PURELY LOCAL
GOSSIP ABOUT
YOUR FRIENDS
Jack Heath and wife will leave for
Ketchikan on the Alameda.
' Link Wain will leave for Seattle on
tonights’ boat on a short business trip.
Band practice at city hall on Tues
day. Let here be a full attendance.
Mrs. Fred Handy and two children
have booked passage on the Alameda
for Seattle.
Will Clayson will go to Skagway on
a business trip on the boat sailing
tonight.
E. T. Stannard returned this morn
ing from Latouche and left on today’s
train for Kennecott.
Mrs. A. Cohen and Miss Ida Dun
ham will be pasengers for Seattle on
the steamer Alameda.
The steamer Northwestern has not
been reported, but is due from Seattle
late tomorrow night or early Wednes
day.
The new restaurant in the Slatei
building will be opened tomorrow
morning by Billy Phlnn and Eddie
O'Brien.
C. Parker Smith has resigned as
commissioner at McCarthy and Judge
Brown has appointed Charles Grabei
to fill the vacancy.
All returned service men and mem
bers of the Cordova Home Guards
are expected to participate in the
Fourth of July parade.
Elwell Thawley, messenger at the
cable office, has gone to Chitina on i
vacation and “Billy” O’Neill is fillinf
the job during his absence.
The steamer Alameda will take
35,000 cases of salmon from here oi
this trip, which is an exceptionally
big shipment this early in the season
Peter Sherman will leave on the
Alameda for Juneau, where he wil
purchase a complete outfit to be usee
in opening a new meat market here
Tomorrow' evening the officers ane
crew of the U. S. S. Saturn will giw
a dance at Eagle hall, complimentar;
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to the people of Cordova. The ship’s
orchestra will furnish the music and
a large attendance is expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson, and
daughters, Misses Madeline and Har
riet, will leave on tonight’s boat for
Seattle, where they will spend the
summer.
The Sahlin Falls Lumber Company
has the foundation built for its new
box and barrel factory at Sheep bay
and will Immediately proceed with the
erection of its buildings.
Dean Officer, Jack Copper and Jack
Crow, of McCarthy, members of the
twenty-seventh engineers , have been
discharged from the service and will
return to Alaska In the fall. The for
mer is now in Eastern Oregon and the
two latter in Seattle.
The committee In charge of the
Fourth of July celebration desires to
secure all the available autos and auto
trucks in town for the parade. Those
willing to donate the use of their ma
chines for this purpose should report
the fact to A. J. MacConnell.
Madge Kennedy, the most popular
farce comedienne on the American
stage and the heroine of many notable
comedy successes, makes her debut
In motion pictures in Margaret
Mayo’s delightful farce, "Baby Mine,’’
which is being shown at the Empress
theatre tonight only at 7:30 and 9:00
o'clock.
The departure of Rev. McMillan
from Seward, even temporarily, is to
be regretted. Rev. McMillan may per
haps locate in Cordova, taking the
parish of Rev. Van der Pol. During
the time Rev. McMillan has been in
Seward, he has made a wide circle of
friends, even outside of his own con
gregation. He is well read and broad
minded and his many friends trust
that he may return to Seward.—Sew
ard Gateway. Father McMillian ar
rived in Cordova this morning and
-vyill remain here for a time, at least.
There was a large attendance at the
annual Children^ Day exercises at the
Presbyterian Sunday school yesterday,
which numbered over ninety. The
1 splendid program was well rendered
and greatly enjoyed by all. The gen
' erous offering of $25.60 is thankfully
, received and shall in the name of
[ Christ, Our Savior go to help othei
( missionary Sunday schools that are
much in need of assistance. Because
of the sad incident of Sunday the Sun
1 day school picnic which was to be helc
s this Wednesday has been postponed
r until the second week in July.
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PARIS PLANS I
BIG TIME ON
JULYFOURTH
PARIS, June 23 (by Associated
Press).—Monster demonstrations are
being planned for July 4, in honor of
America’s anniversary. The municipal
ity is to receive General Pershing and
President Poincaire who will be here
to review the parade of American
soldiers.
ADMIRAL WATSON IS
ON HER WAY NORTH
SEATTLE, June 23 (by Associated
Press).—The steamer Admiral Watson
sailed tlfle morning, with 196 passen
bers. Those booked for Cordova were
Prof. R. H. Chamberlain and Prof. B.
Huberg, scinetists; E. Bowers, A. M.
Bates, Thomas Larson, Allen Shepard
and John A. Anderson .
BRITISH NAVY SINKS
TWO ENEMY WARSHIPS
HELSINGFORS, June 23 (by Asso
ciated Press).—British warships have j
torpedoed and sunk the Bolshevikl
cruiser Slava. A British submarine
sunk the Russian cruiser Oleg.
SALT LAKE ATTORNEY
- LANDS PORTFOLIO JOB
WASHINGTON, June 23 (by Asso
ciated Press).—Attorney General Pal
mer has appointed Frank L. Nebeker,
of Salt Lake, as assistant attorney
general in charge of the public land
division of the department of justice.
FORT BLISS WILL BE^
AN AEROPLANE BASE
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EL PASO, June 23 (by Associated
Press).—It is annuonced Fort Bliss is
to be made an aeroplane base for this
part of the border. Regular air patrols
are being established to guard the
boundary against Mexican Bandit in
vasions. s»-<
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OUTGOING PASSENGERS
ON STEAMER ALAMEDA
The steamer Alameda arrived from
;he westward at 5 o’clock this morning
ind will sail for Seattle at midnight.
Jutgoing passengers booked from here
ire Mrs. B. E. Lee, Fred Anderson and
vife, Madeline and Harriet Anderson,
H. Kuchin, Miss Ida Dunham, C. W.
Beers, Link Wain, Mrs. Fred Handy
ind two children, Mrs. A. Cohen, Rob
3rt Logemann, Ed. Rodee, A. Swan
jon, Mrs. M. Ramsey, Mrs. J. W.
rhirkell, Fred Berg, T. W. Lynch,
William Julian, Mrs. C. Sellburg, Mrs.
John Neys, Seattle; Will Clayson,
Peter Sherman, Oscar Hart, Juneau;
0. H. Robinson, J. Heath and wife,
r. Hanson, Ketchikan.
SAYS STRIKERS FIRED
FIRST SHOTS WINNIPEG
WINNIPEG, June 23 (by Associated
Press).—Martial law is no longer in
sffect, but the federal troops coninue
to patrol certain districts. The mayor,
In a statement issued, claims the strlk
srs fired the first shots in Saturday’s
riot.
Boat dance at Hegg’s hall tonight.
The Empress theatre will be dark
Tuesday night,' on account of the
death of Edgar Rathwell, a member
of the firm having the contract for
the plastering of that building.
Try the Club Billiard Hall for
golden, silver and royal flues. 23-tf
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
FOR RENT—Bachelor rooms. Phono
185. 20-tf
FOR SALE—Good stock of rabbits for
breeding purposes. Apply A. Cohen.
Phone 167- 3 rings. 19-tf
WANTED—A position by a woman as
cook in camp. Room d over North
ern drug store. 17-2t
WANTED—A woman cook for hospital
Call between 4 and 6. 3-tf
FOR SALE—$00 Vlctrola, with ten
records. Price $36, If taken at once.
Bing 188. „ 81-tf
OLD PAPERS—Big bundle 25 cents
■ at Times office.
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