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4% On Time Deposits
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LIGHTS, WATER, PHONES
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60 Watt Lamps.50c.
100 Watt Lamps.75c
250 Watt Lamps.$2.00
200 Watt, Gas Filled Lamps.$3.00
Office: FIRST STREET.
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Rainier Pale
POLITICAL BULL
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Returns from the Republican prim- a
aries. held throughout Alaska Inst (I
Saturday, are very meagre bo far as j
Valdez is concerned, and the papers ^
that have arrived from Seward and a
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f'ordova so far bring no news that |
Valdez did not already have. Only
rumors have come from the Second in
land Fourth divisions — Nome and (,
Fairbanks and they are conflicting, o
, ho nobody in Valdez really knows 1
what was don'- in those divisions.
It is conced' d that Shackleford car
ried practlcalh all of the First divi
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sion. The third division will he al- g
1 moat unanimous against him. All ol
1 the dispatchi • front Juneau refer to
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the result in the First division as a g
victory for tin- Shackleford Wicker ''
sham Combination Mow wide and (
deep that combination Is nobody o
| knows out this way. - Local supporters '
’ of Wickersham refuse to believe that j,
■ he has made a combination with* a
► Shackleford. Judge Wickersham hint- 11
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• self has written to Third division sup ^ p
' porters, denying that he was in a deal p
with Shackleford. Nevertheless the
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Shackleford people in the First divi .
|sion. as well as Democratic authority,
[proclaim that in that division the
combination existed.
Murder Will Out.
What the real facts are will develop
later on. It may be taken for grant
I ed that if Delegate Wickersham does
| not want people to think he is in a(
j combination with Shackleford, he will T
j deny the fact after it is proven. His
denials and assertions of facts do not
count for much with people who know
I him and his tactics. However, there ||
is not enough information available at u
this time to make the distinct charge P
that Wickersham has combined with v
Shackleford. The evidence up to dat< ,o
which lias come to Valdez is as fol P
lows: i,
When Judge Wickersham was along j w
' the coast last fall he made no secretj/j
of his desire to ge back into the Re- e
publican party, and to receive the Re P
publican nomination for Congress. He |j
stated this frankly to several ac- tl
qnalntances, some of whom are sup- a
porters of his and some opponents. ”
i On the steamship Evans, corning from ii
Seward in November, he told Dr. Boyle
that lie was anxious to see the Re- Q
publican party united In the terri
tory, and was willing to do whatever ^
! he could to contribute to that result. p
. He said to Dr. Boyle, who repeated R
I the statement to E. U. Ritchie, who j
was on the same steamer, that he had R
about decided to stop off at Juneau *j
and see Shackleford, and see if they j1
could not reconcile their differences, t
Wickersham Saw Bayless.
Eater information made it known
tat .Judge Wiekersham did stop at
ineau, but did not see Shackleford, g
‘cause the latter was out in the t
ates. He saw Shackleford's part- “
‘r, Flay less, and unconfirmed rpport
(Continued on Page Four.)
ALL FOR REGULAR DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARIES.
The regular Democratic Territorial
invention having been called to
een at Juneau. May 24, 1916. for the
imlnation of a candidate for Delegate
• Congress from Alaska; the nomin
ion of n candidate for Attornev
eneral for Alaska; the eleetion of
elegates to attend the National
emocratir Convention, to tie held at]
t. Louis. Missouri. June 14. 1916.'
id for the transaction of such other]
isiness as may come before the con-,
•ntlon:
Notice is hereby given Hint a prii 1
•> election HI be held Wednesdn
arch 29. for the purpose of eleetin ,
even (Hi delegates from the ton n' j
Cordova t'. attend the convention ■' 1 j
mean. 4
Polls will he open at City Hall In ^
iei n the hours of 7 to 9 o'clock p. m 4
Qualifications of Voters The pro 4
ised voter must be a Democrat, and |1
he voted at the election of Movent t
•r. 1914. that he voted for the noini j
■es of the regular Democratic partv ^
utt he inl' nUs to support the nomi 4
•es of the Democratic convention, to 1 ^
• held at Juneau. Alaska, on the 24th | ,
iv of Mnv, 1916. at the next regular 4
ection; that he has not voted at auyjj
•Hilary or taken part In an> caucus 14
any other political party during the j
■nr 1916. and. If the proposed voter 4
challenged, he shall be questioned 4
. the Hoard of Eleetion of the prim- J
■\ or caucus at which he proposes t
vote as to his qualifications as ]
•reinbefore set out. and if the said <
nird of Election is satisfied that the j
nposed voter is qualified as herein .
• ted. lie shall be permitted to vote. 4
heMvJse iiis vote shall be rejected. ]
C H. SOHEFFLEK, Chairman. ^
1 'ordot a. Alaska March 23 1916. 4
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1 THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE 1 !
TERRITORY OF ALASKA. \
THIRD DIVISION.
No. 798. !
SUMMONS. | *
May Berney. Plaintiff. i '
vs.
krchur Marliff Berney. Defendant,
lie President of the United States of
America. Greeting:
u Arthur Marliff Berney. the above •
named defendant.
You are hereby required to appear
the District Court for the Terri -
tv of Alaska. Third Division, within
lirty days after the completion of the
■ hlication of this summons, to-wit,
ilhin thirty days after the 4th day of
ay. 1916. and answer the complaint
May Berney, the above named
aintiff. in the above entitled cause,
hieh cause is an action for divorce
one of the cases prescribed by law,
herein the plaintiff prays a decree
' absolute divorce from you. forever
Issolving the bonds of matrimony
listing between you and tlte said
laintiff. And you are hereby notified
lat if you fail to appear and answer 1
le said complaint as herein required,
le said plaintiff will take judgment
{alnst you for want thereof, and will
yply to the court for the relief de
nuded in her said complaint, as here
uibove set out.
The order for the publication of this
millions was duly made and entered
ii the 20th day of March. 1916.
The date of the first publication of
lls summons Is the 23rd day of
larch. 1916, and the date of the last
ublieation thereof is the 4th day of
lay. 1916.
Witness, the Honorable Fred M.
rown. Judge of said Court, and the
sal thereof, this 20th day of March,
i the year of our Lord one thousand
Ine hundred and sixteen, and of our
idependence the one hundred for
«th.
(Official Seal!
ARTHUR LANG, CLERK.
T. P. Geraghty. Deputy.
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town, go to J. Rawson's Second
Hand Store and see what ho has
got. We carry new and second
hand goods of all kinds, clothing
and kitchenware.
We have an experienced man
who does all kinds of repair work,
(live us a call.
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Ranging in price from $50 up to $3,000, and 600
Town lots in Chitina ranging in price from $50
to $1,000.
M ill sell any or all on terms to suit purchaser.
For particulars—Call or write to
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Cordova, Alaska. Trustee and Agent.
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