If (diaries Sulzer were really and
truly a frit*n<l of the Alaska.n ierritory
he would have resigned hi- position as
Scuta tor whcui he accepted flu* Pirates’
nomination, in case the nnheaid of suc
cess should be lit-, his inoni nate meed
and selfishness, will leave this territory
one Henator short.
(M t izen ’ s of A la ska, con si d ?
carefully and honestly; what do you
think of a man whose soul is so steeped
in olliee holding that he1 is trying to
hold one olliee in reserve while his yreed
urites him oil to another imal? W hat is
r h c‘ trend nf his mind? It is this,—that
the Territory mavyo hamj just so he
can be in office. Perhaps though he
put himself upas a krst I)ivision can
delate to ne snot ai m Keep me Keen,
alert and resourceful Cobb out of a nom
ination. One can never tell what the
power behind a man's nets are, but there
in a nigger in the woodpile somewhere.
Four years ago Judge W illiam I\
Black, of Kverett, Washington, captured
the 1 )emoeratic nomination for Gover
nor, and the supreme court promptly
and correctly declared his candidacy
unconstitutional and ruled him out of
the running because he ran for office
while an incumbent.
llolv Smoke! What would the Su
preme court of W ashington do with our
Charley boy? Running for office and
holding another one in reserve. Voters
do you mean to stand for the Him Ham.
The Women
vs.
Sulzer and Grigsby
Sulzer in Ids speech at Douglas ig
nored the fact that be had a woman
opponent, while Mr. W’ickershatn re
ferred several times to the man or
WORT.'-in W ho I) ight Hlnvi'il him.
M r. Crigihy, when ret’erriny to tin*
cha llcnye did not honor the Indy w ho
elm ID need him hy yiviny lu r n me. It
was Kate Sadler w ho sent t he elm I ienye
and Mr. Driyshy showed excellent judg
ment when lie refused to debate with
her for the clever and minute “Kitty
Sadler would have entangled him in a
net woi k oi loyic that would take him
the rest of his hatural life to unravel.
Then the real Ihnnxrats of Alaska
could y > around w ith life sized photo
yralS oi < 1 riy-hy in a network of logic,
tcaiiny his liaie in a mad effort to extri
cate himself.
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theatrical worl
r*
The Dream Theater is still holding
the Juneau public in its artistic grip.
More than a year has elapsed since
Manager Thompson assumed the man
agement oi the Dream and the crowds
Mill pack the streets on the initiatory
nights.
Juneau has reason to be proud of her
tii atrical advantages. d lie Coliseum
is a oeautimi snow nouse and Manager
'C t)1- 'nett o! the Orpheum has improved
his programs wonderfully the past few
months.
I he Gleam would like to see Man
ager Thompson of the Dream foster a
loral stock company for the cultivation
o1 the legitimate drama organized in
e rt the same manner as Professor
' |1s smging choruses. Juneau needs
morC- and more the various agents that
v ill bring her citizens together.
Manager Wells is the happiest looking
r 'm on the streets today and well he
should be after the splendid work his
omuls did Friday night at the first
b:g concert they have essayed.
I he moving picture business promises
to be the greatest moral force in the
obelized world.
The “movies” are already revolution
i mp the eoimts and the plays the Para
mcunts are using are wonderful in their
moral force.
Ex-Chief Sliter is again busy on the
streets of Juneau. It looks natural
nod horoehVe to see him, and one knows
that everything is safe when he is on
duty.