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The second installment of Thos. A.
Marquam’s Independent candidate for
delegate to congress address, given at
the Liberty theater Saturday even
ing, follows:
“Another thing that I agree with
Mr. Sutherland on is a constructive
program and the maintaining of the
Federal Appropriations for the con
struction of roads and trails. I want
to say that Mr. Sutherland has done
the best he could and I would not
take from Mr. Sutherland one iota of
.credit which he should have, but I do
think however that his claims for be
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ing responsible for the increased ap
priation for roads and trails during
the time he has been in congress is
not well founded. Mr. Sutherland
claims, or makes the statement and
leaves you to draw the impression,
that because he was in office the ap
propriation for roads and trails in Al
aska was raised from something like
$350,000 to something like $1,000,000,
he was responsible for it, whereas the
actual fact of the matter is that after
Col. Steese became head of the Alas
ka Road Commission, a program
was mapped out in the War depart
ment covering ten years work on the
roads and trails, calling for an expen
diture of $1,000,000 per year, and that
was supported by the Committee on
Budget. For the past five or six
years the appropriation happens to
have been a little short, and in the
next few years it will have a cor
responding increase and at the end of
ten years the $10,000,000 will have
been spent on the roads and trails.
“Another thing that I would do if
I were elected would be to give
Secretary Hoover and the Bureau of
Fisheries my most earnest support,
and use every effort to prevent the
depletion of the great salmon runs,
which constitute the greatest wealth
we have in Alaska. I would be in fav
or of supporting a fair literacy test,
in order to try to prevent the mass
voting which we now have in our na
tive vote. I would support an enact
ment of a bill similar to the White
bill which was introduced in Con
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JESSE LEE HOME NEWS
Last Sunday the Jesse Lee choir
and the superintendent held services
at the Methodist Episcopal church
during the absence of Rev, Graham,
regular town pastor.
Rev. C. T. Hatten, Supt. of the
Home gave the sermon. The text was
on church schools. The program was
as follows:
“I Am Thine, O Lord.”
Prayer.
“Jesus I Have Promised.”
Text.
Gloria Patri.
“Because He Loved Us So,” a vocal
duet by Caroline Nielson and Mary
Larson.
Sermon.
“Near The Cross.”
Benediction.
Mrs. Lester D. Henderson^, com
missioner of Education, Territory of
Alaska, and Jonathan Wagner, Supt.
of Alaska work, Bureau of Education,
were at the Jesse Lee Home for din
ner, Sunday Oct. 9, 1926 and spoke
that night in the Home Chapel.
Mr. Henderson also visited out
school on Monday.
Eaton, Crane and Pike Highland
Linen Stationary—Schallerer’s Alas
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