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Mistake
When beginning the New Year
by buying the brands that gave
Satisfaction during 1914
WE GUARANTEE
Every Article We Offer For Sale
A comparison of our goods and prices with other brands
will convince you that you can save money by placing
your orders with us.
O'NEILL & SLATER COMPANY
THE STORE OF QUALITY
McCarthy, Jan. 30—Henry Al
heidt, the game warden for this dis
trict, came out from the Sushanna with
his dog team in eighteen hours. He
brought the news that James Kings
ton, the man arrested in connection
with the Schomborn murder, is a
Dawson man, about thirty-five years
of age, and does not bear a very sa
vory reputation.
Alheidt left Schornborn the night
before he was killed. At that time
there were some Indians at Sshorn
born’s place, and one of them offered
a black fox skin for sale. Schorn
born left his place to go and look at
the furs. He never returned alive.
After the finding of Schornborn’s
body, the Indians are said to have
Btated that a white man did the kill
ing. Kingston is said to have bor
rowed a rifle from the Indians about
this time, and failed to return it.
When arrested by Marshal HofTman,
Kingston remarked to his captor:
“I expected it.”
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Sure as you know Feb. Gth.
GERMAN LITERATURE
FORBIDDEN PORTUGAL
LONDON, Feb. 2—The Portugese
government, according to London ad
vices, has prohibited the admission to
the country of Oerman war propogan
da in the form of pamphlets, circulars
or books. Literature of this descrip
tion has been scattered broadcast
throughout the country recently by
German agencies located in Rnrcelona
and other Spanish centers.
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SEWARDITES MAY
START ELKS LODGE
Seward men are soon to ask the
grand lodge of Klks for permission to
open a charter, according to recent
arrivals from the Kenal peninsula
metropolis. Already an Elks Social
Club has been organized by members
of outside lodges who live in Seward.
There are only two lodges of Elks
in Alaska, Juneau and Skagway. The
latter is the “Farthest North,”
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GOOD OFFERING AT
THE EMPRESS TONIGHT
At the Empress theatre tonight will
be shown a Pathe film, with the Ger
man army on the battlefield; the
seventh episode, two reels, of “Perils
of Pauline,” showing some marvelous
horsemanship, and a laughable Lubin
comedy, "The Rise of Officer Casey."
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One eyed men half price Feb. 6th.
HAZZARD IN FEDERAL
JAIL AT VALDEZ
George Hazzard, who was bound
over by the commissioner at Seward
In the sum of $1,500 for obtaining
money under false pretenses, has been
unable to secure the necessary bond
and was yesterday sent to the fed
eral jail at Valdez, where he will re
main until the grand jury hears his
case.
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MONTHS
The city council met in the city hall
last night, all the members being pres
ent except Councilman Hazelet. Af
ter the transaction of the usual rou
tine business a resolution was intro
duced amending the franchise granted
to H. K. Knox and associates so as to
grant an extension of time of six
months in which to complete the work
on the electric light and power plant
for which the franchise was granted
last August. At a previous meeting
the time in which work should be com
menced on the plant was likewise ex
tended for a period of six months.
The resolution was passed by a un
animous vote of the members present.
A lengthy communication from John
Brown was read. Mr. Brown, gentle
men of color, who was formerly city
scavenger, had a cabin up on the
knoll near the barn of the Alaska
Transfer Co. When Mr. Brown left
Cordova he left the cabin in a very un
sanitary condition, and after non
compliance with the notices to clean
up for a considerable period, the cab
in was ordered torn down by the coun
cil. Mr. Brown had put in a claim for
damages to the council, to which a re
ply was made requesting him to speci
fy his damages. His specifications
wore evidently not in accorrd with the
ideas of the members of the coucil, as
the city clerk was instructed to notify
Mr. Brown that no damages would be
allowed.
The concil also voted to cut a cul
vert through Second street near the
corner of A street to carry off the
water from the small stream which
flows through the lots adjoining the
(louse of George Dooley. The only
means of escape for the water at pres
ent is by seepage through the road
way, and at times a considerable pond
accumulates there.
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Help build the Hall Feb.6th.
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You can huy a pair of Gold Seal
12-inch Shoe Pacs at $3.50 now at S.
Blum & Co.
1 CLEARANCE SALE1
I MEN’S UNDERWEAR
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§; ' ° close out lines in which the sizes are broken, we offer a con
siderable quantity of MEN’S UNDERWEAR in all grades at
Q prices far below their regular values.
:| WE ARE OVER STOCKED ON
j GOLD SEAL 12-INCH SHOE PACS
| Therefore the Price is
1 $3.50
1 ; J n Per Pair
2 * I 4» i 8
If you want a Suit of Underwear or a pair
of Shoe Pacs, you can’t afford to miss this jjji
opportunity
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CLOSED ALL DAY ON _ T^T TT^ M" ft /N CLOSED EVENINGS if
8UNDAVS ^ BLUM a CO. EXCEPT SATUKD‘VS i
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WA8HINOTON, Feb. 2—With n
view to seeking terms on which the
Progressive Republicans would sup
port the shipping bill, nnd to confer
with the Democrats who bolted yes
terday compelling an adjournment,
the Democrats in caucus last night, ap
pointed a committee of three members
to conduct negotiations with the Re
publicans at another caucus to be hela
tonight.
