I REMEMBER!
That Our Prices on
GROCERIES
BOOTS
SHOES
GASOLINE;
*’ v GOAL OIL
or any other commodities handled by us
are at all times as low, if not lower, than
tin* lowest.
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We also want you to bear in mind that our motto
is QUALITY and in looking for quality lines we find
that the following have no super
iors
HOLLYIUJRST, PETALUMA and
BLANCIIARI) Eggs, BROOK
FIELD and BLANCHARD Butter,
RELIANCE and HAPPY HOME
Fruits and Vegetables, BUCKING
HAM & HECIIT and BERGMANN
Shoes, MEDLICOTT and EAGLE
Underwear, GREEN HOOD Shirts, BLACK BEAR Ov
eralls, RED SOLE Boots and Pacs.
O’NEILL <£ SLATER COMPANY
THE STORE OF QUALITY
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DEFICIT
WASHINGTON, May 28—The rebate
decision yesterday by the customs
court may compel! the treasury de
partment to issue bonds in order to
maintain the necessary gold reserve.
The treasury is unable at this time to
make the back payments of more
than $15,000,000 and lose the income
on imports of five per cent, of the
total, which is what the decision
means.
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On a Visit to Tacoma
Miss Merle Helmick, who has been
employed at Hegg's Studio, left on the
Watson this morning on a visit to
friends in Tacoma.
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TALIH1NA, Okla., May 28—A ter
Irfic tornado swept over the state
terday, killing ten and injuring fully
fifty people. The loss to the build
ings damaged Is estimated at half a
million dollars.
FORMER COUNCIL CITY
MAN KILS PARTNER
W. L. Seigle, formerly a mail carrier
at Council City, near Nome, Alaska,
shot and killed his partner, W. Wolf,
at Seattle, on Thursday. The troub
le arose over the division of profits of
j the business in which the two men
were partners.
DIRECT
From the Canners to Us
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 Cents
or $2.75 per dozen cans. Assorted to suit you.
ASK FOR
DEL MONTE DEL MONTE DEL MONTE
PEARS , LOGANBERRIES CATSUP
PEACHES ASPARAGUS TIPS JAMS
APRICOTS MARASCHINO CHERRIES JELLIES
PLUMS ASPARAGUS CORN
PINEAPPLE SUCCOTASH PEAS
CHERRIES STRING BEANS PETIT POIS
STRAWBERRIES PUMPKIN TOMATOES
RASPBERRIES BEETS SPINACH
HOME, May 28—The Italian official statement
issued this morning announces that a squad of Ital
ian hydro aeroplanes successfully raided Trieste and
Nabresuina, in Austria, yesterday. Bombs were
dropped in both cities, and serious damage was done
to the railroad which serves as the Austrian line of
communication. The aircraft all returned to their
base in safety, without a mishap.
The Italian land forces have occupied addition
al territory along the Austrian frontier, principally
1 in the Austrian Tyrol and on the Frieuli front.
Between the Italian and Austrian fortified positions
along the Trentino front, a heavy artillery battle
is being waged.
NEW YORK. May 28—The curse of
gambling Is beginning to inoculate the
baseball business with dry rot. With
in the past few weeks pool selling on
the baseball games has grown with
remarkable speed throughout the
whole country, and the decent, base
ball-loving public are beginning to feel
that the game is a vice. The base
bull magnates are beginning to realize
the gravity of the situation and are
giving their support In an ecort to
stamp out the gambling, and remove
all suspicions of uncleanliness from
the great American game. Arrests |
have been made by the police of this
city, and more arrests are expected
to follow in all the big cities of the
east, where the pool makers have con
ducted their operations, in many cases
in open disregard of the laws, and the
police officials.
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NOTICE
Numerous complaints having been
made of the danger from fire, during
t:he present dry spell, from the use of
fire crackers, and also the playing of
ball on the streets, these practices
will have to be discontinued.
GEORGE DOOLEY
Chief of Police
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GENEVA, May 28—The Italian advance into
the Carinthia continues without serious interrup
tion or hindrance on the part of the Austrian forces.
