WIIL CMS SHOWS IT IMS WIL Hj Mil
"There i« • CroUP of individuals
to whom the sovera,nont of the
Territory sh>j "d uiuiol;l'eted'y (be
tutru-"te»l—Joha Mar>Uai!.a J oh,
Kwfcstard, K'tdie Ru^eU, L'harley
iU-rrou, llroeiy Va'ectine,. (JJan
i ! sinl James Nviekersha'"
I at the botiom au-d
e-vcl' and I have named as fin
a li ::u h of s.>.-vhe«d>» a" ever in
fs'ted Weak and l>arre"
"horos. Scr'tch the bead of toy o
;h-.' >■ b'eutU""o4 and you will rlln
a-rcs* a sc •;> labeled 'DisiPPoint
od o'fi'e Setker* and these sc^bs
u:.j nut goiu< to heal ul>."
«hes,» are.tli.; word® of th* dis'in
i ■ i 'nd Mr U j -t-e CrUsby, used on
"V.e .' 'bU<. Plutiorsu in A'aska d"rins
hi3 c'mS'i'j-n wlli for eVtiomto the
»ifc at 'ite hand- of tbe Alas
£a voter.
D-.rii.s tiie Taft ad!"ini*tratiou
"here were two young men holdine
of. co a3 ii.o>uo;ican» in the Terri
tory of A'-oksi. One was George
Cr^iby. the U S. Attorney for lhe
se«o;:d jlldicia' divMcn a" .\o»'e.
r;ieciher was l»aa A- Sutherland,
I". S n:.irs;;:;l 1-t the first division at
J :u-au. i-**.d qualified a1* Ko
Il.a::? and received tlieir appoint
ment-' on the ."oco^'mendation of the
Koiuojitan r. Uio:>..t committeeman
M s-'rs. l<oui» P. ShAck'etord and AV.
U !U'~-att "were the Political dic'a
t"r- iAla-ka. "Hicy decided tbat
«> t tliise ifficiajs vv.is dish.
''::d the oti'.er ci^> was too hone't
0:i tne Sro"-ad t.'iat GeorKe GrISsby
i .1- for prosecution* for Personal
n-v • >.. he w removed fro'" offjc
-hsy a Wo lia<l Dan A. S'-'ther'and
the man ■\vi<o-s> honesty did not
at'ree with tho t.ktau- of the Alas
ka I'v li.iv.-al n. re,!'oved from
of." t.
Today 'the .Alaska voters find j
Geore Gri='fby and Daa A. Sutlier
laud (ruuuius for de'esate to coussre5:
Fui ijhe amazlt.b" Part of this situa
tion is thai Ceorb'o Grfssby now
e'ai"-* to be * Simon-pure democrat,
white lXiin .v.. .Sutherland remaincd
tr-e to his pany instinct, and is to- I
day the uuaiiiuious direct Pjimary |
ehoire of AlasK- KeP'-'blican-" for the'
highf't fc'Jft at the hands of the'
Alaska voters, in the face of thi*
Mr Gris-by, th"; '"an vr'.io C'ljJied t^i
on hi* Party., i.ow Prates from the'
;>"o I'-'tlic Plat. >.in uis "bartender
rwajl" reRardiiis »"cn v ho have
never asked P 'wie ofi'lee, with the
erxDeiion of .Mr. Kl!*tgard. who was j
a former federal official under a
KoiV^b'ican administration, aoid Jod*
Wickersham, who defeated the De,r-:
ocrat-s tu three of the hardest fousht
elections in th0 history of the'
.Vorth.
ro the evprJi'Stlnff credit of th
Pn-ent KePubll an organization in
A!i"ka,- Mr. Gvls8bv and his asPer j
ticiio have not bev-n accented. Mr.
Urj*sby i^ entitled to destroy the'
democratic party by Perf-'iniu^" 'hat
paarry's ton t-y his Presence, b"t ho
wi:; not b0 allowed to taint the re
pattan party by de'ertinj the demo
crats fotlowwi^R t;,jM election.
