Arthur Frame, of Anchorage, is
a candidate for election as National
Republican Committeeman. He is
the man who organized the Republi
can Club in Anchorage, then incor
porated it, and charged ten dollars
entrance fee. This fee kept out all
the “common folk” and kept the con
trol of the “Party” in the hands of
the “best minds.” There is no
charge for voting for Arthur Frame,
but it will cost you ten dollars to
associate with him in “his” club.
“If you have the mon’, all doors will
open to you.”
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“When a savage puts on pants and
learns to love a dollar, we say he is
civilized.”—Wallaces’ Farmer (Des
Moines.)
John Frame tells us in the Ket
chikan Examiner that he is not en
dorsing any particular candidate, but
wants to save Alaska by “selecting
the best captain procurable.” The
fallacy of this position lies in the
fact that John Frame is a candidate
for National Committeeman where
his chief duty will be in selecting
candidates for federal offices.
He gives good advice when he
urges all citizens to vote in the pri
maries for, he says, “The selection
of the candidates is more important
than the election.”
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We just received a letter from D.
E. Stubbs of Wasilla, Alaska saying,
“A friend a few days ago gave me a
real treat—it was a copy of the Jan
uary Alaska Fisherman. And I am
cheerfully starting a money order
your way in the hope that I may see
another number.”
B. K. Wilbur, of Philadelphia, Pa.
whom many readers will remember
when he was our missionary doctor
at the Sheldon Jackson Training
School at Sitka writes us “Glad to
get the copy of your paper and en
cJose subscription. It is interesting
tc know that you are carrying on
this good work. I wish you every
success.”
Dr. Wilbur is one of the men who
is directly responsible for the ALAS
KA NATIVE BROTHERHOOD. Wil
liam A. Kelly, John Gamble, George
Beck, Dr. Wilbur, Rev. Austin are
names that will always be loved by
Alaskans who came under their in
fluence.
SCHOOL BONDS
Issued by the
CITY OF KETCHIKAN, ALASKA
6%
Interest Payable Annually
Amount of Issue: $100,000.
Denominations: $100, $500, $1,000.
Bonds Dated August 1, 1924.
Sold on Installment Plan as Follows* 20 percent down
20 percent April 1—20 percent June 1—Balance Aug
ust 1. Installment Payments Draw Interest at Same
Rate. Maturity: 15 Years.
Retired in numerical order on or after one year after
date at rate of $10,000, or less, per year.
For Full Information Apply
J. E. JOHNSON, City Treasurer
Council Chambers
CANADIAN FISH & COLD STORAGE
COMPANY, Ltd.
PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., CANADA
offer to the fishermen of Alaska the means of obtaining
highest prices for their halibut and salmon.
We have recently reconstructed our ice plant and
now produce only hard transparent ice which preserves
the fish one hundred per cent.
E. S. JORDAN & CO.
Now Located in Their New Quarters at Heckman Dock
Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Work.
Oil Burners for Ranges and
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LET US GIVE YOU A FIGURE ON YOUR WORK
Phone 113 Ketchikan, Alaska
JOE KELLY
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Across From Frye Bruhn
Ketchikan, Alaska
Home Hand Laundry
Newtown City Float
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Phone 112 Ketchikan, Alaska