Miss Kilby In-liriifl' is expected buck
on the Admiral Watson tonight, after
a hurried trip to Ihe states on account
of her health.
A. K. Oautrick, Alaska traveling!
freight and passenger agent for Ihe
t'.reat Northern Hallway Company, was
ill town while the Northwestern was
in port.
Mr. ami Mrs. .1. C. Ouffney, of Seat
tle, greeted local friends today. They
are on their way to Anchorage.
F. D. Labile, representing the Mar
shall-Wells Hardware Company, of j
Cortland, is in town for a few days. |
HEALTH NOTICE.
Property owners are hereby notified
hat the time has expired for cleaning
ip premises. Starting Wednesday
May 2, the elty will clean all unsant
tary places and assess cost of sann
to the property.
GEO. DOOLEY. Chief of Police
The latest women's sport coats. It
the newest colors, just received a
Clayson's. Drop in and look at them
The steamer Admiral Karragut ar
lived at midnight from the westwart
and sailed south a couple of hour
later.
Classified Advertising
WANTED — Bids for thirty telephone !
poles — 4o feet long, straight and I
free from knots and rot; tops not
larger than eight Inches in diameter
or smaller than six inches in di
ameter; butt not larger than sixteen
inches in diameter, nor smaller than
twelve inches in diameter. To be
delivered before June 1, on the
beach near the railroad cm shiv, at
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approach to ocean dock. Cordova
, Power < 'orapany.
WANTED — A good, strong girl for
j waitress, dishwasher and house
maid in country hotel. Apply Times
office.
WANTED—Woman for housework;
j short hours. Phone sjt.
j
WANTED — Girl for general house
work. Apply to Osborne's jewelrv
I store.
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FOR SALE—Two lots on Second St., j:
next to Charles Game's tailor shop;
50x100 feet. Price $2,500. Apply Na
thanael Greene.
FOR RENT—One furnished room in :■
Private family home; very reason- •:
able rent. Apply at Times office.
FOR RENT — Three nice rooms, for
light housekeeping. Apply .1. K. :*
Smart.
WANTED—Woman helper in camp ;
kitchen. Wages $t;o, board and lodg- > :•
inn. Apply Ilium, O'Neill Co.
FOR SALE—-Good dory. Enquire of j
Pete Clausen, Adams llldg. *i-::t
FOR SALE — House and lot in Cor
dova; cheap for cash; or on terms
N" ir depot. Address llox 12S<, An
rage, Alaska.
lost—Bunch of keys. Please leturn
lo Clayson's store.
(By United Cross)
I WASHINGTON. May In. "More
; power" is just now about the most
'pressing of the navy's problems. With
j the rapid increase in fighting ships
I the question of finding men suit
j able men to man them is l>c< online
j more and more serious.
The big job of raising -lo.nim re
cruits. and that in the very near fu
j ture, is up to He ir Admiral Leigh ('.
j Palmer, chief of the bureau of navi
i gation. This bureau lias In do with
all matters of personnel, present and
prospective.
j Moving pictures, cartoons, placards,
j “open door" recruiting stations, brass
j bands, and all forms of publicity and
exhortation, are among the means Ad
miral Palmer is employing to fill up
; the ranks. Incidentally, a Reductive
| $5 a month salary increase, with li will
j be urged on congress, for the navy's
enlisted men, is expected to prove a
great stimulus to recruiting.
I The new “open door" policy, chiefli
, | advocated by Admiral Palmer, where
j by Inn bluejackets are to le annually
| admitted to the Annapolis cadet an
j demy to become full-fledged officers,
I now offers a further and very p >«
erful — inducement for enlisting.
The chief of the bureau of niviga
| tion, beside being one of the most
universally popular officers in the ser
‘ vice, Is fulfilling earlier predictions or
his old commanders.
"He is well above the average and
will develop to be an efficient officer
j in the higher grades,” said Admiral
j Winslow, then a commander. When
Palmer was a lieutenant, Admiral Pot
ter said of him: "He is the most
j thoroughly proficient officer of his
rank I have ever served with."
"I consider him among the best of
his contemporaries," reported Captain
Sims, when Palmer commanded a do
| stroyer of his command.
