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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1018.
GERMANY'S SAILOR MURDERS.
When a German is civil he is eithe:
frightened or paving the way fo
further excesses.
And if this condition can last fo
generations, as it may. what of tin
attitude of the British seamen’
unions? In the aggregate, they an
the most powerful labor organizatioi
in the world, for they influence no
only the ailing of the British mer
cantile marine, hut the loading of tin
ships. Havelock Wilson, their leader
says that l.a.ono unoffending, non-com
latant British sailors have been mm
(bred by the Germans. He say* tha
for a period of years no German shi|
can load or unload freight in a Brit is!
port, nor < an any ship sail under tin
British flag with German sailors ii
it.; new Hi- union mean- business
and the;., again, are beyond the read
i• i the treat) making, power. Wal
St re* t Journal.
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WHAT IT WILL LEAD TO.
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If “wet homes under bone-dry laws'
become a part of nation-wide prohibi
tion we may look for such laws to 1><
followed by others of like kind w<
man suffrage, marriage and divorce
etc The so-called Jones auiendmon
t,; tin pending food survey hill in tin
n na;- i* intended to make the com
try "bone-dry ” The New ^ ork W orb
points out how this new drive fo
prohibition id to trouble variou
congressmen. The World says:
Both in W ashington and Oregon ;
great home industr) is growing up i
the manufacture of beers and wine
for home consumption which is a
much against the law as if made fo
-.i!» Some r.ii.eoti home breweries ar
said to exist already in these tw
slat* a Grocers specialize in the sal
of malt, heps and yeast, and machine
lor fastening top* on ln-er bottles ar
openly advertised and sold in grea
numbers Grapes, an air-tight ha
rel, hot water and on** month ar
\ oi<ed around as tin- sob* requlr
ments for a barrel of wine of “in
press! ve strength, while the horn
brewery turns out a beer twice u
strong in alcohol as the cotnmercu
article.
“There is no reason to doubt til
substantial truth of these report
There is better reason to think tin
they understate the situation. It
all in line with human experience tin
nut of mind, and any man in h
senses must know that an extension <
the same policy of repressio ov<
the nation will lead to an extensb
of the same conditions of food wusi
rather than conservation, and of
riot of intemperance consorting wit
lawlessness rather than the abste
tion which is sought ”
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THE DAY AFTER THE WAR
There is going to be something c
ing the day after the war Of eour
it is understood in military clrcl
there will be numerous details to loi
after the day the war is over—deta
like arranging for Kaiser Hilly's loi
vacation, and so forth. Rut in oth
lines there will be a decided spurt.
About five millions people will sta
to build homes. We know these f
i res are correct, because they ha
tolil us so. Carpentry Is going to cot;
into its own that day if there a
enough hammers to go around.
And the loaves of white bread th
will be baked. Time was when peoi
sniffed at white bread. The suit'd
has been plainly inaudible of late;
is doubtful that one sniff a week
heard now at white bread anywheri
But the old sniff will return the da
after the war is over.
Then there Is going to be a pr<
nounred activity in the Inch and
half beefsteak line. The null and voi
® steaks that we have been having wil
U i
j' be but a memory, and the sizzling o
D broiling steaks will make more nois
| than the breaking of the Atlanti
I against our shores
And sugar! The man who feed
1 lump sugar to horses will be let ou
7 ot jail and Dobbin will get somethin!
fj to gladden his stomach again Tei
will be tea and coffee will be coffe
cnee more. The cheek of the cars
I; reel lover w ill bulge again—-that eheel
which has been so emaciated of late
The cotton batting will be takei
[ off the multitude of pet hobbies whirl
j have not had the touch of rein oi
| spur these last few weary years. Bib
erty bonds will go away above par
j II will be too late to enlist then. Ini
many will feel It a lost opportunitj
not to have been among those present
Boats will plow the main with noth
1 ing to fear but hurricanes and ty
! phoons. Murderous desires can thei
j reasonably be transferred from tin
Hun to the baseball umpire. Tin
plaintive wail of the conscientious ol>
jector and the haunting howl of thi
i pacifist w ill grow fainter and faintei
in the soft night breeze, and thi
, | scented zephyrs from the woods wil
i carry to our ears the last dying whim
per of the exiled war profiteer.—Ex.
