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I REMEMBER!
That Our Prices On
GROCERIES
BOOTS
SHOES
GASOLINE
COAL OIL
or any other commodities handled by
us are at all times as low, if not lower,
than the lowest
, We also want you to bear in mind that our mot
to is QUALITY, and in looking for these lines we
find that the following have no su
periors.
HOLLYHITRST, PETALUMA and
BLANCHARD Eggs, BROOK
FIELD and BLANCHARD Butter,
RELIANCE and HAPPY HOME
Fruits and Vegetables, BUCKING
HAM & HECHT and BERGMANN
Shoes, MEDLICOTT and EAGLE
Underwear, GREEN HOOD Shirts, BLACK BEAR
Overalls, RED SOLE Boots and I’acs.
O’NEILL & SLATER COMPANY
THE STORE OF QUALITY
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AND JOIN IDE ALLIES
PARIS, May 29— Important changes have boon
announced in the Bulgarian foreign office and diplo
rnatic service, and it is felt here that the changes in
dicate an intention on the part of Bulgaria to aban
don her present attitude of neutrality and throw in
her lot on the side of the allies. The Bulgarian gov
ernment has been primarily opjwised to the war, be
cause of some arrangement it is supposed to have
had with Turkey, but recent developments foreshad
ow such important changes in the Balkans after the
war is ended, that Bulgaria must, for her own pro
tection, be in a position to demand some considera
tion when the changes are being considered.
GENEVA, May 29—The German Zeppelin that
raided' the east coast of England two days ago,
homrnbarding Southend from the skies, was hit by a
shell from one of the forts at Southend. The shell
punctured the huge bag of the Zeppelin, allowing
the gas to escape from one of the compartments,
so that the craft was unable to return to its base at
Cuxhaven. Before it could reach the mainland the
buoyancy of the ship was exhausted and it fell into
the North Sea off Helgoland. The fate of the crew
has not been ascertained.
TRAIL FEEDERS FOR
GOVERNMENT RAILROAD
Col. W. P .Richardson, chairman
of the Alaska Road Commission is at
Seward to study the road conditions
there. The sum of $185,000 has been
appropriated this year by Congress for
road work. Col. Richardson has oft
en expressed the opinion that many
and good wagon roads will he re
quired as feeders for the railroad so
it is assumed that he will look over
the situation with that idea in mind.
He was quoted some time ago by an
outside paper as stating that a small
amount of work will be done on the
Kenai peninsula this year. The Col
onel has only recently returned to
Alaska after a winter in Washington,
during which he worked for the se
curing of large road appropriations.
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Co.
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QUARTZ FOUND
TO WESTWARD
A rich strike of gold quarts is re
ported from Hope, to the westward.
At first exaggerated rumors were afloat
as to the discovery, hut recent ar
rivals in Cordova, from the westward,
say the strike is genuine.
It is believed that the ledge is the
one that has supplied all the placer
to Resurrection, Bear and Palmer
creeks. Last fall the prospecting
for the ledge began. Just before
that, in the summer time, some float
was found, and the finders began to
pan toward the direction in which the
ledge was expected to be discovered.
They panned up to the ledge, and this
spring began digging. The result,
according to the information received,
is that some rich quartz has been lo
cated.
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Co.
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By subscribing for The Daily Times
you are supporting a Cordova enter
prise.
WASHINGTON, May 29—'The Mph-D
-
coming statement of President Wil
son concerning the situation in Mex
ico. arid the prwwiw necessity for Inf
tervention on the part of the United
States, will contain a detailed r*vle*
of the conditions complained abonf.
The statement warns the leaders of
the various Mexican factions that the
'United States will insist upon an !m_
mediate improvement In the situation
from the point of view of the foreign
!. powers, and particularly as they have
! hee)n offended by outrages against
foreign citizens and property. The j
•note was written by the President I
himself, and is in his usual terse and j
concise style of faultless English. Thai
• note is not directed to any particular
Mexican leader, but will be forwarded
to all of them.
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REGAL EXCURSION
ON GAS BOAT EDITH Q.
Harmon & Denver, the North Alns
J ka agents for the Regal Marine Mo
j tor Co., of Coldwater, Mich., will give
| a cruise tomorrow on the Edith O.,
Capt. Green in command, for the pur
pose of demonstrating the Regal Mo
tor to the many Cordova boat enthu
J siasts. While the motor of the Edith
| G. is not a late model, its recent ex
perience in the trip coming here from
j Juneau, demonstrates the reliability
I of the Regal motor. The motor has 1
I been in use for several years, and this
j fact but adds to the proof that the
| regal is a most durable and depend
1 able motor under all circumstances.
MINERS SPECIAL Red Sole Hoots
$9.50 at S. Blum & Co's.
Eggs, Fresh from the Local Ranch,
at O’Neill & Slater Co’b.
