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“PUBLIC OPINION”
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A 5-Act Dramatic Play
Starring
BLANCHE
SWEET
A Victim of Public Opinion.
“ORIENTAL LOVE”
TWO-REEL MACK SENNETT KEYSTONE COMEDY
Featuring Ora Carew.
PATHE EDUCATIONAL PICTURE
Tonight at 8 Sharp Admission 30c and 10c
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Big Rush Now
On from Dawson
to the States
DAWSON. A'. T.. Sep! I!*'. The nil
nunl rush for the Outside prior to the
approaching freeze-up is on. Reser
vations on all boats leaving for the
upper river are at a premium.
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I! R. Ross of the Bank of Alaska,
who made a short business trip to
Anchorage, was in the city this morn
ing He will go to Seattle and thence
to Skagwav.
Ship Steel Is
Doctored By
Seattle Man
SKATTLK, Sept. i!t». J. A. Carlson,
a shipyard patternmaker, has been
arrested, charged with having doctored
ship steel, conspiring to wreck troop j
trains, and with having destroyed I
spughnum moss supplies of the Ked j
(’roes.
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The Frisco Cafe is prepared to servo j
| you any special dish.
List of Jurors
Drawn for Term
of Valdez Court
The following grand and petit jur
ors were drawn Tuesday hy District
Clerk Arthur Lang and Kd Wood, Jury
commissioner:
<i mud Juror.- 10. Rertholl, La
louche, .lames Clark, Latouchc. Rob
ert Shaffer, Cidalgo; C Mellison,
Cordova; L. \ Decker, Vahh*/.; II.
I lee he. Cordova; R. A \V. Kraapit/.,
Valdez; .1 S. M ,\'e| on, (' 11 it i 11; i W .
i. Slteltliorn. Seward; Rartlev flow
aid. Cordova. H. S K-rr. Cordova;
.l.i lie ‘ I 1**11! V . Met ill ih . V La.Mott,
(’ordova. C. S. Rratloli. i Ordova; Roh
erf Ke 1 • • y, Valdez; |-'r* d Radell. L.t
touche. M l\ VV Frve. McCarthy. I
IV I lall. ( ordova . J (» Rarker, Sew
aid. John No"**. Seward William M«
Fadden. ( '".dova. Romaitle Scott.
Valdez . .lame II v land Me < ft hy.
The grand jury is ord- red to report
at R) o'* lock in t he in truing of < ><
toiler I
Retit Jury Charles ochrau. Cor
dova; John S. Neil, un Latouchc; K
1',. Ray. Cordova; VV. I Brown, Cor
dova; Walter Wolf, Cordova; William
L. Smith. Cordova; T. !l Reams. Sew
ard; J. I) Luring, ('ordova; VV. J.
Shepard. Fvak; R. R. (idea, Cordova;
Henry Russell. Seward; .1 VV Denver.
Cordova; C, R Higgii in, Cordova.
VV (I. Sutton. Cordova William Cro
l;er. Cordova; F. K M« • onaghy. Cor
dova; Horace Leach. < >rdova; J. K.
Richardson. Cordova; John J Ross,
McCarthy; Archie Far . Valdez. L.
(I. Roller. Cordova; W R Henry, Sew
ard; F. A Sehumachr. Latouchc.
John Kriekson. Valdez, c F. Bourke,
Cordo.a; Joe Reeves, ordova; Raul
Rloedhorn, Cordova; ones Brady,
Seward: Oscar Margraf. McCarthy; N
And* non, l^atouchc.
Th** petit jurors ar rdered to re
port at 1" o’clock a. rn October 7.
Poor Hobo Is
Liable to Arrest
Under New Act
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2*i Railroad dr
tective* have given notii that all per
sons found "hohoing" sh II be liable
for arrest under the war revenue art.
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL
AND PERSONAL INTEREST
Mr. and Mrs Hark Stump of Anchor
age are Cordova visitors
Kd Quinn of Nomina was an ar
rival nn the last boat.
.1 F MeCrca of Fairbanks is spend
ing a couple of days in town.
c \ Sehonaekor. representing the
Uielunond I'apor <ompan> «»I Seattle
is in town
i Attorney H (>. (Iraham returned
■ lus morning ttorn Valdez. when* he
I ba lx * ii tor some i ime pa I on big 1
! ness.
Tim Ho> Scouts will please report
if fin- First Hank o| Cordova tonmr
io\\ afternoon aft« r ehool to diMrih
ale Liberty Loan posters.
Sidney S Jacob: . who writes Juneau
after his name and sells everything
from a shoestring to a furnished
home, is calling on the local trade.
All witnesses and grand jurors for
the coming term ot court an- re
quested by Marshal Hrenneinan to
leave for Valdez on the Admiral
Schley
v i d. nuu ui tut- i . iMii'.Mi
ut Fisheries arrived irom Latouche'
tics morning and will remain here
several days imparting inlormation as
ft tin proper n • :!i 1 ef S- ot<•»» 4i<" •
ring curing.
