The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 3, 1930, Page 2

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, NOV. 3, 1930. : : Now Is the Time to Buy a NEW OVERCOAT Blue Chinchill:. single and double breasted, considering the standard of their quality at the unusual low price of $22.50 Boys’ Heavy Blue MACKINAWS These all-wool mackinaws have been priced to meet your expectations of better wear for less money. AGE 3 TO 9 86.75 cach AGE 10 TO 18 $9.50 each Dressy and Serviceable Shoes for Children Here are shoes that will give you service throughout the winter months. Built to give that desired springy comfort in walking, leathered to give service in all kinds of leather upper with com- weather. Good ENDS RESULT IS IN DOUBT (Continued Irom rage One) IAS CAMPAIGN | | former predictions that the election will mean a Democratic House of Representa--ves and possible control jof the Senate. Republican leaders, acknowledging that some lo are likely, took new hope from reports, denied by the | Democrats, that last week had seen the turning downward of the Demo- cratic fortunes into an anti-climax which, after a supreme effort had {been brought to a peak too long before the election. The vigor of the final struggle is evidenced by mounting bitterness. The plays and counter-plays of litical debate in the campaign e evidenced by the strong {words of Senator James E. Watson of Indiana, who forecast the time as “utter chaos” if a Democratic Congress should be chosen. Former Senator James A. Reed of Missouri, assailing the farm policies of the Republicans, spoke thus of his old |time Missouri antagonist, Secretary |Hyde of the Department of Agri- culture: “One gains nothing by de- bate with an intellectual ulcer.” ‘Thus go2s thz argument. In Illinois, where National issucs intertwined in the Senatorial con- test between Mrs. Ruth McCor- |mick Hanna, Republican, and for- {mer Senator James Hamilton Lew |is, Democrat, with City politics. | New York finds pugnacious Re- publican organizations hurling at . Franklin D. Roosevelt a final r with much mentioning of | | | THANE WOMEN MEET TODAY The Hoine Demorsiration Club of club secretary and to discuss. the cutline for home . study, work in nutrition that Mrs.. Lydia Fohn- ',Han.sen. of the Extension Depart- College and School of Mines, intro- duced at a public meeting last Monday. The advisor of the Thane ciub is Mrs. George Bolyan, teacher, who |Is a graduate of the College of Home '~ Economics, University of Maryland and who invited Mrs. Fohn-Hansen to lecture at Thane and arranged the public meetihg there. IR Thane will_hold, its first meeting late thi 6n in the school, Euilding. e purpose is to elect a ‘!menl of the Alaska Agricultural | KRR FILM EXPLODES; SOMEBODY YELLS; ALARM IS SOUNDED An explsoion of a film in the operating room during the run of the second show at the Palace Theatre last night, caused some- {body to yell fire and -then some cone turned in an alarm from Box 14. There was a little smoke as the result of the film explosion but |that was ‘all .and practically uo |damage resulted. It is announced {by the management of the Palace |that those who left the theatre pefore the running of the feature |was continued, may sce the show 4z night by announcing to the door- tender that they left suddenly lasc night - WHIST PARTY At the I. O..O. F. Hall Wednes- day night at 8 pm. Given by ihe Rebekahs. Good prizes, refresh- ments. Admission, 50 centst adv To All Voters-- The undersigned were nominated at the Republican primaries last April as candidates of the Republican Party for the office of Senator and Member of the House of Representatives, respectively. A primary election is a party affair and it is held for the purpose T T ee e 0 o0qoopose EVERY VOTER SHOULD CAST A BALLOT Every qualified clector owes it to Alaska, his commun- ity and himself to cast a bal- lot tomerrow. The polls will open at 8 o'clock in the morning and close .at 7 o'clock in the eve- Evcry Apmerican citizen, male cr female, who is over twenty-ene years of age, has lived in Alaska one year, and in his precinct thirty days, is qualified to vote provided he may meet ths literacy test. Those who cannot read and write are not entitled to vole unless they voted in Alaska in 1924 or previously. Go te the poils! 1.00--000..-0. = of selecting party candidates to be voted upon at the regular election. Sometimes there are two candidates or more for each of the ofices for which nominations are being made, and where there are two sets of candidates in the same party in a primary election, it is natural that they should divide themselves into separate factions for the purpose of the primary eleetion alone; but since the object and the whole purpose RICE & AHLERS CO. Plumbers “We tell you in advance what the job will cost” ™ Beautyrest by Simmons SIMMONS Beautyrest and Deep Sleep Mattresses — Automatie Dnyg Beds—Baby Cribs and Youths” Beds—Now on Display Thomas Hardware Co. RED CEDAR SHINGLES Manufactured in Alaska NEW STOCK ON HAND - 4 position soles. 