STETSON H°Name HATS
The same quality as regular Stetson
hats with slight defects, Practically
unnoticable. Mostly all styles.
Price $2.50
Other Stetsons $3.50 to $6.00
Lipman Simson
The Home of Hart Schaffner and Marx Gothes.
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Grocery
294 Front Street. Phone 108
Next To Library
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OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION
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George and Charlie
livery Stable
Horse Trading & Freighting
to the Creeks
Office Second Avenue, behind
Keeler's boarding house.
JAMES CAIN, Prop.
The Square Deal
T. H. DEAL, MANAGER.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
merchandise, groceries
AND PROVISIONS.
We Cater To All
104-6-8 Second Avenue, near Lacy.
Phone 32 P. O. Box 634
FAIRBANKS ALASKA
BILLY GORHAM
GOLDSMITH
Watches Repaired
Cpp, Gordon's Glass Block
Cushman Street
First Class Accommodation.
Nordale Hotel
Year Patronage Solicited,
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; Fairbanks, Alaska. ;
OFFICE PHONE 191-A ffi
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ROOMS 50 cents AND $1
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FRONT STREET PHONE 245 A
MISS NELLIE O’LEARY
«
Many people were surprised last even
ing by a communication in the News
Miner written by oue Bernard Friss at
tacking old John Conna and others and
pretending to state that the said Friss
had a monopoly on Socialism. This all
pure-gold-Socialist should explain how
it comes that when he knows so mech
about Socialism and is so clean (1,000
fine) he was supporting others than
Socielists only a year ago in violation of
Article Section 3. of the National
Constitution of the Socialist part}’. A
notlier thing he might explain is how
he the all-pure-gohl—1,000 fine same to
be working hand-in-hand with the old
gang in the recent notorious grand jury
scheme. You are the one, I imagine,
who will have to explain to the voters
of this community. Can you explain,
Ben ?
For the rest, we would say that the
slanderous statements of Friss regarding
old John Conna will be resented by many
people who have known Conna for
years. The old man after living seventy
odd years and coming torough with hon
or has slanderous and libelous charges
published against him without any tauth
in them whatever. People who *know
Conna are satisfied that the wild rav
ings of Friss is nothing more than the
dripioes from an underdeveloped and
diseased brain.
MORGAN REFUTES SLANDEROUS
STATEMENTS OF FRISS
Fairbank, Alaska, April 1, 19b4.
Editor Alaska Socialist:
I would like to
have alittle space in your paper to reply
to the communication of that red-eyed,
mentally unbalanced, outi-reliigous fan
atic, Mr. Friss who has seen fit to use
my name as a traitor to the Socialist
party. The reason I withdrew my name
I
form the ticket of the so-called Socialist
! local, Fairbanks was on account of their
treasonable acts done at the school el
ection last spring in supporting Moody
a non Socialist for the records of the
voting list show thas he was amongst
the traitors. If Mr. Friss remembers he
was interviewed on Saturday evening by
Morgan and a witness and asked in re
gard to his name being on the ticket,he
answered in the negative and gave his
reasan, his name was erased immediat
ely. What for all th i s howl ? Is his
name as a candidate for council got any
thing in conjunction with the last grand
jury ?
I am still running as an independent
Socialist candidate in full and past act
ion against the traitors.
(signed) JAMES T. MORGAN.
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Watch Making &
Optician’s Work
DONE AT
Rose Cigar Store
Front Window
F. C. ADAMS.
LEST YOU FORGET!
(Continued from page 2)
man got a “square deal,’’ and there was
Marshall Perry’s gallant, fearless, bold
and brave, coon-skin coat, brigade—a
valuable auxilary,—all these “working
man’s friends” were contemporaneous
with the memorable Tanana Valley Mine
Owners and Operators Association, and
their efficient executive—Abe Spring, of'
tender memories. And, last but not
least of the “working man’s friends
were the John Hancock aggregation of
Fairbanks business men, for, didn’t they
affix their signatures so that the work
ingman might work,—ell? Neither has
the workingman of aforsaid Michigan
copper region, W. Va., and Colorado
coal fields any more “working man’s
friends, nor a brighter future than the
Tanana Valley peon—pardon, working
man, for work. What with our railroad
building and our enterprising local pro
moters peddling our vast areas of so-call
low grade placer ground which they con
trol in the Birch creek, Beaver River,
Big Cliena, Tatlanika, Totatlanika coun
tries, ad infinitum—English* capital and
Guggenheim will make many jobs where
before there were none! Not forgetting
the exploiting also of our water-power
sources, town sites, tide lands, etc. But
Mr. working man don’t frighten all
these noble exploiters away, and forever
put the kibosh on little old* Alaska,
don’t give this country a "black eye’’ by
electing Socialists to office! Because they
wont listen to reason. Remember the
good old days of Tweed and vote for the
"workingman,s friend’’—always. When
the persistent Socialists grow too strong
take no chances! Take desperate meas
ures—wheh the worst comes to the
worst it calls for heroic self-sacrifice!
Forget that as Good Republicans and
and Good Democrats you fought bitterly’
for years and years—for the spoils. For
get that! Get together, Repubs, Denis,
B. Moosers, Indeps., Prohibitionists,
suffragetts, et al, and do as your old
parties do outside—fuse!
So, be warned! Use your workingman’s
"common sense’’, forget the past and
combine! Fuse! Keep the .unreasonable’’
Socialists out of office. Rememeer Mark
Hanna’s axiom, "Leave well enough a
' lone”, and be guided hy your Working
man’s judgment—as in the past— and
continue to vote for the "working man’s
friend’ ! Workingman! Workingman!
At election time, watch for the "work
ing man's friend , don,t overlook
"Dads Dinner Pail and vote her—dang
it— vote her strright!
HENRY DUBB.
| THE CAMPION IS NOW ON
■ .■ «
(Continued from page 1)
i thereby. Mr. Peoples is apparently very
! class censcious for himself, but the vot
i ers should scorn any man doing the bus
iness that the Peoples establishment
1 does, who objects, as Mr. Peoples is do
j ing, to pay his just share of the taxes to
| maintain the city. Who profits more
1 from having good streets than Mr. Peo
! pies ? He uses the streets more than a
j man who works for wages but Peoples
| is a typical capitalist. He wants to see
! the other fellow pay the taxes and he
| reap the benefit; and to carry out his
plans would be elected to the council.
' He would then adjust the tax rate to
suit himself regardless of whether there
J was money enough to educate the chil
S dren of Fairbanks so that they can bat
| tie against capitalism in their fight for
| industrial freedom,
j He should be rejected.
BREDLXE’S
| Front Street
POOL AND CIGAR ROOMS
Next to Arcade Restaurant
; Fairbanks Alaska
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Bowling Alleys & Pool Tables
Moving pictures Every Evening
F. A. MARTIN, Prop.
is
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Our Prices Are Lower For Your
Clothing, hoofs and Shoes
THAN ANY OTHER vSTORE IN TOWN. GIVE US A CAUL AND
WE WILL TREAT YOU RIGHT.
MAMMOTH CLOTHING STORE
Don't Forgetl Don't Forgetl
To'have“yocr Wafct^Repairec! at
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Phone 28 A. Work Guaranteed. Phone 28 A.
Big Busy Front street Store
AMONG OTHER GOOD THINGS
The Coming of the Railroad will enable
os to sopply yoo with Fresh Unfrozen Meats
The Year Round.
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Fowl
Roasters, Broilers, Turkeys,
Sweetbread, Porktenders, ktc. etc.
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