Empress Theatre
TONIGHT ONLY, 8 P. M.
PARAMOUNT PICTOGRAPH.
GRAUSTARK
A Six Reel Feature, With the Great Cast Featuring
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN, BEVERLY BAYNE, EDNA
MAYO and BRYANT WASHBURN.
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1st Avenue Below Alaskan Hotel
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Is’nt it a relief to find that goods
you want have not advanced
in price? Such cases are rare—
but the price of
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Clothes „jr.!l
"The seine price the nation over."
still remains the same, the one suit in
America that is nationally known to
have their same old price distinction.
Back of this price the makers stand with a strong
! guarantee of style, all wool quality, wear, fit,
perfect satisfaction.
Foresight in buying, double volume sales, con
centration on the one price idea, reduced costs
in manufacture — tell the story “Still $17
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you money.
The Blum O’Neill Co.
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(By Associated Press)
BONBON, May B — To enable the
British empire to resist any pressure I
that might be applied by any power t
or group of powers, in peace or war, i
by control of raw materials anil com- t
modules essential to Its well being, o
[ the royal commission of the national t
resource, trade and legislation, pro- g
poses that an investigation be under s
taken by other countries and to pre '
vent waste of minerals. The report v
is signed hy Bord D'Bhernor, Sir H. I
Hider Haggard. Sir W. Borlmer, Sir f
O. K. Poster of Canada, .1. It. Sinclair t
Of New Zealand. Sir .). \V. S. Eager v
man of South Africa, and Sir Edgar 1
It. Bowring of Newfoundland. t
Concerning soldier settlers, the cam- i
mission reported: "We did not see
during our visit to Canada, nor so far t
as we can gather, is there In the other
self-governing dominions, any strong
immediate desire on the part of ex- t
soldiers to turn to the land. On the 1
contrary, we found that •■onto or those |
who had previously worked on the t
land showed no inclination to return ■
(By Associated Press)
MADRID, Spain, May I. — Don
Jaime of Bourbon, who has been re
peatedly classed among the Spanish '
partisans of the (lermafi cause, is now
said by his former secretary, Don
1 Francisco Melgar, to entertain quite
| opposite sentiments. Senor Melgar
| declared recently that, coldness pre
| vailed between Emperor William and
1 Don Jaime, despite the statements to
1 the contrary by the so-called Carlist
I papers that are (lermanophile.
I In a letter to Senor Melgar. Don
5 Jaime savH: "You know that the kind
of friendship shown mo in Berlin on
the occasion of my last trip there con
sisted in having me arrested and in
behaving with incredible rmlene s to
ward me."
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LONDON, May 1. — "The Maze" is ■
the colloquial name for the great nr
chttectural pile in Whitehall which
houses the Dritish war office. The
building contains more than a thou
sand rooms, and visitors often find
themselves losi in (he bewildering
twistings and turnings of the long
corridors, with their anterooms, of
fices, corners and stairways. The
second floor contains the principal '
offices, those of the minister of war, i
the military secretary, and others.'
Many of the war office departments
which have expanded enormously ,
since tlie war began, maintain an
nexes, some in very distant parts of <
the city. <
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WILL BUY TWO AMBULANCES
FOR CAMPUS HOSPITAL CORPS. *
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SEATTLE, May t. — Two ambu- 4
lances will soon be bought for the 4
emergency ambulance corps which is <
training on the campus or the I ni 4
versity or Washington. This motor {
equipment of the uni! will he Increased <
when the corps passes into the fed | i
eral service under inspection June 4. <
Members of the class are now reeeiv- ^
lng lessons in first aid work and in <
handling litters. ,
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NOTICE TO EAGLES. 4
Eagle meeting. Initiation. Wed- ^
nesday, 8 p. in. j ^
GEORGE DOOLEY. Secy, jl
VAR OFFICE IS:
HOUSED IN THE
(By Associated I’ress)
1XFORD, Eng., May 1. — Observ
that "the war has continued j
iroughout the academic year to in- !
ifrfcre with the normal operation of
ic scholarship system," a statement
f the Rhodes Trust Just Issued, says
lat leaves of absence have been
ranted for periods of three months,
lx months or a year to eighteen
merlcan Rhodes scholars "who
ished to take part In the work of the
od Cross Society and Young Men's
hriatlan Association." A number
>ok similar work for a month or six
eeks in the vacations. Seventy six
niericans and eighteen colonials have
ebn at Oxford for the whole or a part
f the past year.
.RITISH SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY
WILL NOT MEET THIS YEAR.
LONDON, May 1. — For the first
Imo since 1831 no meeting of the
Iritisb Association, the great central !
Ilitish scientific society, will be held
his year.
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PERSONAL GOSSIP ABOUT,
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE
F. L. McNeil was nn outgoing pas- '
scnger on the Admiral Evans this af
ternoon.
Mrs. I). W. Walker and daughter \
tame In from Alganick on this after
noon's train.
The Empress theatre management '
has installed an attractive hllllmard
directly opposite the theatre. t
The launch Three M arrived in port
this morning with Captain Morgan, of j
the Alaska Sea Food cannery.
Deputy Marshal Jack Woods arrived .
from Fairbanks this afternoon with
five prisoners and insane men for the
states.
The Admiral Farragut has been de
layed tin account of fog off Cape 8t.
Ellas, and will reach Cordova some
lime Wednesday morning.
The Lighthouse Packing Company is ,
making a large shipment of clams on
thp next boat to the states. Two thou
sand cases are now on the dock await
ing shipment.
The Admiral Evans arrived in port
at 2 o'clock this afternoon, having
been delayed n few hours on account
of loading ore at Ellumar. She left
for the south about 4 o'clock.
