The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-09
DEMOCRATS NAME
 FULL TICKET
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 (contlnued from Page 1.l .tonoe mat women justly deserve, and we pledge ourselves to pass law granting to women community of interest in all property required Dy inc husband after marriage, except nroperty acquired by gift, devise or descent. Such law is on the statute books of every state in the Union ana every civilized country of the globe and it ls but fair recognition of the fact that success in home-building IS due as much to the woman as tne man. that she should be protected in her right to share in the property ac' quired by their joint efforts.
 Eve are unalterably opposed to any wholesale tinkering with the Al asI<a code. Good laws are developed by gradual changes. made to meet needs when they arise, and an ex- haustlve revision of the code, even if done in the best possible manner, would be useless expenditure of the taxpayers money. New laws make new litigation, clog the courts of jus tice. squander the money of the ltti' rant and enrich the lawyer, and about the time a new code is in working order and the people are reasonably familiar with 1t, some spurious re- former would come along and sug' gest another revision.
 Eve favor simple method or acquiring title to sites for legitimate purposes. for legitimate industries and for bona flde homesteaders, on forest and other reservations
 IA law to prevent all persons ex' cept American citizens, persons who nave declared their intentions to be- come such. and Alaska natives, from fishing in the waters of Alaska.
 5.-we are opposed to the setting aside of large islands and other large tracts of land for game preserves and we favor the preservation of deer and other game by intelligent close sea- sons. paying bountles for the exter- mination of their natural enemies and the removal of all restrictions on the killing of bear.
 6.-Relief of Restitution.
 7.-Adequate appropriations for the maintenance of the Pioneers Home at Sitka.
 S.-we recommend that Alaskan in sane be cared for in our own Terri tory where careful supervision and inspection can be made at all times. 9-Dividlng the various divisions into Senatorial and Representative districts.
 1O-We favor the election of an At toruey-General and all other Territor, ial officers.
 The following resolution was ap' pended to the recommendations:
 RESOLVED, That all nominees on the Democratic ticket for the legis' lature pledge themselves in accept ing such nominations to vote for and to use their utmost endeayors and to actively participate in the election of Charles E. Bunnell as our delegate to the Congress of the United States, and further to work and vote for, and sup, port the full Democratic ticket"
 J. M. TANNER, .
 C.. M. McGRATH,
 N. L. BURTON.
 LOUIS MILLER,
 Committee.
 Ticket Completed.
 R.L. Petty. of Ketchikan. was unan' imously chosen by the Democratic con. yention at this mornings session as the fourth candidate for the House of Representatives from the First diyiS. ion.
 The nomination was followed by a love feast in which the several speak. CTS congratulated the convention on it's work and made promises of taking on coats to elect the entire ticket which is headed by Charles K. Bunnell for Delegate to Congress-
 c. NJ. McGrath, candidate from Sit. ka; National Committeeman z. R. Cheney. of Juneau; Senator J. NJ. Tan. ner. of Skagway; Divisional Commit. teeman D. Noll. of Ketchikan. and Chairman c. F. Cheek, of Juneau, who is also a candidate for the legislature, addressed the meeting.
 An informal discussion followed on the plan of campaign after which the convention passed resolution thauk. ing the City of Juneau for the use of the council chambers and adjourned sine die.