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McDonald
IN RACE FOR
LEGISLATURE
To the Vo'ers of the Second Di
vision:
‘‘My many friends have pre
vailed upon me to enter my name
as candidate for Reple Vntative
on the democratic ticket.
I was born in the sta*e of Illi
nois and came West at the age of
nine. I spent the majority of my
boyhood years in Colorado and
Wyoming, mostly on farms and
cattle ranches.
During World War I. I moved to
the state of Washington, taking
up farming in the Yakima Val
ley. Then the urge to see Alaska
hit me in 1923.
Since that time I have been
mining in various parts of the
country. Coming tto Nome the
year of ’he big fire of 1934 and
thence to mining on Coffee Creek
in the Kougarok District.
I am not a politician and do
not consider such necessary for
good government.
“I am deeply grateful to Alaska
' and wish to help with the legis
lation if the people so will it.
‘‘I make no rash promises other
than good, honest, conscientious
service to the Territory.
Respectfully,
w. e. (Mac) McDonald.
IN NOME ON BUSINESS
AND PLEASURE TRIP
Lou Pringle, formerly of Wein
Airlines and now with the C. A.
A. in Kotzebue, is in Nome on a
combined business and pleasure
trip.
JOSLIN IS
DEAD AT 54
WILMINGTON, Del., Apr. 10.
•—(AP>—Theodore Joslin, aged 54
years, who was secretary for
President Hoover during his term
in the White House, died unex
pectedly today of a heart attack.
Mr. Joslin was a director in
the Public Relations Department
of the Dupont Co.
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H. C. MILLER
IN RACE FOR
SENATOR
Henry G. Miller, republican
candidate for the Senate of the
Territory of Alaska, has been a
continuous resident of Nome since
1932 having come up for a sum
mer’s work and found the coun
try so much to his liking he has
decided to make Alaska his per
manent home.
Mr. Miller has served nearly
eight years on the Northwestern
Alaska Chamber of Commerce,
one year on the Nome Common
Council, another year as mayor of
Nome. At present he is working
as chief mechanic and assistant
manager for the Wien Alaska Air
line, Inc., having been in their
employ since it was formerly the
Northern Air Transport Co.
Better known as ‘‘Hank" Mil
ler. around the Seward Peninsula
and these par's of Alaska.
Mr. Miller has been a voluntary
fireman of the Nome Fire Depart
ment since it was organized in
1937. He was one of the first to
help organize the Nome Local
Defense and the Nome branch of
the A. T. G. If elected he will
do all within his power for Alas
ka and the Seward Peninsula.
WILL ARRIVE HOME
SOON FROM STATES
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Walsh ex
pect to arrive in Nome from Se-,
at,lei in about two weeks, trans
portation permitting. They send
regards to all their friends in
Nome
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE: Revere 8 mm. Tur
ret ®ead Movie Camera equip
ped with f 2.5 straight lens and
f 3.5 3" telephoto lens. Hand
stitched, all leather carrying
case and two extra rolls koda
chrome film. Inquire of Paul
Audett, Patterson Hotel.
FOR SALE—One pair 6’6” skis.
Aluminum poles and cable
bindings. All Anderson Thomp
son equipment. Inquire Paul
Audett, Patterson Hotel.
TAYLOR ON
REPUBLICAN
TICKET
Wal'er Taylor, republican can
didate for representative, was
t irn in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and
was educated in the Iowa public
schools and raised on a farm in
hat state.
He came to Alaska in 1918, and
vas first engaged in freighting or
he Aleutian Islands. In 1923 and
1924 he engaged in the fishing
industry in Bristol Bay.
In the lat'er part of 1924 Mr.
aylor came to Nome and has
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made his home here with his wife
engaging in the mining business
and has been identified with that
industry since.
Mr. Taylor has a thorough
knowledge of the mining indus
try, being well acquainted with
both the operators and the work
ers problems and feels qualified t
represent bo‘h parties in every
way.
He is clear thinking and broad
minded and knows the needs of
the Territory and will, at all
times, do what he thinks best,
for Alaska and the people he rep
resents.
In seeking the nomination, Mr.
Tayloi; feels he has the ability
to do the job and do it well.
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