The Record
JUNEAU EMPIRE, ENEMY OF
LABOR, FRIEND OF BUREAU
CRATS, APPROVES RECORDS
OF TOM GAFFNEY, BARTLEY
HOWARD AND JOHN W. DUNN
“MR. GAFFNEY HELPED
TO MAKE THE RECORD
Representative Gaffney, who will
leave this evening for his home at
Nome after a visit of nearly three
months in Juneau, in a statement
yesterday praised the Legislature
for its constructive work and indi
cated that he takes with him as he
departs a very favorable impression
of the Capital City.
It is appropriate to the occasion
to say that no member contributed
more to the good record of the late
Legislative session than Mr. Gaff
ney. He stood steadfast from be
ginning to the end for the credit
and good faith of the Territory and
the best interest of all the people.
It is also appropriate that we as
sure Mr. Gaffney that Juneau ap
preciates and in full measure recip
rocates the friendly feeling express
ed for this town and her people.—
Juneau Empire.
VOTE ON THE HOME RULE BILL
IN THE SENATE:
For the People of Alaska:
Will Steel, Charles W. Brown, Ar
thur Frame, F. J. Hunt.
Against the People of Alaska:
Bartley Howard, John W. Dunn,
Tom Jensen, Harry Pratt.
IN THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES
For the People of Alaska:
Benjamin, Ferguson, Paul, Worth,
Grier, Smith, Sundquist, Johnston,
Ross:
. .Against the People of Alaska:
Tom Gaffney, Lomen, Rydeen, Mur
ray, Scott, Fisher, Sheldon.
Advertise in THE FISHERMAN.
“PEANUT POLITICS TO LAST
DITCH
Any politics that does not swal
low the unspeakable Tom Marquam
and his cohorts even for regents
of the College at Fairbanks is “Pea
nuts” to the Anchorage Times.
The law requires that all pro
posed regents shall be “with the
advice and consent of the Senate.”
Does that mean that the Senate
may not reject any name submitted
by the Governor? If so, why go
thru the formality of submitting
the names?
As for politics, why do you sup
pose Charlie Bunnell got George
Parks to appoint the unspeakable
Tom a regent? Was it because
either of them admired tlie “high
and noble” character of Thomas?
And was that the reason, Tom’s
friends used his appointment to
show that he was a fit person to
elect Delegate to Congress?
As for Dr. Romig, is he any bet
ter than Tom considering the fact
that he was Tom’s manager at An
chorage?
Politics makes strange i>brl fol
lows—for sleeping in the political
bed just vacated by Regent Tom,
we found Tony Dimond and Dr.
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Iloniig and such men as Bartley
Howard and the saintly John W.
Dunn and Tom Jenson and Harry
Pratt actually inviting Tom Romig
to stay for eight years.
Thank God that we had in the
Senate men who refused to swallow
Tom Marquam and his idolators.
CONDEMNED FISH
Over 112,596 cases of Alaska sal
mon were condemned in 192 6 by
the United States Bureau of
Chemistry according to P. B. Clark
of the San Francisco office of the
Pure Food Inspection Service.
It is to the credit of this service
that they safe-guard the health of
the public.
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