ILLEGAL HOOT"
PEDDLERS IN
THE MS
The U. S. marshal's office Is deter
mine to oust the whiskey peddling
and lawless element from Anchorage,
and will drive them from the town.
Two more arrests were made in the
westward town when a Miss Craw
ford and a man named Hall were
taken in charge for having sold liquor
without licenses. The latter plead
RWtfr,f**hiit Crawford elected to stand
trial.
Of the five arrests made on De
cember 14 for selling liquor without
a license, l’incliette and Morris tdead
guilty. C.eo. Bateman stood trial and
was convicted, and the other two de
fendants, Brock and Mrs. Dunlap, will
stand trial.
Charles M. Sheehan, who w-as ar
rested at Seward on December 10 for
selling liquor without a license, plead
guilty to the charge and was let off
with a fine of $100 and costs. He
was warned thnt a second offence
would mean a tern in prison.
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SETTLE THEIR
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CHICAGO, Dec. 20. — The baseball
magnates are still in this city, but
plan to leave here today to continue
I heir sessions in Cincinnati tomorrow.
They all assert that peace has been
concluded between the Feds and or- <
ganized baseball, and that the treaty
between the warring magnates will be
signed tomorrow at the home of 11
Carry Hermann. I
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BIG SHIPMENTS OF ORE ON TWO
FREIGHTERS.
The freighters I^utouche and Sew
ard are in port from the westward,
and are taking on cargoes of copper
are for the smelter. The former takes
I860 tons nnd the latter 200 tons.
This will relieve the congestion of
are at the dock and also clean up
iome that Is piled in the railroad
yards. But ns every train from Ken
necott is brfnging a big shipment,
there will be plenty of ore always on
hand to supply all the southbound
vessels with full cargoes.
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MAIL
SEATTLE, Dec. 20. — The steamer
tVdmiral Evans sailed yesterday for
southwestern Alaska. There were
en passengers hooked for Cordova, as
’ollows: Mrs. D. Von Maroeh, Mrs.
E. Trequard, Mrs. Albert Bell, C. A.
Hamilton and wife, Mrs. Sarah Jones,
Theresa Kidbe, Chas. Clars, F. This
ted and Jack Streen.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
I wish to announce to the Mothers.
Fathers and every friend of the kid
dies, that I have renewed my con
tract with the POST OFFICE STORE
to supply it with every kind of toy
inade by my Brownies in my North
Pole Toy Shops.
Orders left there for dolls, books,
mimals, guns, or anything you wish
eft in stockings on Christmas Eve
will be sure to reach me.
SANTA CLAUS.
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New assortment of Christmas
tcards and letters, at Hegg’s.
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Don’t overlook Fuller’s barber shop
.ocated at Alaskan hotel, not Cordova
louse.
SQUATTER CASE
IS DECIDED
CHITINA, Dec. 20. — A case o
more than ordinary Interest to th<
citizens of this section was tried be
fore Justice O'Connor on Friday. A
E. Todd, the McCarthy merchant
brought suit against W. R. Faddls
who keeps a restaurant at the sam<
lilace, for the restoration of certait
ots occupied by Faddls at McCarthy
F. H. Foster, representing the plain
iff. The jury brought in a verdlcl
n favor of the plaintiff, finding thai
Faddls had forfeited his lease ant
hat he be ousted from the premise!
within a reasonable time. There hai
aeen much dispute about the right!
>f squatters and others claiming un
ler possessory rights at McCarthy
»nd the present suit will have s
wholesome effect in clearing the lo
cal atmosphere.
All the music of all the world—
Columbia Records. E. A. IJegg
Agent.
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CHAMBER MEETS TOMORROW
NIGHT.
Tsere will be a meeting of thf
Chamber of Commerce tomorrow
night, and It Is desired that there bf
a full attendance of the members, a*
there are matters of Importance tc
be considered.
