> iBouck White
In Jail.
l3oucVWhit<\ rmiriister and au.
tl.tr cf 'ho “Callof the Carpen
'ter/’has been Sentenced to six
jncnihs’ imprisonment on the
charge of disturbing a relgious
nice ir.g. White and seven others!
•\veie i irested when they made a|
demonstration a the Calvary j
^Baptist Church, cf which John
P. Rockefeller Jr., is a member, |
and demanded that he be expelled:
from membership. Milo Wooimani
^ . was also given six months and!
Manuel Lopez got ten days, while j
the live others were put on probai ’
lion. An appeal will betaken, i
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Socialists Have |;
Clear Majority |'
It appears that in the recent'
-election for members of the state
.Legislature of the Transvaa',
, South Africa, only a few over
cr.ehnlf the members retired,
•while the others hoid over. rl he •
"House is composed of 45 mem
bers, and there were 25 to plect.of 1
which number the .Labor paityi
captured 23 seats and the conser
vativts 2, Iherpopular vote was!
Labor, 2(5,IP.',; Conservatives, 12,
305, .Nationalists 3,020, and about
3,500 scattering. The figures.!
show that some of the most pro-j
mment poiiticiars ai.d military
o diet i s \\ ho stood for election to i
tlie House suffered the most;'
crushing defe >t. In several* in
stances laboring men were vo ed
out of Jail and into the Legisla
te with large majorities.
.Miners’ Jdagazine,
Mak: Clean
Sweep.j
With a Socialist Local oi ly uvo
rn ontbs old at Crested Butte, Col.,
.the Socialists made a clean sweep'
agar a- the combined opposition, j
winning ITS to 1-iS. They elected j
the Major, tour trustees, mar-j
shall, clerK, treasurer and pol.ee I
,ro agi.stra.te.
Election 01
International
'Secretary & Delegates;
Tne result of the recent reler
, ewdum i-s tabulated elsewhere in
this issue results in the election
of the following comrades:
For Internationa. Secretary.
JA orris Hillpui',
i<\ r International Delegates
VictorL. Berger, Em.il Seidel,
Char es Edward Hussel, Oscar A
jneiir.ger, George R. Kirkpatrick
By an election just closed in
Indiana, James Oneal, 831 North
Third street, Terre Haute, has
•been elec ed national committee?
mm f,.r 1911.
HENRY JOKI,
BARBER.!
i
!
Front Stieet, Next to the
Mammoth Clothing Sto:e.
Seattle Spirit
In Fairbanks.
The morning following the ar
rival of the railroad survey com
missioners something over a
wee’* ago, considerable indigna
ti n was aroused among horse
owners who brought their stock
around for sale to the commis
sion for pack animals when it
w s found that a local patriot in
die person of a well known bro
ker, desiring to turn an honest
renny, had worked himself<inon
die deal,and was demanding*a 10
aer cent commission o i each sale
t his amounted to $20 per horse
vhich was q ait ■ a reduction from
he price that owners expected
.o, and had lx; n given to under
stand beforehand that they would
ret. ai d on so close a margin of
irofit was the broker ooing
business that he.wan tod »n extra;
>2.50 per horse to reimburse him |
tor his outlay on telegraphic tolls j
in | r.tting the matter up to the j
Commission in be >tt e some ti l ei
ago, though i is understood that;
different parties having horses
for sale, ad vanced money for that
purpose at the time. So when the
would-be sellers found out what
i.iudofa proposition they were
up against mos of them refused
to tu1'1-' he gaff, and led their
s ock back heme,
ihrougfi me efforts of Marshal
Erwin and others it seems that
the broker in ahe c se was autho
nztu in someway by the survey
c mmiosion to supptv a numb r
of p ck amma s mat th y w»u u
require in du-n Wjr» here, though
me impresssion was given out
here at the bme a« tease it pre
vailed hat >i was a whet y un
selfish move, exeer t in so iar as
jt WOu d redounu to the ggner i
g od of the c mmun'ty by dispo
sing of a i< t i f surp us horses in
the camp, and put several t’ > us
and d Otars in-o circu ati n*
l'he first day's business netted
the surveyors a no u t y head, when
they wanted 40 and were in a
hurry, s > s me ditfere o arrange
rn nt w as probab y made t r af
ter the fire day it became p ssi
b e to diS[) ise of stock to the c m
missiou without the intervention
of a third party.
