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FRANK KEENAN in 5 act Triangle Drama
"THE BRIDE OF HATE”
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You’ll Laugh Till You Cry at
TOM MIX
In the 2 Reel Comedy
“A ROMAN COWBOY”
Wednesday—Lenore Ulrich in “The Heart of Paula.’’
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Mrs. Nina Nichols at Piano Regular Admission
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FLuAF IS HEADY
FOR LANDING
AT CITY DOCK
At a meeting of the City Council
held last night, the street committee
reported that the float for the city
dock was ready and would be install
ed as soon as the necessary piling
could be secured. The committee was
authorized to arrange with the town
Site company for the placing of the
float at the city dock. Repairs to the
trestle leading to the ocean dock were
also authorized. Bids will be secur
ed for a tunnel, 4x6 feet, on First
street, adjoining the bulkheads, to be
used for sewer purposes.
The Fire committee was instructed
to prepare plans and specifications
and advertise for bids for a hose tow
er to be erected at the city hall. Also
to place hose, properly protected,
over the hydrants on Fourth street.
The Health Officer reported one
case of mumps and one case of meas
les during the past month and the
Health committee was instructed to
see that standardized garbage cans
be installed throughout the town.
The members of the council will
act as a committee in selecting a site
for the flag pole from which will he
unfurled the Third Liberty loan ho
nor flag.
CORDOVA’S DRAFT QUOTA
WILL BE FORTY-FOUR MEN
Cordova will furnish forty-four of
its young men in the first draft call,
in which their names appear in Class
1, Form 102. Alaska’s quota is 696.
The following is a list of (he towns
and the number of their quotas:
Juneau, 83; Douglas, 20; Haines, 3;
Ketchikan, 83; Petersburg, 14; Sitka,
16; Skagway, 9; Wrangell, 10; Nome.
26; Anchorage, 184; Cordova, 44; Mc
Carthy, 27; Seward, 51; Valdez, 31;
Nenana, 22; Eagle, 2; Fairbanks, 47;
Iditarod, 13; Ruby, 7; Tanana, 4.
STEAMSHIP USUI'S [s
CORDOVA PASSENGERS
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The steamship Alaska arrived from 1
Seattle at 4 o’clock yesterday after- {§
noon, with the following passengers g
for Cordova:
John A. Olson, Mrs. C. Fagan; O. 1
E. Lambert; Mrs. N. Lester; R. A. I
Button, T. H. Dillon, W. Cart, Mrs. A. 1
Goldman, M. Finkelstein and wife, W, 1
W. Peck, B. S. Cramer, M. Daly, G. ft
Sarine, B. Anderson, E. C. Robinson, p
Mrs. T. Flanagan, Mrs. E. E. Keatley, 1
Elmer Bowman, Mrs. G. W. Bowman, |
Miss E. Johnson, Mrs. N. Crawford , !l
Mrs. W. J. Crocken, G. Howard Birch, §
Mrs. Birch, E. W. Nelson, W. H. Mand- 1
holm, Mrs. J. S. McLallen, J. M. Carl- I
son, N. Lorensen, S. Magnussen, M. |
Magnussen, M. Casperson, C. Casiter- |
son, M. S. Bryant, O. K. Peassentin, {§
and six steerage.
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CORDOVA CLAIMS
YOUNGEST PATRIOT
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In a'l probability James Lewis Jack- r
son of Cordova is Alaska's youngest §
patriot. At the age of three days he I
was the proud owner of $10 worth;!
of war savings stamps. With his 1
father fighting for Uncle Sam "some-11
where in France,” and the boy un- I
consciously supporting him, several |
lessons worthy of our consideration 1
are presented. First, it is an exam- |
pie which should inspire each parent (
to follow, if at all possible. Secondly, 1
it should encourage every father ^
called to the colors to provide for, -
educate and train his children to be
God-fearing, liberty-loving citizens.
Thirdly, it will fire the young heart
with national patriotism when he
reaches the age of accountability and
learns that he had a part in making
“the world safe for democracy,” and
it will inspire him to uphold the prin
ciples of liberty, freedom and justice
as he grows into citizenship in the
world’s greatest republic.
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We have to put every ounce of ef
fort behind the men behind the guns.
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Bargain store. 7-tf
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High Prices are better than a Hun
peace.
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Mndame Lydia, the patcotst, will be
found in the Currier & Mickelson
building on C. street. 16-tf
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