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Pertinent Facts as to
Election for Delegate
(Edited by Ch.ts. A. Derry)
Alaska Fishing Industry Should Be Regulated and Pro
tected by Alaskans to r Alaskans, Says Delegate Sul
zer, in Support of a Bill for That Purpose Now Before
the House of Representatives.
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< 'ompaialiv ely lew per <>n... . \ • 11
among file resilient ot \ 1;: ; a. lia •
lie;- 111 1(1 1 eali/e I he Ilia: Hit 'ule n| I lie
li'bin: industry in Masha, and fewer
yel have a i a sped |he enormous op
I <»r: mil ie . i*>r e\pan situ: ol this in
•In dry in the future, it is stated that
tin- value Of file fish produet-' nt tin
year 1 !♦ 17. under the spur nf war's in
it -it n • i. e to umimhmmiuo, which
i tin maximum total ot any year
! • • ! e tsily put - the tishitii;
iinia t ry in * In lead ot \ laskan in
dust lies. To those acquainted with
tin- pn: ihilities of Masha in this di
rection it require., in* great strut h ol
’In- imagination to tbi- -re t in
In try expanded to double and ev en
treble it present proportions at some
ltd latlt p riod
Mi oMelliuent eoniprehetn ion ot t lie
fet'd s .lid 1 ' «pi i! elie II' e! t lli ! ' 11
;ndu ' i y i • es 'enI u* 1 iii any man who
■ o11!d repp- t-nl Maska in the legis
1. live halls at Washington. and it i
■ tilv natural that In-legate ‘ harles A
Sul/er should have devoid a areal
i .e I 1 t». i: aider 11 '*
; • tj i t-i i• nt of Alaska ashing . -
till'd rv * 1 • i t* i * *: ■ lit : 1 d • w o '-ears.
The territory of .Maska, by its «■;
aiding act which, by the way, was
i 11 : -d b s former I lelcgate Wick
er hum prohibited from exercis
ing jui isdiet ion over tin- f.sln i :• s. Fl.e
« on-••t|uenee i that this imim-nse nat
it 1 : >od icsduree, so essential to the
present and luture welfare4 ol the ter
ritory. i> under tin *11r«•* fiim <• r <!■
pa r » I’M iit i ml I'U re.i a *.i1 , ,_, | s j\ n
‘• 'I f he e- . ml 11 m I . 'a ,i> . w hn.
although iinhued with tin- best inteu
tioti . eaii not |iossihl> exercise sytn
i n In-ti .1 nd intellim-nt adniinistra
l inn o! il.e la w • i rnim- it af that
<! I ' : lie'- 'Ml- ( C til* a I <-a ? • •: = f 11 roll
hin lii-lore the terrif-UN af present
: fin' 1'iofi-etion and propagation of
tood Ii . ami unh i In- creates!
' are is r\ei ' i * d in f hi: dlrei f ion a
<!i aster ot unfold magnitude may be
fall this all important indmtrv The
l.\ administration of flm law already
has resulted in the depletion of cor
’ •. in salmon stream and the danger
is one tliaf confront the entire in
dust rv
I fete;;at«■ Sul/.er i tin author ot a
lull known a II k !"i!• i‘ in relation
ti tie- i • dilation and prote< lion of
t sin-iie in ile ft rritorv ot Masha.
’ hieli « - 1. to talo t h»' adniinistra
tioti of tin- tdhim laws out. of the
ham! ot tie- t«d' ial authorities and
place if where if rightly belongs, in
the hand oi tin- territorial official
r» pon ible to tie Alaska legislature*.
'Hie hill has I een draw n up after
- ar<■ i uI observation and consideration
o| the situation, as helegafe Sulzer
always has taken a deep interest in
this matter and has given it a great
deal ii| thought ami stud> Ii is long
l' -ideti e in the heart ot one of the
principal fishery areas ni Masha espe
dally ijualihe, him to speak on this
stibmrf Ile speak:, also, from a per
- ml 'landjMiint • • ntir** 1 > <li inter
• -»• d. a !i♦ • ha< never been connected
v ith the hshing industry
I >e 1 el-Mte Sul/.er appeared before a
sub commit ten of til*- house commit
t»-» on mereliant marine and li du ri* s
last April in behalf of his bill, and in
• roiupreheusive manner placed the
merits of the measure before the coin
mittee He was closely erosa-ques
tinned, and showed an intimate know!
