LARGE NUMBERS
OFCORDOVANS
REGISTERING
Alaska is now registering its man
power between the ages of 18 and 45
(both inclusive) which will form the
new American army of 15,000,000 for
subsequent grading in classifications
according to liability to selective ser
vice. Every man named in the Pres
ident's proclamation must realize that
it is his personal duty to come for
ward, and thus lighten the enormous
labors and sacrifices of the local ex
emption boards.
The registration started yesterday
and Cordovans have been quick to
) respond to the call. The local regis
trars are A. J. Adams, Miss Hayes
and J. V. Lydick, and they are at
, their posts and will their part. You
must do yours. The registration will
close on December 16 at 9 o’clock p.
m. Those on the honor roll up to two
o'clock this afternoon are as follows:
James MacCormac, Thos. J. Davis,
Rudolf Aquirre, John J. Murray, Cor
nelius L. Murphy, John A. K. Aune,
Angus J. Wilson, Michael J. Taggart,
Wilford C. Anderson, Den F. Cox, Wil
liam B. Harris, Grover ('. Gordon, Mel
vin H. Holben, Mike A. Karadick,
William H. Campbell, Edgar J. Davis,
Charles Wallen, Geo. It. Shotter, Sven
O. Anderson, George W. Wolfe, Thos.
R. McDonald, John M. Kunkel, Daniel
Renegar, Guy S. Bantu, Finley Gillis,
William D. Alexander, Ringwald Blix,
Grover C. Frame, Peter G Olsen,
Chas. Van Folwell. Daniel O. Kennedy,
Carl O. Sunesson. Jos. Cerar. Otto A.
Ohrstrom, Samuel O. Keist, Fred
Glassbrenner, Chas. A. Ristine. Sam
uel T Bright well. John Strom, Au
dreys Wukichevich, 1'suka Humuda.
Bartley Howard. Tomegoro Kato,
Daniel ('. Whitiford. John Johnson.
John W. Thirkill, Thos. .V Hubberl.
lfror 11. Bundle rg. Wni. (' Mullin.
Joe Glumicieh. Knud F. Schmilh,
Douis \ .McCallum. T Sheyaki, Ed
ward F Medley. David Friedman,
John Madnich. Adam G Shriver. Then
dore lloeck. Chris Itodovieh. Talo
Mukae. Joseph P. Ryan. Richard Koch.
Dloyd E Williams. Kohl. G. Shrivel)
Clifton J Sune-rlin. lh urge F Clou-'
Nels J. Hawkinson, David M. Young,
Add Smith, John ti. Young, Robert L.
Gottschalk, Felix Wilson, Raymond G.
Arvlzn, Jackson H. Kline, Andrew
Glmlc, Francis A. Douglas, August
Colussl, James B. Ferrel, Jr., Frank
Stenros, Edward Anderson, Arthur H.
Pinkus, William St. Clair, Jas. Dineen,
Geo Todd, Kezo Sawaji, Shojeti Fuji
kawa, Frank A. Sanders, Hugh B.
Poison, Yuzo Shimizu, John F. Haef,
Andrew T. Berkland, Harry I. O'Neill,
John Hager, Pete Lambros, 11. C
Steel. Gee Harpole, William K. Young
Harry I). Thompson, Katsuyoshl Tak
enchi. Susuma Okumura. William J
Crooker, Jens W. Krebs, Shigeo Fuji!
