STEAMSHIP ALASKA HAD
MANY PASSENGERS
The steamship Alaska sailed for the
westward at 10:30 yesterday mornin.g
with a large list of passengers, the
larger part of whom were hooked for
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"Anchorage. Owing to the boat arriving
late yesterday evening, and the further
handicap of being short-handed In the
Times plant, we were unable to get
the passenger list for publication in
yesterday's i^suo.
The following took passage west
ward on the Alaska from Cordova:
W. H. linger, A. J. Adams and wife,
H. Duberstein, A. W. Balzimer, Miss
B. Laiiuer. F. Hudson, Mrs. Mary E.
Hudson, \V. H. Seagraves, E. T. Stan
nard, T. J. Donohoe. and three steer
age passengers.
SURVEY WORK DESCRIBED.
WASHINGTON. April 26. — An in
teresting publication has just been
issued by the coast and geodetic sur
vey, department of commerce, con
cerning Its fire-drag operations in
Alaskan waters. Considering that this
work started in 1914. the results that
have been obtained in a short time
are startling, and this is well brought
out In the publication, entitled “Wire
Drag Work in Alaska,” prepared by
Assistants I. O. Colbert and John A.
Daniels, who were In direct charge
of the work.
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HARD ON THE WOMEN.
PEKING, April 26. — Perfumes,
paints, powders, hair ornaments and
other luxuries used by women, are
to be especially taxed to help meet
tlie extra expenses entailed by the re
volution. The ministry of .commerce
and agriculture is now compiling a
list of such luxuries preparatory to
imposing the Increases taxes in the
same proportion they have been levied
on tobacco, wines and other luxuries
used almost exclusively by inen.
WAR TIME ECONOMY.
LONDON, April 26. — Queen Mary
is setting an example in war time eco
nomy by using half sheets of note pa
per for short missives.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
A. N. Pledger and A. Markstrom,
of Radio, are in town.
K. E. Micks, of Portland, Is In the
city for a short stay.
K. A. Samson is registered at the
Windsor.
K. M. Gorntley arrived from Radio
yesterday.
Joseph Ratz. of Juneau, spent a day
or so In the rlty this week.
(I. W. Parker, of Radio, is in town
for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. Adams left on
the Alaska yesterday morning for An
chorage.
Ed Davis, of the Windsor Motel, left
on this morning's train for McCarthy,
whore he will engage in business.
E. T. Stannard, of Kennecott, left j 4
on the Alaska for Latouche on a visit t
to the mines at that place. h
i W. H. Seagraves was a passenger 1
ton the Alaska yesterday for Latouche, q
j where he will look over the mines of
I the company at that place.
! It. J. Boryer former legal counsel
s
for the railroad and steamship com
panies, is in Cordova on a business
trip.
Miss Mary Burroughs, a sister of ^
Miss Cecilia Burroughs, of the teach- „
lug force in the local school. Is a Cor
dova passenger on the Alameda.
Fred (llasbrenner, of the Northern
Meat Market, is on his way home from
Seattle, after a three months' tour of
the states, accompanied by his wife.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The public is strictly warned that
any person purchasing, taking, or
using any lumber, or property re j
moved by any person other than
Mr. Charles Auer, from the wrecked
barge "Washington" will be held re
sponsible to the undersigned owners
for the full value thereof, as in the
case of stolen property. Any act of
entering upon said wrecked vessel, 01
removing any property whatsoever
therefrom, by any person other than
those duly authorized by the owners,
will be treated as an act r.f illegal
trespass and theft, and punished ac
cordingly.
CANTON INSURANCE OFFICE. LTD.
STANDARD MARINE INSURANCE
CO., LTD., Owners, j
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NOTICE TO CORDOVA MERCHANTS
The Canoe Pass Packing Co. will
not he responsible for any debts con
tracted by its employees. The com- (
pany this year is pajing off its em- |
ployees In Seattle instead of Cordova. I
CANOK PASS PACKING CO.
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First class all-around cook; food
baker; wants camp work. Paul Mien, '
Cordova Hotel.
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Girl Wanted- \t the Alaskan Cigar
.Manufactrers. Next to Postoffice.
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For Sale Fish saltery at Mile 55. '
on the Copper Itiver & Northwestern
railway. Inquire of M. C. Thompson,
"The Mecca."
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Furnished Rooms at reasonable
rates. Frisco House, opposite Fire,
House.
Ask for the “M. H." and "William
R. King” Cigars. Made in Cordova.
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NOTICE TO FIREMEN.
The following list will be the posl- j
tions of the members of the different |
companies until further notice:
Hose Company, No. 1.— YV. J. Me- j *
Donald (captain), C. I*. Mickelson j..
