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and directed toward one purpose—winning the war.
Elimiination of non-essentials, saving of all commodities
needed by our big fighting machine and the cultivation of a
cheerful and helpful mental attitude are duties of the non
fighting population.
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partment cf the Government and in every industry, doing
their part in the great struggle. They are conserving time,
labor and money.
Expenditure for "Silent Smith” is a saving.
Illustrated booklet will lie sent Him- on application.
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POLITICAL AN NO L N CEMENTS
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FOR
REPRESENTATIVE
HENRY A. SLATER
1 Republican Nominee)
OF CORDOVA
Election November nth.
Cordova lias never been represented in the Terri
I Inrial Legislature and you now have an opportunity of
voting l'or a home candidate.
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FOR
ROAD COMMISSIONER
JAMES L. GALEN
t Republican Nominee)
OF CORDOVA
The support of all voters is solicited at the Election
on November 5th.
’COMPLETE DETAILS OF
THE NEW DRAFT LAW
Tin* following 1h thr* now draft law
reronfly passed by congress. and now
in for* '• and effort:
"An art to amend Section- i ami
f» of an act entitled 'An a< t to ail
ibori/*' tlie I’residrnt to incr* as<- tem
I liraril\ tile military establi-Imient «»f
tin* I'nifed States.’ approved May 1*.
la 17. and for other purposes
1 lie it enacted by tin senate and
... leliresentati.es of tile
I lifted Stales of America, in congress
a;~ cm bled, that the second sentence
'll Section L’ of the art entitled 'All
act to authorize, the President to in
'" 'se temporarily tlie military estab
lishment of the United states.' ap
proved May IS. I!»17. be anil hereby
i i amended to read as follows
" Such ilralt as herein provided
| shall be based upon liability lo mlli
| tary service of all male citizens and
! male perilous residing In ihe United
Slates, not alien enemies who have
declared their intention to become
citizens, between the age 0f IS and
4.-., both inclusive, and shall take place
and lie maintained under ueb regula
tions as the President may prescribe,
not inconsistent with the terms id
tills act; provided, that tIt. President
may draft such persons liable to mili
tary service in such seipi. a e ol ages
and at such time or times as he may
prescribe, and provided .’tie r. that
a ‘ it , : ir el ; • t of a mtry nett
trill in the present war v. ho has de
. dared his intention to income a fiti
■ zpn id pi.- P.ii'.ed Sl.iti ■ ball be re
I lie'cd from liability to military serv
ice upon his making .a de. f,ration ii
: accordance with such regulations m
the President may prescribe, with
drawing his intention to become i
citizen of the Putted Slates, whirl
- shall operate and be held to cancel
his declaration of intention to become
an American citizen, and lie shall for
ever be debarred from becoming a cit
izen of the Pnlted States.’
That the provision of Section
4 of said act (the draft exemption
clause), ’persons engaged n Indus
tries, including agriculture, found tr
he necessary to the maintenance ol
the military establishment, or the ef
fertlve operation of the military
I interest during the emergency, he and £: |
| hereby is amended to read as fol-1 pi
ll lows:
"‘Persons engaged in occupations i pp
or employments found to hi necessary';:::
to the maintenance of the military I
establishment or the effective opera- j
£ tion of tin military fords, or the!:-::
£ j maintenance of national interest dur- j £:
■p ing tin- i-mergcn'-y; pro\ided, that pp
:j: v hen any person shall have been :i:
I '■.d in a deferred or exempted .
: class for any of the reasons in this ■ £:
£ ; paragraph sci forth, he shill not tic £:
I entitled to remain therein unless ho|i:p
;• j slmll in good faith continue, while p:
P physically able to do so, to work at j::::
land follow such occupation, employ- j £:
ment or business, and if he fails so j
» to do shall again become subject to |
' the dral l The President shall make' P
^ regulations for enforcing this provi-i£:
sion.' | pp
"3. That Section 5 of said act be j •£
and hereby is amended to read as :£
follows:
“ 'That all male persons between f£
the ages of 18 and 45, both inclusive,
shall be subject to registration in ac- £:
cordancc with regulations to be pre- pp
; srriueu uy me i resiueiu, una upon
proclamation by the President or
other public notice given by him or
! by his direction stating the time or
times and place or places or any such
registration, it shall he the duty of
all persons of the designated ages,
except officers and enlisted men of
the tegular army, the navy and the
national guard and naval militia,
' bile in the service of the United
States, to pteseut themselves for ami
; iitunit to registration under the pro
visions oi iliis a t: and every such
person shall be deemed to have no
| tier of the requirement of this act
upon tin' publication of any such proc
lamation or any such other public
j notice as aforesaid given by the I’resi
j dent or by his direction. Any person
' who shall willfully fail or refuse to
j present himself for registration or to
■ submit thereto shall he guilty of a
misdemeanor, and shall, upon convic
tion'in a district court of the United
| States having jurisdiction thereof, be
' punished by imprisonment for not
more than one year and shall there
upon he duly registered; provided,
that in the call of the docket prece
dence shall be given, in courts trying
the same, to the trlul of criminal pro
! feedings under this act.
