PROFESSIONAL if
DRS. DAGGETT & BLYTB
Northern Hotel Building,
Cordova.
DENTISTRY
Hour* B a. m, to 9 p. m.
Special Attention to
Prophylaxis and Pyorrhea.
PHONE 200
DR. W. H. CHASE
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office over Cordova Drug Store
Call* May be Left at Cordova
Drug Store. Residence,
Alatkan Hotel
DR. W. W. C 0 U N 01L
PHY8ICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office and Residence: Cordova
General Hospital (Ostrander Build
Ing-.
Phones—Residence 116; office 111
DR. 0. L. HALE
DENTIST
Office: Over Blum, O’Nelire Store
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SMITH & McCONAGHY
PLUMBERS ANB STEAMFITTERS
Cor. Front and B Streets
Office Open Evenings
E. T. MEDLEY
Attorney *nd Coun«ellor at Lavs
Room 1.
Adams Clock CORDOVA, ALASKA
I -,- tin- . l.i • dli:•! * nhiinli m lh«*
HAPPENINGS DF LOCAL
AND IE150NAL INTEREST
II. I! Alg!'ill has been lidded lo Hie
force nt the local cable office, which
is now kept open until midnight.
John Am tier and Mrs. A M Homey,
of McCarthy, were married lust l-'rl
day evening.
The Admiral I'arragut had Jn pass
engers and tin tons ot freight fm
K,italla. lull was only able lo land
the former.
11 i ■ s.i, c.-ni. inspector oi • ■ \ ■ 1
n,. his rclnnicd lo Cordova aftci
an otficial \ i- it to the national <ap
Hal
Mr , Ji.n b l,. (irachur lias re
turned irom a trip lo tin* States, and
1 eft on ibis morning's train for hei
home at McCarthy.
!l \V. Hawes and wife were among
the returning passengers for Cordova
on last night's boat, and expect ti
remain here.
The steamer Northwestern will only
go as lar as Seward on its present
westward trip. The Alameda will sai
south via the outside passage, goinf
direct from Cordova to Seattle.
Superintendent William Bow'inat
and the crew at the Orca cannery
which has finished its pack of salmot
for the season, will leave for tin
States on the Northwestern.
Joseph Stewart and wife of I’itts
hnrgh were arrivals on last night '
boat Mr. Stewart is Interested it
III, t hitina Kiiskulana Copper Com
., ,1%. m| ujn i.mvo tor I In- Interim
.oi Sal unlay s 11 aim
Ooen day and nicht, Lindig's Grill
FRANK H FOSTER
Attorney at Law
Rood. \ Alaskan Hote
Passengers arriving from the States
on last night’s boat were Mr. am
Mrs .foe Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. H
\Y. Hawes, Mrs. Lester Koch, Mrs
( barles (iraher, 1). Sargent. K. M
Bird. H. M Burbank, FI. B. Almgren
V. N. Sarusal. and two steerage
♦
P. B Bard and (leorge B. Burbank
New York capitalists, who are stock
holders in the Alaska Copper Com
pany. reached Cordova last night
They were met here by II M Hu
Bois. the consulting engineer, am
left on this morning’s train to
Strelna to spend some time at tin
mine
.lame.- L Lankin, for several year
• . t int agent at Anchorage for th«
\I.i ka Steamship Company, and con
i.. ir.| with the company in various
positions on shore and at sea. is tin
latest steamship man to he tender***
• «>niini -ion as lieutenant in tin
do. k and stevedoring regiment fo
j service at a port in Prance, and I*1
has sent in his papers.
“Cleopatra” will he presented agaii
this evening at the Empress theat**
for the last time. The crowd was si
large last evening that people wen
turned away The pageantry is in
piling, the picture being produce!
with gorgeous effects in settings am
costumes, and it was photograph!*!
with much pictorial beauty. The ph
tore, though produced in California
, gives the impression that It was n ail;
an Egyptian production. Don’t mis
; it. Tonight at S sharp.
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EXCURSION TO VALDEZ
IN SOLDIERS’ HONOI
’File launch Itolfe will leave fo
\ aide/ at o’clock on Saturda
morning to accommodate all tho
v ho d'**ire tn attend the fare\\«|
dane. mil hoxin contest to he i\
" In nor 01 tIn bo\ - at Port Liscuti
• bo are semi fo l« a\ e !11r ()ut -id
•u ’ I • dam e u ill t do pi a* •• oi
H i . • - mu and tin I ->xim < -u
i. i on Sunday afternoon The
1 •• f e <! In r • •. i . I • •at the d'dfe -fnr*
♦
Open day and night. Lmdig’s Gril
Iv .1 White, who is In charge of
I ' ' he M.I -K ' It ire,HI (j! I ’iiIiIh it v.
