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! G, 0. P. MEETING
(Continued from I’Hgc One)
! places of Gus Borgen and R. J. Mc
| Kanna, resigned.
i On motion of H. 8. Balderston,
~ j seconded by J. L. Reed, the posf
, j tion of temporary secretary, filled
• by E. P. Harwood, was made per
» manent.
i On motion of Cal M. Brosius, sec
J ' onded by L. V. Ray, all offices of
1! the club now occupied, were made
i! permanent.
I Secretary Harwood reported that,
JI pursuant to instructions, he had
• | addressed communications to other
i: portions of the Third Division re
S j questing that delegates be named
J! for the forthcoming convention,
«i and that he had addressed a letter
£ to President Hoover conveying the
J confidence of the club in his ad
J ministration.
Contagious Vigor
!! The membership committee re
J, ported that there were several
*! filled lists, which were turned over
i to the secretary, but that individ
! | ual canvassing was not sufficient
[; to accomplish what was desired.
Youthful vigor and contagious
i i enthusiasm was injected in the re
J j marks of Harold Sogn, a member
*! of the committee, who said:
»! “It is my impression that we will
! | secure more members by advertis
}; ing our aims in the newspaper.
• Here we may keep the principles
i j of the party before the people so
I! that they will have an opportunity
|' to make a choice. It would do
ij more than anything else to gain
i membership and assist the party.”
J j He believed that the coming cam
j j paign was going to be a hard and
| spirited one, and nothing should be
: overlooked to make success possible.
Need for Discretion
During the meeting, Cal Brosius,
I member of the last Territorial
| House, took occasion to sound a
i warning for vigor and discretion
| in selecting candidates. He char
I acterized the Anchorage members,
both of the House and Senate, as
subservient to direction by others.
Mr. Brosius summed up his anal
i ysis by the following observation:
A Rotten Session
“The last session was the rotten
est ever held. But maybe some
thing was started that may work
out satisfactorily if strong men are
sent to Juneau. As for myself, I
am not a candidate for re-election,
as I have my business to attend to.
I trust Mr. Erskine may be avail
able for the Senate, for he is a
successful business man and should
be able to give good service for
the section he represents.”
Stresses F'airness
Other members, including Mr.
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CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
TRUNKS — BAGS
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$4.00 to $9.00_
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GLOVES
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$3 and $4 per Pair
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$1.95 to $6.00
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75c to $2.50 Each
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PLAIN COLORS
$1.50 per Pair
MUFFLERS
ANY KIND OR
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$1.50 to $5.00
PAJAMAS
BEAUTIES—NEW STYLES
ALL SIZES
$2.00 to $3.50
Men’s Slippers—Felts, Kids and Patents $1.50 to $4.00 per Pair
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Reed, stressed the fairness of ac
cording representation to the West- |
ward. “I have been to Seldovia,” .
said Mr. Reed, “and seen their
boardwalk, which they have been '
compeUed to build without Terri- j
torial help. They are entitled to i
consideration by the Legislature.1'
That no time should be lost in j
selecting candidates was pointed i
out by Mr. Ray, who said that ,
names must be presented by April j
1 to get onto the primary ballot. j
i just before the close of the meet- i
S ing President Urbach took occasion ,
to express the appreciation of the J
club for the presence of Mrs. Harold j
Sogn as representative of the fair i
sex.
Delegates Named
Treasurer H. S. Balderston was
named to act as a means and ways
committee in rounding up contri- ]
butions to the club’s treasury.
The following list of delegates to i
' the forthcoming convention was ,
I submitted by the committee on j
delegates, and, as there were no ]
other nominations offered, was ac- i
cepted:
Elwyn Swetmann, Cole McDou
gall, H. S. Balderston, R. D. Sul
livan, C. E. Orlander, L. A. Peel,
Leon Urbach and Harold Sogn.
The meeting was adjourned sub
ject to the call of the president.
MARRIED HERE
A romance was culminated in
Seward upon the arrival here yes
terday forenoon of the S3 North
western. Miss Helen Henrietta An
drews of Seattle, who was one of
the passengers, was married here
by Commissioner C. F. Morford to
Charles E. Miller of Latouche, at
10:30 a. m. Witnesses to the cere
mony were Marie Brayford and
Cecil F. Brayford. Mr. and Mrs.
Miller left for Latouche on the
same vessel last evening.
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