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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-13
Americanism.
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 Having failed to introduce one plank or con strucve statesmanship in it's platform and having it's national defenses the Republicans adopting the etration and having failed to find weakness in its national deenses the Republicans adopting the same old tory tactics employed time and time again gain control of the government. They are making the most noise and waving the flag. This is a cardinal trait with the tories In consonance with it's preachings of unAmericanism against the Demo- crats it is rather inharmonous in it's application to tEe principles they profess to expouse. Toryism IS a totally foreign importation and found it's birth in England Democracy drove it from America when the colonies withdrew from England and the United States became a reality. But like a vifulent con tagious disease the germs left lurking Tn the soil From time time the epidemic breaks out and
 is necessary for the democracy to step in and apply I palliative.
 tinent was in Canada in 1912 when the same old tories, operating under another flag carried the dominion with flag waving It's chief thunder was the charge that the liberals, which are synonymous with democracy in the United States wodld deliver Canada holus bolus the United States. Every 3emocrat was a traitor Yet the little democracy d ,alf million in the field, stood by the nation .-liantly and Canada is still British. Compare the ituation with the conditions in the united states oday and you have vivid example of tory methods $ applied throughout the world.
 Abraham Lincoln said that man was competent to govern another against that man Will. ret tLe supposed disciples of Lincoln tell us that it is necessary to take government out of the hands ot the and give it to the plutocracy The same arguments are used by the royalists It is the doc urine upon which auocracies have builded and vii! continue build oligarchies.
 The only distinction between Democratic Amerl- eanism and Republican Americanism is best expressed in the words of General Fitzhugh Lee while am bassador to Cuba-we our patriotism Ill oul hearts not on our sleeves as do the Republicans
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-13
OF FLIGHT MAY AID TERRITORY

While there is undoubtedly general regret that flight from Nome to New York selected another route than down the Inside Passage and by the way Of Wrangell, it is probably that their decision is wise Limited landing fields on solid ground, the is unfavorabe for their planes to attempt return by the taken in the flight into the country It might have ended ill disaster to the entire party
 As far gathering data on the route is concerned, the trip undoubtedly sufficed for that purpose. The pioneer work of the flyers has been accomplished It only remains for the results to be put to some beneficial in connection with the establishment Of suitable service a commercial basis. In his telegram to Mayor Robertson, Captain Street int- mates that there may be reason to hope for some thing of this kind to develop in the near future. "tD Hope flight may bear fruit for commercial enterprise along the coast he declares. The flight has demonstrated that aerial navigation in the Ter ritory is practical The time made by the planes in Alaska compares favorably with that on other legs in climatic conditions, fewer breakdowns, and under greater physical strain after entering the Territories boundaries than experienced before.
 The of Alaska offers unbounded opportunity for operation of flying boats. Airplanee for the Interior country would require no additional equip ment to that used in the States. l. is to be hoped that the success of the army flyers will give
 impetus a movement to establish regular aerial service to all parts of the Territory.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-13
Luke McLuke Says

Funny how woman's feet never get cold when she is wearing a new set of furs around her neck.
 A wife is person who wants to )e coaxed for a whole hour to do something that she really wanted to 10.
 A man gets so lonesome that he has to go out and roam around. But l girl never gets lonesome as long IS she has a good sized mirror on her dresser.
 When she is 15 she will believe lnything you tell her. But when she p you have to produce your Es- limos.
 If you do not like a man, why lon't you tell HIM instead of telling everybody but him?
 Modern girls are wiser than the )ld time girls in some ways. The modern girl knows there is no wa to ook fascinating when you are wear ng a fascinator
 If some married men had dollar or every time they have kissed heir wives in the last year they wouldn't have three cents
 After a man has been married Cng enough he knows that the only way to argue with your wife is to get towel and gag yourself.
 If there were a Twentieth Amend nent prohibiting the wearing of side whiskers and long faces, the Holy Ioes would protest against such ob- vious interference with Personal Rights.
 A lot of the Princesses seem 60 Imagine that Refinement means turn ing up your nose at other people.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-13
AN ILLUSTRATION.

When the people Seattle went to Washington to get appropriation for Alaska railroad the thing was talked with the Secretary of the Interior and others to who should introduce the tn in order to it's passage. Then finally, realizing that he would oppose it, notwithstanding the good of Alaska if it not given to him to int iroduce they asked Judge Wickersham to introduce the bill in the House.
 When the question of getting an additional appro- priation to complete the railroad up for con sideraticn Delegate Grgsby said let Chairman Curry of the Committee Territories introduce the bill He realized that MT. Curry a member of the majority party and that it would aid in it's passage for him to father the proposition He not think irg about who should set credit. He was thinking about the welfare of Alaska
 That illustrates the difference between man who tries to serve the public and those Wckite5 who play the game of personal politics
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-13
ELECTING OFFICIALS.