J a couple of hours iii town last night
j while an \dmiral boat wa in |.*»rt.
j Mr W bite w ; i - 111 • ■ i by . i < ■ o 111 n i i 11 • • •
, IrOIII III** IOC l| • 'll.H||l>. | « Mill III e | ■ .
and a very enjnyalde and pio'tald
i mitei etieo Indd | |,- j making .1 tour
nl Son: bw es11• i ii \ | ■ .i.a for t h« pm
pose mi a< <|*i.tini mg hiie ..-It • it b t h
coiidit ions in thi - • 11 hi ind ,a
his return from the westward len
to make a longer stay in hordova.
"Stroller White, a lie is l**-t 1 • i
• w m throughout the territory, is a
newspaper man of eonsiderahle exper
ieme and ability, who was reei-ntly
tippointed to his present position by
(lovernor Kiggs. He is an indeta
( tiguealde worker and through his pub
lic • i t >’ bureau hopes In accut.iidi'h
coiiusidenitde good for Alaska, in tin
I way of attracting capital to this gp-al
I Northland to develop its resoun - - ai d
I also to provide tin necessary labor
for tin- carrying on of the work. He
has already inaugurated a campaign
’ of newspaper advertising and also
gotten out a number of attractive
placards and small cards setting
fcrth some pertinent facts. On the
latter, under the caption of "ho you
know?” is printed the following in
’ lorm'iimn :
Alaska embraces bKd.lul sepiare
miles, or more than d7a.nnn.nnu acres
Seven million two hundred thousand
i dollars, t he |• ri• e I m b- Sam paid
It m ia tor \ I i., was b1 ~ ■ than
I
< e I| t pel art e
Homo ’ e Id• I l a\ -enire 1 •!»» art ■
' * «>• land .'it'’ -.if*. • • n months i' i
i
\ i i ‘ m '•
i • • • ■ • ■■ -i md
1 ' . lb Km:la= ■
I*, lb ' ! • ' ' V I
\ i ie| ■ • . .e l ',;i a- re . ■■ b
e I . : . 1. p it' \ I.. d.a t lllfe W il! be
. I l I! V . J. t '
| | i 1 , p., , ,,j \ 1 i -k a ate ilea iT>
! !*» I . ' > • .1 i'I>
1 *en|*i* 11\ e more happily in Alaska
than a:;, here else in tin* world?
lUtiyrtre with churches and
her schools arc as good as those of.
any other section of the Knifed
Stat*
Women vote in Maska and In has
• bom 'lr ' prohibition
(bn- hundred thousand homeseekers
will conn* tn Maska when the kaiser
is proper!> subdued ■’
You an cei a|| tin- information you
. ant about Maska from the Alaska
bureau of publicity. .lutieau, Alaska
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ALASKA POSTAL SERVICE
There is another side to the story <u
the dec i don of the I nited State po.-l
nflic-e department on tin* rejection of
all bids tor carryinc on of mails to
A! i ka and 11n statement that mail
in the tuiuie will be sent b \ freicllt
or express II ill be recalled that
mile ye-aiu am !.*■ postotlice denari
i:ie■ 11 cb li!, rated;* breke it' contr .* t
tor tlie i arryitiu ot the mails with the
.Inm an Steamship Company. fore inc,
the concern to mi into liipiidation.
| S'uvicc a? then transferred to a uas •
! boat, w Iiicti completelN failed in main
taininc die sc rvn ••. • dd ut\ ice no\er
h iv in■ been at !ac toril> restored.
Tin • is but oil* dl i: ’rat ion of tin man
m r in \\ hit'll l be \ 1. s| . mol e| \ n e •
jia | . • :: mi •■! in..a- d. w hi!' on t In
bob tin- \ - a tea m ships opera!
b i\. I" .a < Tb cl ui : h m lb
c»n ‘eaeliU im reasinp mail tonnage
i: . lei i ao'-t ai I'i! ra i > « .unlit on- . and
\> ithoiit t.iir and ju ; i einunerat ion
! Kxclnmce.
FAMOUS CLAIRVOYANT
IS STOPPING IN GOROOVA
—
Mr (lame Renio, a giften astrologer,
astronomer, palmist anil clairvoyant,'
it. in Cordova on a short stay. She
tells the past, present and future, and
located the richest paystreak on Hun
ker creek, Dawson, for the Redmond
boys. For the past fourteen years
she has been in Fairbanks, and has
li cated pay-streaks in the North since
18f('.t. Readings will be given daily
from 1 to 10 p. in. in Room 10, Alas
kan hotel Will not be here more than
ten days. 17-tf
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The "anglers” Bay "we have the
right kind of tackle to get the big
ones." Better outfit from the North
I western Hardware Co.