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WITH THK AMKUH'AN FOHFKi
IN FRANCK Sept. 1". The Freud
declare that the German* are consul
er.'hly excited at finding themselve?
1 fighting with tin American negroes
■ a detachment of whom ha\e occupim
one of the Vosges village
' The German* hdieve report tht
tin1 American negroes nit off Jin mu?
(•; their captives The negroes re
ceiltly had an example of Germai
treachery, when a German patrol at
’ tacked them after shouting “Kam
- erad They are now determined or
* revenge.
CONVICTS PUT TO II
BUILDING INTOENCHUNT!
4 PARIS. Sept. lit —Hundreds of non
' victs who have been con lined to t h •
1 j>ri. on at Santo have lioon placed upoi
' the work of preparing the entrenehei
4 camp of Paris. They have been di
4 tailed to work upon the militar
1 camions.
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1 Fresh Kver-Ready flashlight batte
ies I tin in -() Neill Co. tf
!. Tom Hubbert has just received the*
r Detmer samples, and has a large se- j
lection at $45 and $50. Look them j
i- over early.
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1 The Frisco Cafe Is prepared to serve
1 you any special dish.
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s Times classified ads get the results
: j CLASSIFIED |
Advertising
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Furnished Room*. Ap
ply J. Dineen, at Ulum-O.*Neill Co
Store. 9tf
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—An I. X. L. heater No.
14. Phone 59. lo-tf
FOR SALE—Sixty music rolls for
player piano. Apply Dyson, can;
Blum-O’Neill Co. lo-lt
FOR SALE—20-foot hunting boat,
I 4 horse, 4-cycle engine; new; $125.
Inquire E. J. Warner, across ball
ground. 5-41
FOR SALE — Household furniture, full
bod set. Edison phonograph, with
Victor attachment- Apply to Mrs.
Kasor. Apartment M or 4, Ball Park,
or phone 142-5 rings. 10*tf
FOR SALE—Sohmes upright piano.
See Edgar Davis or Thomas S.
Scott. First Bank of Cordova. 19-tf
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I'sc tin* classified ad column of tin*
; 'I'imes if you want results
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Cordova.
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large or small quantities
FRED HAEF, Distributor
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: Alaskan Grill
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JAMES & DOUGLAS, Proprietors
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’ “The Home of Quality and Attention”
10 The Popular Restaurant of (Jordova. Everything First-Class
11 Special Attention Given to Parties
1,, One Visit to the Alaska Grill Will Make You a
Regular Patron
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PLUMBER* AND 8TEAVFITTERI
Cor. Front and B Street*
Office Open Evening*
FRANK H. FOSTER
Attorney at Law
Room 1 Alaskan Hotei £
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E. F. MEDLEY
Attorney and Counaellor at Law :jj
Room 1. jf
Adam* Block CORDOVA, ALABKr '£
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The jol* printing department of the ’/
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! **st type face:; for artistic work ^
Slop at the
Hotel Golden
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McCarthy
Alaska
The Cordova
Dining Room
Next Cordova House
Just a little bit better place than
any other to eat
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Max Rosenberg, Prop.
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Capital Stock Increase
WEALTHY MEN, many of whom have
never been in Alaska, have shown
their faith in this wonderful country
by doubling their investments in capital stock
in the BANK OF ALASKA. This means more 11
than purchasing 100 percent more stock. It
means that every stockholder taking new stock
is doubling his obligation to the depositors,
the same as the present stockholders.
Bail of Alaska
with the increase will have
$170,000 CAPITAL
which is much more than any bank in the
Territory of Alaska.
You should show your faith in the country by stick
ing to Alaska unless you are called to the colors. Start
now in your saving and not only be prepared for all gov
ernment calls but be ready for the great reconstruction
period that will follow victory
Your good judgment in sticking to the country will
be further shown by opening an account with the
Bank of Alaska
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Order early, as wooleui art*
TOM HUBBERT
TAILOR AND CLEANER
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Steaks, Chops and All Meats Cooked as They Should Be.
All Fruits and Vegetables on the Market