LINCOLN [& LABOR
An honestloborer digs coal at
alout seventy cents a day, while
ti 5 President digs abstractions
at about seventy dollars a day.
The coal ia clearly worth more
tl m the abstractions, and yet
\v at a monstrous inequality in
>
tb • prices.
1 ismuch as most good things
ai « produced by labor, it follows
that all such things of right be
long to those whose labor has
produced them. But it has sc
■happened, in all ages of the
world, that some have labored,
and others have without labor
enjoyed a large proportion of the
fruits. This is wrong and should
not continue. To secure to each
laborer the whole product of his
labor, or as neariy as possible, is
a worthy object of any good gov
ernment.
As Labor is the common bur
den of our race, so the effort of
some to shift their share of the
burden on to the shoulders of o
thers is the great durable cuise
of the race.
The strongest bond i f human
sympathy, outside of the family j
relation, should be one uniting!
all working people, of ail uatioiis
•and tongues, and kindreds, j
Workingmen! If you do not;
vVant Knowlton on the School1
board vote for Taipale. A vote!
for Gillette is a cote for Know!
Your Work, My Work.
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There’s a future in store for the toilers
Who are doing the work of the world
For the flag of the new revolution
We have raised and have gladly unfurled.
There shall be neither masters and idlers
In the state we are striving to build,
But we all shall have work that is pleasure,
Ana with gladness each day wiil be filled.
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We can hasten that day or delay it,
For 'tis coming when all of the poor
Shall vote and shall struggle together)
Till they make their deliverance sure.
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SOCIALIST CANDIDATES.
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N., R. KING.
For School Director
M. TAP ALE
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The following rates ,vii! be in effect In Fairbanks
beginning March 1, 191 D.
BUSINESS PHONES
One-Partv I.
me. rer
Month.
.$15.00
Two-Party Line, Per Month.$10.00
Extension Telephone, to he used in same Business
Premises, Per Month,..$ 2.50
50
Extension Telephone, if paid one year in advance,
Per Annum. ...>13.00
Extension beli. used in connection with Telephone,
Per Month,.?
All subscribers now u-ing extension telephones will be allowed
the $18.00 per annum v.- , upon paying said sum in advance and
executing agreement --vith u-, at any time during the month of
March, 1915, other .', i e extensions will be charged for at the rate
of $2.50 per month, instead ■ > the former rata e; >5.00.
For extension teleo: . m- and extension bn! s a nominal ino’.aiiA
tion charge will bs made, m to exceed $2.50
RESIDENCE PHONES
Residence Telephone, Per Month.$5.6$
Where two or more persons reside in the lHame residence, the
names of other occupants of the residence may be listed, at the re
questor the subscriber, for an additional $1.0!) per nfconth for eit-h
narhe. ....
CREEK PHONES
Rates will be furnish id upon application,
These rates arc fikedin pursuance of Ordinance l^O of the Com
mon Conncil of the Town of Fairbanks.,. .,
Telephone accounts become due and payable tile first of
each month, and unless paid by the 15th of the month,
service will be discontinued withoiit notice.
Fairbanks Telephone Company
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Stop At
PIONEER HOTEL
FAIRBANKS
DAVE PETREE, _PROPRIETOR.
If You Want A Good Quiet Room
STOP AT
GOLDEN GATE
Fred Hawrren , Proprietor.’
’g Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Baths. Phone.
See Us For Rates.
Arrangements have been made
with Mr. MacGowan for hi# firm
■ to handle a free library of EtEnd
ard Socialist works at their new
store on Front Street.
Prices reasonable and we
Guarantee Satisfaction,
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BLSMARX, like all Germans, prized Personal Lwsrty
as the breath of lice —a Natural Ri.^at to b j gj«u«ie * ^
defended at any cost .. .Germans .’know -ta ore v-> no
in the light Wine3 and;beers.oi taeir xatners.
Evil Only To Him Who 'Mistlscs I hem.
Perth el Brewing Company,
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