PAWS. Auk. 22 The Prem h mail,
steamship I’olyne i in. hound from IT
si it a to Saloniki. was sunk by a in i n • •
on August 1" Six Serbian pa>sen*
vers, e 11• vi'll Indian firemen atul t o
sailors were Inst.
It i- also annom i d t hat i he Pn m h
•deainship Salkan. on tin* was to Cor
i. a. was torpedoed and sunk August
1T.. One hundred and two ot her eoni
eany were ‘-and
Sub Made Poor Shot
\.\ ATLANTIC POUT. Vug 22.
V Hrltish freighter arriving her* to
day reports that she was attacked by
a submarine yesterday near Nan
tueket The submarine aimed a tor
pedo at tin* freighter, whieb tniss.d
it? target by twent> \.mb
♦
\V » lubrell. superintendent of
’ Vhoiisi li is i * a- d t In follow in.
i i S' 1• ■ lii t ling in-'
• • I i ,(l> V,, ,< ill I
d a I I »t i mb* r 1 to II • ‘ a
• U . a . ii' i-e ija.irtet ot a mile. l*.s
ili gia i i rut i nua Soiit lea i roek
T h.• \\ ind> b.;-. h lit -'ti Prim ■
\\ illiam 'uind. v bu li hab* • u r<
oiled .'\lin::uidii'ii. " ill b* relighted
as soon as praeticalde
The light at Cape Spent er was also
i t poi ted tint burning August N but
will be relighted. Tlie same applies |
t». the Channel Island light. On a
bay.
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Open day and night. Lindig’s Grill.
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Use the classified ad column of the
Times if you want results
K \T \LL \ \u ..‘I T!>.
\ nt hr.it it* r.i:! a a> li t a •»* * • < >; m
al work I'mishina the laying of about j
'■ lire** mile of t r ark to cimnet t if
oal min** with tidewater. Contractor
Ceorue N*1 mi m\s he hope- to ha\e *
f le* l oad i mu plct **d tin’s : all w hen
coal w ill l*e 11 in-port. d » mm »li«•
mim .lolm ! at -on is in • h n of
•eifina mu the timbers
Mr \e| -on - in fli*' dock that way
. art ;•'<! o-n m Kalalia last -a inter wa<
mil’, t »em pora r> a ft a ir. In : i ~* t’
a .1*1 not hav e I.. v. • -lied ,i\ a>
It • lo- . In- a> will not di la >• th*
• on st pi«t ion nt ih. ta ilroad nr th*
operation n! ill. coal mine
♦
Tim* s classified ads get th* r* ul'
♦
Open day and night. Lindig's Grill.
B Stop at the
I Hotel Golden
WHEN IN
P McCarthy
Alaska
V
The Cordova
Dining Room
Next Cordova House
Just a little bit better place than
any other to eat
Max Rosenberg, Prop.
Iinprn t4Am" |
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Jones to
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Juy low
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III these times everyone con
sults hi' conscience when prc
pnriiiy for his immediate ami
future needs. r
j Hoardiii"- is contrary to the I;
H I'llhlie yood. Intelligent efOll t
ft omy i' a patriotic duty.
Many men need clothes now.
: liny for a reasonable time
© ahead Imt don’t hoard.
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Cioihea ., . , , ,
’n't 1 In* styhabit. You
f=j , (
will wear stylish, serviceable j
clot lies at prices that permit
thrift and destroy the tenipta- j
lion to hoard.
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j The BLUM, O’NEILL Co.
1 Hardware Phone 48 :: Grocery Phone 6
HUNTING SEASON
Will Soon Be Here---Prepare Now for the
Opening of the Duck Season.
We Carry a Full Line of
Guns and Ammunition
Winchester and Remington
Shotguns
Winchester and Arrow Shells
Decoys
Hunters Coats and Vests
Boat Supplies
Complete Line of Luncheon
Goods
MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS
DURING THE HUNTING SEASON
FINKELSTEIN & SAPIRO
Phones: Grocery 21, Office 74
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IN NEW LOCATION
KEIST FURNITURE COMPANY
lias moved into the lmildinjr lmxt to Alaska Steamship
('oilmanv's office
NEW AND SECOND HAND
FURNITURE
Pay Highest Price for Used Furniture