Take a Victrola
on your camping trip
A \*ictrola is loo'krd 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 gc ry ramping or not, come in and get acquainted
with ths Victrola. We’ y idly play any music you wish to hear.
V ictrolas $15 to $£50. Victors $10 to $100. I'erms to suit your
convenience, v ^ ^
Northern Drug Co.
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OFFICIAL COUNT I
0 F PRIMARIES
RECENTLY HELD
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In accordance with the law, which
provides that the vote of the primary
election shall be canvassed within
forty-five days after the election by
the clerks of court for the respective
divisions, Clerk of the Court Arthur
last Thursday, in the court room of j
the district court at Valdez, canvassed'
the votes of the Third judicial divi-j
sion. The result of the canvass was
as follows:
Democratic Party
For Delegate to Congress—William
maloney, 293; Charles A. Sulzer,
I, 035.
For Territorial Senator—Thomas C.
Price, 1,085.
For Territorial Representative—
John Noon, 975; James H. Patterson,
955; Elbert D. Ray, 917; Robert D. j
Small, 912.
For Road Commissioner—James F.
Wilson, 870.
Republican Ticket
For Delegate to Congress—James
Wickersham. 562.
For Territorial Senator—James
Wilbur Ward, 507.
For Territorial Representative—
Joseph H. Murray, 390; Joseph L.
Reed, 316; Henry A. Slater, 444; Jack
Sutherland, 262; Arthur G. Thompson,
264.
For Road Commissioner—James L.
Galen, 226; Harvey P. Sullivan. 218;
Ed Wood, 177.
Socialist Ticket
For Delegate Vo Congress—Francis
Connolly, 71.
For Territorial Senator—E. F. Ger
man, 75.
For Territorial Representative—W.
J. Henry, 70; Necolaus H. Nekla
son, 62.
For Road Commissioner—Axel Ol
son, 8.
Missing Precincts
Election returns from McDougall
have not yet been received, and it is
believed no election has been held.
No elections were held at Taikell,
Moose Pass, Placer River and at Che
sana, in the White River precinct.
No elections were held in Choggiung,
Nushagak and NaJtnek.
Industrious Voters
The election at Unalaska was de
clared void and the entire vote cast
out. Fifty-two voters cast sixty-five
ballots, the presumption being that
the judges of election passed out both
Democratic and Republican ballots to
some of the voters on request and
permitted some of them to cast two
ballots.
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BASEBALL
.STORIES
“Truck” Hannah looks a regular big
league catcher.
* • •
“Irish” Meusel Is making good with
Pat Moran’s Phillies in the outfield.
• • *
Roy Massey is leading off the
Braves’ batting order and hitting like
a fiend.
* * *
The St. Paul club finally has turned
Pitcher Charley Boardman over to
Louisville.
* * *
The Detroit Tigers took $7,000 worth
of Liberty bonds. Every man on the
team purchased.
* • •
Manager Barrow of the Red Sox
will appear In unlfornvon the coaching
lines this season.
* • ■»
Eddie Plank Is signed up with an
eastern semlpro team and will pitch
two games a week at $100 a throw.
• * •
Ban Johnson broke all precedents
this year by refusing to make any pre
elections on the American league race.
• • •
Milwaukee is trying out a youngster
named Dameron on first base who Is
said to be a worthy successor to Mai.
Barry.
* * •
In case his catching situation gets
really desperate. Manager Jones of the
Browns can call Pete Johns to go be
hind the bat.
► * • *
Fred Walters, a Chicago boy, Is put
ting An some Nick Altrock stuff for
the Columbus fans, who have taken
him to their hearts.
• • *
Gene Paulette, once a Giant, has
been hitting the ball on the nose for the
Cardinals. Roger Hornsby’s big bat
has been quiescent so far.
• • •
“Robbed by the umpire!” cry the
Boston Braves, but Hub fans are no
longer fooled. They demand winning
results from Stallings and his crew.
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Waste and extravagance are Ger
many’s silent allies.
We Are Getting New Shipments of Up-to
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Just Received!
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Uncle Sam! yourself.
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CORDOVA. ALASKA
Headquarters of Cordova
Chapter American Red Cross.
Club House founded in 1908
by Episcopal church. Open
from 1 p. m. to 10 p. m.
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