Empress Theatre
TONIGHT ONLY, AT 8 P. M
“THE GIRL THAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN'
2 Act Feature Drama, with the Star, Leona Hutton.
“TAKE THAT ELEPHANT AWAY’’—Comedy.
2 Act Majestic Feature Drama. (One of the Best)
“THE COME BACK’’
“ONE PLUS ONE EQUALS ONE”
Side splitting Comedy.
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Experienced Capable Employes
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IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE
TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD
DIVISION, CORDOVA PRECINCT,
AT CORDOVA.
In the Matter of the Estate of Olive
Jane Anderson, Deceased.
No. 109.
Notice of Sale of Real Property.
An order having been duly entered
this 31st day of March, 1917, by Ed
ward F. Medley, Judge of the above
named probate court, authorizing the
salo of real estate of the above en
titled estate for the payment of debts,
notice Is hereby given thnt that cer
tain real property in the town ot Eyak,
or so-called Old Town, adjoining Cor
dova, Alaska, consisting of one lot 2:i
by 70 feet, on the old tramway, near
lake Eyak, with a one-roont building
thereon IS by 24 feet in dimensions,
of frame construction with a pitched
I shingled roof, will be sold at. public
auction by the undersigned admlnis
" trator of the above entitled estate, on
the premises, on May 2, 1917, at Hi
o'clock a. m., to the highest bidder for
cash.
Dated this 31st day of March,'1917.
JOSEPH REEVES,
1 Administrator with the Will Annexed
of the Estate of Olive June Ander
son, Deceased.
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Windsor Hotel
L. Wain, Prop.
Where You (Jot
Comfort and Service.
And the Rates Are Right.
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Cordova Alaska
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EXPERT
: PIANO TUNER
George Anderson, piano expert and
factory representative, will be in Cor
t dova this coming summer. Expert
’ work in piano and organ tuning and
repairing guaranteed. For prices on
new and second hand pianos and or
? gans, also pianos for rental, address,
H P. O. BOX 991, JUNEAU, ALASKA.
NEW YORK, April 20. — If Fred
Fulton becomes the world’s heavy
weight champion he's going to be a
heavyweight champion for the benefit
of the fighting public. Stated In the
words of hlH manager, Frank E. Force,
Fulton intends to fight once every
three months If he comes into pos
session of the Jess Willard title.
"Jess Willard and a great many
other champions are dead wrong, the
wny I look at It," said Force. “They
sit around and wait for somebody to
get good enough to fight. I-ots of
times there’s a husky youngster clam
oring for a match who would be a big
drawing card if the bout was arranged.
Instead they wait around until he gets
ho good that they are taking big
chances in going Into a ring with him.
"You can believe me when I say
that just as faHt as these hard young
slurs begin showing signs of class
Fulton Is going after them, and he's
going to lay them away while the lay
ing is good. It’s mighty easy to get
beat by a stronger youngster with lots
of sliced, pep and endurance.
"Why, Willard made the greatest
mistake of his life when he didn't take
on Fulton a year ago. He could have
beaten Fred then, the chances are.
Now when he gets ready to meet this
big fellow he Is going to have a whale
i of n fight on his hands, with the
chances mighty strong he will be
[ beaten. Willard's policy has been to
; sit around, get fat and wait for some
one to get good enough to beat him.
, \nd believe me, Fulton has grown that
good.”
There’s more than Idle speculation
in what Force said. In case one of
these tough youngsters should come
along and get going good he might be
ready for a real claim to a bout for
the championship In a short time. It
the champion can point back to a
knockout when the youth was a com
er he can postpone the meeting with
that youngster almost Indefinitely.
Fulton, so far, has lived up to what
Force says. He has met all the tough
youngsters and knocked them off. He
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las gone carefully back over hla re
cord and finished off the scrappers
who had once held him short of vlc
ory. He has made a careful cam
jaign and Improved fnst. Jess Wil
lard’s crown Is resting mighty feebly
jn his ponderous brow as a bout with
Pulton looms nearer and nearer. *
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NEW MONTHLY PUBLICATION
BE OFF PRESS IN FEW OAYS. 1
Sidney I). Charles' new monthly pub
lication, The Alaska, which he will 1
shortly Issue at Juneau, will he a
strictly home product, through which
the residents of the territory will
have an opportunity to speak. The
initial number will contain the fol
lowing articles, all illustrated:
"Alaska's Great Herring Industry,"
by Jacob Johnson.
"Duties of an Alaskan Governor,"
by J. F. A. Strong.
Alaskan Children's Page, by Miss
Nellie Orchard.
“History of Alaskan Legislation and
Legislators."
