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PHILADELPHIA, March 2—Unitar
ians of this city are preparing to com
bat the influence of the ‘‘Billy” Sun
day campaign, at least so far as it is
harmful to their religion. They have
arranged a series of meetings which
will focus attention upon the Unitar
ian faith and the things for which it
stands.
Although these meetings are not un
ddr^the Unitarian auspices, the Uni
tarians will rally in goodly numbers at
the meetings conducted by the Nation
al Federation of Religious Liberals at
the Friends’ Meeting House, 15th and
Race streets, for three days beginning
today,
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JUNEAU CABLE GOES
DOWN ONCE MORE
Communication between Sitka and
Juneau, and other Southeastern Al
aska points is again interrupted, the
cable having gone out of commission
today about where the repairs were
made by the Burnside yesterday.
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FEEL GRATEFUL TO FIRE
BOYS FOR THEIR GOOD WORK
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Sheldon and Dr.
J. A. Vance desire to tender their
thanks to the members of the Cordova
Fire Department and all others who
rendered services at the fire Monday
morning, as they feel it was through
their efforts that the flames were got
ten under control so quickly and no
greater damage resulted.
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MARIPOSA DUE HERE
TOMORROW EVENING
The steamer Mariposa is due to re
turn from the Westward tomorrow
evening about 5 o'clock, and will prob
ably sail a short time later for Seat
tle.
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Fresn shipments or corn on the cob
at Kinney’s.
INSTRUCT CHIEF
TO ENFORCE
ORDINANCE
' The regular meeting of the city
council was held in city hall laBt
night. The regular routine business
was transacted, and the payment of
various bills against the city voted.
The matter of the fire which oc
curred in the Kendrick block yester
day morning, due to defective flue, was
taken up and the question of better
protection against fires of this charac
ter thoroughly threshed out.
Mr. Feldman appeared before the
council and told how these accidental
fires might be prevented, and illustrat
ed the regulations covering flues pre
vailing in Valdez and other places.
As an outcome of this disscussion the
fire chief was directed to see that the
provisions of Ordinance No. 4, which
specifies how flues and chimneys shall
be erected, and particularly section 19
of that ordinance, directing how flues
passing from one floor to another shall
be constructed, be enforced to the let
ter.
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VISIT PACIFIC
WASHINGTON, March 2—Presi
dent Wilson states that he is still un
certain about taking the western trip
contemplated, which means was to
embrace a visit to the San Francisco
exposition. The European situation
and other matters are taking much of
his time and may cause the abondon
ment of his plans for a visit to the
Pacific coast.
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The best meals in town served at
the Windsor grill.
LOCAL JOTTINGS
The regular train from Chitna ar
v«1 in town nhout 2:30 thiH afternoon
bringing a number of passengers from
Interior points.
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Among the arrivals on the train
this afternoon was Mrs. D. Drexel, of
Ruby, who Is enroute to the states.
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B. W. Carr, a Fairbanks business
man, was among the arrivals on the
train this afternoon from Chltina.
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F. A. Martin, of Fairbanks, who was
prominently mentioned in connection
with the clerkship of the district court
of the Fourth division under Judge
Bunnell, was an arrival In town on thlR
afternoon’s train.
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Ex-Senator Henry Roden was a pas
senger on this afternon’s train, having
come out on the stage from Fairbanks,
He will leave on the next steamer for
the states.
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BERLIN, March 2—The boycott of
French, English and Russian products
throughout Germany Is to be made
more complete. A long list of such
products has been sent to the railway
restaurants, which after using up the
supplies in stock, are not to repeat
them. They include a table water
which although obtained near the
Rhine was bottled by an English com
pany, English sauce, Russinn candies
and Cheshire cheese.
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WANTED—An experienced job prin
ter, also a boy who can feed job
presses. Apply at Daily Times office.
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you are supporting a Cordova enter
prise.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Before the United States Commis
sioner. Kayak Precinct, Territory of
Alaska, In Probate.
Notice of settlement of Final Account
In the Matter of the Estate of P. A.
D. Morrison, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on Fri
day, the 30th day of April, 1015, ai the
hour of 10 o'clock, a. m. at the office
of the U. S. Commissioner and Probate
Judge, of Kayak Precinct, Territory of
Alaska, at Katalla in said precinct, tlie
final account of the administrator of
said estate will be heard and settled.
JUUTJ8 THOMPSON,
Administrator.
HEAVY SHIPMENT
MACHINERYEOH
VALDEZ CREEK
A largo consignment of machinery
arrived on the Alameda yesterday
for the Valdez Creek Mines Company,
among which was a large boiler, a No.
♦ Keystone prospecting drill, and a
Inrge air compressor. The drill will
be used by the company, which will
be used In connection with a machine
drill, which has been found very ad
vantageous in drilling and blasting
the large boulders encountered in
their mining operations. The machin
ery is being loaded at the dock and
will go out on Thursday's train.
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WASHINGTON, March 2—President
Wilson will personally direct the pend
ing investigation in New York into
the alleged passports frauds in which
Captain Boy-Ed, naval attache at the
German embassy here, is said to be
Involved.
V
NES WILL IB
UNDER CERE
BERLIN, March 2—In reply to the American note con
cerning the German naval war zone, the government will reply
that under certain conditions German submarines will halt and
investigate merchantmen, and only proceed against such ves
sels as carry contraband of war or are owned by hostile nations.
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BEMUSE OF BLOC* BE ALLIES
WASHINGTON, March 2—President Wilson, in an inter
view today, stated that even if a real blockade of the German
coast is established by the allies, no question of the neutrality
of the I'nited States can be raised by the continued voyages of
American ships to German ports.
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LEFBERG, March 2—Information received here is to
the effect that when the Austrians recaptured Stanislaus a short
time ago, they condemned and executed more than two hundred
civilians on various charges.
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