FOR SALE
FOR SALE:
Choice business and resl
deuce property.
FOR RENT
.urnished and unfurnished
rnnents and cottageB.
INSURANCE
id r urine, ljfi. mid ac
BONDS
ielity and surety.
CORDOVA ABSTRACT and
REALTY COMPANY
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ROOM 1, ADAMS BUILDING.
Electric Wiring
and Repairs—
JOHN GrYOUNG
Leave Orders at Cordova
Sheet Metal Works.
Phone 143
CORDOVA
MACHINE WORKS
E. R. GARNES, Prop.
Residence Shop
Phone 10I-S Phone 182
Alachiuu Uoia of all Kinds,
Hlaclisinlihlng, General Repair
ing. xlorse .Shoeing. Oxy-Acety
lone Welding aud Cutting.
AUTOMOEILES
REPAIRED
Office and Shop: City Dock
Cordova, Alaska.
ut o' Town Joba Given Strict
Attention.
There's a Henson Why
People Go to the
FRISCO CAFE
DAD'S THERE!
Bevo’ls Here
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It’s a drink that surely fills the bill.
Delivered to the trade or families in
large or small quantities
] FRE1) HAEF, Distributor
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Manhattan Hotel
R. W. FERRELL, Prop.
Electric Lighted. Hot Water. Turkish and Tub
Baths.
OPPOSITE CORDOVA GRILL, CORDOVA, ALASKA.
PHONE 99
ENORMOUS EXPENSES OF
GOVERNMENT LAST YEAR
SAN FKANCISCO. .Ian. d. Carter
Class, tin- new secretary of the treas
ury. in a tetletfrain to Covernor
.lames K. Lynch til the Twelfth I'eii
eral Reserve (listrict. .innoiim that
• vpi nditUI' S of tie- inv.'l'lltliellt dill’
ini: tie- fist al ye;,r hcKinuiiiK .Inly 1.
l »ls. ami im lmlin.i' b-rember In. 1 ’♦ 1 ^.
-xceedt-d .?!».taut.mm.mm. ami that <-\
i tnlilup s jn the n ontli of Nov -tuber
were nearly > I'.omi.mm.mjn. In the
month of I let-e;111 .up to and im lud
iiie i >et*e HI tie t‘ Id • • •'••mi ! f ' i I » ‘ *
< . • .led i .nua.'-mi e<m, 11 i . - ! imu I i
1 ' .it the total expend!» Ul < '• b. • !i
. ; venr w i' I im > 1 s «mii - .
. • "ii tai v Cia !.i v or • short . sa
t arid' . for tie I’iith Lib- rty ioan . ml
antiouir • - t iiat t M«- ft. .t ur> d'-pa : t
men! ■ i1! * out mue i in* sab- of u ar
sav in:; tamp am! t ertificai* in a
mod cn-TC.e! ie m.itltlrl,
PORTLAND DISTRICT IS
LARGEST SHIPBUILDER
I'OKTI.AXI). On.. Jan. J A
• h i k <*n th ■ statements and figures
ui production of 11:• variou> wood and
I ste»d \ ard.v on tin* I ’aeitie eoa- t 1"\ eal:
: tin f..< ' that tin Portland di tr;< ; not
i only ha > been tin- !;•;' producer nt
j -hips on Hu* Pariiic nui.d during tin
| emergency r« lilting I r * a 1 tin- war. Imt
ha - eclipsed every other shiplniilding
e»-liter m tin- I'nitcd Sta'- in the
product ion of ship.--." sa\ a tate
' nient prepare11 t»y the local Chamber
i of < 'omnn rce "
"In 191b, with six yards for wooden
, hips beginning operations, but four
wood ships were launched; in PUT.
!1 wooden ships hud slipped from tin
ways, and tin* record for I'.ds up f<>
and including December in was 11’.
wooden ship . milking tin total for
'less than three years’ construction Mv
wooden Vessels.
"In steel construction the record of
production in Portland is remarkable
i from tin- fact that while Portland is
flu* largest lumber manufacturing
j city in the world, sin- h. developed
a large new industrs in tin* construe
i lion of ships of st• *• • 1 In 19U> three
steel yards were being construct.* I
but no launching occurnd. In tin
following Vear eight Steel vessels were
launched and the number of yards in
creased to five. In 19ls 37 steel ships
! were launched, and several more will
soon be ready to put into the Wiliam
ette, making a total of 45 steel ships
for bss than two years' operations."
There are at present 32,500 men en
I gaged in shipbuilding and allied in
dustries in Portland and the Portland
district, and the monthly payroll is
> > 1.171 .L’uu. The contracts for 191.S
called for $23o,ono,uuo, the Chamber of
<’omtiien c reported.
