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COFFEE |
A ton of ore may be worth
$2.00; a ton of another ore I
may be worth $20.00. So it
is with coffee and coffee fla
vor. There is more flavor
in a pound of Schilling’s Best
than any other
coffee.
Your Money Hack if
you do not like it.
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HAVANA, April 7—Jess Willard and
his party left today for New York.
Johnson, the ex-champion went down
to the Bteamer to bid him farewell,
and Bhook hands with his conquerer
and wished him good luck. Willard
was greatly affected, and reciprocated.
Tne crowd present gave Johnson an
ovation.
LOCAL JOTTINGS
Mrs. T. A. McGowan, wife of At
torney McGowan, of Fairbanks, was
an arrival on yesterday's train from
the interior, enroute to the states.
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Mrs. M. C. Smith and sons, of Fair
banks, arrived on the Mariposa and
will le .ve for the 'merior on the next
train.
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Alfred B. lies, local representative
of the Alaska Copper Corporation,
came in from Strelna on yesterday’s
train.
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WILL ISSUE ALASKA
DIRECTORY THIS YEAR
E. M. Ppore, representing the Polk
Directory, was an arrival on the Mari
posa, and will leave shortly for the in
terior. Mr. Poore, will gather the ma
terial for the directory in the Tanana
and Yukon districts, while other par
ties will come north later to gather!
the data along the coast and the Se
ward peninsula country. The direc
tory will be issued this fall. Mr.
Poore states that so many inquiries
have been received by his concern
from all over the country regarding
Alaska, that they found it necessary
to get out the directory this year.
EITEL PREPARES
TO PIT OUT
NEWPORT NEWS, April 7—The
German cruiser Eitel has hoisted her
launch aboard and has a full head of
steam up. She has pulled a few feet
away from the pier where she has
been repairing, and is apparently ready
to put to sea.
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Fresn shipments or corn on the cob
at Kinney’s.
LARGE LIST ON
The Mariposa arrived in port last
evening about 8:30 from the south,
bringing a large freight cargo for
Cordova and many passengers. She
remained here discharging until an
enrly hour this morning, when she
sailed west. Following are the pas
sengers for points on the Sound:
Cordova: V. A. Schmitz, E. J. Ives,
J. N. Barnhart, Mary Diffley, Thomas
Fitzgerald, Thomas Hyde, O H. Birch,
Mrs. M. C. Smith, Clifford Smith, H.
H. Ross, F. M. Pore, T. B. McCroskv,
M. Edgren, E. D. Stroecker, J. L.
Sjolseth, A. J. McCall, (Jus' Neison.
John Peterson, James Matcom, Alfred
Anderson, Wm. Hull, John Hansen, E.
L. Soden, Carl Sunderberg, P. W. Lee,
W. J. Shepard and lfi steerage.
Valdez: W. B. Morgan, Mrs. N.
Morgan, P. Guirad, VV. Beloin, J. 3.
Sscchilimen, N. Murgard, P. H. Allen,
L. W. Storm. L. J. Marstell. L. R.
Hain and 11 steerage
Seward: F. Tiffany, E. Greenband,
W. J. McLeod, A. G. Alnsbury, F.
Anderson, W. H. Gorman, Eugene Vol
ger, R. E. Chastein, Frank Scully, M
E. Morse, F. F. Meloche, J. C. Tolman,
H. T. Schultz, T. H. Schuster, P. K.
McGuire, A. F. Peterson, Fred l.uuD
ner, Wm. Moore, Tom Shequln, F. J
Cox, Mrs. E. W. Province, E. S. Hew
itt, C. Welch, A. W. Wright, J. S.
Caple, and 20 streeage.
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| LITTLE FELLOW
MAKES LONG TRIP
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W. K. Hoot, who has been at the
, Corner Mru ; Store during the absence
! of V. A. Schmitz, wan gladdened
I yesterday afternoon by the arrival
1 from Fairbanks of his grandson,
Gawerence McNeer. The young man
Is but seven years of age, and made
the long trip out from the interior un
attended. Mr. Root and the little fel
low left last evening on the Mariposa
for Seward.
ENORMOUS YIELD
1NTEI
PREDICTED
WASHINGTON, April 7—The de
partment of Agriculture has isued a
statement that the condition of the
winter wheat stand indicates that the
yield will approximate about 619,000,
000 bushels. The area planted to
wheat this year is the greatest In the
' history of the country.
JUNEAU ELECTS
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JUNEAU, April 7—After one of the .
hardest fought campaigns in the his- t
tory of the city the old city council j
was re-elected to office by an average i
plurality of two hundred over the Val- |
entine ticket. 11
Mayor Heck lead the candidates on ;
the old council with a vote of 03(1 i
votes, while Valentine lead his own I
ticket with a vote of 450, and with this I
vote was 109 votes behind the lowest i
candidate on the old council ticket.
For the school board Grover Cleve
land Winn defeated former Sonator (
Tripp by 200 votes.
The council elected are John
Heck, J. R. Willis, Geo. F. Miller,
William Mondes, C. W. Friccs, Will
iam Britt and F. Wolland.
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Cordova grow.
IHG FOR
H ftusu m
flovprnor Strong, lias been requested
o name a day in July or August
vhieh will be known as “Alaska Day"
t I tie Panama Pacific Exposition. An
nvltatlon has also been extended to
he governor and other officials of
Uaska to attend the fair as guests of
he board of directors.
Alaskans who have visited the ex
msition express themselves as well
ileased with the Alaska exhibits. The
nlneral display is attracting consider
hie attention among mining men a*
nany beautiful specifens of ores havr
ieen tastefully arranged to advertise
he r.ectionse of the northland which
iroduced them.
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he Windsor grill.
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lavana smoke at all dealers.
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"M BATTLE IS
EXPECTED IN
LEGISLATURE
JUNEAU, April t', A great battle in
promised in the legislature today when
the resolu'lons for statehood and for
I fuller form of territorial government
comes up for consideration. Sena
| tors Hubbard anil Sutherland are
t leading the fight for statehood, while
: Millard is at the head of the fuller
| territorial government faction. The
fight promises to be a warm one.
A fresh supply of Augustine * Key
er's randies received on the las'
steamer. S. W,UM & ('().
Kinney has a corner on Toffee.
What we mean Is TOFFEE, not the
wlshy-wishy kind you have been
buying and nicknamed coffee. One
can of Dwight Edwards will convince
FRENCH GAINS THREATEN THE
GERMAN POSITIONS AT ST. UIHIEL
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PARIS, April 7—The Freru •h are continuing an effective!
offensive movement between tin' Meuse and the Lorraine fron
tier. The French gains in Ailly forest indicate the possibility
of a new danger for the Germans holding St. Miliiel, while the
French advance west of Verdun threatens St. Miliiel from the
north.
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Not every performance can be a superlative. But every program can be
excellent. It can be worth the time and money you spend seeing it
That is what we offer—always a good show.
TUESDAY NIGHT, APRIL (i, 1915.
PATHE DAILY NEWS SERVICE No. 74.
VENGENCE IS MINE—A Lubin Drama.
THE END OF THE UMBRELLA -Tlu> Seenventl. of
the DOLLY series.
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Roughening has happened try
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