Flattering reports have reached An
chorage in regard to the new placer
strike in the neighborhood of Dead
Horse hill.
While sawing wood recently, Tony
Markell, of Gold Hill, cut his hand so
badly that it was necessary to ampu
tate a part of two of his fingers.
The Sea Level Mining Company at
Chichagoff, operated by Fleming
Rros., on the wfest coast of the island,
has developed a high grade deposit of
copper and nickel ore.
A. T. Spatz, of Juneau, proprietor of
Spatz's cafe, has installed a complete
model hatchery in the window of the
cafe, and will specialize In rearing
young trout in the plant.
The Seward Gateway pronounces a
minstrel show recently given by the
Arctic Brotherhood of that city, ss far
above the average and ranks the per
formers with those well up In profes
sional circles.
V. L. Weatherhead, axeman with
an engineering commission survey
party near Anchorage, was instantly
killed a short time ago by an ava
lanche. The body was recovered and
taken to Anchorage.
An organization of ladies from Ju
neau and its environs, gave a very suc
cessful bazaar recently for the benefit
of the Rocky Mountain Club-Hoover
Belgian Relief Fund. The sum of
$556.80 was raised for the fund.
Reports from Horsefly creek near
Tolstoi, the scene of a smalt stampede
last year, state that one Neilson has
uncovered pay there, and that good
prospects have been uncovered on an
other creek nearby.
The big warehouse of the K. R. Peo
ples Company at Terminal, on the ’io
lovana river, was totally destroyed l,y
fire recently, entailing a loss of from
$20,000 to $22,000. The structure will
be rebuilt next spring.
Under a lease issued by the natives
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ami approved by the secretary of the
Interior, the J. L. Smalley Company at
Itlalne, Washington, will ereet and rtf>
erate a cannery at Metlakahtla tf Fsf
summer. The lease covers a period |f\
five years.
The news when It Is news—In i|e
Dally Times. .j
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Nelh Jepson, of Juneau. Alaska, will]
wrestle any man In Alaska on the
Fourth of July, catch as-catch-can, for
a house percentage or for a side wager
or for both. Dr. W. VV. Council Is pre
ferred. at
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Now is the tune to subscribe for the
■JJInies — $5 for six months.
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Empress Theater
SATURDAY NIGHT
One Show Only, Begins 8 p. m.
Two Reel Drama,
“IN THE SUNLIGHT”
With Vivian Rich.
Two Reel Drama,
“PHANTOM ON THE HEARTH”
(>ne Reel Comedy, <
“A FAMILY PICNIC”
()ne Reel (Ynnedv,
“THOSE COUNTRY KIDS”
“Fatty” and Mable Normnnd.
SUNDAY NIGHT
Two Show3—First at 7:30 p. m.
WILLARD MACK and KNID MARKLRY in
“THE CONQUEROR”
A SI rong Triangle Drama in Five Paris.
“A MOVIE STAR”
Two Reel Keystone Comedy.
Mining Supplies - - Sporting Goods
Stoves
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Northwestern Hardware Co.
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Boat Supplies
Agents for Regal and Gray Gas Engines
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" LADIES OF CORDOVA
Just Received, a Pull Line of
MIDDIES
and
SPORT SKIRTS
Drop in and see Them While the Selection Is Good.
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I SHOES
I Now is the time
I This Store the Place
I TO BUY
I SHOES
I Dont delay leather is scarce and high
I and is sure to get scarcer and higher
I Buy now and make a sure saving
I AGENTS FOR
I THE DRY SOX and
I NETTLETON SHOES
I HUNKIDORI LEATHER PACS
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K CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. 1
5j WANTED — By young man, board
I j and room with private family, or
I j room only. Address Times office.
I ! LOST — Nugget necklace. Return to
I j Times office.
I WANTED—Good sized boy, who is not
i afraid to work, to learn the printing
i trade. Apply Times office.
WANTED — Two women want posi
tlons in camp as cook and helper.
Apply at Times office.
WANTED — Woman or girl for gen
oral house work. Apply at this of
fice. 3t
WANTED—An experienced, steady
[ rook wants position. Apply Times.
WANTED — To buy a building lot,
also some good second-hand tents.
Address 1\ O. Box 357, Cordova.
WANTED — Girl for General house
work. Apply Mrs. A. Van Vechten.