For eU'ht years a certain bai'k,
room assemb'y at Juneau has 6riPod|
^he democratie administration, and
filled the All ka of'icus in Alaska j
Today the Alaska voters from Ket
cMkaa on the south to Xo!»e on thej
r.' rth vi'l cast Mr. Grlgsby and hi
tical methods into the cl|«p{dor
alii - with i:is infamous wet Plank I
w vhith hin'se:f and cohert5 attemp
ted 10 Pa"s a" tae San Fi*in,ci*co
conve-ntiun.—Aia-ka Dispatch.
Work for Your Money
then
Make Your Money Work for You
Build up a reseive fund of your own,
W e pay (4) per "cent compound interest on
Savings Accounts and Certilicatcs Deposits.
It is much wiser to open an interest bearing
account with us toan to risk your money in some
speculation were the safety of the principal is at
stake.
You will be surprised How quickly the interests
accumulates.
DO IT NOW.
Bank of Alaska
TOILET SOAPS
We have a complete line of high grade
toilet soaps at low prices. Special prices
Jby the box and dozen lots. It will pay you
to buy from us,
P. H. GANTY
Full supply of fresh fruit and vegetables ex "SEATTLE"
Juneau, Nov. 1 —Advices received here late this evening indi-j
cute a clean sweep of the First Judicial division for the entire)
Republican ticket.
A carefull canvass shows that the Republican majorities will
range between two hundred and fifty to three hundred.
Senator Heckman wires that Ketchikan will go at least two to
one for the Republican nominees.
Advices from Wrangell and Petersburg state that the vote in
these towns will be at least 05 percent Republican, and Sitka re
ports 70 per cert for the G. O. P.
The Third division is safely two to one and Nome and Fairbanks
districts are solid for Sutherland, Rustgard and the rest of the
ticket.
Even hard shelled Democrats have conceded Harding's election.
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HI t'E! B1FE
Lcndon. Ooi. 28-SjlUa I'anlc
Uurst, who was arreted on October
IS*ou 'he u'iai»e of atten,Ptins to
calist.. sedition ic the BrltKiv navy
by editing" n> d P^Kis'-ine, a newspa
per called tl-e"\Voikora DreadnauBtit
in j)l bcxi.
When '"he Mai ea^uP in the ]
st est co11 it last Tlxursday .'lie sov- j
eminent brousht o«t that , Mrs. j
P.nikhurst w.i.tc a letter to Leniae i
whiih. had 'jcou seized, in. "liloli she j
had stated tiat the situation in Eng
was mo»t 8icuto b"t not ready for
revolution a9 ret.
Vote For Dan Sutherland
and You Vote for Alaska's
Good Reputation.
Sar. Francisco, Nov. 1 TUe iciu
era] o"tPut £ California for 1919 a
niiiiintcd to ! 9,1(*4>745.60.
This SUnl iaol'Udes only the crude
materials as officially announced.
CROWDS HEUR '
Fall CANDIDATE
i Seattle, 0°t. 18—Mr. c'hri«toiiso",
the Far"»er-Lal>or party Presldentia'
: candidate sv.tke before a iarce
: crowd of organised labor iu this city
I t
()pr:.\ HOUSE TUESDAY
aT THE SOCIAL CENTER
The Social C'ea-er will be open.
