ARE YOU GOING OUT THIS FALL?
Visit San Francisco and Stop with
Mark C. Thompson
at his new hotel in the heart of tin* city between
I’owell and Mason Streets.
The Dale- Tallac Hotel
140 ELLIS STREET
Special Rates and Headquarters for Alaskans.
I Sixty Steam Heated Rooms Metric Lighted
Hot and Cold Water in Every Room
r With or Without Bath.
1 Cordova House
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! Headquarters for Railroad and Mining Men
Satisfaction Guranteed
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When Planning a Visit to
McCarthy stop at
Marshall’s
Rooms Large, Light
Sunny and Commodious
Good Prin ting
MB'? Is Essential to Good Business
Better Let Us Figure on your
•apS* Work and Save Money.
The Daily Times Job Dept.
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LIBERTV BOND
SLACKERS GIN
BADGE OF SHANIE
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 4—What
to do with Liberty bond slackers was
one of the big (|Uestions discussed at
_ the Northern California conference of
B Liberty loan chairmen In San Fran
I cisco. Although "strong-arm" meth
ods were discouraged, full "moral sua
sion" was Indorsed, and It was the
opinion of Governor James K Lynch
of the Federal Reserve Bank and a
majority of the chairmen that the
I : names of those refusing to subscribe,
1 | after being given a hearing, should
I i be published in the newspapers as a
| | “badge of shame."
Reports were made by chairmen to
the effect that members of certain re
lilous sects, and pro-Germans of sev
eral stripes, were stubbornly refus
ing to buy bonds. Methods adopted
by various communities were reported
and it was agreed that diplomacy had
obtained the best results.
Plans for the coming campaign,
ff September 2X to October lib were dis
" cussed. Among the decisions of the
conference it was voted that it be
i the sense of the conference that the
franking privilege should be given
banks for sending notices to loan sub
scribers; that county chairmen Mmuld
appoint their own foreign language
chiefs, and that county chairmen
Mould determine the number of honor
flag districts in their counties.
Campaign Manager Georg” K
Weeks, for tie- Twelfth Federal Re
serve district, stated that the inter
• •st ni the next loan will be 41» per
cent, and considering the next loan
at til” low st probable figure six hi 1 -
® lions lb* district quota will be
i motion Weeks declared that the
•v work of tie Liberty loan edit s in
j:- each count> was as important as that
ot the dollar a year men, and the fa t
:*:• that the loan wankers were a* h e at
home instead of at Washington "r in
v France did not lessen tlieii impor
'+ tame
SHELLING flf DUNKIfK I
j| IS PASTIME FOII HUNS
SOMKWHKKK IN FRANCK. Sep!.1
I Thu dty of Dunkirk holds the
1 record for the number of times a
| town has been subjected to bombard
ment of every kind. It has been
| shelled twenty-live times from hind,
j four times from sea, once from a
Zeppelin, while more than -tap air
i raid warnings have been Kiveil on <1 il
ferent occasions.
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Red Cross Notes
(Continued from Rage Twoi
trlbuting headquarters In tin- Rue
Troyon The second floor of the
building is devoted to the storing ot
merchandise. There are stacks of
clothing, socks, gloves, slippers and
j shirts. There are shelves tilled with
| sealed packages of gauze and absorb
I ('tit cotton, elastic bandages and sur
gical dressings of all kinds. Drugs,
clinical thermometers and sundry
lass appliances also are stored on
this floor. Two other floors above are
used for storage of goods.
The hospital supply service of the
American Red Cross was founded by
Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, wife of the
councillor of the American embassy
in Baris, and was called the American
distributing service. It was begun a
few days after the declaration of war j
in 1314 and co-ordinated with the Red
Cross in 1317.
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Everett's Box First to Be Opened on
Italian Front
A fact which has its foundation in
human nature and has had a vast in
fluence in all wars has only been fully
recognized and taken into account in
the present mighty conflict. That is.
the fact that a soldier, to attain per
fect efficiency, must be not only
physically fit, but mentally and spir
itually fit. To help toward this spir
itual fitness governments have en
listed various agencies—the foremost
of which is the Red Cross. It is the
wish of all concerned that the soldier
shall feel that tho Red Cross is all
about him and ready to help him at
every turn, and for this purpose labels
are placed on Red Cross garments In
order that the soldier may say. “Ho!
ho! a pair of socks Ha! ha! my good
friend the Red Cross, the home folks
j are behind us."
The soldiers and civil population of
our allies are all greatly strength
ened In morale by Ked Cross supplies
and the knowledge that the men and
women of America are working for
them through the Red Cross. A com
plete assurance of this to every one
who receives a Red Cross article can
t
best come through the use of Red
Cross labels.
When the first shipment to Italy of
11.bon Red Cross boxes reached that
country the Italians wondered as they
looked at the outside of the boxes
v.bother these things were really!
made by women volunteers all overt
America. Then a box was opened,
found most carefully and daintily
packed; a label was brought to view
and the Italians knew that that box
bad come from the Northwest, for tin
very first box opened was packed and
shipped from this division and the
1 bel bore tin* name of Kverett. Wash
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Geo. Anderson
PIANO TUNER
And Factory Representative for
High Grade
PIANOS and PLAYER PIANOS
Will be in Cordova
About September 1
LEAVE ORDERS AT
WINDSOR HOTEL
Times classified ads get the results
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By Day or Month
Over the Northern
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Entrance Burkhardt Way
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