ELECTION (cont’d)
lords of all largo fortunes, and by
all rugged individualists whose
style lias been cranped by the work
ings of IvT. R. > e s e ve 11 ’ s Now Deal;
all these agencies will see to it
that the best? Drains, hundreds of
news organizations, astute aoUti
ca 1 manipulators and, last but not
least, millions of dollars v/ill be
ooured through a golden horn that
will blond its synohony with the
cacophony of sound that is even
now being trur..acted from this bat
tered elephantine head.
On the other side of the oic
ture we find the celebrated leng
thy ears of the party at present
riding the crest, sticking out in
to the atnosnhero after the fashion
of a radio antenna trying to catch
the echoes and reverberations from
the broadsides that have already
been fired as they are wafted here
ana there on the wings of the po
litical breeze, to the nccvmoani
nent of that -gentle sound credited
to this long eared little animal
which has so patiently borne nan’s
burdens down through the egos.
The things that have been accom
plished; the political ground that
has been gained; the organization
that has been so laboriously built
un, are not to be blasted from un
der the t>resent dominant political
party without a bitter struggle.
The { iants are girding for bat
tle. The war is on. Let’s hone
that like all good fighters the
breaks v/ill be made clean, with no
hitting below the belt, Let ’or goi
T-T;ward Lyng.
c-t- c:<
Results of the nr.il ballot elec
tion by Old Settlers of represent
atives for the Council were c^unt
d it the nee tiny held in P airier
oday, but no returns were yet in
from the Butte c.rea 't the tine of
y•"iny to press.
Mrs. Clyde Piny was elected as
representative frun District -jjl,
Mr. M. D. Sn^dyrass fm and
Mr. A. A. -honbeck fro:. y3.
;x no e t i nr; of . t hc newly elected
nenbers of the cettler’s and Colo
nist councils will nect with the
old Colony board at Mr. Irwin’s
office on Tuesday the 7th.
Found: A Moianoth brand nitt,
a leather -ylove, and a pair of
lav/ tail shoes, .ill are b'einc held
at the PIONEER office.
Sourdouyh San says that if you
will sprinkle a little salt on the
ice at your doorstep you won’t be
so apt to slip and break 3/our neck.
FEAST OF THE NATIVITY
IS HERALDED IN SONG
Ancient Christeas carols were
sung throughout the community by
a L rouo who toured the valley un
der the direction of Father Sulz
nan.
In the oarty were Margaret
Pinnerton, Hildred Ferguson, El
mer Schakel, Frank Hess, Louis
Constantino, Ed Herman, Joe Zan
ichei, Mrs. Lawrence Ubert and
Stanley Troyan,
After the auto tour of the
cams Midnight Mass was celebra
ted in the new Community Hall.
Decorations wore in charge of
Ed Herman and wore beautifully
arranged. During the Mass Miss
Pinocrton and Frank Rinr carried
'ut the f .''Hewing musical ore-ran.
Prelude - Little Town of Bethleho:
Hyrie - Silent Niyht
Offertory - Cantique do Noel
Cnonunion - 0 Lora, I an not
Yorthy
Recessional - Cone All Ye
Faithful
Miss Pinperton olayed the
or "an v/hicii was loaned f :r the
occasion by Reverend Mr. Binyle.
Matanuska Inst' two school
teachers ever the holidays. Miss
Meric Lyons resirned to marry,
end Miss Johnson has yone to ac
cept a better oosition. It is
rooorted that tw' teachers are
already on their way uo from Ju
neau to fill the vacancies.
Edward D. Coffey, Chairman of
the -l^cal Democratic Club, has
filed for the Territorial House
of Representatives on the party
ticket.
Mr. Coffey has been endorsed
by the Fisherman’s Union and the
miners of the 3rd. Division.
FOR SALS: Woo&workin.. machinery
10 inch rio r.nd cut-iff saw
6 .. jliner ....Bering machine
shnoer end band sew. Many extras.
Used but little and call in excel
lent shaoe. Fir a fraction of the
-riainal c^st. Lillian Bennett,
at the Cabinet Shop t the Center
PALMER MOTOR SERVICE
ALL BRiAJD NEY7 EQUIPMENT USED: I I
PERSONABLE, RELIABLE & RESPONSIBLi
WHEREVER THERE’S A ROAD & A LOAD
E. N. KLINC
MANAGER