REPUBLICANS
GETTING
FOR CAN
A representative meeting of the i
Cordova Republican club was held at !
Eagle lodge room last night and plans j
were formulated for the coming cam- j
paign and also for the reception of j
Senator Dan A. Sutherland, the
party’s candidate for delegate to con
gress, who will be with us in a few
days. A committee was named to
meet Mr. Sutherland upon his arrival
here, when his plans for this section
will be mapped out. An invitation is
to be extended to him to first address
the members of the Republican club
and the probabilities are that he will
make a trip to Copper river valley
camps before addressing a mass meet
ing at Cordova.
J. L. Galen, chairman of the local
precinct. Avas made campaign man
ager for the club and he named the
following Republicans to assist him
in carrying on the work betAveen now
and the November election: W. E.
BroAvne, Thos. S. Scott, George
Dooley, E. V. Boyle, F. H. Foster,
Chas. J. Goodall, Thos Gloninger,
George Scott, Chas. M. RossAVOg, H.
I. O’Neill and H. G. Steel.
Mr. Galen addressed the club and
uumueu ms mans iui me campaign
as follows:
“The time has come for Republi
cans to get busy in the territorial
local election campaign. The success
of our party is very important to us
this year for many reasons, not the
least of which is to be in accord with
the next national administration
which will be Republican just as sure
as election day dawns. Since the ad- 1
vent of the direct primary law in the
territory we have lacked any author
iative party organization. Such a con- J
dition is not inimical to the success of
the party. To supply this want our
National Committeeman. Mr. Me
McBride, it being a matter within his
jurisdiction, took the initiative in
creating such an organization. He
has appointed a divisional chairman
for each of the four divisions to
whom he delegated authority and left
to their judgement the appointment of
precinct committeemen or chairmen in
each voting precinct.
“As I understand, the duty of the
precinct chairman, briefly, is to prose
cute an active and a vigorous cam- j
paign and carry his precinct for the j
entire Republican ticket, that of the
divisional chairman, among other
things, to see that this is done. 1
had the honor of being appointed pre
cinct chairman for this Cordova pre
cinct and I feel that 1 am most for
tunate in having this Republican club,
of which I am a member, with a
voting strength of over two hundred
and twenty five to rely upon for ad
vice and support. Now then, we have
nominated an excellent ticket, so let’s
everybody, put our shoulder to the
wheel or step on the throttle as you
will, but put them over, everyone,
by a handsome majority. With this
live organization we have I am sure
this can be done. As the election will
be held exactly two months from to
day it is not to early to commence
our campaign. Each member of the
club should endeavor to secure as
many new members as possible. If it
were possible, and I am not so sure
that it is not, it would be a great and
most helpful pre-election accomplish
ment if we could enroll every citizen
of Cordova who has Republican ten
dencies. This would greatly facilitate
our work during the last few days of
the campaign and on election day'
when or task will be to get all our
voters to the polls. We also want
all the ladies we can get both as
members or the club and as active
campaign workers.
“In many cases, I imagine, the fair
er sex should interest the voters
which might not be secured other
wise. We will need some money for
hall rent, printing, advertising, clerk
hire and possibly other legislative ex
pences incident to all campaigns but
I do not anticipate that the amount
many be such that the individual
subscriptions will be found burden-'
some. Each member of this club will
probably be asked to subscribed what
ever he or she may see fit to give.
I will announce a committee of nine
or eleven, within a day or two, whose
work will be to raise funds and look
after the details of the campaign. A
little later I think it will be found
advisable to divide the precinct and
provide a working committee for each
section so that a personal appeal will
be made to every voter.
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“I ask each and everyone of you
to lend me your active individual
support and to jump into this cam
paign with an enthusiastic determi
nation to win. If this is done, the
Republicans of this division, being
united now. we will roll up a Republi
can majority here which will elect the
entire ticket in the territory.
Mr. Sutherland, our candidate, will
be here within a very few days. We
plan to have him meet this club first
and before we have a generaly rally.
There should be a full attendance on
this occassion. Those of you who do
not know him will find him most ^af
fable, candid and convincing and 1
am sure you will all work for him
with spirit and interest after you have
heard him.
Finally, permit me to repeat that
from our delegate down we have a
most excellent and representative
ticket,—it is up to us to put them
over.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
The Ladies’ Altar Society will hold
a cooking sale at the Blum, O’Neill
Co’s store on Saturday afternoon, be
tween the hours of 2 and 5 o’clock.
H. P. Porter of Houston, Texas, W.
J. Meeny, of Butte and I. Robertson,
of Portland, are here on their way to
make an examination of the Katalla
oil fields.
The launch Myrtle H. left this after
noon for the Katalla oil fields, tak
ing over a number of parties from
the states who figure on securing
leases there.
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Otto Reber, of the Alaska Coal Oil
i Co., who are erecting an oil rig at
Camp 7, is in town to meet W. J.
McCleary, an oil expert from Pitts
burg and they will return to the
field tomorrow.
Mrs. Caleb Corser received a wire
containing the sad news of the death
of her mother, Mrs. L. E. Potter at
Seattle yesterday morning at 5
o’clock. Deceased was stricken with
paralysis about six months ago and
while her death was not unexpected
the shock is none the less severe.
She resided in Seattle for the past
eighteen years, where the funeral will
take place. Besides Mrs. Corser she
leaves another daughter Mrs. L. S.
Bacharach, of Butte and a son. J. D.
Potter, of Seattle.
The British government is conduct
ing extensive researches to discover a
liquid fuel that will combine satisfac
torily to take the place of gasoline.
Cordova Jazz Orchestra Dance at
Eagle Hall on Wednesday and Satur
day nights. Music by the Ragtime
Trio. n
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