TEMPER DEFEAT
SEATTLE, Nov. 12—California and
Washington university glee and man
dolin clubs will hold a joint concert
in this city tomorow evening follow
ing the second conflict of the football
teams of the two universities. Hoot
ers who come from Berkeley and
members of the southern eleven will
be entertained at the concert and at
an informal dance in the gymnasium
afterwards.
The rally in the evening will be
largely for the purpose of wiping out
the bitterness of defeat for one stu
dent body or the other, and will be a
social finale to the year's athletic re
lations.
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• The skating on Eyak lake was good
last night and a large number of
young people availed themsetves ot
the opportunity to indulge in that
healthful outdoor pastime.
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A regular meeting of the Tango
Club will be held at the Windsor
hotel Saturday evening.
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A furnished ana an unfurnished cot
tage, Observation Knoll. Apply to
the Alaska Transfer Co.
STEAMER NORTHWESTERN IS
HOVE TO IN A FOG
The arrival of the steamer North
western is uncertain, as a storm is
raging at sea. Agent Tallent receiv
ed a wireless that the steamer was
hove to in a fog, but did not give her
position. The captain stated that ha
would send word ns soon as he knew
definitely when he would be able to
make port, but up to 5 o’clock this af
ternoon nothing further was nearct
from him.
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The management of the Empress
theatre will have all of the school
children as its gtiests at tonight’s
show, a treat which the little ones
will no doubt enjoy.
PRESIDENT WILL ATTEND
BIG FOOT BALL GAME
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12— President
Wilson announced today that he had
accepted the Invitation to attend the
football game between the Army and
Navy which will tie held in New
York on November 27. Mrs. Galt, the
president's finaneee will probably ac
company Wilson to the game and sit
in the presidential box.
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The youngsters having been en
joying themseh'es coasting on the
side streets, during the past couple ol
days.
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At a meeting of the Chamber of j
i Commerce, held last night, the follow
' ing officers were re-elected for the
! ensuing six months:
President, C.eo. C. Hnzclet; Vice
President, Dr. W. H. Chase; Trens
j urer, H. C. Peldman; Executive Com
I mittee. M. Brock, A. J. Adams. Caleb
I Corser. 11. A. Slater. A. E. Lathrop.)
I H. C. Feldman and Dr. W. H. i
] Chase. The secretary is elected by j
j the Board of Directors.
A communication was read from
Sam Blum in which he stated that he
had tendered the Cordova exhibit at
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the Panama Exposition to the Seattle
Chamber of Commerce, at the close
of the fair, and the secretary of the
local body was instructed to send an
order to the Exposition officials for
the delivery of this exhibit to Seat
tle.
Letters were read from Secretary
; of Interior Lane and the Seattle
[ Chamber of Commerce acknowledg
| Ing the receipt of .copies of the resol
| ution passed by Cordova Shamber en
dorsing a Development Board for
j Alaska, as outlined by Mr. Lane.
An order for $150 was drawn on the j
J treasurer to apply on the Sushanna
: trail deficit.
Attorney Reiter, who recently se-:
: cured control of a copper property at t
Fidilgo Bay, was present and made!
I an interesting talk on matters of in- j
I terest to the Chamber.
Sam Blum was elected to repre- j
sent the Cordova Chamber at a meet
i ing of the Mining and Metallurgical;
j Society of America, in Washington.,
j D. C., on December 16 and also at the
j fourth annual meeting of the Cham-1
j hers of Commerce of the United ;
States to be held at Washington on
; February 8, 9 and 10. !
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EAGLES TI SI 1
GET-TOGETHER |
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There was a very enthuiastic meet- :
ing of the Fraternal Order of Eagles,
held at Eagle Hall Wednesday even-i
ing at which a great many things of f
interest to the welfare of this the
pioneer order of Cordova were dis- •:
cussed.
Cordova Aerie, No. 1826, has mem- I;
bers in all parts of the world and it :j
is remarkable how they all seem to
stick to the Home Lodge. From tne •:
communications received from these •:
members it would appear that they I;
all intended to return to Alaska and :•
Cordova in particular as soon as the j
coal is opened. j:
The Order have secured a location i •:
on First street and a movement ?s! -f
now on foot among the members to |
start things moving in a manner that
the new' hall may be erected in the j:
near future. it
The first movement along this line •:
will be a get together, old-time dinner
to be held at Eagle Hall, Wednesday :•
Evening December 8th to which the ■:
members will invite such of their
friends who are not already members
of the fraternity.
A movement is on foot to arrange :•
for the installation of a class of not !|
less than 100 applicats, and not later j:
than January 1st. :j
The committee in charge of the j:
dinner on December 8th consits of :•
Dr. W. H. Chase. Ed. Hurtle, Bert ji
Slavin, Geo. Dooley and N. J. Black. •:
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|Empress Theatre
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 1915.
THE SUPREME FEATURE COMPANY
Presents
BEASTS OF. THE JUNGLE.
Educational and Instructive
Two Reels
THE DEVINE APPEAL
In Three Acts
By The Famous Players.
Admission 25 Cents First Show Starts at 8 p. m. Sharp
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