Pacific Steamship Co.
Safety Courtesy Service
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Two Sailings per Month via Inside Passage
Through Tickets to All California and Eastern Points
For information as to rates and sailing dates see agent
J. H. KLINE, Agent
Phone 22:5; Residence 222 Empress Building
ARE YOU GOING OUT THIS FALL?
Visit San Francisco and Stop with
Mark C. Thompson
at his new hotel in the heart of the city between
Powell and Mason Streets.
The Dale- Tallac Hotel
140 ELLIS STREET
Special Rates and Headquarters for Alaskans.
I ALASKA TRANSFER
j COMPANY
| Transfer Storage Coal & Wood
AUTO SERVICE-DAY or NIGHT
•j: Office -Northern Hotel Building. Phone 85.
j THE NOlMHHRX CLUB
FRED HAEF. PROP. PHONE 47
POOL, CARDS, TOBACCO
SOFT DRINKS OF ALL KINDS
THE POPULAR CORNER!
CORDOVA ALASKA
j fORIHERN MEAT MARKET
;•; Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
’RE3H BEEF, PORK, VEAL, MUTTON AND PRO
| VISIONS
•jij P ticuwir Attention and Prompt Service Given to Orders from
iji: lining Camps, Roadhouses aud Interior Points
Hal. ut and Other Fresh Fish of All Kinds Will Be Kept
in Stock When Available
SMITH & (JLASSBRENNBR, Props.
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JAMES E. WILSON
Solicits your vote for
Re-election for
ROAD COMMISSIONER
General Election Nov. 5.
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Daily Times classified advertisements get the results.
BEMOANS LACK
OF FRIENDSHIP
FOR HOLLAND
I AMSTKIIDAM, Oct. 18 Holland
its have been told by their friends In
the I 'titled States that American opin
ion Is undergoing a change adverse
to Holland. To combat this a Neth
erlands society Is preparing to send
a spc ial mission to America in the
hope of more firmly cementing the
” friendship of the two nations.
Friends of Holland in the United
States, according to the Handelshlad,
which is regarded as the leaing news
paper in the kingdom, have sent word
to Holland tiiat the feeling in Amer
ica is that the people of the Nether
lands seem "indifferent" to the tre
mendous issues of fhe war.
The paper declares that the con
sensus of American opinion is that,
I tlte Hutch fail to appreciate the pur
ity of American motives; that the Hol
landers think of nothing but to keep*
out of the war and enrich themselves,
and that the loudness of their protests'
against any inconveniences they may j
j have suffered as a result of entente
war measures is not proportionate to
' the moderateness of their complaints |
_ I against Hermany's crimes on land and
..... sea
;'v 'I'li*. newspaper freely admits tiiai
there is good ground for reproach
j "Many persons in Holland." it says,
g | "judge tin* w ar ami tic leading state
| men of tli" \ arums eoiintrb s.
chilly America, in a captious, pro
g j -umptious. oven iwiical spirit, which
j is calculated to grim. *■ \morii an
gi airely. America can justly o\p>- t
g i Holland to heliet e iu the good faith
g;*if its <1< * la rat ion that it cut.•red the
g | ., ar not ; r.un .-• ■! i -t i< al or ••llish par
U: j pi. lmt to free tin- world from
tin. * am . r of militaristic imperiali.. m
:;t "II..11 mil li i not done nearly
g|enough to enlighten pubis- opinion in
| \ Kiel . r* ..a lalill t lie ! eel ills 1*1 t I*'
j \ ii.ee.! a a people Tile •ptril oi the
* I i .i. ii f.eopl. i !argely isi i mb i ' '"I
v. .1 ■ ; m I <• r |irei * .) a iu o.ul
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- Colored Preacher
Has Twaive Sons
in U. S. Service
i
It \Y Yll.l.i ;, La.. Or! 1V Twelve
sons in active* service is tile* re ore!
of It. H. W indslow, a ne^ro prouohm •
of this parish Elsht son* enlisted*'
before* tile* enuctment of the* selective
serviie* law and the* other four are* in
the* National army, Two of the* sol
diers are* twins, the* last thre'e triplets.
J Ilocalise of the* remarkable* record.