(sergeant). N. A. C la sen, A1 Norgren, i
Robert Gottschalk, Lewis Laska, Jack \ •:
Sapiro, Jack Rawson, E. Y'. Boyle, Ed j 3
Currier. j •:
Chemical Company, No. 1.—H. Bal— | :j
lard (captain), I). A. Mosser (ser-|^
geant). Hub Bollinger, Fred Schiller, ; j:
P. L. Simpson, II. A. Slater. J. L. ||
O'Brien. J. B. O’Neil!, Claude Snyder,. ij
W. G. Urquhart.
Both Hose and Chemical Companies ! •:
No. 1 are in tile First Street house; j;
members will report accordingly.
Hose Company, No. 2.—H. I. Lewis
(captain), George Hickman (sergeant),
Dave Phillips, Fred Rayer, Y'erne El- i 3
liott, Grover Hanneman, Roy Snyder. 3
Bert Bollinger, Bartley Howard, Tony 1 3
Bert in. j:$
Chemical Company, No. 2. — Y’. G ?
Y'ance (captain). F. A. Jones (ser 3
geant), Charles Game, James Flynn.
Ed. F. Medley, H. 1. O'Neill, L. YY’aln,
H. Maillard, \V. YY". Council, Leonard ;•:
Baur..
I Hook and Ladder Company. — Jack 3
| YY'av (captain). George Lewis (ser- J:
] geant). H. B. Burkhardt. James Lyons
| Oscar Meyers, Fred A. Thlsted, YY'. L. :j:
Stephenson, Charles Cerney, K. llol- •:!
den/Vic Sleott. 3
Hose Company No. 2. Chemical No.,
2 and the Hook and Ladder are in the.;-:
City Hail; members will report ac I
cordingly. ^
GKO, DOOLEY', Chief. 3
For Sale—A 26-foot launch, with
1-2 horae-i>ower engine; also one 2
oraepower four cycle engine; one 6
orae-power Gray, with ahafi.8, propel
>ra, etc. All In running condition. In
uire of Tom Teeta.
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Ladiea’ Kenyon Coata — Spring
hipnient juat received at Clayaon'a.
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For Rent — Three room furniahed
ouse. Apply at Rank.
For Sale—20 horse-power gasoline
engine. See Dooley.
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Position Wanted — By A1 electric
ian; installing or operating. C. 'll
Newton. Northern Hotel. Cordova.
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If you ao not receive your paper re
gularly raP no the Daily Times office.
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Job Printing at Daily Times office,
j Special to the Daily Times.
Empress Theatre
FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1916.
“BOOB AND THE MAGICIAN.”
Biogrnpli Burlesque.
“THE JAPANESE TRAP.”
Selig Drama, Featuring Trained Animals.
“GIRL AT NOLANS.”
Vitagraph Comedy.
“FLIRTATIOUS LIZZIE.”
Kalem Comedy.
A First (’lass Comedy Program.
Show Starts at 8 p. m.General Admission.
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Rifles Honest Clay Launch
Guns Supplies
and Heavy Duty Engines and Ship
Ammunition ^ , , Chandlery
_ For Sale by _1
Northwestern Hardware Co.
SOLE AGENTS
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Preparedness
Protection
Pyrene
Pyrene Fire Extinguishers
are preparedness for the
protection of your home
and property demands.
Every home should have a Pyrene
Fire Extinguisher. An ounce of pre
vention is worth a pound of cure. Cost
but little, may save you much.
The Blum, O’Neill Company
Agents
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TAILORING I
Cleaning and Pressing.
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Detmer’s Woolens for La- :|i
dies’ nml Gents’ Suitings. |
BOLLINGER & GRAVES, |
Phone 130.
Miekelson Building.
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1 I* 5 Fresh as the date on today’s
Ladies
calendar are these new KEN
Spring YON COAT styles. We pre-/ I
and sent for your critical inspection
Summer risp, new, bright, attractive, I
correct in every style essential.
They evidence the progressive
N 0 W 0 fl spirit of this growing and going
Display store. Call and look them over. I
Clayson, The Clothier
I Let Us Fill Your Next Order.
CORDOVA A‘
BATH AND HAIR DRESSING
, PARLORS
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Phone 99. Wilson Bldg. Open Day and Night.
Steam, Shower, Turkish and Tub Baths, also Electrical
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Fridays for Ladies. Lady Attendant.
We Guarantee to Treat Khemuatical Pains and to Give
Satisfaction, Give lTs a Trial.
JOHN NELSON, Proprietor. *
Th y Are H re
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TVTEW Styles of Raincoats and j
** Slip Ons for Men and Young §
Men at the most moderate prices. * |
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Also a Complete Assortment of
Waterproof Clothing for the coming |
rainy season—Slickers, Oilpants, |
Hats, Boots and Shoes. |
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FINKELSTEIN&SAPIRO1
THE STORE THAT SATISFIES.