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The prosperity of any community depends very largely upon the
ooperation manifested by the many individuals and institu
tions forming the community. There can be no lasting prosperi
iy or genuine progress in the life of any community without
honest cooperation between all e'ements that in any way affect
the common welfare. • f
So it is with Alaska. No one section of this great land can
prosper for long at the expense of any other section; all construc
tive efforts must be so coordinated that but one outcome will re
sult—Cooperation; and Cooperation means Prosperity
It is the constant aim of The Alaska Railroad to at all times
render such service as will best serve the citizens of the entire
Territory.
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The Alaska Railroad
(Mt. McKinley park route)
Alaska
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K lion and merciless grab. It mean
a wider split between those who ar
i!or Alaska and those who are doin:
Alaska. The Republican ticket is th
binding twine of sincerity, honest ef
fort, just consideration and Alask
welfare.
WHAT THE $ INTERESTS WAN'
The herring killers want the in
dependent (,) ticket to win. Th
Packing Combine wants the Inde
prudent (?) ticket to win. Th
dead line interests want the Inde
pendent (?) ticket to win. The min
ing interests want the Indepen
dent (?) ticket to win. Far awa;
Wall Street wants the Independ
cut (?) ticket to win. The touris
capitalists want the Indepen
dent (?) ticket to win. The subsi
dized press wants the independen
(?) ticket to win. The great papei
trust of the States, wants the In
dependent (?) ticket to win. Th<
water power monopolists want th(
Independent (?) ticket to win. Th<
banking fraternity wants the Inde
pendent (?) ticket to win. All o
the in-and-out freebooters want th<
Independent (?) ticket to win. Th*
amalgamated associations of outsidi
— and inside—looters want the In
dependent (?) ticket to win. How
ever, this dollarized bunch, througl
its set up of Independent (?) auto
mat a* hasn’t got its strangle hol<
\et "by any means, nor do we thinl
the ,average run of Alaskans is goin;
to allowr it to come even withii
ref ding distance.
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NARTLEL AND SUZZALO
So Governor Hartley, of the Stab
ef Washington, through his newl;
appointed regents, has ousted Dr
Henry Suzzalo down and away fron
the Presidency of the University o
Washington. This action of "Hart
ley’s has been in the offing for somi
tune and it comes as no surprise
now. Hartley is a timberman in pri
vate life, and during the war dayi
he was muchly against the 8 hon:
day in the woods. Suzzalo, a!
chairman of Council of Defense, wai
for it and made it stick. Hartle:
ALASKA-FIRST DIVISION
On Nov. 2nd, 1926
VOTE FOR ALL
Republican Nominees
For Delegate to Congress
SUT
of Juneau
For Senator
WILL A
of Juneau
For Representatives
Charles A. Benjamin. of Wrangell
Chas. B. Ferguson...of Craig
William L. Paul.of Ketchikan
Wiliam B. Worth.of Petersburg
3 didn’t like this, and since then has I
3 not liked Suzzalo either. The sore
? ■ ness, coupled with politics, came to
3 a head in the firing of the Univer- !
- s'ity’s President on the 5th of Octo
x bei. There seems to be no reason
able nor plausible explanation, other
j than personal grudges of the Gov
F j crnor’s edict, and the affair has
_ j started things bubbling in the State.
a i We know Dr. Suzzallo personally.
We greatly respect his ability and
3 integrity. He is an honest and has
been a capable executive. He is
far famed as an educator. Withal,
the University has grown, in the
r last few years, to a rigid and pond
erous machine. It is working in a
. groove that allows no personality,
i or has it room for individual ex
pression. We think a change in
. management was due, but we are
. much against the way the change
was made. As a successor to Dr.
, Suzzalo, the name of Dr. John Ti
, g^rt, U. S. Commissioner of Educa
, tion, has been mentioned. Well,
vjth Dr. Tigert as U. of W. Presi
f dent, politics would be the whole
, atmosphere of the institution for Ti
, i Rtrt is auolitician before he is any
s thing else.
ONLY A SPY
The Petersburg “Chronicle” of
l October 15, declares itself, and the
declaration is on the form that we
expected it to run true to. It—the
’ declaration—is a mite tardy in get
ting around, but it seems to have a-r
rived, and in arriving creates no fu
rore nor offers to Alaska any par
ticular aid. The gist of the decla
3 ration appears to be a defence of
7 editor Morrissey of the Ketchikan
• Chronicle It strikes us that the de
1 fence is much worse than the
f charge. Morrissey was a spy, so
says the Press.
' Marine Transport No. 8, I. W. W.
5 Seattle, says an old friend.
5 HUMAN BLOOD
* Last year close to 300 coal min
* ers were killed in the mines of the
r U. S. There’s a splash of the blood
of dead men on every ton of coal
we burn, yet we pay scant atten
tion to it, and take small notice of
] the newspaper reports of the under
ground tragedies. And every death
tugs hard on the heart strings of
some woman, and the cry of orphan
ed children rises to high heaven.
CLOSED DOORS
The American Federation of La
bor held its 46th Annual Conven
tion in the city of Detroit. It has
been the custom, since 1921,—at
the request of the Federal Council
j or Churches and Y. M. C. A’s—to
hold “Labor Sunday” meetings in
churches and in Y. M. C. A. Halls
dr.ring A. F. of L. conventions in
whatever city the labor assembly
happened to be. In Detroit the
Chamber of Commerce got busy and
the outcome of its efforts was that
the churches and Y halls cancelled
all speaking dates, and called off
“Labor Sunday” gatherings. The
Federation then dropped the mat
ter as of little importance and went
on with it's business. As it stands
it shows that the Federal Council
of Churches is still running narrow
guage, the Y. is true to war time
form, the Chamber played the hand
dealt it by the overlords and the
Federation isn’t injured. Just for
information It may be mentioned
that on the Y board at this time
are former Senator Truman H.
Newberry—who was in the lime
light in election frauds some time
back—and Charles Beecher Warren,
rejected by the U. S. Senate for at
torney general.
SUCCESS DOUBTFUE
Remember Richard Pearson Hob
son? He it was who scuttled the
freighter Merrimac off Santiago
Harbor in an endeavor to bottle up
the Spanish war fleet. For the
i past eight years he has been draw
jimr down $21,000 a year, or better,
sinking schooners for Wayne B.
jWheeler, of the Anti-Saloon League
j He failed to stop Cevera’s battle
ships, and we don’t think he’s been
’ o'- erly successful in stopping the
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flow of liquor.
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