Dawn of a Brighter Day
We see in the not aistant. fu
ture the coming of Peace on
earth, good wil. to men: when
virtue and character will ce se
to be sojd for go d, when laws
will not oe enac ed for the bene
fit of the few, but for the go d of
ail; when we will a 1 be lrune own
ers and not home matters tor oth
ers. I hen the gospel wih be
preached t jr.tne salvation oi the
.ooul ana ■ ot for the love of mo
ney. We see the coming of -lie
time when our women will cease
to a rag a cotton sack in the sou
thern cot on rieids, to mane profit
for the already wealthy Kite
ci&.ss.
Now fur wanting to es ab'ish
such a government, are t e inn
dels because we believe in tue
lull freedom of the human ac j.
No, we uti not oo ioi die clay
when we may bust’ the mighty
fust that has wrec ■■ ed and en
sl.v-.d o..r fuiv lar.d and country.
AGQODTHlNGtoKNOW
Hart Shaft ner & Marx '
CLOTHES.
Highest Grade Ready For Service Clothes Produced
Are Sold In Fairbanks at The Same Prices as They Can
Be Bought Anywhere In The States
$18, „ $45.
S i t i l so to 1=3 iro s.
Fairbanks’ Largest and Most Up-To-Date Men’s Store. 1
but wo do look to tbe day when i
we will all be stockholders in one
grand international trust. Then
will the brotherhood of man be1
established'on tarth. Stine may
not understand the teachings of
the International Socia ist Party
and canno grasp the truths of !
all the great blessings that will
accrue from the Cooperative Com
monwealth. One cannot afford to
be ignorant on.any vital question,
that concerns society, that holds
the alte tion and is indorsed by
our most eminent professors of I
colleges and also a majority « f
the students. All our wise tinan
; ciers use socialism on a small
; scale so as to eliminate campeti
j tion. N.o narrow minded person,
'can truthfully say it wont work,
f'*r ail.they have to do is to view
Rockefeller’s and Carnegie's
] great successes to prove that sys
1 tem is far tetter than chaos. '
Wm. E. Waugh.
i Socialism Grows
| Admits Gibbon.
But Cardinal Thinks Knights
Of Columbus Are Helping
“overcome This Evil”
I
1 8ili Century Idea'.
New Orleans, In the' cm rse of
1
an interview on various subjects,
Cardinal Gibbon®,of Bah in,ore,
was asked vvhat he thought of
the advance of (lie Socialist
movement, and replied, as fol
lows
Yes it is spreading and its dee
trines are being widely drsaemi
nated hut I am glad that s'eps
are being taken to oveicomethts
|and the lectures inaugurated by
I
the Knigh s of (.'alum: ua, arc
helpiur much to overcome this
evi'.
J “Woman suffrage, wed, \V"
man suffrage is not vet an aeceji
ten tact,” lie said, With a iparoin
'satuutuimi. •‘Women ii tvg “o'
>he time to devote o ifie o ugidc
world if they arc faithful to
iheir dome tA duties. M tcii
in >re can be done by women by
personal eff irt, by the if.net per
sist'lit influi nee which they j
wieid o"t.-i their -Oas, h ishand
and brothers, than by vot n
tlieuis dves ”
The Cardinal nl o opined ilia1 j
national p: oh Litton won d n v ;
StX) J3 t
DAVE PETREE,
PROPRIETOR.
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MINERS’ HOME
Miller and Stolcis, Proprietors. 5
Wines Liquors and Cigars.
Furnished Looms, Steam H ?at. Electric Light
And All Modern Conveniences.
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! bi I he heart Of The Quartz District.
B.irt Equipped .Roadhouse si‘ interior Alaska.
Comfort For Man .And Beast
,er Income a fact in this emu,try.
A~ usual !.e delivered a few re
actionary remarKs rex ,r ling .lj
jvnrie and said he would he over
joyed ifS<nat'»r Ifa.i d li’s ami
divorce tall-should hy any ch nice
become a law
■‘It is t.h ‘greate-* mistake in
the world,” he c nchided. “,o
i lituk that divorce and runar |
riaye are neeessmy, or :.h t: they
lead to hanpiue-s. ijov lead to!
\
misery and disrupted homer, tn
pitjattle n J ct of cli'iiiren. In '
South Carolina th re are t o di
votve-s; and yet the people there
re ha-py an I contented. What
is good enough for South C'aroli j
tta short d he good enough for I
h rest of tiie coun'fv.” I
NOTICE.
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