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SECOND DIVISION
INDICATES GRIGSBY
AND WICKERSKAM
The total vote of the second division
will not be known for a week porhapu
as the returns from For tuna Ledge.
Dime, Teller and others will have to
be sent to the end of a wire by dog
team.
The totals of the known results
show an Immense vote for Grigsby, a
strong support for Wlckershapi, ami
the probable election of Sundbaclc to
the senate, and possible election of
Rowe as road commissioner. Allan,
Coombs, Daly and Rcod are leading
for representatives.
The following is the summary for
the second division so far as known.
For Delegate.
Wickersham . 760
Sulrer . 550
Lowls . tot
For 8enator.
Sundback.607
McQann ...'.4g9
Moran.857
For Representative.
Allan .\. 661
Coombs . 647
Paly. 626
Ueed . 111
Anderson. 592
Corrigan . 590
Jones . 188
Julien.807
Young . 806
For Attorney'General.
Grigsby . 934
Schofield. 211
Cobb . 155
For Torrltorial Road Commissioner.
Rowe. 5*8
Wilson ... 189
Glbney ..J. 299
Wet and Dry Question.
Dry . 798
Wet . 196
For Eight Hour Law.
For .... 7*8
Against . 229
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for which wo wish to thank you. And feeling much encouraged over the prospects, we have come to tho
conclusion to Inaugurate another up-to-date movement and have adopted conditions and have lowered
our prices to make It possible for you to buy your winter’s requirements as cheaply as can be done In
this northern city.
This year mors than any other, you should protect yourself against possible shortages, which with
out much guessing means "High Prices." And with this assurance meaning a saving to you of dollars,
. wo feel satisfied that you should not hesitate a moment In making up your order at the earliest possible
! date. . j
Possibly a word relative to prices, servl e and quality would not be amiss. We cun safely say
that our buying organization, the knowledge of v.beie to buy and our recognition as jobbers of this roc- j
Hen, assures you that we are buying our s'. ck as low, 11 vet lower than any other mcr; ;,j,t la Alas a.
Aa to service and quality, we can with pride point to the past, the successful way In which we
have served you and the quality of goods that have sold to you, which should manifest the same con
fidence that we have In ourselves. By this we do not wish to convey the Idea that wo are Infallible; we
are but human agents, and should an unforeseen error croop In, we are at all times ready to make amends
to your complete satisfaction. The keeping of the goods Is the most essential factor to oonslder, there
fore we will store free of charge, In our sanitary > corny, stsam-heated and well ventilated warehouses
until needed, all goods bought from us.
TERMS CONDITIONS AND PRICES may be obtained by calling at either of our two stores, or
wo shall be only too glad to send our reproeentatlve to your home or oftloo to explain conditions and sub- j
mlt price*.
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DO IT NOW:—Otherwise the boats will soon return and depart and you will have overlooked a
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REPUBLICANS WONT
CONCEDE OEFEAT,
DEMOCRATS SURE
NEW YORK, Nov. 8—Whitman and
the entire republican ticket was die
ted. The state gives Hughes a plurali
ty of 120,000.
CHICAGO, Nov. 8—The election re- j
suit Is still in doubt in spite of con
cessions and claims with Hughes a
probable winner.
Early announcements of a Hughes
victory wewo based on the returns
from New York, New Jersey and New
England. It was supposed by the po
itical experts that the middle and far
west would show their old time repub
lican strength if the northeastern
states showed this leaning strongly.
As the count went westward Ohio
showed a reversal of sentiment but
Illinois fell Into line with Indiana and
it seemed a safe prediction for Hughes.
Iowa showed republican strength ns
well.
Bufaa the returns from the groat
west began to come In It became ap
parent that that whole section was not
In line. Utah gave Wilson Indications
and all western states showed a re
versal of public opinion.
The long ballots In California and
other states made the counting a slow
process anil until the final count is
completed no final statement can be
made. Even then, so close-13 the light
in many states, an official count may
be necessary.
Both national committees claim i
victory and neither conceres defeat.
The following states are for Hughes
giving him a total of 246 elector.!
votes; Conn.,T; Delaware 3; Illinois 29,
Indiana 15; Idaho 4; Oregon 5; Low;
18; Maine 6; Mass. 18; Michegan 15,
NNew Jersey 14; New York 45; Penn
38; Rhode Island 5; Vermont 4; Wis
consin 13; Wyoming 3; South Dakota
5; New Hamphlre 4.
