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A baby girl arrived at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. M. Swanson this morn
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hooker of;
Juneau are spending a few days in;
town.
J. E. Howard and wife of Little!
Rock, Ark., were Cordova arrivals on !
yesterday’s boat.
Charles Cerney has purchased a half
interest in The Club barber shop from'
William Urquhart.
J. F. Crane, secretary of the North
Midas Company, returned op last
night’s train from Strelna.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bates of Chitina
arrived in Cordova last night and will
leave on the Alameda on a trip to the
States.
Mrs. Tobias Perry arrived on the j
Alameda yesterday to look after the 1
remains of her husband, who died here
■while on his way to Iditarod.
Dr. W. H. Chase won Saturday
night’s billiard game from Chester
Mellison in the tournament at the
Horseshoe, the score beiing 96 to 73.
Bill Hart in “Selfish Yates,” Picto- j
graph, Cartoon and the comedy, “His j
Busy Day,” will be the big show at
the Empress theater this evening at 8
sharp.
G. K. Betts, vice president of the
Bank of Alaska, who spent the past
two months with his family in Seattle,
returned to Cordova on yesterday’s
steamer.
Mrs. A. H. McDonald, wife of the
Alaska Steamship Company represen
tative at Seward, visited with Cordova
friends yesterday on her return home
from the States.
Dr. E. L. Anderson and wife, who
recently arrived from the States, re
turned last night from a visit at Ken
necott and left on the Alameda for Da
louche, where the doctor will be in
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charge of the hospital for the Kenne
cott Copper Corporation.
Mrs. A. Byron of Nenana is an ar
rival in town.
Dressmaking of all kinds given
prompt attention. Mrs. Charles Cer
ney, Carsten building, rear Northern
drug store. 26-tf
Captain Alexander Allan has re
turned from a trip to the States, and
left this morning for the Interior on
a fur-buying expedition.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Anderson of Se
attle arrived on* the Alameda yester
day. Mr. Anderson is to be the local
representative of the Alaska Sea Food
Company.
Colonel H. E. Warren, wife and
daughter were passengers aboard the
Alameda who visited with Cordova
friends. They are returning to Sewr
ard from a trip to Seattle.
Mrs. V. J. Dwyer, who spent the
holiday season with friends and rela
tives in the States, returned to Cor
dova yesterday and left on this morn
ing’s train for her home at Strelna.
William James, the discoverer of
the Shushanna, accompanied by his
wife, returned on yesterday’s boat
from a trip Outside, and will leave on
the next train for his Interior home.
In the pool tournament at The Club I
last night I. D. Bogart won two games
from E. M. Ferguson, the latter play
ing 125 points to his opponent's 100.
The scores were 100 to 93 and 100 to
110.
The steamship Alameda arrived in
port at 8 o’clock yesterday morning
with thirty-eight passengers for Cor
dova, as follows:
Mrs. V. J. Dwyer, G. K. Betts, Mrs.
T. Perry, A. Anderson, R. Anderson,
E. Bryan and wife, Oscar Carlson, C.
Erickson, J. Erickson, O. W. Ander
son and wife, J. I. Howard and wife,
A. Allan, C. Miheky, W£’E. James and
wife, Victor E. Maneglia, T.fCarlson,
H. W. McFadden, E. Johanson, R.
Williams, A. Dore, J. Burns, Dan
Baker, C. E. Hooker and wife, A. An
derson, and nine steerage.
Tonight’s the night of the calico hop
and Eagle hall is the place. Don’t
miss it.
Fresh Ever-Ready Flashlight Bat
teries. all sizes. Blum-O’Neill Co. 3-tf
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JUDGE BROWN
HAS RESIGNED,
IT IS REPORTED
A dispatch from Valdez says:
“The application of Anthony J. Di
mond for appointment as district judge
in the Third judicial division of Alaska
has been forwarded to the department
of justice,Jt is learned here. Federal
Judge F. M. Brown, incumbent, has
tendered his resignation, due to con
tinued ill health, which incapacitates
him for the strenuous work on the
bench. He is now in California, hav
ing been absent on leave for a year.
“Mr. Dimond is a law partner of
Thomas J. Donahoe, Democratic na
tional committeeman for Alaska. He
is an old-timer in the Valdez country,
and for years engaged ir. prospecting
and mining. An accident to a limb in
capacitated him for the rough work of
the hills, and he entered the law of
fice of Ostrander & Donahoe. With
the death of Judge Ostrander some
years ago he became a member of
the firm.
“His appointment will give general
satisfaction in this district, and he is
a man of fine ability and of irreproach
able character.
“While people of the district regret
the enforced resignation of Judge
Brown, who is held in the highest
esteem, they bow to the inevitable.
WOMAN CHARGES
FOUL PLAY IN
MAN’S DEATH
SEATTLE, Jan. 26 (by Associated
Press).—The police are investigating
the death here on November 9 of
Charles T. Skoyen, a chauffeur, who
died from gas poisoning, accidentally
caused by a stove, according to the
verdict of a coroner’s jury. Diamonds
worth $10,000 which were in his pos
session are missing, according to Mrs.
L. J. Day, who charges foul play.
POLITICAL PALAVER —
OF INTEREST TO ALL
REPUBLICAN VOTERS
The membership of the Cordova Re
publican Club is daily increasing, and
it is believed that when the next
meeting is held there will be more
than two hundred members enrolled.
Friends throughout the territory are
urging J. C. McBride of Juneau to an
nounce himself as a candidate for Re
publican national committeeman from
Alaska.
Milo Kelly of Anchorage, formerly
a resident of Cordova, and who was a
member of the First Alaska legisla
ture, has withdrawn as a candidate
for Republican national committeeman
from Alaska.
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John J. Beegle, Ketchikan cannery
man, will be among the Alaska aspi
rants at the April primary for dele- |
gate to the Republican national con
vention.
Daniel Sutherland, senator from the
Fourth division, has filed as a Repub
lican candidate for delegate to con
gress from Alaska, in the primary elec
tion to be held next April. Sutherland
is now in the Tolovana country, and
the last mail from that camp brought
the official notice of filing.
ENGLISH POUND AND
GERMAN MARK HAVE
REACHED LOW EBB
NEW YORK, Jan. 26 (by Associated
Press).—The English pound was quot
ed today at $3.59, a new low mark.
The German mark was quoted at 1.1 !
cents. Before the war the mark was
worth 23 cents. *
SEATTLE, Jan. 26 (by Associated
Press).—Seattle’s club of the Pacific
Coast Baseball League has contracted
to play four practice games with the
Chicago Cubs at Hanford, Cal., and
vicinity, March 24, 25, 26 and 27, it is
announced by President William Klep
per.
Everybody is invited to attend the
calico hop at Eagle hall tonight.
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Stands the House of Sweets.
Bring yourself and friends
along,
Choose yourself some seats.
Gaze upon the menu—
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