The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
Phone 262 Phone

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 For Governor
 MAJOR J. E. 4. STRONG.
 Both the morning and eyeniD Grannies are scrapping betWee' themselves again.
 The swine of Illinois are dying with cholera Some of those in Fairbanks are looking for noursh- ment al the public trough.
 \ saloon license was refused dur ing the week on moral grounds Couldn't some be revoked for the same reason?
 Cabins will be in great demand from now until after the meeting of the grand jury And then back to the haunts
 The Valdez trail will be literally crowded next month with witnesses in the bank cases Who'd have thought there were so many on the inside
 w. r. Thompson had his outing in the Reid investigation and learn ed it was not wise to know toe much. Others are learning their lesson now.
 A French fight promoter is organ izine a baseball league with the idea in view of playing for the worlds championship. It's all right with Us. They're good fellows if they can win.
 Reports from Valdez tell us that several secret service men are there to prevent jury fixing IL looks like Uncle Sam intended to get con viction in the bank cases if il is pos sible 10 do SO
 J. Y. Ostrander. of Valdez. is will ing to take a judgeship in either one of the divisions under the change )f administration, and failing in that he would be governor of the territory Shake up your pillow. and you'l sleep better. J. Y. Major Strong is the logical man for governor
 Stubs says that he will be the next marshal of this district That he has il in his pocket If the en- dorsement of Alton B. Parker and Tammany Hall can land him the plum no doubt the fruit will be his. but we reckon that the knife that he stuck into the back of the Com moner will have to be reckoned with
 HarmonY Erwin says the song birds never leave the hills of sun-lit Geo gia. They are born. nest and die there And that the Democrats are like the song birds That accounts for Stubs wandering away. He and the innocent birds could not occupy the same country But il might noi have been the birds after all. Hn- man beings sometimes cut a little figure in such matters
 Bob Jennings got 80 votes in Fairbanks, and McGowan got sos, which goes to show that the Dem ocrats of Fairbanks resent the Jen- nings brand of Democracy, and the dirty deal in Valdez, and shows fur ther that there are some Democrats in Fairbanks who have confidence in McGowan, and none in Davidson The Davidson-Juneau brand will not be tolerated by the Democrats in the Fourth.
 Stubs Erwin took the Big Chief Callahan into his camp at the last primaries, the Chief furnishing proxies to Stubs. aye, even from Circle and the Miller House. Strange bedfellows those two worthless Won der if the Chief then believed that he was making love to Stubs to get the knife in return. Well. Stubs says that he IS the next marshal. Wonder what Stubs has for Dan besides the ak?
 Charlie Davidson's experience with the Juneau politicians before coming to Fairbanks has placed brand upon him that the people of the In terior won't stand for. When Char lie went down to Valdez he turned this district over to his old pals from Iupaau whn paSSo6 hin, tho