Geo. C. Hazelet has returned from
a business trip to Valdez.
James Hill, a former member of the
Valdez ball team, was here today on
his way to the states.
W. A. Hesse returned today from
the westward, where he has been do
ing some survey work.
Sergeant Du Shane, of Fort Liscum,
was here this morning en route to
the states on a furlough.
P. J. Laflin, a canneryman from
Kenai, is among the Admiral Evans’
passengers for the states.
Mrs. H. B. Selby, wife of the edi
tor and proprietor of the Valdez Min
er is visiting Cordova friends.
W. R. Hillery, of the Hillery-Scott
cannery, left today for the states
where he will spend the winter.
Thos. M. Donohoe left today for Cal
ifornia, where he will resume his
studies at the Stanford University.
Geo Palmer, a Knik merchant, is a
passenger aboard the Admiral Evans
on a short business trip to the states.
The local Elks are today conducting
the Salvation Army Home Service
drive with considerable financial sup
port.
The W. C. T. U. will meet Friday
afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the home
of Mrs. V. G. Vance. A full attendance
is requested.
C. W. Scarborough is fitting up a
photographic gallery on the ground
floor of the Alaskan hotel in the rear
of the pool room.
!
F. H. Moffett and Herbert Insley,:
of the United States geological sur- i
vey, who have spent several months
in this section left today for Washing
ton, D. C.
Jos Emel. manager of the salmon |
cannery at Valdez, accompanied by
his wife, greeted Cordovans today on
their way to the states, where they
will spend the winter.
The gymnasium girls will play ball
at the park tomorrow evening at G: 30
o’clock and afull turnout of the teams
is desired.
The following additional Republican
precinct committeemen have been ap
pointed by Divisional Chairman Geo.
C. Hazelet: Latouche, Fred Radel; Un
j alaska, Louis Strausse; Ivennecott,
I Wm. Baxter.
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! F. B. Tracv and Tom Cochran are
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; on a couple of week’s hunt along
Piince William Sound and they have
reserved cold storage space at the
Northern meat market for the game
j they expect to bag.
ADMIRAL EVANS HERE
AND SAILS SOUTH
The steamer Admiral Evans arrived
j from the westward at 9 o’clock this
I morning with the following passengers
| for Cordova: F. L. Meal, M. E. Le
i Blanc, Ole Hansen, T. J. Murphy, G.
j C. Hazelet, Geo. Shapley, Mrs. H. B.
| Selby, Pat Harold, Wm. Hesse.
! The following list sailed from here
I for the south: P. P. Allen, wife and
daughter; Thos. M. - Donohoe, Geo.
Ragsdale and wife, Mrs. M. Hunsing
I er, R. I). Witner and wife, W. R. Hil
I lery, A. E. Allen, Geo. Price, H. S.
j Bennett, A. M. McDonald, Jno. K.
i Smith, Jas. Hagen C. JJ. Morgan, H.
M. Gillrnan, S. Week, F. H. Moffett,
Herbert lnslery, for Seattle; Sidney
Jacobs J. L. Yocum, M. F. McDonald.
Helen O’Brien, Mrs. F. Lewis, W. S.
Reese, F. Cavanaugh, for Juneau;
Mrs. W. W. Wilson for Ketchikan.
ALASKA SAILS WITH
MANY FOR CORDOVA
The steamship Alaska sailed this
morning and carried one hundred and
seven passengers. Her Cordova pas
sengers are M. E. Brennan. E. F. Wol
cott, Dr. C. T. Dagget and wife, Alice
Dagget. Robert Dagget, Mrs. R.
Thompson and two babys. Dolly Lloyd.
Rodner Lloyd, Wilbur Lloyd, Mrs. C.
W. Lloyd, Tony Griggs, Jijd^e Irwin,
Mrs. Charles Bean, A. F. Sorivener
and wife, Anna L. McCallen, M. Leep
pey, Vearl Daverseth, Mrs. Chas Da
verseth, K. C. Keland, John Allen, Mrs.
J. J. Fraisure and three steerage.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 16 (by
Associated Press).—President Wilson
yesterday received a wire from the Al
banian government protesting that
Serbian troops had invaded its terri
tory and asking for the protection of j
the American government against this j
unjustified violation of its territorial
sovereignty. The message although
worded in temperate language con
demns in unmeasured terms the cooi
tinuecT encampments of Serbian regi
ments within the borders of Albania
as fixed by the peace conference. A
similar message was sent to Premier
Lloyd-George of Great Britain.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Sept. 16 (by
Associated Press).—Supplementing
the preliminary statement issued to
day about the crisis in Albania over
the presence of Serbian troops on the
Alabaman frontier, C. A. Chekerzie,
Albanian Commissioner to the United
States, issued a signed statement to
the effect that Premier Millerand of
France had been requested to co-oper
l ate with the United States and Great
Britain in requesting the Serbian gov
•ernment to withdraw its forces. Mr.
Chekerzie said also that unless the
great powers intervened war would re
sult. Pour parliers are being passed
between the three .governments re
quested to intervene.
< At the Episcopal Guild cooking sale
on Saturday afternoon at Hegg’s store
there will be offered for sale, home
made bread and rolls, baked beans,
and brown bread, pies, cakes, cookies (
and doughnuts. 16-2t,
MASONIC MEETING
Stated communication Mt. McKin
ly Lodge, No. 183, F. & A. M., to
night. Visitors welcome.
J. H. SELLIN, W. M.
W E. BROWN, Secy.
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Graham Broad fresh every day at
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