Vaidez Daily Prospector
PUIILISHKD By the
Prospector Publishing Co.
TERMS.
Daily Prospector.
By carrier, per month....$ 1.00
By mail, per annum 10.00
The Weekly Miner.
By carrier, per month 40c
By mail, per annum 33.00
The Daily Prospector and Weekly
Miner, by carrier, to one addross
only after September 1st..$1.25
The Daily Prospector and Weekly
Miner by mail to one address
only $12.50
Business Office and Editorial
Rooms, Phone No. 222.
HAT!"RDAY, .NOVEMHER 1 U I
PROOF
I
Tin* list of nuijlrihulnrs In
tin' republican campaign fund
«•! I'.Mi-i, preserved by Elm. r Do
ver, assistant secretary of the
republican national commit (ee,
was taken from Treasurer JJliss'
books. Presumably it is cor
rect .
The proof that the banks, the
railroads ami Mie proleced 'inr
leVests eon.lribujed I,he trrealer
part of lie Roosevelt campaign
fund is here presented.
The proof that the Standard
<>il conlrihnteil s | on.nou js (here
presenteil.
Tin' proof I lial .1. I'. Morgan
& Co. coiil rilniled s | 50.(1110 is
_lIn-iv presented.
Tin* proof Hint K. II. .Ilarri •
man raised #2 4ofOOo in New
York city ami turned il i 111«> t.he
campaign fuml i« there pre
senled.
The proof Ihal 1 ieorge W.
Perkins, who handled the funds
of (he Now York Lift- Insurance
Company and oilier big con
cerns, jltirned in *375/000 is
I here presented.
The proof thai Oeorge J.
Oould contributed #100,000 is|
(here presented.
The proof ihal K. T. Slules
hury, of the Morgan firm,
raised $275,000 in Philadelphiaj
is I here presented.
The Slandni'jd Oil ^njtere.s:isf
the Morgan interests, the Van-*
derhill interests, the (iould in
eresl^. the llarriman interests,
all appear then* «ats eonfrib'uU-j
iiiK hundreds of thousands of:
dollars. A list of the "Hi^ In—
ilere ;!.•>" and their allies and de
pendents al that lime would j
praelicaliy coincide with the!
names on llie hover list. II j
slloWji ill detail how I lie House i
veil candidacy was financed
from Wall slreel.
After nil I lie careful conceal -*
menl and passionate denials
ami studied evasions and com
pulsory explanations of the lii I
eight years here are I lie cold
figures of the eonlriluilions.
Il is an unanswerable indict
ment of ih republican cam-*
pa.gn «»f lltOi. The only dc
fenso anyone concerned can now
olVep is Ihal "there was no law
against it at Ihal lime." But. f
an>body's campaign in IIU2 were
managed as the Roosevelt cain-j
paipn wa.» managed in IDOi a
/r-'reat many persons would go to
jail.
SALOONS TO CLOSE
ON ELECTION DM
Jnd}*e IVh'r I >. < »\ i>i*li«>l«l has
issued ,u» order closing ull sn—
|imiiis in I In! Tliir<l judicial di
vision )»n election day from I lie
hour of |In* opening lo tin* elos—
iiiK of the polls. Heretofore
Ihiq lius llii! only division
in Ihe Terrilory when* saloons
have remained open on eleelion
day, and J he court deemed it
lies) that driukiiiK places lie
elosed oil Mini day. The order
ha* heeu lelcgraphiwl lo nil .lis
lant places.
Anyone knowing Ihemselve*
lo ln< indehled lo Ihe. Ilrui of Naf
sled iiimI dray are requcfled l«
>odlie willi Angun f'hisholm. If
FOR RAI/E-Chartcr oak healing
tove, large size. Apply Dr
"lockerlllo.
The Valdez Cafe Is one good
piace lo eat. , tf
FOR THE
SENATE
George E. Baldwin
CANDIDATE OF THE HOME RULE PARTY
If Elected I Will Give My Best Efforts
to Accomplish the Greatest Good to
the Greatest Number of Alaskans.
Extract from address by George E. Baldwin of Val
dez, to the American Mining Congress, Chicago,
October 27, 1911:
FROM OUR STANDPOINT CONSERVATION TO DATE
IS AN ATTEMPT TO GATHER ALL THE PUBLIC LANDS
OF OUR TERRITORY AS AN ESTATE, ITS FORESTS, ITS j
MINES, ITS WATER POWER, ITS WHARF SITES, TO BE j
MANAQED BY A HORDE, A DEVASTING HOST OF GOV
ERNMENT UNDERLINGS AN D WORKED BY OUR CITI
ZENS AS TENANTS, LICENSEES AND LESSEES; THESE
UNDERLINGS TO BE RULED BY A RETINUE OF OFFIC
IALS STATIONED AT WASHINGTON, THOUSANDS OF
MILES AWAY. ALL OF THE8E LOCUSTS OF OFFICIALDOM
TO CON8IDER THEMSELVES THE PEOPLE'8 MASTERS
AND NOT THEIR SERVANT8- WHY THIS RETINUE STA
TIONED AT WASHINGTON?' SO THEY CAN BE IN CL08ER
TOUCH WITH QUESTIONS TO BE DECIDED? NO! 80
THEY CAN BE PROMPTLY ON THE QROUND TO LOBBY
FOR MORE APPROPRIATIONS TO HIRE MORE OFFIC.