In addition to tie s seemingly ecr
.tain states are Minnesota and t'.il
lfornila, with a total of 25 clcctaro
votes in which the latest reports show
Hughes In the lead. This gives a to
tal to Hughes of 271 which is fivt
more.
On the other hand the democrats an
claiming Minnesota as certainly' fo
Wilson and Vance McCormack has
congratulated the President on his re
election
FAIRBANKS
FOR WICK AND
SCHOFIELD
FAIRBANKS Nov. 8—Wickershrm
has In this division 13G0 against 713
for Sulzer and 258 for Lewis. Eight
outlying precincts yet to come which
are unimportant. Schofield has 1260
Cobb has 509, and Grigsby 85G.
Burns and Hess, democrats, and
Norland and Snow, Independents, uv
elected to th e house.
Dry carries 18G1 for and 946 against. 1
WICKERSHAM OELEGATE
GRIGSBY BIS’T ATT’Y
SAY BIG CENTERS
The largei towns and the second
iivision with incomplete and doubt
ess a trifle inaccurate reports are
■ timmarized below us to the vote for
idegate and atarney-general. Wick
rsltam lends with 3292 to Sulzor's
127 and Grigsby has 2689 to Soho
eld's 1791.
It would aeem that these figures
rom all over tho territory should
,tve fair indication as to tho totals cf
ho entire territory.
Grigsby undoubtedly will be our
icxt attorney-general and Wicker
ham will most probably continue to
cpresent us in congres.
Following are the figures from the
mpottant centers:
FAIRBANKS: —
iulzer.*.368
A'ickersham.629
irigsby.178
cl ofield ..677
SECOND DIVISION: —
iulzer.350
,'lo.kersham .760
iiigsby. 934
Jchofleld.241
CCORDOVA:—
iulzer . 157
iViokersham . 201
jtrlgsby . . .. . 86
Schofield . 185
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McCarthy:—
Sulzet- . . . 51
W Wickersham ..84
Grigsby . 27
Schofield .77
NENAMA:—
Sulr.er . .129
Wickersham 6.Ill
Grigsby.73
Schofield . 122
ANCHORAGE:—
Sulzer.204
'ickersham. 878
Grigsby.. (tig
Schofield . . . 9ft
HE rCHIKAN: —
.d/.cr . 2Ki
Wickersham .... .297
Grigaby.208
Schofield . 141
RAMPART:—
Sulzer. 3
Wickersham .jio
Giigsby . 11
Schofield . 14
WRANGLE: —
sulzer . n
Wickersham ... . tG6
OrigBby.59
! Schofield . 33
WOODCHOPER: —
' Sulzer .42
Wickersham .64
Gi.gsby . 35
Schofield . 34
RUBY: —
SSulzer ...'.. 77
Wickersham .70
Grigsby .69
j Schofield .30
LONG CREEK:—
' Sulzer . 71
Wickersham 55
Gugsby . 51
| Schofield . 22
SEWARD: —
I Sulzer. 183
Wickersham . 258
Grigsby .195
Schofield .88
EYQKt —
Sulzer . <0
Wickersham . 40
Grigsby. 3
Sshofield . 84
SITKAi—
Grigsby ..... .71
S' hofteld . . ... 58
HAINES: —
Sulzer . <3
Wickersham . 5ts
Grigsby . 39
Sshoflekl. 30
TREADWELL: —
Sulier . ini
Wickersham . .3
Grigsby .31
Schofield . 90
EAGLE:—
Sulzer. .,8
Wickersham . ;s
Grigsby.33
Schofield. ... 12
ST. MICHAEL: —
Sulzer . til
Wickersham .7
Grigsby .. . 56
Schofield . 9
ANCHORAGE
RETURNS
SEWARD, Now 8—Complete leturus
C Anchorage are Wickersham 132,
Sulzer 339 and Lewis 218. Grigsby re
ceived 685, Cobb 189, and Schofield 36.
Dry 600, wet 260. Pof eight hours t>44,
against 64.
The resources, industries, flora and
fauna, the Eskimo and every Inter
esting feature of Seward peninsula
detailed In the 1915 edition of the
Nugget Mining and Dredging Maga
zine. A few copies left. Price, fifty
•entz.
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JAMES WICKERSHAM |
DELEGATE TO GONGRESS