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Windsor Hotel
L. Wain, Prop.
Where You Get
Comfort and Service.
And the Rates Are Right.
Cordova Alaska
Funds for the establishment of a
agricultural experimental station ;
Anchorage are now available, an
Frederick K. Rader, who will hav
charge of the station, is now on hi
way north with the necessary machli
ery and supplies. The station will li
( established about two miles from Mi
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Carl Stagneth, who has spent fiv
years experimenting at Seward, wit
tanning shark skins, and is now o
the outside financing a plan to ere<
a large plant ai Seward for tannin
the skins and extracting the oil froi
I the carsasses.
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WANTED — A good, strong girl for
waitress, dishwasher and house
maid In country hotel. Apply Times
office.
WANTED — Maid for general h >use
1 work In family of three. Applj Mrs.
E. L,. Harwood.
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n WANTED — •Watchmaker and en
graver. Address I>. I). Q., care of
- Dally Times.
y FOR RENT — Three nice rooms, for
light housekeeping. Apply J, K.
Smart.
FOR SALE—Two lots on Second St., i
next to Charles Game’s tailor shop;
50x1 DO feet. Price $2,500. Apply Na
thanael Greene.
WANTED—Woman for housework;
short hours. Phone 89.
FOR SALE — House and lot in Cor
dova; cheap for cash; or on terms.
Near depot. Address Box 1288, An
chorago, Alaska.
FOR RENT—Furnished house. Ap
ply at Times office.
FOR SALE — Ludwig grand piano. I
Bee A. 11. Plnkus, Empress theatre I
PERSONAL GOSSIP ABOUT
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE
iji "The Battle Cry of Peace" has
jij proved a sensation wherever shown,
jij and will be shown in Cordova at the
jjj Km press theatre tonight. This pic
jjj ture has received the unntiuilifled
jjj support of all patriotic Americans, and
jij has been endorsed by such prominent
jji people as Theodore Roosevelt. Ad
jij miral Dewey, ex Secretary of War Gar
jjj risen. Major General Leonard Wood,
jij William Howard Taft, and many
jjj others. "The Buttle Cry of Peace" is
jjj a call to arms against war, and is a
jij ringing reply to the talk of Bryan and
:j: other pacifists.
iji The ditcher and steam shovel left
jij this morning, and the work train will
iji leave this afternoon. Including the
jjj local this morning, tills makes four
iji trains out of Cordova today, and with
jjj them disappeared about ninety men,
jjjj who compose the working crews for
j:j: these trains.
j:j: C. W. Millard, of the Granite Gold
jjjj Mining Company, passed through Cor
jji dova, and was around town meeting
ijij his old friends, before leaving for his
jjjj home in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin,
•jij He expects to return this fall with his
jjjj family.
:j:j Girls are becoming more popular
j:j: every day. Dr. Chase reports the ar
ijij rival of a baby girl at the home of
jiji George Dooley this morning, and the
ijij young miss will bear the name of
Roberta Jean Dooley.
_ The Sweepstake Mining Company,
at Port Wells, is showing up fine, ac
cording to the latest reports. The
mill and machinery have been in
stalled and everything Is running
smoothly.
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The steamer Alaska sailed for Se
attle this afternoon, with the following
passengers from here: Mrs. If. Keat
ing, H. S. Coleman and family, Mrs.
Mary Ragsdale, Miss F. Davis, .1
Fowler, J. J. Hunter, Curley Welch.
A. Felton, John Munz, John Nelson
and F. Conrad.
Our former townsmnn, Sergeant li.
W. Kirby, who left Valdez recently
for Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, to join
Company A, Fourth field batallion,
signal corps, has been ordered to the
canal zone.
I The Granite mine at Valdez has
been closed down for a few months
on account of the extreme high prices
of steel and fuel oil. New machinery
will be Installed, and the company
plans to use water power in the fu
ture.
Judge E. F. Medley will leave on the
Mariposa for California, where he ex
pects to spend four or five weeks
During his absence A. J. Adams will
act as United States commissioner.
H. A. Hutchinson and George Bib
ber have left town, and will spend
the balance of the summer catching
fish for the canneries.
E. F. Cassels, of Anchorage, who
has been in the auditing department
of the Alaskan railroad commission,
was in town yesterday on his way
to New York.
Owing to the crowded condition of
the Cordova general hospital the lower
floor of the building Is being fitted up
as living quarters for some of the at
tendants.
J. I* Galen, of Valdez, mingled
among Cordova friends yesterday. Me
is going to f’rlnee Rupert to Investi
gate some mining property.
All baseball players are invited to
attend practice at the park tomorrom
evening, providing the weather Is
favorable.
E. A. Megg has returned from An
chorage, fully convinced that Cordova
Is the one live and prosperous town
In Alaska.
W. H. Garner, of the Granite Gold
Mining Company at Port Wells, passed
through the city on the Alaska on his
way to the states.
John Groth arrived from Chitlna
yesterday and is on his way to Port
Wells to drive a fifty foot tunnel for
the Consolidated Mining Company.
The fishing season for trout fanciers
is on in full swing and many parties
were out yesterday after the elusive
delicacy.
Jack White, from the interior was
around meeting old friends last night
He was a passenger on the Alaska
hound for the states.
8. E. Reed is today the happy father
of a baby girl, and Hr. W. 11. Chase re
ports that mother and daughter are
doing nicely.
II. Chadwick, of Slaters' cafe, has
left on a two months' fishing trip for
the Carlisle cannery.
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The steamer Northwestern should '
L^eh here from Seattle on Wednes
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‘The steamer Victoria, southbound
from Herndon bay, stopped in at Cor
dova today for fuel oil.
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V. ~Vance, the mining expert and op
erator. passed through Cordova on the
\laska, and is on his way to Seattle
>n an extended business trip.
“The Battle Cry of Peace," the
treatest war drama ever filmed, at
he Empress theatre tonight at 8
iharp.
H. S. Coleman and family were out
loing passengers today on the steam
:r Alaska.
George A. Brooke came'over from
’ort Wells, where he Is mining on a
lusiness trip.
F. W. Williamson, of the land office
t Juneau, is in town.
The steamer Alaska sails tonight a
9 o'clock, and will go direct to Seattl
via the outside passage, on account o
being delayed so long by foggy wea
ther on her trip to the westward.
The steamer Marisopa is due fron
the westward tomorrow.
E. G. Ford, an insurance adjuste
from Seattle, is in town on business.
The town council will meet In re
gular session this evening.
J. E. Busch, of Seward, is spending
a couple of days in town.
Dan Ross is spending a few days it
town, having arrived on the Alaska
MONSIGNOR HEYLER.
Bishop of Namur, Belgium,
Protests Against Deportations.
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Empress Theatre
Tonight at 8:00 Sharp
One Show
Inspiring, Patriotic Spectacle
IN NINE REELS OF
THRILLING
MOTION PICTURES
The Greatest War Drama
Ever Filmed
Admission 50 Cents
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