LOCAL AND
j PERSONAL
MENTION
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Frank Nordlin, bookeeper for the
Port Graham cannery is a westbound
passenger on the Evans.
W. R. Cameron has returned from
Seattle and will leave on the next
train for Chitina, where he was for
merly located.
Elmer Hemrick, of Seattle, is a
passenger aborad the Admiral Evans
for Snug harbor, where he will man
age a cannery.
The steamer Northwestern will ar
rive from Seattle Tuesday evening
at 6 o’clock, with over a hundred pas
sengers and a week’s mail.
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Dr. Esther Pohl Lovejoy, sister of
Will Clayson, is a Demoncratic can-!
didate for the nomination for con-■
gress from the Portland district.
D. W. Huyck has accepted the pos- t
ition as watchman at the Orca can
nery, succeeding H. W. Hawes who !
is preparing to go fishing this sea
son.
The following passengers left here'
on the Admiral Evans for the west
ward: J. L. Reed. A. H. Miller. Mrs. j
D. F. Cook and A. Gustafason for
Valdez; H. J. Legate for Latouche;
B. A. Stone and H. S. Frye for Se
ward.
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Harry G. McCain, of Anchorage, 1
political manager for .Tack Chovin has
returned from a trip to southeastern
Alaska, and will ven ain here until
the Northwestern sails for his home
town, of which be i- ;• consistent
1? coster.
F. J. Maess, W. Edwards and A. L. !
Pederson, of Anacortes, Wash., ar
rived in Cordova yesterday on the ■
Admiral. Evans and will leave on the '
next train for Slate creek, where they ;
will spend the summer investigating
the placer mines in that section.
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At a special meeting of the city
council held on Friday afternoon the
following officers were appointed for j
the primary election to be held on
Tuesday, April 27. Judges: Bartley
Howard, C. H. Lamphrey and H. B.
Wolking; Clerks: Rev. E. P. Zeigler
| and Walter Gaffney.
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| The steamer Admiral Evans ar
| rived from Seattle on Sunday morn
j ing at 7 oclock with the following pas
I sengers for Cordova: Conrad Clokes.
H. G. McCain, C. S. Crider. W. R.
; Cameron. W. A. Webb, A. Peterson,
. Miss M. Olsen, T. J. Maess, Win. Ed
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wards and fourteen steerage. The
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Evans will be here Thursday on her
southbound trip.
C. S. Crider, Alaska representative
of fhe American Railway Express
Company, arrived in Cordova yester
day on the Admiral Evans. After
visiting the local agencies on the
coast he will make a trip from Chit
ina to Fairbanks and Nenana over
land and later in the season go down
the Over to Nome. Mr. Crider pre
dicts that most of the old Alasiians
will return to the territory this
spring to stay.
“Mickey” is a play you will never
forget. It is a masterpiece of love
and adventure, pathos and humor.
This is Mabel Normand’s best picture,
and all who have seen it enjoyed it
so much that they are going again
this evening to see it the second and
even the third time. It is a picture
you could see a dozen times and en
joy. The musical score of “Mickey”
is beautiful and is a treat in itself.
At the Empress theater tonight at 8
o’clock sharp.
At the dance of the Cordova Jazz
orchestra, on Saturday night, there
was awarded $50 in gold to the ladies
guessing the number of beans in a
glass jar. Upon counting them there
was found to be 702 beans and Miss
Mr rv Eidelbrock and Miss Genevieve
Rosswog both guessed the exact num
ber and the first prize of $25 was
divided by them. Mrs. R. J. DeLeo,
Mrs. D. C. Fairman and Miss Helen
Holmes tied for the second prize of
$15 by guessing 703 and were each
awarded $5. For Jhe third prize of
$10 there were twelve guesses of 700,
but as Miss Florence James had reg
istered two of (hem she was declared
the winner.
The New York World, administra
tion organ, says: “President Wilson
made the treaty and is responsible for
it.” Well, if it’s his own little private
treaty why does he want to drag the
United States in on it?
FRANCETOTRY !
NEW GUN OF i
GREAT RANGE 1
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I PARIS, March 29 (by Associated ?
Press).—Delemare Maze, a French in- ®
ventor, has sold to the French govern- *
ment the patent for a new long-range f
| gun w'hich has been proven by tests •
i to have a range of from one hundred *
j to one hundred and twenty miles. •
I Great Britain is trying to obtain the J
! right to use the plans of the gun, and •
American military attaches have asked •
the Washington authorities to send J
representatives to the tests which are •
: to be held soon. 2
I PENNSYLVANIA DEFEATS S
CHICAGO AND SECURES j
BASKETBALL HONORS]
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PRINCETON, March 29 (by Assoei- £
ated Press).—The University of Penn- 2;
sylvania won the college basketball •;
championship of America Saturday by
defeating the University of Chicago by
a score of 23 to 21.
japs deny storyIf
TROUBLE AMONG TROOPS
STATIONED IN SIBERIA
TOKIO, March 29 (by Associated
Press).—The war office has issued a <f,
denial of the published story that dis- !
affection has broken out among the
Japanese troops in Siberia. The re
port is alleged to be Bolshevik propa
ganda.
hooverTagain says
HE’S NOT CANDIDATE
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WASHINGTON, March 29 (by Asso
ciated Press).—Herbert Hoover, reply
ing to an inquiry regarding campaign
| expenses, said to newspaper men on
Saturday that as he had no campaign
he naturally had no campaign exj
penses. “I am not a candidate, and
am not seeking office,” he said.
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