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KAISER BESTOWS IRON CROSS ON
LONDON, Feb. 4—The Kaiser visited Wilhelmslmven yes
terday and inspected the German warships gathered there.
The kaiser also personally visited the submarine boat IT-21 and
bestowed the iron cross upon the members of the crew.
DISPUTE OVER I
ES
EST
D. M. Lynch was arrested this morn
ing on a warrant sworn out by John I
Rawson, charging him with malicious
destruction of property. The case
arises out of the fact that Lynch was
Engaged in tearing down a cabin on,
U street near the corner of Fourth,
V-'lose to the school house. Both men 1
ftlalm title to the building, and the
matter will be threshed out in the
fcommissioner’s court this evening at
7 o’clock.
CELEBRATES HIS THIRD
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY
Charles, the young son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Wilcox, entertained sev
sral of his young friends this after
noon, the occasion being the third an
niversary of his birth. Those present
vere Miss Mary Scott, Miss Patrica
Scheffler, Miss Naomi Robinson, Miss
lean McBride, and Masters Kenneth
dac Cormac, Donald MacCormac,
<arl Rosswog, George Dooley John
>Vilcox and Charlos Wilcox.
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Big Show and Dance Feb. 6th.
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The best meals in town served at
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They Do Say
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That a "blue ticket” would be a body
blow to the contraband functions of
the undesirables.
That the “busiest bees” In the town
are those who are always endeavor
ing to foment strife.
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That for some reason or other Cor
dova tangolsts are not giving their
usual number of dances.
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That A. E. Grisby, of Valdez, is
teaching some our solo players how
the game should be played.
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That numerous caucuses are being
held and many of them have no bear
ing on the municipal election.
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That Cordova has the most credit
able mineral exhibit from Alaska at
the San Francisco exposition.
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That Cupid does not nppear to be
working overtime these days, much
to the chagrin of Mrs. Grundy.
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That it is high time there was a
house-cleaning of the many undesir
ables that at present infest the town.
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That "mum” pool is getting to be
•quite popular, and Capt. Lathrop is
credited with being the star player.
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That Fred Glassbrenner says he is
willing to patronize a jitney buss,
sooner than mnke the homeward
climb.
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That the Eagles are planning to
give you the time of your life on
their anniversary—next Saturday
night.
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That Judge Bunnell is the most
popular man in the Fourth division,
as practically all of Its residents are
seeking federal jobs.
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That it will soon be time to start to
formulate plans for completing the
work on the ball park and organizing
a team for next season.
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That the volunteer fire department
have a surprise in store for our amuse
ment-loving people, which will be
staged later in the month.
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That every cloud has a silver lin
ing and that $2,000,000 appropriation
for Alaska railroads may mean more
than appears on the surface.
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That Keith McCullough has one ad
vantage over a number of our sin
gle young men inasmuch as he can
make most of his own furniture.
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That the many pleasant social af
fairs heretofore given by the Cupid
Club nre not being held as often as
they should be, according to some of
the members.
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That with copper selling at fourteen
cents a pound cash on the open mar
ket the shipments of that metal from
the Copper River valley will no doubt
be materially Increased.
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That the newly converted democrats
In Cordova are the most persistent
ones In seeking federal offices, or in
giving advice ns to who la really en
titled to the appointments.
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That Cordovans will be glad to know
our townsman. George C. Hazelet, Is
representing us at the convention of
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States, which convened at Washing
ton today.
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That many who hnd contemplated
"taking In” the Panama-Pacific Expo
sition are waiting for the Alaska En
gineering Commission to make Its re
port before Joining the “All Aboard for
‘Frisco’" steamer.
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That, all this talk about Cordova be
ing "on the eve of the greatest i>olit
Ical struggle since its exlstance” Is
mostly the vaporings of a few self
constituted bosses who are seeking a
little cheap notoriety.
That the members of the Ski Club
might as well live In Florida, instead
of Cordova, so far as deriving any
plaesure this winter from the exhll
erating out-door sport for which the
organization was formed.
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That the Fairbanks News-Miner has
started a Belgian flour fund, and the
first day the list was open twenty-five
T—..
barrels were contributed, and that
paper predicts that a carload will be
sent from there to a famished people.
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That those who saw the ‘‘movie" at
the Kmpress the other night, showing
the big and little sneezers In conven
tion, believe Cordova hns at least one
^person who is eligible to be past-mas
ter of that band of "has beens,” when
it comes to the sneezing net.
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That Dr. Holmes, director of the
nureau of Mines, tells of the heroic
rescue of many entombed miners, in
his annual report, but ns coal
is not mined here, Alaskans are not
among the list of unfortunates, and
this may be something to be thankful
for.
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FIRE CHIEF MAKES
INSPECTION OF FLUES
Tnklng advantage of the "beautiful"
weather Fire Chief Beyers was about
loday examining the numerous chim
neys and interior stove pipes to se
that they were in conformity with the
rules and regulations of the city for
the prevention of fires. Climbing
over the tops of the buildings today
tnust have been exhileratlng work,
and shows n devotion to duty that is
(commedahle.
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C. N. Anderson, a mining expert
from Portland, who is here In the in
Iterest of the Alaska Consolidated Cop
per company, whose properties air
Inear Strelna, left on the train this
morning for the interior.
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Help build the Hall Feb.Gth.
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One eyed men half price Feb. Gth.
TRAIN FOR CHITINA
OUT THIS MORNING
The local train left for Chltlna this
morning at 8 o'clock with a number
of passengers, several of whom were
enroute to Fairbanks, and consider
able mail nnd freight.
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FIREMEN TO MEET
THI8 EVENING
The regular meeting of Cordova
f.'olunteer Fire Department will be
held in the city hall at 8 o'clock this
pvening. All members are requested
to Ire present ns business of import
ance will he transacted.
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LONG DELAYED WINTER
WEATHER ARRIVED TODAY
Today was the first real evidence
we have had of winter weather. This
morning it started to snow and blow,
but cleared up about noon, only to
begin snowing in earnest this after
noon. The ground Is now well cov
ered with a mantle of white, but how
Jong it, will remain so is problematical.
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LADIES WILL GIVE
ICE CREAM SOCIAL
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Ladles' Society of Church
M'orkers was held yesterday afternoon
lit the home of Mrs. McBride. Three
new members were enrolled. It was
decided to hold an Ice Cream Social
on February 22, afternoon and even
ing. Notice of where the social will
be held will be given later.
MBS. WALN, Secretary.
Miss Elmira Wheeler, who came
over from Seward on one of the Iasi
H>oats, was a passenger on today's
train bound for Fort Gibbon.
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