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HEARST PATHE NEWS
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ARE YOU AN AMERICAN ’
OR (RE YOU A TRAITOR?,
There is no longer any half-way
ground in the United States. The cas
ualty lists are growing too fast.
Either you will support the country
in every detail or you will be at least
a passive aid to (lerntany.
America must save wheat to feed
the armies and the nations who are
fighting (lerntany and the evil it rep
resents. Those war-torn lands have
little wheat of their own. Without it
they will fail.
In order 10 meet the demand the
people of the United States must cut
in half their consumption of wheat t
Hour during the next tew months tin t
til the new harvest comes in.
It is a foregone conclusion that
many are doing this and much more, s
rejoicing in doing an actual, practical, 1
■UlllllilJI .rs-mcs-—' ■'U'-Treir’se —
latriotic thing which their Intelligent
hows them is a necessty.
IflPANESE DESTROYERS
KEPT BUST WITH U-BOATS
TOKIO. July 23.- Engagement*
Oth enemy submarines by Japanese
estroyers in the Mediterranean indi
ate increased activity on the* part ol
h<* Cboats in the* waters guarded b\
lie* Japanese fleet An official an
louncement says that the Japanese
e i*t has always acte*e! in closest ce>
peration with tin* allie*d tle*e*t, am
hat re*.<*e*ntly extraordinary aetivitv
n the* part of tin* enemy, both elav
nd night, has kept the Japane*se fleet
lore occupied than ever.
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Your eyes fltteel Compound and
tigmatic lenses replaced See* Os
orne.
HAPPENINGS QF LOCAL ^
AND PERSONAL INTEREST
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Attorney B. O Graham is at Mc
Carthy on a business trip.
Monte Wain is confined to his bed J
with illness.
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The freighter Goodrich, which has
been to the westward, will be In port
, tonight.
The steamship Northwestern left
Ketchikan, north-bound, at ST!" o'clock
this morning, and Is due here Friday. j
The steamship Wainwrigllt is due
from Seldovia on her south-bound trip
Thursday.
Two fishing boats, the Constance
and Zephora, were in port yesterday
on their way to the halibut hanks to
the westward.
The Star of the Hast Auxiliary will
meet at the home of Mrs. l.acey on
(Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock for
j the purpose of making comfort kits.
The city playground, next to the
school building, has been completed,
and the prisoners have been trans
ferred to work on the new cemetery,
near the ball park.
Father O'Malley returned from a
visit to the Copper river valley yes
terday. Me will go to the westward
on one of the first boats.
Mrs. Johnnie Wiles and daughter,
(who have been spending the last few
days in Cordova, will return to theirj
home at Kllantar on the Farragut.
The Admiral Farragut left luneauf
at o'clock this morning, and i- due
Friday at Katalla. where nearly 2ftn
tons of treight will lie unloaded,
reaching here Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Muhbcrt and mother.
Mrs William Bremer, exp. • t to re
turn to Cordova about Am t t I from
McCarthy, where they tir. visiting I
Oscar Bremer, formerly of Cordova. !
Mrs. Saterlee, who has been com-1
lining business with pleasure while
n Seattle, is a passenger on the
x’orthwestern. Mrs. Saterlee visited
■datives while purchasing supplies
or the American Bakery.
Rain spoiled what promised to be
i Iirst class baseball practice last;
•vetting However, practice "ill bej
teld on the Iirst good day, in order,
hat a good showing may lie made at I
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i.ast evening Mr and Mrs. R. A.
.Vileox eomntemorated their fifth wed-,
ling anniversary at the home of Mr
ind Mrs S. ,1. Jones. \fter several!
tours had been pleasantly spent in
lancing and playing games a dainty |
atpper was served
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A report was received in town stat
tig that Howard ('. Curtis of the!
Maskun engineering commission!
orce at N'enana "as tried for tile
‘ttiiie/.ziemeni of 7!‘l’ pounds of meat
ocently V later report advises that
'tirlis was acquitted and his hooks
vere found to lie in lirstclass order.'
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Tonight is your last chance to seei
fill Hart's fatuous IMnto potty,'
ving. After e unpletion of "The .Vir-j
•ovv Trail" King "as retired on pen
don. and is now dreaming his daysj
may on a rati'di just outside of Los
\ngeles Hill lari is a regular caller,
v.ithing inter, res with his weekly
isit w itli King
A letter received from Jack John
son. at Fort Liscum, tells how much
he hoys enjoyed the visit of town
riends last Sunday. Automobile and
ttoat rides brought the day to only
on iitiick a close. He concludes:
'Give my regards to all the town folks
tnd loll them to be sure and come!
'or Saturday and Sunday."
