> dedicated To Wick,
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ble Cuggienheim oalopus that ov
ershadowed the coast, so eciipsei
. the interior monopoly that tic
latter sank into nothing in com
parison and the former require
all his time to con bat, or will in
tell us that ho was never the en
emy of corporations- that he hr
pretended? In view of his getting
a law through rdeiving the t'ug
genheims of a mileage to.x o:
their railroads the latter is
more feasible .explanation. Am
it is well known that he has a!
ways made an entirely ditto,-a
talk in reference to corporation;
when O"! the coast from those Ii.
■made *
How. v or. the thin;? that mo.
intern ;ts workingmen is ick •
sham' r. cord on matters concei
mii;:
In tI'.c earh
r
l lie ; a up mmers u ere losing tht.
-amis o\ dollars in wages becuwi
t here was no r ’equate law ts
protect them-. i' fr. Wickw.d.ar.
in his campaign speeches, tear
fully prop; ;w! die miners limit h.
would get'lheii: a lien law that
would seem ■’ to them their v.
or never return’ to Alaska
redeemed tins promise iy y
/hem a law that experience ha?
proved to lie hide ur no h11e:
than the old one because it aers
not include the.’ grounu m ;
lien. This point was not o ■: r
ooked for Wic 1-1 rshr.m was i ik
ed durint: the debater’ on t! i il!
why he did not include the grourd
ami have a lien that was ty-od a
>m Thing. I, eras his pi ■ po f
fool the miner ; and tl-'ss i-'*' b
the g an! win (ii both tl.o miner.
and operators.
h os, \\ ii-kcrsham
<*f the workingrnan.
that before lie left
is a f: i<
H ?ho v( ■:
the bench.i
One
ml hiusii’;uo.
On May 7, V- 7 a suit for wag-1
ts amounting to -Sot'S was tiled
against J. A. Williams, an opera
tor or. 3 above .m Dome Creek.
Williams bad tlic moiiey to j ay
rrat in order to lie as mean as pcs
sible resisted and was required
io give a bond in the sum of 77.
-00 to secure lbclaims a,id coats,
'this he did by putting up the
cash and a the i< h the men won
their suit, it v.a.; appealed and
Williams was w.ed hi V.ickor
7ham as Judge, to takedown the
money ard substitute a personal
bond that proved worthless, and
•as a result the men lost every
ent of wage's due them.
ary judge with a sense of jus
tice, or who cared a rap for the
man who works for a living
, would have forced Williams to
im. -die money over to the men.
or have hold it so there would!
have been no possibility of it get!
t.in£ away. Shortly after leavinvj
the bench he again showed his'
ove forlhe workingman. During
die .cibor troupies ot tpe early
Spring of ItiCS, a great many mi
ners congregated in the Califor
nia and Minors’ Home Saloons,
as these were practically the on
ly place of refuge the men had.
do in order to drive them back to|
vork the grubpndd'leir t)f Fairy
ianks and ^he operators drafted
i telegram representing those sa
oons as hot beds of anarchy and
or.spiracy, and after securing'
Vickershanrs endorsement, sent
to Judge Reed at Valdez, with
■quest that he order the places
•osed, which request vas prompt
r complied with.
These cases arc ancient history
ut they show the kind of work
ig man’s friend Wickersham is,
md others could be cited, but
pace forbids, Wickersham’sj
vhole career since coming to A
*ska, both in and out of Con
:ress, has been one of evasion,
ubterfuge and duplicity. His val
irhle services to Alas’ a are
argely figments of the immagin
• tion, and why |icopln, cspeciallv
■ orking men. cannot see these
kings, and continue to “fall"
or his palaver is beyond our
-•omprehenmon.
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-i’ll 1,0 l.UilJ?', i "> :i: :'Ol llLl'iV
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Y.'e demand-that if there is
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l oiv.cljociy tell us a'w.it it, and
1 wv will demand that, t< o.
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Bread, is 50c. a loaf and meat
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Iron Workers Win.
i!;e Kansas City inside Iron
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German Comrades
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by the people On the other hand if
they supported the war, comparatively,
few of their number would bo killed.
And after the war waa over, their infill
once among the masses of the people
would be tr.vni’y increased.
1 he at ove i ■ my ■ .u.--v. as to (he wav
they reas )ned out die situation. And i
- h'-vo that; they were right. I iu:ieVr
'that World peace will come .; i.rer p(
cause 1 t their action,*
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