The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-03

 ing of Sulzer as the coming Delegate" Thus spoke republican yesterday and he added, "The only ones who do not say much are the old stand pat democrats Their mind is on Wilson. They fear his defeat. They are sure that Sulzer will be elected anyhow" Putting on wise look he continued, ''You see, they know that their fat jobs are going to be fat for some one else soon"
 Such is about the general talk everywhere The democrats know that the republicans are go- ing to elect Sulzer and while they appreciate the compliment; they likewise know that their time in office is limited. Some of them are now look ing for green pastures.
 From where we stand, iguratively speaking, it looks as though the republicans in Alaska-as we'll as in the states-wil have a walk-over this coming election; showing ahead, as it were a democratic candidate for delegate They will do that in order to have peace. They are broad and they know that we can accomplish much more for Alaska if we work in harmony than we can if we work when torn by dissention.
 SEEKING CHEAP N0TORIETY.
 (Valdez Prospector)
 One of the greatest exhibitions of nerve was given yesterday when Attorney H. Cobbs political manager at Valdez sent a hundred and fifty word telegram charges collect telling of the fine speech had at Glacier City and how he going sweep the terri tory at the November election We have received many notices of this sort during newspaper exper fence in Alaska, but before have asked to publish item advertising candidate, and also expected pay the freight This purely campaign vertising matter from biased standpoint the Daily Times it distinctly understood that will only cept it such
 "Of course there political meetings held which furnish good items, and whenever desire an account of them will have regular correspond ent furnish the If MT. Cobb desires to versing columns tell the how dearly loves them and how much money will save them by electing be accorded the privileges enjoyed by any other candidate Our advertising columns afford the only op- portunity for politicians have what they sire and for which they alone held responsible If the Daily Times desires to express it's views of cand date his fitness to hold office it will do but will print old thing that be sent neither will pay the elegraphic tolls such alleged items The message will be refused and the sender forced foot the bill We not running charitable institution Cordoya Times"
 The Prospecor has also been deluged with cablegrams telling the merits of respective candidates who when they Valdez pass the paper up like white chip If is only valuable for the purpose of getting candidates name before the public candidates should not expect have paper howl itself hoarse advocating his candidacy paper primarily, is intended mon- eymaking institution, and advertising done through it's columns should be paid for.
 papers the territory should organize set fair price campaign advertising, and absolutely refuse mention a candidate in any way whatsoever in con nection with his campaign. until he advertses legit mately the height of foolshness to boost man into a hghsaIaried offce whose only recommendation from papers viewpoint is his colossal