"Evolution of Conservation in
Alaska."
"Great Peril Through Lack of Pre
paredness In Alaska."
"Arctic Brotherhood,” by John T.
Reed.
"Old Sourdough Philosophies on Eu
ropean War.”
“Water Power Possibilities in Alas
ka," by W. P. Lass.
“First Discovery of Gold in Alas
ka,” by former Governor Brady.
“Conservation of Salmon in Alaska.”
by J. R. Heckman.
"Voice of the North C'aling io Con
gress.”
INSURANCE
FIRE, MARINE, LIFE and ACCIDENT
Insure your property against fire In
reliable Insurance Companies.
We represent the Niagara, London.
Phoenix, Hartford, Northern. Globe
and Rutgers, and others; all strong
Board Companies.
We also represent the Maryland
Casualty Company, and Issue Fidelity
and Surety Bonds.
Northwestern Realty & Trust Co.
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Classified Advertising
AH notice* printed under thl* head
rg will be charged for at the rate of
0 cent* per line for the flrat publlca- |
ion and 5 cent* per line for each sub
lequent Insertion.
-°ST—Bunch of keyc Leave with B
F. Elliott store. 3t
WANTEO — Watchmaker and en
graver. Address P. I). Q,, care of
Daily Times.
-OST—Plain gold ring, with word
Alaska on It. Reward. If returned
to this office.
WANTED — Two women want posi
tlons In camp as cook and helper
Apply at Times office.
WANTED—Every resident of Cordova
and the Copper River valley to sub i
scribe for the Daily Times. Ry so
doing you will keep posted on the
war and help support a local insti
tution.
WANTED — Girl for General housV
work. Apply Mrs. A. Van Vechten.
-OR SALE — Houte and lot in Cor
dova; cheap for cash; or on terms.
Near depot. Address Box 1288, An
chorage. Alaska.
-OR SALE — Twenty horsepower
gasoline engine. See Dooley.
CITY LAUNDRY
PHONE 127.
Spponil St., opposite I’ostoffico.
Host of Ilaml Work. (Jivo Us
a Call.
In announcing our new suit and top
coat selections for this spring season,
we emphasize their pedigrees.
We carry famous makes—clothes of
reputation. Our lines have national
prestige, based on style and quality
. standards. They are guaranteed by
• the makers and by us.
We want to emphasize that we are
headquarters for
BEama&izj' —~~ ~httt
Sfyleplus 417
T . M . Clothes..
Trade Mark
'Tnc -viiiie price die iiaUoi^ovcT^^^^*
The only clothes in America
whose price is known to remain
H**ryloiu*^n fc Ct. - y
the same.
8«/SI7 The popularity of this suit of medium cost, I
one price the nation over, has given the
makers such a great volume that they can
keep the price down and give all wool fabrics
plus the style of one of the great designers—
Guaranteed !
We bought heavily this season. Our assort- !
ment is large, but we think you will see in it
a clothing conception that shows our knowl
edge of what the best dressers in town want.
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We offer the Season’s Latest
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We Are Always Busy!
L^C I I Just the Thing for Lunches.
decause
Cheeses
We have an army of satisfied custom- I
ers continually BOOSTING for this Pimento I
store. T
Clarks' Club J
We have better assortments — newer Clarks’ Green Chill
goods, and more of them than you
usually find. Ik Kiri tkl U NOT Lje-Peekd Karen's Imperial
, Imported Camembert
We have an advanced store service MR Th se are th » I Cream Brick ♦ I
that anticipates your wants and serves y p w • p
you always with the one idea In mind, J LrillllOmUl F FUllS yOU _ _
of satisfying you absolutely. should Serve in yoUT lYlBEltS
We use the Burroughs Posting Ma- j'Onne. Of highest qiial
chine and National Cash Registers, ity, tree ripened; deli- lKentons Special Boiogne jl
making our system of accounting as J _r_L_rJ ,1 Minced Luncheon Loaf
nearly perfect as Is possible. CIOUSOrchardHaVOr, they
satisfy the most exacting Ham Bol°9ne
No matter what your needs are, we t&StC Boiled Ham
have It or will get it for you. You'll * Pickled Pigs Feet
find here a bigger value for the same Trti tit
money or an equal value for less Canned Chicken
money than anywhere else. . Tamales
I Look for this Trade Mark.
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[ We have just received on the
last boat an assortment of jl
| Boxed Candles put up for us I
Why It Pays to j £0^™. j
. . _ I 1 candy made In the City of
Trade Here? L
Grocery Phone 21. Office 74.
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FINKELSTEIN & SAPIRO
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
“THE STORE THAT SATISFIES”