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Tuesday and Wednesday
BILL HART
IN
“THE SILENT MAN”
PATHE SCENIC and COMEDY
SHOW BEGINS AT 8:00 P. M. ADMISSION 30c and 10c
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BUYING OF BONDS IS A
HABIT WITH CORDOVANS
Cordovans today subscribed $0,800
more for Fourth Liberty loan bonds.
C'hitina also reports an additional
$1,500 worth sold,
October 16
Mrs, Cl. I!, lligginson, Guy It. lliggin
son. Matt Baker. Flo Fatroff, Mary
Nieoll. Iladeliffe Little, \Y. I Gile...
Grant Caughey, dim Modesto, d. Wil
son. Mrs. Gotdle Barnett. Gas Nelson,
Grover Travis, dim Fappas, Charlie
Kemp, Kd Barnett, Stove Theadore,
Aubrey Sims. C. K. Brainard, Joseph
Lindsey, Robert Carina, George Ito.
dames llori, Johnson Agaishi, Star
Skimoda, S. Suzuki, Ktutaro Kaneaus,
George Kichuehi, G. Kanoda, C. K
Mori, Nels Nelson, K. Nelson. W. II.
Stump, F. Gonzabs, Carl Nelson, Geo.
W Bognold, Kaoru Yamada. W S
Yar.uda. John Fete, 1. Fetroff, G. Got
roff, Carl Dahlberg. John Spitz, Steve
Tndich. Tom Nugent. Walter Hansen.
Lighthouse Canning Company, T.
Cato, L. Thomas, T. Toderoff, J Ver
man. (). L. Larsen, I. L. Larsen, S. 15.!
Kstich, O. E. Jones, James Noonan, |
Erik Eorsgren, Jack Mttrin. Steve Ta
dicli, Jack Creenkywieh. Cunt Ander
son.
Chitina
Harry Wilson, T. S. Matsumoto, Mi
lan Handy. Thomas King. Edna Hate .
Edward Hates, Koland Newton.
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ARMY AIRPLANE SAVES
PERTH AMBOY PLANT
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.—Kight
million pounds of T. N. T. wan saved
from explosion during the recent tire
at the Gillespie shell loading plant at
Perth Amboy by an army airplane
which Hew over the wrecked works
at an altitude of a thousand feet and
directed the fight against the flames,
according to announcement by the
war department.
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♦ BELGIAN CAPITAL
♦ TO BE EVACUATED
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♦ I ’ A It IS. Oct 1«.—A high tier
♦ man functionary in Belgium de
♦ dared on October 9 that the
♦ German occupation of Brussels
♦ would end within fifteen days.
♦ All the civilian population
♦ along the Belgian coast has
♦ been moved back, and British
♦ aviators report fires over a vast
♦ area.
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWr
Mrs. K M. Bates of Chitina is tl
guest of Mrs. John H. Sellin.
The food price-fixing committee wi
meet in regular session tonight.
O. K. Jones came down from Mi
89 to spend a few days in Cordova.
Edward Walsh and family ha\
moved into a cottage near Thit
street and A avenue.
M. Finkelstein will leave on the nei
southbound boat for Seattle, wher
he will spend a month or two.
Frank Kernan, one of the big place
operators in the Nizina district, a
rived in town on yesterday's trail
having finished his operations for till
season.
Nineteen liens have been issue
against the Valdez Creek Mining Coil
pnnv for wages due employee, as th
cleanup was attached by parties i
the Slates, and the gold dust is in th
hands of the federal court.
The funeral of Albert Knudsen, wh
was drowned off Cape St. Elias, wl
take place from K. E Holden's tit
dertaking parlors tomorrow aftemoo
at 2 o' lock Deceased was a men
her of the Fishermen’s Union at S'
attle.
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Fresh Ever Ready flashlight batte
les Ilium O'Neill Co. tf
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Times if you want results
HUN PAPERS I
COMMENT ON !
PEACE TERMS
:
LONDON. Oct. 16. Declaring that :
, every allied country will indorse j:
President Wilson's note to Germany. I;
tin* Chronicle says there is no closing!:
of the door or negotiation, and also!';
there is no opening for tin* sidetrack- :
ing of correspondence,
j Earned Gratitude of World
" The Post, commenting on President;:;
Wilson's reply to Germany, says |p' j:
v deserves the gratitude of tin? entire j:
civilized world for having saved the!:;
situation.
II German Comment
The German newspapers say that,:*
President Wilson’s note was a cold •:
ft douche to the peace hopes his first!:;
note engendered. j
German Newspapers Angry
0 AMSTKKDAM, Oct. 16. Some of >
(l the German newspapers comment on '<■
President Wilson’s note in the sharp- £
est terms and with unbridled words. I £
1 adding that tin* President's language';:;
became exceedingly seven* after tin* £
conference he held with tin* allie: j£
Wants Impossible Guaranties
r Gommenting on President Wilson’s £
.. note to Germany, the P<*rlin Vos £
, si: die Zeitung is skeptical It is|£
s anxious to learn what guaranties |£
President Wilson will offer that if x
the Germans consent to an armistice |£
I by laying down their arms the allies :.J
will not overrun Germany •:•
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APPROPRIATE
SIX BILLIONS
FOR WAR USE
WAS! 1I.\< iT< <X. Oct. 1*; The mili- I
tary deficiency bill, tarrying appropri- *
ations of in.Taa.ono for the en
larged war program, was reported to
the house by the appropriations com
mittee today.
