YOU WOULDN'T
BELIEVE THIS
No sir, if it were not over his owt
signature you would not have believei
ti.at the man for mans years the
"One Qrea Man” of the democratic
p-rty, was down on education anc
schools and did not believe In fire 01
police departments, paved streets 01
cK-ctrlc lit,, fa.
IMPOUNDING THE TAILINGS.
Some think that the saloon-keeper
u* treated harshly. He Is not. Society
Is not as strlck with him as with
those engaged in legitimate business
Take the stamp mill,, for instance. It
is an asset to a community—a bless
ing to a mining camp, and yet the
st'iitijj min must, be careful not to
do Injury to others.
%ft takes in the ore-bearing rock
and stamps, and stamps, and stamps,
until all the precious material Is ex
tracted; but the refuse stuff that Is
left- the tailings—is it allowed to
pour these down into the mountain
streams? No, at its own expense it
* must impound the tailings for the
protection of the people who live in
the valleys.
Not so with the saloon. It is per
mitted to take in the priceless young
manhood of the community and ii
stamps and stamps and stamps untl
all that is precious is extracted, and
then, instead of being compelled ti
Impound the tailings at its own ex
pense, It is permitted to throw th
dlfgs of humanity out upon society
and society must take care of the
paupers, the criminals and the insane
who graduate from the saloon.—Win
J. Bryan.
"First the man takes a drink.
Then the drink takes a drink,
Then the drink takes the man.'- Ik.
"WOMEN VOTERS AND MENTAL
INCOMPETENTS."
That the wets are not counting verj
strongly on the vote of the territory
is clearly indicated by the contemtpu
ous reference to them in their offi
cial proposition, News-Miner Thomp
son in the Nugget of November 2 says
that the contention that prohibition
will prohibit in Alaska, wil stick >nly
w Ith possibly women and children.”
And again: "The pooplo who don i
drink and don’t want to rib up the
women voters and mental incompe
tents and pass a few which deprives
able citizens, the cakbone of the
country, of their personal rights.
If you want to read the liquor trif
ilc’e own admissions of Us lawk
ness in the past, its lawlessness in
the present, and Us threat of con
tlnued lawlessness in the future read
the "wet" article in the Nugget of
November 2.—Advt.
Advertisement
JAMES WICKERSHAM
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
HE STANDS ON HIS RECORD
H»is Going to be Elected “So What’* the Uee
CHEMACO RAGE,
EOES RE EUII
The cheechaco dog race Saturday
ftcrnoon provided lots of fun in a
number of ways besides giving many
who have been coming to Nome for)
vears and leaving in the fall an oj>-'
portunlty to see their first dog race.;
The- first team with Allan driver!
startodf at two o’clock and at two
minute intervals was followed by Vin
cent, Delezcne, Webb, Riley, Sep
apala, Milligan and Gale. The course
is to Peluk bridge and return. Rilej |
j won *n 12:49, with Delezcne second An )
13:02, and Anderson third in 13:03.’
i No racord was broken owing to the
act that part of the course was over j
sand. The course was kept cleur ■
and some sections of the sidewalk '
too by the energetic efforts of a corps
of lady officers who were fully em
pow.-M'd to act for the benefit of the
j tsennel club treasury. Their mode
I of operation was to find a man there,
| anywhere, every%vhere he might be,
! wtib money in his kick and then to
drag him before Judge W. C. Mc
Guire in Rose’s court room who fined
hint in proportion to his wad and
popularity. Everybody paid and no
appeals were taken. The efficient lady
officials were: Chief, Mrs. Krcd Ayer;
first lieutenant, Mrs. Kellogg; sec- i
ond lieutenant, Mrs. Downing; top
sergeant, Mrs. McGuire; first sergeant.
■ Mrs. A. Cole; second sergeant, Mrs.
; fom fevans; secret service agents
Mrs. Henry Burgh and Mrs. Kemp.
I
Pood for thought. Can you take
he chance in failing to give Wicker
eham bigger support than ever be
ore when such important question
| must be defended by him three days
j after election. The reduction of the
exorbitant freight rates. The bigger
the vote the bigger the chance in!
jetting the reduction.
BEFORE LEAVING FOR
THE GREAT OU'.SIDB
To Insure a pleasant voyage come
In and have-your clothes cleaned, pros-s
ed and repaired.
We make them look like new.
We make alterations.
We do cleaning, pressing and PS*
■ pairing for Ladies and Gentlemen,
We make and repair furs.
First class workmanship. Modem1
Methods and prompt service. Onoe a
ustomer always a customer. '
Give us your work. Satlafsotlen
guaranteed.
NOME TAILORING CO,
NText door to Segerstorm 4k Magna,
Jewelers.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF NOME.
I have secured the Tailor Shop of
j John Fcyrer. Ladles and Gents suits
; made to order. A large stock pf
Fabrics and Fashions to select from.
: Suits cleaned, pressed and altered.
All Work Guaranteed
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M. PASCOFF,
Cor. Lone's way and Front streeL i
When Ordering
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; We make a specialty of New
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