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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1919
TELLS ITS OWN STORY
Every now and then, in the ordi
nary course of multitudinous events,
something is done which shows the
completeness of the trust people who
know the North have in the character
of civilization and chivalry that ob
tains in this far country. One of these
was brought to light the other day
when little seven-year-old Theresa
Guise was sent from New York to Fair
banks. Her relatives felt that it
would not be safe for this little tot
to cross the continent alone, so a sis
ter accompanied her to Seattle. But,
despite their loving care for th%, ten
der child, those to whom she is near
and dear permitted her to make the
two-thousand-mile trip over sea and
rail and wilderness road from Seattle
to Fairbanks, in the heart of Alaska,
midst the rugged and virile people
Who populate this territory and go
back and forth over her routes of
travel unaccompanied. In doing that
they very properly believed that they
were doing that which was perfectly
proper. They knew the people of
Alaska and had no fear or misgivings.
Little Theresa was safe in the hands
of those whose blood is red and whose
warm hearts are their governors.
VOICE OF THE ALASKA PRESS
Wonder who will get the first hig
mine on the Chickamin and open up
a route from Hyder.—Hyder Miner.
The officials of the Third division
are to be commended for their prompt
effort in suppressing radicalism in
this city this week. A few convic
tions and our radicals will learn that
the government and American citizens
will not tolerate opinions inimical to
good citizenship, if any man believes
the I. W. W. did a good job by shoot
ing down returned soldiers at Cen
tral ia, now is a good time for him
to keep his beliefs to himself. Loyal
Americans have lost patience with
these kittle cattle.—Valdez Miner.
Anchorage will form an i’Ameri
can” organization. Plans to the ef
fect are now under way by the local
order of Elks, which is itself distinct
ively an American order. Members
of the loyal fraternal order wasted no
time to acquiesce with the territorial
movement, and at tonight’s meeting
will arrange the necessary details.
The Elks have taken the initiative in
this Alaskan movement, promulgated
at Juneau, not because there is any
■apparent danger of the red menace
locally, but because such action is in
keeping with the spirit and traditions
of the order which is ever among the
foremost to guard the nation’s sov
ereignty.—Anchorage Times.
The local Alaska Labor Union says
it is not an I. W. W. organization.
We do not aoubt that is technically
true. But people do not speak of I.
W. W.ism in technical language. It
is not the I. W. W. organization that
is referred to in discussion, but the
I. W. W. principles. The Alaska La
mor Union here, since coming under
the control of strike promoters, has
circulated "the Forge and the Indus
trial Worker, and it has performed
very much like we wmuld expect a
regular I. W. W. organization that was
“boring from within” to act. By this
statement we do not mean that all
the members of the local Alaska La
bor Union believe in I. W. W.ism
We do not know. We do know that
people who have advocated I. W
W.ism have been speaking for the
union, and they are still, apparently
holding the reins.—Juneau Empire.
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