Take a Victrola
on your camping trip
A Victrola is loosed upon as a regular part of
a camping outfit nowadays.
It is always sure of a rousing welcome.
Its delightful music is one of the real joys of
camp life.
Whether you are pc rj camping or not, comr in and get acquainted
with the V.ictrola. We’ , idly play any music you wish to hear.
Yictrolas $15 to $150. Victors $10 to $100. Terms to suit your
convenience. ** ^ V
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Northern Drug Co
CORDOVA
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WALL PAPER
New Patterns in Stock
^ PHONES 11 and 75
Carter & Bogart
GERMS
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I ^ We take particular J
I ^ care in handling table J
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% us do this work for • r j
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f snowy white and fault- j UGlIVGlGQ
^ ^ lessly ironed. We are
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Modern Laundry
F. A. Jones, Proprietor
— Ill I til ————t
First Avenue Below Alaskan Hotel I
Fine Job Printing: At The Times Office
HARRIMAN COMPANY WILL
DEVELOP OIL PROPERTIES
I cannot help feeling that, if the
opinions of other nations were now
brought before my countrymen, they
would cease from sulking and skulk
itig. and take their proper place in the
great tight.
"Neither the Nationalist leaders
nor their newspapers have told the
Irish people what other nations are
saying about them On the contrary,
they are letting them believe that all
tb* nations will consider them the
bravest of the brave if they stay at
home and keep on shoutng ‘death be
fore conscription ' Not only is the
truth about what other nations are
thinking about them being withheld,
but facts arc being distorted and mys
represented.
"They are told that the lord lieu
tenant, the chief secretary, and the
British government are engaged in an
abominable conspiracy to blacken the
fair name of Ireland by accssing some
Irishmen of plotting with Germany.
As the Irish are a gullible people, at
least in some respects, and nurtured
on hatred of Kngland. they readily
believe if
'German money has been well spent,
and with its aid many of the Irish
people have been convinced that Ger
many will win the war. They believed
it at the time of the Kaster rebellion
of 19K*. and they believe it yet.
"But in every Irish heart there is
more than a spark of manhood, and
if the true facts are brought home
to the Irish people, that spark will
become a blaze of indignation against
tho inhumanity of the German nation.
When once aroused, there will be no
faltering. But It is not just to blame
the Irish people until the facts have
been put before them.
"Our object In forming this commit
tee is to put the facts before them.
It Is useless ti expect their poll
tical leaders or the newspapers con
trolled by those political leaders to
tell them there is too much jealousy
between the two different sections.
But cannot we fathers, whose hearts
are in the battlefields where our sons
are serving, place in the hands ot
every Irish householder extracts from
the newspapers of other nations?"
EATING FISH
(By Walt Mason)
The highbrow scientific scientists
explain that fish builds up the human
brain, and ih«l is what we're needing;
the brains are punk beneath our
hats, and in our belfries many bats
forevermore are speeding. Econom
ists are saying now that fish is bet
ter than a cow, It is the proper diet,
if wo could help the Allies cause, and
make the gory Teuton pause, in Eur
ope’s brutal riot. Come, let us fill
ourselves with fishl It is the patri
otic dish, and it will mako us brainy;
w 'll grow so wise from ating trout
w -'ll know too much to venture out
when it is cold or rainy. Through all
the brooks and ponds I search, for cat
f It suckers, cod and perch and other
inny critters, and I am getting so
i lined smart my clevi ness would
1 uik your heart if you could hear
my twitters. I feel my good old brain
expand and gather for • to beat the
band, my intellect Is s; iling, my Intel
lect that once was limp—and all this
conics from eating shrimp and mack
erel and grayling And all the time,
by eating fish. I'm doing what the al
lies wish, conserving swine and cut
tie; and as I chew a six foot eel, w ithin
n:\ glowing breast 1 feel 1 help to win
the battle
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COLORADO MINES SCHOOL
WILL ENFORCE TRAINING
f'.Ol.DK.V Colo. July !' 11.'ginning
next September compulsory military
training will be enforced at the Color
ado school of mines here. An officer
of the regular army will be stationed
at the school as instructor and every
hoy who is physically fit must enroll.
No other cause for exemption will be
considered. In discussing the new
policy recently at a meeting of the
board of regents. Dr. Victor C. Ander
son, president of the school, said that
such training was not only necessary
from a patriotic point of view but also
bocause it afforded physical develop
ment for the men
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MARTIN MORAN OF NOME
PROBABLY FATALLY SHOT
Martin Moran, former member of
the territorial legislature, and candi
date tor the senatorship of tile Second
division, was shot and perhaps fatally
injured at I laid creek, about 1150 miles
north of Candle, Frids\, April 6. his
assailant being Mike Tuohey, an old
time resident of the Kobuk section,
says the Nome NuPgd of May 4
According to the meager accounts
reaching Nome from Candle, the
shooting was done with a double-bar
reled shotgun, and was the result of
an argument between the two men
occurring the day before, but which
’apparently had been amicably ad-,
justed. Candle reports that Moran
was shot in the back from a distance
of twenty feet, and but for the fact
that he was wearing a heavy, loose
fitting mackinaw coat at the time,;
Moran undoubtedly would have been |
killed outright Although the heavy
garment prevented the charge of No.
I shot from taking full effect, a large
portion of the load penetrated his
body. The shooting was witnessed
by two persons whose names could,
not be ascertained Following the
shooting word was sent to the United;
States marshal at Kiana and Moran
was taken to Candle by dog sled. The
wounded man and his attendants ar
rived there at 7:3(1 in the evening and
Moran was placed in the Fnirhavenj
hospital, where he was resting easily!
and Dr. Welch announced that Moran
had a fair chance of recovery, pro
vided no complications developed.
News of the unfortunate affair was
greeted with profound sorrow by the
many friends of Moran residing in
Nome, all of whom knew him as a
kindly, likable man of sterling char
acter and sound integrity
Mike Tuohey. his assailant, is an
old-time minor and prospector of the
Shugnak and Dahl sections, and is
about 65 years of age
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LONDON, July 9.—Articles used in
I the war, all the work of women, at
tracted much attention at an exhl
bitlon organized by tho ministry of
munitions and opened recently in Lon
don at the Whitechapel art gallery.
Two hundred specimens of parts of
engines for aircraft, on which women
are doing work of high precision, were
among the objects that were shown.
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AREYOU
AWAKE
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To the fact that the
CORDOVA
DAILY TIMES
has one of the largest
paid circulations of any
paper in Alaska?
By advertising in its
columns you are speak
ing to every resident of
Cordova and the Copper
River Valley.
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FORMERLY THE SLATER CAFE
Boxes And Tables Reserved For Private
_ Dinner Parties
|j® OPEN DAY AND NIGHT jjjjg
NORTHERN MEAT MARKET
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FRESH BEEF, PORK, VEAL, MUTTON AND PRO- 1
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Particular Attention and Prompt Service Given to Order* from
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\^/ a good crop, he’s a’ admin- j
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the gov’ment. I say,
1 principles is one thing,
an’ pocketbook another.
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