FOR SALE
FOR SALE:
Choice business and resi
dence property.
FOR RENT
Kurnlahed and unfurnished
apartments and cottages.
INSURANCE
Fire and marine, life and ac
cident.
BONDS
Fidelity and surety.
CORDOVA ABSTRACT and
REALTY COMPANY
ROOM t, ADAMS BUILDING.
Electric Wiring
and Repairs—
JOHN G. YOUNG
Leave Orders at Cordova
Sheet Metal Works.
Phone 143
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♦ And the Kates Are Eight.
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CORDOVA
MACHINE WORKS
E. R. GARNES, Prop.
Residence Shop
Phone 101-1. Phone 1*2
Machine Won of all Kindi.
Blackamlthlng, General Repair
lng, Horae Shoeing, Oxy-Acity
leue Welding and Cutting.
AUTOMOBILES
REPAIRED
Office and Shop: City Dock
Cordova, Alaika.
Out o’ Town Job! Given Strict
Attention.
J “BevoMIs_
It’s a drink that surely fills the bill.
Delivered to the trade or families in
large or small quantities
FRED IIAEF, Distributor
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Kiidric Liithtrd. 11 • t i >>
Baths.
. OPPOSITE CORDOVA GRILL, CORDOVA. ALASKA
PHONE 99
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NELLIE JUAN’S
SALMON PACK
CONFISCATED
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A legal battle to determine the
j status of atlM'.e; eases of salmon, val-i
I tied at $100,000, seized by the govern-]
ment on grounds that it contained de
composed matter, began in the United]
States district court at Seattle when j
District Attorney Robert C. Saunders
and Miss Charlotte Kolmitz, assistant, ]
filed a libel claim for the entire sup
ply, says the 1’oBt-lntelligencer.
Attorneys for the cannery company,
located In Alaska, in their answer
to the charge, deny allegations made
by the government. Return of the
entire shipment to its owners is
asked.
The salmon was shipped to Seattle
on the steamship Alaska on October
HI from l’ort Nellie Juan, Alaska. On
arrival in Seattle the shipment was
subjected to inspection by representa
. tives of the federal foods and drug
department, who then notified the de
partment of agriculture at Washing
ton of its condition.
On November -5 the secretary of
the department of agriculture tele
graphed Seattle government agents to
seize and condemn the entire ship
ment. The bulk of the salmon cargo
was seized on a local pier, but 571!
cases were found in tne warehouse
of a wholesale grocery company. This
company also filed a claim in the dis
trict court in an attempt to have the
571! cases returned.
So far as kn .v n none of tin salmon I
„ ! involved has yet been sold in Seattle,!
] although part of it was about to be j
Pi placed on the market at the time the
^ , seizure was made by tin- government
, o(H ers. Mr. S,sunder, el-tjnis. C-ov
> eiumcul i kriiihe n! Washington. D.
1 ..!! 1 e'on to aua'y/.c
’ sa m pb-: off):- . ■! ■ ■ ’ i -, : , i a;
I its condition.
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MORRISSEY WORKING
ON SEATTLE PAPER
Edward (1. Morrissey, formerly see
! retary to Delegate Charles A Sulzer,
j is working us a reporter on the Se
* | atth -Post-Intelligencer. Lieutenant
_ Emi! Hurja, Delegate Sulzer's former
| secretary, expects to lie discharged
from the army soon, and he will then
! again become secretary to the dele
! gate. Lieutenant Hurja is now in Se
i attle. In the meantime Secretary
Smith, to Congressman John M Ev
I ans of Montana, is also acting as sec
retary to Delegate Sulzer,
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Job printing at Daily Times office.
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Subscribe for the Daily Times.
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Subscribe for the Daily Times.
There’s a Season Why
People Go to tho
’FRISCO CAFE
DAD’S THERE!
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RELEASE OF'
OUR SOLDIERS
IS DELAYED
So far as procuring the release of
Alaskans from the service ami hav
ing them returned to their former po
sitions in the various industries of
the territory is concerned, the, terri
torial Council of Defense has now
bumped into a snag, the trouble being
these cablegrams is settled but little
money. It is this way:
Telegraphing costs money, and the
territorial Council of Defense is short
on that commodity. So far as the
Washington-Alaska military cable Is
concerned, no money is required In
the matter of communicating with the
military authorities who can be ;
reached over that line, but it is dif- !
ferent when it comes to sending a
message to any of the various mili
tary camps throughout the States In i
such instances the message must be
transmitted over other lines after
reaching Seattle, and these other lines
do not extend what is termed "O B.”
priviliges to the Alaska territorial,
Council of Defense.
The resuit of this condition of af
fairs is that K. .1 White, head of the
territorial publicity bureau, who is
acting for and with the Council of
Defense in the matter of attempting
to secure the release of soldiers and
sailors in order that they may return
to their former positions, is now hold
ing e;> several dozen messages while'
;; a.I mi.i,.i over lines other than the
Wa.-h ngt u \la.--ku cable is being de
termined. Ciovernor Higgs, who is !
now at Washington, has been commu
nicated with and asked to endeavor]
to make some arrangements by which
tth" oe ages may In forward) I
is t o i ii st ion hut t hat re
11■,i1■ s ran lie obtained bv tile oldiers
aim saituis in ease they themselves ;
make requests for their release lit it
is a hardship if they or their friends'
must stand the telegraph! tells for
information regarding their release.
In the meantime and until the mat
ter of who Is to stand the c ost of j
tiles,i cablegrams is settled but little
can be done toward securing the re- j
lease and return of the Alaska boys.
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ARIZONA PLANS |
ON CHANGE IN
FflRYMW
RHOl NIX. Ariz . Dec 30. The
Fourth A : slate legislature,
which (olive Mono 1 ■(
w ill he (• • * I ■ liuin: p !* a 1
and will he c A.'- I upon tor. ( i' A
suggestions of Oovenu t ...
t’amphell. Republican, for legislation.
The session promises to be an inter
esting one in this respect, hut the
greatest interese throughout the state
| will center in the action to be taken
by the Democratic majority in the
matter of (hanging the primary elec
ii.n laws.
The Deomcratle state central com
n itice, w lien organiizng following the
! - lion i*i November, went on record
I: vo mg changes in the primary
law tli.t will prohibit known mom
III ! ' o’-e p - I t V VOt ill", in I lie p i
11 - ol anolhor parly, it was claimed
' • I Id - defect in 111 • p: imar law
i' -p iy responsible for the defeat
•iii ;auerati( gubernatorial nomi
-- it liieb-r of t !'e ! I; i-in.-vat ic
in bet |., ing elected by large ma
it e .
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i i ml.
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WANTED—Woman to help In house
temporarily; waifs $5 a day. Rhone
3 V-s. ltrock.
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Mr. Business
Man
By the recent addition of many new
type faces and ether equipment we have
made ef eur JOB DEPARTMENT one
of the finest in Alaska. We are now in
a position to handle your orders with
even more neatness and dispatch than
before. How about that order for sta
tionery you were wanting right away?
Just step to the phone and call us—
we will do the rest.
Prices? Well—, you will find them
always RIGHT.
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Rocks—Sufotiurous Waters—Oils
%
—just as they come “Tli
Press ’ takea them on and
heats them. There never
was si.ah . 1 ‘ ■” wear.
'The mo '-breaking
[service niw.T, briags it
hack l or more. Miners find
i they do not leave to attach
leather hob-nailed soles to
their boots. Those White
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MINING MACHINERY jy IARIKE - HARDWARE cannery supplies i
Harmon machinery company, inc. j
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