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FORD WEEKLY NEWS
WILLIAM FARNDM
In Six Reel Drama
“Fires of Concience”
Here is a Picture That Will Appeal to All
A COMEDY FOR A FINISH
MRS. NINA NICHOLS AT THE PIANO
ADMISSION 30c CHILDREN 10c
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Ml) USE CONFUSION
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To the Public: At the last regular
meeting of the board of managers of
the Cordova Chapter, American Red
Cross, there were four applications re
questing authority to give entertain- 0i
ments for the benefit of this most ®
worthy cause. Owing to the fact that "
the dates requested were so bunched— 0
that is bring the entertainments so yi
close together—we would respectfully
request that in the future those who s:
desire to help in this great work make:*1
requests for dates at least three weeks
in advance, and when convenient per
mit the board to set the date. By so
doing you would greatly assist the at
management. Assuring those inter-^di
ested of our appreciation of their co- B
peration and assistance in the past
s well as in the future.
BOARD OF MANAGERS,
Cordova Chapter
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TME EXTENDED FOR
FILING INCOME RETURNS
Internal Revenue Collector Williams,
Tacoma, has sent the following tele
'am to his deputies in the territory,
hich order extends the time to make
at income tax returns for the past ,
sar until April 1:
‘‘Alaskans granted thirty-day exten
on filing income tax returns. Blanks
jretofore mailed you. Corporation re
irns not yet available.”
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For sale at a bargain, Walker’s Inn
Alaganic. For terms apply to Cor- (
>va Abstract & Realty Co., Adams i
uilding.
LOCAL DOINGS
AND PERSONAL
James E. Wilson left on this morn
ing's train for McCarthy.
The next legal holiday, Washing
ton’s birthday, will be Friday.
Miss Mable Penny was an outgoing
passenger on the steamship Northwest
ern.
A span of the old Nizina bridge is
being removed to McCarthy creek,
where it will be placed in position.
B. W. Elliott was an outgoing pas
senger on the steamship Northwestern
for the States on a business trip.
The steamer Admiral Evans left
Seward at 9 o’clock this morning and
Is due here tomorrow afternoon at 4
o’clock.
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Interior passengers and mail made
close connections for the States on the
steamship Northwestern yesterday
afternoon.
Lumber is at present being cut for
15,000 feet of bridging across the Na
talia river and slough.
W. S. Newlin left on the steamship
Northwestern with the remains of his
vife for Philadelphia, where interment I
vill take place.
There will be a meeting of the local
Republicans at the city hall tomor
•ow night and all members of the <1.
J. P. are requested to attend.
The territorial road commission has
lee.ided to build a 100-foot span across
he Nuskulana at Strelna, with Gus
(ohnson in charge of the work.
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The bid of Carl Carlson and John (jj
Hendrickson of $24,000 for the con- g
itruction of a part of the Nizina bridge j
las been forwarded to Juneau for ap- I
proval.
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There will be a jitney dance at Eagle §
fall on Friday evening, for the benefit 1
)f the Red Cross, and you should 1
unke yoi'r arrangements so as to be |
present,
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In the comhli&sioner’s court on Sat- fe
trday Mibhit* Robinson was found g
guilty of violating the “bone-dry” law |
md sentenced to serve three months |
n the federal jail. J
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Fred Haef has thoroughly renovated |
the Northern and today reopened it |
as the Northern Club, where you can |
play pool or cards and he will serve |
Boft drinks of all kinds.
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Federal Food Administrator Gunni- |
son has notified W. R. Hillery that i
fishermen’s license application blanks -
are in transit from Washington and |
are expected at Juneau on any boat f
Upon their arrival a supply will be |
furnished Cordova. 6
The Northern Drug Company appre- |
dates the value of advertising in the'!1
i
Daily Times and today’s paper con-(|
tains a page announcement from that 11
enterprising firm, in which prices of I
interest to the public are quoted. R. I \
E. Hegg & Co. and the Northern Club ]
also have new advs. in this issue, to 1
which the readers attention is called.
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MANY PASSENGERS
LEAVE ON STEAMER
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The steamship Northwestern sailed
for Seattle at 7 o’clock Sunday evening
with the following passengers from
here, practically all of whom are from
the Interior:
Howard Logan, Molly Cain, Mable
Stone, Gilbert Ellis, F. B. Boarman,
Cecil Gibson, G. H. Scribner, D. C.
Gilbert, J. Hayes, W. M. Ray, Mrs.
Sea, George Weber, J. C. Williams, R.
J. Trent, I. Benson, Mrs. I. Benson,
Mrs. Damon, Mrs. Rutherford, F. An
drews. J Lembait, Ben Elliott, W. S
Newlin, H. Levin, Martin Ottersted,
Miss Mable Penny, August Erickson,
S. J. Cruikshank, Ole Mylne, H. Ander
son, Gus Antonich, Oscar Nelson. Jack
Wilson, E. A. Melhus, F. Roe, D.
Bishop and Martin Petroff.
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Food has become sacred.
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