-• plans are* under way for a public den
einv-fration for Mr Windslow Already
ft In* has reee*ive*<i a eongratulatory let
ter from l're*sie|ent Wilson Mr. Wind
slow eondnets a |{e*d Lreiss auxiliary ;
1 MIKE GIBBONS TO REMAIN
| IN GEORGIA CANTONMENT
CAMP DODGE. 111., Oct Is Mike
Gibbons, formerly boxing instructor
ut this cantonment ami recently as
signed to the cantonment at Camp
Gordon. Georgit. will not return to
Dodge, as has been intimated. He
visited friends here and told them
!>; his transfer to tin Georgia camp was
permanent so far as he could tell now. j
•N Gibbons is conducting a school for
boxing instructors in addition to his.
usual camp work at Gordon.
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NAVAL TRAINING STATION
FOOT BALL SCHEDULE IS
DISARRANGED BY ACCIDENT
GREAT LAKES. 111. Oct. IS.
Coach Olcott's carefully laid plans for
tile Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
tioti opening game of foot ball against
Iowa university received a jolt with
the injury of Jimmy Conzelman. the
elusive quarterback, who smashed his
shoulder blade.
Conzelman has been barking sig
mils, handing the forward pass and
playing safety for the navy team since
its inception a month ago. A veteran
of the 1917 Great Lakes squad—al
though only 19 years old he was ex
pected to guide the 1918 machine
through the season.
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~ Head the Times. Keep postod.
Times' telegraphic news is reliable.
Swift Packing
Co. Branches Out
In Argentine
WASHINGTON, Oct. IS A bank!
ing and Investment company has been
formed in Argentina by the Swift
packing house interests, which will
introduce American methods of
financing cattlemen.
The new organization h: s been an
thorlzed by presidential decree to do]
business for 100 years, and is author
ized to engage in many activities in]
addition to a general banking and loan
business.
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MOTOR CORPS IN TRAINING
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I - • : * - ' i - . • . Worn* , S* r\ • • i .
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!< i: dm • an !
a ml ' !•' [.;! I'.- ! ’ ■ v ii:!
,iv. , >!...%• I..- < 'all
• 'lit-; wi'.: v- 5.. I ! "• : I,
i if a Uj» hi al ll !. 'll j
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AUSTRIAN LABOR PARTY i
ENDORSES WILSON NOTF,
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<nil\ l.abor p >. y of Aus
ti ilia. \vI i. !i ?»roK' a ■ * mm tin
> 11i<>11:i 1 Labor p.niy duniiK tin* < am
n ign on < »:i am*: i m : h if <1 >• tin
it n. has issi m! i s?aimm-nt on pmicr
forms in which soxoral loaturos of
I’rcsidont Wil .111- spfi*« hos am
strongly in do-sod
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IMPRESSIVE MILITARY
REVIEW OF FRENCH
HEROES OF CHAMPAGNE
WITH THE FKKNCII AU.MIKS. Oct
IS One of the most impressive mil
itary reviews of the war took place
recently when the various units of the
French army, which swept the Her
mans hack in Champagne last July,
presented forty-eight battle Hags to
their eommander. (Jeneral (louraud,
•he one armed hero of (Jallipoli.
At a luncheon which followed 2.H00
off ice is and men. each wearing one or,
mor* of France'.-, dr.-orations for dis |
’inguislo d service were in attendance ,
ST. LOUIS BALL PLAYER
GOES INTO TANK SERVICE
NKYAH \. la . Or', is "Hank" Sr
vrrrid. ralrhrf for thr St. l,ouls
Hrow ns. hits wait'd drfrrrrd classlfi
ration hrrttusr of dependents and en
listrd in the tank servin', reporting
to Jefferson bar-racks; St t.ouis. lie
will hr sent to (icttyshurg. Pennsyl
vania, for training Srvrrrid held a
position saiii to pay him $300 a month >
lint hr couldn't resist thr temptation !
to "jump" to the bigger job nt C!0
per.
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Itcllnbio war hr s i:; ilto Times
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(Paid Advertisement)
CHAS. A. SULZER
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FOR DELEGATE
CHARLES A. SULZER
l-or Senator
THOMAS C. PRICE
l or Representatives
JOHN NOON JAS. H. PATTERSON
ELBERT E. RAY ROBERT D. .SMALL
For Road Commissioner
JAMES E. WILSON
The above are the regular nominees of the Democratic
party. They are men who are heartily in accord with President
Wilson in the conduct of the war and his policies, and with
Governor Riggs in his program for Alaska’s development.
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Satisfaction Guranteed
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R. W. FERRELL, Prop
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Baths.
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PHONE 99
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