Pacific Steamship Co.
Safety Courtesy Service
Two Sailings per Month via Inside Passage
Through Tickets to All ('ulil'oraia agd Eastern Points
For information as to rates and sailing dates see agent
J. H. KLINE, Agent
Phone 222; Residence 222 Empress Building
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ARE YOU GOING OUT THIS FALL?
Visit San Francisco and Stop with
Mark C. Thompson
at his now hotel in the heart of the city between
Powell and Mason Streets.
The Dale-Tallac Hotel
140 ELLIS STREET
Special Rates and Headquarters for Alaskans.
I ALASKA TRANSFER I
COMPANY
Transfer Storage Coal & Wood
AUTO SERVICE-DAY or NIGHT
Office- Northern Hotel Building. Phone 85.
THE NORTHERN CLUB
FRED HAEF, PROF. PHONE -4."7
| POOL, CARDS, TOBACCO
W SOFT DRINKS OF ALL KINDS
THE POPULAR CORNERS
CORDOVA ALASKA
J NORTHERN MEAT MARKET j
:•:• Wholesale and Retail Dealers in -g
I FRESH BEEF, PORK, VEAL, MUTTON AND PRO- U
| VISIONS
Particular Attention and Prompt Service Given to Order* from
Mining Camps, Roadhouses and Interior Points
Halibut and Other Fresh Fish of All Kinds Will Be Kept jg
!g in Stock When Available
SMITH & (JLASSBRENNER, Props.
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JAMES E. WILSON
Solicits your vote for
Re-election for j
ROAD COMMISSIONER
General Election Nov. 5.
Daily Times classified advertisements get the results.
(From Saturday Night’s Extra)
GERMANY HAS ACCEPTED
PRESIDENT’S PEACE TERMS
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.—Germany
in her reply to President Wilson’s note
I
has accepted the terms outlined by the
President in his address of January 8
and subsequent addresses.
The text of the reply has beenj re
ceived and say' the responsibility for
this step toward peace was assumed by
conferences ana in agreement with the
great majority of the reichstag mem.
bers.
i
THE FOURTEEN PRINCIPLES
OF PRESIDENT WILSON
_
I
1 11. ioui t« «*n p« ;t« «• principle'; laid
iiiiuu I *■ I’r* !< 1 • *nt Wil <>n, and over
i which all 111• a(■ «* discussions must now
• *\ ol\ ua- m.nio on January S. lb-*
‘ it r pasio tin so in >our let. aim *4 th *
i b- oi \nur dnsk or up on t!"1 kitcluui
, ,11 r oiim'wIn i f. lor tlicy an tIn*
.:11b. ’ poa« 1 si si '.
f-'ir 1 < )p'-n < o\ mailts ot pc:n
..I.• 1 i 1 \ ;11 r; • ■ i at. alter win h tin vv
kali In* no private internal ion: 1 un
1:* i ■ ■. 11 n1111 tit any kind, but liplo
j t ball pro- immI a! a v tb mkly
’ a ad 111 public \ i**w .
S'■■01H \ b • o 1111<* t iacdom oi navi
I a. lion upon tin- -• a •. out.Jib' terri- .
: to'-ial waters, alike in pnaca* Jpd in
1 \ ,.i• t \t pi as the ea.- may bc^^osed
in whole or in part by i»if« matronal
action lor the enfurreinents of inter
n.i’.io'uul ctfvAfants. o./*'
Thirtl The removal, bo far as pos
sible. of all ecoomie barriers and the
establishment of an ('quality of trade
conditions among ail the nations con
senting to the peace and associating
themselves for its maintenance.
l-'ourth Adequate guaranties given
and taken that national armament
will lie reduced to the lowest point
! consistent with domestic safety.
Fifth A free, open-minded and ab
solutely impartial adjustment of all
ci lonlal claims, bused upon a strict
j observance of the principle that in de
termining all such questions of sov
1 erelgnty the interests of the popula
j lions concerned must have equal
1 weight with tile equitable claims of
; the government whose title is to lie
determined.
