IF YOU ARE A
n • t\ • i
ositor
IN SOME BANK IN THE STATES AND ARE NOW DEPOSITING $50.00 A MONTH
YOU LOS P :-AIN INTEREST
DUE TO THE TIME IT WILL TAKE YOUR DEPOSIT If You Are Depositing $100.00 a Month You Lose $ 7.15
TO REACH YOUR BANK IN THE STATES If You Are Depositing $200.00 a Month You Lose 14.30
WHY LOSE THAT MUCH MONEY WHEN YOU CAN SAVE IT BY DEPOSITING IN OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT?
OUR SAVINGS DEPARTMENT IS OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
-FROM 7 O’CLOCK TO 8 O’CLOCK
resources THE FIR^T BANK service
over Ai^Tv/’YTTA ' security
$400,000.00 Or LORluVA satisfaction
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WASHINGTON, Sept 2». — “The
irony of fate was never so apparent
as in the workings of the Democratic
party. Had any one been found so
bold as to have ventured a prophesy
that the time would come when the
union soldier would see the entire
government which he saved, under
full control of the states which at
tempted to destroy it, he would have
Peon regarded as a candidate for the
asylum," do larod Representative Si
meon D. Fees, of Ohio, chairman of
tii,. publicity committee of the nation
al Republican congressional commit
tee, in a statement here today.
"That time is now reached. The
South tides at the head of the pro
cession. The president and his family
ate southern in birth and sympathies.
■ Ilis cabinet is also Southern, the
five controlling beads are front states
that have less than one-fifth of the
population and bear less Ilian one bait
of the taxation.
“The senate in leaderships and
working committees is Southern. The
house, from the speaker to doorkeep
er, is Southern. Seventeen out of
eighteen great committees are headed
by Southern men, us follows:
“Ways and Means — Kitehiu, North
Carolina.
“Appropriations Fitzgerald, New
York.
“Banking and Currency — Glass,
Virginia.
“Judiciary — Webb, North Caro
lina.
Inlet State and Foreign Commerce
—Adamson, Georgia.
“Rivers and Harbors — Sparkman,
Florida.
•Merchant Marine — Alexander,
Missouri.
“Agriculture — Lever, South < aro
llna.
"Foreign Affairs — Flood, Virginia.
“Military Affairs — Hay, Virginia.
"Naval Affairs — l’adgett, Tenues
aee.
"I’ostoffices — Moon, Tennessee.
“Indians — Stephens, TexaB.
"Insular Affairs — Jones, Virginia.
"Railways and Canals ItieB,
Texas.
"Public Buildings - Clark, Florida.
"Roads — Shackleford, Missouri.
"Rules- llenrv, Texas.
"Here are eighteen committees
those heads represent nine states—
>ne northern and eight southern. Of
hese the ways and means, judiciary,
tanking and currency, interstate and
oreign commerce, foreign affairs,
nerchant marine, insular affairs and
•tiles all have to do with governmental
ittitude on questions of policy; in a
cord, their function is policy deter
nining. The heads of these come
rum southern states — North Cari
ina, Virginia, Georgia, Missouri and
rexas. These states determine the
government’s attitude in policy.
“On the other hand, the appropria
ions, military affairs, naval affairs,
postoffice, public buildings, agricul
ture and rivers and harbors have to
tlo with not only policy, but appropri
ations of public money; very largely
the latter function. All these except
the first is controlled by the South.
The other large committees are more
generally administrative.
"It will thus he noticed that what
the country’s policy will be, as out
lined by the sixty-fourth congress, will
depend upon the influence of the
chairmen, not one single one of whom
comes from a stnte north of the Ohic
river line The committee on appro
priations is not a policy determining
committee. If it he our naval policy
the chairman is from Tennessee, li
it be our military policy, our chair
man is from Virginia. If it be out
foreign policy, our chairman is fron
Virginia, if it be our insular policy
touching the Philippines, our chair
man is from Virginia. If it be ou
interstate or foreign commerce, he i
from Georgia. If it be our immtgra
tion policy, he is from Alabama. 1
it be our merchant marine, he Is froti
Missouri If it be our roads, he i
from Missouri. If it he on railway
and canals, he Is from Texas.
"An analysis of the situation of th
"south In the saddle" is interesting.
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W. B Rowe has leased the Sewar
Peninsula railroad and will operate
i for the remainder of the season
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The Sea Wolf arrived In Nome n
cently from a trading voyage with
large cargo of ivory and furs.
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The new railroad town of Nenan
is reported to be alive with buHdln
'operations since the recent sale <
lots there.
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$2.50 per day.
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Vole For
Jas. Wickersham
1 For Congress
FOR
ATTORNEY GENERAL
OF ALASKA
George Grigsby
Election November 7.
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Mr. Workingman:
After reading the following
letter can you vote for John
Ronan for Senator.
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you pvisibly fit, not lstsr than . 1900 Ms is to recti vs
from you J:.00 per tsn hour dsy snd bosrd snd bunk-house free o£
cherd#, slku sn Association csrd which will entitle.hla to
doctors csrw end hospltsl treetaent free, should ht get hurt or
incur sickness while In your employ or In the saploy of sny neater
of our Assoclstion. Me understands thet he Is to hs*e nothing to do
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olth any unton federation or any othor agitators ■hataoooor, but
report dlractly to you laktllotoly upon ht* arrival tn Fairbanks
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violate the condition* h*r*lo oontalned, h* f»rf*tt* all his olsia
an you for •»ploya*ut or to tha receipt of an gReoolation card.
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