FROM WM. MALONEY
-“TO THE VOTERS OF ALASKA:
Having announced myself as a candidate at the Primary Election to be
Jield on April 30, 1918 for the office of DELEGATE TO CONGRESS on the
^Democratic ticket, I submit the following statement of my views upon political
Questions of great Importance to the people of Alaska:
If ultimately elected as delegate I pledge myself to steadfastly stand
toy these principles and do all that I can to realize their accomplishment.
I stand for the primary election law by which the people themselves
and not hand picked delegates with pockets full of proxies select the
candidates for office.
I stand for the rule of the people and am opposed to any and every
form of political machine.
I stand for a free ballot and an honest count, and for the principle
that a public official should exercise the functions of his office
in the interest of the public which he is appointed to
serve, without regard to party ends or expediency, and without intimidation
from political bosses.
I stand for the eight hour law for I know that it does not decrease the
total product of the worker, yet it gives him leisure for the enjoyment of the
fruits of his toil.
I favor the enlargement of the legislature power of the territory, es
pecially to include fish, game, and the control of all moneys collected by the
federal government in the territory, for the use of the territory; believing
■that such control by the legislature would be more beneficial than its control
by bureaus in Washington. And I believe that fish and game can be better
preserved and developed by territorial officials than by officials appointed
from Washington.
I oppose the creation and organization of counties in the territory of
Alaska at this time because of the vast extent of the territory, the sparseness
of its population, and the unjustifiable expense and unnecessary multiplication
of officers which would be incurred thereby. But, on the contrary, I favor
enlargement of the powers of municipal corporations for the purpose of con
ferring upon the people a larger measure of genuine home rule.
I favor appropriations for, and the speedy completion of the government
railroad, and liberal appropriations for the extension and maintenance of the
road and trails system of Alaska. I favor more liberal and definite provision
for the utilization of water power and timber resources to the end that pulp
mills and similar industries may be encouraged and established.
I heartily favor the two bills prepared by the Secretary' of the Interior
for the opening to settlement of the eighty rod reserve along navigable watei-s
and for free official surveys of all homesteads.
I regard the prohibition question as having been settled, by the decisive
vote of the people of Alaska and I favor letting it remain settled, and believe
that any effort to reopen it is merely a bid for campaign funds from the
liquor Interests. . j
I favor the encouragement of the mining industry by the establishment
of at least one government assay office in each Judicial division of the Terri
tory.
Upon the foregoing platform I appeal to the individual voters of the
Territory, believing that the principles therein stated are most conducive
to the welfare of the great majority of our citizens.
WM. MALONEY, Candidate for Delegate from Alack*.
JUNEAU, ALASKA, March 5, 1918.
, Good, clean, comfortable be&s by
Om Any, week or month, at the
Dunham Building, next door City
Hall. (West)
Mrs. Markham, Drop.
SECOND
FOOD CONSERVATION
SALE
FOUR DAYS ONLY FOUR DATS
WATCH FOR THE GREEN PRICE
CARDS
HOT SPRINGS VEGETABLES
15lbs. 91.6b
I X L LIVER PASTE
S Cans 91.00
Mrs. Porter and Mrs. C Fig Pudding
Brown Bread and Fruit Pudding
3 Qaas 50c
HKIXZK WOR8TKHSHIRK SAUCE
per bottle 85c
LIBBY PORK AND BEANS
per dux. $1.50 a cans 25c
TEA GARDEN MINCE MEAT
•mail tins 40c medium 91.00
large 91-75
SAW BRUSSEL SPROUTS
5 cans 91-00
LIBBY SWEET RELISH
2 jars 25c
LIBBY SWEET PIMENTO PICKLES
3 jars 50c
A large assortment of pickles. Sweet,
Sour, Chow Chow now on sale,
prices from 15c to 35c per jar
LIBBY CANNED SOUPS
per doz. $1.50 2 cans 25c
Canned Corn, Peas, Lima Beans,
String Beans and Kidney Beans
5 cans $1.10
CANNED CHICKEN
Half chicken size $ .00
Whole chicken size $1.00
LIBBY KRAUT AND SAUSAGE
4 large cans $1.00
P L U M S
Something tart — excellent for
sherbet
0 cans $1.00
MUSTARD SARDINES
2 largo cans 55c
PIMENTO STUFFED OLIVES
20c per pint
KICKSHAW TEA
Pound packages per pkg. 05c
Half pound pkgs per pkg 35c
LIBBY PRESERVES
per doz. $1.50—4 oz. size—2 jars 25c
IA)NG JELLIES ASS’T FLAVORS
2 jars 55c
TEA GARDEN ASS’T JELLIES
5 jars $1.00
LIBBY ASS’T JAMS
per jar 30c 0 jars $1.70
LIBBY MARMALADE
per jar 25c
LIBBY apple butter
5 cans $1.00
IMPORTED FRENCH SARDINES
Romantic sauce ala bourdclais
5 cans 4>1.00
A. Polet
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BYE AND BYE
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SONG OF REVOLT
I have builded your towns and your cities,
And over your widest streams
I have flung with a giant’s ardor
The web of strong steel beams.
