LOCAL AND j
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Frank Gruber left here for Latouche
last night.
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J. B. Stanton returned to Seward
on last night’s boat.
Herman Denmarke of the navy radio
station has gone to Valdez.
Alex Smart and Harry Nelson were
passengers for Valdez on last night’s
boat.
C. T. Beach of the local forest of
fice left last night on a business trip
to Seward.
Perry was the victor in the pool
match with Guio last night, the score
being 100 to 90.
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George Hodnett has returned from a
trip to the States, and left today for
the Katalla oil fields.
The W. C. T. U. will meet on Friday
afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the home!
of Mrs. Walter Downing.
Regular monthly meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce at the North
land Club tomorrow night. j
The steamship Alameda is due here
tomorrow morning at 11 o’clock with
a big list of passengers from Seattle.
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George S. Selk and wife left on the
Evans for Seward, where the former
•will be stationed with the navy wire
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Jess service.
A number of miners left on the
launch Pioneer today for Katalla,
where they will work for the Bering
River Coal Company.
All pioneers are requested to meet
at Eagle hall at 8 o’clock Friday night
for the purpose of organization and
election of officers. Dan T. Greenig.
The steamship Admiral Evans ar
rived in port last night from Seattle
with the following passengers for Cor
dova: G. D. Dillon, C. McLoughlin,
H. J. Legate, Miss Bertha Lewis,
George Hodnett, R. H. Ogburn, H. S.
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Frye, George Elliott, L. A. Kenneer
L. P. Johnson, J. O. Lewis, and three
steerage.
John E. Barrett came down from Me
arthy on today’s train.
O. E. Jones of Mile 89 is spending
a couple of days with Cordova friends
V. J. Dwyer, Strelna’s leading mer
chant, arrived in town on this after
noon’s train.
T. W. Lynch, who is in charge of the
North Midas Copper Company mine
near Strelna, was a town arrival thie
afternoon.
E. P. Harwood, Hub Bollinger and
James Kennedy were among the oil
stampeders to return today from a
trip to Mile 19.
The Alaska Dispatch is authority
for the statement that our townsman,
Dr. W. W. Council, will locate in Se
attle about October 1.
Con Biggs, formerly of Cordova and
Katalla, has lost his home at Hyder
by fire, but is now in Ketchikan pur
chasing material for the construction
of another one.
The Admiral Evans will be here to
morrow night on her south-bound trip,
and will stop at Juneau, Petersburg
and Ketchikan. She goes to the west
ward only as far as Seward on this
trip.
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Agent Counts received a wire from
Captain Mike Jenson this morning, in
forming him that the bay at Valdez
was frozen over from the Cliff mine
to the dock, and the Admiral Evans
was unable to land at Valdez.
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George C. Hazelet has been selected
as a member of two committees—
conservation and waterways and in
sular possessions—of the Republican
national committee. The appointments
were made by Ogden F. Mills, chair
man of the executive committee.
The lighthouse tender Cedar will
leave for the Mare Island navy yard
early next week to be overhauled. It
is believed that the vessel will be in
Southern waters for about six weeks.
She has been operating north of Ketch
ikan and to the westward during the
winter months.
Bert Ogburn, mining engineer for
the Yukon Gold Company at Dawson
is a passenger aboard the Admiral
I Evans. He is on his way to the Idita
rod to superintend the dismantling o1
i the dredge there, which the late To
bias Perry, who died in Cordova re
cently while en route to the Interior,
had intended doing. Mr. Ogburn ex
pects to return to Dawson some time
in July.
For the last time tonight, your op
portunity to see the strong emotional
drama, “Ashes of Hope,” with Belle
Bennett in the title role, also the two
reel Sennett comedy ,“The Little
Widow.” It’s a program that every
one will enjoy, and if you didn’t see
it last night you can not afford to miss
it tonight. Tomorrow “The Pursuit of
Polly” is on. Bewitching Billie Burke
leads them all a merry chase, but a
I “dark horse’ ’wins, and thereby hangs
| the tale.
i In the special dispatch to the Daily
Times a few days ago from Valdez,
giving the list of those who had filed
! for office with the clerk of the court
I in the Third division, the name of E.
! E. Chamberlain appeared as a candi
! date for the lower house of the terri
torial legislature. This was erroneous.
A message received today from the
Valdez Miner gives the information
that Mr. Chamberlain filed for the
office of territorial senator.
There are two candidates for this
office—John Noon (Democrat) of Sew
I ard, and Mr. Chamberlain (Repub
lican).
CORDOVAYQUNG LADY
! ENJOYS AIRPLANE RIDE
| AT HOLLYWOOD, CAL.
! The Daily Times is in receipt of the J
; following letter from the Mercury Avi
! ation Company, Hollywood, Cal.:
“We had the pleasure today of giv
| ing Miss Juliet Steinmetz of Cordova
i her first ride in an airplane, and in
I the first plane she had ever seen. She
was taken up by Lieutenant Mann,
: chief instructor of the Mercury Avia
i tion Company, over our noted scenic
: air route, and after coming down she
exclaimed: ‘Wonderful! I would like
to go home in one.’
“Miss Steinmetz, who is visiting rel
j atives in Los Angeles, is enjoying the
I delightful California climate, and had
j the right idea when she chose an air
| plane as the speediest and most unique
! and satisfactory way of viewing the
country.”
Scarborough Pictures that please at
prioes that are right. Over Cordova
I drug store. Phone 140—3 rings
ALASKA MOOSE ARE
NOT SHIPPED OUTSIDE
PORT ANGELES, March 4 (by
Associated Press).—Eight live moose
which Clallam county expected to get
from Alaska this winter may not be
sent south until next winter, on ac
count of adverse weather conditions
in the North, according to a letter re
ceived here by the district forester of
Alaska. Weather conditions may pre
vent the capture of the animals. The
moose are to be brought to Clallam
county by the local Moose lodge.
JACK M’BRIDE COMING TO
CORDOVA IN NEAR FUTURE
Friends of J. C. McBride, candidate
for the nomination as Republican na
tional committeeman, are urging him
to make a tour of the Third division
at an early date in the interests of
his candidacy.
In all probability Mr. McBride will <
make a trip to Cordova, Valdez, Sew
ard and Anchorage some time during
March or April.
The First division is lining up for
Mr. McBride, according to letters re
ceived in Juneau, and it is predicted
that the Juneau candidate will have no
difficulty in carrying a majority of the
precincts.—Ketchikan Chronicle.
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when you go on your morning
hike, or a pleasure or business
trip with t your boat, on these
beautiful spring days. We carry
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