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ELM HR A. FRIEND. EDITOR VM> GENERAL MANAGER
■Airy V. Ho bra. President Frank L. Bailmnc, See.
•• aacond-ciara matter Snptambar ?, 1116. at tha Poat rtfBca at Saward, Alaska.
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LABOR MUST
HELP CURB
RAOICALS
(By A. E. Geldhof.)
WASHINGTON. April 12— What
can American cities do t<> prevent re
volutionary outbreaks like that Sea:
tie one recently experienced’*”
l asked the question of George I.
Baker, the fighting mayor of I’m:
land. Ore., who came east to welcom*
home returning Portland soldiers an.I
to attend the governor’s and mayor*-*
conference in Washington.
“Overthiow th«* radical element *n
the labo* organizations.” was his an
er.
“The municipal authorities in even,
city in the country should inve tigav
this question now. They should call *n
tiie conservative leaders, the same
m n in the labor unions, and co-oper
ite with them to stamp out the Rolshe
vist element.
\|o\ement Spread. Declares Mayor
Raker.
“Soldiers and workmen’s councils
are being organized all over this
country. Discharged soldiers who are
mahle or unwilling to find work u'.t1
leading in the movement. They are
nothing more than soviets, and th»*jr
aim to take over and operate all in
dustries. just as they threatened to do
in Seattle.
“If the movement had not Tx'ca
crushed in Seattle by a two-fisted
mayor and a newspaper that wasn’t
afraid, the Seattle Star, it would have
spread all over this country like wil i
fire!
“Labor must be helped in displac
ing the radical element that is trying
♦.» con troy it. Officials must keep cl
tab on all meetings held in their cities
They must prevent the distribution of
>editions and revolutionary doctrines
(HAS. GOLDSTKIN &’ COMPANY
of Juneau. Alaska.
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offer. It'our prices are not satisfactory we will return the furs and pay trans
portation charges on same both ways. ...
References; Any hank in Alaska. Dextor Horton National Bank. Seattle;
National Bank of Tacoma. Wash.
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SHIP NOW
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| and stamp out this evil the moment It
appears.
“The heart of labor is not in thi*
movement; it is led everywhere by a
handful of men whose ideas are rev
olutionary. and who would overthrow
this government if they had tie*
chance.
No Bogey. But An Absolute Fact.
“I have heard eastern mayors de
clare that this Bolsheviki menace is
only a bogey, and that it will new
get anywhere.
*'l tell you ii is not a hogey. It*;
an absolute fact out west, and it ex
ists in the east too, if mayors who can
it a bogey only knew it.
“The wav to prevent it from crop
ping out is to keep on the alert, and
to provide every man the opportunity
to make a fair living.
“The suiest way to precipitate *
Bolshevist movement now is to re
duce the wages of the working man.
“Our boys are coming hack n
thousands. They have hoard about the
high wages that they have been paid,
over here while they were fighting f >
their country in France. They are de
termined to enjoy those high wag »s
and some of the other things they
fought for.
“When the time arrives and the
cost of living comes down where it be
longs. it will be time to reduce wag >,
*but it would be a fatal mistake to do
so now.”
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TO REDIIC
COST OF
LIVING
I
DKN'VKK. COLO., April 12— Fresh
vegetables and home grown straw
berries will be on the bill of tare •">*
Denver home owners again this sum -
mer in the national campaign to re
duce the cost of living by utilizing
vacant lots of the city for war gar
' s
HAYK YOl SKKN
TIIK
POST CARDS
—AT—
T11KY RK HI M.MKRS
dens. There will be potato patches be
tween fine residences and tomat >
vines on the corner where you wait
for your car.
All this was decided recently by Ce
city administration when the offer of
last year to plow free of charge on.
lot for each war gardener was renew
ed. Along with it came the offer from
the City Water commissioner to sen
ply water to war gardeners at hul
mice.
The man lucky enough to own a
vacant lot or to have the use of it un
til the owners gets ready to build a
flat or bungalow is busy these day
studying the seed catalog and profit
ing by the mistakes of last summer.
Last year’s national war garden
value was $52.r>,000,000 and of 11 ;
Denver economist# had their full sha ;•
with the cooperation of the city. The”o
is every indication, according to ci \
officials, that the number of war gar
dens this year will approach the num
ber of 11)18 because of continued high
prices of foodstuffs. Hut the increa <
in building activity, suspended by t' o
war. it is said, will prevent the lfll?> ,
record equalling that of the provides |
year.
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The (’hichagof mine is operating
ami parties returning from there say
lhat great difficulty is now experien -
rd to secure living accomodations.
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l or Regular Port** 1 Aodlak.
l irst Ship i'or Anchorage* Due Seward Vh.uit April 17th.
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About April LMii,.
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April lOlh with I rci Jit & Uxploshea.
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Sailings from Seattle
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i about April Joth, or iCth.
S. S. ALASKA April ICth -!) A. M. All ports includirg j
ANCHORAGE.
S. S. NORTHWESTERN May I t- !» A. M. T< Anchorage. Th's sai'
ng is from Seattle t<> Cordova direct and
then to Valdez, LaTouche, Seward and An
chorapo returning south-bound over the
same rou*o with an outride rail at Heren
deen Hav.
Sn’dng; of the Mem .1 VnT .' d end A’u ’:a April ICth, are via
Southeastern A’a dcaand l* ir. e WilLern Sovnd «v>rts, both ways.
a. h. McDonald, Agent
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