IALS TO LOBBY FOR MORE APPROPRIATIONS, AD INFI
NITUM, AND THEY WILL NEED THE8E APPROPRIATIONS
FOR SUCH A 8Y8TEM HAS NEVER IN PAST HI8TORY
PAID ITS WAY AND NEVER WILL.
FOR GENERATIONS WE HAVE BEEN DECRYING THE
HEARTLES8 GREED OF IRI8H LANDLORDS, YET HERE
IS A SYSTEM OF LANDLORDISM THAT 0"UTTr78HE8~THE~
MOST IRISH LANDLORD THAT EVER DI8GRACED THE
HUMAN RACE BY HIS RAPACITY A LANDLORD WHO
REFUSES TO DEVELOP HIS PROPERTY, REFUSES TO
LET ANYONE ELSE DEVELOP IT EXCEPT UNDER THE j
MOST ONEROUS CONDITIONS AND REFUSES TO PAY
ONE CENT OF TAXES TO BE EXPENDED BY LOCAL OF
FICIALS FOR LOCAL NEEDS. THE MANIFEST INJUS
TICE OF THIS NEEDS NO COMMENT.
ANNOUNCEMENT:
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE THIRD DIVISION:
I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Representa
tive to; the Territorial Legislative Assembly from the
Third Division of Alaska, subject to the will of the voters
of said district. I stand on a strictly Non-Partisan ticket,
and^if elected, will'do my utmost for the pood of the en
tip- district and work for the interests or Alaska in gen
eral. I am engaged in gold quartz mining in the Willow
ererlc gold camp, and^l feel that the mining interest*
sho 1 be represented in the Territorial Assembly.
Respectfully,
Knik, Alaska, Oct 7, 1912. MILO KELLY.
Vote for
R. D.GRAY
of Katalla,
Non-Partizan Nominee for the
Lower House
Returns at BufF®t
Complete election !*<•(tirnh will
lie posted nl the HlifTet Toot*-*
<lny night.
Mrs. M. Walters returned on
| the Sampson from a visit lo
friend^ on the outside.
Vote for
FRANK E. YOUNGS
For Repr«t«ntative
Jack Frost Has Arrived
i —
DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE
WINTER IS HALF OVER
Keep Warm and
Save Doctor Bills
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
WOOL BLANKETS
EIDERDOWN COMFORTERS
COTTON COMFORTERS
FUR ROBES
FUR COATS
FUR CAPS
MACKINAW CLOTHING
FELT SHOES
FELT SLIPPERS
FLANNEL NIGHTGOWNS
WOOLEN UNDERWEAR
MENS SWEATERS
LADIES SWEATERS
CHILDRENS SWEATERS
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Coles Hot Blast Heating Stoves
Copper River
Draying Co.
Freighting and passengers to all parts
of the interior. General Trucking
kid. Wood, - Proprietor
McKinley St. Valdez
|l«in> Hotel
SEATTLE
Cmas. Perry, mop.
the BESTorEViirnniHfl
IN THE HEART or THE C1TT
135RooHs¥ftrnBATH-50Su4PuRooKS
GOOD REASONS
The most progressive
store keepers all over tho
country use electricity for
lighting. YVh; i3it ?
BGCcilltio
It a I'^hter store, i
It. is cio.inly.
It LTivo'* loss trouble.
Ii doo-> not polluto thoair.
It lrn'.i:i ilsoh* readily to
nny ^pw'&l decorative
c*rect.
It e'uov/3 up colors to
nooti fici*' u f<.
*>;• ck> expert to
la'.k it ov?r .vitfi you.
I ALASKA WATER, LIGHT & TEL. CO.
—»—i—
Steam Heat Electric LigAu
THE COPPER BLOCK
Finely Furnished Rooms All Modern Conveniences
Good jiir nilCCCT G ° °d
Goods I nt BUrrtl Goods
Copper River Lumber Co., Inc.
ALL KINDS OV
Native and ¥ ¥ T]ViiD|7D anc^ Building
Puget Sound Li vJ 1Va13iZjJlv Material
CONSTANTLY ON HAND
Prices Right W. M. FINICAL, Mgr. Phone 1
Patronize a Home Industry
VALDEZ DRUG CO.
Drugs and Druggist Sundries
PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS
Telephone Orders Solicited Free Delivery
Ingram & Bush Dealers
Just Arrived Direct from the
Factories a Large Shipment of
INTEGRIDAD, Rex, Regali EL SIDELO, Senators, Millionaire*
SMOKECRAFT, Reina Victoria, Delmonico BELMONT, Monarch
REPRESENTA, Medio, Full Value, Madrid
Box Trade Solicited at Seattle Prices
Special Price To The Trade
We do a
general
Banking
Business
S* BLUM & ©■
— INCORPORATED —
BANKERS
CAPITAL $ 200 000.11
Bank in
rear of
mercantile
department
We Pay 4 Per Cent Internet on Time Certificate* of Dep**it.