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FOR RENT— Furnished houses and
1'ahins. See Dougherty. At.
FOR SALE OK KENT— Smull
house, dose to machine shops. In
quire Frank Brown. M2tf.
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FOR SALE— Cheap, a substantial
two room house. Can be moved. Inq.
Lloyds Shoe Shop.— MIS*
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SKIS at J. L. GRAEF’S.
Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothing— CRBACH'S
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L*dy Torrington vaccum sweepers
at GRAEF’S
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Sleds for boy* and girla at Graefa.
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RAYO lamps with shade* $3 50 at
Graefa.
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Electric Sewing Machine motor* *i
Graefa.
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National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefa.
Elaine Eocene and Pearl Oil at
Graefa.
Ice Creeper* and Skate*— Gracfs
Fishermen’s Supplies at Graefa
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MANY SEEKING
ELECTION IN
THE NORTHLAND
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Many are candidates for various
territorial offices in the various di\i
isions of Alaska. The candidates f>r
attorney genetal, delegate to Con- j
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gross, national committeemen, dclo
: at* s to the Republican and Democra
tic conventions and the territorial van
lulutes for the legislature in the third
division, have been printed before.
The following are the candidates ;n
the other divisions:
FIRST DIVISION
Territoi ial Senator— A. E. He?/ 1,
and Isacc Sowerby, Democrats; For
rest J. Hunt an<l P. C. McCormack,
Republicans.
Representatives— N. R. Walker, ,T.
Latimer Gray. Henry Roden, W. W.
Casey. Demorcat*; L. S. Ferris, Fell <
Gray, Walter R. King. F. Wolland,
George A. Getchell, George Ramsta i,
Cash Cole, Earl L. Hunter, Herman T.
Tripp, Republicans.
Hoard Commissioner— Alexander
Adkins, J. J. Connors. Democrats;
Jack Wilson and Joseph Ulmers. Re
publicans.
FOURTH DIVISION
Ernest D. Collins and William T.
Rums, each throe times members of
the House of Representatives will
lend their respective parties in the
Divisional Legislative contest in tn?
Fourth Division. Former Speaker CjI
! lins is the only person to file for the
Republican nomination for Senator
and Mr. Rurns is the only one to fiV
for the Democratic nomination for the
same office and each of them Is assur
ed of the nomination.
The
Of Southwestern Alaska, the heart of the new
ALASKA OIL FIELDS
Reliable and positive information furnished.
Report of well known geologists and
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consulting engineers.
Reports of the U. S. Government Experts.
Write for full information to the
SEWARD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Seward. Alaska.
N- B. — If going to any of the Alaska Oil Fields,
OUTFIT AT SEWARD
B U I C K
Valve— In— Head
MOTOR CARS
Six Cylinder
Open and Closed
Models
.. H. .. E. . E L L S W 0 R T H. ..
Agent For
Seward, Valdez. Cordova ami
Anchorage.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
E.E. CHAMBERLIN
of Seward,
Announces his candidacy
for Senator in the Territor
ial Legislature, from the 3id
Division, subject to the Re
publican primaries.
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For Territorial Senator, Willian T.
Burns, of Little Eldorado, Democrat:
Earnest B. Collins, Fairbanks, Re
publican.
For Representatives— Rev. Robeit
J. Divin, Nenana, Thomas J. DeVane.
Ruby, Robert E. Sheldon, Fairbanks
and J. A. McIntosh, Fairbanks, Dem
ocrats: H. H. Ross, Fairbanks, Theo
dore Kcttleson, Brooks, George S.
Smith, Nenana, Joseph H. Smith,
Fairbanks, Andrew Norland, Fair
banks and I*. ,T. Rickert , Fairbanks,
ad Republicans.
For Road Commissioner— Harry
Buzbv, Fairbanks, Republican.
Mr. Burns was a member of the
House in the First, Second and
Third Territorial Legislatures, being
Speaker of the House in the First
and Second. He was defeated for
membership of the House ip the
Third Legislature. and ran fourth
among those elected to the Honse n
the Fourth Legislature. Mr. Rums
is a pv’nine- onemtor *»nd Mr. ColVrs
is now a lawver. Formerly he was
ono’^c-^d in connection with mining.
Robert F. Sheldon. Democratic as
pirnn* for Representative, is the pres
ent- Rond Commissioner of the Fourth
Division and eno-ne'ed in the automo
bile sta^e business between Fair
banks and tbe coast. and reeentlv be
came pari owner of a hardware bus
iness: Rev. Pebert ,T. D?vin is a
MJnicfor at yenana and
Clno"Mr>"V of the PVomW of Com
merce there. J. A. MeTr»to«h is tl.'1
qe*>J<>r member of the dmeriore firm
ef MeTnfoQh and T'ttUev Thomas J.
rv,Vot,n Jq f%e TTnit.ed States Com
m*qc*n««ev of P’'hv.
TT. TT. Poqs. Rer>”bi’cen pnndblnfe
foM Ponrecenf^f’ve . is enfreprnd in
onfp qfprrn hnqieess! And”ev' Ved^nr)
n member of the Honce in the
Third t coopts tore, a former Mayor ef
Fairbanks and engaged in the wall
‘ ALYCE E. ANDERSON
OF NINILCH1C
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Announces her candidacy lor
* the Territorial House of Rep re- 1
* sentatives subject to I he Demo*
* cratic primaries in A|>ril 1920.
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paper business; P. J. Rickort is one
of the leading farmers of the Tan m x
Valley; Joseph H. Smith was long
proprietor of a gunsmith establish
ment and dealer in firearms and
sporting goods.
SECOND DIVISION
Senator .John Sunback, who served
in the Third and Fourth Legislative
sessions, is the only one to file tot
Senator on the Itepublican ticket and
It. B. Julicn engaged in mining an 1 a
dredge owner, filed for the Democra
tic Senatorial nomination.
The complete list of those filing
their declarations of candidacy in the
Second Division are as follows:
For Territorial Senator— R. R. Jid
i'm. Democrat; John Sundback, Re
publican.
For Representatives— James J. j
Rogan. Guy E M’sh, Fred W. Peter
son. M. Jacobsgnrd, Democrats; E.
L. Holt, E. W. Rurroughs, A. J.
MueRer, R. L. Morris. Republicans.
Th oro wore no filings for Road
Commissioner.
.Tames .T. Roomn is the onlv candi
date for Rr*nrej:ontotive who eve *
served in the Legislature before.
The ladies of Wran"eR nromofe.l j
and carried out a leap-venr dance on |
St. Valentine's dav. The prindnal I
^Worntions were hearts dancing
from every conceivable part of the
hall.
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