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FOR BUTTER AND EGOS, STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES of the Best Quality and at Lowest Prices,
We are there.
O’NEILL & SLATER COMPANY
THE STORE OF QUALITY
LONDON, May 10—Enemy property valued at $426,506,
.180 is held by the public trustee, according to his annual report
.just issued. Of this sum $270,000,(MX) represents property held
in behalf of individuals, $8,000,000 capital in partnerships,
$145,000,(XX) capital in companies and the rest income on in
vestments.
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BERLIN, May 10—The family council of the von Buelow
family publishes, “in pride, gratitude and mourning,” a list
of ten members who have fallen in battle. The list includes
one major general, Carl Ulrich von Buelow, shot before Liege
on August 5; one major, two captains, one lineship commander,
one first lieutenant and four second lieutenants. There are
108 von Buelows serving in the army and navy.
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PANORAMA OF PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION.
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TWO BOATS DUE
HERE TOMORROW
The steamer Admiral Evans lefl
Juneau yesterday at noon, nnd is due
here tomorrow at noon.
The steamer Mariposa will likely
reach here early tomorrow evening
having sailed from Juneau at mid
night for Skagway.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
WILL MEET TONIGHT
The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the Chamber of Commerce will bf
held in Its rooms tonight, and a ful
attendance of the members Is re
quested.
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Came From Latouche on Launch
Superintendent Van Campen of the
Latouche Copper mine, arrived In
town this afternoon on a launch, on a
business trip.
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Cable Being Repaired
The cableship Burnside has arrived
In Prince William Sound, and Is today
repairing the break In the cable, which
occurred about eighteen miles from
.Valdez. Tt is expected that communt
cation will again be established over
the cable by tomorrow night
Adjustable Window Screens and
Screen Doors at S. Blum & Co’s.
The Seward camp of the Arctic
Brotherhood is now making arrange
ments to put up a fine building on the
lots acquired for the purpose.
Mrs. T. J. Erickson offers to sell
i one-fourth interest in the Lucky
Strike mine at a sacrifice, as she
wishes to leave the country at once.
\pply at Windsor Hotel.
Last week we sold lots of Shoes at 3.00 and 3.50
We have 40 Pairs Still left
in Patent Leather, Russian Calf and Vici
lo clean up the lot we offer these at
2.50 per pair
Call and look them over, perhaps you’ll find just
what you want—These were O Ef ^k
originally 5.00 and 6.00Shoes oW
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"A succesful motor line Is In op
peration between Fairbanks and Chlti
na.” Mr. Raine said at the Kupper
Hotel yesterday. "It is a distance of
.110 miles and the machines make it In
from three to five days. This is a
great saving of time over the stage
coaches, which charge $160 a trip, $50
more than the ‘jitneys.’
A New Car Each Trip.
"The cars are Fords and seem to
have no trouble in running in ex
tremely cold weather. Sometimes
during the spring they slip off the
trail and return to Fairbanks with
only the chassis left. A driver can
afford to discard the body to get out
of the mud as the fares for one trip
more than pay for the car.
"Motor buses also are In service
between Fairbanks and the circle of
smaller towns about. They compete
successfully with the railroad.”
Mr. Raine for several years has
has been a friend and associate of VII
hjarmar Stefansson, the Arctic ex
plorer who has been lost for more
than a year. He accompaned Stef
fansson part of the North on his ill
fated trip. While the young com
mander of the expedition was away
on a hunting trip his ship, the Kar
luk, was crushed in the ice and sank.
Part of the crew made its way across
to Siberia, but nothing has been heard
of Stefansson.
Stefansson Will Turn Up.
Although rescue parties have failed
to find him and most of his friends
have given him up for dead. Mr. Raine
believes that he will turn up all right,
probably next summer.
“1 know Stefansson,” he said, "and
I believe he has made his way to
some 1-lskimo village where he is
staying until he can get back to civili
zation. He has been in tight places
before and haB always managed to get
out of them.”
