The Empress
TONIGHT AT 8:00 SHARP
LAST TIME TONIGHT
Your Favorite
DOUG. FAIRBANKS
In the Five-Act Comedy Drama
“IN AGAIN OUT-AGAIN”
The Hit of the Season
HEARST-PATHE NEWS AND CARTOON COMEDY
Mrs. Nina Nichols at Piano Regular Admission
The Trail of the Dressmaker
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LOCAL DOINGS
Henry Sussendorf of Valdez greeted
local friends last night on his way to
Juneau.
J. F. Davidson, traveling freight
land passenger agent for the Alaska
Steamship Company, was in town to
day.
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William Rothwell and family of An
chorage arrived in town on the North
western and will remain here for the
summer.
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DeLin Fames came over from La
touche, where he is working, to un
dergo his medical examination as a
registrant.
The Larsen Bay cannery station,
owned and controlled by the Alaska
Packers’ Association, opened for the
season on April 26.
Arthur Thompson wires the nresi- j
dent of the Cordova Republican Club ,
that Henry A. Slater Will poll a large ’
vote for the legislature at Anchorage.
M. J. Conroy returned on yester- j
day’s train from McCarthy, having de- ;
cided to decline the appointment of
United States commissioner at that j
place.
Captain A. E. Lathrop and Contrac
tor George Pervus left today lor Se
attle, where they will assemble th<
material for the new reinforced con
crete Empress theater building which
Captain Lathrop will build here this
summer.
Miss Elsie Ware, principal of the
Kennecott schools, which have closed
for the summer vacation, left on to
day’s steamer forher home at Cash
mere, Wash.
The cannery station operated by j
Libby. McNeil & Libby, at Yakatut, ?.
Alaska, opened for the season on April
21, according to a telegram received
from Valdez yesterday.
The grand jurors and witnesses'
subpoenaed to appear at Valdez do j
not need to leave here until the steam-1
ship Alaska, which is due here May 6,11
departs for the westward.
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Bob Warren, an old-timer from the
Interior, circled among Cordova
friends today on his way to SeattU
to visit his brother. Chief of Police
Joe Warren.
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Mrs. Hattie Higgin of Seattle, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. j
Eugene Price, at Mile 7, returned to
her home today on the steamship
Northwestern.
Tom Patterson, who went to Fort
Liscum to enlist in the Twenty-sev
enth engineers, failed to pass the
physical examination, but left today,
for Canada, where he feels confident
he will be able to get into the service.
Frank Chambers, James North. Tom i
Kent and Walter McDowell of Cordova 1
enlisted at Fort Liscum in the Twen-||
ty-seventh mining engineers regiment j
and left on the Northwestern for
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Camp Meade, at Annapolis Junction,
Maryland.
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Charles Jones, editor of the Alaska
Railroad Record, published by the en
gineering commission at Anchorage. ,
was in town today, en route to the
States, having resigned his position,
which is now being filled by Dave
Tewkesbury, a well-known newspaper
man.
Charles E. Johns, deputy internal
revenue collector, was .in town today.
He is returning to the States from r
trip to the westward, and in discuss
ing the political situation at Seward
and Anchorage, stated that the Dem
ocrats are almost unanimously in fa
vor of the renomination of Delegate
Sulzer.
Dr. W. H. Chase is in receipt of an
unusually fine set of caribou horns,
! together with the skull and cape, for
mounting, from C. C. Williams of Oul
kana, to be disposed of for the benefit
o fthe local Red Cross chapter. A
number of other articles have been
donated, and some means will be pro
vided for disposing of same to the
best advantage.
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