Miner’s Meat
MARKET
GROCE KIES
MEATS,
PROVISIONS.
Each BOAT brings fresh shipments of Beef. Pork.
Mutton Veal, Oysters. Crabs and Fish of all k nds,
I have also a new stock of groceries, guaranteed to
be strictly fresh and at most reaso iable prices.
Your Patronage Solicited.
R.L.H. MARSHALL
HELGISHNESS OF THE Hl'N
LEST WE FOUGET!
To fo-gefc the crimes of Ger
many would be the greatest
crime of all. If we ever did that
Ave should become accessories.
We must never forget them.
To remember them does not
necessarily mean that we shall
be vindictive, it merely insures
us that we shall be just.
■' ‘lie torpedoing of the Lusi
tinia, that caused a shiver of
horror to run through the civ
ilized world, was the occasion of
great rejoicing among the Ger
man people.
This'crime was committed on
the seventh day of May in 1915.
The seventh of May was pro
claimed a national holiday holi
day in Germany, and on t*^rth
of May in 19i£, in 1917 and in
1918 the German people closed
their .shops and factories, and
dressing themselves in holiday
attire, paraded th missives in the
streets to celebrate that glorious
German victory, when a subma
rine sank an unarmed passeng
er vessel and sent to their
death more than one thousand
berxons, many of them women
and little children, and one hun
dred of them Americans.
The Germans were eager tc
pe. petti it.* the memory of theii
horrid crime. Shall we forget'
The whole truth will never b<
known, hu* more than one hun
died thousand citizens of Bel
Igium and Prance were put u>
ideath on various pretexts, thous
inds of women made the sport
of the vile heasts who wore the
kaiser's uniforn, thous inds of
little children were maimed and
tortured, and every conceivable
barbarity andinfimy committed
upon. them.
Shall Belgium forget? Shall
France forget?
Zeppelins and airplmes raid
ed England on many occasions
nordering men and women &
eh i Id re 1. Sail! Ei gland
forget?
What the Germ ms have des
eribed as the “ferocity” of the
’Americans was ciused by the
“Yanks” h iving discovered their
comrades wno had been taken
prisoners, crucified to birn
doors and trees.
C m America forget?
When the prisoners come
home from German prisons and
Itell their tales of hon or, tell of
■the thousands of helpless pris
oners who have been foully
done to death by the apostles
ui „k ilture,’’America's bows
j ’
will tell the same tale ,s has al
ready been told by British and
French, how the very ones
who spat upon them as they
were made prisoners are now
howling for mercy. America
might forget, but the victims,
never!
Forget? We could not forget
i if we would, and we shoulu not
■ if we could.
Oliver McEwan iu the Chicago
News.
BANKING SERVICE
Of a character that spells efficiency,
developed through constant and diligent
attention to our customers requirements,
IS ASSURED YOU WHEN BANKING WITH
THE FIRST BANK OF CORDOVA
THE PIONEER INSTITUTION OF CORDOVA AND THE
COPPER RIVER VALLEY
DRAFTS ON AIL PARTS OF THE WORLD, MONEY REMITTED BY WIRE
TO ALL PARTS OF THE UNITKD STATES & CANADA.
McCarthy ^
%
The Buckle of the Copper Balt, one of the coming
cities of Alaska, situated on the Copper River and
Northwestern Railro- d, 191 miles inland from Cord
ova, batwea 1 K^nnecott and McCarthy Creeks.
Tne junc:i >n for Cnisaua, Nizina, Dan. C-hititu and
Young Creek » head ofChitina and Chittiskyie. "
Original tow nsite Incited bv John E. Barrett, whose
homestead adjjins.
The Kenneco'.t Copper Corporation operates the
largest copper mine in the world five m les away.
A Fifteen mile run by automobile brings you to the
Mother L>ie mines, an extensive property now em
ploying upwards of 50 men, and with untold wealth
of ore in sight. The p >.ver plint andwirehouse
of the Mother Lode are Incited in McCarthy.
TheGree 1 Gro ip, whic 1 is 5 miles nearer town, is
steadily forging ahead as a big producer.
1
A residin', U lit? 1 Suites Commissioner is stationed
here also Deputy Marshal. T.iejiil is alwiys empty
Fine school buildings and twenty S3 lulars.
Fourth clis.s post officand money order office.
Up uo date stores which carry stocks comparing
favorably with any in Alaska.
Restaurants which serve a better meal for 75 cents
than you can get on the coast for $1.00.
A Movie Show every Sunday evening with all the
film favorites.
An active org; nkation of the Arctic Brotherhood,
whose fine hall 3G x 75 is in constant demand for
s > ;i il g itherings.
The McCarthy Commercial Club has full member
ship and a live executive committee.
The local Red Cross Chapter has a membership
list of 100 per cent of the population, and an excellent
record.
There is plenty ol room for hundreds of new resid
ents for whom there are many business chances &
opemaos.
^Sss den
There is a grand opportunity for a first
dentist.
Buy a ticket for McCarthy and give it the “once over”