edge of his subject whi h must have
made a deep impression on the mem
her and w hieh no doubt will ha e
mm h inlluem ** on t in ultimate* d♦ i
sion of tin- committ*'
Sp* akin: of the organic act. which
1 inhibit iln Alaska legislature from
• \eicising jurisdiction over the lishei
i* Melecal* Sul/.ei said
Tlier e w ere a . re- ? many other r*
m fens m tli- Hill in addition to
•Hi which we do net think should
I • on in tIn a- t We were
l ’ an:» d a \ * * i y limit* d lurm of t'Tri
tnrial government. \s a matter ot
la. i. the legislature ef Maska had tc
iuri <ii 'inn over anything except tin
i > f-, < 11.11 i'' 11 i ■ i ui' milling 1111111.-" i »
That Is about what it amounts to at
the present time, and I have intro
dm ed a bill providing for a more com
plete form ot territorial government
Speaking in answer to a suggestion
by a member oi the rommittee that
tin- ad in ini nation of 111 ♦ laws local I>
"Otlld ll.t\ e a f e 11 d e 11' \ to ' a id la \
ties .and that fin apply ol 11 • 11 a on Id
"rad ia II y b'■''o:11e P- Im'.iu < of laek
of proper pi opiig.it inll. Iteh-cate S I
zef 11(1
I i Mini. ' ill not iji ' i o\ o ir
prim ip;il imi try it ... at • . • n a
ell,,' - •• to *ii it. d be npb •
Mil •- . I e .. -tide I" .!, :; i v ' tun
1,1 !;. i bind Tin • • >i.!• I i • :>. i■
' hit- • \\ h ( !: v. - add dr 'In - i n
cip 11 ind n 11 > a n \ nm? •• I It a n i b ,» ..
pb m . •; i > ot iiet pa it o: tin . .» ; til i \
\%o■; 1 (I do am. t bitig ol l hat kind \ 1
Kan are American . iti/en and u
ten ejy seriotm about thin matter.
'Mu b mean- o ni'u h to tlm i.:' i: ■
of <■ .r territory We at e linpat n' at
tin delay - in v«d\ ed in >!.! a ini n m.
es sarv legislation by eongre limit
h;. been none tor years, while tlm !
im ssits for action has been impera
ti'* Tin- bureau ot 'i Imr ;r inis bad ;
comiol tor years, hut has made little
III" 'I'"-: A b.-riit govef luimnt at ii
'll t (Dee ol b.""" oi mile ; n • I
a • : ea t slide. , and in man;, a a ;•
in t art ii able. I . ub- • brim. I unda
u • 'ally w i oim. d in |m opb- ol
Ala i.a an . lit it b • 1 to a t • a-oiia hie
1* 1 .- e| f e(>\ t| nim Til. 'la -kali are
a a I riot h a-- ill', people under the
S';r and Stripes They ha\e r' e11
" ' .: e!) f 11II . in to t • S e i \ ..all o! t 11 e
a* • t ii men! in <b : • use o| Ii be it y and
d« • a i n v. and b: :• 11 > I e|j.. . . tin r
powers of government -Mould be en
hu . • d. especially. as \l.a - kan « omli
t i'■ are peculiar and tm»-1 d i! !i< u It
of • ompreiiension by tin. . not re • ;
d< nt of the territory
♦ -
T act.
M—When you go to nsk pupa the
»ir>t thing he will do will he to amuse
. " i ‘f seeking m\ hand merely to he
roine his son-in-law.
lb—Yes. And then—?”
Mm—And then you must agree with
hi " He's a lot prouder of himself
than lie is of urn.
Achieving the Impossible.
Traveller (a t
loor) — Madam, I
have a vacuum
cl.ni.er. It
.M -tress (loft
ly) - - Surry, hut
e always sen I
ear vacuums out
MMre cleaned.
Use the classified ad column o: the
Tines if you want results
SUGAR MUSI BE
A teaspoonful mum
nothing. You say. Yet a
Uraspoonfol
uvvd each meal for
HO toys tor each ol the
loo ooo. ooo y*i raams
in thu United States
makes a pile at byj at the
luoivurth building •enough
to J'fpph th rntlr* armed
k>n^» <.jf the nation
SUMMON,3
in the District Court for the Territory
"f Vlaska. Tltii il i tivi ion No <1 j
Hfi
vmmstine I.on* o I'al-olle, Claim ft.
vs Fernand (lahelle. Defendant.
The President of the 1'nited States of
\niorica. Greeting. to Fernand Ga
Indie, the above named dot- n lain
Yon ate herehv required to appear
the di-rriel court for tin- territor'
f \1 I, i. Third division, within
lib : v ,1 ys alter the , oinplet on of
lie niihlieatien of this siitnmoii . to
■vlt. within thirty days alter tin- 2 hi
hr ot S 'aernber. 1912. and answer
the complaint of Vugustiii,- Louise ;
,belle, the a hove named pi a tltii. ill
leivi- ell it led eallse, whi ll cause
it) ae*lnn for divorce in one of the
, uses prescribed by law. wherein the
■ I nnliff prays tor a decree dissolving
'be bonds ot marring,1 between lor
"If and you. and for sttoh other and
: idler relief as to the court may s, out
ight and proper in the premises And
vou are hereby notified that if you
'til to appear and answer said com
plaint tts herein requirt'd tilt' said
plaintiff will take judgment against;
>ou for want thereof, and will apply |
to the court for the relief demanded •:
m her complaint, as hereinbefore set
out. i
The order for the publication of this;:-:
summons was duly made and entered p:
on the 12th day of August, 1918.
Witness the lion. Charles K Hun- j v
null, presiding judge of said court. :•:
and the seal thereof, this 12th day of £
August, in the year of Our Lord the
i tie thousand nine hundred and eight- v
cent It, and of our Independence the i;
one hundred and forty-third.
(Seal) ARTHUR LANG, •:
Clerk District Court, Third Division,
Territory of Alaska.
First publication, August 15, 1918 ji
Last publication, Sept. 26 1918. V
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