J.OCAL AND
| PERSONAL
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The steamship Admiral Watson will
sail from Cordova for Seattle on Sat
urday.
L*A. Counts and mother have moved
into an apartment in the Lathrop
building.
Calvin Hazelet is clearing a lot on
Fourth street, upon which he will
place a cottage.
Dancing class at Hegg’s hall tonight.
If you want to learn all the latest
steps from experienced, attendants,
this is your opportunity.
City Assessor H. A. Slater today
entered actively upon his new duties,
and he is making a canvass of the
town, placing valuations upon real and
personal property.
Word was received in yesterday’s
mail to the effect that Mrs. WilkClay
son has left Seattle for Rochester,
Minn., to again undergo treatment at
Mayo Bros.’ institute.
The United States Coast and Geo
detic Survey boat Surveyor, with a
crew of about sixty men, was in port
today. She has been to the westward
and stopped here for a supply of fuel
oil.
Robert Brennan’s version of Rupert
Hughes’ fapious novel, “Empty Pock
ets,” at the Empress theater this
evening. Seven acts of forceful,
snappy and interesting scenes. Also
the educational,"“When Black Is Red.”
The civilian relief department of the
Red Cross has for delivery to Carlos
Spinoza his discharge from the Twen
ty-seventh company, Seventh battal
ion, 166th depot brigade. His serial
number is 5202726. He may receive
the papers by calling on Caleb Corser
or Roy DeLeo at the Copper River &
* Northwestern railway office and iden
tifying himself.
NOTICE TO EAGLES
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A regular meeting of Cordova Aerie,
F. O. E., will be held on Wednesday
night. Business of importance.
JOHN N. STEFFGEN, W. M. j
REUTER ARRESTED ON
CHARGE OF LARCENY
Earl Reuter was arraigned this aft
ernoon' before United States Commis
sioner Noaks, charged w.ith having
feloniously robbed the rooming house
conducted by Louise Dejonghe, on
July 26 last. He entered a plea of
not guilty, and the preliminary hear
ing was postponed until he had an
opportunity of securing counsel. '
A gold watch valued at $50, nugget
fob, gold brooch and other jewelry
aggregating in value $105 was found
concealed in his cabfn, [which the
complaining witness identified as her
property, and the arrest followed.
Reuter claims that the articles men
tioned were secured by him as*secur*
ity for a loan he made to a party.
Attorney F. H. Foster has been in
consultation with the defendant, and
will likely represent him at the hear
ing.
IS OPPOSED TO
INTERFERENCE
IN RUSSIA
LONDON, Oct. 22 (by Associated
Press).—Herbert Asquith, the former
premier, addressing a Liberal meeting
here last night, protested against Brit
ish interference in Russia and ap
pealed for a drastic reduction in arma
ment as proof of good faith in the
League of Nations.
ENGLAND IN MIDST OF
PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN
LONDON," Oct. 22 (by Associated
Press).—The prohibition campaign is
actively proceeding in this country,
distinguished politicians and clergy
participating.
POSSE KILLS NEGRO
WHO MURDERED GIRL
MARIANNA. Ark., Oct. 22 (by As
sociated Press).—Alexander Wilson, a
negro, was shot and killed by a posse
of citizens after he had killed
wealthy white girl.
BIG RED CROSS
DRIVE STARTS
IN NOVEMBER
The board of managers of Cordova
Chapter, American Red Cross, met
last night and formulated plans for
the annual Red Cross roll call—Nov.
2 to Armistice day, the 11th—when
all will be given an opportunity to re
new their membership in this worthy
organization. It is a membership en
rollment at one dollar only, and not a
fund campaign.
The supplies for this drive already
have been received and will be deliv
ered to the workers upon appication
to Mrs. W. W. Council. All member
ship fees are returnable to the secre
tary, John Muller, at the First Bank
of Cordova. The campaign is to be a
vigorous one, in the hope that every
resident of Cordova will be enrolled
as a member.
In order to insure the success of the
third Red Cross roll call the town has
been divided into districts, and active
workers appointed for each district,
as follows:
Ocean dock and small boats—W. E.
Brown and Judge Hayes.
Thirtean-acre Tract—Mrs. J. E. Cur
lier and Miss Hilda Johnson.
Block 1, between C and D, west—
W. L. Smith and H. B. Wolking.
Block 8, between C and D, .east—
Fred Tracy and Fred Haef.
Block 2, between B and C, west—
Mrs. J. L. Galen, Mrs. Boyce, L. A.
Counts and Paul Bloedhorn.
Block 7, between B and C, east—
Walter Gaffney and Tom Cloninger.
Block 7, between B and C, south
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half -J. B’. Sapiro and K. E. Holden.
Block 3. to city limits, west—John
B. Miller, D. T. Phillips and John Goto. |
Block 6 to cit/ limits, east—George j
Dooley, D. H. Sexton and F. A. Jones.
Block 9, between C and D. east to
city limits—Mrs. C. S. Bratton and
Mrs. Dyson.
Second street, between B and C—
Mrs. W. W. Council.
Third street, between B and C, east ■
to city limits—Mrs. E. P. Ziegler and
Mrs. F. H. Foster.
Sec.ond street, from A to B, east—
Link Wain, Mrs. Clifford Phillips and
Mrs. Shoemaker.
Second street, to city limits —Mrs. j
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Baiitley Howard.
Railroad row and offices-Mrs. A.
N. Field and Mrs. J. B. Carlisle.
Oldtown—Mrs. Lou Smith, Mrs. C.
E. Nichols and Mrs. Charles Ristine.
Beach way—Mrs! Warner and Mrs.
Nels Anderson.
Oldtown, west of railroad—Charles
Ecklund.
City dock and small boats—Elmer j
Games and Captain Harry Moore.
Radio stations—Mrs. Fanning and
Mrs. Orton.
Railway line—Patrick Tamany.
Logging camps—H. I. O'Neill.
Katalla—Mrs. Chas. L. Willoughby.
WESTERN GOVERNORS !
TO MEET AND RATIFY
SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 22 (by Asso- j
ciated Press).—Governor Stephens j
has wired asking the governors of j
seven western states to join him in j
calling special sessions of the legisla- j
tures to ratify the suffrage amend- j
ment.
WILL ISSUE MAGAZINES,
DECLARE PUBLISHERS
NEW YORK, Oct. 22 fby Associated
Press).—The publishers of one hun
dred and fifty periodicals and trade
papers announced yesterday that they
would resume publication at once, here
or elsewhere.
The publications were suspended
several weeks ago because of labor
troubles.
MAILING OF BOMBS TO
BE CAPITAL OFFENSE
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22 (by Associ
ated Press).—The bill introduced by
Senator King of Utah, making the de
posit of bombs in the mail a capital
offense, has been favorably reported
to the senate.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22 (by Associ- j
ated Press).—Secretary of the Navy
Daniels may relieve 3,000,000 pounds j
of the navy’s 9,000,000 pounds of re- J
serve sugar, in order to relieve the '
public shortage. * I
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