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The Beautiful Actress
MARGUERITE CLARK
IN THE FIVE-ACT COMEDY-DRAMA
“THE AMAZONS”
A Piny Full of Pep and Spice.
KEYSTONE TRIANGLE COMEDY
“A Dog Catcher s Love”
; A Farce with a Real Punch.
Tonight at 8 Sharp Admission 30c and 10c
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HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN
1>. laming has gone to Valdez on
a business trip.
Postotllce Inspector Alvah Karnes
is on a trip to Valdez, Seward and
Anchorage.
Mrs. It. Giles entertained last night
in honor of Mrs. W. A. C. Baldwin,
who will shortly leave for Juneau.
The \V. (' T. f. will meet at the
home of Mrs. I). C. Czerwenka tomor
row afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
Yesterday in the commissioner’s
court Alfred Guynt was found guilty
of the charge of larceny and lined
$10 and costs.
J. H. Kline is now the secretary of
Cordova chapter, American Bed Cross,
having succeeded John Muller, who
has been drafted and leaves for Fort
Lisetim on the next boat.
Oscar Breedtnan, L (!. Belter, Ilor
ace Leach, ( has Cochran and J. Rich
ardson were among the Cordovans
to leave last night for Valdez, where
they will attend the district court
Tonight at the Ktnpress theater
Marguerite Clark will be seen in the
comedy-drama, "The Amazons" A
Keystone two-part comedy and a
I’athe scenic will be part of the pro
gram.
I’ L Simpson and wife, Mrs. Mer
ton, Mrs Swanberg. Sidney Jacobs
siiid K. J. Davis returned this after
noon from a two days' hunt on the
Copper River flats, and brought back
a large number of geese and ducks.
Joe Mehcrin, the well-known Alaska
traveling salesman, has been accepted
for service in the United States army
tank corps, with the rank of a first
lieutenant, and will immediately go to
an officers’ training school for In
st ruction
George Grigsby, territorial attorney
general, left this morning for McCar
thy and Kennecott, where he will de
liver addresses in the interest of the
Democratic ticket, and will proceed
thence to the Interior. He will go to
Fairbanks, Nenana, and possibly to
Brooks and Tanana.
The committee in charge of tin* Ar
menian Syrian relief fund reports
that tin* donations from Cordova and
the Copper Iiiver valley have reached
the sun: •»! >2.uia x<; arid the commit
te • i prepared to close the matter
and forward the money to Seattle in
order not to interfere with the Lib
erty bond campaign, now on. Th<
quota for this section for the relict
fund was $1.72". and once more we
have gone over the top."
Another unit of Cordova and Cop
per river draft men left last night
for Fort Liseum. A large crowd gath
ered at the dock and we sent them
away with cheers and blessings. A
number of the young ladies also kissed
each and every one of these boys and
when the ship pulled out the inducted
men gave a demonstration in honor
of the fair sex and stated that the
token of patriotism and loyalty be
stowed upon them would give them
courage in the trenches and this lit
tie kindly act on tie* part of the Cor
dova girls would never be forgotten
by them.
"The Railroad Raiders." a fifteen
episode, four-reel weekly melodrama,
consisting of two chapters, starring
Helen Holmes, popular heroine of "A
Lass ot the Lumber-lanls," and "The
Girl and tin* Game." both sensational
successes to the credit of the Signal
Film Corporat ion as producers, is
thought to be destined to be the most
startling triumph of the brilliant gal
axy of players led by Miss Holmes and
directed by John R. McGowan. The
first of the "Railroad Raiders" chap
ters, "Circumstantial Kvidenc**." is a
wonderfully interesting production,
and the second. "The Stolen Deal."
will send a chill up vour ba, k "The
Railroad Raiders" will he sb-'wn once
a week, every Saturday night at the
Km press theater. Don’t mis the first
and second chapters, on Saturday;
then you will want to see the whole
story each Saturday thereafter
Looking Straight at the
Clothes
Question
How much shall I pay
this fall to get the right
quality and the right style
in my clothes?
