The Empress
TONIGHT AT 8:00 SHARP
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW
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Burton Holmes’ Travel Shown First
OLGA PATROVA
.. In Five-Act Drama
“THE WAITING SOUL”
What secrets should a wife keep? Should she tell every
thing to her husband?
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A telegram received at Nenana re
cently brings information that Dinty
Moore died at Tacoma from scarlet
fever.
Dinty Moore is best, remembered as
a player on the Tolovana ball team.
This winter he responded to the coun
try's call and mushed out by the way
of Broad l’ass to enlist. He was a
member of the coast artillery at the
time of bis death and was stationed at
Camp Lewis. The many friends of
Dinty will be shocked at the taking
off of one whom they esteemed highly
for his manly attributes, but are glad
that he passed away in the service of
his country.
FISH MARKET
SEATTLE, March 20—Seattle prices
at noon today for fish were as follows:
Halibut, 16 l-8c; ling cod, 5c; red cod.
7c. ,, x ^
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TO THE CORDOVA t>UflUC
Until further notice the water will
be shut off except from l to S a. m. in
the morning and from 5 to 6 p. m. in
the evening. 19-tl
CORDOVA POWER. CO.
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LOCATED IN GOLDEN/HOTEL
Dr. Homer A. Blyth, of the denta
firm of Drs. Daggett & Blyth with of
fices at Cordova, has equipped moderi
offices at McCarthy, Alaska.
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Times want ads brngs results.
LOCAL DOINGS!
Mrs. H. D. Foster left today on a
trip to the outside.
Frank G. Glaser of Chitina is spend
ing a couple of days here.
Mrs. William Crocker has gone to
rthe states on a short visit.
Postmaster Scheffler is busy regis
tering German alien enemies.
J. C. Johnson of McCarthy came to
Cordova on yesterday s train,
Mrs. B. W. Elliott and son. Gay, left
on today's steamer for the states.
C. A. Nettleton returned to Cordova
this morning on the Admiral Watson.
J. L. Fozard left today on a short
business trip to Southeastern Alaska
The steamer Alaska is due from the
South tomorrow with a large passen
ger list for Cordova.
Attorney Maurice D. Leehey, of Se
lattle, was a passenger aboard the
Admiral Watson for Seward.
Rev. E. P. Zeigler returned on last
night’s train from a visit to his mis
sions at Chitina and McCarthy.
.T. F. Davidson, general freight and
passenger agent of the Alaska Steam
ship Company, is spending a couple
of days in town.
1 J. T. McGonigle, who has been con
nected with the navy radio station at
Mile 7, accompanied by his wife, left
j on the Alameda for the states
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The Catholic Ladies' Altar Society
cleared $160 at their St. Patrick's
night dance, which was today turned
over to the local Red Cross Chapter, j
F. H. Bailey, of Nenana. who is
likely to succeed Thomas Riggs, .Ir
as a member of the Alaskan engineer
ing commission, left today for the
states.
Patrick Cannon, M. R. Jewett, tian
McKenzie and John Brabazon were
outgoing passengers on t lit* steamer
Alameda for the states, where they
will enliet for the war.
Captain Corinno has been instructed
to salvage his gas boat, the Puritan,
which was wrecked at Cape C lea re
and he will at once leave here with a
party of men for Montigue Island
Mrs. Clark Robbins or Nenana ar- j
rived in town with her eight-year-old
daughter, who has been suffering for
some time past with a malignant mal
ady, and left on the Alameda for the
Outside to consult a specialist.
The Cordova Chapter of American
Red Cross has received a supply of
gauze on the Admiral Watson and
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work under the direction of the Mil
itay Relief Committee will be resumed
at the Red Dragon tomorrow after
noon. ,
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Chris Tjosevig has purchased a con
i trolling interest in the Clark-Graham
Packing Company and is here getting
I the plant in readiness for the coming
] season. W. S. Clark is among the
| stockholders who has disposed of his I
i interest.
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Morris Robert Jewett and Miss j
Agnes Boyd, two popular young Cor- j
dovans, were united in marriage last
night by United States Commissioner
Medley, and start upon life’s journey
with the well wishes of a large circle
of friends,
"Should a wife tell everything to
her husband?” is the theme of "The
Waiting Soul," a screen play in which
Mme. Petrova plays the leading role.
It will lie seen at the Empress the
ater tonight and tomorrow night, to
gether with a three-reel Fox comedy.
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It is your duty to register for tho
municipal election.
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