The Empress
TONIGHT AT 8:00 SHARP
BURTON HOLMES TRAVELS
Viola Dana in the Five Act Drama
“THREADS OF FATE”
THOSE IN THE PLAY
Dorothea “The Gift of God”.VIOLA DANA
Jim Gregory, the Wanderer,.Robert Whittier
Tom Wentworth, . Augustus Phillips
Dr. Grant Hunter . Richard Tucker
Marquis Giovanni del Carnavacchi .Fred Jones
Sarah Wentworth . Helen Strickland
Marcella . Nellie Grant
Comedy—“Oh! for a Man”
Cartoon Comedy—Happy Hooligan
Mrs. Nina Nichols at Piano Regular Admission
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LOCAL DOINGS
Nifty plate glass cigar cases have
been installed at the Alaskan hotel.
Geo. C. Hazelet returned today on
I the launch Waif, from a business
trip to Katalla.
Father Van der Pol came over
from Valdez on the steamer Alaska
ka this afternoon.
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P. L. Simplon arrived in town this
morning from Port Wells to secure
some men for the saw mill there.
The steamer Alaska arrived in
port at 3 o’clock this afternoon and
will sail for Seattle early tomorrow
morning.
The work of excavating the foun
dation for the new addition to the
? Horseshoe building and Eagle hall is
now under way.
Attractive posters are being dis
played about town, advertising the
Red Cross war fund drive, which com
mences next Monday.
Magnus Johnson, Jens H. Nelson
and Svend Vigo Holm are requested
to immediately report to the local
exemption board.
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Mrs. J. B. Kelly has sufficiently re
covered from her recent operation,
that she has returned home from the
Cordova General Hospital.
The steamer Admiral Watson,
which sailed direct fot Bristol bay,
will not put in here on her south
bound trip, as originally intended.
Geo. ,A. Mosser has resigned his
position as night clerk at the Wind
sor hotel and is now in charge of the
Carlisle Packing Company’s mixer.
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In the commissioner’s court, this j||
morning, George Mihovilich was sen- ==,
tenced to serve three months in the jj
federal jail on the charge of having jj
broken the bone-dry law.
At the Empress theatre tor.ight §|
the main attraction will be a Metro 11
Production, “The Threads of Fate,” g
with Viola Dana in the leading role, p
Comedy films also will be shown.
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Herman Gentsch, one of Anchor- jjj
age’s representative young business p
men circled among Cordova friends jjj
this afternoon. He is a passenger p
aboard the Alaska en route to the (
States. (-■ vW\. §
O. E. Laml^rt has sold his two |]
homes on Second street, William gg
Crocker having purchased the one oc- jj
cupied by V. P. Nichols and family jj
and Charles Matthews the concrete g
building occupied by Capt. Murray jjj
and family.
The Cordova Mill & Lumber Com- jjj
pany expects the machinery on the jjj
next boat for its ,.new box factory, g
which will have a capacity of 12,000 ij
to 15,000 feet a day and be ii) charge jj
of J. C. Cook. Robert Anderson has Jj
accepted a position at the mill as jjj
planer. jp
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HONOLULU, May 13.—Major Har
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United States army, who started last
week on a 200-mile inter-island flight
by airplane, have been found in
Maunkea forest, where they had been
compelled to land when their fuel
supply became exhausted.
They were without food, and made
their way through the forest to the
coast, where they were found by
some of the two hundred searchers
who had been sent out to locate
them.
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