The man who looks at
this question STRAIGHT
sees a mid-road between 0 Ill
extravagance and thrift.
He looks straight at |:|
Styleplus Clothes. g
They have the right
style. %
They give the desired
wear. g
They always sell at a
moderate price.
Styleplus Clothes are
made on the big volume
plan, in only a few differ
ent grades. This reduces
costs to the minimum and
always produces style and
wearing qualities unique
at the prices.
Each grade is the same
price the nation over.
See the new fall styles
at the Styleplus Store.
The Blum, O’Neill Co.
Hardware Phone 48 Grocery Phone 6
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CORDOVA S BOND
SALES AMOUNT
TO $220,1.00
♦ ♦
♦ KENNECOTT PEOPLE <>
♦ SUBSCRIBE MILLION ♦
♦ ♦
♦ N*• v. York. Oct. HUH. ♦
4> First Hank Cordova ♦
♦ Cordova. Alaska ♦
♦ The Kentneott Coper ('or ♦
♦ poration has subscribed >1.""". ♦
♦ "im to the Fourth Liberty loan ♦
♦ ()| this amount Sinu.mm will be ♦
4> alloeated to the < redit of the ♦
♦ First Hank of Cordoxa. ♦
♦ STKHHKN HUM 'I I ♦
♦ ♦
(Jovernor Lynch of the Twelfth Fed
eral reserve has also wired the above
I hank as follows: "Understand Alaska
Packers’ association has subscribed
an amount equal to everything of
your entire territorial quota. This
quota was established as representing
the ability of your own citizens to
subscribe Hope Alaska’s goal will
now he an oversubscription of at least
one hundred per cent.”
Thus far in tie* drive our residents
have responded nobly, having already
purchased $5S.220 worth of bonds.
ThC is exclusive of the Alaska Pack*
ers’ association purchase of $71.rai l,
and the Konnecott Copper corpora
tion’s $100,000 subscription, which
brings Cordova’s record up to $221).
72o and before the drive is over tins
amount will exceed a quarter of a
million dollars.
Strelna also wired today that it
had gone "over the top” nearly live
times With its apportionment placed;
at $2.ooo it has already luised $10.4 )0.
Although Cordova has helped do
its part to furnish the boys that Uncle *
Sam needs to win the war. those of us :
who have not been called upon to
tight must do our share to see that 1
these boys are not only supplied with
theh necessary implements of warfare
hut that they are properly clothed and
fed. We can do this only by lending 1
our money to Uncle Sam in the form
of buying Liberty Bonds.
Fvery boy we have sent across to
one yf the training camps, before he
is completely equipped in the way of
clothing, needs an outfit which costs
the government $63.51. Cordova’s
quota of the Fourth Liberty Loan,
which amounts to $71,500, if it were
all used to purchase clothing for our
soldiers would equip 1,113 men with
the apparel they need.
While this is more than have an
swered the call to arms from this city,
let us raise the money needed to clothe
at least this number. Remember that
if all our money goes into clothes,
other cities must help supply the
funds for food, ammunition, guns, and
ships to send them across, as well as
all of the other expenses the war en ,
tails.
Then* is a long and hard winter
coining on and you do not want to |
fuel that any Cordova hoy now in,
Franc e and very likely in the trenches
is going to suffer because you have
not clone your very best in buying
bonds to help raise the* money neces
sary. Let's oversubscribe our quota
so no one will have any reason to 1
doubt Cordova’s patriotism.
October 3
Kennecott Copper Corporation. Mrs.
Ceo. it. Purvis. Robert I* Kudler. Wal
ter Dempster. John (J. Meaker. Lee
Harpole. Anna F. Larson. Oscar L.
