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The ladies tomorrow will exercise the privilege given by their emancipa
tion from boss rule. Without the shedding of a drop of bl<*o<1 they have been
placed on the same proud tooting as their lords and masters and henceforth
the masculine politicians will be compelled to reckon with them.
It may be not known to the ladies, however, that behind their hack*, men
are whispering that their votes will not be cast independently that each
woman will vote as her husband or father vote's. 1 his is a horrible calumny
on Ihe fair sex. but right now those superior members of the so-called sterm-r
sex are going around taking it for granted that every married man can con
trol at least two votes. It may be giving too much away to way that some ol
those wise guys absolutely have not the slightest notion that a woman will
ever vote any other way except the way followed by the man who gave her
his name and pays the hills. Kv«*n men now when they make a private can
vas of votes never speak of a women as a voter. They speak of her as the
wife of a Bunnell man or a Wickerwhara man and that ends it so far as .her
vote is concerned. They believe that the giving ol votes to women is doubling
the votes of married men and disfranchising practically the unhitched. But
that's just the way with such people always. \N hat could you expect? T ie
idea!
As President Wilson is the greatest friend Alaska has ever had the
people nt this territory owe it to him to grant any request he might make.
Aside ironi all controversial matters entirely, no matter what a man s pohtics
might be. it really looks as if there was nothing rise to do but to cast a vote
tor the democratic candidate at the election tor delegate to congress to
morrow because we are asked to do so b> the man who has reall} discovered
ms
Alaska.
It is no longer a question between W ickersham and Bunnell. The people
of the territory have been undecided because never before has Mr. Wilson
given expression to an opinion with respect to Alaskan politics. We .have
looked at him as our greatest and our best friend always but never before
have we had a chance to show him what we reallv think about him.
It is not the province of a newspaper to try to dictate to any man how
he should vote and this paper has refrained from making any such effort but
now that Woodrow Wilson has come out and stated that he wanted the help
of a democratic delegate in Washington it takes the liberty of suggesting
that every man who has the interests of the territory at heart should by his
vote show that we appreciate the work of the president.
We should all vote for Bunnell, not because he is Bunnell or not tnrause
he is opposed to W ickersham or anything else but bi-cause President W ilson,
the great and good friend of Alaska, has asked us to support him.
There is no use whatever in indulging in high falulin talk about it. It i*
a matter of the most simple kind. President Wilton has thrown the whole
weight of his power and influence in the scales in favor of Alaska. He has
started the territory on the road of progress and prosperity and he asks us
r.ow to vote for a certain man so that the aid of this man may be given to
him in the great work which he has undertaken.
The man. therefore, who votes for Bunnell will be returning thanks to
President Wilson. He will be showing his appreciation of the work of
Alaska's greatest, wisest and best friend. How can any one refuse to grant
Woodrow Wilson what he asks?
3mus frnm All
Jlarts nf the
u Knrthlanh a
The Princess May passing through
Juneau enroute to the south from
Skagway had on board 46 men from
Dawson on their way to join the first
contingent at the front in France. The
Princess May carried a banner on
which was inscribed "Dawson to Ber
lin—7,640 miles.’
Seward banks reports that the gold
output of Kenai peninsula which
amounted to $"00,000 last year, will
reach $7u0,000 in 1014.—Ketchikan
Miner.
The judges in Valdez precinct have
decided that one ballot box will i. suf
ficient for the fall election.
The Pacific Alaska Navigation
Company plans to enlarge and im
prove the steamship Admiral Watson,
at a cost of $1 >0,000.
A pan of gravel taken from bed
i rock on the O'Donnell river, Atlin. is
reported to have yielded $112 in nug
gets and fine gold.
PETERSBURG.—Hlaiy A. C. Gib
son. candidate for election to the ter
ritorial legislature left last Tuesday
evening for Skagwav where she will
meet with her supporters for consul
tation and outline her program for the
campaign.
Mrs. Gibson will speak at every
town on her way back. She has ha<*
her ballots printed and distributed
throughout.