Another war precaution who It
shows how carefully steamship com
panies are guarding their boats is em
phasized by the recent ruling wlr h
went into effect regarding the con
duct of passengers and visitors aboard
ships.
While vessels are in port only cm
• ployees who tire known to the ships’
office! s are allowed aboard, md all
visitors must have a permit signed by
the port captain, the agent or bv an
official of the steamship company.
The rule also requires that all pas
| sengeis must present their tickets at
| the gangplank before boarding a ves
sel, and after a passenger has passed
lover the plank he will not be permit
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ii ii 111 reiiirn in Kiiiiie. Ann, niitner. |
111) pUSSOIlglTS will lio iiIIhwimI to lioiirii 1
u ship 11111i 1 in minutes before sailing j
time. I
This new ruling is already being on
forced mol applii ■ to lioth steamship
lines which are operating in this part !
of Alaska.
Mrs. Cornelia Hatcher, president of
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of Alaska, arrived on Hie
Northwestern, and is a guest at. Ilie
home of Rev. and Mrs. A. <1. Shriver.
I Mrs. I In I flier will talk on legislative
plans, problems and methods at the
congregational meeting ill the I’resby
lorian church, Friday evening, i.nd on
Sunday evening she will deliver an il
j liislrated le.turo on "The High Cost
j of Low Hiving." Flirt her aim ounce
menl will In* made of the atte: noon
meetings for vv omen.
Senator 11 ill. who went b snitheiit
ern Alaska to secure some wild deer
lo slock 11inchinbrook island, returned
mi the Northwestern, Hill was Instru
mental in having the legislature appro
I priate $4,nail tor (lie purpose of .'dock-J
ing the islands ei I'rinco William
Sound with deer.
The break in tin- ealde lias been lo
cated off Yakutat. and is believed to
lie due to fishing Imats calling the line
with their anchni- The rableshlp
Burnside is on her way there, anil it
is expected that communication with
Hie states will again, be reusl.ibllshed
by Saturday.
The Admiral Watson arrived at Ka
mila at l’ o'clock Ihii morning, and is
unloading two hundred tons of freight
at that port. She i ; due to arrive
ill Cordova at II o. lock this evening.
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"Union Pacific Lawrence," the gen
ial railroad man, arrived from An
chorage on the Admiral Farragut, and
will spend three or lour days in Cor
dova, in the interest of the Union Pa
cific.
Blanche Sweet s ureil a hit in the
thrilling detective buy at the em
press theatre last evening, and the j
show will lie repealed tonight.
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Mrs. Mae ('aiiiermi and family j
passed through the , iiy on their way
In Valdez, after an absence of four
years from the territory.
II. L. Ryder, mill man of Valdez, was
a passenger on Hie Noilhweslein re
| turning to his home.
W. Sparvellu. who h IS been spend
ing a few weeks in i n duva, is return
ing to V aldez on the northwestern.
There will be May devotions at Si
ioseph’s church ev. i > ev ening ill 71 do
o'clock.
Bert Scribner, representing the
Hemps Brewing Company, is interview
ing the local trade
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Now is the time lo subscribe fin the
Times — $5 for six months.
Kenyon Coats
Ok''
Our spring line of Women’s
Kenyon Coats are now on dis
play.
We offer the Season’s Latest
Models to Our Patrons with the
Connection That No Better Val
ues Are Obtainable.
Will Clayson
Is’nt it a relief to find that goods
you want have not advanced
in price? Such cases are rare—
but the price of
Siyleplus <mt
Clothes
'The some price the nation over."
still remains the same, the one suit in
America that is nationally known to
have their same old price distinction.
Back of this price the makers stand with a strong
guarantee of style, all wool quality, wear, fit,
perfect satisfaction.
Foresight in buying, double volume sales, con
centration on the one price idea, reduced costs
in manufacture — tell the story “Still $\7."
We are the only Styleplus Store. We can save
you money.
The Blum O’Neill Co.
Empress Theatre
TONIGHT, AT 8 SHARP
BLAX'CIIF SWFF.T, in n Five Act Tlirilliii!' I* tcctivc
Masterpiece,
“THE CLUE”
Funny Stunts—PICTOGRAPH—Funny Stunts
PATHE COMEDY—“PECULIAR PRANKS”
Sheldon Auto
STAGE LINE
Fastest and Cheapest Service to Fairbanks and
Interior Points.
