The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 11, 1927, Page 4

THE DAILY ALASKA E IPIRE, sEw the county cent. or more [ BT them and Nail y Al( ha im‘ EDITOR AND MANAGER expend local ind the tax vere neve sh entury after zation of that of "‘“’N w. l,{ the organi Territorial $100,000 a yvea louhle bec St & nue the government Published FRINTING ( Atyaka iy and iritory wa That w QULSCR PTION rier in Jn the \ Culver cr, Juneauite an Barney them feel about back among to lose just to get him Culver Cityities were sorry him that he the mess makes it plain all about Alaska, it pla lot and the tands X niake tand a that neople ahout Park i Bill introduce California Paper Pays Tribute to Juneauite. (Editorial The ¢ he Seeretary has and who nths erved y during reriod mimnity given oo was in him to PTER” T'OR PAIR his thin: Doing Barney Rossc U pecpls e 1 tl upon Kind ted to do a measure sincerity " pry of mpress ot Aisarmed opposi ot the comm noected rge extent 1o h thor tin s in whi larger extent harriers of m and fanning the flame of md individ contact until n Culver than it h I'o a con rmed the down and internal civie spirit y it in many y LOWER This was an important hasis on which others will go ahead tracture of brighter and more ment It was not spectacular, the k which remains to b work foundation building without no snperstiuctur It had to he Anid could have dons th Barney City wiil With any civic that hody record pessimi on aple by ex todi shines brighter City s WORKE 5 WANT ' TARIFF. YND will form to build a tall glorious accom will he But work, and w Supei as mu wor one it of hich can b done i wmend otection the tavi cnts proj moved Th insist that maoved from the on work nohody e Rosselle. ntin opportunity zanization cannot fail of accomplizhn that Barney some other h ! interruption ind it will iring an dan than further a1l tarifi p ments of prot 1o Cha of as seldom other for co have a her nd that insist the an ueh of 55 in any com- itselr to will car- aw, )y compensating the years wielded his work vision in elle and nt hiid Governt light went provides for Liberal ff as tools Ro up by without cor The tarift veductions fro the | ovi the t n vty e picked ried on The he other The fail Wiien m lation Wil lahors, it will their certainly Party Government are s pire | A sk is i ne to atiract Culver workers LOCAL GOVERNMENT ARE TO HAVE NECESSARY [IY REAL HOME RULE. WE 3 realized reamed thonusand wome parts of th when its popt and its alth will have cans re who today are making the first half dozen of of the community should will be found that of men who established the life of the that ave he tod hs increase 1 grown hy W in many tion, it of those Among titude the ind W ( Ala mez ritten cireulated prepo to cr the service future ihle on whom the gr largest e of painphlet prop Rule for ropuosed people omptroller Fhe MeN the those ka poss ure th to given in Barney Rosse the Chamber community measure of the in on Territ Taft full ident " form Commerce civie Pre P'rosi nization States’ Rights. (Seattle Star.) mificant gesture from Olypmia cason is not the attempt to kill the di- primary: or fight against Governor Hurtley; the appea of Mr. B It introduction of a bill to ch wo etin local real W Reviving tixe e X1 r f i 1aes, over i md elf-g road local the ipalitic only most ative Alaska school in now s in 1 is the conty heir and mu W= ot Tunney wide-tappi or the mce gene United make States wn meet Virg government but no crime. Itere you of the s their private nry ings and tem of in nia. | example of the Federal private growing meddling have a veral affy perfeet ites against and the Progressive revoll with their Wire-tapping private necessity everywhore batllot, aftairs of where demoerati local masses ioof zovern ment favor flagrantly and obviously this State never against it—until] goy- Federal secret agents demonst ated that necessity {1t is even probable that a majority of citizens con-| {sidered themselves secured in their rights to priv the Constitution 7 0t s only the optimits, i WCTiat passing a bill against wire-tapping will DAY yet ugents from tapping the wires and invading the 1oy of any 'n to whom they may happen| o take @ momentary dislike. Such optimists will| wdily undeceived by the Federal courts. | But the measure is a gallant gesture, a last des power pairing gauntlet-flipping in the face of the National sipte,, burcaucracy that now governs and regulates way to!minutest actions of every citizen in this great oning