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Fresh shipment of Augustine <*,
Kyer candies at Finkolstein & Sa
! pirn's. 19-tf
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DRINKS BOOZE
AND ACQUITS
DEFENDANT
St;11 • •'.• exhibit • i’." in the ■ ase of
the State of Washington \ W. G.
WolM retired to tlie jury r<> >m in
.hull'-' Crater . Iiraiu ii ot the superior
< • ii i 'don't;: .' rhoon a p* rt• .
In It?;-. • -a! ■! qua if of lib. . gt a !•
•\ a. -!... .» hen i! 1 Minn * I to ill ■
i ■ ■ > . 'in- * 1.;> tin filing, iio.n:. pain
1 ; .. v • ; j, i ni guilty, it e ; bsi •
, a iiaan t g t! * • which a ?. m 11 o i
dan.. • 1 cork Mid a. • noiigh hi i.
to t'o .• I* say die s. ..'lie ( .,t-la
la 'If :a • l d I» nilllier Ha.
V* • , ..ho i a G or;:.-!.... : d ; a
a i a . \ a . hare, • ! ’ . .hi : ailing qu
ot v. h lo 1 a ni - da m on . i!.
uhhh quart constituted stilt* d ex
hihit "15."
■| he reeord of the proceedings o'
.In : •• I'n.i. . ' couri on Tin-sd > I . ■
111 i e ii t ry tom hing upon tin . . - ,
i ll** jury having < on umed about two
i birds of tin contents of ■ *a . 's -
hihit 15." tin court instructs tin bailih
to immediately empty the balance n;
the exhibit."
Half an hour after th♦* jury relit,
for it a d*dih. i ai ions fh'Te wa a rs: ■
.ii the door for the bailiff, and h !
v... a !\«-d for a cork-crew . Italic
jl'eM r Gallagher commune ated the r
quest to Judge Fra ter. who re: ised '
;n . ed«- id the demand.
When the in ally emptied hot le w *
brought into the court room \ ith th
I verdict of not guilty. Judge Frat*
scathingly denounced the ju: , con
[pose! of nine men and three worn*; ,
j for v. hat he termed the most cisgrac
ini in. blent that had marked bis eight
years’ experience on the I) •• t • ■ b,
’’I’.efore discharging you. a an ei
iicer of tin; state to enforce the la.
as much as to see that it is * afore*
1 shall have to take cognizant-* of thi
empty bottle." said Judge Frater.
"You are as guilty as the d- feudal,
would have been were he convicted.
You should all he tined for contempt
of court, but such .i line will not I
imposed at this lime. You are di
charged from further segvic* ”
J 11 Tolman. foreman. nd oi
other male member of the jurv ro *
to tin ir feet and disclaimei all re
sponsibility for the disappearance off
the evidence. None of the otlnj/ |
.made any remarks within Kkk |
of the court. *
The jury was composed oY F. G. ;
Whitaker. K. II. Abrama, <\ G. tyolni's. :
,J 11. Tolman, Steve Hope. Elizab* th
McAlister, J. M. Moggs. U. J. Her
berg, Clara A. Walters, Emma Wal
lace, 15 Spagna and G. Itoxford.
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IDAHO PLANS MEMORIAL
FOR ITS SOLDIER BOYS
ItOlSK. Idaho. Jan. J Tin nu tter
of a memorial for Idaho soldier- is
being held in aie yanee until tin* legis
lature meets next Monday. A sym
posium of letters on the subject, gath
• •red by a newspaper from all mem
bers of the next state senate and
house of representatives, shows a
unanimous desire on the part of the
legislature to make a substantial up
propriation of state funds for ome
kind of a memorial. There is, how
ever, no unanimity of opinion a mug
the legislators as to the form o: me
morial which shall be built.
A suggestion that finds the most
favor i- for a large appropriation of
Mate funds to be divided into 11 • -jual
part;, so that each of the 11 counties
may u.-.e the mono) as it sees Id ami
double tin* fund with a count) ap
propriation or subscription. Another
scheme that is curing many adher
ents is to construct a new wing to
the state house at Hois** which hall
contain a- memorial hall and an exhibit
of war relics and authentic records
of Idaho's war efforts in all lines. A
third scheme which is popular is the
construction of a great northern and
sou-hern boulevard to link the pan
! handle of the state with the southern
portion. In connection with this it is
proposed that a tree shall he planted
along this hooulevard for every one
of the thousands of Idaho men who
enlisted In government service, and
that memorial arches shall span this
highway in every town through which
| it passes.
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Mr. Business
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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.
g: ‘ • + $
Rocks—Sulphurous Waters—Oils,
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MINING MACHINERY MARINE - HARDWARE CANNERY SUPPLIES 1
HARMON MACHINERY COMPANY, INC.
CORDOVA. ALASKA j
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* Windsor Hotel
L. Wain, Prop.
\\ here You Get
Comfort and Service
And the Hates Are Hi<jht.
Cordova Alaska