengers from here
on the Northwestern for Valdez,
where they will attend district court.
Chas. Creary, who is well known
by all the old-tmers, having been a
resident of Valdez and the interior
for many years, before he decided to
locate in California, greeted friends
here yesterday.
P. O. -inspector Alvah Eames and
wife left today on the Northwestern,
the former bound for Bristol Bay on
a tour of inspection, and during his
absence Mrs. Eames will visit her son,
De Lin Eames, at LaTouche.
L. D. Henderson, territorial commis
sioner of education, was in town yes-L
terday afternoon on his way to visit §
the schools to the westward. Upon 1
his return he expects to stop over in
Cordova for a week or ten days.
There will be a special meeting of
the Northland Club on Sunday after
noon at 3 o’clock for the purpose of |
passing upon an application for mem
bership.
P. G. Peltret and Capt. Geo. H.
Whitney, Steamboat Inspectors, are
making their annual trip of inspection 1
and were among the Northwestern
passengers.
W. J. Erskine, of San Francisco,
was renewing Cordova acquaintances
while the Northwestern was in port. 1
Mr. Erskine is en route to Kodiak
where he has large mercantile and
fishing interests, ,
The Bank of Alaska yesterday re- j
ported deposits of more than $100,- |
000, which is considered a remarkably §
good showing for an institution loss |
than a year old, and speaks well of |
the business conditions prevailing in I
Cordova.
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Attorney Maurice D. Leehy, of Se- I
attle, was in Cordova last evening on 1
his way to Valdez, where he will rep- 1
resent H. Andrus, et al. in a mining J
suit brought by Frank Kernan and
involving the water rights on Dan j
creek property.
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Lawrence, who is employed by the
Kennecott Copper Corporation at La-j
Touche, was married to Miss Alice F.!
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Mass., on yesterday’s boat. The
ceremony was performed at the Cath
olic rectory by Father Van der Pol
and the young couple left this after
noon on the steamer for LaTouche,
their future home.
W. C. T. U. will hold its meeting
at the Presbyterian Manse, Friday
P. M. at 2:30 o’clock.
Anyone having ojd kid gloves not
too far gone and who wishes to be
patriotic, please leave same with any
of the W. C. T. U. ladies or call Mrs
Clifford Phillips and notify her. We
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the Stage Relief Committee, who are
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