MUST ACCEPT
COLLECTIVE
BARGAINING
NEW YORK, Dec. 15 (by Associ
ated Press).—Charles M. Schwab,
chairman of the board of directors of
the Bethlehem Ste.el Company, at a
dinner here Saturday night, said the
successful employment of labor in the
future will rest more than ever upon
the recognition of the right of collec
tive bargaining. He did not believe,
he declared, that the world, and espe
cially the United States, would be
overcome by Bolshevism,
MISSING STEAMER IS
ASHORE NEAR TOKIO
SEATTLE, Dec. 15 (by Associated
Press).—The steamship Seoul, which
left Seattle in November 17 for Ma
nila, is ashore ten miles north of the
Bay of Tokio, Japan.
Fresh Ever-Ready Flashlight Bat
teries, all sizes. Blum-O’Neill Co. 3-tf
RAILROAD BILL
MUST SUCCEED
SAYSSENATOR
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1&. (by Associ
ated Press).—Senator Cummings, in|
urging the senate to speedy action on|
his railroad bill, declared that two
thirds of the railroads of the country
would be in the hands of receivers
within a month after they were re
turned to private ownership unless
effective railroad legislation were en
acted by congress.
MUCH SMALLER ACREAGE
IN WHEAT THAN LAST YEAR
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15 (by Asso
ciated Press).—Thirty-eight million,
seven hundred and seventy thousand
acres have been sown to wheat this
fall, about twelve million acres less
than last year.
The district court finished its Cor
dova session this afternoon, and the
officials will return to Valdez on the
Northwestern.
Mrs. Dunham’s home-made mince
meat at Finkelstein & Sapiro’s. 10-tf
MOVIE ACTORS
IN YACHT IN
FIERCE STORM
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MIAMI, Fla., Dec. 15 (by Associated
Press).—The Yacht Gray Duck, carry
ing David W. Griffiths and a party
of thirty-six motion picture actors, ar
rived at Nassau this morning, four
days overdue. The party had been
without food for three days.
The yacht encountered a storm
which almost capsized her. Her pilot
was injured and others were forced to
take their turn at the wheel.
Submarine chasers and airplanes
had been searching for the party since
Saturday.
HARVARD IS PREPARING
FOR NEW YEAR’S GAME
CAMBRIDE, Mass., Dec. 15 (by As
sociated Press).—The Harvard football
eleven has resumed practice for its
game with Oregon on New Year’s day
at Pasadena, Cal. Information is also
being received as Oregon’s style.
At the fisheries hearing just con
cluded at Seattle, Governor Riggs
made the statement that it was time
that the fisheries of Alaska be turned
over to the people of the territory.
This is a statement that we all agree
to. Alaska fish for Alaskans should
be our slogan.—Douglas News.
If you change your address, do not
notify the carrier boy—report your
new address to the office.
Delicious mince pie at the City j
Bakery. Ifi-tf
HIGHER COURT
REFUSES TO
REVIEW CASE
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 15 (by Associ
ited Press).—The United States su
preme court today refused to review
the decision of the supreme court of
the state of Washington, holding as
unconstitutional a state statute of
1917, prohibiting the possession within
the state during the closed season of
salmon caught beyond the three-mile
limit.
The decision of the state court,
which is thus allowed to stand, held
the law to be an interference with in
terstate and foreign commerce.
Rose-T rimmed.
Roses are used to crente lines on the
surface of the gowns. They are made
pf satin, of crystals, of panne velvet.
I'hey are swung around the deepest
irinholes, they outline the apron ef
fect. They are dropped from waist
to ankles in straight lines to accentu
ate the movement of the skirt drapery.
I'hey swing from one hip across the
front and up to the end of the spine.
I'hey are placed across the front of the
podies like the modern Sam Browne
Pelt, which is merely an adaptation of
the sash of ancient Europe to indicate
military rank.
Cuff Hem of Fur.
The turned-up cuff hem as a feature
of new skirts of narrow width finds un
usual expression in the street dress,
with a cuff hem of fur matching the
turn-back cuffs and flaring up-standing
coliur.
The Daily Times lob plant is
veil equipped for all classe of com
nercial printing.
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BRINGING BACK BODIES OF DEAD AVIATORS
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Bringjpg back to tlie United State® the bodies of Lieuts. Connelly andi
Waterhouse, U. S. A., the aviators whose plane was lost somewhere over the
Mexican border, and whose bodies were subsequently recovered, murder being
the theory of how they met their death. Our photograph shows tl*e casket*
draped with Old Glory landed from the U. 8. S. Aaron Ward at San Dieg*j
harbor. ]
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The gift that helps to make her
Christmas merry—then keeps
a picture story of the Christmas
merriment
If the one you want to please
already has a Kodak, there
are many Kodak helps and
conveniences that would be
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appreciated. Let us help
you. From our side of the
counter we are in a position
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to suggest.
Kodaks from $9.49 up
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Something “She”
Wants
will prove the most acceptable present you can
give. This store is cram full of dainty
Christmas suggestions, all of which were cho
sen to make man’s gift-buying easily accom
plished. Come and see how inexpensively
you can buy the gift she most admires, one
that shows you understand “her” unspoken
desires.
NORTHERN DRUG CO.
“THE DRUG STORE OF ALASKA"
“SERVICE” 1b our motto
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After the holidays we shall tear down our old store building and put up the most modern business building in Cordova. . :j:|
% iji; • To move goods TWICE Is as as bad as a FIRE! We have priced the goods in this sale so that we feel sure they will be moved only once, and that is to 'lOU. g: gj
TOM* WRROW ELECTRICAL DAY
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|f Six-Cup Westinghouse Electric Percolator $12.90
Nine-Cup Westinghouse Electric Percolator, with faucet, urn type, $15.65
Westinghouse Electric Curling Iron, with comb, $5.35
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