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EVANS LIKELY DELAYED
UNTIL MONDAY EVENING
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No word has been received ns to
the lime of the arrival of the Admiral
Evans, but she is not expected befort
Monday evening, ns she Is bringing
TfiO tone of material for the new Ugh
house at .Cape Rt. Ellas, which wil
be discharged aL Kata!la. This ma
terial, it Is believed, was taken aboard
»t RetcWknn, which has delayed th<
Brans. "■
MGttTTlfiliL
TAKE ANOTHER SHI
Dr. C. T. Daggett, who Is In Cor
:lovu for a few days, Is a rustler In
every sense of the word. Not con
tent with enjoying a big practice lr
dentistry at Seward, he also owns
considerable real estate there, which
|s netting him good money. The Dag
gett block is one of the popular struc
lures to the westward, judging from
the number of Its tenants. Then
lire lawyers, doctors, dentists, sten
ngraphers, real estate, insurance and
abstract companies, several business
houses and the Casino Theatri
(here, and In order to accommodat*
Hie influx of new firms. Dr. Daggeti
tvlll add another story to his block
as well as put in concrete foundatlor
and cellnr. The enlarged building
will be three stories in height with a
loo foot frontage and the depth of tht
lot.
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SOON SHIP OBI
The Midas mine, owned by th<
Qranby, Mining, Smelting & Powei
company, will soon be on a shipping
basis. When the drop occurred Ir
the price of copper last fall on account
»f the war, there was still some work
to be done before the big aerial tram
could be used to transport the or«
from the mine to the bunkers erected
m the wharf near Valdez.
All work was shut down at that
time and as there Is still some snow
n Solomon basin that hinders con
struction of the tramway It will be
several days before the work can be
completed.
There Is plenty of ore already
docked out and just as soon as the
sre can be moved, a large crew of
nen will be put to work in the mine,
"he high price of copper and the bright
sutlook of the market for a contlnu
ince of a great demand for the metal
s stimulating the management to
•usli the work as much as possible.
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SELLERS OF BASE
BALLL POOLS
i CHICAGO, May 29—Acting under
the ln8tagatlon of the baseball com
mission, the Chicago police have In
stituted a strenous campaign to pre
vent the selling of baseball pools.
Every officer of the department has
been instructed to make special ef
fort to secure the arrest of persons
indulging in the practice, and a corps
of plain clothes men have been spec
ially assigned for that purpose.
Notice to Moose
At the meeting held Thursday. May
27, It was decided to hold regular meet
ings every other week, on the 2nd
and 4th Thursdays of each month, in
stead of every week.
JACK E. WAY, Secy.
LAST INTERIOR MAIL
LEAVE HERE MONDAY
The last consignment of mail from
Cordova to Fairbanks until October 1
next, leaves here on Monday morn
ing’s train. All of the accumulated
Imall at the local office has also been
shipped to Skagway and from there
will be dispatched to the Interior.
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| WILL DANCE TONIGHT
AT WIRELE8S STATION
A number of young people have
planned to go to the radio station at
'Whlteshed In the launch Prospector,
vWhere they will give a dance In honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Gillls.
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Co.
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NOT STRIKE
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WASHINGTON, May 29—Lleuten
ant Towers, the American naval at
tachee at the British embassy, has
reported to the government that the
steamship Nebraskan was torpedoed,
and was not injured by striking a float
ing mine. Lieutenant Towers has
been to Liverpool, and examined the
boat, besides taking the evidence of
the officers and crew, and believes that
the evidence Is conclusive that the
ship was torpedoed
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DIRECTORY
Modern Office Building
Fourth Ave. and Washington St.
SEWARD, ALASKA
CHARLES T. DAGGETT
DENTIST
Suite 1-A. Phone Adams 114
R. E. BROOKS
PHYSICIAN* & SURGEON
SUITE I B. PHone Adams 114
J. G. ANDERSON
PHYSICIAN-& SURGEON
Suite 1-D. Phone Adams 114
GRACE C. HEWITT
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
Suite 4-D. Phone Madison 114
NAZUM i COPPERNOL
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Suite 4-A. Phone Madison 114
L. L. JAMES, Jr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Suite 1-C. Telephone
HENRY ft RODGERS
; REAL ESTATE ft INSURANCE
SuHe 4-C. Phone Madison 114
THE SEWARD ABSTRACT *
AND TITLE COMAANY
Suite 4-D. Phone Madison a 14
FRANK L. TORREY’
PAINTER AND DECORATOR
Basement
F. WILSON
SIGN WRITER,
Basement
SEWARD TAILORS
CLEANING, PRESSING AND
REPAIRING
Annex Phone Main 112
N. J. KOONTZ
CASINO THEATRE MANAGER
Theatre, Ground Floor
Phone Madison 114
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DEL MONTE
Canned Fruits and Vegetables
High Class Goods at Moderate Prices
Packed where they Ripen the Day they are Picked
INSURING AN UNEXCELLED FLAVOR
We have handled DEL MONTE canned goods for years and a great many
people in this portion of Alaska are familiar with this brand. There are some,
however, who are not DEL MONTE users, and with a view of placing them in
every household we have decided to Reduce The Price on all DEL MONTE
Fruits, Except Berries for a limited time from 30 cents per can to
25
or $2.75 per dozen cans. Assorted to suit you.
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Empress Theatre
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atammi Hum ittm
The leading actors and actresses
of the world are working for us—
and for you. The oost is not con
sidered when making the films that
we show each day for a trifling
price.
UROGRAM, SUNDAY NIGHT, MAY 30, 1915.
PATHE DAILY NEWS SERVICE NO 85
THE COUNTERFEITERS
An Edison Drama
DOLLY PLAYS DETECTIVE
The Tenth of the “Dolly of the Dailies” Series
THE EPIDEMIC
An S. & A Comedy x
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