“ ‘Provided further, that persons
shall be subject to registration us
herein provided who shall have at
tained their ISth birthday and who
shall not have attained their 4«; t h
birthday on »»?■ before the day set for
the registration in any such pro, la
rnation by the President or any sin h
n|her public notice given by him or
, by bis din . non. and all persons ij
T : f • d -hall be and i • ma in sub
i i' ‘ into i In loreea hereby
author: • d i,11b■ - o,.'irpt- d nr e\
'•used therefrom a ii, th». a t pro
\ ided. pm\ ided further, that the
President may at such interval as lie
’ may desire from time tn time re
quest all male persons who have at
tained the age of Ik years sjnrc the
last preceding dale of registration
! and on or before the next date net
! for registration by proclamation by
the President, except sm h persons as
are exemut from registration hereun
der. to register in the same manm-i
land subject to the same requirement
| and liabilities as those previously
1 registered under the terms hereof;
and provided further, that in the ease
! of temporary absence from actual
place of legal resident e of any person
liable to registration as provided
herein, such registration may he made
by mail under regulations to be pre
scribed by the President.’
"The wife of a soldier or sailor
serving in the present war shall not
be disqualified for any position under
tie* government h* ..use -1.* . ; mar
woman.
"Soldiers and -ailor a regardless ol
a g . hall, w h. : tb« . r. < 1 . * ,
\'h ulcers, or v Ium t hey shall 1:••
be ‘!i drafted, he eligible to rereive
commissions in either the army or the'
navy. They shall likewise be eligible
for admission to officers' schools un
der such rules and regulations as may
lx adopted for entrance to such
schools, and shall not he barred from
or discriminated against on account
of age
"Any persons under the age of L’1
who shall have been accepted as a
volunteer, or who shall have been
| dratted and served in the army or'
navy, shall be entitled, at the eonclu
i sion of tin* present war. to receive
1 tin education at the expense of the
government at approved educational i
institutions; the period of education
shall be equivalent in point of time
to the period by him served in tin* ;
army or navy, but shall not exceed I
two years. Application for such odu- ?
eational privileges shall he made
within six months after discharge, and
the applicant shall promptly begin
his studies after his application shall
have been approved Rules and regu
lations for carrying out this provisi .n f]
shall lie promulgated by the Presi
dent."
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POBTD HIGH IS
KILLED KT THE
Simon Mayol of Naknik has hen
taken to Valdez, where he will stand .
trial for the alleged shooting and kill j
ing of a Porto Khan at tin* North
western Kisheries cannery at Naknik1
on July 1is.
\» < ording to tin- e\ ideneo, the Porto; f.
Kiran was a mean sort of a fellow
and was constants causing trouble ;it f
the cannery hy his frequent assault
on his fellow workmen with a knife
The superintendent of the cannery 1
had on July l’7 taken a large knit*
away from the Porto Khan and ad
monished him to he good. On the
morning of th* L’sth the islander
started through tie* canery brandish
UK another knife, and he had vowed
enhance on Mayol. Mayol was
varned, and when the Porto Kican
ittempted an assault, he was shot and
tilled James Dong and Lo tampon
ceompanled Mayol as witnesses
Nieves Iteyes I- another prisoner
Mun Naknik. found guilty of a out
inn affray at Peterson’s cannery at
vaknik and fined $.',<••» and Kiwn a
entenre i»j i\ month- He will serve
Ut his time at \ aide/.
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raetive pla< es to eat ; at the : ro
ale.
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Loggers Attention!
We Pay $13.00 for Spruce
GOVERNMENT SCALE
EFFECTIVE JULY 15
The following prices for Rough and Dressed Lumber
Are in Force:
Rough Lumber ..$36.00
Sized Lumber. 38.00
We Handle Brick and Lime
Cordova Mill & Lumber Co.
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