From letters received from divers
party Mrs. Gibson claims a large
number of supporters. The fishermen
Total Resources
October 22, 1914
$179,910.00
OFFICERS
Charles K. Brown, President
T. W. Hawkins, Yioe-Pras.
Sidney Anderson, Cashier
White Doesrirg, Ast. Cashier
Bank of Seward
SEWARD, ALASKA
in particular are evidently strong ■
her favor.
WRANGELL.— LorT somewhere
back of St. Johns Harbor on Za remho
Island is Harry Johnson nr most likeh
htk remains for it is believed that by
this time be has died from exnoacre
if not from an accident.
DAWSON, Oct. 10—BovleV foe
large dredge No. 2 sank in twenty to
thirty-five feet of water in the Klon
dike river opposite Bear Creek Muff
at 1:30 this morning.
General Manager J. W. Rojde and
a large crew of men are at work try
ing to save the dredge. Mt. Hoyle an
nounce.' that the Klondike river will
he turned at a point near the mouth
of Bear creek and the dredge righted
and gotten into shape as soon as pos
sible. He hopes to have her in opera
tion again this yea?.
The cause of the dredge sinking *s
a mystery.
Some Alaskan has been seised with
a bright idea. He thinks no* is a
good opportunity to capitalize yack
rabbits in Alaska by canning them for
the European market.
WRANGELL. Oct. 22 —The can
nery and warehouse of the Kuiu Isl
and Packing company’s plant at Port
Beauclerc, were totally destroy ed by
tire early Wednesday morning. The
total loss will be about $S0.W*0. The
exact origin of the fire is unkno* .*n.
but it was first discovered in the net
room in the warehouse.
SEATTLE. Oct. 27.—The Alaska
Steamship company directors are ne
gotiating for the purchase of the
steamer Kansas City, as they expec*
a big rush of people to Alaska during
the next year because of the govern
ment railroad building.
Long distance telepnone booth at
The Branch.
\\ anted
Immediately
too
Citizens
of Sew ard
To make
monev on their
real estate
holdings
List it with us
We have a habit oi
selling everything
we get our hands on
WHITEHEAD
REALTY and
INVESTMENT
COMPANY
Two doors below
The Gateway
T. ft M. APPUCATION NO. 51«7h
mpartmnt of the Interior
listed Stales land Ofcfr
Juneau Alaska. September «. P»T4.
NotW I* hereby given that th» Pori Beider
Packing Company of Portland. Oregon, a cor
poration organised under the lawn of the State
of Washington, has made application la thte
office under the provisions of the Act* of Ctm
grem of March ft 1*11. nnd May 14. 1W*K.
amended hy the Act of March l 1H&. for the
lands embraced In C. ft Survey No 4*1 at
a trade and manufacturing site, mie lande be
ing located on the east sheuv «f Port Ilektes.
Herhu. Sea. A leaks., la fctitnde h K
min N and longltnde 15* deg. 44 min. W.
and more particularly deacrihed » foHowa;
Beginning at Cor No 5. W. C. Cor. dm
■ R I N chs.. on Une of ordinary high tide of
Port Heldea. thence dm K 15 cha.. te On
No ft thence dm N. Jt* chs^ to Cor. Na. ft
thence dm W. 11.15 chs., to One. No 4. te
line or ordinary high tide Port Heidcn. whence
low point at east entrance hears N IT deg
SO min. W_ thenc* meandering alteg the
shorn of s*M Port Heldea. fl> N. T5 de* 4*
min W. 15.55 chs.. (I) ft 15 dm «T ■**.**,
15.51 cbs., to Cor No ft the place o! begin
nine. containing an area of W SV ncroa. Use
Tar 21 dec 24 min F
Any and all peraoas claiming any imrtion of
said lands, or dashing tr prate* sain anplira
tlon or entry, are regnlred te IHe their este
adverse claims or proteat* under oath within
the period of the statute or thereafter they
sell! be barred. ^ _ _„ „ . , ,
C. B TALKBR.
flat* of Fir* Publication Sept 11. J*H.
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C.W. PALMER
KNIK. ALASKA_
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