HYDEK ALASKA MINER
\V. T?. Hu; t. - - - - Editor
A newspaper whose purpose is to tel!
the world about the newest and bus
iest tow n iti the northland, and ithc
native resources which ari* responsible
for its existence.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
Entered a* second class matter Nov
ember 4, 1919, at the post office at
Hyder, Alaska, under the Act of
March 3. 1879
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HYDEHt. AI.ASK
\J!<USt 4, 1920
rplBUTK TO GEORGE GRIGSBY
No better tribute tit his courage
could hate been paid to
Relegate George B. Grigsby than
tiiat given by Governor Riggs in
stating that to the Delegate belongs
the credit for the adoption of the
full Alaska plank by the Democrat
ic National Convention, says the
Juneau Empire After the subcom
mittee had turned down a major
portion of the policies proposed by
the Alaskan delegation, Mr Grigsby
made a fight before the full com
mittee and succeeded in having
everything asked for incorporated
in the platform
After the delegation had made
its fight before the subcommittee.
Delegate Grigsby might without
criticism have rested without at j
templing to carry the fight higher,
But such a thought apparently nev
er occurred to him In this, as on
other occasions, he went to the from
and agAin brought home th 3 bacon
Many times since he has been!
-seated In Congress as Alaska s rep
resentative George B. Grigsby has
shown that he is not discouraged
by odds. He had to fight before he
tuck his seat; that he won is shown!
by the fact that he is still represent
ing Alaska He took up Wicker
sham's fight against a dead man;
and met the former on his own
ground in such a manner as to
cause political prophets to predict
Wickersham's defeat when the east
id eventually decided. He fought
he Jones proposals to eliminate
Canadian competition in Alaskan
shipping, successfully defeating it
in th? initial encounter, and win
ning a partial victory in the .second.
He fou;;ht for the 80-Rod Repeal
Bill, making a personal poll of the
Senate on the last day of Congress
ia order to get it through. In fact
he has been fighting his own and
Alaskas battles unceasifigly and
with better than average success
art during his term.
He deserves commendation for
,.he manner in which he has filled
his office. If ever a Delegate from
Alaska worked for the Territory
without regard to party politics,
Mr. GrRshy has. He has placed the
welfare or Alaska ahead of all other
things, and with more titan reason
able success.
F. C. LAWRENCE
Now located in TTy
der Drug Co .-tore.
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