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; RACE FOR
At meeting, last night, of the ex
ecutlve committee having in cliargi
the campaign of the People's ticket
there was an attendance of thirty-si:
members, and considerable interes
was manifested in the proceedings
Charles M. Rosswog, who was no.-n.
nated at Wednesday night’s caucus ai
a candidate for the city council, de
sired to withdraw from the ticket, at
he Is employed at night and if electei
would be unable to attended to th<
duties of the office. V. A. Schmitz
the druggist, was unanimously elected
by the committee to fill the vacancy
He Is at present enjoying a much
needed rest at the Sitka Hot Springs
as his health has not been of the besi
for some time past. Mr. Schmitz wil
return to Cordova before the election
and will undoubtedly poll a large voU
on that day. A committee consisting
of E. F. Medley and J. B. Carlyle was
appointed to appear at the next coun
ell meeting and request that the Peo
pie's ticket be given representation oi
the election board. George Dool&j
was named as the choice of the com
! mittee for one of the judges of election
and K. F. Medley as one of the clerks.
I Most of the candidates for council
were present and discussed with the
committee plans for conducting the
campaign, which resulted a motion
that the chairman, Dr. Council, he au
thorized to appoint such committees
as may be necessary to carry on the
work. While there was considerable
optomism as to the outcome of the
election an aggressive fight will oe
■ made until the polls close, the slogan
: being “Vote the Ticket Straight.
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GYNASIAUM IS OPEN
TO ALL LADIES
In granting the use of its gymnasium
every Wednesday to the ladies the
Fire Department did so with the un
derstanding that all of the fair sex or
the town would he entitled to enjoy
the privilege extended.
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Photo by American l*reas Association.
I.eft to right around the table: James B Forgan, president; M. H. Grim, secretary; J. P. Morgan, W. S Rowe, ,
George J. Seay. Archibald Katns, Daniel G. Wing, Charles A. Lyerly, J. lloward Arduey, L. L. Hue, vice president,
and Itolla Wells.
GOVERNOR I”""
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DBS MOINES, March 6—The gov
ernor has signed the bill providing
for the submission of a constitutional
amendment to the voters on the wo
man suffrage and prohibition ques
tions.
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PRESBYTERIAN
The subject of the sermon in the
Empress Theatre at 3 o'clock will be
j “The Roads to Heaven.” If you ever
ttiink of hereafter come out and hear
this sermon.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Confession 8:00 a. m.
Holy Communion, 8:30 a. m.
Mass, 10.30 a. m.
Rosary, Instruction and Benedic
tion 7:30 p. m.
W. A. SHEPHERD, S. J.
THERE'S II LETTER
FOR IOO ST P, 0.
The following letters remain un
called for at the Cordova I'ostofTice
for the period ending March f>, 1915.
Parties calling for same will please
say “advertised."
Anderson. O. N.
Barr, Torsten
Borgen, Gust.
Brevlk. Olav (41.
Buhl, Peter
Chase, B. K.
Connors, Ed.
Davis, John
Dommersnes, Paul
Ellis, Ernest J.
Erickson, Charles
Erickson, Tim
Gibson, Genevieve
Goodshaw, Bob
Graham, Hazel •
Hansen, A. J.
Hansen, Matt
Kerwin, Martin
Johnson. Miss M. T.
Kline, E. C. (2)
McCafferty, James C.
Nelson, Martin
Northcutt, Bessie (2)
Peterson, Peter Bulil
Roberts, Toni
Rusoff, Tom
Romberg, Olaf
Sargoff, Alex
Slogan, Robert
Smith, Mrs. Fred
Sarobb, Mike (2
Stumpf, C. A.
Sumarlidason, S. B.
Vanmeter, Harry or 11.
Winquist, Hugo
Wolf, George
Wukecevich, Andiija
H. G. STEEL, Postmaster ;
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
Before the United States Commis- j
sioner. Kayak Precinct, Territory of
Alaska. In Probate.
Notice of settlement of Final Account
In the Matter of the Estate of S. A.
I). Morrison, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on Fri
day, the 30th day of April, 1015, at the
hour of 10 o'clock, a. m. at the office
of the U. S. Commissioner and Probate
Judge, of Kayak Precinct. Territory of
Alaska, at Katalla in said precinct, the |
final account of the administrator of j
said estate will be heard and settled [
JULIUS THOMPSON,
Administrator j
ITTORNEr-GENERAL TO
PASS ON SESSION LAWS
Owing to the tnlxup caused by the
erritorial laws imposing duties on
ederal officials, and the later acts
>f congress requiring federal officials
o perform such duties as are lm
iosed by the legislature, provided
hey do not interfere writh their other
vork. Marshal Erwin, of Fairbanks,
las written a long communisation to
he Attorney-General asking for in
itruction ns to what course he shall
•ursue. By a decision rendered by
he comptroller of the treasury, on
October 4, 1913, the federal officials
ire forbidden to incur any expense
n performing duties imposed by the
egislature. By an act of congress,
ipproved August 29, 1914, the federal
•fflcials are instructed to carry out
he instructions of the legislature and
o meet the exi>enses in the same man
ler as provided by acts of congress,
•rovided it does not interfere with
he other acts of congress.
Now the marshal puts it up to the
Attorney-General to decide what ac**
interfere with the laws of congress,
and which must be complied with by
the federal officials.
RUSSIA PLAGES
BIG STEEL
JOHNSTOWN, Pa., March «- The
Cambria Steel Company, of this city,
has just received an order from the
government of Russia for steel to the
amount of two millions of dollars
The order calls for forty-six thous
and five hundred tons of steel for the
manufacture of shrapnel.
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