The Empress
TONIGHT AT 8:00 SHARP
.1. HOLMES’ TRAVELS SHOWN FIRST
The Irresistible
MARGUERITE CLARK
In the Five-Act Drama
“OUT OF THE DRIFT”
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Elise.Marguerite Clark
Rudolph .J. V. .'clu1 -Jen
Father Benedict .Albert Or:.a
George Van Rensselaer.William (beurtleigli, bi.
Martin .Ivan Simpson
Reggie Featherstone .DeWitt I.ilib.ridge
“Cleo” ....Kitty Drown
“Trixie” .Florence John ■
Heinrich .Robert Conville
Rex . Himself
Happy Hooligan Scream Cartoon
SUNDAY—Douglas Fairbanks in “In Again, Out Again”
Mrs. Nina Nichols at Piano Regular Admission'
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April 24.—Eugene Price, Emma J.
Howard. Ophelia Howard, Bartley
Howard, Martin Ellingson, Andrew
Gustafson, James Noonan, Hans
Eambek, M’s. W. H. Graves, Miss
Stella WUlla: o, Ivan Anderson, Edwin
McDonald, John Schulthies, Augustus
Albert Mitchell, Elbert E. Ray.
Chitina—Pete Ross.
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There’s a brand-new song-bird in
Cordova. Come and hear her at the
big show on the 30th. She’s pretty,
too.
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To the boy or girl selling the great
est number of general admission tick
ets for the big show will be given a
$5 war-savings stamp.
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IDS ANGELES IN
LEAD LOAN DRIVE
SEATTLE, April 24.—The follow
ing telegram from Liberty loan head
quarters, under date of April 23, was
made public by Colonel Lenoir to
day:
1 “The total subscriptions to the
third Liberty loan for the Twelfth re
serve district has reached the sum
of $141,690,000.' Oregon reports more
" > pc ' --v' "f r”-**' -equally
| uaid in. HercenLagos of quotas at
tained by the thro® principal cities of
the district are as follows:
“C r Trun-is-o. 57.92; Los Angeles,
75.2; Seattle, 53.4. These represent
only subscriptions filed with the Re
serve bar.lt in bir'!-”- f-n~n. Tl-e ac
tual percentages are mqch higher.
“The total number of honor flags
so far awarded is 546.
“VAN SMITH.”
NEW RULING IS MADE
BY SEATTLE ASSAY OFFICE
In a circular letter to this news
paper the Seattle assay office im
parts the following information;
“Under a recent ruling of the de
partment this office is now authorized
to purchase any bullion upon which
satisfactory assays can be obtained,
provided that it consists of not less
than 1-1,000 part gold, and has less
than 8-10 base metal.
“We pay for the gold and silver
content only.
"The price paid for silver is the
New York quotation, less the fraction
of a cent, for the day preceding the
receipt of the bullion.”
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Mrs. Hubbert, Cordova's sweet
voiced soprano, will render two up-to
the-minute numbers in the big show
at the Empress on the 30th. Don’t
miss hearing them.
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Hippies ofM ]
INI PEISONIL INTEREST i
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That charming little actress, Mar- I
guerite (’lark, will appear at the Em- §
press theater tonight in “Out of the |
Drifts.”
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W. B. Hancock, superintendent of if
the .Mother Lode mine, near MeCar-! |
thy, is spending a couple of days in 1
town. 1
M. J. Conroy, who was recently ap- |
pointed commissioner at McCarthy, fj
left on this morning's train to assume |
his new duties.
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The steamship Admiral Farragut |
sailed north from Ketchikan at 1 |
o’clock this morning, and is due in If
Cordova on Saturday.
To the lady or girl selling the great-^ |
est number of general admission tick- 1
ets for the big show a silk umbrella |
will be given by Finkelstein & Sapiro. f
Charles P. Seguin has written Hob- |
ert Gottschalk that he enlisted in f
Company C, First engineers, and is |
stationed at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
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The funeral of our former towns
man, Henry Maillard, Sr., took place!
at Seattle on April 14, and his daugh
ter, Mrs. C. R. Byers, left on a recent
boat for the States to bring her
mother back to Cordova.
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There was a large turn-out of the
Home Guards last night, and Com
mander Gillis and the other officers
put the members through their first'
drill, the men being divided into
squads and sent to the different halls
in town.
Cordova will have an opportunity
of seeing a dainty piece of Dresden
china in the charmnig singing and
dancing act which Mrs. Nina Nichols
contributes to the big minstrel show
on the 30th. Don't miss seeing this
particular star twinkle.
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MINSTRELS, ATTENTION
Rehearsals for the minstrel num
bers of the big show will be held on
Thursday and Friday evenings, and
tho vaudeville numbers will please be
prepared to rehearse after the picture
show on Saturday night. All rehear
sals at the Empress theater.
“BILLIE” MAC CONNELL.
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