#riunrli Baily (Oatnitau
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
VOLUME XXI, NUMBER 159. -
SEW ARB. ALASKA, SATURDAY. JULY IT 1S26.
rRICF TEN CENTS
Chairman of Washington's
Republican League Urges
Support Young Men's Club
FALL ELECTION IN STATE OF WASHINGTON
HOLDS PROMISE BE HOTLY CONTESTED
SENATOR MORTHLAND ASTOUNDED WHEN
INFORMED OF HARTLEY'S HUGE MAJORITY
SEATTLE, July 17. (/P)—State Senator Morthland
of Yakima, chairman of the Washington Republican
league, addressing the Young Men's Republican club, cal
led on citizens to support independent and open-minded
candidates to the legislature at the fall elections. Regard
ing the dismissal of college regents he said “Replacing
public servants with puppets to do Hartley's bidding will
be an act of political infamy.”
He doesn’t believe the people are®
ready to abandon a liberal policy to
ward the education system and on
highway construction and he always
supposed the three branches of the
government, the legislature, execu
tive and judicial, were on the same
level and basis. But he is now told
the executive branch is the apex of
the triangle and the legislative branch
is to be impaled on the apex.
When Hartley went into office the
legislature was entirely in accord but
when he returned in November the
situation was entirely different for he
handed in a program of stagnation
and retrogression. When the legisla
ture opposed there was then called
a special session. He was astounded
when told the governor had been
elected by the largest majority ever
accorded an executive. He could not
understand why the legislature could
not agree when the governor called
the building of highways was only for
jovriding as the highways built show-!
ed. In taking the school system out |
of their hands and putting it in the j
hands of the bureau at Olympia,
Morthland said “I am convinced the
people believe in educating the mas
ses.'1 I believe that a good republi
can doctrine will use it’s political
executive as a patronage to reward
subservient members of the legisla
ture.” He said an organization had
been formed at Ellensburg the other
day which pledged to support free,
moral agents, and candidates to the
legislature.
JACK DELANEY TIKES
BOUTS CROWN
FRENCH CANADIAN CHALLENGER
WINS FLASHING BATTLE IN
LAST SIX ROUNDS
NEW YORK, July 17. (£>)—Jack
Delaney took the light heavyweight
championship from Paul Berlenbach
in a smashing finish that swept his
foe before him. In the last five
rounds the French Canadian challen
ger from Bridgeport, Conn., received
an unanimous verdict.
PUBLIC DANCE TONITE
The first public dance in two weeks
will be held at Odd Fellows hall this
evening. An especially good time is
looked forward to.
McDonald watches brstis*
STRIKE WITH INTEREST
Xo one is more interested in the
trend of events following the recent
striking of five million British work
ers than Mr. Ramsay McDonald, labor
leader in Parliament and former Pre
mier of Great Britain. On the firs:
day of the great strike Mr. McDonalc
spoke in the House of Commons
pointing out the lessons to be leame
from the labor disturbance. Tkk
picture was snapped of Mr McDonan
; as he entered the Royal Academy re
j cently to view a private exhibit o
art treasures.
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BISHOP RDWE VISITS
MISSION ON YUKON:
COMING TO SM
DR CURTIS W. WELCH ARR’VE!
TANANA ON HEALTH TOUR
YUKON INDIAN VILLAGES
TANANA. July 17. (JP)—Bishop
Rowe arrived and passed through to
i Tanana on a cruise down the Yukon
1 river to Nulato, then up the Koyuknk
| river to Saint John’s mission located
j in the Alatna wilderness. From this
! point he will return to Xulato and go
down the Yukon visiting all missions
at various points, to the mouth of the
river, then he will return up the Yu
kon to Tanana. Nenana and to Sew
ard over the Alaska Railroad. Boctor
Curtis D. Welch arrived on the gas
boat Martha Angeline and will go up
the Yukon as far as Eagle, then hack
down to the mouth of the Yukon on
a health mission.
SWU. Lt PHIPPS.
OF COMB m
m o'! m
CONGRESSMAN WILL ~CMJR «Ak
ROAD BE^~: CHAIRMAN n>o
CATION. .LABOR COW «*
Seward will the beet ftr a brK
period tonieb: and twanrsew m
Tniied Star*? Senator Lm9r~*mzQ:
Oowle Phipps of Colorado wbrt wrffi
arrive from Seattle or the S S Tn
ton. accompanied by Mrs. PbtppR- A
E Pbipp? and brother ar{ Ah* at
company inn the fiis:!Pnr.?4ter lw-rv
of Oonxrree- Sen;. PL. toe rep^h
lican i* cba:-mar of the - ’ t ;,r
labor committee.
Noel W Smi it, r ene m manat* •
of the Alaska Railroad. *r nsroan ^
by 'Mrs. Smith arrrr-c it > wart r *
ereninf from Anchor-art it «3
cial car. to meet Seta*or .Bt Mrs
Phipps. The party will »*' >ur
day for Anehorare arc it ’
Interior, retuminr to : * ■*♦•
ably. the la~~er p6~* o: m^x we*k
Governor Parks is «cp*»:*ec *•• ar
rive in Seward this ever.: " *b
Interior and i: is pure 'K* n
j retrace his steps. It r -nr at wy
Senator Phipps They
pnaintances.
Senator Phipps vt' m : - ^
Township. Washinfrot Cr®v I’;
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ry Phipps a native of Borland *tk
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I Scotland. He was educe* it 7- *
burrh hirh school „ P:* •<* rah Pfc.
from which he r-adoa’^o w he ar- of
If*. He received the non
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master of a?~? from ~he I* ' cr et
varsity. Sens'" Ttiir *- rmir-'5"
of the national finance c^mit*0* r
The American Red Cros- trnemV2
' of The board of direr* nr- 'he T*£t
; ver Civic sec Coamerrto: 1 itr *■"?.
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1 ed it one of the ir«s m'B* wr«d by
' the Oamerie Co.™ and t vartoof
‘ "position? from *rme *c *'r be*:, tfc*
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'it lfK*i. a: which time t* re^icTei:
■hie position as Tit* pre? 68K sad
treasurer of 'he Ce«p ■ *ec
tired from active tmeir**' ®atTBt
hie home to Braver. Cole
In Jnly. be fount- e»c en
dowed the A cnee ISemoria. ««ciior
Iium for the treatment of -tC'-milosis:
this institution has tuonMB a~iot: tor
150 patients. Spns*cr and V" Phirsm
have sit children—IjBWmsc C-. Vrs
5 White. Urs Banal*. C T>omfi*lc
’IBts. Tan Holt X. Garret; Altai and
' Gerald
In the genera', election oi X nr ember
P Z. 191S. Senator Phipt" -c~
d T5f> votes. Hon John E Si. "rr’-t 1*4
Q 347. and P. A. Richardson r W6.
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