Shinnich Shimizu, Frederick C. Schil
ler, John Halastos, Lewis Pappas
George E. Walker. Ernest Souza, Wm
Ferguson, John Rawson, Patrick Me
Nulty, Patrick McCafTerty, Isham T
Garner, Percy G. Simpson, Morgan It
Pelkey. George A. Harmon, Buttei
Carson, Ben Centeno, Frank Brown
Caleb Corser, Bert G. Wood, Joe Der
gantz, Joseph Garlere. Allen Johnson
John F. Cunningham, Gus Hagland
Kenneth E. Holden, Joe Ackerman
Frank II. Foster, Ed. It. St. Clair, Jos
P. Hansen. Walter Hanson. Haley S
Hutchinson. Hans Sorenson, Harry U
Bollinger, Robt. Granville. Wilford J
Florence, DenniH Kelly, Paul G. Is
Chevlllier. Frank Miller, Hans Peti
Hanson. Robert B. Scott, Fred O. An
derson, Hobert H. Beckner, Chas. Cer
ney, John N. Back, Charles O. Olson
William Shay. Vincente Selos. Gordot
G. Robinson, Gouls G. Ixiska, Willian
M. Urquhart, Grant G. Caughey, Kat
sushiro Ishii. Willard It. Hillery, Marl
S. Gleason, Parke G. Stump, Wm. 1.
Stephenson. James Lyons, Chas. I,
Hale, Fred Alexander. Walter J. Bui
lard. James F. Hoag. William W Pat
terson, Bernard It. Dyson, Pierre A
Ca Motte. Duard A. Mosser. Thos. W
| Gaffney, Wm. E. Rothwell. Wm. C
ltothwell, John N. Stedgen. Daniel P
Griswald. Clark It. Byers, Elmer It
Games, Patrick O’Toole. Frink Gni
i zalis. Joseph Kieling. Antonio I
Fazio. Finest G. Olson. Kinal Yamal
clil. Modesto Guerrini. Olaf lteitai
Fred Stone, Harry W. Aehison. Am
S. Olsen. Peter llagetiaai . Charles I
: I laggetl. Herbert P. Jewell. Harry 1
Robinson, 11 a 1 id a n Alexander ei
\xel I',. Job 'tison. Walter W Conn i
! John 1! Carlyle. Charles J Wallaei
Til ja i 'colon a h. I Ian <' t 'tiro I inns o
C,. ,,,-L'c I. Demopoiila. Flic < \ Tout
i.. John Bra 1. le. 1 in. Victor J S w > i
! , : \ nm Elliot'. Carl I. I Uhlb,
Mile It. Cablings. Jo eph F Mub
| son, John I’ociaglia, John J. Kjorsvig,
John K. OsonofT, William H. Caswell,
j Charles H. Knnis, Jim O. Serstad, Fd
gar C. Anderson, Malcolm Iirock, Ole
P. Brewlck, Fred Kayer, Abraham
Cohen.
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A SOURDOUGH'S ADVICE.
(By Irene Anna Spangler Age 13)
Where the Yukon waters wash the
Arctic shore,
And the midnight sun shines In on
a lowly cabin floor;
The high peaks with their Buowy
heads
Seem to watch the eagles on the
way to their beds;
But In this cabin on a chair
Sits a sourdough with silvery hair.
He's thinking not of the river, nor the
sun that has begun to shine,
He’s thinking of the home he left
In '99.
His wife, his children and mother so
old
All he had left for that one word
"gold."
He jumped from his chair,
And running his fingers through his
hair,
Cried out aloud, "Oh. you Cheechakos,
take my advice
And don't start out for the land of
snow and ice,
For you will grow old, and 1 think you
will never find any of the cursed
gold.
But if you should find some and
stake a claim.
ake my advice and start home again."
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DELEGATE SULZER IS
ON WAY TO VALDEZ
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VALDKZ. Oct. 1H Oharl -.; A. Sul
j /cr. I)<‘inocratic candidate tor delegate
, congress, will arrive hero tomorrow
from Seward on the launch Uolfe,
v hieh h it here last night for the
westward w’th jurors and witnesses
returning home,
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ALASKA STOCKS
\i;\\ YORK. del. Id. Masks Cold
Mask a .1 mica tl. 1 7»
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Order your ra ncial made to orddi
i, any style you wish. ?lL'.r>o to $10
: r Torn 1 liihliert's. 30-.1
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OVER HALF OF
FOURTH ISSUE
BONDS TAKEN:
WASHINGTON. Oct. 16. The na-j :j:
Hon has passed the half-way or three!:;:
billion mark in the effort to raise six!;:;
| billions of dollars for the Liberty loan y
! hv Saturday night. ; y
j The statement issued today by the!;'.;
treasury department said that the | y
first encouraging reports began to ar- ;
i iv> today that the country appears j y
t > realize t'le serious business it has j
ahead of it. ‘ if
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Twelfth District "Going Good”
SKATTI.F. Oct. 16. The following | is
has been received from San Francisco y
I under date of October 15:
j "The Twelfth District Federal He- j:
| serve Bank reports total subscriptions y
! to the Fourth Liberty loan for the dls j y
; trlct at J241.330.350 The total num-jy
her of subscribers is 1,non,182.
