The Empress
THE INCOMPARABLE THEDA BARA
in six acts
“THE TIGER WOMAN’’
Theda Bara appears in a character that for intensity of action
aial the portrayal of a vampire, surpasses all previous roles
of this nature played hy this world lamed star.
Also Burton Holmes Travels
Mrs. Nina Nichols at tin* Piano
Admission 30c Kiddies 10c
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
WANTED—Women and men for can
nery work. Apply to George Dooley.
FOR SALE—One 12x14 tent, nearly
new. Call at the Bargain Store. 6 2
FOUND—Bunch of Keys. Owner can
aecure tame at Timet office.
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WANTED—At once, salmon apllttera
and salters. Apply Times office.
WANTED—A girl for general houae
work. Small family Good wuges.
Mrs, K. h. Harwood. 3tf 25
FOR SALE—One sewing machine as
good as new, $15 00; one Victor cab
inet. $1000; a lot of Mason glass
jars. Apply Mrs. John Gamble 28-.lt
WANTED—Men and women workera.
Apply Carlisle Tacking Company.
FOR SALE—Oak office deak table;
3x5 feet. Apply J. A. Nicollet B20.
FOR SALE—Watchmaker's tools
and material. Inquire Kenny Hol
den 6 tf
WANTED—At once, clean cotton rags
for cleaning machinery; good price.
Times office.
FOR SALE—Singer sewing machine.
Phone 200. 9tf
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FOR SALE—Wolf skin robe; in good
shape and reasonably priced. In
quire 38-5. 7-8 1 mo
WANTED—Woman cook wants work
on boat or in camp. Apply Aunty
Keating's Wee Shop. 10-31 j
WANTED—Electricain to overhaul
electric iron. Modern Laundry. l<»tf
FOR SALE—Team of horses. Apply
Flnkelstein & Sapiro. lOtf |
FOR SALE—Three-roomed furnished
cottage. Call Northern Laundry, tf
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL i
AND PERSONAL INTEREST
Frank Dean and Maurice Foss of
Nome mingled with Cordovans today
The Victoria is scheduled to sail for
Seattle at 7 o'clock tonight
Hah Bollinger, who has been fish
'tic at Mile :,5 for the past two
month is in town for a few days
(leotge Apple of Iditarod, an old
timer trotn the interior, greeted Cor
dov a friends today.
\ large number of ball players
showed up last night and indulged in
a little practice.
The funeral of Andrew Nelson took
place from Humbert's undertaking j
I allots this morning.
( has Strom of Council is among j
the outgoing passengers on the Vic
toria.
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Hurled at Cotdova cemetery—An
drew Wilson, age 4U years; Rev. K.
R Zelgler officiating
Eighteen pairs of socks were re
ceived this week hy the local chapter
from the Katalla branch of the Amer
ican Red Cross.
The Red Cross headquarters is out
of gauze and there will be no classes
in surgical dressings until the next
steamer arrives.
Attorney General George B. Grigsby
Is spending a few days in Cordova. |
He made the trip to Nome and stopped i
off here on his return fo Juneau.
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There will be a meeting of the I
Cordova fire department tonight and j
ill members are requested to be pres
cnt.
Deputy Marshal Hart Humber, ot
Candle, is a passenger on the Victoria,!
in charge of two prisoners from Nome \
he Is taking to the outside.
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(’apt U. K Davis returned this
afternoon to Yakutat, where he is in
charge of the Hoonah Packing Com
pany, after having spent several days
here
The Presbyterian Sunday school is
holding its annual picnic today and a
large number of people took advantage
of the fine weather to spend a day
in the woods.
The freighters Valdez and Ketchi
kan, which are on their way to Nome
and Katzebue Sound, will return to
Seattle via Cordova, where they will
take on a cargo of copper ore.
Jas. Lankin, former agent for the
Alaska Steamship Company at An
chorage, is the purser of the Victoria
on this trip, and spent last evening
among his old friends here.
Tom Teets, who was charged with
wantonly destroying fish near Miles
lake, was given jt hearing before Com
missioner Medley this morning and ac
quitted of any wrong-doing
L L. Davis, Jule Rudolph Olsen
and Sam Hubbard have volunteered
for military service to the local board
as part of Cordova’s quota of fif
teen men who will be inducted into
the army on August 1.
Last evening Miss Klsl Riddell, a
recent arrival from Seattle, was mar
ried to James Cranston, the cere
mony being performed by Rev. A (1.
Shriver. after which a wedding sup
per was served at the Vluskan grill.
There will be a train for Chitina
lit 7 o'clock tonight, transferring pas
senger* at Mile JJ. where there is a
washout The bridge at Mile t’>J has
been repaired and it train will arrive
here from the interior tonight
All baseball players are requested to
report at the park every evening this
week at 7:.’lu o'clock to try out for
the team which will play the Fort
Liscutn team here on Sunday after
noon
A big crowd attended the Km press
theater last evening to see Theda Bara
in "The Tiger Woman,” which will
he played for the last time tonight
at 8 sharp. This Is one of Theda
Kura's greatest pictures so don’t miss
It.
Dr. W. W. Council today received
a telegram from George Kennedy at
Fort Liscum stating that if transpor
tation is available practically all of
the Cordova draft ^ boys at the Korl
want to accompany the visiting ballj
team here.
Cordova Chapter, American lied j
Cross, is in receipt of a letter from;
Margaret ti. Hulbert, associate direc
tor of the bureau of development,
northwestern division, in which she
says It gives us pleasure to advise
you that all supplies sent from your
chapter are most satisfactory, and we
wish to express our appreciation oi
your good work. The case just re
ceived, containing operating masks,
our inspector pronounced 'perfect
w ork and packing.’'
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NOTICE
The Cordova public school will be
open tomorrow from 2 to :i p in. for
the school children who wish to get
library boks
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OLD-TIMER ACCEPTS
POSITION TO THE WEST
Among the passengers of the Vie
toria en route to Seattle are Cyril I'
Wood and family Mr. Wood will re
turn almost immediately to take up
the duties of superintendent ol .1 pack
Ing and commercial company at Ko
diak. and Mrs. Wood and hci tour
children will join him early in the
fall
For teh past several years Mr
Wood has been In charge ol the
Northern Commercial Company > m
terests in Idltarod. where he was a
leading spirit in ail public enterprises
and activities He was one of the
oldest employes of the Northern Coin
mercial Company, having been with
that company almost since his boy
hood.
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