Democrats could have had their
support if these Democratic manag
ers had been as fair.
I asked Pegues, the Empire re
porter, to print my alleged letter
to the Empire. But no fear, they
won’t, altho they will continue to
say they do have such a letter.
I am also sending a copy of this
letter to them. They won’t print
it either.
Sincerely,
WILLIAM L. PAUL.
Decrepit Stroller White, one of
the lily-white Marquam leaders, Is
more than peeved at the “Extract
of Nothing” Legislative session. And
he has a right to be. His personal
family graft in conjunction with the
Museum was cut $2,400, an event
which makes the Big Interests vic
tory fade into insignificance in com
parison with his personal loss. It
is always the easy money in hand
that appeals , to Democratic slave
drivers and pencil pushers (like
Stroller.
Of course Forest J. Hunt is al
ways fundamentally right but when
he gets among the Philistine Senat
ors his good nature and gullibility
is always taken advantage of. With
a bland-like faith and a stubborn
ness worthy a better cause, each ses
sion he refuses to read the hand
writing on the wall that is always
so apparent to his real friends and
conferees who wish to work in har
mony with him for the best in
terests of all the people. Notwith
standing a few lapses Senator Hunt
did valiant services in espousing the
Progressive measures that had the
support of Senators Brown, Frame
and Steel, but which went down to
glorified defeat. And his particular
effort to put over the sanitary can
nery measure entitles him to much
commendation.
Upon several occasions, while on
the floor of the Senate, John W.
Bunn became so wrathy and hyster
leal in telling how forces were try
ing to lead him astray—to support
a home rule measure—that some of
nis colleagues had difficulty in do
termining whether he is just a
simple minded dunce, a scheming
four-flusher, or, as one of the flap
per stenogs put it, “rats in the
NOTICE
James H. Gibson, the new
Grand Secretary of the
Alaska Native Brotherhood,
is working in Skagway for
the present and all mail
intended for the Secretary
should be addressed to him
there.
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