LOCAL AND
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! MENTION
Roy Reubens, a traveling man from
Seatte, is at the Northern.
AH members of the local Moose
lodge are requested to meet at the
office of Dr. W. H. Chase at 7 o’clock
tonight.
The Admiral Watson is due from
the westward at midnight, and will
be in port but an hour before sailing
for Seattle.
The launches Myrtle H. and Cam
ero left early this morning for the
Katalla oil fields, with a large num
ber of prospectors aboard.
Mrs. Mercy R. Murray, formerly of
Cordova, has purchased and is con
ducting the La Mode hair shop, at
1928 Second avenue, Seattle.
M. E. Holben, Walter Stoesser,
Lewis Laska and Everett Tillman
were among those who left here this
morning for the Katalla oil fields.
Mrs. Louise Smith, who kept a
bakery here last summer, came in to
town Sunday from McCarthy. She ex
pects to start her bakery again here.
Guio won last night’s pool match, de
feating Perry by a score of 100 to 78.
Reuben also defeated Game in the
billiard tournament. The score was
20 to 17.
All members of the local lodge of
Knights of Pythihas are requested to
be at their hall at 1:30 o’clock tomor
row afternoon to attend the exercises
at the monument at 2 o’clock.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Miller, who had
charge of the Northern hotel for seven
months during the absence Outside of
its owner, L. V. Vance, went on the
Alameda to Juneau to manage a hotel
there.
Tomorrow night there will be five
reels of delightful comedy at the Em
press theater, when Hale Hamilton
will appear in “After His Own Heart.’’
This is a gripping story, and one that
is sure to please. It deals with a
young millionaire who loses his wealth
and is forced to earn his own living,
which he does in an unusual way.
Also a Pathe News. Two shows, 7:30
and 9 o’clock.
SHIPMENT OF
OLIVES THAT
ARE INFECTED
CHICAGO, Feb. 21 (by Associated
Press).—J. L. McLaughlin, state su
perintendent of foods and dairies, is
sued a warning today against poi
soned olives which have been shipped
by Sprague, Warner & Co., Chicago
wholesalers, to flftv-two towns in
eight states.
The firm is endeavoring to trace the
olives. Montana is the only North
west state on the. list. Fifteen dozen
bottles were sent to Illinbis stores.
The olives are infected with bacillus
botulinus.
THECHURCHES
Episcopal
St. George’s Church—First Sunday
in Lent. Holy communion and sermon
at 11 o’clock; church school at 12
o’clock.
Tuesday, February 24, Feast of St.
Matthias—Holy communion at lli
o’clock.
Friday evening—Litany at 7:30.
REV. E. P. ZIEGLER,
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Presbyterian
Preaching service, 11 a. m., “The
Limits of the Natural Man”; Sunday
school, 12, “Peter Delivered from
Prison”; Junior Christian Endeavor, 3
p. m.. “Our National Crisis.” Mrs. T. j
N. Hubbert will sing at the evening:
service. The evening theme will in- j
terest every true American. Come and j
bring a friend to the services.
A. G. SHRIVER. Pastor.
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DEDICATION OF 1
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Flag hill, given by the citizens of Cor
dova, will be dedicated on Sunday, ;ij
February 22, Washington’s birthday, • j:
at 2 p. m. Appropriate exercises have %
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Following the dedication by Rev. E.
P. Ziegler, Mayor Adams will receive, 2 :;
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described as follows:
1917 1919 2ji
OVER THERE
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James Bennett
John Jones
William Jones 2j:
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Lucian Platt
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Citizens of Cordova
This beautiful tablet was designed
and executed by the Gorham company 2?
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of New York, and is a permanent dec- 2*:
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oration of lasting value as a reminder
of those noble young patriots who 2:j
have given to our town its greatest 2:-;
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and proudest share in the history of •£
the world’s freedom. 2*:
Frank Foster will read, as is cus
tomary upon the birthday of the
“Father of His Country,” Washing- 2ji;
ton’s “Farewell Address.” This will
be followed by addresses by George C.
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It is fitting and our plain duty to
turn out at the appointed hour and 2:j
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The exercises will take place at 2
o’clock Sunday afternoon.
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NOTICE TO EAGLES 5j:
All members of Cordova Aerie, F.
O. E., are requested to meet at the 2-‘:
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hall Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock.
J. M. STEFFGEN, President. 3
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NEED CHANGES
IN COASTWISE
SHIPPING LAWS
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21 (by Associ
ated Press).—Will Clark of the Pacific
Steamship Company, at Seattle, told
the senate committee on commerce
yesterday that amendments to the
coastwise navigation laws were need
ed in order to prevent the Canadian
railways from participating with their
ships in the trade between the United
States and Alaska.
The witness said that the present
restrictions confining the coastwise
trade to American ships was being
evaded under departmental rulings.
He declared that during the war the
American ships were put into war
service, while the Canadian vessels
rerrfained on their routes.
EALYATTEMPTS
TO PROVE ALIBI
IN MURDER CASE
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SEATTLE, Feb. 21 (by Associated
Press).—William Fay Ealy, on trial
here for the murder of Mrs. Bryan,
yesterday attempted to prove an alibi.
He said he was at home when the
crime was committed. Mrs. Nemitz,
his mother, corroborated him, saying
he was at home at 11 o’clock on the
night of October 19, the date of Mrs.
Bryan’s death.
Passengers and conductors of street
cars also testified in corroboration of
the story of the defendant.
The defense contends that “Fat”
Driver, a house painter, should be
charged with Mrs. Bryan’s murder.
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