a 1 tsday e veal as for thos© who wish
to tpend. [ a socla1 evenjus' rwiU
sa-oips. etc. Ei^ctiOA TOturns wiU b
eivea. Everybody js welcome. come
anr have a good time
ELECTION DA>*CE TUESDAY
1 NIGHT.
Tuesday nlSnt tho Elks iljw Sive a
Jltrny dance In their ial1. Arranse
inenl> have bten road© to &ive
I the Election ReCTiTOP. Ever}'body l3
we'eome. Com® and have a sood
I 'ln'e •
B'lt'no3 Aire-1, Nov. 1—Advice re-,
ceived at 'Uo Stato Department ■
today says t.h.31 a revolution is now
under way In isolivia. , I
WILL SEEK 1
II
Scathe,• Nov. 1—Robert ' • Hun- j
ier, Alaskan pioneer. left hero Sat
urday for San, j-^iacisco vwhere he I
will endeavor iv> on-!i31 '■be supp-ort of
Representative f'urry for a consress
io>al iniqulry as to his charge
the Alaska ^ Engineering
commission..
Ii'jiner sttate* t&at an intolerable,
Hats of affairs essxit witli resPec'
to the governmental operations ,in th ,
Al'a-kn rai'roail 'oal mines at Chick- j
alone.
ITew York, Nov. 1-Gov. Smith
*iti.ed the extradition PaPers of
Jliss Brainerd >8st Saturday. It
was announced that the al'egod fcid
naPPer ■will be surrendered 'o the
*Va Linston! state authorities today.
A Vote for the Republican
I Ticket is a Vote tor Law
[Enforcement.
LOOK WELL 10 III BALLOT
VOTE FOB 1| AID ORDER
People in flfcacwway who hoa
jstly seeklns to do their fuJ duty m
Lho comlns e'e^tlon should think
iwicci before they vote for Grigsby
ind the party Of.liind M™1. We have
had eisht year" of democratic rule.
Mid the Preseat conditions la 9. B.
i'aaka as to Uw enforceroeat are tu
no wwi*e creditable to lho contjn
uat.ce of the Preseat reslmo. One
n£ the men who Is worklnK for GrlKs
Ijy Hated thai there were twenty
three Places in J"ae®-U where
the law is oP<?n'/ i violated.
Do you, Mr. or Mrs. Voter, want
■ci rote for ■». T>n or Party who in
3 iK. Alaska fa thwarting the will of
t-tro 'birds of PeoPle in famine to
at t.rce the law*? Mr. Grlgsby sa.vs
he Is not the c"*todlan of 'he mo
ral« c.f the com >nunity. If our offi
"trs and reiir. eenta'lves a.re aot,.
I ken who ifl? J>an a- Sutherland
Baya toat he »ta.ids for law enforce
ment and 'that lie assumes his fuH
share in th0 custodianship of the
mora!* of the .• >,nmunity.
"•'1)1» summer LAlaska sot a black
oye 1 y our lack of tow enforcement
Ai<? >ou KolnB to vote to mak^ her
oil'o"o In the tye» of tf the iwho'e
natMi? Do yo"r duty Voter, not onl
for your9elf. :>ut '0r Kood re^u
'mien of o"r gie^t territory.
LVMBER TAKES
A BIG TUMBLE
Seattle,. Nov. 1—The West Coast
L 'E^bonnen'3 Association, wMch em
braces all t]iu |"UU° on the Pacific
:oast has aasno'ttced a forty per cen
cut la 'h6 Price of al> Bradea of lum
bar. effective today.
London, Nov. 1—PontificiaJ! re
'l"iem mass was celebrated FridW
martins' in S*. Georees cathedra1 ove
the tody of Mayor Mc6w eeney. J*
.^i bscrlTie r»r Tae Dally Aia«fcan
TURKS AGAIN Al
j Wa^hin^on., Oct. 28—A.0001*11*115 t0
1 rePoria recoivci by the State DePart
1 ment today from Constantinople the
dePortaMan of the Arm©niains a11'
' Grrck' haa» been resumed b>* the
Turn.
S»n Francisco, Oct. 28—''"he St^aiu
ihPl Pre-Mdent' arriving in 6hl® Peit
fruni Seatt'e, lia» been Placed in
q arantine on ''amount 'of a. case of
"mail pox havlnc developed on, the
I voyage doyn. the coas*
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