The launch Waif will take the ball
earn to Fort Liscum, leaving here
>arly Saturday m timing and return
ing, leave Valdez Sunday evening. All
those who desire to accompany the
club are requested to register their
names at the Northern drug store lie
fore 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, so
that It will be definitely known how
many rooters are going to make the
trip.
E. M. Ball of the bureau of fisher
ies, who has spent the past six weeks
In Cordova and vicinity In the Inter
ests of the-bureau. left on the Pros
pector this morning for Nellie Juan.
Mr. Ball Is pleased with the run of
tish a lid the spirit in which tin* men
are observing the law. After an in
spection at Nellie Juan he will pro
ceed to Seward for a short time, tak
ing the Farragut for Kodiak, the pres
ent headquarters of the bureau in
Alaska.
WHITE HOUSE LAWN HAS
ALL THE SHEEP WANTED
1 >F.NVKli, July 23. President WII
son lias all the sheep he can raise,
lie says so in a letter to W. II
Wheadon. secretary of Denver Lodge
\o 7. 11 I’, o K, in acknowledging
the lodge's request that a Shropshire
ewe the lodge purchased at a lied
Cross auction lie permitted to pas
ture on the White Mouse lawn. The
letter follows:
•\M> hear Mr Wheadon: 1 read
with genuine interest your letter of
June 12. and admire very much the
action of Denver Lodge. No. 17, in
selling stock donated by cattlemen ot
ttie community for the benefit of the
lied Cross, and I wish most unaftect
edly that I could comply with the de
sire of ttie lodge that the Shropshire
ewe In which you refer could lie pas
tured mi tiie White I louse law n, but
frankly I do not sec how 1 could com
ply in this case without complying in
a number of others, and, us you will
readih realize, the area of the lawn
is limited and we put upon it at tile
outset as many sheep as we thought
it could be reasonably be expected to
maintain.
"I hope you w ill express to the lodge
my appreciation and regret
"Sincerely yours.
••WOODROW WILSON".'
JAPAN NAMES ITS TWO
NEW OHEADNAUCHTS
TOKIO, July 23.—The two new
dreadnoughts to be constructed by
the Japanese tuny this year with the
funds approved in the last session of
(he diet have been named the Kaza
and Tosa.
They will be sister ships of the bat
tleship Nagato. which Is building at
Sasobo. and will form the nucleus of
the eight battleship and six cruiser
unit squadron.
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A new stork of 256 and 30-callber
Newton rifles for your inspection at
the Northwestern Hardware Co.
LITTLE STEAMER
ILL BE SOLD
A recen! dispatch from Seattle
statcil that tile stcainship Dora. which
lias plied the waters of the territory
for more than thirty years, tilteen of
which have ... put m in the -tunn
hound waters aruiltiil tile Aleutian
peninsula, will he withdrawn trom
her present run from Seward to Bris
tol Bay ports, and w ill I c- lal- • n to
Seattle iml -Id It i- reported that
(he \ - -sol | i: i . .*ii . on11•• tiun 11 and
that In- i- el ling t> " . >l< i to pi I he
Noil In n tie- stormiest in the
w nrld
Fur tie, 11 |y 11 •■ill v c ear tile- I hi a
ha ■ carried pa-'eiigers ami n— to
Bering sea ports, touching at the
islands and out ol-llie way places on
her unite' She has been a ui' -sen
i:, !- cd joy in tin storm-hound island
ers. and the only means of ■ uiiimuni
11 ion Iran c o; i h'fii h n • ! nov i ': mi
arly i liildliood
Ti ■ if lull .1 ol i In- 1 torn v ill
cause ) : idoiind i egret among all » l*i
timers ol t li. - divi-iou. who have
iima' to look upon the steamer as a
real friend In cairn ami ill storm the
staunch lltlli vessel has made her
monthly trip, oftentimes in the grav
est peril, hut always winning through
to sati'ty Her adventures would till
a large-sized book Her crew are the
best sailors in the world, and would
not hesitate to take a trip to the
poles If the company ordered them to
sail for that port.
It will work a great hardship on
the communities to the westward who
will be entirely cut off from the out
side world, and dependent upon an
occasional whaler or cannery boat for
mail, transportation or supplies.
The Dora was built in San Fran
cisco in 1880. She is 320 tons gross.
217 net, 112 feet long, 27.2 feet beam
and 13.2 feet depth of hold. Her own
ers are the Alaska Steamship Com
pany, apd her home port is Seattle.
With the passing of the faithful old
steamer another link connecting the
present generation with the past Is
broken.
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Madam Valya will glva scientific
from 7 p. m. until 10 p. m, oyer
card readings for a short time only.
Hegg's store.
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