"San Francisco's otllcial total is y
$54,845,750. j;!i
"The district has thus subscribed i if
more than 60 per cent of its quota, y
and San Francisco more than 50 per y
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cent. y
"Twenty-one Northern California j y
counties are "over the top." j y
"Washington leads in the number ;f
of honor flags, nine counties and 228 y
communities having gone “over the jjt
top VAN SMITH." ii
ONLY DAUGHTER OF
LATE BUFFALO BILL
DIES OF INFLUENZA
CODY, \Vyo„ Oct. 16.—Mrs. Irma
Carlow, only daughter of the late Col.
William Cody ("Buffalo Bill"), died
here today, a victim of influenza.
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Fa nation's strength
IS IN ITS FOOD SUPPLY
I Eat Leas —Waste.noshing
Ornate a Reserve
AMERICA MUST FEET)
; IIP. OOP, 01)0 ALLIES_,
Mr. Business
Man
By the recent addition of many new
type faces and other equipment we have
made of our JOB DEPARTMENT one
of the finest in Alaska. We are now in
a position to handle your orders with
even more neatness and dispatch than
before. How about that order for sta
tionery you were wanting right away?
Just step to the phone and call us—
we will do the rest.
Prices? Well—, you will find them
always RIGHT.
Cordova Daily
Times
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Just Unpacked
NEW SHIPMENT
OF THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
FALL AND WIN !
A tCHANDlSE
EVER BROUGHT TO CORDOVA
These Goods Are Direct from New York—
Are the Very Latest Modes and Fabrics.
Coats, Suits, Hats, Dresses, Skirts, Sweaters,
Waists, Neckwear, Silk and Wool Underwear,
Silk Negligees and Combinations, Frolaset and
Nemo Corsets, Brassieres, Silk Petticoats, and
Umbrellas.
A wide assortment of Notions and Piece
Goods.
Cordova Style Shop
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Latest Faces in Type Just Received For
Artistic Job Printing
NORTHERN DRUG CO.
X 1 "THE DRUG STORE OF ALASKA"
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
“SERVICE" is our motto
LATE ARRIVALS IN VICTOR
RECORDS
RED SEAL
"Darling Nolly Gray," Alma Gluck.
"Such a LIT Follow," Alma Gluck.
"When Shadows Gather." John McCormack.
“Ireland, My Sireland." John McCormack.
"Any Place Is Heaven if You Are Near Me," John McCormack.
“Mother Macree," John McCormack.
“The Lord Is My Light," John McCormack :C
"The Rosary," (violin) Fritz Kreisler.
"Souvenir." (violin) Mischa Klman.
"Chant Negre," (violin) Efrem Zlmbalist.
"March Miniature," (Tschaikow sky) Boston Symphony Orchestra.
"Song Without Words." (Mendelsshon) Fritz Kreisler.
DANCE RECORDS
"Indianolo,” Fox Trot; and "Long Boy,” One Step. ;!;•
"Ostrich Walk," Fox Trot; and "At the Jazz Band Ball," One Step.
"While the Incense Is Burning," Fox Trot; and "Sweet Emallna, My
Gal," One Step. £•
“Poppy Time in Old Japan," (medley) Fox Trot; and "From Here to
Shanghai," (medley) One Step.
"Sweet Little Buttercup,” (soprano) Elizabeth Spencer; and “Home- :•;!
ward Bound," Peerless Quartet. Sj
"Each Stitch Is a Thought of You, Dear," Henry Burr; and "A Little
Bit of Sunshine,” Charles Hart, j:;i
“My Belgian Hose,” Elliott Shaw and Charles Hart; and "Hello Cen
tral, Givo Me No Man's Land,” Edna Brown.
"Lily of the Valley,” (a nut song) Collins and Harlan; and “When I
Hear That Jazz Band Play," Marion Harris.
"if I Was as Strong as Samson," Gus Van; and "I don’t Think I Need
a Job that Bad," Gus Van. £•
“When We Meet in the Sweet Bye-and-Bye,” Sterling Trio; and "A
Rainbow from the U. S. A.," Peerless Quartet.
“Three Wonderful Letters from Home," Charles Hart; and "Daddy
Mine (He's Got Those Big Blue Eyes Like You)," Elizabeth
Spencer.
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