In his work for the government,
Mr. Raine had to visit every settle
ment In Alaska each year. He has
seen the blond Eskimos which Stef
ansson found In the extreme north
ern part. He is to lecture on his ex
periences at the Grand Avenue Metho
dist Church Friday night.
MARRIED MEN WIN
YESTERDAY'S BALL DAME
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A good Blzed crowd wended Its way
to the ball park yesterday afternoon
and, as the weather was ideal, was
in the best of humor to enjoy the con
test between the married and single
men, who put up a good article of
ball. The benedicts won by a score
of 11 to 6, and their victory was large
ly due to the excellent work of Ker
wood and Council. “nick" twirled
the ball most effectively and "Doc”
made an excellent back-stop.
Snyder and Jewett were the bat
tery for the single men, and the line
up included several boys from the Ta
ku. Their fight was an up-hill one
from the start, as the married men
proved the better sluggers, and con
sequently scored the most runs.
The grounds were in fairly good
shape, considering that no work has
been done upon them this season. An
effort will be made to improve the di
amond and fill in the outer field for
a considerable distance, and the erec
tion of a grand stand is not Improb
able. Yesterday when (he hat was
passed there was a voluntary contrl- j
button of $42, which amount will go
Into a fund to be used in shaping-up
the grounds.
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Wedding Aniversary Celebrated
On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
H. I. Lewis celebrated their first wed
ding anniversary by entertaining a
large number of friends.
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The New White Hipress Pacs, with ,
the New Tops, at S. Blum & Co's.
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Read The Daiiy Times and help
Cordova grow.
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Educational films at times have a j
place on our program. But why sin- :j
gle certain films as “educational P !;
All films that show you something
you have never seen are educational i;
You can’t help but learn by watch- :•
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Tuesday Night Show Omitted g
JITNEYS QN IN
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Bob Sheldon Is not running in auto
mobile stage line, but he 1b runnlug
a jitney bus line, according to E. C.
E. C. Raine, the former Internal rev
enue collector, who is now touring the
East, arranging for tourist parties.
In a recent interview in Kansas City,
the former government official tells of
conditions in the North as he "found”
them. The following article from the
Kansas City Star will be found Inter
esting, as well as amusing, to all
Northerners:
A jitney that makes regular trips
when the thermometer is 72 degrees
below zero and charges |100 a pas
senger is one of the innovations in
Alaskan transportation. The motors
are displacing dog teams and stage
coaches In the far north, according
to Edgar C. Raine, formerly repre
sentative In Alaska of the United
SUFFRAGETTE OUTRAGES THING
OF POST OUTBREAK MR
LONDON, May 10—The anomaly in the old criminal law
by which the jamalty for malicious damage to a work of art
was rated less than damage to a window, has now been correct
ed by the new criminal justice administration act, aimed orig
inally nt the suffragettes. The act was drawn up early Inst
year, but did not receive the sanction of parliament until last
August. It has just taken effect. There have Wen no suffra
gette outrages attempted since the outbreak of the war.
OFFICERS fEiLISlFLEET
ARE SENTLETTEHS OF THANKS
LONDON, May 10—The Admiralty has decided to send
letters of thanks on vellum to officers and men displaying dar
ing and resource in the handling of the ships of the fleet- The
letters will be equivalent to the well known “mention in the
dispatches” in the army.
Such letters have thus far Wen sent to six officers con
cerned in the sinking of the 17-8 and U-12. The latter, says
the Admiralty, was sunk off the Forth. This is the first in
formation issued of the locality of the sinking of the boat.
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plus service which is sure
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In our store you will
find nearly all lines of
merchandise which any
modern, up-to-the-min
ute drug store carries.
“VVe arc in business for your health.” ,
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SPECIAL SALE PRICE
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A lot of Odd Sizes in Silk and Wool, All Wool, in
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