Sixtli The evacuation of all Itus
' siati territory and such a settlement
i 0! all questions affecting Russia as
| v ill secure the host' and freest > o
I operation of the other nations of the
I world in obtaining for her an unham
! pored and unembarrassed opportunity
for the independent determination of
liter own political development and pa
, tional policy and assure her of a sin
1 1 -i’e welcome into the society of ft -■.■
nations under institutions of iter own
choosing, and, more than a wolconi".
assistance also of every kind that she
m; y need and may In i -df desire. Tie
treatment accorded Russia by her sis
ter nations in the months to (time will
be tin- acid test of their good will
, <>f their comprehension of her needs
as distinguished from their own in
! (crests, and of their intelligent and
: unselfish sympathy
Seventh Belgium, the whole world
| will agree, must lie evacuated and re
stored. without any attempt to limit
the sovereignty which she enjoys in
common with other free nations. No
other single act will serve as this
will serve to restore confidence
among the nations in the laws which
they have themselves set and deter
mined for the government of their re
lations with one another. Without
(his healing act the whole structure
ami validitv of international law is
ior<*\ er imp.»it i d.
Kialit h \11 I'rein h t«■ rrit nr■> hould
he freed and 'he invaded portions r<
stored, and the wrong done to Franco
by I’m - ia in ! s71 in tin* )matt«*r oi
A Isa 4 i. raine. v\ Dili 1. / unsi rb-d
• he p< ,i • oi tin Amid !«■•. in irly I fiy
•laml.j 1... , ... in , | :i ...dm -
!*e. . |l, iV < M- .• ! * “ ill.
in 11n- ini/ i ..i alii
Ninth A i eadjii -1! i.. • i ' tin : rmi
lie;, m Italy iimildj 1 »• • * d : m.
tT af!> I > ■ o: lii/11 • 1 line .. ...i! t:
ality j
"jJ^onfh The pe..|yi, ..i \. Aria linn
fjiry, w hose plavy* among tin* r.atimm
wi> vvis htn uleguar led and as
sured. should# I orded In
opportunity ilf autonomous deva lop
...eat, f
hievinth ieumaiiia, Seri da and
.Vonlcnogro should h«* evueuaitd; or*
. upied ten iue n s restored; Serbia a<
corded tree and i secure • cess to tin
sea; and the n*l\it ions of tin* S4*veral
Balkan stales to one another deter
mined hy frieitdlyf counsel along his
torically established lines of allegi
ance* and nationality; and interna
tioual guaranties of,the political and
economic independewna* and territor
iai integrity of tin* ^several Balkan
states should 1m* enteral into
Twelfth The Turkish' portions of
the present Ottoman en\pire should
he assured ,j secure sovc\a*i gntv. hut
In* min i nationals:!*-- vvhitvh are now
under Turkish rule should lie assured
an undoubted seruritv of life and an
: bsol 11« iv unmob*sted o; portunity of
autonomous development. and tin*
Dardanelles shoul dbe permanently
ope need as .1 fie.' p m age to lie ships
and eounin r e * if all nations under
internal imiul gimranth*
Thirteenth An independent Polish
sis: 4 • she a i 1 be ejected which should
Include tin* territories inhabited b\
indisputably Polish populations, which1
should be .. -sim d a free and secure i
ace« < fn the sea. and whose politiOplI
and economic imlcpcndcm e ami tor
ntorial integrity should be guaranteed '
b> international covenant.
Fourteentli A general association
of nations must In* formed under spe
»• iti covenants for tin* purpose of at
fording mutual guaranties of political
independence and territorial integrity
to great and small tales alike.
♦
Digging Coal Is
Profitable Work
MOl’NDSVIl.I.K, W Va . Oct 13.—
Pigging coni is profitable work in these
war days. The last pay check handed
Charles Fogle was for eleven days’
work and amounted to $169.89. On
one of these days he loaded thirty
tons and 1.700 pounds of coal, thereby
earning $18.20 for eight hours’ labor.
(paid Advertisement)
CHAS. A. SULZER
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
FOR DELEGATE
CHARLES A. SULZER
{'or Senator
THOMAS C. PRICE
For Representatives
JOHN NOON As. H. PATTERSON M
ELBERT E. RAY ROBERT D. SMALL ”
For Rond Commissioner
JAMES E. WILSON
The above are the regular nominees of the Democratic
party. They are men who are heartily in accord with President
Wilson in the conduct of the war and his policies, and with
Governor Riggs in his program for Alaska’s development.
BEE* . -
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Hot and Gold Water in Every Rooi.
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R. W. FERRELL, Prop.
av- a M Li _x ■■■mi-imrw ri—tt~~—i nrmnr— whmhmbmhmv
Kit'd rip 1 - i «r 111«‘ 11 Hut Water. Turkish m-hI Tuli
Baths.
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