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TOM TALLKNT, Agent.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RY.
A K. Harris, T. IV A . Juneau, Ala ka.
jTiRST BANK CORDOVA
CAPITAL STOCK $25,000
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<“FINE! Best beer brewed.”
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Hotel, Alaskan Hotel, Simpson & O’Brien’s, Cordova
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BELGIANS WELL
#TiIE H \c; I ’»*. Netherlands. Juno 1|
(rorrosp iniioti e of the A«nociate<
i PresM.) The nimili'T of U luian n
ifngo.ort in Holl 11 •* has declined trio:
l.imii,inn ,fifi* Hu fall of \n!wi|» ;
about nr.,000, 2 cording to ofti< ia! i:
formation Itelgi ■ > rout: •• ;
»ive in Holland from their native I * :
driven out l*y the bard < >n;!i*io; o
• xbdenro tln-ro, but Hr ncoes ion uj
irirrntly i< court-' bal .no il by h
'outflow from Holland to Urine*
•..roii Biitain or the United Stator.
or the 65,01(0 ntill enjoying Dutfh
hospitality, 15,ooo me now .'iceommo
doled in the four specially erected re
fugee camps or wooden villages at
l.'de, Nunspeet, (Imida and fden. The
others are living with private faeil
' lies.
lb'side approximately .*t,ooi.cs or
i >'i.ooo.iiiio ".ppiied to refuge - H
through donations, (lie Dutch gov to
i at Iris contributed about jo.'i i,
'"■i ,\ jin of fZ.OOO.uOO lias In on
1 Mdcci for the current year and, •inb-ss
■ peto -- : rri i meanwhUe, another $1.
mm,onn probably will be granted, 'n
’ offer of reimbursement by the f’.elginn
government has been declined.
■'i n- m- free to enter
the refugee villages. II private fami
lies maintain them .the burgomaster
(Is i in pi - cred to allow fourteen \rn
' | erica a i : m f, r cat h i hild.
I The icfugee camps, each cl whlcl:
Is controlled by a g o 'inni'nit com
niJtmar; ire well organized and equip
ped, and have churches, schools, shops
and postoffices. The inhabitants re
ceive meat, fish or fat' dally. They
ure not compelled to work, but a small
wage is offered as an inducement to
do so; and wooden houses are being
oiistrneted which can lie first used
Imre and then, after the war. per
haps transferred in sections to Bel
gium to serve as hone there until
the many ruined houses can be re
built. This wirk is being paid for
largely out of JK'.ii.uiio raised in Den
mark, with tin Kn.lihh Society of,
Friends lending cooperation.
Kxcelb.nl arrangements have been
made for the education o; Belgian.
1'nder tIn- direction ot a Dutch Be!
gi in co.on.i sioti ! ' primary school
beady have been e Inldi lied in v.tri
■ ■ parts of Holland. There are .an
ela i*s and •1.:,0I| o holers, .vith in
s(ru tioa given l<> certificated Bob
: in teacher . Secondary s-hoc Is have*
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been set up at The Hague, Amster
dam tind Middelburg, tind ait nthene m
at Flushing is attended I ; !2a pupils.
There are technical schools for in
terned Belgian soldiers and for refu
ges, v. ho are taught mechanic*,
hoe making, joinery and o her trades.
(■rant* are made to all these educa
tional institutions by th Dutch end
Belgian governments.
WANTS LORD FISHBf? BACK.
CONDON. June 12. Th Dafly
News calls for the ret' rn of f.ord
Fisher, formerly fir i lord of the ad
miralty. to the head of Urn navy.
“No single event," say the news
paper. “would more eff» tually coufl
terael lln danger oi a doninuati in of
confidence >r< the navy, if ii exists,
than the ''turn of Cord Fi.-lfr, woo
in li ne oi |" a■■<• lrrom ill lie navy t§
a state of Uim'a' pled et • -i<• i 1 * .-. Tim:
country needs him in this urgent
hour."
‘■pir pi; i fiorn* st tmt r
nit UilLLiiiln ril hint
\t the t'lttip.'i : I nicbt will he
shown "The (lullooer," one of the
class of ploys will h are fvpn-ill
America i mid never fait t n pieise m
j most discriminating audience.
The play, primarily, Is a comedy,
lint the pPif, whit h rims through the
plus furnishes main thrills.
