LOCAL AND :
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Frank Sellers left on the Evans yes
terday afternoon for Seattle.
A new sidewalk has been laid in
front of the Cordova drug store.
Miss Rasmussen and Miss Mitchell
of San Francisco are among the recent
arrivals in town.
W. H. James of Drier Bay and J. B.
Clock of Valdez came to town last
night on a launch.
Stephen Palmer and wife, who were
passengers for Cordova on the Alaska,
have left for Nizina.
E. E. Tillman and Oscar Wilson
have purchased S. Ide’s pool room, and
take possession tomorrow.
George Kennedy has a fine showing
of new spring hats, which he is offer
ing at his store in the Northern Hotel
block. 30-tf
O. Krause and wife, who arrived
from San Francisco on the last boat,
have rented one of the Lambert apart
ments.
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Municipal Magistrate K. G. Robin
son yesterday afternoon sentenced
Lopkey * McDonald to pay a fine of
$50 and costs for violating the Alaska
*‘bone-dry” law.
The many friends of our former
townsman, Master Electrician Charles
Murphy, will be interested to know
that he was placed on the retired list
at Seattle on April 1.
Commissioner R.1 H. L. Noaks has
received the charter for John W. Jones
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Post No. 8, American Legion, ahd a
meeting will be held some night next
week to perfect the organization.
The steamship Admiral Evans ar
rived from the westward yesterday aft
ernoon, and sailed two hours later for
the south with the following passen
gers from Cordova: Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Downing and Frank Sellers, for Se
attle; C. W. Filch and Sam Holm, tor
Juneau; Tom Higgins, for Ketchikan.
George Mosser and family have
; moved into the cottage formerly occu
j pied by V. J. Carter.
The mail with the election supplies
for Unga arrived there on Wednesday,
one day too late, and therefore no elec
tion was held. This was the first mail
Unga had received for two months.
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There will be a regular night session
of the ^public schools tonight, which
will begin promptly at 7 o’clock, and
a general invitation is extended to the
parents and public to be present. This
will be followed by a meeting of the
Parent-Teacher Association, and a
most interesting time is anticipated.
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A warrant for the arrest of Charles
E. Herron on the charge of criminal j
libel was telegraphed to Anchorage
for service yesterday afternoon. Her
ron will be brought here for trial be
fore the United States commissioner.
The civil action for libel against him
will be tried at Valdez.
She steam shovel crew, consisting of
G. R. Higginson, C. L. Murphy, S. E.
Reed, T. E. Thisted, Oscar Anderson,
J. E. Richardson, George Scott and H.
Buckley, have left for the north branch
of the Copper River railway, where
they will be stationed. Mrs. George
Scott, Mrs. S. E .Reed, Mrs. C. L. Mur
phy and Mrs. J. E. Richardson accom
panied their husbands and will spend
the summer with them.
SAYSPRIMARIESI
ARE WARNING TO
RATIFY TREATY
PITTSBURGH, April 30 (by Asso
ciated Press).—William J. Bryan, in a
statement made to the press today,
declared that the recent primaries
were a warning to Democratic senators
that they should immediately vote for
the ratification of the peace treaty
with reservations. He said that Jphn
son’s vote and Hitchcock’s defeat were
a protest against the treaty in its origi- ’
nal form.
Subscribe for the Daily Times.
DANDY LITHE
CRAFT BUILT
FORCORDOVA
Captain Harry Rolfe, well-known
seafaring man who for years past
has made his *headquarters at Cor
dova, is having constructed in Seat
tle probably the best power boat of
its size ever bnilt for the Alaska
trade. The boat is nearing comple
tion and will be ready to depart for
Cordova about mid-May. Captain
Rolfe will command the dandy little
craft and Senator Hill, known and
Tked all over Alaska, will be in
entire charge of the engine room.
The boat complete will cost about
$30,000. It will be 64.10 feet in
lgngth and 16 feet in width. The
ribs ar 8x8 and the planking is 2y2 |
net. There are two state rooms and J
in the forecastle there will be sleep- «
ing accomodations for eight people
Aside from the substantial character
and arrangement of the boat itself,
the engine that has been installed, a
Seattle product, is considered the best
that money can buy. It is of the Gul
owsen-Grei type, 100 horsepower. In
addition to the big power engine,
there will be a 10 horsepower engine
for hoisting and other purposes. The
raft will be the first boat to be com
pletely equipped with the Scarlett
lifesaving suits.
The boat was designed by L. ‘H.
Coolidge, naval architect, and is be
ing built by Anderson, the ship
builder.
FREIGHT SWITCHMEN
AND CONDUCTORS AT
BUFFALO ON STRIKE
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BUFFALO, April 30 (by Associated j
Press).—Freight switchmen and con- •
ductors have again gone on strike, tie- £
ing up all the railroad yards. Dissat,- J
isfaction with the delay of the rail- |
road labor board in acting on wage de-' *
mands is given as the cause.
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Calico hop. Leave your silk at «
home. Eagle hall, May 1. 4 \
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In competitiorl with the foremost
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FEDERAL MILK
Specify Federal when you are in need
of condensed mlik, and you are sure of
getting the best as well as patronizing
an independent canner. Federal at
$6.50 per case is a good buy. You will
be paying more soon. Phone for a
case today.
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HOLLYHURST EGGS I
These are shipped by express from |
Mount Vernon to Seattle to connect I
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with steamers, and are guaranteed not |
to be over one day old when shipped. |
Could fresher eggs be got? Not until
we are able to ship them by airplane. |
DEL MONTE I
CANNED GOODS |
Canned fruits and vegetables of the
pick of field and orchard are before jii
you when you open a can of Del Monte
Brand. Buy them by the dozen and |
. save money.
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