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! CANAL
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13—The pro
posed rendezvous of the international
fleet, which will accompany the
Uniter States fleet and President Wil
son through the Panama Canal en
route to the San Diego and San Pran
cisco Expositions, which was planned
to take place at Hampton Roads, has
been abandoned. Under the re
arranged plan the ships will meet at
Cristobal, at the eastern entrance of
the canal, and will proceed from there
through to the Pacific. This will also
mark the formal opening of the canal.
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The bridge crew of the C. R. & N.
W. Ry. came in this afternoon from
Sheridan, where they have been em
ployed for some time past.
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CORDOVA’S EXHIBITTO
GET PROMINENT PLACE
Malcolm Brock, chairman of the
exhibit committee of the Chamber of
Commerce, wrote his brother, Irving
Brock, of San Francisco, to personally
look after the mineral and agricultural
exhibit sent from here to the Panama
Pacific Exposition and see that it was
given a good location and properly
displayed at the fair. On the last boat
he received the following self-explana
tory letter: "Regarding the Cordova
exhibit, would state that Director Mil
ler is not here from Washington and
in the meanwhile all exhibits are be
ing stored in the appraiser’s building,
preparatory to being placed on exhi
bition. The Cordova collection will
be placed in The Palace of Minerals
and Mines. I have seen a dozen dif
ferent people already and will cer
tainly look out for your interests as
soon as something definitely is de
cided. I spoke to Governor Strong,
when he was here, and you can as
sure the Cordova Chamber of Com
merce that it will have a prominent
place in the U. S. mineral exhibit from
Alaska. Don’t know what disposition
they will make of the other products
but I will try and keep all of Cordo
va exhibits together.”
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dispatches.
GERMAN PRISONERS TAKEN IN BE LG UM,
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Photo by Arm*riran F’ress Association.
In the presence of the members and
a number of invited guests, Cordova
Lodge No. 3, Knights of Pythias, In
stalled its newly elected officers last
night. District Deputy N. J. Black,
conducted the beautiful and impres
sive ceremonies of the installation.
The officers installed were:
C. P. Mickelson, chancellor com
mander.
Chas. J. Goodall, vice-chancellor
commander.
James L. McBride, prelate.
VV. J. McDonald, keeper of record
and seal.
Thos. M. Hunt, master finance.
V. G. Vance, master of exchequer.
Price Nettleton, master at arms.
Harry Nettleton, inside guard.
L. Keith McCullough, outer guard.
During the exercises music, both in
strumental and vocal, was rendered
by Mrs. James Smith, Mrs. Appleby
and a quartette composed of Messrs
Von Spronson, Karnes, Appleby ana
McBride.
The principal speakers of the even
ing, following the 'installation, were
C. M. Frazier and George Dooley.
Both dwelt upon fraternalism, its ob
jects and the many benefits to be de
rived from organzations of this char
acter. Remarks were also made by
Rev. J. L. McBride and A. J. Adams.
Past Chancellor O. M. Kinney was
presented by the lodge with a hand
some token of esteem, the presenta
tion speech being made by Rev. J. L.
McBride, who paid a high tribute to
the manner in which Mr. Kinney had
conducted the affairs of the lodge
during his incumbency.
After the ceremonies the refresh
ment committee took charge of affairs,
and an elaborate banquet was served.
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ADMIRAL LINE TO PUT
MORE BOATS ON THIS RUN
The Pacific-Alaska Navigation Com
pany, of which Capt. A. E. Lathrop Is
the local agent, announces that plans
are new being made to install a direct
line of steamers between San Francis
co and ports of Southeastern and
Southwestern Alaska in the near fu
ture. Upon the belief that the pro
jection of the government railroad Into
the Interior of Alaska would result in
n vast increase of the Alnska trade D.
C. Jackling and Henry T. Scott sub
scribed to large blocks of stock In the
company which now has $2,000,000
capital.
“The Admiral line now operates two
sailings a week between San Fran
cisco and Puget sound," said President
Alexander. “We also have three sail
ings each month from Seattle to south
eastern and southwestern Alaska.
The business is increasing and the
next step contemplated is to have one
ship leave San Francisco for Alaska
each week.”
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are sure of the Genuine when you
specify “Peteluma's.”—O'NIELL &
SLATER COMPANY.
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IILUM & CO.
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at Kinney's.
Today's news In today's Daily Times
Advertising Pays—In the Times.
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ELECT NEW
At a special meeting of the Wo
men's Society of Church Workers,
held this afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. A. J. Adams, officers were elec
ted for the ensuing term. The offi
cers chosen were: President, Mrs
Capers; Vice-President, Mrs. H. U
Bollinger; Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs
'Wain. The meeting was called
especially for the election of officers,
and no further business was trans
acted.
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OHIS ill SERVE
THIRTEEN DAYS
An impression seems to have gained
ground about town that Verna Ohis,
who was convicted of cruelty to ani
mals yesterday and fined $25 and
costs, totalling nearly $100, will have
to spend 50 days in jail in default of
payment of fine and costs. As a mat
ter of fact Ohis, if he fails to pay, will
serve 13 days, or at the rate of one
day for each $2 of fine. He does not
have to serve time for the costs.
Our canned fruits and vegetables,
as well os our Peteluma Eggs, are al
ways the Best. Our prices are al
ways the lowest. O’NEILL & SLATER
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gestion to put in your “Jimmy Pipe” and smoke.
COME ACROSS!
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Cordova. Carve your name in the Hall of Fame.
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