But One Issus Mow
Socialist Press Bureau.
There is but one great issue in
any campaign now and that is
the issue of plutocracy against
the people. A'l other progress ;
must falter till this is settled.
Plutocracy livst be overcome be
„ fore civilization can proceed
mush farther. All other issues
aro insignificant as compared
to ti»is one.
Therefore all people sl.o thl
Study tills issue-study Socialism
which draws the lines in the
real battle, oilers the solution of
our present problems and • pif i*■
the way to the next higher phase
of civitiz it ion,
The S‘ sudanl Oil trust made
a total of * 10_M0.»)077 in <ljvi
deads m ID 13.. Bat of courso it
would not do for the people i<
own the oil trust. It would break
up the home. It is so domestic,
you know, to s'aud by ami
watch the trusts g>ugo the life
out of your little cues!
The interstate Commerce Com
uneree Commission has granted
the prayers of the poor orphan
Annies again. The}' may in
■erea-e their rates.
But don't wax wrathy. T‘11?
is.necessary. 'I'he rai roads on
iy male sjiTo-7,007,0 )0 list year
•overand above all expenses.And
you see, unless tlu'y grow very
■ i i.di and fat we all would starve.
■ S,> buckle down and work hard
er and eat less. The trusts need
the money.
The Republican Party 13a!
■foe-led you.
fhe Democratic I’ariy ha?
Tailed you
The Progressive Party has
Hunted you.
pool them ; 11 this Full, Vote
for yourself.
IPs Petier to vole for ulna
you want and not get it just, now
than To vote for 'viutt v'oii uoni
want and gel it rig lit. away.
“Save your pennies,’’ sa\:
-John I). Uuckefclier.
Is there anything else left It
save?
The United Sp. U-s »s passin£
through an economic crisi:
which means freedom from sh
very to the people. Tire presen
hardship D line to the fact tint
corporations, not the people cm
trol government, ( Klein, n
“Standard oil or the People.”
h Lot the nation own the trusts
“During the last l'oi tv-liv
years, the Standard Oil has dis
tributed $600,000,000 in divi
dends to its stockholders an
the value of its shared lias in
creased from $1,000,000 to #1
300,000,000. Its annual profi
are $150,000,000, the Ouik i
which is divided by less tliu
twenty person who own a mujc
lily of the stack.—Henry Klei
in 'Standard Oil and the Peopl
Petrorrze 0*ir Advertisers.
Small no.ice has 'betfM <lraw
to the corpor itioii candidate E
W. Gridin, probably because his
backers recognize that it ie not
advisable to lot the limelight
rest on hi'.u and with reason.
Those people who are thinking
of voting to send Gridin to Ju
neau as representative should,
especially if they happen to he
creditors of the defunct Wash
ington Alaska Bank, siioiijd
think some more befuie they
east th .’ir ballot.
It was this same Gridin who
mauv days before the nunk fail
ed purchased a drnit from said
ban c for if20,00J and eleven |
lavs after tlie bank closed its
doors tie got hi- $20,000 back in
. tact.
Mow ti e one question which
you voters, particularly you vo
men who were robbed of your
savings by tire bank, should ask
yourac-lf befor j vert rug for Gridin
is why should Gritlln get all of
his money while 1 on’y get half
if mine. Also ask yourself why
Ivlopseh, M'Giwan, G-G’in, Me
Gin a, G-a: ko and that bunch
wanted Noyes fired. O ', yes! its
a sweet scented bunch that is
looking for your vo c. Ti.ey’ve
go', your bank roll and now
they are after vour vote an 1 any
thing else that, is lying around
loose. Do net allow yourselves
to be fooled into sending M«Cow
(,n and Gridin to Juneau to your
own undoing,
Socialist Meetings
J. M. Brooks, H. Ringdahl and
Dan McCabe, Socialist c ndidates
tor delegate, senator and repre
sentative, respectively will ad
dress the "oters of this communi-'
ty on the issues involved in the
campaign, tilling the following
dates:
.01 nes, Saturday, Oct. 24.
Chatanika, Sunday ,, 25.
Clear'-, Monday, ,, 2(’>.
!
Fairbanks ck.Tuesday ,, 27, j
Gilmore, Wednesday, ,, 2Q.
Fox, Thursday, ,, 29.
Ester, Friday ,, CO.
Fairbanks Sunday, Nov. 1st.
Meetings at 8 o’clock P. M.
Everybody urged to attend and
bv doing so will hear something
different from the ordinary poli
r i
tiical harangue.
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