I have carved out the busy highways
That mark where your commerce reigns;
With a hammer and forge and anvil
I have wrought your golden grains.
I have girded the rock-ribbed mountains
With rails for the iron steed;;
1 have clothed you, housed you, fed you,
To answer the great world's need.
1 have clothed you, housed you, fed you,
For thousands of years gone by,
I have stepped to the front when duty
Has called, and I’ve answered “Aye.”
1 have wrung from the soil denied me
Your toil of the golden grains;
I have garbed you in silks and satins
And fettered my limbs with chains.
1 have given my sweat and muscle
To build for you, stone on stone.
The place of ease and pleasure—
The hut I may call my own.
For a thousand years you've driven—
A thousand years and a day:
But 1, like another Samson,
Am giving my muscles play.
My brain is no longer idle;
I see with a clearer sight.
And piercing the gloom about me.
I’m seeing, seeing the light.
I see in. the days before me
My share of the things I’ve wrought;
See Justice no longer blinded,
The weights of her scales unbought.
I see In the not far future
The day when the worker’s share
Is more than his belly’s succor:
Is more than a rag to wear.
I Bee on the morrow's mountains
The glints of a golden dawn;
The dawn of a day fast coming
When strivings and hates are gone.
Ho, out of the vasty darkness
That fetters my limbs like steel,
I can hear the swelling chorus
That sings of the common weal.
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For a thousand years you’ve driven—
For a thousand years and one,
But I'm coming to take possession
Of all that my hands have done.
And cities and towns and highways
I’ve builded shall be mine own;
And Labor, at last unfettered, *
Shall sit on the world’s great throne.
(Melting Pot)
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ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT
Benefit of All Alaska Sweepstakess Fund
EAGLE HALL Wednesday March 13 8:30 P. M.
DiQEDlli
DAotUHiik
Fort Davis vs. Sourdoughs
BASKET BALL
Nome High School vs All Nome
Pygmies vs Midgets
--Other Athletic Excuts
Admission 50c Reserved $1.00
flake j'our reservations at Hill’s Drug Store
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ATTENTION
“RIGHT DRESS” “DRESS RIGHT”
IS A COMMAND THAT CAN ONLY BE OBEYED BY USING OUR
MADE TO MEASURE DEPARTMENT
Now Is the time to Iiave your measure taken for that suit
which you will want when the first boats arrive.
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We have over five hundred sam
ples to select from in worsteds,
tweeds, cheviots, iridescent fabrics,
stripes, plaids, mixtures, checks, in
green. colorings,. browns,. blacks,
grays, blues— that doesn't sound
much like a wool shortage, does it?
. . Well, these are just a few of the
many all-wool fabrcs you will find
in the samples that we will be glad
to show you.
No matter what size or shape you
are, we will guarantee a fit. .The
creative skill of H. S. & M. has
provided models for everybody. .WTe
have them!!!
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Choice Peaches, Apricots,
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Fig Butter 2 cans for 25c
Squash--Gallon cans, 3 for 1.00
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