« Candidates'
J isted For
Primaries
Juneau — Filing of candidates
for delegate for Alaska, attorney
general, auditor, highway engi
neer and legislative sea's in the
coining Territorial primary elec
tion, which closed Febmary 1,
forecast spirited contest in both
Democratic and Republican camps,
g The complete filings in the four !
divisions are as follows:
Territorial Candidates
TOR DELEGATE:
Democrats: A H Ziegler, a'tor
ney, Ketchikan; Henry Rodent
attorney, Juneau: E L. Bartlett,
at present secretary of Alaska,
Juneau.
Republicans: George B Gr .psby.
attorney, Anchorage: John E.
Manders, Anchorage
FOR ATORNEY GENERAL:
Democrats: Karl Drager. An
chorage; Ralph Rivers. Fairbanks.
Republican: Harry G McCain.
Ketchikan.
FOR AUDITOR:
Democrat: Frank A Boyle in
cumbent, Juneau.
Republican: Will H. Chase, Cor- ,
dova.
FOR HIGHWAY ENGINEER
Democrats: W. Leonard Smith, )
Nome; Frank Metcalf. Sitka.
Republican: E. F. Wann, Fair
banks.
First Division
TOR SENATE: ~
Democrats: Capt. James C Da
vis, Crystal Snow Jenne Joe
Green, Juneau; Norman R Wal
9 ker, Andy Gunderson. Ketchikan.
Republicans: Howard D Stab
ler, Juneau: Steve Ferris. Ketchi
kan.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES:
Democrats: Curtis Shattuck, A
B. Cain, Dr. G. A. Doekler. Chris
Hennings, Juneau: Wilford Stump,
John Olafson, Anthony Zoric,
Ragnar Hansen, Ketchikan ,. Ca
rrol Clausen, Petersburg; Andrew
Hope, W. R. Carter, Sitka; Mrs.
Edith Barras. Douglas; Fred Han
ford, Wrangell; J. H. Sawyer,
I Windham: Frank Peratrovich. Kla
wock.
Republicans: Anita Gam.ck. Ed
mund Frause.. Steve Vukovich,
Samuel Feldon, Juneau, S J Sul
livan, Skagway; Frank Price. -Sit
ka; Mrs. E. E. Angstrom, Douglas;
Ralph Bartholomew, H. W. Ben
olken, Ketchikan.
Second Division
FOR SENATE:
Democrats: Tolbert P Scott, O.
D. Cochran, for long term: Frank
Whaley, short term; Howard
Lyng, unexpired terim, all of
Nome.
Republicans: Charles Jones,
Henry Miller of Nome, long
term; L. E. Ost, of Council, short
term; C. Dudley Warner of Nome
unexpired term.
Nome Directory
HENRY JOSEPH
LALLEY
ACCOUNTING. INCOME TAX
AND SOCIAL SECURITY
P. O. Box 156 Nome. Alaska
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Attorney At Law
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Nome, Alaska
Seattle Office:
1912-13 Smith Tower
Telephone Elliot StM
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Attorney At Law
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NEW YORK L1FB INSURANCE
COMPANY
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NOME. ALASKA
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE:
Dv mocrats: GeoTge Maf.sen.
Arnout Castel, B. G. Baker, Ed
ward Anderson, M. J Walsh
Wallace Porter of Haycock; W. E
McDonald, Coffee Creek; Eliza
beth Cross, Deering.
Republicans: V. G. Seiffert, Bert
Bell, Harold Bayne, Walter Tay
lor of Nome.
Independent: .Thomas Morris of
Nome.
Third Division
FOR SENATE:
Democrats: Grenold Collins for
two-year term; Clyde Spears, Ed
Coffey, Harvey Smith, all of An
ohorage, for four years; Don Car
los Brownell of Seward, term un
, designated
Republicans: Fred Stilwell
Seward for 'wo-year term; Wal
ter Hodge, Cordova; M. D. Snod
grass, Palmer, for four years.
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VOTE
—FOR—
ZIEGLER
CANDIDATE
—FOR—
DELEGATE
TO
CONGRESS
1 DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
M - APRIL 25 1944
A. H. ZIEGLER
Ketchikan attorney. Age 54. Spent entire life in Alaska. A
success in his profession and also public life. Three terms
, behind him in Territorial Legislature, polling highest vote
either ticket every time. Serving second term on Board of
Education. Supported by both home town papers of opposite
views for this reason, as one paper put it editorially.
