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FOR BUTTER AND EGGS, STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES of the Best Quality and at Lowest Prices,
We are there.
O’NEILL <£ SLATER COMPANY
THE STORE OF QUALITY
GENEVA, April 27—The Russians have commenced an
other strong offensive movement in the neighborhood of Uz
sok Pass, in the Carpathian mountains. It is reported that
Austro-German casualties for the past two days totalled twen
ty thousand. The advancing spring is melting the snow in
the mountain passes, and the resultant slush is a serious hin
drance to the Russian advance.
WOUNDED SOLDIER TELLS OF THE
EFFECT OF ASPHYXIATING BOMBS
PARIS, April 27—A wounded soldier returning from the'
battle along the Yser canal, brings details of the recent fight
ing in that vicinity. lie says that the asphyxiating bombs
used by the Garmans kills nobody, but simply rendered the
men unconscious. All who breathed tin* fumes were put to
sleep, and when the Germans entered the French trenches they
killed the sleepers.
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PEKIN, April 27—There has been no indication shown
the Chinese government so far that Japan was likely to mod
erate any of her demands upon China, or withdraw any of them
in toto. The Japanese government is firmly insisting that
China yield on all the disputed points and it lias been settled
that China will give a reply within a week.
ITALIAN flMBASSADOBS ARE BEING
SUMMONED ROMEFOR CONFERENCE
LONDON, April 27—The Italian ambassadors at Paris,
Vienna, London and Berlin have been summoned’ to Rome for
a conference with Foreign Minister Sonio, and the decision
of the Austro Italian question seems imminent. Grave re
sults are expected from tin* conference.
EMBARGO PLACEDEXPORTATIDN
LONDON, April 27—The exportation of raw cotton from
England, Scotland and Ireland has been specifically forbidden
in an embargo promulgate today. The embargo covers all
th(> ports and countries of Europe except France, Russia, Spain
and Portugal.
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FRENCH RETAKE STRATEGIC POSITION ALSACE
LONDON, April 27—The summit known as Hartman’s
VYoilerkopf, in Alsace, an important strategic position which
was captured by the Germans yesterday, has been retaken by
th<‘ French. Some prisoners were taken.
GERMAN SUBMARINE TORPEDOES BRITISH TRAWLER
LONDON, April 27—Another British trawler, the Recollo,
lias been torpedoed in the North sea by a German submarine.
Part of the crew are missing.
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$4. per ease at 8. Blum & Co’s.
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LOVEKA'S now made In bond bet
ter than ever—TRY ONE.
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Keep Dry with an $18.00 Mackin
tosh for $12.50 at Finkelstein & Sapt
ro's.
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Fresh Cordova Ekks at O'Neill &
Slater Co's.
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PROTEST AGAINST
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At n well attended meeting of the
Cordova Chamber of Commerce, held
last night. It was decided to renew the
lease on their present headquarters on
Front street for the ensuing-siix
months, beginning May 1, when the
old lease expires.
The attention of the chamber was
called to two bills Introduced In the
territorial legislature which affect
this section. One provides for the
routing of the winter mail via Seward,
Instead of Cordova, as at present. The
other favors Juneau as the location
for the experimental mining station
which the government proposes to
establish In Alaska. A resolution was
passed Instructing the secretary to
wire Representatives Holland and
Tansy that the local chamber protest
ed against the passage of these meas
ures and asking them to use their
efforts to defeat the same when they
they come up for consideration in the
House.
President Geo. C. Hazelet submit
ted a very Interesting verbal report
of his work in behalf of the Copper
river valley, during his stay of four
months at Washington, D. C.
A communication was read from Ta
coma capitalists who intend erecting
a manufacturing plant in Alaska, and
asking what concessions in the way
of a site that Cordova was willing
to offer. A committee consisting of
Messrs. A. J. Adams, H. C. Feldmann
and H. 1. O'Neill was appointed to
look into the matter, and if possible
try and have the proposed factory
located here.
TEDDY II WILLING
TOOL OF
PLATT
SYRACUSE, April 27—The Barnes
suit against ex-President Roosevelt
for libel, shows no signs of coming
to a close. Roosevelt began his
fourth day on the witness stand this
morning. A telegram was read In
court written by Senator Platt to
Roosevelt, when the latter was gover
nor of New York, urging Roosevelt
to sign a bill exempting from the
franchise tax the grade crossings of
steam Tailronds, and saying: "Our
friends of the New York Central
and Senator Depew are anxious."
Roosevelt at the time replied to Sen
ator Platt by telegraph that his re
quest had been received too late.
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Carnation Cream, 3 cans for 26c —
$4 per case at 8. Blum & Go’s.
WALSH REPLIES
ROCKEFELLER
ATTACK
CHICAGO, April 27—Frank Walah,
the chairman of the Federal Commis
slon on Industrial Relations, replied
today to the attack made upon him by
John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Mr. Walsh
said that Rockefeller’s attack failed
to explain certain letters written by
the young multi-millionaire to the di
rectors of the Colorado Fuel A Iron
Co., which Is controlled by the oil
magnate's son. Mr. Walsh further
said In defense of his attitude on the
Colorado strike, that It was the duty
of the commission not to allay or
smother the causes of Industrial un
rest, but to investigate them and In
fortn the public.
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Petaluma Eggs, 35c. per do*, at
8. Blum A Co’B.
Last week wesold lots of Shoes at 3.00 and 3.50
We have 40 Pairs Still left I
in Patent Leather, Russian Calf and Vici
To clean up the lot we offer these at
2.50 per pair
! Call and look them over, perhaps youll find just
what you want—These were 1VT^^r O
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CLOSED EVENINGS CLOSED SUNDAYS.
EXCEPT SATURDAY
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PICTURES CHANGED REGULARLY 1
“It it not how mnch, but how good” used to be a familiar advertis
ing slogan. We could change it to "It is how mnoh and how good.’'
We make the quality as high as money and car* will go, and the quan
tity is oerUdalj liberal.
PROGRAM, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1915
PATHE DAILY NEWS SERVICE NO. 80.
THE PERILS OF PAULINE,
Thiijteenth Episode, featuring the great English National
Steeple Chase.
AND HE CAME BACK.
An S. & A. Side-splitting Comedy
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