RY «ND MUSaUM
JUNEAU
THE
ALASKA FISHERMAN
VOL. 5, NO. 11
OCTOBER, 1928
20c PER COPY
THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES ARE NOT
AFRAID to tell you for what issues they stand. Be
cause of the personal attacks that are made on me,
I wish to tell the voters that I will not rest until ALL
FISH TRAPS ARE ABOLISHED. Let no one deceive
you about what I will do. My record is clear and
open. If you will give me the power in this elec
tion, I will swing the ^ax on FISHTRAPS.
FISHTRAPS are the great issue in southeastern
Alaska.
The Fish of Alaska should be caught by Alaskans.
OUR PAY ROLLS AND FISH MONEY SHOULD STAY
AT HOME to be spent in supporting OUR MER- r
CHANTS WHO CARRY US ALONG DURING THE
LONG WINTER MONTHS while the trapowners and
Filipinos are enjoying the picture shows IN SEATTLE.
The REPUBLICAN TICKET will vote for the
CONTROLLER BILL;
TRAP TAX BASED ON THE CATCH;
TO KEEP OUT BY TAXATION NON-RESIDENT
FISHERMEN;
ELECTIVE OFFICIALS TO ALL MAJOR OF
FICES;
SEPARATION OF TERRITORIAL OFFICES
FROM FEDERAL OFFICES;
EQUITABLE TAXATION;
IMPROVED LABOR LAWS;
COMMUNITY PROPERTY LAW—To recognize
woman’s part in life.
WILLIAM L. PAUL,
Republican Candidate for the House.
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