"Public Opinion." played !»y Blanche
Sweet at the Empress theatre mis
livening tor the last time, also k» „» •
stone two reel comedy and Rathe Ed
ucatioiial. Tomorrow Clara Kimball
Voung will be presented alter a long
a'.j elit e. i
t»t Gworge's Episcopal church has f
leieived notice of a gilt of a Meneely ‘
i.ronze bell, the gilt of Louisa I) At
binson tit Baltimore. Aid The bell is
a memorial to Rhilip Algernon Lillard
and Thomas Atkinson Lillard, both
nephews of Mrs. Atkinson, who were
Killed In the tirst battle of the Somme.
At a meeting of the eity council
held last night F. S. Anderson was
elected patrolman. A protest against
the present inadequate mail service
will be forwarded to Washington by 1
Clerk Greene. A. J. MacConnell and
J. B. Sapiro were appointed as a com
mit tee to represent the council In tin
dance to be given the draft boys at
Uegg hall on Saturday night.
Mrs. (). E. Jones is the recipient
ut letters from Miss George, daughter
of Crime Minister Lloyd George of
! England, thanking her for a contrlbu
i lion to tlie war fund, one from Col
{ Frederick Mears, formerly of Anchor
. age, expressing sympathy over the
death of her son. William, and also
one from her son John, who is now
at the front. These communications
; will be read with interest, and are
| printed on Rage
The following supplementary tele ,
gram, re the Liberty Loan, has been
re« elved by tin* First Bank of Cor
dova from Governor Lynch of the
Twelfth Federal Reserve Bank; ,
The Fourth Liberty loan is $t»,00u,
ono.oOO, maturing October 15. 1930,
under terms of the treasury depart j
merit circular No. KM. which exempts 1
the interest on not to exceed $30,000
worth of Fourth Loan bonds owned
l»\ any one holder from graduated in
i come taxes, commonly known as sur
! tuxes and excess profits and war pro
! tits taxes. Foregoing covers practic
ally all of the important provisions
tor the Fourth loan "
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Loan Quota to
Be Given Our
Nearby Towns
Through the efforts of the First
tank of Cordova, the towns of Chit I
na, McCarthy, Kennecott, Katalla i
ind Strelnn will be given stated , i
luotas in the Fourth Liberty loan sub- j «
icription, and this will accord to them i, t
he privilege of earning an honor flag. I
Last spring the quota of $47.bon I
vas named by the Federal Reserve
lank to apply to Cordova and the
owns tributary. \t that time the
•’irst Hank of Cordova took up with
he Federal Reserve Hank the matter
• t apportioning a quota to neighbor
ng towns, and was advised that noth
ng could be done then towards that r
*nd. but that the matter would have ]
consideration in any future loans. j
Today the First Hank of Cordova re j j
eived the following telegram from the1 j
Vderal Reserve Hank:
“Cordova quota Fourth Liberty loan '
U1H,200. Appreciate suggestions as ■
o how the quota should be subdivided
mmng communities vour district for!
tonor flag contest.”
So that undoubtedly quotas will be
tssigned to the various conimnities.
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I'itnes classified nds get the results j .
34 Americans
Are Awarded
WASHINGTON. Sept. 26.—General
Vrshing announces that he haa
warded the distinguished service
ross to thirty-four enlisted men and
ftic-ers of the American expeditiouaxy
orces for gallantry in action.
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Cost of Living
Skyward in the
Quaker City
WASHINGTON. Sept 20—The bu
. ;tii of statistu - has issued a bul
Mtin showing that the cost t»: living
ii Philadelphia has increased 0,7.17
er cent since December. 1!G4 «' lot li
ng increased l"x per cent
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French Loans
To Be Floated
Next Month
PAP1S Sept 20 The drive for the
lew French loans open October 20
ml closes November 24
F1NKELSTE1N & SAPIRO I
“THE STORE THAT SATISFIES"
Phones: Grocery 21, Office 74
AIR IS
CHEAPER
THAN COAL
“I X L" HEATERS bum
less coal and more air than
other heaters.
“I X Ls” are the original
Hot Blasts.
Buy your “I X L’ ’before
the cold days begin.
Yours truly,
CORDOVA’S
STOVEMAN
AGENT.
Northwestern Hardware Co.
The Only Exclusive Hardware Store in Cordova
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♦ NOTICE TO PATRONS ♦
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♦ During tin* recent storm ♦
♦ se\oral poles of the power ♦
♦ transmission line wen* blown ♦
♦ down, and these arc being re ♦
♦ placed as rapidly as possible. ♦
♦ Commencing tomorrow, how ♦
♦ ever, it will be necessary to ♦
♦ shut off power and light during ♦
♦ the noon hour for a few days. ♦
♦ in order to facilitate the work ♦
♦ ALASKA I’CHLIC CTIL1T1KS. ♦
Buhl Airdromes
Are Bombed by
British Guns
LONDON, Sept 26.—British airmen j
Inst night bombed the German air
dromes at Buhl, twenty-five miles
southwest of Karlsrhue.
In the fighting which occurred two
enemy machines were destroyed and
three British machines have not been
. located.
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| 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
xj sees a mid-road between
extravagance and thrift.
He looks straight at
Styleplus Clothes.
They have the right
style. y
They give the desired
wear. ji;
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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