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END PERSONAL INTEREST
Miss M E. FYies of Fairbanks was
an arrTial in town on today's train
Jack Schultz of McCarthy is spend
ing a couple of days in town.
The freighter Cordova left for the
south this morning.
The steamship Northwestern will
return to Seattle direct from Cordova
via the outside passage.
Mrs. F. A. Jones was a returning
passenger on the Alameda last night
from a several months' visit In Cali
fornia.
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Mias Hilda JttljnsoW, ott-ft (Of our lo
cal school teachers*, la a passengef
aboard the Alameda, and will go t<)
THE CORDQVj
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Anqhortge toviwrt ffloods he ft re re
sUftilfiR fiei pdfc'ltion here’In t^e fall.
ATr end ATiT M S. AVI! son,~d au^dc
ter Kdith . nd son George, rettmied
last night Iron) an extended trip to!
the States.
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U L. Sweeney has returned front a
trip to the States, and will leave on
the next train for Kennecott, where
lit* is employed.
Neal Hawley, a college chum of (Cal
vin Hazelet's, is In town, and will
leave on Thursday for Kennecott to
accept a position.
Otto Strom, a barber from McCar
thy, was found insane by a jury in
United States Commissioner .Media’s
eoort thlq morning. . ... j
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MaleoLm Brock left this 4ttornrjon
for yalftec tq. attend n race (fug of tie
board of directors of the First Ikifik
of yaldez.
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r^Urkod trOtti'IbJ bferjoijwtttfe he
IkyqMlg^tkti cjf tkelj^PIHT
VfropenW W lire V%tTfliil-Ruhl/ulan>
pawfliopiiinn
fci vH 'irtifiTsufi ail .1 f»t Jl .a w t on |
were among the Fairbanksans who j
arrived in Cordova on this afternoon'* I
train,
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J. M. S. Nelson, manager of the
Chttinu Cash store, who aeoompanied
the Cordovans lo Valdeh, returned
home from the latter place with Hobby
Sheldon In one of hi* autos.
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T)r. W. W. (Vnmrll and "lorn <’och-j
ratio remained at Valdez and "ill
make a trip to Latouchc and other
Sound ports in their speed boat be-|
fore rnturnlrm horn**.
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I’ .1 Burns, secretary of thfe Mother i
Lode Minos Company, came down
from McCarthy today, accompanied)
by his son. He Is on his way to the
Stntee tci enlist in the nrnry. ' f
Mount McKinley Lodge No.' 1 SB, A,)
K. * A- A M . I*> in re. Mpt of a tioktal j
card from out former townsman, f'.ipt)
R 1. Tat ton. 3f3 Field Surgical hat-1
tellim, Hnnmtncing hi* safe arrival*
overseas.
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Phil Truekey is freight clerk on
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one of the Alaska Steamship Cow
panv’s vessels, and upon the .return >
of that vessel from the westward will'
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resume his former clerical position at
the Ocean dock.
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A steamship will leave for the west )
ward at 5 o’clock with the following:
passengers trim; Cordova; Al. Brvek,
Sam Ankney, for Valdez; J. U. Hol
lenbeck, F. K. Ball. Fort Li*cum; 0.:
\V Root and wife, Seward
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Burton Holmes’ Travelogue ' >
% 'A Tid ifre’Tale uf I'wy Scottisli (Jities
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By Special l^ipuivst --J&ig Red Cross Military Parade in Seattle
-w— ^dmipign:. Adults 30, Children 10c..
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"!**' WEAR-EVER '
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| Wearever is light in weight, lasts longer, heats quicker, |
saves time, fuel and strength. They are indespensable
for canning and preserving. We have a complete |
assortment for restaurant and household use. ,
SPECIAL —--SPECIAL |
“Princess” Cups and Saucers in four beautiful patterns. {!
$2.50 -Set of Six! $2.50
Wonderfully clear, perfectly glazed and artfetfeally 1
decorated. Imported f^om Nippon, Japan. *ru>J
I ’ he O’NE MfCtfef I
L Harrier— fe-l
When You
Buy Fruit
Look for this Trademark
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| DiscriminaUnff housewives s^/ve
on\f fillet’s - Quality ^rujfa|. in /
their home,®. 1 hey a rethe ch«-*>e*,i
of sunny California's tree ripened
fruits, packed with scientific and
i clean methoc||^rj4 ff £)f
fresh as wf»en picaea, <*very &ij
in the year. j
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We carry a full line of
Hunt s Quality California
Fruits !
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icr hits accepted fl' position Its loc al
ititrlon aprent for (he i'uppP^ Kiier
railway.
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Our former townsman, Jm i'.
rhompson, has embarked In life* hotel
business in San Francisco, shaving
purchased a hall interest In tile Hale
Talkie hotel, V4e- Hills street His
partner is II. Dale, and Cordovans who
go to San Francisco will tlml a wc l
gome at this hotel.
