rebetroopT
WASHINGTON, April 28 (by As
sociated Press).—Official advices re
ceived here state that the Mexican
rebels have occupied Alvarado, on the
Gulf coast, south of Vera Cruz. The
federal troops are hurrying to regain
the lost positions.
The federal garrison at' Salinas
Cruz, on the Pacific coast, have re
volted. robbing the postoffice, express
and customs offices and stores, and
disarming the police and other offi
cials. They then cut the wires and
took what horses They coifid find.
The Mexico City papers confirm the
reports of the revolt of Generals Re
belo and Maycotte, and announce that
Gonerals-Rafael, Garza and Guajardo,
near Mexico City, have joined the reb
els.
Four thousand federal troops at Par
ral and Jiminez, Chihuahua, have re
volted, according to reports from
Calles.
The Mexican consul at El Paso con
firms the reports of the revolt at Chi-,
huahua, with fighting, but no details
are given.
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AGUA PRIETA, April 28 (by Asso
ciated Press).—Rebel troops from
Guerrero are planning to march on
Mexico City, according to announce
ment yesterday by General Calles, who
said that Guerrero, Sinaloa and Sonora
•were joining for a march on the cap
ital.
CHIHUAHUA DISAFFECTED
JUAREZ, April 28 (by Associated'
Press).—Two hundred and fifty fed
eral troops are being rushed south, fol-;
lowing reports that the garrison at
Chihuahua City had revolted.
EXPECT TROUBLE AT JUAREZ
EL PASO, April 28 (by Associated
Press).—Carranza officers at Juarez,!
fearing that the garrison will revolt, |
have sent their families to the Ameri
can side of the boundary.
Calico hop. Leave your silk at
home. Eagle hall, May 1. 1
UNCLE SAM’S WARDS
ON PRIBILOF ISLANDS
ARE WELL CARED FOR
SEATTLE, April 28 (by Associated
Press).—The government has invited
bids for supplies for 168 wards on the
Pribiloff islands. The items include a
Jersey cow, talcum powder, farm im
plements, motion picture films, four
j hundred books, arms, ammunition,
j corn poppers, medical supplies, and
; even preserved fish, for delivery be
; tween June and September.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
The steamship Northwestern is due
i at midnight.
C. W. Scarborough leaves next
week on a hunting trip to Hinchin
brook Island and he says any of
the members of the Alaska Pioneers
who desire photographs taken for the
Pathfinder will confer a favor by at
tending to it this week.
The Cordova Chamber of Commerce
today received the following wire from
Dr. Alfred Brooks, at Washington:
“Secretary Payne’s advisory commit
tee on Alaska conditions will be
pleased to confer briefly and inform
ally with any representative of your
community you can designate, at Seat
tle, May 7 to 15.”
FAMOUS DANCER AT
EMPRESS TONIGHT
Those who have been fortunate
enough to see the Royal Russian ballet
during one of their rare visits to this
country need no introduction to the
world’s most famous dancer, Mme.
Pavlowa. To those who have not been
so fortunate, an opportunity will be
afforded tonight to see her on the
screen in the big eight-reel production,
“The Dumb Girl of Portici.” A stu-(
pendous spectacular feature based on
Italian history, and centering around
a light-hearted dancing girl.. A pic
ture far different from the usual fea
ture, elaborate in details, costumes
and settings. Because of the length
of this picture, everyone is urged to
be seated by 8 o’clock.
Ladies’ and gent’s shoes shined at
The Club Barber Shop. 12-tf
HUIRT VICTIM
TURNS UP AT
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SPOKANE, April 28 (by Associated
! Press).—Another of the wives of
! James Huirt, the alleged bigamist held
at Los Angeles, is believed to have
been found here, in the person of Mrs.
James Craemer, who says she was
married to Craemer in 1917. Craemer,
who answers the description of Huirt,
deserted her after having obtained
several thousand dollars from her. He
was the woman’s fifth husband.
prominentTumberman
DIES AT PORTLAND
PORTLAND, April 28 (by Associated
Press).—Robert D. Inman, president
of the Inman-Poulsen Lumber Com
pany, and one of the best-known lum
bermen in the Northwest, died here
yesterday.
FISH QUOTATIONS
SEATTLE, April 28.—Prices for fish
at noon yesterday were: Halibut, 16c;
sablefish, 5c; red and ling cod, 2c.
KETCHIKAN, April 28.—Prices for
fish yesterday were: Halibut, firsts,
10c; seconds, 6c. j
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HAZELET APPRECIATES
SPLENDID INDORSEMENT
To the Cordova Daily Times: I wish
to express my deep appreciation of
the undivided support given me at the
primaries yesterday by the voters of
Cordova and Eyak precincts in my can
didacy for delegate to the Republican
national convention. I feel grateful
for the confidence thus expressed, in
view of the personal attack made upon
me by unscrupulous and vicious ene
mies. The confidence thus expressed
is more to me than winning the elec
tion. GEO. C. HAZELET.
“THE END OF A-PERFECT DAY”
I should be spent at the Rag Time Trio
Dance at Hegg’s Hall.—Tonight’s the
night—They’ll all be there. Will you?
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