Five of the employes at the Jumbo
and Bonanza mines at Kennecott ar
'
rived in town on last night's train
and will enlist in the service of Uncle
I
Sam. Bill Bruno and E. Woods will (
go to Fort Liscum and from there toj
Mare Island in the engineering corps, j
Sam Baxter. Bill Reed, R. Norton and
Leslie Connelly leave on the next
boat for Seattle w’here they will join
the war forces.
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Special cakes for Christmas at the
city bakery.
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See top. right side, page 6.
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EPI8C0PAL CHURCH
St. George's Mission, Red Dragor
Club House. 3rd Sunday in Advent
Matins and Holy Communion at 11
o’clock. Sunday school at 12 m. Even
song at 4 o’clock Program at Even
song:
Processional “Come, Thou Almighty
King” . Giardin:
Gloria in Excelsis.
Vocal Duet “I heard the voice of
Jesus Say".Nelson
Mrs. W. H. Chase and Miss E. Shepard
“Children of the Heavenly King”...
.Pleyel's Hymr
Violin Solo. Selected Mrs. U. S. Wilson
Offertory Solo "Hold Thou My
Hand” .. Briggs
Miss Emma Shepard
“My Country Tis of Thee” Fr. J. Bull.
Recessional “Lord, Dismiss us with
Thy Blessing" . Anon
Advent Ember Days, Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday of next week.
Services will be held on those days at
11:00 a. m.
St Thomas’ Day, December 21st.
Matins and Holy Communion at 11
o’clock. Everyone is cordially wel
come at all services. Rev. E. P. Zieg
ler, priest-in-charge.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching services 11 a. m. “The
Kink’s Sons.” Sunday school 12 m.
“Nehemiah Enforces Law." Preach
ing services 1:30 p. m. “In the Ful
ness of Time.” Our second Advent
service will be held Sunday evening
with apporpiate musice.
Prelude .,.Lickl
Hymn “Somebody Cares" Rodeheanen
Offertory . Leybach
Hymn “You May Have Joy Bells”
... . Kilspatrick
Solo "Teat Me to Proy” 0. Graff, Jr.
Mrs, T. Hubbert.
Hymn “He Knows the Way”..Ackley
Solo “The Advent Hymn” .
. Miss Emma Shepard
Hymn “Send the Light” ....Gabriel
Doxology . Ken
Postlude .,. Wataar
We extend a cordial invitation tc
you to worship with us at Eagle hall
A. G Shriver, Pastor.
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There are fourteen kinds of fruit
in the City Bakery’s Christmas Fruit
Cakes.
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There will be a meeting of the
school board Dec. 22nd at Eagle hall
School will close for the holidays on
December 21 and will open again
January 2.
XMAS CANDIES
Now is the time to get your
order in for Candy Canes, Xmas
Mixed. Box Candies, Crimp, Cho
colates, Bon Bons, etc., before
the Christmas Rush. Call in at
the Candy Kitchen or Phone 188.
We can supply any amount. We
are experts in the art of candy
making. Ask our customers. Nuff
said.
NEXT CORDOVA HOUSE
The Store of Merit
CANDY KITCHEN
(By Associated Press)
BERKELEY, Cal., Dec. 15.—The
paRt history of Europe and Asia, in
the long-vanished Pliocene Age, has
at last more closely linked up with
I ’^at America, The clock time for
the Pliocene period has now been reg
ulated by Professor John C. Merriam
of the University of California, by
comparing the extinct animals of the
Old World with the extinct horses,
camels, rhinoceroses, bears, hyenas,
elephants, and tigers he has discover
ed in the rocks of Mount Diablo, the
region west of Tulare lake, of the
Mojave desert, and elsewhere in Cal-J
ifornia and in Nevada, Oregon, Wash-'
ington, and Idaho. Professor Me^pri-^
am maintains that extinct Hipparion^
horses, which in Pliocene times roam-]
ed the valleys of California, must
have crossed over to Asia by an old
land bridge, now sunk beneath the1
sea, because their descendants flour
ished later in the Old W'orld, as prov
ed by the presence of Hipparion hors
es, in the Schansi and Honan beds of
< hina. in the Pikermi beds of Oreece,
and in the Maragha beds of Persia.