An excellent program will be staged
for the lust time at the Km press this
evening. It Includes Harold Lock
wood, everybody's favorite, in "I’ara
iise Garden"; Burton Holmes' Travels
n Scotland, and, by special request,
he big lied Cross military parade in
Seattle. New pictures tomorrow.
Three men employed b> the Canoe
Pass Packing Company were scri
Htt.ly injured bv an explosion ol ga
lline while their bout was lying in
:he bay near Kllamar on Saturday,
liiey were taken to Valdes (of treat
pent One of the men was so badly
burned that his condition is serious.
Gpmmamlsr Gillis of the Home
f1uur<ls‘ requests (hat there bo a full
lUmidance of the ineinbefs of that
irgsniratibn at Logies’ hall tonight.
>s uiatterh of vital importance fill be
iVhkfaerefl Ho Also has received word
;hat the rifles and equipment hre on
[he way and will he here in a fouple
if weeks. , |
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The members ;qf the Fourteenth in
fantry, United States army, wljo are
atntM g ogl'd diMjf j at Sj»n*tov* and
*h)i>d the' Ct'uHtl 'Hi\ or falwaj, will
return this week to Fort Biscuit, pre
paratory to leaving soon for the-fUates
here
will be filled by soldiers from the fort
who are Dot qualified for overseas
lervica.
A very quiet wedding wan performed
at Valdez on uni.vj, Vn*i»4«4
Hoy Haddvft. 1H1J! Mr? I.ATt' rfoYkTliK**
were ma '•r marr trmj . wife: "TUB cere I
ninny was perfyrmeci in the pyespupp,
of only it few frlefitfs. Mr I!ai!ff* n I,,
a private In (‘nmpatty' O, Fourteenth ^
infantry. The bride returned venter i
day to Cordova, and tile young euppbwj
Ktnrt out in. life with the best wishes |
ol their many frfends.
Last night at 0 o'clock the steam
ship Alameda arrived from Seattle
and sailed for the westward at noon t
today She had a cpiantity ot freight j
and the following passengers for Cor-j
dova; M. S. Wilson and wife, H.
Wilson, Kdith Wilson, Mrs. F. A |
Jones. Neal Hawley, P Keaton. IV ;
1„ Keaton, Mm O K KaMotte, Pierre
KaMotte. J Christianson, C Me-1
Kn'ght. It. K. SweenCy, M. K. Smith.
A J Uavis, Seth Sandberg, W. K.
Sandberg and W. K. Stevenson.
The meteor that was seen over Daw
eon, V T„ passed over McCarthy,
shortly after 12 o'clock. It was an
unusually bright and splendid meteor.1
with a very powerful green and red
light it was like a bright moonshine
the moment its sparkling tire-globe
and long "tail" passed at an unusually
low altitude. Someone thought it
was a shell from one of the Herman
long-range guns! Hut another one in
sisted that it was a spark from one
of Fncle Sam's hand grenades at the
western front.
SUB ATTACKS ND LONGER ■
MENACE ALLIED SHIPPING
PARIS. July 30.—'The growing in-,
effectiveness of the submarine war
fare "fs Indicated by official figures!
just published by the French govern !
meat relating to the French traffic In
the Jlcditerranvari \ , , i J
Acofirding to these firfureV, not fewer'
than 2.000 vessels, chit-tty merchant- (
ment, with a total tonnage of JJ.500.-j
1)00 crossed the Medlttjrrn^M l'*j
tween l-Vbrtfntj. $i titlil V\pTj| 1, jnderj
escort. The average number of ships
coming to or departing from France
hriii £inoq51|
The submarine attacks nevertheless
had so diminished jtofawufc* °v‘rl
one In four resulted In damage to
the ships, wnd one ntrt- of ererr ton
attacks was entirely fruitless. The
result has been that the water traf
fic has steadily Increased.
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TURKISH AMBASSADOR TO
WE DIES IN BERLIN
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AMijTKKPAM. July 3d Hakky
T’Wiik. Turkish ambassador to (ler
AiOits db'il iu Berlin yesterday after
iBotari Illness.
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ji FISH QUOTATIONS
8KAT*ff*K. July 30.-- Brices for fish
iff noon today were as follows; Hali
but, )4e; Rabletish, f.\c; ling and red
cod, -ic; .pickled herring, $1.15 per 10
lb. box; pickled sablellsh, Id per
Ip. lb box.
KKTt’IlIKW July ;n. Yester
days prices Halibut, firsts. IIV.'C;
seconds. U>•_.<•; sable, 4c; red rock. 3c.
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DANCE TONIGHT
The soldiers of Cordova and the
Copper Hiver valley will give a fare
well dance to the people of Cordova
at lira's hall tonight at in o’clock
sharp.
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The ‘‘anglers’’ say "we have the
right kind of tackle to get the big
ones.'* lJetter outfit from the North
w estei n Hard w are (o
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Have you looked o\er our stock of
Congolcum rugs ? The North w estern
Hardware store.
JUST RECEIVED
A Lagre Shipment of
LIVE
CHICKENS
Excellent Fryers
a. FRESH EGGS
w " FOR SALE
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