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WHY NOT SHOW THE CARDS?
What is behind the movement in ousting Commiss
ioner of Education L. D. Henderson? Is it a desire to im
prove the school system of Alaska, or was it merely a
matter of placemaking?
Why did Legislator Steel decline to have read into
the record the written and cabled protests against sup
planting Mi. Henderson?
Until these matters are made clear, a suspicion will
obtain that there is something sinister in the entire bus
iness.
Attorney Frame visits California and on his return
three Californians apply for Mr. Henderson’s job. Sure
ly the man from the Third could explain this satisfactor
ily. Or maybe these who initiated the move to replace
Mr. Hen.’ rson know of some grounds for such a step. It
would only be fair to the incumbent and the public to
make this clear. Legislative business, especially where
appointments to office are concerned, is public business,
and the public have the right to know what is going on.
The insult of the action of those opposing Mr. Hen
derson gives promise of being far-reaching. Already
there are those republicans who have tired of the del
egate regime, ready to advance Mr. Henderson as the
logical successor of the delegate in the next election.
Gauged by his training, breadth of learning, ideas
ing and engaging personality, ability to match wits with
anyone on the public rostrum, Mr. Henderson looms as
the “White Hope” of the anti-delegate republicans. •
AT LEAST CONSISTENT
Whatever may be said in criticism of the canneries
for bringing in Chinamen, Filipinos and alleged derelicts
of the Pacific coast society, they must be accorded the
element of consistency. Since Washington insists upon
establishing a satrap government of bureaucracy, only
that class of eitzen could be content under such a condi
tion. Why not make a bid for permanent residents by
taking off the shackles?
The difference between a wet and a dry U the dif
ference between believing that prohibition cahue
and that crime caused prohibition.
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HOOVER DESIRES MEN AND
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POISE FOR JOB
WASHINGTON. March 21, (£>)-*
The V’v enforcement commission i
which will have as part of its du-- j
ries the investigation of operation]
and defeats of prohibition enforce- |
■ment will not be chosen by Presi- i
Ifent Hoover for another month it
|was i°arned at (he White House.
The President d<-sires that it be
■ composed of men and women with!
judicial poise ard legal experience I
]and does not desire to have as j
members any who possess definite
-views on tiie 18th amendment.
Before reaching a decision on1
' he commission's survey it was in
dicated that President Hoover will
'consu'r, with members of the
'American bar association and the
National crime commission.
WIU, MAKE ATTEMPT
LONDON March 22. i/P)—Hays
Bom', motor racing driver will try
<o break the world's record at
Daycon Beach. Fla., next year with
i car capable of 200 miles per
hour. The orient record of 231
miles per hour is held by Major
H. O. D. Soeravc. i
OANIELKA IS INJURED
Frank Danicjka. trapper at Mile
19. Copper river district, had a
narrow escau. from death when
an accidental discharging of his
shotgun sent he charge plowing
ever his head, exposing the skull
hone for nearly four inches and
grazing the bon- • in one spot. De
ep.'to his ini""’ . Dauieika mush
'd for more !h n a nv!e before he
was picked up on a Yukon sled
and 1,1 er try . hired lo a speeder
and rr..«hed iu town.
MERCMB APFRCVED
NEW YORK, March 22, i/P)—The
merg-w of the Hanover National
tank and the Central Vnlr-n Trust
Co., with combined resources of
nore thru $670 090.001. was ap
proved by directors of the two in
stitutions.
COMMUNITY CliTtCII
Sunday school, 10 a. m„ 11 a. m.
•ermon: "Compas'ion of Jesus. ’
Fpwbrr.h league. 7 p. m.. 8 p. m.
.-ermon- "Reletivity Apolied to
K'nov icdge”. All are cordially in
vited.
R. A. GAiljE'f, Pastor.
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Femer, Alaska, has made applic t -
I lion in the United States Land Of- j
dice at Anchorage, Alaska, serial
07190. to enter a tract of land as a i
jTrade and Manufacturing Site un- |
■tier Section 10, Act of May 14. 1898, :
said tract, of land being descriuc i i
as follows! S E !4. S W ! i and lot 4, |
section ID, T. 6 S. It. 13 W. S.'M.;
containing 70.73 acres.
Any and all persons claiming ad- !
verselv any portion of the above de- |
scribed tract of land are required io
file with the Register of the United ;
States Land Office at Anchorage,j
Alaska, their adverse claim thereto j
under oath, during the period of
publication or within thirty days)
(thereafter, or they will be barred by |
the provisions of the Statute.
FLORENCE L. KOLB, j
Acting Register. .
‘ First publication March 9. 1929.
Last publication May 4, 1929.
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