STEAMSHIP CO. TO FiCHT
CASE IN ALASKA COURT!
The attempt of the Valdez d’*
council to fine masters of steamers fo
not landing their boats at the dit
Dock, instead of a private dock, ha
created a great deal of interest; I
Seattle shipping circles.
R. W. Baxter, vice president of th
Alaska Steamship Company, recentl
stated that go far none of the master
of his company’s steamers had b(ee
arrested; that the company is awaitin
developments, and that should any c
the masters be arrested the compan
will put up bonds and fight the case i
the Alaska and other courts.
-:o:
■ i
ESCAPED ASYLUM, CAUGHT
AND THEN DISCHARGE
The Sanitarium Company, Portlam
has advised tire Governor’s office (
the discharge of Aolph Bajurga froi
the Morningside Sanitarium on Augus
28th. Bajurga was committed to th
institution on ApriT T,'1915, by U. i
Commissioner at Seward. He escape
on May 14th, was' apprehended o
August 27th,! and as he seemed we
able to care for himself and showe
no tnental symptoms he was di
charged hs recovered, and is no
working near Portland.
■ ■ > :—:o:—
K, OF P. MEETING
A meeting qf K. of P. lodge will nie<
tonight. All members, are requeste
to be present.
c! J. GOODALL,
Chancellor Commander. Pro Ten
1
si DENVER, Oct. 6—A dismissal of
y j the majority of the crirhtnal cases re
B j suiting ffom the recent disturbances
11 during the labor troubles in the coal
district is contemplated by the state
[I authorities, and Is believed to be Im
^ minent. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., to
day conferred with Governor Carlson
on the matter and urged the chief ex
ecutive t<*tplffc an action, and to use
! his influence I In that regard. There
3 --------
■ ■ •
ire several hundred cases attfl pend
ng against the strikers, yiostly charg
ng mtJrder or conspiracy. John H.
-awson, one of the strike leaders has
ilready been convicted of murder and
s serving life sentence in the state
>enitentiary.
■ —■—:oi———
IVLAMEPA DUE AT MIDNIGT
SAILS SOUTH TOMORROW P. M.
The steamer Alameda will arrive
rom the westward at midnight and
•emaln in port until tomorrow after
loon, loading copper ore, before sail
ng for Juneau and Seattle.
.. ■ :o:——
The latest faces In type for job
printing received at the Tines’ office
Place your order now.
---—:o:- 1 ■
FOUND—A srtiall gold bracelet,
with initials engraved. Owner can
secure same by calling at this office.
DEVELOPING
PROPERTY
The Cordova kilning and Developing
Company la doing some extensive j
work on their quartz property at Port
Wells, according to Dr, W. H. Chase,
president of the corporation. Tl*ere
are at present forty-two men employ
ed, developing the lode, and installing
j new machinery. A building 40x7$ is
I being erected, which will accomodate
| a mill of twenty stamps; 600 feet of
I tramway is being erected and towers
1 built. C.eo A. Hnrmon and a crew of
men will leave here in a few days to
string the cable. A pipe line 3000 feet;
long Is being installed and a Fooa en
gine will arive on the next boat, which
was purchased from the Harmon.
Machinery Co. In fact all the ma- [
chlnery and supplies have been fur
nished toy local merchants.
Dr. Chase says it is the Inren' ion of
I the company is to build a wliarfj as
soon a* the work on the mill is com
pleted. It will extend for a distance
of 300 feet into Duck hay ct Port
Weils and facilitate the handling of
the supplies and ore.
The personnel of the men in charge
of the work of developing thin likely
looking gold quartz mine includes W.
C. Henley, mineralogist; C. W. Slen
der, superintendent, formerly of the
Gastineau; Mr. Emerson, mill-wright,
formerly of the Holiday Machinery
|Cd., Seattle.
.. u.
-
ENOCH H. CROWDER. j
Judge Advocate General of I
the United States Army. I
etaftfeittst • r ' * '
•4 '» *♦—*-—
n < — • *'l » * M*' .
WRECKAGE DONE
BY RECENT
MORGAN CITY, La., Oct. 5—The
tornado which’ swept through this
state last week killed three people in
this town and accomplished a heavy
amount Of property damage. Not a I
! building in *he town does not show j
'some effects of the storm, and many j
beautiful residences and plantation
building# have been entirely demolish
ed. The greatst suffering has occur
red in the negro quarter, where the
ramshackle houses were blown,away
like chafT before the wind.
-:o:- ■
The steamer Northwestern sailed
from Seattle on Sunday morning, ac
cording to private advices received
here.
.v I o\ —r~ .
A can of Del Monte Canned ;Peaches
will be givea| FREE tomofrew to
i* av^ry nurdh^si at The Bluing O’Neill
n Store.
Nifty job printing at the Times.
BIG SHIPMENT OF LUMBER ARRIVES
AT ANCHORAGE FOR RAILROAD COMMISSION
SEWABJD, Oct. 5—The steamers Wellesley nn<l Northland
have arrived at Anchorage with 1,500,000 feet of lumber for the
Alaska Engineering Commission, which will be used in con
nection with government railroad construction at that place.
Chairman Edes retumed today from the scene of operation
and says the work at Anchotage'and Matanuska is progressing
at a satisfactory rate.
-:o:-' -' > —
France to Land Troops in Greece.
PAKIS, Oct. 5—The Temps, in an inspired article said to
day, that the French public could expect to receive momentarily 1
the news of the landing of French troops at Rnloiki in Greece.
V * 1 ' ( * ' ? ■ i i A i_ . _'
DO YOUR OWN JUDGING.
; . .
We are not giving anything away this week.
We took no prizes at the San Francisco Fair.
We do claim however that our “Independent Store”
is giving to the people of Cordova an opportunity to
buy groceries at reasonable prices. This is probably^
of more direct benefit to the consumers than an occa
sional offering of prize fruit.
I
! ' " ' * .
. <■ (
LOGGERS SHIRTS-LEATHER BOOTS AND SHOES
1 Tf; ; • v
WOOLEN SHIRTS, ALL KINDS—RUBBER BOOTS
AND SHOE PACS
UNDERWEAR, ALL WEIGHTS
GLOVES AND MITTS . , ,v.
SLICKERS, OVERALLS AND KHAKI CLOTHING,
SOXS, ALL WEIGHTS—RED RUBBER BOOTS
Special attention given mail orders
Send Your Order in To-day.
Satisfaction Guranteed.
* f ii 5 * ; ■ I , \ I ' * : •
Will Clayson
■ ■■ • ■ ■ —
::::;:v:::::v:::::v^
%. . •.. - ' . f
g | . . ■ :•:*
i TO KEEP
| YOU DRY! |
^ * if
I 1 » <-• ■ v: 1. . I
| We have a large, assort- |
j ment of Rubber Goods of |
the best known brands
| and quality. f
Just received a large ship- I
j, ment of Flannel Shirts, J
1 Chippewa Shoes and Hip- |
j ress Packs |
Ifinkelstein&sapiroJ
THE STORE THAT SATISFIES.
[Empress Theatre
e
1.1
1 > '.y \' \ J , ----
" TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5,1915.
1 , . i .
a PATHE WEEKLY NEWS No. 42.
YE VENGFUL VAGABONDS,
A Selig two Act Drama.
SI’S WONDERFUL MINERAL SPRING—
t A Kalem Comedy
ii _
I !i vm
Admission 25 Cents i One Show 8 p. m. Sharj
.
;