Miss Madeline Anderson, who ar
rived in Cordova on one of the recent
boats, has accepted a position as
pianist at the Empress theatre, reliev
ing Miss l^angdon, who left for the
outside on the Admiral Evans this af
ternoon.
itonert tiotlHifialk, Mark Flemming.
Herbert Conway ami Charles Kitsman
left this morning on a fishing expedi
tion. it was rumored that they have
arranged to sell their catch to the
Carlisle cannery.
The Empress program tonight in
cludes the popular Paramount Picto
graph and a six reel Kssanay feature,
"C.raustark," supported by an all star
cast, including such noted film starB
as Francis X. Bushman, Beverly
Bayne, Edna Mayo and Bryant Wash
burn. This picture showed to crowded
houses in Anchorage, and comes to
Cordova with popular recommenda
tion.
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Ktagle dance Saturday night. New
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HEALTH NOTICE.
Property owners are hereby notified
that the time has expired for cleaning
up premises. Starting Wednesday,
May 2, the city will clean all unsani
tary places and assess cost of :satne
to the property.
OEO. DOOLEY, Chief of Police.
Windsor Hotel
L. Wain, Prop.
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Where You (let
Comfort and Service.
And the Rates Are Right. j
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Cordova Alaska
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EXPERT
PIANO TUNER
(leorge Anderson, piano expert and
actor.v representative, will be in Cor
Inva this coining summer. Expert
uirk in piano and organ tuning and
■ pairing guaranteed. For prices on
lew and second hand pianos and or
ans, also pianos tor rental, address,
O. BOX 991, JUNEAU, ALASKA.:
INSURANCE
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Insure your property against tire In
ellable Insurance Companies.
We represent the Niagara, London,
’lioenix. Hartford, Northern, (ilobe
ml Rutgers, and others; all strong
Soard Companies.
We also represent the Maryland
:i malty Company, and issue Fidelity
ml Surety Bonds.
Northwestern Realty & Trust Co.
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Classified Advertising
VANTED — A good, strong girl for i F
waitress, dishwasher and house
maid In country hotel. Apply Times t .
office.
VANTED — Maid for general house
work In family of three. Apply Mrs.
K. L. Harwood.
VANTED—Girls for cannery work.
Apply Pioneer Packing Company. V\
VANTED — Watchmaker and en
graver. Address p |> Q.. care of p
Daily Times.
OR RENT — Three nice rooms, for
light housekeeping. Apply J. K.
Smart.
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VANTED—Man wants position as
cook. Late of Ksterly’s mine. Ap
ply Times office. I ^
VANTED—Woman desires position.
any ktnd, cooking for small crew ,
preferred. Phone Mrs. Moody. HP.
or Inquire Times office. 2t 1
JR SALE — Ludwig grand piano
See A. H. Plnkus, Mm press theatre
JST—Gold polished copper pin, set
In gold band. Iteturn to Times.
JR SALE—Two lots on Second St ,
next to Charles Game's tailor shop;
50x100 feet. Price $'J,5on. Apply N'a
thanael Greene.
ANTED — A girl for housework:
short hours. Phone K9.
JR SALE — House and lot in Cor
dova; cheap for cash; or on tern s.
Near depot. Address Box KISS. An
ehorage, Alaska.
OR SALE — Twenty horse powe
gasoline engine. See Dooley.
(ANTED—Every resident of Cordov i
and the Copper Itlver valley to sub
scribe for the Daily Times By si
doing you will keep posted on the
war and help support a local insti
tution.
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Our spring line of Women’s !
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I Kenyon Coats are now on dis
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We otter the Season’s Latest
1 Models to Our Patrons with the
j Connection That No Better Val [
lies Are Obtainable.
Will Clayson
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|We Are Always Busy!
i B0CaUSe SMi "cheeses " I
We have an army of satisfied custom- T Ki_^_ V "~w‘~— p *
ers continually BOOSTING for this t* 1'T®1W1I C\i! Pimento ♦
store. I I IIII \ 1
^jjfORHIAflWpM -AJL UULf Clarks' Club ^
We have better assortments — newer Clarks' Green Chili
goods, and more of them than you '
i usually find. TW Kiri Ikd is NOT Lyc-Mri McLaren'. Imperial
. Imported Camembert ^
We have an advanced store service These c re the I Cream Brick )
that anticipates your wants and serves i-r * IT • .
you always with the one Idea In mind, v^Slltomift r FUltS t/OU _ _
of satisfying you absolutely. should serve in yoyr m63tS
We use the Burroughs Posting Ma- ^Ome. 0f highest qual
chine and National Cash Registers, ity, tree ripened; deli- enton 8 pecia Bo,°9ne
making our system of accounting as •_I in , Minced Luncheon Loaf I
nearly perfect as is possible. CIOUS Orchard HaVOf; they
satisfy the most exacting Ham Bo,09"e
No matter what your needs are, we j j Boiled Ham
have it or will get it for you. You'll * Pickled Pigs Feet i
find here a bigger value for the same *T* .1
money or an equal value for lets * *■» tnCttt, Canned Chicken j
money than anywhere else. Tamales
Look for tliis Trade Mark.
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We advertise to get new customers. 1
Our satisfying store service holds I wQllCIV
each customer once they try us. I *
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Are You Going to Learn : last boat an a88°rtme"‘
0 hi n j . , » Boxed Candies put up for us
IT c xlt anJ rtconwtenJ thou . .. , ^
Why It Pays to “T, j
t iii n candy made in the City of
Trade Here? _ seam..
Grocery Phone 21. Office 74.
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FINKELSTEIN & SAPIRO
GENERAL MERCHANDISE JU*
“THE STORE THAT SATISFIES”
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