Larson. Dan Vanderford. Justus John
son. Fannie1 '1'. Phillips. James Din
neeii. Lewis Rudolph. Mrs. Florence
Jackson. Fvungeline Church. James
Lyons. Frank R Townsend. Lizzie F
Townsend. John (5. Carson. Djorne
Dahl. Louis Djonghe, Fleanor Spar
row. A .1 McConnell. Frank F Rip
I ley. John Deever. CJeorgc* Hihber. John
Cnwker. Flizabeth Schiller. Fred
Schiller. James Richardson. Mrs. Nel
lie Richardson. William lirehmer, Au
gustus .Mitchell. T. Shiyaki, W. Alex
under, drover Frame. K F. Schmith,
deorge* Vogt, Mrs. Keizo Mitamuro.
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Alaska Draft Men
Will Go South to
Train for Front
Captain J. J. Finnegan has an
nounced that all men drafted into the
military service in Alaska, who are
physically qualified for general mili
tary duty, shall in future he sent to
Camp Lewis, Washington. The men
will be assembled at the Alaskan ar
my posts. They are not, however, ex
pected to remain at these posts for
training, but will be sent, probably
with very little delay, to the big can
tonment near Tacoma.
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Just I
Arrived
A Large Shipment of |
ADLERS CELEBRATED !
"COLLEGIAN' SUITS |
for Fall and Winter.
Come in and Select your |
Fall Suit Now.
KENREIGN RAIN COATS 1
HIPRESS BOOTS
KNOX and HARDEMAN
| _ HATS
FINKELSTEIN & SAPIRO
“THE STORE THAT SATISFIES” |
Phones: Grocery 21, Office 74
WEST MAKING
GOOD SHOWING
IN BOND DRIVE
SEATTLE. Oct. 3.—The following
has been received from San Francisco
under date of September 3:
Total subscriptions to the Fourth
Liberty loan in the Twelfth Federal
Kescrvo district now total $'.'7,850.noth
Salt Francisco's total is $14.473.300.
Twentyfight of forty-nine counties in
Northern California have passed the
37 per cent mark.
"Oakland is leading Portland and
Seattle in the shipnaming competi
tion. 35 per cent of her quota having
been banked.
"Ta ohia maintains a lead over
Honolulu. Salt Lake and Spokane.,
with 13 per cent of her quota banked.
"Skamania and Thurston counties.
Washington, are leading the district
In over-subscription, with 185 per cent
and 170 per cent respectively.
"VAN SMITH".
Subscriptions Behind Schedule
WAS111 NtiTON, Oct 3. -Sales of
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Fourth Liberty bond" throughout the
country have now passed the half
billion mark, which is nearly half a
billion behind the schedule tor the
first four days of the campaign. It Is
certain, howe ver, that many m.hio.is
of dollars' worth of bonds soul have,
not yet been reported to the banks.
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♦ TEXAS SOLDIER ♦
♦ BAGS MANY HUNS ♦
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♦ WITH Till: AMKIIH'\NS. ♦
♦ ()< t : ITivate John Ka I n •>
♦ son of Kingsville. T«• \a". .if ♦
♦ tached to a New York division. ♦
♦ became entangled in tin w ire ♦
♦ during tin onward rush *■: be ♦
♦ I'ompany, and was separate cl ♦
♦ from his c ompanions Seeing a ♦
♦ (iiTfiiati disappear into a dug ♦
♦ out. h* food at tin- door and ♦
♦ called to the occupants to ♦
♦ come out Fifty-two Kerman.". ♦
♦ ind l'ding three officers, filed ♦
♦ out. ♦
$ l;a w!>:i p: on pi !;• m.i. • d ♦
♦ theun to tin r»-a:-. and now !\ i ♦
♦ .i r**» dpt for them. ♦
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Times if you want results
AIRIS
CHEAPER
THAN COAL
“IXL’’ HEATERS burn
less coal and more air than
other heaters.
“I X Ls” are the original
Hct Blasts.
Buy your “IXL’ ’before
the cold days begin.
Yours truly,
CORDOVA’S
STOVEMAN
AGENT.
Northwestern Hardware Co.
The Only Exclusive Hardware Store in Cordova