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NOME ALASKA, OCT. 4, 1S1S.
I — -- '«w • t-pieMlleaU Ulrttj
/•-■ -'**-*■ >or» a ml shake paw* I
-j,. .n the oeigtbor
ii i* ,'pp> I eddy once said
r.-*rd things about wobbling Wll
* • :.<-** during the stress
1 ** r ipaigr. and the Judg* wan mad
* hougr to ij) the worst about the
igb ri jer but be . ouldn'l think of
r.>thing to say that ha* stuck in the,
rnory. ilia rmod doesn't run to!
• And row they are going to
> i’ up and la- friends publicly
■ ■ml let it (a- hoped pnvateiy a* well.
.'i> beliew that they have met only
om.» *.nc« -In i rrip; gn of four years
go and that was tt the funeral of
wim mutual friend when they bowed
foi m.t )l> .rid passed on. Th* little
1* < oriferenc* today, if pulled off j
in good »’> i> according to schedule,
will get good deal of newspaper
space -■ ‘ ich is of course the chief
i' ,«on wt.. it is going to take place.
1 11 going to pull together i
gainst WMson Just as all good re-<
publicans should. And there will I/e j
no more row* b*ca.u*e they split the1
party and put the country at *h*
men y .jf mi so forth, and so on.
How • to-' a r.• w angler's rnaga
z s it will print no fiction, thus
jttmg off 11 r* : fisher men from its
list of contributor*.
><( Hughes might profit by the <-X- ,
iupie of th* French soldier* who ate
/»• .r,g off their I* 3rd* to help their
campaigning
AN AWFUL BUGBEAR
<>ftt.n< r th^ij now 01 then we heat
'!,< question asked in all sctiousness
m't th»- < (holies getting ready to
taw control 'A the country? This
■ioet> is usually made only In thepret
i n< i of people known to he protest
nts ot agnostic* and seems usually
to ta- prompted by a real concern for
thf welfare and safety of our coun
try. It wa* asked us yesterday by
n in1 < i gent man who in all other
/espectS is, so fa' a* we know, :> good
citizen.
V\ "U, jifi in full of trouble and toll
nd we might as well put In our time
answering this question as doing any
thing else.
Now, deai friend and brother, what
do the Catholics want to do with this
country after they g« t it? The Homan
' hutch is not a temporal power, t| is
religious institution. No body of men
ilive today knows the utter futility
tlcinptlng to combine church and
stale better than the highly trained
and acute minds of the Homan hier
archy. KspeclaJly so If th< state is to
attempt iii foist a religious system
upon a reluctant people.
Death brother, your alarm because
Catholics hold jobs in the govern
ment service almost makes us laugh.
Why shouldn’t they hold those Jobs?
Csuaully men who have brains
to get Jobs have brains enough
also to hold them. If one
fifth of our people are Catholics there
seems to he no reason why we should
not expect to find about one fifth of
"W oScebo*4eys also Cat hoi let
AMCktt bfcuacd lh'_-ugt,i occurs to
-jta ir ~ his ■ ore ctfna o ad that s» we
are liable to tad more than on* £f*h
of 'be o2i<-* botier* Catholics for the
reason that the latter '.as all attend
to their affaire »noiehearedij not be
ing worried by an arm} of phantoms
drilling r their minds a considerable
portion of the.r worfcjttg trouts Os
eiemeht of effic-sws.'- .» s cgie m.xsied
nes or concent rat,on.
tjne funds mental principle of out j
giorunii touB'.r) .1 tlu' the people
under its prot«r’ .ng aeg * < ,f the
aegi* don pro'ec* as seen* ioaht/a.
m these parv..e times} may serve
tied sect after the dictates of his
own conscience .and this Pengs prin
ciple. brother, applies to the Roman!
Catholics just a> truly as it does to
the Methodists or 'he Kp.istfsMas
When you say that the head of the
itoman church is a foreigner and that
the church has broag* «. n fore.gr,
custom* you si.> trul>. end what you
sa> applies eq - ) w-i! to the Metho
dists and the Kp.scopaJia we both of
which are of hugi.st, orig.n and cus
toms A-so let us remind you that
the Head of the Christian churches
was also foreigner t»i a Jew at
that.
We strong! - u*i»- ■ brother, that
you have a good de. . of our old Furi
tan slock is yoo'. It has teen said
that our high ; reverel Furttan an
cestors came to the inhospitable and
reck found shores <a ,'andy Cape Cod
in order to be at liberty to sene Ood
according to the dlcta'es of their own
consciences and to compel others to
do the same Those good old men
drowned a lot of women in the name
of religion sent ► ntiy William Fenr
down into the wilderness where no*
snugly nestles on the /nap the state
that bears bis name, and did a iot of
other thing* the meanest of which
»u to bequeath their narrowness and
bigotry to you nd m‘ The best thing
we can do ■* to get it oat of our sys
tems.
And now one thing more, just wait
till the Catholics seise our government
and then we'll hav« *orrie big doing*
We'll start a great big revolution,
that's what we will, and we wouldn't
see that time ,t we lived till the sun
get cold.
.. i in Nome is interested in
the movement for good roads and long
. if i; iroin Nome to the places
.u . it.. <nter should Ire con
nected. Trite subject will he covered
fully in the Nugget’s Pictorial Mining
Edition which will issue from the press
neit month Get in your orders early
and send copies where they will do th«
most good
The Bcwlmg alley for members only
will be opened this evening and for
the winter.
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TO GET THE GOLD
WE MUST HAVE ROADS
And to get the roads we must show
that we must have them. The need
for good transportation facilities il
lustrated by word and picture in th<
Pictorial edition of the Nugget Mining
and Lrredgmg Journal, how In course of
preparation, is one of the features of
the publication and a copy mailed to
the congress mat! of your home stat
or some other person of influence will
help in getting them- Send in yotn
subscription now. If you cannot use i
dozen, take a half dozen. If you can'
use that number take less but do nr/
forget to help the movement by send
ing at least one where It will do aom <
good.
Republicans should remember that
the number of Delegates to go to the
next Territorial Convention is based
upon the veto east for Attorney-Gen
eral.
Do you want Fifty or Ton?—Adv.
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POLITICAL CARDS
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Andy Anderson
*»e-t can Ofi data
ELECTION TUE6DAY. NOV. 7. 19 6
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
V. A. JULIEN
LECTION TUESDAY, NOV. 7, 1916.
CttAS. JONES
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOV 7. 1916.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
JAMES DALY
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOV. 7. 1916
OP. ROAD COMMISSIONER.
:
W. J. ROWE
Republican Candidate.
ELECTION TUESDAY. NOV. 7, 1916.
OR SENATOR.
TOM McOANN
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOV. 7, 1916.
OR SENATOR.
MARTIN MORAN
LECTION TUESDAY NOV. 7, 1916.
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We make them look like new.
We make alterations.
We do cleaning, pressing and re
pairing for Indies and Gentlemen.
We make and repair furs.
First class workmanship. Modern
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Jewelers.
Professional s
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. Home Cookin? a specialty ;
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PAID UP CAPITAL. 50,000
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