Cout nued from 2nd page,
government, working men are go
jog to irsi-t on b mg elected to of
fice, not bowev, r f r tfce sake of of
fice, bui as a means to n end.
Theie is no cause to be discourag
ed but much to be thankful for, as
much good was accomplished by
cur purling a ticket in’o the field.
The great foe’s of the existence of
classes in society, and that social
ist5 propose to fight it out along
class lines, were brought out and ac
•centra el to a? great an extent as
was pi s-ihle under the circurmtan
cos; and that the Socialist p arty is
not open to any p,rop'sitirn look
ing to a deal or a l.ance cf any
6oi with any ether party or faction
or cancidate, was made manifest t
a.1. Ti e fo rty w s given a drill in
fee tics, lid it was purgpd of certain
disturb.ug elements that had to oe
ciiiaii ated bef ire any sort of con
yucive work was possib e. So tak i
.. ve-\thing into consideration,
K Clh , . .
, . ‘a have nu.hine to entL
] inn of, . . . L ,
• h1 hougathe showing
u aue was n* *. , "
■. . what was expecte.i
hv ie ny, the pa:. , .
1 ‘ emerged trow
tfce i a i.naign s! olCl T • ,
i = on,,,. and ln i,el.
•ter coao.tion tbau ever. *- j \
After Another
^ ^ irgir.ians have petitioned
the investigation of District
Jndg° Diyton.H i wi'l b* impeached
ior d incriminating aiainst labor.
Stray Thoughts.
Tne e'ection i* over and every
thing will settle down to the same
old grind. In the meantime the ®ys
tern goes on with its bankruptcies
and uncertainties for the little busi
ness man, its competition among
job hunters seeking for work. And
the big lellow continues to tal
the larger share of the profits.
The socialists didnoteleat any
body hut they made a ?h iwjing and
suece.eded in drawing the class 1 nes
One ol the strong point? of the old
party politicians is t o obliterate the
l.Sj line in politics and lay
g'eat emphasis on the election of
good men to office. The law of s<df
preservation always determines
how a man shall act aDd therefore
the-e are no good or bad men in
politics.
--
Before the socialists ear. e’ect
nny body in Fairbanks or any
where else they must first elect so
cialism as the dominant issue. T1 e
only man or women who did not
* brow his or her vote away on elec
tion day is the one who voted for
princinie.
The future belongs to tbe social
ists. We can eet alo*2 without
the capitalist*, that b the explo't
• '?, but we cannot gc* along without
’he producers, florae day the pro
ducing will assert its p >*er
and become the dominant class. I
Yes the .uture is np.rs.
Murphy The
] Uplifter,
Wolideyful nawe, indeed. Charlie
Muyfihy has reformed. He is not to
by ki.ked out into aat r darkness
Sf< hi!e the lamp h'dds out to burn,
the boss .of Tammany is permitted
to join tue ranks of the uplifters.
On that condition he is suffered
to stay, to do business at the old
stand, his territory limited to the ci
tv. He aiust cease to boss tha whole
state. Aiid he muet don the cloak
of reform, Henceforth ha will be
an UDlikertlike the rest of them.
A man with a quarter million
votes back of lijm is an asset of c m
siderable value. The rest of our up
lifters know that. They need him
in their businces.
Blum, rough Dick Croker, with
his bad grammer, was not tit to
join the upiifiers, His race run
he had to go intn exij*, Not so Char
lie. Charlie has acquirrd manners.
Sergeant Cram hag coached him
well. Charlie can sit at a dicing ta
ble In Delmonico’s and acquit h'm
self as well as any othsr uplifter
Charlie it permitted to stay and
work at uj. lifting.
W* can see hem taking a walk
outside oi the Millionaire Club on
Fifth avenue in earnest and ho
ly confab with that other eminent
upiifter, Seth Low the former Bur
gomaster of our town. They talk o
things heavenly and mundane of
the whole realm of uplift.
e listen to their edifying
conversation. The ex-Burgomader j
ia talking:
Yea, my dear friend Charlie, w> J
are joining hands from uow on irn
the uplifting business, Let me tel) j
you, there is the greatest chance
for you if you will help me in mv I
benevolent efforts to bier* our state
with a state constabulary force mp
deled after tfce force in I’eneylva
nia But you are a novice at the bus
ness. Take a pointer from me.When
pushing our little p:ecs of upLftine.
always talk of a state police that
checks the evii doers. That is the ap
proved style of u| li ting. Dnnt ever
slip to use the uglv term Pensylva
‘ Cossacks. Tbnt might spoil '.l.e
-lithe uplift scheme. So long,
C i rlia dear!
Harmony Hall
Lena Morrow Lewis
Will Speak at 3 P. M.
Subject will be acnouncsd in daily prrsa.
JOB PRINTING
AT THE FREE PRESS