Who Said
Rainbow Chaser
(Continued from *ast week)
He discovers that a few gene
rations ago the wealth of Ameri
ca was quite evenly distributee'
•‘and the work nearly all done by
hand; that the invention and in
troduction of labor saving machi
nery caused band production te
give way to factory productioi ’
and the independent band labor
er to become a dependent wage
worker; that the owners of the
industries took possession of the
entire product of the work on
and paid only a fraction of it
back to them in the form of wa
ges; That this surplus product,
earned by the workers, but Kep'
by the capitalists, has caused the
wca th of the country to gradual
ly gravitate into the hands oi
a few; that this exploitation by;
the capitalists of the larger por
* tion of the product of the workers
makes it impossible for the wor
kers to buy back more than ;
fraction of their product; that
the capitalist and their satellites
are unable to consume the bal
ance or to find a foreign market
for all of it; that the products
thererore pile up and result every j
few years in severe hard times
because the industries have to be
strut down and throw their men
put of employment on account of
(continued cn last page.)
The Ninety alid Nine*
--cqo—
Iheraare ninety and nine that work and die
In want and hunger and cold,
That one may revel in luxury,
And be la> ped in the si ken fold!
And ninety and nine in their hovels bare
And one in a palace of riches rare.
—ooo -
From the sweat of their brow the desert blooms
And the forest before them falls;
Their labor has budded humb'e homes
And cities with lofty ha is,
And Lue q.p 0\>,ns cities and houses anci lands,
And the ninety and nine have empty hands.
——ooo
Fut lire night so dreary and dark and long
At last shall the morning bring;
And over the land the victors’ song
Of the ninety and nine shall ring ,
And echo afar, from zone to zone,
Rejoice! for Labor shall have its own.
—Rose Elizabeth Smith.
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The following rates will be in effect in Fairbanks
beginning March 1, 1915.
BUSINESS PHONES
One-Party Line, Per Month.«pl5.0t
Two-Party Line, Per Month.$10.00
Extension Telephone, to be used in same Easiness
Premises, Per Month,.$ 2.50
Extension Telephone, if paid one year in advance,
Per Annum.$18.00
Extension bell, used in connection with Telephone,
Per Month,.$ -00
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the $18.00 per annum rate, upon paying said sum in advance and
executing agreement with u.3, at any time d iring the month of
March, 1015, otherwise extensions will be charged for at the rate
of $2.50 per month, instead of the former rate of - j 00.
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tion charge will be made, not to exceed $2.50
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Residence Telephone, Per Month.
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Where two or more persons reside i i the same residence, the
names of other occupants of the residence may be listed, at the re
quest of the subscriber, for an additional $1.00 per month for each
name
CREEK PHONES
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mon Conned of the Town of Fairbanks.
Telephone accounts become due and payable the first of
each month, and unless paid by the 15th of the month,
service will be discontinued without notice.
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