l would have the Territorial Treasurer
 the Territorial Mine Inspector, the Terrtor-
 ia Superintendent of Schools or any other
 official who the public elected by the
 people and thus make him responsible to the
 people The system of appointment of off
 cials is largely q relic of aboutsm in
 ernment % There is constitutional
 provision for the appointment of Territorial
 Governors and it would require only Act
 of Congress to grant the privilege to Alaska.
 l believe that the people of this Territory
 cculd make good selection for the office
 any party organization could make and I
 believe that their judgment in the matter
 would be just good as President the
 United States who is usually advised of the
 qualifications of candidate for the Governor
 ship by political social friends--(D
 Sutherland in Anchorage speech.)
 The Empire quite agrees with MT. Sutherland that it would be desirable 10 for the people of Alaska the right to elect the Governor of the Terri tory. That has urged in many Territories many separate periods of history Heretofore has held by Congress. that the office should be filled by Presidential appointment because the of power the Territories is retained by the National Government and bestowed upon the people of the Territories Of course there should be objection to trying o get that authority and power for Aaskans, though the prospect for success would be slight.
 But the appointment by Territorial authority of the purely administrative and technical officers is by lo q relic of absostism." The question of government by the people is involved in at all. The modern tendency in sel-gOyerning countries is away from choosing such officials through popular elections because efficiency usually results in the appointment of them Administrative and tech njca officials should be appointed that would be possible them if they fail make good if such antagonisms should develop among officials that would impair the public service to retain them. Then an appOntye power, representing the people end responsible them is better 10 compare credentials decide upon the questions of efficiency Involved than are the voters.
 No one would suggest that school teachers for instance should be selected by election polls. notwithstanding they chosen 10 serve smaller con stituencies and it would therefore be easier for the voters to qualify themselves pass upon the spective merits of the applicants than it would be for the people of the Territory 10 inform themselves ii the qualifications of the applicants for Territorial ,osifions recurring technical knowledge What. for
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-13
WHY RUSTGARD IS ANGRY!

The cauee of action in the suit of John Rustgard against The Empire is set forth in the fifth paragraph of the complaint This paragraph reads:
 That the Sth day of September 1920, John w Troy prepared for, and caused to be published by defendant company in said newspaper, The Alaska Daily Empire that date, in the regnlar issue of said paper, and the said company did then, said date in the regular issue of said paper at Juneau Alaska the false, defGmGory and scandalOus article to wit
 ZIONIST JOHN!'
 Word comes from Petersburg that John Rust gard, Wickite candidate for Attorney General, in speech at that place said his conduct had beon so exemplary, since he became resident of Gastineau Channel, that he was known Juneau Honest John!'
 .'That reminds us the old advice to watch the who needs to have his virtues labelled. Some times these labels originally bestowed in sarcasm.
 Meaning thereby that the said plaintiff not the candidate of the Republican Party, but of some other party faction and that at the pubic political address support the Republican ticket delivered by the said plaintiff at Petersburg, about the 2Sth day of August 1920, the said plaintiff stated in said public address that his conduct had been exemplary since he became resident of Gastineau Channel that he had been known at Juneau Honest John, all of which statements then and there absolutely false and published without excuse
 In short Mr Rustgard is grieved because The Empire said he Wickite and because it said that he had admitted that lis conduct had Ilary and that he had been called honest He wants it distinctly understood that lie is Wickie and that he bragged that his conduct had been exemplary or that he had earned the right to be called "Hcnest John" And he $25,000 from any who says to the contrary!
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-13
Truth From Chicherin.
(New York Evening Post.

IL is not the custom of the Russian Gov
 ernment to mix practical business trans
 actions with theoretical politics and olscus-
 sions of prnciples.-( Soviet Foreign Minister
 Chicherin to Balfour)
 From the beginning the Bolshevst leaders have never allowed theory and principles to stand in the way of practical business In theory the Russian ueople overthrow Kerensky and installed l-enhc Tn nroctica if was the gunboat Auror. In theory, the Russian people rule In practice, the Communist one lalf of one per cent the Russian people rules Tn theory the Soyics rule In practce' there are 'ltu ally no elections the Soyies. In theory the proe taria rules In practice, where there IS vote ohy Communist votes counted. In theory, Russia mas been commnized In practice, a hnee class 'ol peas ant capitalists has been created In theory, com norce has been natioualized In practice eVerypouy buys from the specuators In theory, Lenine works the international revolutlon Tn practice l"ehlhe promises 10 abstain propaganda outside or tus- sla if he alone in Russia In theory, the iera" in London and the Nation and lAberator Tn New lCrk In practice, Lenine and Trotzky Tn Russia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-13
Do You Know Anything

LO TOU TNT'OW NTIy NTTTTTY How deep is a depth? How high is a height? How low is q lowland? How big is a bigot? How weak is a weakling? How strong is a stronghold? How short is shortage? How long is a longing?
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-13
TuffI

Talking about tough luck, the Ma tional Checkers Tournament and tnt National Horseshoe Pitching Tourna ment were pulled off in Ohio while we were in the hospital and we missed the excitement.