TO VOTERS
Reasons why you should vote for
Get). I). Schofield for attorney-Generab
1st. He hails from Seattle and we need
more Seattle office-holders.
2nd. if elected he will move to Juneau
and might stay after his term of office
expires and we need more population.
3rd. We don't know what he would do
in the Attorney-General’s office, and
uncertainty is always interesting.
Reasons why you should vote for
Geo. B. Grigsby for Attorney-General.
1st. He is endorsed by the. men who
have fought the Territory for the past
year—the attorneys for the Fish Trust.
2nd. He has made the greatest mud
slinging campaign in the history of
Alaska, and Alaskans love mud.
3rd. There is much uncertainty as to
how he would help the interests that
put him up, and it would be interest
ing to watch him.
Reasons why you should not vote
for J. H Cobb for Attorney-General
1st He is not endorsed by any political
Bosses; and no Alaskan should vote
for a man not so endorsed.
2nd. He has made good and done a
great work for Alaska as Acting Attor
ney General but the people ought not
to show appreciation of this because
it wis his duty.
Pen Mightier Than Mouth
YViekersham wrote enough of the
railroad bill to have Bill Sulzer mem
orize it. Sulzer sure has a knack for
memorizi'ng the other fellow’s "SIL
ENT” speech. If WickershatrPs speech
was silent, it is not now, because Sulzer
has repeated it all over the Territory.
That’s what the old prospectors say
up around Iditarod and Ruby.
It’s well for a good actor to know
his lines.
James Preeburn of Chichagoff will
carry Juneau with a high hand next
Tuesday. He will hold up the hands
of Hob Heckman on the Community
Property law which will come up in
the next legislature. Don’t forget him,
hard working wives.
NATIONAL
SACREMENT
Tuesday, friends, is election day
think earnestly and long before you
vote; eliminate from your conscious
ness all personal spite and realize that
your sacred duty is “the greatest good
to the greatest number/' Know that
the candidates mentioned in this pa,per
are of different politics. The proposi
tion is non-political and square and
honest. Go into the booth and there
alone with your conscience and your
God make the cross in front of the
names of those who will best se.ve
this long *forgot ten but not forsaken
Territory
OUR TICKET
FIRST JUDICIAL DIVISION"
For Delegate to Congress
WICKERSIIAM, JAMES
For Attorney-General of the Territory
of Alaska
COBB, JOHN IL
For Territorial Senator
HECKMAN, JAMES R.
For Territorial Representative
BENSON, MONTE
FREER URN, JAMES
HEID, JOHN G.
MCCORMACK, PETER C.
For Road Commissioner First Judicial
Division of the Territory of Alaska
EARLY, PETER S.
POST MORTEM
As soon as this election is over the
editor is going to settle a few scraps
with the following gentlemen who have
"Sussed” her during the campaign:
George Burford, Brandenberg, Harry
Daniels, Stacv Reeves, Sliter, Grover
Whin, John Spickeft, I. J. Sharick and
a few others. We've only taken all the
reproach and contumely because we
did not wish to hurt our candidates
but after next Tuesday we will know
no restraint so will start in on Albert
Berry at the Crafts Shop and go up
street and down until we have settled.