The Empress
_TONIGHT AT 8:00 SHARP
HKAR8T-PATHK NEWS
The World’s Greatest Actor
WILLIAM FARNUM
In the Five-Act Drama
“THE END OF THE TRAIL”
A Soul-Stirring Drama of the Rugged North
SUNDAY—TWO SHOWS
7:30 and 9 Sharp
The Peerless Little Star
VIOLA DANA
In the Five-Act Drama
The LIGHT OF HAPPINESS
A \\ onderplay of Beauty, Romance and Power
HEARST-PATHE NEWS AND HOOLIGAN CARTOON
Mrs. Nina Nichols at Piano Regular Admission
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Frank Kernan, who is B|j n ^ jn
the Nizina district, cameBwn on
yesterday’s train. S
R. E. Holifleld of Nenkag an|
j arrival in Cordova yesteB)n his
way to the States.
The freighter Skagwa^fct La.
touche, loading ore, and Lt call
here on her southbound 11
James L. Galen returr L yes
terday’s train from McCaB where
he went to examine a rrl prop
erty.
C. A. Schonacker, repre ig the
Richmond Paper Company ieattle,
arrived from Fairbanks yester
day’s train.
- Rev. A. G. Shriver ret j last
= evening from his itinerary Ig the
mission stations at Chitinatarthy
and Kennecott.
The steamship Alam J sailed
north from Ketchikan, via Ian, at
3 o’clock yesterday aftermlmd is
due to arrive in Cordova olonday.
The national council of die has
called a meeting of the Lil loan
bond committee at the Ithland
Club on Sunday afternoon a 'clock.
A. F. Herpick, assistant j naster
at Fairbanks, is a Cordova or, on
his way to Seattle, where mill lo
cate, having left the Interioil good.
The Tuesday evening clal sur
gical dressings has been cfed to
Wednesday, so as not to co» with
the meeting of the Home tlds on
that evening. !
The freighter Ketchikan i port
. with 500 tons of freight foi rdova,
610 tons for the Orca cannery, and I ||JJ]
90 tons for the Canal Pass Packing' E
Company. J
evening in Eagles’ hall, at 10 sharp. H
Home waltz at 1 a. m.
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Henr^ A. Slater, Republican candi- g;
date for the legislature, who has been IS
on a political trip to Chitina, Me- |5
Carthy and Kennecott, returned home jj
last evening.
There was a huge rock and dirt B
slide on the road out from McCarthy, §§
which swept away 600 feet of the j
transmission lines and poles owned §j
by the Mother Lode Copper Mines g
Company.
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Malcolm Brock has returned from §
a business trip to Chitina and Me- =
Carthv, and he reports that all of §
the Copper river towns are subscrib- ig
ing liberally toward the third Liberty J
loan.
E. J. Clarke, station agent for the |
Copper River railway at Kennecott,' |
accompanied by his wife and daugh- ?
ter, arrived in town on yesterday’s |
train, and will leave on the next boat |
for the States.
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Jack Crowe, Ira Marker, Dean Of- |
fleer, A. Hayden and P. Jewell were
arrivals in town last night from Mc
Carthy. They will go to Fort Lis
cum and enlist in the Twenty-seventh
regiment of mining engineers.
The Northern Commercial Com
pany, whose contract for handling the;
mail between Chitina and Fairbanks|
expires next month, is preparing to
go out of the trail transportation
business. John S. M. Nelgon pur-j
chased all of their real estate hold
ings at Chitina.
Douglas Fairbanks in “In Again, Out
Again” is expected on the Northwest
ern, to be played on Sunday evening.
If the boat does not arrive in time,
Viola Dana, in "The Light of Happi
ness,” will be shown instead. You
will enjoy both pictures, as they are
exceptional.
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together tonight and whoop ’er up.
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winter. A jazzy, time and oodles of
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