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LIGHTS, WATER, PHORE$
AND POWER
25 and 40 Watt Lamps.35c.
60 Watt Lamps.50c.
100 Watt Lamps..75c
250 Watt Lamps.$2.00
200 Watt, Gas Filled Lamps.$3.00
Office: FIRST STREET.
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AN OFFER FOR SIXTY DAYS ONLY.
575 Town Lots in Cordova.
Ranging in price from $50 up to $3000, and 600
Town lots iu Chitina from $50 to $1000. Any
or all of them on easy terms.
Now is the time to buy.
For particulars—Call on or write to
GEO. C. HAZELET,
Cordova, Alaska. Trustee and Agent.
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ALASKA
The Workmen’s Compensation Act
is now effective in this territory. It
is designed to and probably will elimi
nate almost entirely injury suits
against employers operating in Alaska.
The largest compensation allowed un
der the Act is $6,000. which amount is
said to be $500 in excess of the com
pensation allowed by any other States
in the Union.
Th? provisions of the act are as
follows:
First—In Event of Death.
(a) —Where deceased leaves widow,
$300.
(b) —Where deceased leaves chil
dren under age of 16 years, $600 ad
ditianl for each child under 16, not to
exceed $6000.
(c) —Six hundred dollars additional
where deceased leaves father or
mother, total not to exceed $6000.
(d) —Where deceased was unmar
ried and left father or mother depen
ent upon him, to such father or moth-1
ct- tionn
(e) —Where deceased was survived
by both father and mother, dependent
upon him, $1200 each.
(f) —Where deceased was a widow*
er at the time of his death but left
one or more orphan children, $300,
and the further sum of $600 for each
orphan child under the age of 16
years, not to exceed $6000 in all.
lg)—Where deceased is unmarried
and leaves no children or father or
mother dependent upon him. funeral
expenses not to exceed $150 and other
expenses not to exceed $150.
Second—Where the Employee is To
tally and Permanlty Disabled.
(a,)—-If married, $4,800 and $600 ad
ditional for each child under 16, not
to exceed in all $6000.
(b) —Where employee had no wife
or child but had father or mother de
pendent, $4200.
(c) —Where employee had both
father and mother dependent, $4800.
(d) —Where employee was a widow
er-or divorced but had minor children,
each child under 16 years, not to ex
ceed $6000.
(e) —Where employee was unmar
ried and had no children nor father
or mother dependent, $3600.
Third—Partial Disability.
(a) —For loss of thumb; if unmar
ried, $480; if married aud no children,
$600; if married with one or more
children, $720.
(b) —-For loss of index finger; if
unmarried, $300; if married but no
children, $390; if married with one or
more children, $480.
lc)—For loss of any other finger;
and thumb, $180.
(d) —For loss^of great toe, $300; for
loss of any other toe, $120.
(e) —For loss of hand; if unmar
ried. $1440; if married, $1920; if mar
ried or widower and has one child,
$1920 and $240 additiani for each of
said children, not to exceed the sum
of $2400.
(f) —For loss of arm; if unmarried,
$1800; if married and no children, $2,
400; ir married and one child and $300
additional for each child, not to exceed
$3,000.
(g) —For loss of foot; if unmarried,
$1440; if married but no children. $1,
800; married or a widower and one
child, $1920 and $240 additional for
each additiani child, not to exceed
$2400.
(h) —For loss of leg; if unmarried,
$1800; if married but no children, $2,
400; if married or widower with one
child, $240 with $300 for each additiani
child, not to exceed $3000.
i)—For loss of an eye; if unmar
ried, $W00; if married but no children,
$1920; if married or widower and one
child, $1920 and $240 for each addi
tional child, not to exceed $2400.
(j) —For loss of an ear, $240.
(k) —For loss of nose, $480.
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RELIEF IS NEEDED FOR
ARMENIAN POPULACE
TIFLE8, Aug. 11—A telegram from
Archbishop Nerus from Julfa, says
that during the five months of Turk
ish occupation of Urmia, the American
missions there sheltered 16,000 and fed
60.000 Armenian Christians. During
the same period, the Archbishop said
4.000 died of disease and over 1,000
were killed by the Turks and Kurds.
After the capture of Van 160 Armen
ians were massacred. The sum of
$100,000 he said was needed for relief
of the suffering populace.
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Competition
Where there is competition in busi
ness the consumer is never over
charged. Call or phone us your
orders. Cordova Co-Operative Trading
Co. Phone 21.
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Co-Operation Is a benefit to every
Individual who believes In helping
themselves. The consumer gets the
benefit when buying at our store. Cor
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