The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 21, 1936, Page 7

1936. By BILLIE DE BECK T ALLUS EXPECTS PAW HOME FUR VITTLES BETWIXT 4 ANO 10,BUT HE HAIN'T ALLUS SO PROMPT-LIKE THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, FEB. 21, Juneau “uan.s Club, En- BARNEY G006 lb AND \PARK PLL(: WHAR, OH, WHAR KIN HE BE 232 SNIF- SNIF--- PORE LEETLE WEASELPUSS -, SHET YORE TATER TRAP, GOOGLE -+~ WE-UNS HAIN'T GITTI(N ND WHAR WIE YOU BODACIOUSLY BLATTIN' YOUR BRAINS MISTOFER GQOGLE-| EF T WAR YOU-UNS, ('D FIND SUNTHIN TER DO-- STIODER STANDIN' THAR / LIKE A PLUMB = / { DT+ 3) g 4 m BAH AFTER WHAT You TRIED TO PUT OVER ON ME YESTERDAY I'VE A Go_‘c_)o NOTI(ON BUT, SNUFFY YOU DON'T SEEM To REALIZE THAT YOUR NEPHEW'S LIFE (S IN DANGER--~ WATER °LY GIVEN BOOST FROM TREADW DITCH WILL Consent oi th DR J. W. EDMUNDS S il INJURED, ACCIDENT the Tread se. | this morning 1 Tohn Niemi w litch to guide ¢ hill so it could fording relief to the shortage. well on vas sustained return { He expects to J trip next annual ‘PUBLlC CARD PARTY TONiGHT AT PARISH| A public card party, last official' | pre-Lenten activity, will be offered! | at 8 oclock tonight at the Parish)} Hall under auspices of the Ladies'| Altar Society Tomorrow at School, members Island Women's the va of the Club will be - o \CHARLES R. FISHER * " TES AT FAIRBANKS Funeral services for the late Charles R. Fisher were held in Fairbanks last week under th auspices of Igloo No. 4, Pioneer: Mr. Fisher was born in a in 1864. He joined the Boralv’s Entry in Ohio Race Has Tactu'al Stgnlfwanco - v BY R()\ PRICE . (Chief uI Bureau, The Associated | Press, Washington) There are special reasons why the | |his first concern is the breaking |down of the present leadership. | which he regards as reactionary. dominant leaders of the Republican party are deeply interested, indeed, h's decision to enter primary in Ohio a question of | votes, more or al convention—no D tly concerned. But at Mr. Borah is after amounts to a great deal more than that. Ohio is a p it will enter- National almost the ctoral votes in 1 sector where many the election of ah proposes to submit to a popul test his demand that the pre leadership of the Party be repu by the rank and file Pg ly, he asks for a popular verdict against the convention plans of the old-line leaders. These plans, rious stat cction of unin- in the east and Ohio, in suffi- 1s to hold.the balance of ith respect to the nomina- nt ated A Psychological Blow Suppose Borah wins his case at the nds of the Republ voters of at crucial state. What becomes of of the leaders, morally and 1 what becomes r Borah ser- or whether be nomin: 1 quite directly HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY Established 1670 NOW OFFER ROYAL CHARTER SCOTCH WHISKEY Bottled it Bond in Scotland at 86 Proof ¢ AR IR SR { 1 state in Republican | = liam Jennings | That fits in exactly with his hesi- | tant conduct, his determination not Ito go into states where he feels the sort of verdict he is seeking would be foreclosed. gering progress toward an announcement obviously has embled the usual coyness of \tial aspirants. His tentative footsteps have been more like those of a wise pedestrian an ice-covered street in A candidate who exp to be nominated must o out after dele- gates wherever there is any outside chance of gathering in even a few. Mr. Borah has had long experience in politics, and must know the dif- - | ficulties which stand between him and the nomination. He chooses to rike only where the psychological ffect promises to be greatest Convention Possibilities | Whatever the immediate effect of | the Ohio venture, by way of forcing | the hands of other candidates, it is | the more remote possibilities of | which the Senator obviously is think- ing | If he wins in Ohio, but has too | 1l a total of delegate strength to | ake him a serious contender for the | nomination, what will be his role in | the convention? Many guesses are possible, but uw\ | circumstances keep bringing back | to mind a scene in another national | convention many yea: timore, in 1912, the date in a deadlock w In a single dramatic speech, Wil- Bryan blasted forever | s vision of the White House. | > burden of that speech wa 1 Clark had the support of Wal Is Borah preparing, simil assume the mantle of spokesman for the rank and file, so that he set the chances of some o didate? 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