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Popular Merchant eRtumlng.
M. Finkelstein sailed for Cordova
on the Alameda last night, after a
visit of about two months in the
states.
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Fairbanks Operator.
F. Ridenour, the well-known Fair
banks operator, is a passenger on the
Alameda, enroute to the Interior
metropolis.
Add ship bill
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Train Arrives
The regular train from Chitlna ar
rived shortly after 2 o’clock this af
ternoon, bringing a number of pas
sengers from interior points.
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M. T. Dodd, a Shushanna mining
man, was among the arrivals on the
train this afternoon.
FUDGE TUCKER SEEKS p
CLERKSHIP OF HOUSE
For the speakership of the terri
orlal legislature, which convenes next "i
nonth at Juneau, there are at least o
wo candidates. Ernest B. Collins, e
>f Fairbanks, who presided at the w
Irst session, and Arthur O. Shoup, of b
Sitka. Among those seeking the tl
:hlef clerkship is Judge O. A. Tuck- c
»r, formerly of Cordova. The sal- tl
try Is $8 a day. The enabling act a
provides compensation for eight cm I'
ployes, four In ench chamber of the g
issembly, nnd there are a horde of
pppltcants for the jobs.
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NEXT SAILING SOUTH
LATE THURSDAY NIGHT p
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The steamer Admirnl Evans has
gone through to Cook Inlet having re
ceived instructions to proceed to that '
westward port after her arrival here. ■*
She Is not due in Cordova, on her
sailing south before late Thursday 1
night.
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Mining Man on Alameda.
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N. Slas, a brother of George W.
Sias of the Valdez Hydraulic Mines •;
Co., is a passenger on the Alameda :
and will spend the summer at Val
dez creek.
C. W. Wilson and F. Winslow were :
arrivals from Kennecott on the train i
this afternoon.
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The best meals In town served at
the Windsor grill.
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Big Show and Dance Feb. 6th.
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Some cooking at the Windsor grill.
PROGRAM EMPRESS THEATRE |
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I ¥AFjL Ventilation is essential to health
WHO IS and comfort We pay particular at
roraiw?® tention 10 thii re^irement*and the
ir INa U air in our theater is as pure as it is
€Gm§ED ®§mof outside.
TUESDAY’S PROGRAM EMPRESS THEATRE
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PATHE DAILY NEWS SERVICE No. 58-The Herman Army
on the Battlefield.
PERILS OF PAULINE—Seventh Episode. Showing
some marvelous horsemanship.
THE RISE OF OFFICER CASEY A Lubin Comedy
that’s “rich.”
hirst show at 8:00 P. M. sharp. Regular Admission.
WINTER WINDS
Are apt to Roughen Hands and Face. If such
Roughening has happened try
hY flT, cold) CREAM as a smoothener. If you
prefer a non greasy article perhaps
NYAL FACE CREAM or NY LOT IS HAND j
LOTION will meet your views. Roth |
are in Handy Packages of Various Sizes.
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Northern Drug Co. I
THE CORNER DRUO STORE
ROGNOSTICATION WAS
ENTIRELY IN WRONG
We stated yesterday that It was
troundhog" or Candlemas day. and
t the strenth thereof, and the weath
\ stated that we had six weeks of
Inter before us. We were wrong.
1th as regards the day and the wea
ler. Today is “groundhog-' day and
insefiuently we are prepared to affirm
lat the winter Is knocked In the head
id It is time for Cordova agricul
irlsts to prepare for their summer |
irdenlng.
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Strelna Merchant on Way.
V. J. Dwyer, of Streelna, aecom
rvnled by his bride, are Cordova pns
»ngers on the Alameda.
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K. Clark, of Strelna, Is a visitor in
>wn, having come In on the train
iis nfterftoon.
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air enough Keb. 6th.
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Ity subscribing for The Daily Times
on are supporting a Cordova enter
rise.
GERMANS FORBID SALE
KING ALBERT S PICTURE
DUNKIRK, FRANCE. Feb. 2—The
C.erman military authorities in Bel
gium have forbidden the Bale of pho
tographs or picture postcards of King
Albert, and M. Max, .Vlnyor of Brus
sels, now imprisoned in Oermnny.
At Brussels the street railway is
still being operated by the Belgian
company, which is obliged to turn
over thirty per cent of its receipts
to the C.erman tax collector.
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Women’s Society To Meet.
The Women’s Society of Church
Workers will meet at the home of
Mrs. McBride Wedensday afternoon
at 2:30. All meniliers and women of
the congregation are reciuesled to be
present. Business of importance will
be transacted.
MRS. WALN, Secretary
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High Prices for Salmon
Alaska king salmon bring high pric
es at Seattle, and reds sell for 10U
cents; halibut for !> cents a pound
pills a bonus.
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