MANY NAMES ON
LIST WHO AIDED
SALVATIONISTS
^ The Salvation Army home service
drive, recently conducted by the local
Elks, resulted in raising more than
Cordova’s quota for this fund. The
returns of the canvassers, with Ken
necott, McCarthy, Strelna amd Chi
tina, stiil to be heard from show that
$947.75 was contributed by the fol
lowing persons:
J. V. Lydick, Mark McAllen, Brady
Howard, Hanse Olson, Chas. Foystou,
A. Field, Geo. Scott, L. Wilson, Joe
T. Kato, Sam Simonson, S. H. Nich
ols J. Cruz, Ben Luke, Theo Stens
land, Chas. M. Rosswog, John Holm
berg, R. W. Ferrill, W. T. Safi'er, Miss
Simons, J. T. Stewart, O. Hanson, H.
Johnson, J. U. Cannon, Jack Price,
#iss Mitchell, J. H. Kindare, Fred
Schaupp, Sam B. Smith, F. J. Sulli
van, W. J. Crooker, E. A. Holtness,
P. E. Nettleton, O. L. Larson, Ernest
Johnson, Frank Suda, O. W. Brehmer,
Osborne Bros., Miss M. Daggett, Wm.
XJrquhart, W. L. Fursman, Jas. Ken
nedy, P. O’Toole, Miss Clapp, John
Lind, George Kennedy, G. Tanaka, Ed
Anderson, City Laundry, Mr. Wilson,
D. McCrea, Jake Anderson W. J. Shep
ard, Mrs. E. C. Tuerck, W. A. Hesse,
E. M. Kane, Thos. S. Scott, K. E.
Fraulev, M. J. Sullivan, V. J. Swan
berg, Fred Glasbrenner, Thomas E.
Agee, Teddy Bailey, Alaska Public
Utilities, Kate Rolfe, C. T. Davis,
» Charles Ristine, S. J. McKenny, H.
Calbo, J. Kieffer, H. V. Hoskins, P. A.
Claveau, O. Jacobs Oscar Krause,
Caleb Corser, F. H. Saveli, Frank
Morley, H. E. Newton, J. H. Sellen,
T. C. Thisted, Sam Agoff, Joe Shan
ahan. G. R. Higginson, Fred Dahlquist,
C. L. Murphy, F. S. Omar, Mrs. A.
Laiho, Gus Kindland, George Dooley,
A. Anderson, J. Leen, T. J. McCarthy,
A1 Lund, J. Fox, J. Fujii, Dan Rene
gar. L. McCallum, A. J. McConnell, A.
Eames, William O’Connor, Mrs. S. H.
Johnson. T. J. Donohoe, John Steff
gen, C. A. Matthews, J. A. Nicolet,
Thomas Strimple, R. W. McCrary. R.
B. Edmison, Harry Sutherland, Ed
ward E. Olsen, E. R. Games, Miss
Ruby DeGraff, Cloninger & Miller, W.
H. Caswell, J. L. Galen, A. M. Broad
foot, Miss Olive Audett, J. C. Smith,
k J. Takashui, S. Ono, C. W. Walker,
F. A. Jones, Mr. Crimmins, Frank
O’Neill. Ed O’Brien, C. T. Beach, W. j
R. Hillery, S. Mellison. C. E. Bryan,
R. Nord, .T. H. Champlin, C. W. Scar
borough, Charles Goodall, Mrs. George
Walker, Fred Haef. F. B. Tracy, A. J.
MacConnell, P. Cannon, Mrs. Nellie
Lambert. E. P. Harwood, Fred Schren
ger, B. Hunger, L. H. Smith. H. S.
Kerr, Charles Johnson, T. D. McGee,
R. Koch. Frank Burns, R. J. DeLeo,
Abe Morris, H. E. Chambers, Bill Kief
fer, O. Amelong, A. P. LaBelle, Chas.
Anderson, F. Arnold, M. Tierney, J.
E. Richardson, J. Proctor , W. H.
Webb, C. J. McMahan, A. D: Frew,
Grover Travis, W. R. Lyons, J. A.
* Weatherby, K. Mitamura, Mrs. Celia
Graves, E. B. Baxter, E. B. Jarrett,
W. T. Baxter, T. Currie, C. H. Sain
don, Dan Ross, D. H. Shoemaker, R.
H. L. Noaks, I. L. Smith, Steve Mc
Cloud, Jerry Perry, George Imamura,
I. E. Kurtz, Alva Larson, W. H. Ship
man, Carl Carlson, G. C. Frame,
W. G. Stoesser, H. I. O’Neill, M. Brock,
L. Corbly, S. Obar, Cash Grocery, Tom
Goto. G. Hada, E. McKaskey, Mrs. C.
W. Walker, J. Frey, G. C. Donough,
W. Gafney, H. W. Hawes, L. C. Pratt,
T. N. Hubbert, M. L. Biggs, A. Parks,
E. F. Medley, C. T. Mellison, F. R.
Wallbrea, M. Wain, Olaf A. Olson.
Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. Fred Glasbren
ner, R. Lundy, A. J. Adams, K. O.