The Italians have taken three low mountain "passes
and tour villages on the Austrian side of the border.
In every instance no serious resistance hns been of
fered by the Austrian troops, who fall back on the
approach of the Italians, and only maintain a rear
guard action.
FRENCH LINER CHAMPAGNE
ACCIDENTALS GROUNDED
NANTES, May 28-The French liner Cham
pagne is ashore near Saint Loza ire. The ship had
!KX) passengers on board, and all of them have been
removed to a place of safety. The ship is safe, and
it is believed that she can be salvaged without much
damage being done. The grounding was an acei
dent, the vessel not being harmed by the enemy.
PETROGRAI), May 28—The fighting in the
neighborhood of Przemysl has been as cruel as any
in the present war. The Teuton forces made des
perate* attacks on the* Russian line, return! r again
and again to the slaughter after being pulsed.
At Tomanovitz, southeast of Przemysl, where the
German forces retreated, they left over two thousand
dead on the field.
ITALIANS LAND AGEAN SEA
BERLIN, May 28—Tin* Italian troops in consid
erable numbers have effected’ a landing on the Turk
ish island of Rhodes, in the Aegean Sea.
GEORGE B. CORTELYOU.
Ex-O. O. P. Chairman Mention
ed In Barnes-Roosevelt Suit.
Photo by American Prem A*#oolntlorv
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NANAIMO, May 28—A gas explos
ion, which occurred in the Reserve
mine, owned by the Western Fuel Co,,
resulted in the known death of three
men. Nineteen other miners are en
tombed, and it is believed that they
also must have perished. Every ef
fort Is being made to reach the en
tombed men, but the e.vptoslon was so
terrific that the debris piled up be
fore the tunnel’s mouth will take a
long time to remove. The officials
of Ihe company refuse to express a
hopeful view regarding the nineteen
miners who have not been rescued,
and it It feared that most of them
have been buried under the mass of
dirt and rock.
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Alameda Leaves Sunday
The steamer Alameda reached Se
tit tie yesterday and will leave for
Southwestern Alaska on Sunday night.
ALL COAL FIELDS
PLATTED
SEATTLE, May 28—Another sur
veying party In charge of Frank
Johnson, left last night for Juneau,
where the plans for the surveying of
the coal fields of Alaska will be com
pleted at the land office.
A total of sixteen parties will be put
out this season in order that the coal
lands of the Matanuska, Boring Riv
erer and Nenana districts may be
platted and made ready for leasing
and mining.
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Another Ore Shipment
This afternoon's train from the in
terior brought down 17 cars of cop
per ore from Kennecott.
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PAY DRAWN BY THE
TERRITORIAL LEGISLATORS
As his duty. Governor Strong has
compiled a table of distances and mile
age to be paid the members of the
second territorial legislature, and the
report will be sent to Washington in
the near future. The total distance
traveled by the members, to Juneau
and return, amounts to 60,983 miles,
and at a rate of 15 cents per mtte, this
nmounts to $9,147.45.
(telephone COMPANY
NOW AT ANCHORAGE
The Anchorage Telephone company
is the name of the new organization
that is about to begin work at the
new railroad town. A large equip
ment has been sent for to San Fran
cissco. According to the letter heads
which have already been got out the
manager’s name is H. J. Emard.
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G. A. Vinger, representing J. B
Caro & Co., of Juneau, is interviewing
the local trade today.
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Reduction in Gasoline at S. Blum &
Co.
On Way to Outside
N- P. Nelson, one of the discoverers
of the Sushanna, and a partner of
Hilly James, arrived In town this af
ternoon on his way to the States.
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Eftgs, Fresh from the Local Ranch,
at O'Neill A Slater Co’8.
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Return From tnterlor
Attorney R. E. Capers returned this
afternoon from McCarthy, where he
defended a damage suit before the
U. S. Commissioner, against the Cop
per River & Northwestern Railway.
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Empress Theatre
t The leading actors and actresses
of the world are working for us—
PICTURE and for you. The cost is not con
Jh ItJlJEC side red when making the films that
m &how ®ach day for a trifling
W RcGULARLY ^
PROGRAM, 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
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