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Frank Saunders and wife returned
today from a trip to Katalla.
Charles Rogers has moved into his
apartment in the Bothrop building.
Dancing class at Hegg’s hall tonight.
All members are expected to be jp'es
ent.
J. F. R. Appleby, who conducts a fox
ranch on Peak island, is in town for a
few days.
James McIntosh and N. E., Hickory
of Fairbanks are here on their way
to the States.
The admission to the Hallowe'en
masquerade ball Friday night will be
75 cents per person, and no war tax.
George Scott and wife, who have
been on the north end of the railway,
are back in Cordova for the winter.
E. A. Graham of the Alaska Sea
Food Company is returning to Cor
dova on the steamship Northwestern.
The launch Pioneer brought over a
cargo of gasoline this morning from
the plant of the Chilkat Oil Company.
All plans have been perfected for
the Red Cross roll call, which starts
next Sunday and ends Tuesday, No
vember 11.
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Rt. Rev. Bishop Crimont came in
yesterday on the train from Fair
banks, and will leave on the North
western for Valdez.
A number of Halloween parties are
being planned for Friday evening. The
small boy is also figuring on pulling
off a few stunts of his own.
Substantial new foundations have
been placed under the buildings occu
pied by Charles M. Rosswog's store
and Kenny Holden’s pool hall.
Jack Bishop, who has been freight
ing on the government trail, arrived
in town yesterday and will leave for
Chicago, on a visit to his mother.
Captain Ben Durkee and daughter,
Miss Julia, came over from Katalla
this morning, and the latter will enter j
the Cordova hospital to undergo an
operation.
M. McCallum of McCarthy is a town
visitor.
Miss Ruby DeGraff, who has spent
the past few months at Anchorage, has
returned to Cordova.
Messrs. Liijegren and Reitan and
Miss Amanda Liijegren arrived in
town today from their fox ranch on
Naked island, having made the trip in
the L. & W. launch.
„ The Boy Scouts and school ehildren
are doing good work in raising funds
for the Theodore Roosevelt memorial.
If you have not already subscribed
there is still time to*do so.
The members of the committee for
the Red Cross roll call are requested
to report to Mrs. W. W. Council for
supplies, and those who can not act
should at once notify H. A. Slater,
local chairman of the drive.
Judge Fred Brown has been granted
an extension of sixty days to his leave
of absence from the Third division on
account of ill health, which renders
him physically unable to hold court,
and Judge Bunnell will hold terms at
Anchorage, Valdez and Cordova.
■Dr. W. W. Council intends to leave
on the steamship Northwestern for
Rochester, Minn., where he will spend
the winter taking a special course in
surgery at Mayo Bros.’ institute. Dur
ing the absence of Dr. Council the
Cordova hospital will be in charge of
Dr. Swartz, surgeon for the Bering
River Coal Company, who came over
from Katalla on the launch Pioneer
this morning.
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A story of an amjntious little slum
girl who rises to become the wife of
a successful inventor is cleverly por
trayed by Ann Pennington in “Sun
shine Nan,” at the Empress theater
tonight. Of course there were tremen
dous obstacles in the way of this
transformation, such as an enforced
stay in a girls’ reformatory for a
‘crime’ she never committed, and the
fighting of her way up afterwards as
an office girl and stenographer. How
she turned all this to good account
and lent a helping hand to many of
her old friends from the “alley” has
been skillfully depicted by Miss Pen
nington. “She Loved Him Plenty,”
a two-reel Mark Sennett comedy, with
pretty girls, snappy scenes, and bris
tling with action, will also be on the
bill.
Bacon or ham and eggs, 50e, at
Cordova Grill. 29-tf
FARMERSWANT
LAW AND ORDER
ENFORCEMENT
HAGERSTOWN, Md„ Oct. 29 (by
Associated Press).—The Farmers’ Na
tional Congress, with fifteen hundred
delegates, yesterday passed a resolu
tion pledging steadfast support to the
government in the enforcement of law
and order and in combatting radicals.
LONGSHOREMEN WHO
RETURN TO WORK
TO BE PROTECTED
NEW YORK, Oct. 29 «by Associated
Press).—Steamship operating agen
cies yesterday held a conference on
plans for joint action with the com
panies interested in shipping on ac
count of the shipping tie-up due to the
longshoremen’s strike, with the inten
tion of offering protection to strikers
who return to work.
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
IN BRITISH GOVERNMENT
LONDON, Oct. 29 (by Associated
Press).—The house of commons last
night passed a vote of confidence in
the government.
AERIAL FREIGHT LINE
NEW YORK TO HAVANA
NEW YORK, Oct. 29 (by Associated
Press).—Aerial freight service with
Cuba began yesterday, when a sea
plane carrying a cargo of $100,000
worth of fountain pens was dispatched
to Havana*.
TWENTY ENTOMBED IN
BURNING COAL MINE
AMSTERDAM. Ohio, Oct. 29 (by
Associated Press).—Twenty men are
entombed in a coal mine here in which
a fire is raging.
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COAL BARGE IS LOST 1
AND CREW DROWNED
ROCHESTER, N. Y., Oct. 2!) (by As
sociated Press).- The steam barge
Homer Warren, carrying coal to To
ronto, left here during a gale, and it |
is believed she has been lost and her
crew of eight drowned.
Ham or bacon and eggs, 50c, at Cor
dova Grill. 29-tf
Westinghouse Mazda Lamps, all
sizes and plenty of them, at the North
western Hardware Co.
Dr. L. Von Zesch has returned.
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