Empress Theatre
WINSOME LOUISE HUFF
111 tin* Five Act Drama
“DESTINY’S TOY”
A story lit' such human and tender i|ualilies that it appeals
t he sympat hies of all
ALONG THE RIO GRANDE
l’atlie Hand-Colored Scenic
“TEDDY AT THE THROTTLE”
Two reel Keystone comedy, in which “Teddy,” the alnu
human collie, saves the day—and the heroine
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS
Program Begins 8 p. m. Admission 30c and 1
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HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL
J AND PERSONAL INTERES
Clara Cooper, an arrival on 1
Northwestern, will visit Mrs. (Ira
Rockwell
Councilman Jack Sapiro return
on the Northwestern after a trip
the States for his health. He
greatly improved and glad to be hat
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F. K Whitnev. postoffice inspect
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fur this district, v.as an arrival on t
Northwestern, and will spend sot
time in Cordova and vicinity.
An excursion was run to the Mil
; glacier this morning at S o’clock.
J number of passengers from the Nor
western took advantage of it.
Captain Finnegan of the advoca
general's department of the llrmy
on the Northwestern, en route to A
i horage.
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Barney Logan, keeper of the IT
mak Pass lighthouse, left for the wei
Oc ward this morning, after a ten day
— illness at the Cordova hospital.
Miss lit hoi Jenkins of the ld<
beauty parlors left on the Northwe
ern for Anchorage. Miss Jenkins
tends to open a shop at that place.
Yesterday afternoon Dr. W.
Council, with Joe Miller of Chit!
and Tom Cochrane, made the trip
Fort Liscum on the "Sudden Jer
J. F. Davidson, traveling freif
and passenger agent for the Alas
Steamship Company, passed throu
Cordova on his way to Anchorage.
Mrs. 11 Satterlee of the Americi
j bakery returned on the Northweste
after a sojourn of several months
Seattle and vicinity.
i Cyril P. Wood, the new manager
the Northern Fisheries Company
Kodiak, is a passenger on the Nor
western bound for his post He w
be joined by his family early in t
fall.
“ George M. Hoot, accompanied by
B his wife and son, were arrivals on
| the Northwestern.
Jake Logan, engineer of the Itolfe,
v as attacked by ptomaine poisoning
yesterday afternoon. He was reported
considerably better this morning.
1 J L Lewis, known in Cordova as
g a ban joist, was united'in marriage to
| Mrs. Alma Bruce in Seattle on July
B 10. according to word just received
B here.
| Falcon Josiln, who has been in the
’J States In the interest of the St Klias
j j Ci! Company, returned to Katalla on
□ j the Admiral Farragut with a party of
j men. Reports say things are looking
sf i very favorable for the enterprise
| j c. Carlton Semple, mining expert
g | from the Fast, who has been making
[ various tests armThd Strelna, was a
|3 I passenger on the Farragut for points
F I to the westward
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Mr. and Mrs. C. 1> Irwin of Brook
line, Mass , left on litis morning's
train for Kennecott. where they will
B S visit their son. I' 1 >. Irwin, superin
® lemb-nt of tile Kennecott Clipper Cor’
J potation.
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Word received from Miss Clara
lioswog. w lio . now in Caiilornia for
her health, is very favorable, accord
. t j tup to her father. C. H. ltosswog. Her
many friends will be pleased to learn
glut her improved condition.
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p | Cupid is still busy operating via
- - tin- steamers. Miss Grace Fee Met
■ rill made the trip on the Farragut to
i marry Horace 1*. Aiken, engineer for
1 the Carlisle Packing Company. Com
missioner F. F. Medley performed the
! eeremonv last evening.
The dunce tendered the naval of
ficers and men in Hoggs' hall last
night by Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Hegg was
a most enjoyable affair. A number of
the men and ladies from the radio
station at Mile 7 made the trip, while
many townspeople and passengers
from the Northwestern and Farragut
also attended.
Mrs. Harry C. Robinson wus among
the Northwestern passengers. She
joined her husband, who iB a carpen
ter working on the new Empress
building Mrs. Robinson has been de
tained In the States some time on ac
count of Illness, but has now entirely
recovered.
