Division 2.. 338
Division 3 1,114
Division 4 806
Total 4209
Knight Division 1 1,602
Division 2 53
Division 4... 894
Division 4 411
Total 2,960
Smith’s majority 1,249
For Auditor
Cole Division 1 2,010
Division 2 53
Division 3 1176
Division 4 • 569
Total 3,808
Reed Division 1 1,648
Division 2 376
Division 3 701
Division 4 569
Total 3,294
Cole’s majority 514
For Commissioner of Education:
Kellei Division 1 2,145
Division 2 151
Division 3 767
Division 4 611
Total 3,674
Breuer Division 1 1,355
Division 2 226
Division 3 1,133
Division 4 530
Total 3,244
Keller’s majority 430
Highway Engineer. Ulmer was
without opposition and polled 4,
770 votes.
In the Democratic primary, the
only contest was for Highway
Engineer, and the figures receiv
ed indicate that William Hesse of
Ketchikan had secured the nom
ination over R. J. Sommers by a
majority of 16 votes. The returns
from the four divisions give Hesse
112, 16, 71, 87 or a total of 283;
Sommers, received 110, 51, 50,
59, or a total of 270.
OUR INTEREST IN THE COAST
Recommendations
From Fairbanks News-Miner
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There is entirely too much dis
position on the part of the peo
ple of the Interior to assume that
they are not interested in the
problems confronting the people
of the coastal regions.
At the present time the latter
are endeavoring to help the fish
ing industry and encourage cap ■
ital to start on a large scale the
pulp and paper industry.
Should we be indifferent to
the success of these efforts?
Not only are additional indus
tries needed to give jobs to the
jobless but unless there be an
augmentation of the business in
stitutions the funds for supply
ing the constantly increasing
needs of the various Territorial
institutions will be lacking. The
Easy Steps
Steps were invented for convenience. They
enable you to mount by easy stages.
Small, steady deposits in your bank account
are the easy steps by which you reach your finan
cial goal.
Start a Savings Account Today
Miners and Merchants Bank
.. Ketchikan,
Established in 1906
pension roll is increasing. The de
mand is general that the appro
priation for that purpose be
doubled and materially increas
ed. The schools and the college,
the Widow’s fund, the Pioneers’
Heme, all call for larger appro
priation. But where are the
funds to come from unless there
is a speeding up of business on
the coast?
That we must depend on the
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