The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-25

of all corporations attempting to operate in the Ter rory, and also to that the said corporations con- tinue to qualify to strike the from the records whenever they fail to comply with the requirement of the law in this respect.
 Further he acts as Secretary of the Board of Ad- mnstration the duty of which it is to pass upon all special appropriations made by the Legislature, and attends to all correspondence of the Board He is Secretary of the Pioneers Home Building Commission which constructed the Pioneers Home at Stka, at an expense of approximately $30oOOo Tn his ca pacity Secretary he attended to calling for bids proposals execution of contracts and all of the respondence in connection herewith and likewise att tended to the purchasing of furniture for the building
 The. Auditor is Secretary of the Board of Liquor Control which is, without doubt, of the most m- portant Boards in the Territory and which the members should be outstanding of broad vision and sound judgment, and not swayed by every bleat in the wilderness It is the duty of the Auditor, along with other members of this Board to prepare regua- tons issue licenses and collect fees. Since the Board was established on April 13, 1884, total of 1252 licenses issued and for which total of $l3O975 received, which clearly indicates the large amount of work requiring high degree of intelligence there is in connection with this Board.
 There are many other duties required of the Audi tor and his office such as handling pension payments and other matters All of which require knowledge not only of people and things but broad knowledge of the Territory generally.
 It is as Auditor that Frank A. Boyle has been serving the Territory Now he is seeking reelection
 Few men can be found in the entire Territory more conversant with the affairs of Alaska and par tcuary qualified to the duties set forth for the office he holds Knowledge is fundamental Working knowledge of the job you have to do is the maximum goal of efficiency. MT Boyle has both the working and technical knowledge and, primarily, he knows Alaska like book
 Coming to the north many years ago from Wash ing ton D. C.. with the general land office MT. Boyle special emissary sent to Alaska to investigate the widely heralded oil frauds of that time His work was marked with success throughout and during his stay he learned to love Alaska. He has stayed on through the years becoming one of the Terrtory's outstanding citizens who thinks first and last in terms of Alaska and her development MT Boyle is particularly well posted mining and is doing his share to urge it's promotion He knows the fish cries and the other great industries of the north.
 It is not often that the citizens of State or Ter ritory have man of such high caliber willing to de- vote his time and effort to public work. Usually such men drift into other private enterprises. But MT Boyle's career has been dedicated to public ice and fortunately for Aaskans, he is willing to continue in that service.
 As we said in the beginning, the average intelli- gent voter thinks in terms of the duties be per formed the capacity of the seeking office to perform them The comparison in MT. Boyles case an easy one his record in public office in Alaska is known from Barrow to Dixon Entrance. It is record of excellent service It is the kind of service froni public officials that makes for the advancement of the Territory coupled with calm, sound judgment in the administration of public affairs