So, also, the rhinoceroses of the Dhok
Pathan beds of India descended from
the same ancestors as the TeleocerasJ
rhinoceroses found In the Rattlesnake!
beds in Central Oregon and in the
Thousand creek beds of Northwest
ern Nevada.
In California exiats a monument of
the whole Pliocene Age, unbroken and
complete, such as has been discovered
nowhere else In the world. This Is
the Ktchegoin-Tulare beds, a single
group of deposits on the western
border of the San Joaquin valley, in
" hich is paralleled the whole history
of the pliocene age in Europe, Asia,
and the whole of America. These
Ktchegoin-Tulare beds are more than
ten thousand feet in thickness. This
means that they represent so vast a
stretch of time that the waste of
erosion was washed down into the
sea until this water-carried material
had piled up to a depth of ten thous
and feet.
SIX TEAMS TO
ENTER 1917
LEAGUE
(By Associated Press)
SEATTLE, Dec. 15.—The North-1
western baseball league will open
next year with Seattle, Tacoma, Port
Spokane, Great Falls and Butte, ac
cording to opinions ventured by base
ball authorities here. Portland is ex-j
pected to take the place of Vancouver,
BC' I
lhere has been much discussion'
about the status of the two Montana
teams, but R. L. Blewett, the president
of the league, believes that that state
will maintain its same representation.
Judge W. W. McCredie, owner of
the Portland franchise in the Pacific
coast league has notified Blewett
that he is anxious to get into the
Northwest circuit next year.
“We will build up a club to the
same footing as the other organiza
tions in the league and we will be in
the fight from the start," Judge Mc
Credie told Blewett.
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DANCE TONIGHT.
The Rag Time Trio Dance tonight.
Nuf Sed.
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See top, right side, page 6.
Fine pastry w'ith fresh whipping
cream—just received—City Bakery.
CLASSIFIED ADVS.
WANTED—Housekeepr. Rev. and
Mrs. G. J. Zinn, Valdez. 6-2w
FOR RENT—Three nice rooms, suit
able for light housekeeping. Also
large front room. Apply J. K.
Smart. 3.6t
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| FOR SALE — ESTABLISHED RES
taurant business, with all the fix
tures and equipment.—Apply at the
Times Office. 6
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FOR RENT—Three room apartment,
partially furnished. See O. E.
Lambert.
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MAX FIGMAN
In 2 Keel Comedy
_ THE ADVENTURES OF WALLINGFORD”
"Charley Chaplin”
In 2 Keel Comedy
“EASY STREET”
At th<‘ piano Mrs. Nina Nidi ols
"ADMISSION 30 cents CHILDREN 10 cents
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Private Boxes
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{Every Article!
In My Store Makes
A Christmas Gift •
and I Have thousands of
them for Young and Old.
Come in and inspect our selected stock
for the Holiday trade
1 PAUL BLOEDHORN 1
I JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER 1
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I KENDRICK BUILDING FIRST STREET f
PRE-INVENTORY SALE
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Of Fancy Hand Painted CUPS and SAUCERS
Hand Painted Dishes
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ROSE /^TT'T' CI * DC Blue Bird
BOWLS ' A 1 IjLASS Glass Ware
Artificial NAPPIES VASES Colored
Flowers COMPOTES Glass Ware
bee Uur SHAKERS Goods on
Window PITCHERS, ETC. Display For
Display 1___ Inspection
THIS IS
THE TIME AND PLACE
= To Do
Your Christmas Shopping
B1 , O’Neill Company
THIS SALE CLOSES SATURDAY 15th