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Pioneer Hotel
Oldest And Largest Hotel
In Fairbanks.
Warm Stables and Dog Houses.
DAVE PETREE, P«OP
WORKING MEN!
When Ordering Beer Should Call Eor
BARTHEL BREWING COMPANY’S
Bottled Beer
Made in Firbanks out of Pure Ingredients
Miners’ Home
Wines, Liquors & Cigars. Rooms, Steam Heat,
Electric Light & all Modern Conveniences
Opposite Tanana Valley R. R. Depot
P. O. BOX 767, FAIRBANKS, ALASKA.
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BAKERY
Wholesale and Retail Bread; Cakes and Pies
Ice Cream Parlors In Connection
Creek Orders Promptly Pilled
Hot Bread For Dinner
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SUNDAY” PHILOSOPHY
The Strange talk of Rev* William Sunday* Rev
vivalist* Many think he is Greater Exhorter
than Moody was*
Condemns Cards
“Cards," he declares in his famous
sermon on amusements, "are society’s
contribution to the forces that are push
ing the world to hell. Sow a card party
and you'll reap gamblers.”
Dislikes Dances
Sunday tackles the tango with equal
fierceness. “Sow dances and you'll reap
prostitutes,” he screams. “Oh, I tell
you before I get through to-night I’ll
rip that rotten thing, the dance, from
hell to breakfast. When I used to see
them dance out in Iowa you could get a
stick of cord wood between the dancers
now you can’t get a piece of tissue pap
er between."
Sorry for Doctors
Now Lord, we’ve not a delegation of
doctors down here to night. I wish yon
would try to do something for them.
Lord. They don’t get much chance to
go to church, because some old stiff
comes around Sunday morning with a
sore toe or a touch of the pip and keeps
them away.
Lawyers Especially Need Jesus'
Aid.
And then there’s a lot of lawyers
down here. Oh. Jesus, there's a bunch
that needs your help, . . . and there's
the delegation from Pittson and the
coal miners, and the car shop men, and
oh, Lord what they all need and you’re
ready to give them the best there is.”
A REFERENDUM
AN ACT.
Providing for an expression by the
Electors of the Territory of Alaska
whether they are in favor, or not in
favor, of a general eight-hour day for
all wage and salary earners, in the
Territory of Alaska.
Be it Enacted by the Legislature of
the Territory of Alaska.
Section 1. That there shall be sub
mitted to the electors of the Territory
of Alaska, at the next general election
held fertile purpose of electing the
members of the next Legislature, the
question whether or not they are in
favor of a general eight-how day for all
wage earners and salary earners in the
Territory of Alaska.
Section 2. There shall be printed on
each ballot provided for such electron,
in large type:
“l;or a general eight-hour law”
“Against a general eight-hour law”
“Note: Place a cross (X) opposite
your choice.”
Section 3. The canvassing of such
voting shall he performed in the same
manner as the canvassing of the re
turns of the members of the Territorial
Legislature, and the result transmitted
by the Governor to the next succeeding
Legislature, on the first day of the con
vening thereof.
Section 4.. In the event of the certif
icate of the canvassing board shall show
that a majority of the electors have de
clared in favor of a general eight-hour
day, the aforesaid next succeeding Leg
islature shall pass such acts as may be
necessary to cause such expression of
the wishes of the electors to become
effective.
Approved, April 29, 1915.
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