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Bible study class this evening at 8
o’clock at the manse.
A. Beek and wife are leaving on to
day’s boat for the States.
Father McMillan arrived in Cordo
va on the Northwestern last night.
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The steamship Northwestern ar
rived from Seward at 11 o’clock last
night, and sailed late this afternoon
for Seattle.
Mrs. B. O. Graham and daughter,
Miss Ethel Graham, left on the steam
ship Northwestern this afternoon on a
visit to the States.
The grand jurors from Cordova for
the Valdez terem of court, which con
venes next Monday, must leave here
on the steamship Alaska.
In the commissioner’s court today
Sodao Ide and James Fujii were each 1
fined $25 and costs, having been con
victed on the charge of assault.
The steamship Admiral Evans tied
up at the government dock, Anchorage,
Monday at noon, and was the first
boat of the season to reach that port.
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Geo. R. Goshaw, one of the oldtime
Alaskans who is now in the fur busi
ness and has just returned from a trip
to Siberia, was here today on his way
to the states. He has made a large
shipment of fine pelts and is well
pleased with the results of his long
trip.
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F. M. Kempfer, territorial repre
sentative of “The Pathfinder,” month
ly magazine published by the Alaska
Pioneers was a Cordova arrival on
last night’s boat and will spend sev
eral days here. This publication is
growing in popularity and now has a
circulation of over 2,000 copies.
F. G. Mudgett, mining engineer and
Jos. H. Plant, of the Cliff Gold Min
ing company, are passengers aboard
the Northwestern enroute to the
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states on a short business trip in con
nection with their new property. They
report that they have run into some
gold ore, samples of which showed
considerable free gold. There seems
to be a number of parallel fisure
veins already opened and upon which
systematic mining would produce a
good tonnage of high grade ore.
Other veins will be prospected for
during the summer months.
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William Townsend, a pioneer resi
dent of Cordova, died at. the general
hospital this morning, following an op
eration for peritonitis. Deceased
w-as about 60 years of age, and had
been ailing for some time. Mr.
Townsend was a much-respected citi
zen, whose death will be mourned by
many friends. He is survived by a
brother, C. D. Townsend of Cedar
Ridge, Mont., and a sister, Mrs. D. W.
Grome of Boise Idaho. They have
been communicated with, and no
funeral arrangements have yet been
made.
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A largely-attended meeting of Cor
dova Igloo, Alaska Pioneers, was held
last night, at wThich eleven members
wrere initiated. A charter was also
opened for the organization of a Wom
an’s Auxiliary, and fifteen signatures
were received. Following the busi
ness meeting a social -session was
held, at wdiich speeches wrere made by
George C. Hazelet, A. J. Adams, Dr.
W. H. Chase, George Dooley and
Frank Harris, as well as by a num
ber of the ladies present. An appe
tizing luncheon was served by Fred
Schrenger, who thoroughly under
stands howr to cater to the wants of
the inner man.
CANADIAN HOCKEY TEAM
CINCHES CHAMPIONSHIP
ANTWERP, April 27 (by Associated
Press).—The Canadian hockey team
yesterday defeated the Swedish team
by a score of 12 to 1 in the Olympic
games.
This victory gives the championship
to the Canadians.
Church of St. Joseph
Tomorrow the Octave of the Pat
ronage of St. Joseph. Mass will be
at 8 p.m.
K. OF P. NOTICE
Regular meeting Tuesday evening, 8
o’clock, at Masonic hall. Work in R.
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boat races which opened the local
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found yesterday in the attic of a for- Jo
iner hospital. It is believed to be that
of Carrin Selage, who disappeared • £:
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Press).—Judge G. W. Anderson, in ad
vising two radicals whom he set at
liberty under bonds while appealing
from deportation orders, said the
American people were “seeing red”
these days. “It seems to me,” he con
tinued, “that violent socialistic propa
ganda was never more foolish than
now.”
WASHINGTON, April 26 (by Asso- * *v
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conferees on the army and navy ;
bill have agreed to increases in the
pay for the enlisted men of the army
and navy and for officers to and in
cluding colonel in the.army and cap
tain in the navy.
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