“A H. Ziegler has a splendid background for
Delegate. He knows the score, doesn’t
trim to meet the demands of pressure
groups from any source.”
(PAID ADVERTISEMENT)
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REPRESENTATIVES:
Democrats: Jack Wadams C. A
Pollard, Stanley McCutcheon, Jo
seph Diamond, James McGinty
Anchorage; Warren Taylor, Ko
diak: Harry Delanri, Walter Hunt
ley. Palmer: Mrs. Margaret Webb,
Seward.
Republicans: V rgil McPiker.
Oscar Gill, Keith Capper, Carl
Martin, Moritz Andresen, Aimer
Peter-on. Anchorage: Rober'
Chadwick, Kodiak: Paul Wise,
Seward; John Bugge, Palmer.
Fourth Division
FOR SENATE:
Democrats: Herbert S. Fink,
Fairbanks, for two-year term:
Stanley J. Nichols, Leo Rogge, for
four years.
Republicans: Andrew Nerland,
Harvey Garnet, for two years:
John Butrovich, Jr., John H.
Jones, Fred D. Crane, George E
King, for four years.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES:
j Democrats: Alaska Linck, Frank
Angerman, Victor Johnson, Harry
M. Badger, Robert Hoopes, Jesse
Lander, H. F. Hoerler, Thomas A
Jones.
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Republicans: Maurice T. John
son, Louis D. Colber*, Irving
McK. Reed, Albert F Dorsh, Jr.,
Chester Moyer. Henry P. Kar
stens, Patrick Savage.
JUNEAU — Interest in the ter
ritorial primary contest lias been
intensified by the number of ma
jor issues now pending concern
ing Alaska especially in res pec'
to the part the next delegate to
Congress and the new legislature
w II play in shaping policies and
future trends.
Candidates who have thrown
‘heir hats in the ring include
many of the best known and most
capable pioneer residents long in
public life and a number break
ing into the limelight for the first
time.
Several of the candidates are
incumbents of territorial offices,
including Pi. L. (Bob' Bartlett,
territorial secretary, and former
secretary to Delegate Anthony J.
Dimond, and Henry Roden, attor
new general of Alaska and well
known as a pioneer mining man
and lawyer in the territory for
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yt.i who are out for delegate.
Bartlett is said to have Dimond’a
strong endorsement. Ralph J
Rivers, candidate for attorney
general, is distr ct a'torney for the
Fourth Division. A. H. Ziegier
Ke’chikan attorney and former
speaker of the house, is an able
veteran campaigner. A. B. Cain,
candidate in the First Division for
the house, served in the legisla
ure three terms as sergeant-at
arms n the house and three ses
sion^ as clerk and was legislative
correspondent for Alaska newspa,
pers. Harry McCain, Republican
candidate for attorney general, is
a Ketchikan attorney and former
mayor of that town.
CARD PARTY TO BE
HELD WEDNESDAY EVE
The Pioneer card party will be
held this Wednesday evening at
9 Of p. m. sharp All members are
requested to attend the meeting
which will be at 8:00 p. m., to
honor the Grand President of the
Pioneers, Henry Roden.
Advertise it in The Nugget.
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KARL ALLAN DRAGER: Attorney at Law, (Drager Law Offices), Anchorage. Born J
in Seattle. Washington July 16th. 1891: father—Col. Chas. F. Drager: mother— +
Eunice Bennett: sister—Mrs. Helen Wentworth (resides in Ketchikan). EDUCA
TION: Public schools. Egan Institute (Prep.) Heald College. Midshipmen Classes +
(Navy) (Engineering). MILITARY SERVICE: World War I. U. S. Navy, Officer
Submarine Service (1917-1920). FAMILY: Married 1919, (wife) Marf Carlotta Coon;
(children) 3 boys, one girl, otae granddaughter all born in Alaska (eldest son de- 4
ceased). RESIDENCE: Alaska 24 years. Kodiax. Seward. Ketchikan and Anchor- £
age (1920-1944). FRATERNAL: Elks. American Legion. Forty & Eight and Veterans
of Foreign Wars. Commander Ketchikan Post. Service Officer, Adjutant V. F. W.
Judge Advocate Dept, of Alaska. Legion and Forty fe Eight. POLITICAL: Chair- *
man Judiciary Committee, House of Representatives. Territorial Legislature (1939- £
1941) Secretary-Treasurer Democratic Committee 3rd Division (1937-1944). +
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