K A. Gardner, pay clerk in the
navy, was a passenger on board the
Northwestern, bound for Unalaska
He visited with his uncle, A. Derry
rtf the Daily Times force, while here.
John L. McGinn, the well-known
lawyer of the Interior, was a passen
ger for Fairbanks on this morning's
train.
The itolfe left for Fort l.iscum at
an early hour this morning with a full
passenger list She will return tomor
row morning, taking the ball team and
any others who care to go
J. \V Watson, employed by the
Blum O'Neill Company, received noti
fication today to report to his local
board at Seattle immediately for ill
duetion Into the military service.
Alaska has furnished not only pri
vates to the United States army, but
nearly every branch of the service
with officers as well Word has just
been received that Kev. ,1. S Hughes
of Matanuska and ltev, G. J Beck of
Huonuh already are in the service as
chaplains, while Kev J I. McBride,
formerly of Cordova, and late of An
'( borage, is preparing for the service.
Kev James II. Condit, D D. is on
a tour of the Presbyterian missions
ol Southwestern Alaska. He will
visit Vnchorage. returning on either
the Farragut or Alameda. Dr Condit
reports very good work I cing doin' at
all the missions.
C I,. Anderson, herring expert for
the bureau of fisheries, returned irom
the Ohm Fish and Backing Company's
plant, where he was instructing the
laborers in the Scotch method of cur
ing herring. He left on the North
western for Datouche, where he will
be stationed for some time.
You will see one of the best comedy
hits of the season at the Empress to
morrow night, when Dorothy Dalton
appears as “Chicken Casey." To
those who know their New York city,
the name of this noted resort will be
familiar Dorothy Dalton has never
taken a part more appealingly human
or irresistibly funny than the role ot
this little tough. You may long to
t)ox her ears, but you'll love her just
the same A Hearst-Pathe News com
pletes w hat really is a ‘ knockout"
program Sunday night.
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A new stock of 256 and 30-callber
Newton rifles for your inspection h
the Northwestern Hardware Co.
The baseball team will again cross
bats with the Fort Liscum team to
morrow at Fort Liscum. The first
clash at Cordova resulted in an 8 to
2 victory for the town team, but the
Liscum boys say they are primed for
the contest and will make the locals
hustle to beat them.
The probable line-up of the Cordova
team Is: Frederlckson, 3b.; Matson,
ss.; Morris, 2b.; Ripley, c.; Council,
lb ; Mendoza, p ; Johansen, 1 f ;
Hoag, r f.; (!. McDonald, c. f.: Mc
Donald, substitute.
I.eltoy llaupt of Wabash, Ind . ar
rived In Cordova on the Northwestern
last evening, and will leave on Mon
day's train for Kennecott, where he
has accepted a position in the office
of the Konnei ott Copper Corporation.
During his stav in town Mr. llaupt
will lie the guest of Mrs. Charles
Foyston.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sunday school will ho hold al the
usual hour The other services will
he omitted until the arrival ol Put her
Van der I'.d irom the westward
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Uov \ II Shrivel will hold si rv
lees at fhitiiiu on Sunday Cottse
Uiieutly there will la no pn,.,h;ng
servic.dtlier morning or evening
Sunday srhool vvill ronvrne as usual
at 12 o'clock noon. The Sunday
school lesson is "Obedience to (lod
Ml vvill find a eordial welcome to at
tend this one service.
J. A. COIIKS, Supt. S S.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Sl (leorge’s Mission, Red Dragon
Club House Ninth Sunday after
Trinity Matins and holy communion
at 11 o'clock; church school at 12
o'clock; evensong at 4 o'clock.
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RED CROSS NOTICE
Woolen yarn for the knitting of
sweaters, socks, etc. for our soldier
hoys was received on the Northwest
ern. and will be ready for distribution
j every afternoon from 2 to 3 o'clock
until further notice.
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The "anglers" say "we have the
right kind of tackle to get the big
ones.” Better outfit from the North
western Hardware Co.
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for canning and preserving. We have a complete
assortment for restaurant and household use.
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“Princess” Cups and Saucers in four beautiful patterns.
I $2.50 -Set of Six- $2.50
j Wonderfully clear, perfectly glazed and artistically
decorated, Imported from Nippon, Japan.
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