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VALESKA SURATT The Celebrated Actress
In the Five-Act Drama
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- ami MAY ALLISON in
| Mrs. Nina Nichols at the Piano Regular Admission
BMP SOI TO PM
IT EISTEI WEES
Bishop Rowe will be in town over
Easter day. and the people of Cordova
will have the opportunity of hearing
him at the services of the Episcopal
church at the Red Dragon club house.
The musical program promises to
be of the highest quality, with Mes
dames Hedges, Hubbert and McCon
nell and the Misses Anderson and
Shepard taking part.
Services will be held at 8 a. in., 11 |
a. m. and 4 p. m.
BOAT DANCE TONIGHT
There will be a dance at Hegg’s hall
tonight to which all the new arrivals
in town and Cordovans are invited to
attend.
PATRIOTIC OLD LftOY
WHO DOES HER Dll
MOSCOW, Idaho, March 30.—Mrs
Uwida Smith, more than seventy-five
years of age, has knitted eighteen
sweaters, two pairs of socks and four
pairs of wristlets for soldiers since
Vovember 1. Mrs. Smith served as a
nurse in the Civil war, and when her
husband was wounded is declared to
nave enlisted as a private in order to
reach him, and care for him person
ally. Two sons were in the Spanlsh
American war and a grandson enlisted
last March in the navy.
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Vote the Cordova ticket solid. Every
member of it is solid, respectable and
responsible.
Steamship Admiral Farragut is due
from Seattle at 8 o’clock tonight.
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Dance at Hegg hall tonight. Good
music; good floor. Exerybody wel
j come.
The steamer Northwestern is sehed
j tiled to sail for Valdez at 3 o’clock to
morrow morning.
Paul Haganian was one or the five
clam diggers drowned at Strawberry
point, and not D. Vukoyjch.
The oil steamer Ascension, Captain
Rogers in command, arrived in port
fhis afternoon from the States.
Ed Kclter was a returning passenger
on the Northwestern this afternoon
from a trip to Pacific coast cities.
A train left this morning for Chitina
with a number of passengers aboard
for Fairbanks and Interior points.
Mr .and Mrs. E. M. Bates returned
on today's boat from Portland, where
they spent the past couple of months.
H. F. Sussendorf and Otto Hoerling,
of Valdez, are passengers aboard the
Northwestern returning home from a
business trip to Juneau.
A supply of flower and vegetable
seeds has been received from Wash
ington, and you can secure some by
notifying George Dooley.
All clocks are to be turned ahead an
hour tomorrow, excepting in Cordova,
where this advanced time has been in
vogue for the past few years.
H. D. Sorvik foreman of the Carlisle
Packing Company cannery, arrived on
the Northwestern this afternoon and
brought a crew of fifteen men with
him.
Go straight for the Cordova ticket.
Its members are straight and its pur
pose is straight for the benefit of your
interest. Vote it, for every one of its
candidates is worthy.
May Allison and Harold Lockwood,
in “Mister 44,” a Metro production
in five absorbing acts, together with
the weekly Hearst-Pathe News, will be
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the bill at the Empress theater on!
Sunday evening.
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On account of information received
from Governor Strong yesterday and
awaiting further instructions from the
government the meeting of the Home
Guard called for tonight has been post,
poned until a later date.
R. C. Woods, president of the First
National Bank of Fairbanks; was an
arrival in town this afternoon on the
Northwestern. He spent the past four
months in California, and will leave
for the Interior on Monday’s train.
Chas. C. John, of the Internal Rev
enue service, was an arrival in town'
today and will remain here a week.
It is important that all make out their
income tax blanks and Mr. Johns will
be glad to render them any assistance
he can.
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SHIPYARD WORKERS
FROM INLAND TOWNS
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M , March 30
Shipyard workers, half of whom are
declared never to have seen a ship or
even an ocean or other large body of
water have been recruited here for
work at government shipyards on the
Pacific and Atlantic coasts.
These men, although they are not
experienced in shipyard work, are ex
pert mechanics.
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Miss Dorothy Wakefield, a pupil
in the second grade of the Ketchikan
school, recently completed a sweater
for a Belgian or French orphan. Ow
ing to the age of the little miss the
undertaking was regarded as some
thing out of the ordinary and the ar
ticle was placed on exhibit in one of
the stores there.
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Dance tonight at Hegg’s hall.
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