Try <>ur new service this spring and ..<>nvin< d.
Fnrc $1(10.00; -10 pound; l>ai;gn.u;e I'ree. Al’ler .linn- M,
Fare $i.*.00.
S. 0. BREEDMAN, Chitina Agent.
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Job Printing of the Better Kind
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FREIGHTER
Baggage and Freight Taken
over the Trail to Falrbanka.
TEAMS LEAVE CHITINA
FEBRUARY 5
MARCH 15
Baggage tan be left at the
Chilina Hotel, Cbitina. or Aina
kan Hotel, f ordoi a
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PHONE 127.
Sccotii] St,, 11|i|iosite I’o tolficc.
I•••:at "t II.-iihI Work. (live I'S
it Call.
INSURANCE
FIRE. MARINE, LIFE and ACCIDENT
liiMire your properly against Tire In
reliable Insurance ('ompaniea.
We represent Hie Niagara. London,
Phoenix. Hartford, Northern, (llobe
and Rutgers, and others; all stroug
Hoard t’ompanies.
We also represent the Maryland
‘ istnli) (’ompaiiv. and *ssiie Khlehty
• nd Surely Hoiids.
Nuthweitern Realty & Trust Co.
: HOTEL ZYNDA *
^ (Formerly New Cain) ^
* Centrally located I Jet w een ^
^ I*o i' i; i i i • ■ and < io\ ernm mt +
« Huildinns. ♦
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* W A C BALDWIN t
Lessee and Manager. ♦
* ALASKA'S EXCLUSIVE *
* HOTEL ♦
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^ Only Hotel in Alaska With ^
* Klovator Service. ♦
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o l\i>.< is« 1 in <'oncrete. ♦
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DAILY TIMES.
$1.00 PER MONTH.
DELIVERED BY CARRIER.
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Quditfi/ <j Cheeses
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We hnve an army of satisfied custom- 3~Z {•
ers continually BOOSTING for this C\; pimen,°
store' IUA e.^e,k
We hnve better assortments ■— newer ^j-fy ' li.^vHv —, Clarks Green Chili
goods. ..nd more of them than you L »ii 37. - " '•«'* McLaren's Imperial ;;
usually find. T',’> IHc KLitl that b NOT Lye -Petit d
C7 * Imported Cnmembert
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We have an advanced store service W) 1 1) C S C Q TO l ll C Crenm Bi tck
that anticipates your wants and serves ,y ' !!
you always with the one idea in mind, / luQJfnia I tu-'.. IjOU IV/IqqIq
of satisfying you absolutely. S ould serve i;i your p IVIudlb 1
_ . D , home. Of highest qual
We use the Burroughs Posting Ma- . • 1 ‘l f Kenton's Special Bologne
chine and National Cash Registers. lty, tl'ee ripened; dcli
mnking our system of accounting as Cjousorchardflavor; they “ LU,1Che°" L°3'
nearly perfect as is possible. . , . ' Ham Bologne
satisly the most exGCtini'
Do.led Ham <
No matter what your needs are. we j
have it or will get it for you. You II Pickled Pigs Teet
;; find here a bigger value for the same '/Vu them. Canned Chicken
money or an equal value for less
: money than anywhere #lse. Look for this Trade Mark. Tlma'eS
We advertise to get new customers. 8 "" j rj r{ \ /
Our satisfying store service holds j jj VJCll IUV
each customer once they try us. | 'rfS1? ■Z*'* i i r t|
' ^ We have just received on the
. v/ A . . | last boat an assortment of
Arc You Going to Loom Boxed Candies put up for us
fcj y.’cnil und recomnnij ihm by the LOTUS CANDY
Why It Pays to 3 shop. eputed to be the best J I
candy made in the City of 'J
Trad« Hgrs? v». Set,le'
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j Grocery Phone 21. Office 74.
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! FINKELSTEIN & SAPIRO !
j GENERAL MERCHANDISE
j ‘ THE STORE THAT SATISFIES”