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WELCOME
The latest addition to the North Pacific fleet of the
United States Coast Guard Vessels, the Cutter Chelan,
Captain Cochrane, is due to arrive in the Port of Sew
ard today from Seattle enroute to its summer’s head
quarters base at Dutch Harbor. The occasion of its first
visit here is the signal for Seward to extend a hearty
welcome to the commander, officers and crew and upon
their departure, wish them clear sailing in the perform
ance of their myriad duties.
OUR NEW MASTERS
The growing tyranny of government bureaus in
Washington is giving many thoughful people concern
lest our boasted liberties shall vanish in a maze of red
tape.
Perhaps few citizens have had the opportunity to
observe these encroachments of federal bureaucracy
over a longer period than has Louis Ludlow, for nearly
30 years a member of the press gallery of congress and
one of the ablest of Washington reporters. He was elect
ed to congress last November, and in a recent statement
said:
“Bureaucrats are becoming the lords and masters
of the nation. There is no private business that is safe
from interference, for a bureaucratic army of 30,000
agents, inspectors and spies is abroad in the land, tan-!
talizing business interests and steathily prying into the
private concerns of individuals. If the drift toward pat-1
ernalism continues we shall have American life stand- j
ardized according to forms prescribed at Washington;
education will be acquired through uniform text-books
and the everlasting sameness will destroy individuality
and initiative in the growing youth; the bureaucrats!
will tell us what to think and how to think it.”
Still, in spite of this deplorable tendency which Mr.
Ludlow so eloquently points out, advocates of patern
alism in government constantly clamor for more and
bigger bureaus, with added battalions of office-holders
to harass the people at the expense of the taxpayers.
President Hoover threw the first ball the other day;
at the opening of the season in Washington 1 u ' asn’tj
agreed yet to be photographed in a Senator’s uniform. |
Wisconsin voted in favor of the fluid that made
Milwaukee famous.
FRENCH SEWING MACHINE AND INVENTOR
The sewing machine patented in France in 1830 by
Barthelmy Thimonnier (right). He received little from
his invention but the one hundredth anniversary of his
machine is to be celebrated by his town.
ABILITY TO MAKE GOOD HAS
SCARCELY BEEN TESTED
SINCE 1914
WASHINGTON, April 22, <(/P) —
Expert readers of “writing on the
wall” agree on the prediction that
the farm relief session of congress
will hear considerable debate on
the powers of the federal reserve
system and the effect of nation
wide stock speculation on the
country’s credit structure.
In simplest terms, the federal
reserve system is designed to gua
rantee that any solvent, member
bank, on any business day, can
put out in currency its entire de- j
posits. It is further aimed to pro- !
vide that currency so paid out will
be as good as gold.
So sure is the guarantee the
federal reserve institution extends
that is ability to make good has
scarcely been tested since 1914.
The national bankg had some !
state institutions have been
brought into the association vrthch
owns the 12 reserve banks located [
in monetary centers across the
country. These central banks deal i
only with member banks and with
the government. They issue and
withdraw currency.
SLATED FOR JOB
WASHINGTON, April 22, (A5)—
It was reported by apparently re
liable authority that Judge Arthur
Carter Denison of the United
States Circuit Court of the sixth !
circuit is slated to head President
Hoover’s proposed law enforcement
commission.
PLEA IS CHANGED
ROME, April 22, (/P)—Papal com
mission on interpretation of code
of common law headed by Cardi
nal Gasparri, decided applications
for annulment of marriage may
no longer plead “Conditions im
posed prior to celebration of Rite.”
SANDON SILVER-LEAD CO.
SPOKANE, Wash., April 22. (JP)
-^Drifting will be resumed on the
vein opened in the lowest tunnel
of the Sandon Silver-Lead Mining
Company at Sandon, B. C., as soon
as snow leaves, according to L. L.
McLean, a stockholders, who was
in charge of the last operations, j
At Schallerer’s Alaska Shop
hear the Brunswick and Columbia
records Avalon Town, Glad Rag
Dell and Wedding of the Painted
Doll.
CLEANLINESS and the best of
meats our motto. Fry-Bruhn’s.
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