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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 othsr brands
will convince you that you can save money by placing
your orders with us.
O’NEILL & SLATER COMPANY
THE STORE OF QUALITY
JUDGE BUNNELL NAMES
CLERK DF THE COURT
Judge Bunnell has appointed Chief
Deputy Marshal Joseph E. Clark, as
clerk of the court for the Fourth divi
sion, and thus ende a big scramble for
ithis office among Fairbanks politi
cians. Clark was not an applicant
for the job, but has decided to ac
cept it. He will be succeeded in the
Marshal's office by Joseph H. Miller, at
present a deputy.
Thomas J. Devane, of Ruby, has
been appointed by the court as United
States Commissioner there, and also
G. G. Geragthy as Commissioner at
Iditarod.
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JUNEAU CABLE IS
OUT OF COMMISSION
The cable in Southeastern Alaska
was in working order for a short time
yesterday, but another break occur
red and communication with Juneau
has again been cut off.
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Soras cooking at tbs Windsor grill.
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CLOSING OUT— Two dozen Indie's
Sweaters at $1. and $1.50 at S.
BLUM tt CO.
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you are supporting a Cordova enter
prise.
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COMMERCIAL MEN ARE
THANKFUL TO FIREMEN
The traveling salesmen who have
their snmples on display in the build
ing wnich caught fire this morning
desire to return their heartfelt thanks
to the Cordova Fire Department for
the excellent services rendered in the
prevention of any of their goods be
ing damaged,
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Freighters Coming.
The freighter Cordova will sail
from Seattle for Alaska points tomor
row evening, and the Latouche will
sail for the north on the 10th. Both
steamers will carry general cargo,
coal and explosives.
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You will be pleased If you eat at
the Windsor grill.
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Job printing at The Daily Times.
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MAINE MEMORIAL IN ARLINGTON.
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Photo by American Prewi Association.
This monument at the national capital has been In course of construction for some years. One of the masts of
the battleship forms a portion of the structure, and the anchor U also used. The monument was completed
some time before Feb. 15. the date set for the dedication.
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Judge F. M. Brown, District At
torney Spence, Clerk of the Court
Lang, and Marshal Brenneman return
ed on the train yesterday afternoon
from McCarthy, where the court held
a hearing on the question of liquor
licenses at that place.
The hearing was neiu Friday after
noon and evening, and was largely at
tended by the advocates of both sides
of the question. The hearing was
brought about by the filling with the
court of a petition, containing about
70 signatures, asking that no further
liquor licenses or renewals thereof be
granted in McCarthy. In making an
application for a renewal of license
one of the saloon keepers presented a
petition containing slightly over 80
signatures. As there was a question
as to the genuiness of the residence of
some of the signers to both of these
petitions, at the hearing Judge Brown
suggested that a census be taken. He
advised the "wets” and the “drys"
to each choose one man and these two
to select a third, the three to go over
the lists and determine who of the
signers were bona fide residents of
the town within a radius of two miles
thereof. This suggestion was ac
cepted and the committee so chosen
went to work at once, with the re
sult that within three hours the list
was placed in Judge Brown’s hands.
The court reserved decision in the
matter until his return to Valdez, and
shortly after his arrival there he will
make known his decision.
/ At the hearing Hinman, who had
I been refused a renewal ow license at
f Valdez on the ground that protests
had been made against his place of
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business, intimated to the court that
le was not satisfied with the hearing
>n his case in Valdez, and was advised
by the court that if he had any fur
tlierd material evidence he might sub
mit the same. The officials will leave
in the Mariposa this evening for Val
dez.
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M. J. Kenrney, of the Arctic Lum
ber Co., arrived on the Mariposa this
morning after a business trip to the
states.
Judge Munley, the newly appointed
Assistant District Attorney for this
division, was a passenger on the Mari
posa for Valdez.
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E. A. Norland, of Fairbanks, was an
irrival on the Mariposa enroute to the
Interior.
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Real news in the Daily Times, all
:he time.
LEONARD BAUD
Leonard JTaur was the recipient 01
a surprise party last evening, giver
by a number of bis youn^ friends, whr
gathered to offer him their congratula
lions nnd good wishes on his attain
Ing the mature age of eighteen, yes
terday being the eighteenth anniver
sary of his natal day.
Among those present were Missei
Webb, Whaien, Steinments, Turner
Thompson^ Rosswog and Messrs Lar
son, Kirby, Norgrcn, Kennedy. Ellis
Dick O’Neill, lllgginson, Ballard. Mey
sr. Ellis. During the evening refresh
ments were served, nnd a very enjoyn
ble time was had.
Leonard has Just recently returnee
from Seattle, where he took a course
in advanced pastry making. Since
his return he has been assoclatei
with his father in the bakery business
and has been very successful.
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The best meals In town served a
the Windsor grill.
WILL HELP SECURE "
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M ( ARTHY Feb. 27—Judge Brown,
District Attorney Spence and Clerk
Lang came to town yesterday to Inves
tigate the charge against the Golden
Hotel, made on the occasion of the
application of the hotel for a re
newal of their liuuor license. Wit
nesses were examined on behalf of
1 those protesting. The judge ex
. pressed a desire to have a census tak
en in order to ascertain how many
. bona fide signers had placed their
names on the petition. A committee
of three made the desired report and
the judge took the matter under ad
visement until he returns to \*a|,
I dez.
! The school situation was taken up
’ with the judge and with Mr. Lang.
1 with assurance of whatever help the
. officials could give toward the ear
estabiishment of a school. The par
ty left for C'hltina on the Saturday
t morning train, after a visit to the
Bonanza mine.
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TUESDAY NIGHT, MARCH 2, 1915.
NAT. C. . AS . IN
“OLIVER TWIST”
A FOUR REEL FEATURE
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The foremost Comedy of the Day
Also ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
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are in Handy Packages of Various Sizes.
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WE ARE OVER STOCKED ON
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