ANCHORAGE, Sept. 12—Clearing
and grubbing, preliminary to the in
stallation of the permanent water aup;
ply system for Anchorage is now un
der way and upon the arrival of neces
sary building material, work on the
big local improvement will be rushed
through to completion. •
The system comphends the installa
tion of a pumping plant on Ship creek
1800 feet east of the east boundary of
the town proper. From the pumping
station a 4-inch wrought iron pipe will
lead the water to a 100,000 gallon steel
tank, placed on an 80-foot tower, to
provide the required pressure for the
gravity system for the distribution of
the water to various parts of the
town. The pumping plant will have a
capacity of 500 gallons per minute.
It will be operated by steam power,
and either ^vood or coal will be used.
John A. Mathipon, of Hope, Alaska,
passed away at the government hos
pitay Wednesday morning, a victim of
septic appendlcit8. The departed was
attacked by appendicitis at his home
at Hope and came here one day last
week for treatment. The case was
too far advanced" and too severe and
the operation which followed proved
of no avail.
A federal jail, 26x60 feet, will be
immediately erected - It will be built
in the fedmra^ \dock, east of the post
office btfildHig. The marshal says that
next season a beautiful lawn will be
made of the grounds surrounding the
structure, waking it the beauty spot
of the town.
Miss Ethel Bennett was operated on
in the government hospital this week
for appendicits. She is recovering
very rapidly, and will shortly be at
home to her.many friends.
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Knoll. Apply Alaska Transfer Co.
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Nifty job printing at the Times.
Ball Games
National League.
PITTSBURG, Sept. 15—
Philaelphia . 0
Pittsburg . 1
Pitchers—Mayer; Kantlehner.
CHICAGO, Sept. 15
Boston .......0
Chicago.1
Pitchers—Tyler; Douglas.
American League.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15—
Detroit . 4
New York . 2
Pitchers—Boland; Caldwell.
BOSTON, Sept. 15—
Chicago . 3
Boston . 1
Pitchers—Faber; Gregg.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15—
Cleveland . 5
Washington . 0
Pitchers—Benton; Harper.
Standing of League Clubs.
The following is the standing of the
big leagues up today;
National League.
Philadelphia . 76 57 .568
Brooklyn . 73 61 .545
Boston . 75 63 .543
Chicago . 68 68 .500
St. Louis . 66 69 .489
Cincinnati . 61 69 .469
Pittsburg . 65 74 .467
New York . 59 71 .453
American League.
Boston . 90 43 .676
Detroit ' .... 90 48 .652
Chicago . 80 57 .548
Washington . 74 60 .552
New York . 69 66 .511
St. Louis . 69 68 .503
Cleveland . 53 84 .394
Philadelphia . 38 87 .304
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ONE PRICE.
Every customer at our store is
charged alike. One price for all.
Phone 21. Cordova Co-Operative
Trading Co.
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Suoscribe for the Alaska Times.
Delivered or by mail only $3 a year, if
paid in advance.
Chamber Meets Saturday Night.
An adjourned meeting of the Chnni
ber of Commerce will be held Satur
day evening at 8:30 o'clock and a full
attendance of the members Is desired.
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Irving Kennedy, who has had con
siderable experinece In Seattle job
printing offices, came down from Chi
tina today and will join the Daily
Times mechanical force.
Oak Olson, the well-known salesman,
came over from Valdez today on the
launch Elvira.
Farragut Here Tomorrow Night
The steamer Adinml Farragut. I
which is now to the westward, is due
in Cordova tomorrow night on her way
to Seattle.
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Moose Meeting Tonight.
A meeting of Cordova lodge, Loyal
Order of Moose, will be held tonight at
8 o'clock.
J. E. WAY, Secretary.
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Read the Times, Daily and weekly
and send it to your friends.
(Empress Theatre
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1915.
PATHE WEEKLY NEWS No. 35.
A Special Feature In Two Acts.
ANNIE OF THE MINES.
A Biograph Drama.
HIRAM GREEN DETECTIVE—
Comedy.
Admission 25 Cents Show starts 8:15 Sharpl
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BIG S"OCK RED cure SALE
THE CONSOLIDATION OF TWO LARGE STOCKS OF MERCHANDISE HAS CREATED AN OVER PLUS IN NUMEROUS LINES. TO DECREASE THESE
LINES TO PROPER QUANTITIES, AS WELL AS TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW GOODS, WE HAVE DETERMINED TO CLOSE OUT A LARGE
VARIETY OF MERCHANDISE. WE HAVE CUT DEEP INTO THE REGULAR PRICES, AND NOW MAKE
THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLE OFFERINGS
BIG SHOE RUBBER SHOE CLOTHING UNDERWEAR
REDUCTIONS REDUCTIONS REDUCTIONS REDUCTIONS
36 pair Mens Nettleton Calf Shoes. __ . OAA . . ,17 . TT T
Heavy Leather lined just the 100 pair GOLD SEAL Rubber Pans, 20 hints, good fabrics but not the “ ?r t “ , °°' } n<1‘"''
thing for sloppy weather 12 inch Tops were $4.50. cut' ««"> Tin ’Brow we e $o75
were $7.50.NOW $6.00 . .NOW $3.00 $20'°°..N0W ^B0 TOW K0O
25 pair Mens Nettleton Vici Kid . 20 Suits, good patterns but broken 7r 1 r> TT ,
heavy sole, Splendid for ten- 30 Pairi ('(,L,) SEAE Rubber Pacs, lines, were $20.00 to $25.00.... 75npCJ Ea.gI® Br°wn Underwear,
der feet. Were $7.00 NOW $5.50 8 inch ToPs> were $3-7j. NOW $10 00 (t00<1 weight» were $2-°°- • • • Ji
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16 pairs Mens Nettleton Patent Lea- -
ther Shoes, English Walking 50 pair Mens 4 Buckle Arctic Oevr- Clothes but must move 'were 1 10° PC8’ Mens Silk and ^ Under
Last. Were $7.50. ..NOW $5.00 short, were $3.50 NOW $2.00 *>0.00 to *»!»'.."tow $18.00 S'. """ToW HALF PM0E
40 pair Mens Patent Leather and -
Tan Shoes, Broken lines and 30 pair Mens Felt Lined Rubber 25 Two-Piece SUITS BEST ENG- 40 pcs. White Ribbed Swiss Under
! sizes. Were $5.00 and'$6.00 Shoes 8 inch Tops, Heavy LISH CORDUROY, Coat and wear, medium weight were
.NOW $2.50 Sole, were $+.50.NOW $3.00 Pants, were $15.00.. .NOW 12.50 $1.25 . NOW 75c
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TWENTY OTHER HATS:—3 doz. Varied Styles—Were $3.50 and $4.00.NOW $1.50 FANCY VESTS
OVERCOATS CAPS:—50 Caps, All Styles, were 75c to $1.50...NOW 50c. Large Variety were
HALF PRICE NEGLIGEE SHIRTS:—100 Light Weight Shirts Were $2.50 to $3.50.NOW $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 $2.50 to $5 NOW $1
CASHMERE SOCKS:—50 pairs Heavy Brown Cashmere Socks were 35c.NOW 20c 1 '.
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