The Chitina leader., 1911-11-04
AUTHORIZATIONS OF OUR DELEGATE.

One of the srange halucnations from which the dele gate suffers is that everybody who fails agree with him work for his political advancement in the hire of the ug genhem Curiously enough if Alaska is in danger it is not from the Guggenems all The Guggenhems purely mining and meltng firm In Alaska they the Bonanza copper mine and the Beason copper mne They eight cent of the Copper River Northwestern railway but the real Southern Alaska the real danger if there any, J Pierpont Morgan It Mr. Morgan who directs the $600000O which the widow of Marcus Da has invested in the railway, and the fourteen millions of his and of other people which invested in the enterprise So it is careesy incorrect to keep on making bogey out of the Guggenheims.
 Now the Alaska delegate makes the assertion that the Alaska Syndicate is organization of crime In 1908 Judge Wckersham wrote Stephen Birch follows: II long for the eshpots of the outside and would accept offer from allied Alaska interests to their general counsel will accept three years contract at l5000 per annum with offices in Seattle and office force and manten Upon that of arrangement would devote myself exclusively to their interests and give them the best service possible That in 190S The bulk of the ''organized crimes had been committed before that year Now is clear to the most obuse that if the syndicate had then poyed the judge he would today his threeyears tract instead of attacking the syndicate the plat form and maintain that the syndicate the best thing that ever happened to Alaska We that slowly that may percoate.
 We'll, anyhow the delegate told his audience very posi- lively Alaska day that the Times receives its daily ee paphc dispatches from the offices of the Guggenhems in S atte Now Ii we not scared to death of delegate
 fist fighter might say with the plain spoken Mondel, he lies when he says ha Not that it matters: in our udg ment the Alaska Syndicate press good as any other But the truth the Times has for years its teegraphc by the press association Seattle that whatever Wckersham newspapers there left the territory We defy the delegate otherwise. to substantiae his statement in the slightest respect
 The Times IS not angry with the delegate We sorry for him. We sorry for anybody who ndulges habuay in loose accusation and nscrmnate denunciaons destroys mans usefulness in the world and is of
 human fe We enumerate these facts about the delegate not to advertise the shame of the elected representative of
 Alaska but because the delegate himself has forced do it. The delegate asks the people of Alaska to disbeev everything the Times and to believe only what he We submit by the above evidence that the delegate peten to raise the issue of truthuness We would stroy the illusions of hero werhppes We will let them make the discovery for themselves that their little tin has feet of clay.
 Our purpose IS not to wage the delegate individual Nor would try to nufy his effectiveness and to discredt him abroad The delegate has his accord, far effectuay than could do it. What to do to prevent the delegate from sadng people of Alaska with form of territorial which will not give home rule but which will create political machine in Alaska with Wickersham the supreme We propose if home rule is going to be pushed above all other things that Alaska needs, to complete form of rule with the modern devices make the rule of the po ca boss impossible That the issue along those lines the Times will continue it's discussion from time of newspaper drudgery pemits-Fairbanks Times
 
 If the report that the Wright brothers aeroplane without gasoline verified the Standard oil will be disposed bar method of except by automobile
 Mr. Bryan says he has given all hope for the pres dency No will make strenuous efforts revive the which has heretofore seemed to spring eternal.
 That hot proposition proclaim General Reyes Pres- 1nnfO hoxyo