Tito story deals with a divorced
Bills, who (ire aoinc to the front as
lied (' m s nor. ■ One of the.n tarn
out to iio the war correspondent's last
. ifo; the millionaire immediately all -
in love with the other.
\;ri in/ in (treece. the war corres
pondent finds dodjjin.n his fornn
wife to strennoas and resigns lifs po
sition. The millionaire offers to f. Ue
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A SCENE FROM “THE GALLOPER” (PATHE).
'.<11 l U| , '-.ilUlUtl.L, V. Ill l1 \ 111 '
time between alimony hunting, ill
vorced wives and various creditors. A
a means of relief from his financial
troubles he makes love to a rich brew
er's widow, proposes and is accepted.
War breaks out between Turkey and
Greece, and he seizes the opportunit.
to go out a* a war correspondent to
Greece. It happens that a young Am
erican millionaire at the same time is
sailing for Africa, to bunt big game
On the steamer are two charming
II ' . . Ill* cl 11< I .III . I • I I 11 I f ■: • | H MIIII * 11 L
for him. ,
From then on there are all sorts of
comical misunderstandings and situa
tions. Scene after scene is a riot of
laughter up to the very end, where
misunderstandings are cleared up. the
millionaire is accepted by the Red
Cross nurse, and the war correspon
1 dent reunited with his former wife.
Despite the fact that "The Galloper”
| is primarily a comedy, there is plenty
jof drama and much thrill to it.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The Lighthouse Canning & Packing
Company gives public notice that H.
A. Sprague, formerly in charge of its
plant at Cordova, ceased to be such
manager on the twenty-fourth day of
May, 1 :* 1 *1. The company will not be
responsible for any contracts or debts
whatsoever contracted by him since
sab! date, or in the future contracted
by him.
LIGHTHOUSE CANNING & PACK
ING COMPANY.
I. M. Foster, Secy, and Treas.
CALL FOR REPUBLICAN PRIM
ARIES.
Primaries for the election of dele
gates to the Republican Territorial
Divisional Convention to be held at
Valdez on July IT. for the purpose of
nominating one candidate for senator,
four candidates for representatives
and one candidate for road overseer,
and the endorsement of George D.
Sehoefiold. of Nome, Alaska, for at
torney’-general of Alaska, are hereby
called for the following precincts Sat
urday. June 24, 1916:
Cordova.8 Delegates
Chitina.4 Delegates
Kyak .2 Delegates
K:italla.2 Delegates
Kennecott.2 Delegates
McCarthy.2 Delegates
N'izina ... 1 Delegate
Shushanna.1 Delegate
In all precincts where more than
one delegate is t looted the polls shall
he open from 2 p. m. until 8 p. m„ and
those with only one delegate the elec
tion may be held according to the
convenience of the electors.
All persons shall he entitled to vote
who shall declare himself or herself
to be a Republican and will support
the Republican nominees.
The judges of the primaries shall
be named by the committeemen and
may adopt such rules as may be ne
cessary to satisfy themselves that the
voter is a Republican.
All credentials and proxies must be
filed with the Territorial Divisional
Committee at Valdez, Alaska, not
later than 10 a. m„ July 16, 1916.
(Signed) E. V. BOYLE,
(Signed) VV. H. CHASE.
Territorial Committeemen.
Cordova, Alaska, June 16, 1910.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISION. CORDOVA PRE
| CINCT, AT CORDOVA, BEFORE
EDWARD F. MEDLEY. U. S. COM
MISSIONER AND EX-OFFICIO
PROBATE JUDGE.
In the Matter of the Estate of Olive
Jane Anderson. Pocte'sed.
Notice ' o C 'liters.
I The undersivned, administrator,
| with the will r.ne- od, of the estate of
Olive Jar ' Anderson, deceased, here
I by gives notice that all persons having
claims against the said estate, to ex
hibit and present them, with the pro
per vouchers to the undersigned, or
jtlie probate judge, above named, with
in six months from the date of this
J notice, at the residence of the under
signed in Eyak, Alaska, or at the of
fice of the said probate judge, in Cor
dova, Alaska, both of said places be
ing places designated for the
transaction of business relating to the
•aid estate.
Dated, June 9, 1916.
JOSEPH REEVES,
Administrator with the Will Annexed
of the Estate of Olive Jane An
derson, Decased.
First publication, June 9, 1916.
Last publication, July 7, 1916.
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