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SEWARD, ALASKA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1916|
The more an oldtimer thinks of the vote given to Sul
zer against Wickersham the more is he amazed. \\ ick
ersham seemed to have a hold on the lenitoij that no
one under heaven could have loosened. At this moment
it looks as though Sulzer had a big chance to win what
ever may come before evening, and it is hard to let the
mind grasp what a political revolution in the Territory
this fact indicates. His attacks on the Load t ommission
must have been one ot the chief causes ot the change in
sentiment. People will not stand toran\ tilth\ attacks in
public on a mans private habits. Y\e all lemembei wlutt
Lincoln said when General Grant was accused of drinking
too much. After Sulzer s vote we may all be excused of
the ambition to ascertain what brand is most popular with
the Sulzerites and Dickites. And at that Sulzei s biothei
came near being candidate for the Presidency on the Pro
hibition ticket.
Let us here in Seward hope that the result of the I
presidential election means that Franklin K. Lane will
continue as secretary ot the interior. 01 all men he lias ,
taken the deepest interest in the Alaska railroad. He has j
evidently taken time from his multitudinous duties to give j
his personal attention to what is proceeding in this re- j
mote district. Evidence lias been found that he reads j
everything he can find that will show how matters stand j
up here. His name and reputation are bound up with the j
government project and to swop him tor some other now \
in the crossing of the stream might well bo calamitous. !
We want Franklin K. Lane.
One of the most surprising facts connected with the
Territorial election is that Anchorage could have support
ed the Hughes side. Of all the places in Alaska Anchor- !
age has most reason to be friendly to the present adminis- j
tration. Certainly Anchorage must have thought more of j
party affiliations than ot local welfare or it could never
have taken the anti-administration side. What will Wil
son and Lane say when they hear of the results in the
railroad towns in Alaska? Maybe they will compliment
them on being more loyal to party than to personal inter
ests. and mavbe thev will not. But the administration
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should remember that the newspaper talk did not mean
that the bulk of the people thought along the same lines.
If it had been a vote direct for or against Wilson this part
of Alaska would undouhtedlv have been Wilsonian al
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though some of the papers boosted Hughes. It should al- .
so be remembered that it was the personal feeling for
Wickersham that counted, not his Republicanism. The
fact that the only Anchorage daily paper was for Hughes
against Wilson should not be taken to mean that the peo
ple were against the administration by any means.
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WOODROW is located 6% miles from Seward.
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Woodrow lies near Bear Lake the famous fishing
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