5to8at $1.75 81-2t0111-2 at $2.25 | 12t0 2 at $2.75 y Hall vania is listening to fer- vant appeals for d ford Pinchot, for Goverr | 1arge bloc of b of the primary law is to select party candidates only, it is obvious that those who present themselves for nomination in the primary election intend to stay with the party, and, in fact, the law requires that they must, and their names must be placed on the ballot at the fall election as the candidates of the party in whose primary they were nominated. TV ORRER It is plain, therefore, even though there are two factions in the same party in the primary campaign, the law intends that where a part only of each faction is nominated, those candidates who receive the nom- ination should run on the same platform in the fall election. Please re- member that the law required that they must run under the same party designation. They cannot do otherwise. MIDGET LUNCH Under New Management " THE NEW WAY The RED CEDAR METHOD of re-roofing is a great boon to the home owner. ' By this plan, now being used extensively all cver the country, the old roof is not removed—the new Red Cedar Shingles are . laid right over the old roof. £ Your buildings are thus protected at all times. You can use your occasional spare hours or days for re- roofing. There is no liter, no old nails to be both- . ered with. 76 Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. QUALITY and SERVICE . | SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER i SUNDAY Boys® Aviators Helmets All sizes. Black and brown. of headgear for cold weather. at $1.25 each Home of Dr. Scholl’'s Foot Comfort Appliances. B. M. Behrends Co., Inc. “Juneaw’s Leading Department Store” | An assortment with a 9 i| difference — snappy RESH DELICIOUS styles for the woman irs who wishes some- thing smart. Sizes 44 to 56 At the primary election in April of this year, the undersigned were chosen to be candidates of the Republican Party. The other successful ones at the Republican Primary in the Spring, including Mr. Paul, Mr. Winn and the others, were not of the same party faction as the under- signed. There was no contest in the Democratic primary as only one set of candidates presented itself for nomination. The interest, there- fore, centcred in the Republican primary where there were two candi- dates for practieally every nomination. Just the kind “Tomorrow’s Styles Toda;” AR AR OO Outsize Dresses and Coats After the primary election was over the undersigned, after confer- ences with the other successful nominees of the Republican Party, de- cided very naturally that we should unite together as Republicans, thus carrying out the intent of the law. In doing this we did not abandon the principles upon which we sought the nomination. Our platform is practically the same, although the issues are somewhat different, for in the primary election we were running as Republicans for the Republican nomination, and the only question at issue in the primary election was whether or not we and our faction should be nominees of the Republican Party or whether the other faction should be the nominees. OO O OO OO RO SO RO PIONEER AIRWAYS OPERATING SEAPLANES NORTHBIRD and SEA PIGEON PASSENGERS AND CHARTER Not only is it the intent of the statute—the primary election law,— that all successful candidates in a party primary should join together on the same platform in the fall election, but the intent of the law is that all voters who vote in the primary election should support the party candidates in the fall election even if the voter has, in the primary elec- tifofn, voted for an unsuccessful candidate. The whole matter is a party affair. pound, 25¢ Phone 17 New Studio | Will Be Open in the First National Bank EBuilding $40.00 per hour. Special Charter Rates on Application. R. F. JONES, Manager SEE JERRY SMITH—Gastineau Hotel The undersigned have been accused of having broken faith with those who supported us at the primary election. We feel that we did what was right and what the law required, and the only thing we could do and maintain our self respect. @We are at a loss to know what our critics would have had us do. We do not know whether they expected us to join the Democratic Party (which was out of the question for two reasons,—first, because they had a full set of candidates for each office, and second, because we have been nominated as Republicans, and the law requires that our names must be placed on the ballot as Republicans), or to withdraw so that the Democratic can- didates would have an advantage. 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