Peterson. C. C. Hazelet, J. A. Cohrs,
K. Nafsted, H. I. Call, J. Sheridan, A.
A. Mitchell, James Gilmour, John
Ridy, D. C. Czerwenka, L. E. Koch,
_ J. W. Date, B. O. Graham, I. H. Sup
^helin, .Joe Luke, Mike Martinez, S. E.
Reed, Joe Collins, Andrew Carlson,
E. C. Hagen, Charles Mesigan, .T. Wil
son, Horace T^each, Charles Johnson,
Axel Berklund, Gus Cruse, Miss B.
Neilsen, Nick Bloom, A. McDougall,
A. Anderson, B. Johnson, E. Paulson,
W. C. Stewart, Bartley Howard, Joe
Brown, O. S. Smith, F. Hayes, C. E.
Nichols, Miss B. Emerson, John Rams
gard, Leroy Badden, Patrick, Lovett,
John Strom, E. Jj. Harwood, L. A.
Counts, D. Nickaloff, I. D. Bogart,
Northern Drug Co., Mrs. M. Brock, M.
Howard, V. G. Vance, N. Nelson, Geo.
Fujii, Miss L. Dejohne, J. L. Braxton,
E. W. Tillman, William Hinds, W.
Thompson, J. E. Currier, J. Ronnig,
Albert Ohman, Fred Long, H. G. Steel,
J. Mueller, H. C. Feldman, F. W. Dens-!
lar, G. E. Burleign, Mrs. J. Dinneen,
L. Keist, James Smith, N. Greene, A.
T. Hay, Fred Peterson, H. Maillard,
. Charles Dustiri, A. A. McCrimmin, J.
W. TWykill, E, J. Shultz, B. Goodreau,
Geo. IL banning, George Moody, W.
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F. Maher, Alfred Anderson, James
Dennis, S. E. Hood, Mrs. John Leedy,
C. Hoff, Steve Kesser, Bank of
Alaska, J. B. Sapiro, Laurie Bros.,
Charles Rogers, Hartvig & Kissling,
N. Bigford. M. Mori, O. Wall, Charles
Auer, John Spitz, William Hays, Mrs.
B. B. Tibbs, Mrs. Charles Cochran,
Mrs. D. T. Phillips, Axel Anderson,
Carl A. Edmond, J. Swalley, T. O’Mal
ley, Roy Covey, John Vinquist, M. J.
McKinnon, Mrs. O. E. Jones, J. B. Car
lyle, A. Holt, A. Bolt, N. Brady, Joe
White, Ed Page, Axel Jacobson, S.
Higo, B. Halverson J, W. Lewter, J.
Hannon, R. L. Stevens, Carl Krueger,
E. Tuerck, John Leedy, T. C. Matson,
Thomas Vevig, Ben Sherman, D. T.
Phillips, H. E. Nye, Mrs. H. Leach,
W. E. Brown, M. Abu, J. W. Graves,
A. M. Broadfoot, Harry Rolfe, C. Y.
Deverseth, C. L. Schaupp, Mrs. C. C.
Hazelet, Mrs. J. O. Sherlock, K. G.
Robinson, Fred Luppy, S. Okasaki, J.
J. Stein, Olliver Dahl, F. T. Beniteau,
Charles Hawkins, Frank Nord, O. E.
Jones, E. C. Anderson, Ed Pike, Carl
Marnlo, J. D. Hutton, W. E. Downing,
George Smith, S. Yanada, F. B. John
stone, Mr. Porter, A. Kline, Mrs. R.
L. Stevens, George Steele, T. .J Tier
ney, William Boswell, H. E. McDaniel,
Tony Lynch, C. A. Luckenville, Model
Cafe, H. W. Nettleton, Mrs. Byers, A.
E. Black, K. Sakurai, M. Brennan,
Fred Excell, Mrs. H. P. Aiken, O. Ol
sen, Mrs. C. M. Rosswog, Mrs. Jones,
Mrs. K. G. Robinson, Frank H. Foster,
Carl Dahlberg, J. E. Mattson, Carl
Sarin, M. Ellingston, William McFad
den, H. Takada, Elmer Nyquist, Tom
Clark, A. H. Taylor, Nick -,
George Hellerich, F. Cox, A. Johnson,
Oscar Carlson. P. Matson, K. Kanada,
F. V. Walsh, E. T. Stone, W. R. Eim
son, Harold Graham, Charles Bethel,
L. D. Oats, J. Neebe, O. Lovseth, D. J.
McCarthy, Finkelstein & Sapiro, H. A.
Slater, E. C. Richmond, Charles Game,
John Ketoff, U. Sakamoto, P. Taylor,
H. P. Aiken, J. C. Emory, Lee Dickin
son, Mrs. F. H. Foster, Mrs. C. Melli
son, J. N. Price, Erick Nyman, J. E.
Sommers, A. R. Reebs, Fred Eckholm,
William Clark, George Larson, C. Tak
ahashi, Lon Thomas, Eric Forsgren,
G. W. Wolfe, A. Oenito, James Mc
Devitt, Tim Eckstrom, C. E. Brainerd,
Carl Lindgren, George Averin, Wm.
Phinn. B. H. Mack, H. Lvndhad.
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