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Cherry Bark Cough Syrup
In 35 and 65c Bottles
Quiets the “tickle” and aids in relief of the
cough. It contains no narcotics, does not
sicken and is pleasant and prompt.
Rexall Cold Tablets, 25c
reduce fever and aid in “drying up” coryza or
head colds.
If you use them together, a cold, which may
become serious, is quickly broken up.
Cordova Drug Co.
Store
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VOTERS WILL
NOW SELECT
CANDIDATES
The political pot is beginning to
boil.
This year, for the first time, the in
itiative and referendum will be work
ing in Alaska in all things political—
we had it practically last year, but
this year it goes into full force and
effect. The people by their votes at
the primaries decide who shall be the
national committeemen for both par
ties for Alaska, and they decide at the
primaries, instead of at a rump con
vention in Juneau, who the delegates
to the national conventions will be.
And they decide, as usual, whose name
shall be on the regular ticket as the
regular party candidate for all elec
tive offices in the territory.
According to law the surveyor gen
eral (or secretary of state) of the
> territory must notify the clerks of
the various district courts of every
thing governing elections to come,
and Bob Sommers has just reported
from Juneau the rules and regulations
for the coming campaign.
The Republicans will elect at the
primaries two delegates and two al
ternates to the national Republican
convention as usual.
The Democrats will elect six dele
gates, six alternates and two dele
gates at large to the national Demo
cratic convention to be held in San
Francisco June 24 next.
Heretofore the “clique” has met in
some shyster’s office in Juneau and
named some man who was Outside,
and wired him what to do. This year
year anybody who rises in a national
convention in the name of Alaska to
represent us there will have been
elected by the people of Alaska.
Also, we see that down at Juneau
the Republican split that was adver
tised for the 19th of last month turns
out to be a Wickersham party sore
head play—“Republicans” who were
more Wick than Republican took ad
vantage of an opportunity to spread
discord at the meeting of the newly
formed Republican Club there, which
Wickites joined for just that purpose.
They succeeded in making the trouble,
but now the straight Republicans
make the break complete and shake
the Wickites out of the party.
And in Our Town there seems to
be nothing but peace and joy in the
Republican ranks.—Fairbanks News
Miner.
Throughout all Alaska Republican
political activity seems to be more
keen than in many years, according to
Ketchikan members of the party, who
are receiving information from a num
ber of sections. The latest report,
coming from a reliable source, is that
the Fourth judicial division will have
a candidate in the field for attorney
general. The name of the man is
not disclosed, but it is believed to be
one of four men—Leroy Tozier,
Thomas Marquam, Cecil H. Clegg or
A. R. Heilig.—Ketchikan Chronicle.
Clerk of the Court Kelly has justj
been notified by wire that George C. f
Hazelet of Cordova has filed his can-t
didacy for delegate to the Republican
national convention. Mr. Hazelet is a
lifelong Republican, one of the lead
ing men of Cordova, and will undoubt
edly be elected delegate.—Fairbanks
News-Miner.
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wire or line used for the transmission of such message,
current or power, or shall procure or advise the same
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dollars ($500.00), or imprisonment not to exceed six :§
months, or by both such fine and Imprisonment in the
discretion of the court, and shall be liable to the com- ;£
pany or the persons whose property is Injured, or line » ^
obstructed, or current diverted, in a sum equal to three *x
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