BRILLIANT AND
SCHOLARLY COBB
BEFORE GREAT
AUDIENCE HERE
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acknowledges! in. his soul that he was
the man for the place.
The victory in the San Francisco
court of appeals after Mr. Cobb had
argued thirty-two minutes speaks for
the mental efficiency of this candidate
and should make eveiy citizen of
Juneau proud that Juneau has a legal
mind which measures- with the best
legal talent of the day. The denial
of a rehearing of the case shows in
itself that Cohh had covered all the
ground. had finished his work and his
job was ended.
T? the clove at Cobb's meeting two blocks
np the street, two Damon a rad Pythian Dem
ocrats locked m mortal combat. Three
policeman were present ami no arrest* were
made.
The editor wouM like to- go out and clean
u.p a. lew in the good old Irish way hut she
knows the police would not allow disturb
ances ol that kind. It's great to be next’”
and be immune from arrest.
11 Salzer is a drv„. how is Ire going to re
concile his intimacy with the WET attorney
who poses as the only democrat in Juneau
11 Sulzer is a \\ Ef how does he hitch up
with Brother Bill" who lias lately sobered,
up and become a national prohibition leader
Sulzer sure has a good memory. W icker -
sham s speech on railroads paragraph lor
paragraph elocuted great. Paragraph for
paragraph ol the Empire did'nt sound so
good. Sulzer still wishes to have two olbces.
Sulzer i/ughf to talk about the school
question. He says "had’nt ought’’.
rhe Juneau night school gives lessons in
elementary English.
SOURDOUGHS ON
CORNER HAND
LEMON TO DEMO
CRATIC SLOGAN
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getting anything done until Wicker
sham s dav/T
“Fm a Democrat. "said Terry Bren
nan. "'hut that’s historv alright. Good
night, old-timers. Good night, hoys,*'
and George Buford nor Brandenherg
said n> more about the Democrat ie
slogan.
There are going to l>e two weddings in:
town, soon that none suspects, \\ e i'ound.
out by peeking around in Berry's Arts and
Gratia Shop where we saw the SOLD mark,
torgive us tor snoopin but we just had to>
look.
The ilieft'st thing at Sulzer’s meeting was
the band. \\ a1 Liked the brass {*ar£ of it too,
the strains were harmonious, and the instru
ments were made ot the same material as',
Sulzer s Candidacy, Wow! Wow!
We must hand this compliment to candi -
date Sulzer and tell him that we read our
Emerson and that philosopher said "With
consistency, great souls have postivelyn oth
ing to do." There now we can say a real
nice thing when we wish.
Sulzer pu{ up a great talk for the Road
Commission, we wish the people who heard
him could have seen Richardson perform in
UveM. J. Heney days around Cordova.
Horrors! Let us forget, let ns iorget.
Come now Charley. In* a man and confess
are you dry or wet? Come off the fence
or you 11 he a milliner instead of a miner at
the end of the campaign.
Don't miss the DREAM this week, Mana
r I hoinpson has a great program.
Well we have reindeer in Alaska to do
with this campaign anyway.