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Chltina, Pec. 20. — Mrs. Dixon met
with a painful accident today, caused
by approaching too close to the stove
with a vessel containing gasoline
which exploded, burning her hands
and face and setting fire to her tent
residence. Help was quickly at hand
and the fire was extinguished with
out very much damage. Mrs. Dtxor
was removed to Mrs. Butler's, and
while her injuries are very palnfu
and wiU take some time to heal, it Is
believed that there will be no pernia
nent disfigurement.
SAILINGS OF ADMIRAL LINE FOR ■=
JANUARY.
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The steamer Admiral Farragut is
to be taken off this run for a few
weeks, while she goes on the drydock
for repairs. The sailings of this line
from Seattle for January are as fol
lows: January 7, Admiral Evans;
January 15, Admiral Farragut.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY.
The Northern Drug Company wish
to announce to the people of Cordova
and vicinity that right now it has
the largest and most complete stock
of holiday goods ever shown in Alas
ka. consisting of articles that would
make useful and suitable Christmas
gifts. Among these will be found
Ivory Pyralin toilet articles, includ
jug ladies’ and gentlemen’s sets,
clocks and picture frames. Also a
very extensive line of Japanese novel
ties. Our stock of confectionery Is
fresh and most complete. These
sweets are put up in pretty boxes of
from one to five pounds. We also
carry candles In bulk, all fresh and
crisp. Cigars singly or by the box.
They are the best brands and make
fragrant smokes.
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Jewelery, cut glass and watches.
Osborne Bros.’ Jewelery Store.
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Fred Hayer held ticket No. 13,
which was the lucky number that
drew the bath robe raffled off by Mrs.
F. E. Fuller.
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F. A. HEGG, agent Columbia
Graphophonea and Records.
[Empress Theatre
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1915.
Pathe Weekly News, No. 65.
Lubin Presents
A SOLDIER OF PEACE,
A Two Act Drama.
Geo. Ade Presents
TWO POP UP FABLES,
An Essanay Comedy.
Admission 25 cents. First Show at 8 P^m
ARE YOU IN DOUBT ABOUT WHAT WILL
PLEASE? IF SO, COME HERE AND Hand Painted and Fancy
China, 1-4 Off.
__ a i . iwT* » LOOK AT OUR STOCK. YOU WILL
How About a Nice Bag or
Suitcase? SEE so MANY USEFUL PRES
ENTS THAT YOUR XMAS
WORRIES WILL BE I I
OVER.
Some Very Pretty Pieces of
Cut Glass Still Here,
at 1-4 Off.
Gloves Are Always Good.
OUR SPECIALTY IS GIFTS FOR MEN. WE
CARRY THE LARGEST LINE OF
MEN’S FURNISHINGS
A Stetson Hat Makes a Nice IN ALASKA. Rockers, Big Selection, Always
Present. _ a Welcome Gift.
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Harts, Schaffner & Marx Augustine & Kyers’ Candy, in
Clothes. otyiepius uiotnes. Box Qr Bulk
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)xes.
lovers.
Handkerchiefs.
joth silk and
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Shirt Waists.
II styles and 9
Jloves.
sts, including
, Suspenders,
Garters.
Bags.
ose, three and
indkerchiefs.
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knitted.
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That Can Be Used and Full Value Received.
Ornaments Are Dustworthy and Depreciate in Value. 8
There is Nothing More Pleasing Than a Few Pair of |
Socks, a Couple of Shirts or Some Ties.
SUGGESTIONS |
handkerchiefs, Ties, Hosiery, Hats, Shirts, Shoes, Sweat- |
rs, Smoking Jackets, Gloves, Underwear, Suits, Grips, 1
3uitcases, Toilet Sets, Ladies’ Wear.
We Have Special Inducements in Ladies’ Hose— |
Silk, Silk Lisle, Cashmere.
FINKELSTEIN&SAPIRO
THE STORE THAT SATISFIES.