monwealth, an con- is so0 rights that of legislating zoverning _invasion of idered the organizati the n he throug out country jeaion municipali- | ties, countie chool local ernment In the cssential thir the local school hoards, o % by hy [ choof the sthool distriets, and di of cours who imagines control our schoo charge a teache fix their pay quarters and ool propoy detiuled direction ri oi the school The » have ¢ affairs of It levy would have home close 1o governmental As long Alaska direct all the detail her nearly 600,000 ments 2,500 only every other the people will be rather their government. The are to do the ministerial rected by the Legislature is quence—and so is the question of their except to those who might stitute the and thus have place on the payroll In the States, as it was in the Territories existed before they were made States, the citizen's contact with government in more than 90 per cent. of the cases is with the county, school and municipal governments. That gives them the oppor-| tunity to know about things and understanding to manage their own affairs. in Washington Territory, for instance, peopl e eontrol overihe spe the ti ¥ municipa local cou BOvenments 1 Hiore 2iven taxes and cx 11 the the to we and colic rec hav solf-governmont to bring it have rule overnmental they ght func understand | supply them Governor who has eight the Legislature to veduce his sal na general economy movement to affect similarly State officials and employees—and there is S fortitude for you (Columbus, Ohio, Dispatch.) 50 people needs and A Southern just B has ) asked as one islative body to covernment throughout settle- | ion days, from that populons in sixty removed selecting those in the matt md hody that for only distantly manner of miles v yeur and The old-fashioned, rugged type of journalism still {flourishes in the West A coast editor says of a | political candidate: “If there is an idea in his head, |t lives the life of a hermit (Halifax Herald.) who di inconse- work manner of e L million telephone calls give employment to 167,000 hello said that talk never would get any- (New Orleans Times-Picayune. ) eventy daily in United States sir Who body anywher personnel, o personnel as they average Henry Ford plans to revolutionize farming never will be complete until he invents a hired hand who's always full of pep.— (Indianapolis News.) | There is no truth in the rumor that the Senate’s itch to keep pure will be made retroactive.— (Los taxes were | Angeles Times.) { prevent| the| com-! {100 much ane this Detiing ¢oand | your { daughter “|to ook for 1 | daughters| & | the| bt think our take he'd cither only T of | A'ONG LIFE'S ETOUR By SAM HILI | | | O'u,r da father dre i D d's m So nusne tir her I am ady for my of Cidest ther oversh Inhabitant rI's skiie I when a gi d wo by Ananias Club w lot hard and ny been refusin Tt i1 luck,” hard o has money alp isted rin my rich Pa's a Cynic vid Clarenc What's a fan any hushind b ‘who hasn't freets than owled ] righis on the have 1 heir nomes.” Pascing Observation world 1 L more weather, weisht and to make distribution nee hwsine wealt] Ex- in School of nce Gets e he K it all » midnight oil he'll burn fierce to think much h Dimb Dora u ha 1owas A, W ) handed out mh i a color Huh! TAKES OFF FORTY POUNDS ible took of ptembe Wi Why forty \ Do it ¢ an Epitaph ed the strect il thi h from when sulel Useless Informaticn wild oat cven than The on market hie cotton crop Good Riddance he wh father Darling pered, “do vou yous wonld consent 1 marriage, 'l tell the he o said today me off have world he replied if hands omebody didu’t his pretiy hrotloes oon to go in foy Useless much to build a Questions ould toward to the alarm el How find nut you give monument the ock ? who invented More or Less True girl who has (o contine one pair of silk how her father pair of woing to be a terrible of the young people of thrills runs out trouble with the worid The self knows her hose now il to with one pants world when s i lot bty toda the mn v ave stting the old ones too littl Yon of 4 the There city near judge the size Neet by the thicknes paint on Ly f nothing than ing much i proper except eating not having as neighbors only consolition many has is that he*only has one and she las only two leg to need such expen - ive stockings When poor, harescd father begius | A dittle sympathy arounid realizes how discoura must hitve got in seavch for an honest man. 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