" The measure provides $tj,ir>2.000,000
for the army and $107,217,000 for the
navy. Seventy million dollars is ap
propriated for family allowances for
soldiers and sailors.
The legislative features of the army
and navy bill include a section an v
thorizing the President to establish a t
war salvage commission, to recoin- A
mend to congress what disposition A
shall be made of property acquired by ( (|
the government during the war.
The house expects to pass the do- F
ficieney war appropriation bill tomor r
row. The bill provide sfor an army I
of live million men by July next
MANY VICTIMS i
ARE CLAIMED
BY INFLUENZA(
WASHINGTON. Oct. 16.—Many
Washington women war workers np-i N
peared with their faces muffled with il
gauze shields today, as a protection v
against influenza.
This praetiee was advocated by fl
some of the bureau chiefs, who feared < i
the utter demoralization of their war J
operations.
Disease Rages at Philadelphia
I’HILAHKM’HIA. Oct. 16. Sixteen
hundred and eighty new cases of in
fluenza wen* reported for the twenty
| four hours ending at noon today,
against almost two thousand yester |
day.
Death's Toll in Many Cities
WASHINGTON. Oct. 16. Six thou j
sand, one hundred and twenty-two! I'
deaths from Spanish influenza wore I.
reported in thirty cities last week. 1
NES SMITH IS NOT
GUILTY, SAYS JURY
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VALDEZ, Oct. 16.—The jury In the "
trial of Nels Smith of Cordova, '■
j charged with a violation of the Alaska —
“bone-dry" law, returned a verdict of
not guilty.
Tony Peterson of Cordova was
found guilty on the same charge and
i fined $100.
FRENCH AVIATOR IS
KILLED IN AIR DUEL
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AMSTERDAM. Oct. 16—A Berlin
dlf.patch Hays that Lieutenant Boland
i O. Garroa. a noted French aviator, was
killed on October 4.
•OUR BURNED
TO DEATH IN
HOTEL FIRE
OAKLAND, Cal. Oct 16.-Two
omen and two children were hunted
i death here last niftht when the
I etropole hotel was destroyed by fire,
lany of the puests were carried out
t the btilldina l>y the firemen.
RITISH FREIGHTER
SUNK IN COLLISION
N1-:\V YORK. Oct. 1 The British
•ei^hter Port Philip, nut hound, was
unk in collision with an American
;ir \easel oft Swinburne island, in
le lower hay here, today All on
mini were saved.
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/Mi/ir\nnnai a at »m a t\r\inn
umjKHMIVian markup
BEFORE HE PASSES OUT
ST LOI'IS, Oct. lii. Congressman
lecker died here today of Spanish in
uenza lie was married to his pri
me secretary at midnight last night.
fEDDY SELLS
TWO MILLION
IN WAR BONDS
NI'.W YORK. Oct. Hi Theodore
oosetelt addressed the Oerman
eiderktanz dub here last night, and
ild them that America must tight
util (lermany was beaten.
During his speech Colonel Roosevelt
porously denounced the kaiser, at
hieh the audience applauded,
latter he made an appeal to his ali
enee to purchase Liberty bonds, and
as successful in selling two million
illars' worth.
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♦ PERSHING S BOYS ♦
♦ TELL AMERICANS ♦
♦ TO BUY BONDS +
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♦ m:\v vouk tin i <;. ♦
♦ Pershing rallied today caking ♦
♦ the American people to buy ♦
♦ Liberty bonds, lie says thi ♦
♦ oldicrs will tight better if tic ♦
♦ Americans at home "come ^
♦ through" in great shape ♦
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ROUGH HOUSE
PREACHER FOR
USING GERMAN
CHKSTKK. Ill . Oct. l*i Ue\ W ill
i..m S«*i«lel. a Lutheran minister, and
hi. wife wen* taken from their home
here last night and severely beaten
by a mob of one hundred persons.
Seidel had aroused the enmity of
the people by using the Kerman lan
guage in the pulpit.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR
AMERICANS HELD AS
GERMAN PRISONERS
NKW YORK. Oct. Id The Red
('loss is taking steps to supply every
Vmerican soldier held prisoner in Ker
in:.ny with a Christmas package and
a box of cigars
AMERICAN AVIATOR
FALLS FROM PLANE
AND IS DROWNED
NKW YORK, Oct Id, -I.ieulen. it
Charles Kyson. an officer of tile \meri
can naval air force, fell info file sea
off the French coast with his piano
and was drowned. He was a son of
(leneral Lawrence Kyson. L S A.
now in France.
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Times classified ads get me results
| Looking Straight at the
I) 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
8 sees a mid road between
extravagance and thrift.
He looks straight at
Styleplus Clothes.
They have the right
style.
They give the desired
wear.
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.
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Hardware Phonej48 [GroceryJPhone 6
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ment of I X L and WETTERS HEAT
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"THE STORE THAT SATISFIES" :*
Phones—Grocery 21; Office 74
YOUR INSPECTION INVITED
Have a Full Line of
Fall and Winter Woolens on Hand
Heavy Blue Serges, Half Finish Worsteds. Bankers' Grays In dif
ferent shades, Novelty Tweeds In latest designs. All of the finest
fabrics.
All Suits Made in Our Own Shop
HARRY NELSON, Tailor