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H4?MK KI1.K TlfKKT.
Ki>r T?*rril??n*l SiwUtUN:
)| B Lrf*KVRK of Skagway.
K V Vl.KNTINK of Juneau
For R?^wiil?'lvo:
JOHN RECK of Juneau.
MARTIN OLSON of Houglas
t'APT V W THOMAS, Ketchikan]
I, P HAWKS, of Wnagfll
Klsew here ??' are reprinting new?
pap?T comments from two Alaska
iifvoimixts showing the kind of
fight be: g made against the Home
Rule ticket by the democratic and
Stand-pat Republicans. The Fair
hanks paper, which was a strong
supporter of Gilmore, openly advo
cates supporting the Socialist ticket
tor the purpose of beatins the Home
Rule candidates In this action may
plainly be seen the methods of the
"Non-Part sans They are a com
bination framed up solely for the.
purpose of overthrowing the prin
ciples for which the people of Alas
ka have so long stood. It may be
that there are some individual can
didates on that ticket mho do not
understand the underlying motives
of that combination, but they are
woefully in the minority and if elect
ed will be helpless In preventing
the passage of la?s which will op
pose everything that is to the in
terest of the Territory
The danger which is confronting
the voters of Alaska today is the;
election of a ticket which will be
dominated b> the enemies of Home
Rule In a careless moment we
mat be led to vote for someone
wtio is a personal friend or a good
out that ?? have put men in office
who are utterl. unable to enact !
into legislation the policies mhich
the voters I \ e stood for all these j
years.
Just so sure ,is the Non-Parti- j
mii" ti ket is elected, just so sure,
will all legislation In the interest
of the r- il residents of Alaska fall
A few ma% not think so. they may
believe that they can withstand the
forre w hit h is combining to over
throw our long cherished principles,
but no matter how sincere the In
dividual may be. if be is tied up j
with the old gang he is helplei
That gang stands ready today, as1
it always has. to resort to any kind
of jobbery to defeat anyone who
has ever had anything to do with
Home Rule or James Wlckersham
Their siding with the Socialists is i
but one of the evidences They)
would side with anybodv or any
thing to stifle legislation in the in- 1
terest of the people.
This paper has no fight on with
the Socialists, we believe they are a
sincere body of men voting for prin
ciples which they think right, and
In doing that they are infinitely su
perior to the "Non-Partisans" who
are voting for jobs
? \VT H??M> T1I>K l,AM?S
l M.KSS IT IS I'SKO
.Indite I .voits made in important |
decision in the Fav-Ruhrin* case in |
Ketchikan last ?wk. Fay had title j
lo a pieve of upland, and when
HuhriiiK took possession of the tide
land In front of him. Fay tried to
dispossess Mm. The Court ruled
however that the possession of up
land did not carry with it the own
ership of all the tideland in front
of it hut only such as was actually
in use or necessary for a passage to
deep water .Tudfre l.yons had al
ready Riven sitniliar decisions in
other cases
Major Strong's new dally newspa
per to be established at Juneau will
bt> called the "Dally Km pi re
The Autis are circulating a cam
paign speech by the "Hon." Chas
Ingersoll. They have his title mix
ed Ingot-soil became a General
when as corporation attorney he led
a hatallion of claim jumpers out of
Keystone canyon just ahead of Kd
Hasey's bullets. In the speech of
O.en. Ingerjoll we find that he says
his party has no "antecedents."
That's too bad. A party without
antecedents will look as homesick
in that bunch as a spurless rooster
in a cock fight.
Have you noticed that the Skag
way lmprovement Society is deliver
ing t rws to man? home owners all
over the city. Within a few years,
when those trees are adding their
loveliness to the natural beauties of
this city, we will rise up and call
(hose women blessed who today are
doing the work that the men have
neglected all thc*e years. And do
you know that In doing this they
are not in the least neglecting their
housework nor their babies, but are
preparing conditions which will add
iiappiness to their homes and con
tentment to their babies when they
I grow up
The Valdet Prospector wants to
| know how the voters of Alaska
stand on the presidential question
and suggests that a separate box
he kept for the registration of votes
Tor presidential candidates. The
l>aily Alaskan will furnish free bal
lots for Skigway if some method is
arranged for the counting Here Is
what the Prospector says:
"Owing to the fact that the Out
side press has taken the late dele
gate election as an endorsement of
Theodore Roosevelt, quite a num
ber of voters have suggested that at
the time of the election of mem
Iters of the legislature, a separate
l>ox be placed in the polling booths
wherein the voters may have a
chance to express their preference
for president. The Prospector will
gladly furnish the ballots, and only
regrets that the movement does not
exteud throughout the entire terri
tory in order that the real senti
ment as to the presidential candi
date might be definitely ascertain
ed."
samk ni,i? <;an<; still
KIGHTIXU HOMK HI LK
The Cordova Alaskan says that
(he go-as-you please Legislative
fight in Alaska is bringing forth
many peculiar combinations. In the
Fairbanks division there is a strong
inclination for the Republicans and
Democrats to refrain from placing
tickets in the field, and Instead to
support the Socialist nominees. The
idea in doing this is to prevent the
election of men cloaely allied with
.Tames Wlckersham During the re
cent campaign the News-Miner sup
ported William A. Oilmore, and this
is what it now sava on the new
more:
"We have sized up the Socialist
ticket to the best of our ability,
and we do not find the candidates
to belong to the wrecker claas
They deserve as good a show as do
the members of the Wlckersham
machine, and we believe they will
be given .1 fair show The Social
ists are the only people who are a
menace to Wlckersham ? the Dem
ocracy and the Republicanism of
Alaska are a Joke In the interests
of a fair fight and a more even
break than the people hare yet re
ceived, it might be well for those
who have not unquestioning faith in
our delegate to encourage the So
cialists a little "
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October 31
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( A tlin, Dawson Fairbanks, and all Interior
Alaska and Yukon River Points
H \M>soMM,V APPOINTED PARI- OR WMKRY tTIOS CAR*
are now in regular service tH*tween Skaguay and White Hoiw. The ram are
designed especially with a view to comfort, affording an op|w>rtiinity to view the
scenery over the faironp White I'as* to the hes?t advantage, and ar?? e<jnipp*d
with spacious individual leather chairo, writing desk*. card taMm and drewdng
Regular[Sailings lx*lwrrn White Horse and Dawson on Commodiou* Gainer*
Conrtant Improvement in Service M Our Aim. a >"HHii>in InYiteH
For Farther Information. Apply fo
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