DEMOCRATSOF
FIRST INDORSE i
CANDIDATES
JUNEAU, Feb. 26 (Special to thfe
Daily Times).—The Democrats of
Southeastern Alaska, at a divisional
convention held here yesterday, in
dorse3 the candidacies of George B.
Grigsby for delegate to congress; Jere
miah Murphy, for attorney general;
Thomas J. Donohoe, for national com
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mitteeman; Governor Thomas Riggs,
Jr., and John Noon, for delegates at
large to the national convention; John
R. Winn of the First division. James
Conners of the Second division,
Charles A. Derry of the Third divi
sion and J. H. Caskey of the Fourth
division, for delegates to the national
convention. There are also six alter
nates to be selected, but James Pat
te^on of Valdez is the only candidate
who has thus far filed.
The following candidates from the
First division were also indorsed: E.
A. Heath of Ketchikan, for senator;
W. W. Casey, Henry Roden and Dolly
Gray of Juneau and Dr. Walker of
Ketchikan, for representatives.
ADOPTEDlON OF
VICE PRESIDENT DEAD
J. _,__
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26 (by Asso
ciated Press).—Morrison Marshall, the
adopted son of Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall, died last night from acidosis,
aged 3 years.
OIMSTEAD DIES AT
MASSACHUSETTS HOME
BROOKLINE, Mass., Feb. 26 (by
Associated Press).—John C. Olmstead,
who laid out the park systems of Se
attle, Spokane and other cities, and
many of the world expositions, includ
ing those at Chicago, Seattle and Win
nipeg, died here last night.
Scarborough Pictures that please at
prices that are right. Over Cordova
drug store. Phone 14(1—3 rings.
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| WAR MEDALS AS “MADE IN GERMANY” j
Representative .Taiueff V. Mc
Ciintic of Oklahoma, told 'the house
the other day of the war 'medals is
sued by the German authorities to
, keep the people in a proper frame of
mind. He described seven.
No. 1 was designed to show that
America was npt interested in the war
and if she did enter she would be de
stroyed. No. 2 was designed to show
that America had few ships and that
they would be sunk. No. 3 conveyed
the idea that America was not neutral
and was selling munitions to the allies
and not to Germany. No. 4 dealt with
the sinking of American ships, Amer
ica threatening and Germany declar
ing unrestricted submarine warfare.
Nb. 5 was in derision of President
Wilson and his 14 points. No. 6 rep
resented the American rooster crow
ing over the Argonne victory and de
rided America for fighting for the
rignt of Chinese, Hindus and negroes. e
No. 7 was the famous Lusitania medal, w hich was made several days be
fore the Lusitania was sunk. On one side it pictures a scene in New York
city, showing a great crowd of people standing before the Cunard line win
dow for the purpose of buying tickets. The warning given by the German
ambassador not to sail on that ship is represented by a skeleton standing in
the ticket window. On the other side is the Lusitania submarined, half sunk,
and the German inscription stating it was sent to the bottom of the sea on the
7tli of May, 1915.
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