WANTED — Brick mason. Apply this
office.
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h. WANTED — Position as cooks by
competent man and wife in camp.
Apply here. 3t
FOR SALE — House and lot in Cor
; dova; cheap for cash; or on terms.
Near depot. Address Box 1388, An
chorage, Alaska.
WANTED — To buy used furniture
and ranges. Kendrick Building.
FOR RENT — Half of a good sized
store Apply City Express.
FOR SALE — Twenty horsepower
gasoline engine. See Dooley.
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PROPOSED BILLS
NOT TB JAP'S
LIKING
(fly Associated Press)
TOKIO, April 14. — Appearance of
bills believed here to be anti-Japanese
In nature In the legislatures of Idaho
ami Oregon confirmed the Japanese
people in the belief that the problem
ol' the Japanese in the United States
still Is far from settled.
The newspapers published lengthy
dispatches from the United States,
narrating the developments of the
Oregon and Idaho legislation, but only
u few of them published editorial com
ment.
At the present time the press is
interested in the possibilities of China
entering the war, in the political crisis
at home and especially in the pro- u
jects to establish co-operation between 1
Americans and Japanese in the de- j '
velopment of China. L
Japan wishes to share in the de
velopment of China, and incidentally
her representative people, the busl
ness element particularly, believe that '
if the United States and Japan can :
find a common interest the chances >
of finding a solution of all problems j
will be improved. This idea is ex
pressed in an article written by the j
chief editor of the Nichl Nichi, who j
finds his text in the recent American |j
bills and in the recent founding of an j.
Americnn-Japanese association for the
exchange of ideas on vital problems [
concerning the two countries.
i nd isenaim News reports lhat a J
small stampede was In progress re- :
cently to Little Coldstream, a tribu- 1
tary of Coldstream, coming into the'.
latter about tl miles from N«nana.
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The city council of Seward recently
passed a resolution declaring the rail |
road and other powder hoiiHes located
at San Juan point were a menace to '
the city and ordered their removal j
within thirty days.
James Dixon, an oldtimer, forty
years of age, und unmarried, was se
riously injured a few days ago when
he fell off the basement floor in the
power house into the pumping pit,
striking upon an iron wheelbarrow.
The Fairbanks Commercial Club I ]
tips received a proposition from a San :
Francisco concern, who desire lor a I,
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consideration to send an airplane and
aviator to Fairbanks this summer to ; ’
perform stunts for the edification of j 1
the people of that town.
NOTICE TO FIREMEN,
Chemical has been moved from j I
Northern Hotel to Front Street fire 1
■ hall. In case of fire be governed ac [
cordingly.
GEORGE DOOLEY Chief. |
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► his wife will have something to ♦
► kick him on under the table when ♦
► he goes wrong in company. ♦
► Shins are great uncles to the 4
► funny hone. The only different e ♦
► between shins and funny bones 4
► is that shins live out in the open, ♦
► while runny bones secret them e
l selves in out of the way pU ♦
► around the elbow, sions are an ♦
► dadoos. They Invite disaster. 4
► Funny bones mind their own bust ♦
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► We favor u moving day for 4
► shins. I,"| iti,'in live under our ♦
► 1 ii.s. or el ev here, deep in our ♦
► anatomy. 4
The regular Saturday night dance
it liegg's hall tonight. Musie by the
Hon Ton orchestra.
CHURCH NOTICES.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching 11 a. m., "The Rich
Fool;" Sabbath school 12 in.; prea.h
lng 7:30 p. in., "The Ark."
Bible study class on Wednesday
evening at the church, 7:30 p. in.
The music for the evening cervices
are as follows:
Prelude.Martin
Hymn — "Thp laird's Day" . . Mason
Hymn—"Ye Servants of God”.Hayden
Banjo Solo — “Nearer My God io
Thee".
Offertory Solo — "Sebastopolle" ....
Mrs. Lee Lewis.
Hymn — "Awake, My Soul". I hid ridge
Hymn — “Guide Me".Williams
Doxology—“Old Hundred" .. .. Ken
We Invite stranger, friend and you
to attpnd our services on the Sale
bath A. G. SHRIVER. Pastor.
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Fire originating from sparks fiom
the chimney burned a part of the roof
of the house occupied by artist J. A.
Mct'arren at Seward. The heaviest
loss was a partially completed paint
ing of Resurrection bay.
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