123 Vote Here
In Primaries
A total of 123 persons voted
Tuesday in the Primary election,
divided between 85 Democrats
and 38 Republicans
In the Representative race on
the Democratic ticket the lead
vote of 65 went to Steve McOut
cheon, with Jack Allman, of Ko
diak second with 63.
In the same race on the Re
publican ballot Kodiak’s former
mayor Emil Knudsen led with 31
votes, with recent visitor Mrs.
Evangeline Atwood second with
Following is the complete
score for Kodiak:
Delegate
28.
(D) Bartlett
(R) Peterson
Grigsby
Treasurer
82
23
13
(D) Olson
(R) Cole
Soholt
66
21
12
Commissioner of Labor
(D) Johnson 54
Sharpe 25
(R) Benson 31
Senators (2)
(D) McCutcheon 70
Rivers
Griffen 38
(R) Engebreth 29
Snodgrass 25
Capper 41
Representatives (7)
(D) McCutcheon 65
Allman 63
Egan 64
Barnett 42
MacDonald 38
Collins 35
McNealy 35
Huntley 33
Keating 30
Pollard 28
Conright 26
Swanson 19
Lathanan 13
(R) Knudsen 31
Atwood 28
Andresen
Gill 19
Morris
Bugge 14
Jones 12
Osbo 42
Bogart
Snider 1°
Weimer 7
Tba following were filed at the
Commissioner’s office this week:
Water right locatior notice—
Settler’s Cove, Kizhuyak bay,
for generating electricity for the
locator, Francis Healey,
i Sale of Portion Lot 2 Block 17
by Jessie Nelson to William H.
Lamme App. $200.
Sale of Lots 11 & 12 of Block
2, Allman addition by Jack All
man to Aldo Roberts. Under
$500. _
R. E. Dawson left recently on
a fish boat for Seattle, to see his
mother, who is ill.
Dora Torsen
The above-named person may
call at CHRISTY’S Bakery to
day and receive the Weekend
Special FREE. (adv)
A T T £ N T I 0 N ! ! !
boat owners
• Boat Wiring
• Starter & Generator Repaii
• Marine Radio &
Instrument Repair
• Electric Motor Re<
winding
- ALSO -
• CONTRACT HOUSE WIRING
• ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE REPAIR
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(BACK of FORMER PINCH STORE)
Seattle (iP)—The captain’s li
cense of Chris Trondsen, skipper
of the ill-fated Yukon, has been
suspended for 8 months because
of negligence in connection wil
the Yukon wreck that took!
lives. After 2 months he may «
erate on probation.
The light that barns all night while the salmon run
The season’s short and stakes are high. When salmon run, every
second is golden, and fishermen work the clock around. That’s why lights
burn late at Standard docks... 24 hours a day, someone must be ready to
refuel the hard-working boats of the fishing fleet.
A small thing, perhaps, but an example of how Standard serves
Alaska's fishing industry. Deck-to-dock delivery is another. Standard tank
ers, floating department stores they’re called, bring complete selections of
Standard products right to cannery doors... including experts to advise
about lubrication problems. The close-linked chain of marine bulk plants
is another. They mean less expensive, more convenient fuels and lubricants
for the busy boats of Alaska’s fishermen.
Everyw'ay we know how, we’ve tried to be helpful. We must have
succeeded — 95% of Alaska’s canneries use Standard products.
STANDARD PRODUCTS
THAT SERVE ALASKA
STANDARD DIESEL
FUEL . . . 100% distilled,
power-packed, easy starting
Diesel fuel that's made and
delivered free of impurities
to save injector wear.
RPM DELO . . . famous Diesel
Engine Lubricating Oil credited
with tripling the cruising range of
submarines. Prevents stuck rings,
eliminates corrosion,guards against
excessive wear and foaming.
CHEVRON SUPREME GASO
LINE . . . new premium fuel that
grew out of war-time research on
aviation gasoline. Gives cars and
trucks faster starting, quicker ac
celeration, and more power.
RPM COMPOUNDED MOTOR
OIL... first cousin to RPM DELO
OIL, prevents carbon, corrosion,
sludge and foaming in gasoline
engines. A great wear saver.
STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA... We’ve grown with Alaska... by helping Alaska grow