TIIU SJbiALIdi PRESS
Published m 20 L'liir 1 avo.
The Official Organ Of and j
endorsed by Fairbanks, 01- j
ne» and Clearv Locals, So
cialiit Farty.
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Saturday Ju'y 13.
In the last i -uo of the
sheet which comes oat inter
mittently and masquerades
under the extremely mislead
ing title of ‘Alaaka Socialist,’
there was a pipe dream ’pub
lished therein which would
have the public believe that
in the referendum of the
membership of the Socialist
party in Alaska, which was
taken to determine whether
Brooks or McCabe should be
nominated for Delegate to
Congress, that McCabe was
nominated and counted out
by the canvassing board,
which the Alasna Socialist'?)
claimed was dominated by
Lena Morrow Lewis. These
who know the personal of the
jboard know that this story is
pure fiction and even, gifted
as he is by such a vivid irn
magination, is not*believed
by Mr. Knowles for ether
reasons than the facts that
are well Known to him, but
for the enlightenment of lass
informed persons, we draw
attention to the letter of Dan
J-TXw v>iLk.WXjiv/il iO «_ ii»‘.-iit '^4.
on the last page of this issue
and which speaks for itself.
We may add that we did not
omit or add to the letter, a
hernieious habit that Knowles
has of dealing with signed
communications and which
he grandiloquently informs
the unsophisticated “is rhe
>vay ail newspapers do."
Knowles, this convicted
and sentenced Benedict Ar
nold cf the Socialists of Fair*
Jbanks is in business to hurt
the people who fired him out
cf their organization for dir
ty treason. Knowles, poor
fool, thinks he can make a
deal with capital to assLt in
the overthrow of the Social
ist party in this section. Poor
HENRY JOKE
BARBER.
Front Street, Next tc the
Mammoth Clothing Store.
fool again! Before Capital
p.i -to with any of its precious
roc'-s it demands to see the
goods, and Knowles cannot
show the people he wants to
employ him that he can de
tach even a single sympathi
zer, let alone a member of
the Socialist party. . !
Give it up Andy. Capital!
get on to your uselessness i
to them when the Socialists
I
dumped you. There is no!
chance ier capful to tniow ,
vou over for they will never
pick you up.
Many Socialists, in fact ’To
writer of this amcl-e was one,
voted for McCabe in the ref
erendum but Knowles cannot
point-to a single one ci i:s‘
who will not go into the com1
ing campaign with as loyal
and hearty support for John
Ivl. Brocks, as we would have ■
given to Dan McCabe had he
been the nominee of tber.ia-1
jorry of our party, and this1
Knowles knows.
Having in mind at the time
of the publication of Dele
gate Wickershanvs speech,
the fact that we might find
in it some matter which we
might find useful in the com
ing campaign, we read the
same carefully, and have
since read it again. We have
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an in rr:zCir.i* at any time, and?
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UK'V'l-.O
also read his platform on
I
which he expect? to go to
the Ilalis of Cervixes for
two more years. Without
making any comment on the
same, wo advise all readers
of THE SOCIALIST PRESS, to
read both of these Wicker
sham emanations carefully
as we did, and you will find
that “Slippery Jim” advo
cates something entirely dilf
ant in one to what ho does
m the other. We shail have
more to ray on this subject
later and will tell you why
dim did this.
ft is to he sincerely hoped
dial the ordinance that the
Court h is expected to pass,
llAr-O" 1 • ’1 . 1 T r% > "
d < v i K.fc - \) A J wV t i J.i o
in the city limits will cover
the .titter thoroughly.' The
owner of the nuisance which
exists next door to us, at the
time he expressed his disap
proval cf his neighbors’ ac
tion in complaning of him
mixed in with the abuse that
he distributed pretty
f|,,, i. ; <• 4
lll.lt It L
Christian
evenly,
ook the
Church
All we can say is that we
hope that the Socialist Press
will have better luck than the
Christian Science Church.
Notice, of Forfeiture
To If'! t C'rh'ovie'i his hei-s. oxceu
tors, iuin'i'.-itralc s ar.l assigns.
Vow are h reby notified that you arc
ini!, i tc 1 to mo, the undersigned. for
your s hare of the assessment work
performed upon the Miners’ associa
tion on ft tool creek, a tributary to
Little Clmna, in Fairbanks recording
district. Territory of Alaska.
In order to hold your interest in
raid claim under the provisions of
section 2'!:!i of the revised statutes of
the United States said expenditure be.
in:r for your share of the annual as
sessment work and if within ninety
days aftci the last publication of this
notice you fail to pay to the undersign
ed, as co-owner your said proportion of
the expenditure aforesaid and the
cost of this advertisement your interest
in said claim will become the 1 roperty
of tli undersigned as eo owner under
said section 2224 R. S,
1 .i.rs Westenvik.
First publication July 11. 1914,
Lust publication Oct. 10, 1814.
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Wholesale & Retail
Bread Cakes Pies
Ice Guam I’ailoi? In C< nrcclio n
Creek Orders Proaptlr killed
2ndAv. Phone 186
What'Taft Says
What we Say.
Bill Taft said at New Har
mony the other day: “Social
ism wit! destroy private pro
perty, and, therefore the in
centive to work.”
“Socialism does not aim
at the abolition oi private pro
party.”
“Socialism is not incompa
tible v;uh a wide extension
of private property.”
“Socialism would make pri
va*e property much more yen
cral than now by destroying
the power of exploitation
which makes a few rich and
many poor.”
“Socialism would not do
away with t ie private accum
ulation of surplus income,
nor, necessarily, with the in
heritance of such aecumula
uons.”
“If anyone wants to know
why Si c'a.imi will not des
troy private property, let him
read Spargo’s “Applied So
cialism.” We can stand your
jails and bull-pens but for
heaven s sake don’t torture
usby dangling your monu
mental ignorance before us.!
Anything but that. Labor Ar
gus.
Troops & Strikers ’
In B;g Battle.
Naples, It < ly, There has been
a desperate battle between the
w >n<ers and the police, The de- ^
tails are not at hand but it is cer
tain that two strikers have been
kil eJ and mar y seriously injured
It the fight thirty-six policemen
were injured. T he militia sheets
to kill. Eombs wreck railroads,#
telegraph lines are cut, cavalry
guards government buildings.
K ill The
Socialist Pulpit
Rev. Wm. Gnmble, who has
been conducting the Socialist pui
pir- in Saint Mark’s Church ire
New York city, has been inform
ed by the rector of the church —
that his work is to be discont.in- ■
ued. ri’h 3 reason for this is that
Rev. Gamble held memorial ser
vices in front of Rockefeller’sof
ces for the dead Col< rad > miners.
Exchange.
Move Forward
In England
A summary of the recent mun
icipal elections in England shows
a net gain of 80 seats to the Social
ist and Labor forces. There were
491 randitates nominated and
196 elected. Twenty-six seats
were lost and IDS gained. This
makes more than 200 labor rep
resentatives in municipal coun
cils in England. Exchange,
t
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