The Nome nugget., 1932-10-22

elected your delegate, l Will re- sist the consolidation of the fed I eral offices of the Second and Four tn Divisions. Where Judge Wick ersham stands on this don't know. No saving could be effected by this. consolidation and the ju-
 dicial services given to the peo- pie of the Second Division would be sadly limited. If I am Delegate
 and So long as l am Delegate, I
 think I can safely say that no such bill will pass.
 Speaks for Others l am speaking not only for my self tonight, but what I say for
 myself I say for every other can
 didate on the Democratic ticket. know them all. Mir Boyle is the Democratic candidate for Auditor Mir Hesse. the present incumbent. is the democratic candidate for Highway Engineer; MT. Karnes for
 Commissioner of Education: and Judge Truitt, of Anchorage, for Attorney eneraI. ts to th' lrcat
 oanddales for Te2lslatnre. you know most of them even bet ter than I do. Luther Hess and
 Tom Devane are running for the Senate; and Joe Mcdonald, Alton
 Nordale, George Lingo, and H c
 Fohn Hansen are candidates for ticket. Each of these men is well
 qualified for the office he seeks Bill Hesse, the Highway Engineer ger. MT. Karnes is first class nI, T,,lf T,,,i ;, ;rl
 competent and respected lawyer,
 and Frank Boyle is one of the finest men in all ways who ever
 came to Alaska. You all know Luther Hess. He has ser 5ad you
 faithfully in the Senate for sever
 al terms. He is able, intelligent. and, as they said of Senator Tom Walsh, almost fanatically honest
 Tom DeVane is an old timer who lives down at Ruby. While he has never had legislative service in Alaska, he certainly has the re- quisite ability, and I have never heard other than good things of him. Joe Mcdonald, who seeks re
 election to the House, has lived in the country for so many years
 that the memory of man runneth not to the contrary He is one
 of the best and most valuable men
 who has ever served in the Leg islature. MT. Fohn-Hansen is also
 an old time resident who has been
 engaged in mining in Alaska these
 many, many years. He knows your problems here as well as anybody and he knows what to do about them. Alton Nordale you all know He was brought up here. He is d splendid young man and a mem
 Der of splendid family. He cer
 tainly is both competent and uual
 flied in every respect to serve you
 as member of the Legislature.
 Last but not least, we have Geor- { ge Ling on our ticket. George re- teived his education at the Alas
 ka College. He was graduated
 from that institution as a mining
 engineer, but he is not too proud
 or too vain to take any kind os
 work. He is one of our own boys and he, too, is qualified to an un-
 usual degree to serve you as Legislator. I am proud of all these men on the Democratic ticket with me and we all stand together for 1 the principles of the party as ex- pressed in the Democratic plat form and as I have endeavored to state them. My only hope is that they are as proud to be on the ticket with me as I am to be with them.
 Warns Auditors
 Before I close I want to take the liberty of giving a warning have said my say and leave here tomorrow for the south to complete my campaign, after vis- iting Nenana and Healy, in the First and Third Divisions. I shall have no opportunity to return > here. After leave and just be- fore the election 1t may be that some of my political opponents will make statements or circulate reports concerning me that are ab- solutely untrue. Of course, I shall have no opportunity of answering ' them. and my warning is to be- ware of these last minute rumors to which a candidate has no op- portunity to reply. Judge Wicker sham has made his speech here and he has said everything he could think of against me, and a good many of the things he said were absolutely and entirely untrue, and you may be sure that if there were any other things he thought would influence you again St me, he would have said then when he was here. .l
 The Democratic party in ih