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Entered as seeona-elass matter Au
gust 29th, 1923, at the postofliee at
’SPtrtcotna, Alaska, under the Act of
March 3, 1879.
TEakptna, Alaska, November 1, 1930.
.ALASKA BADL1 THROTTLED,
ISAYS DELEGATE SUTHERLAND
SEATTLE, Nov. 5.—Unless Con
gress enacts necessary remedial leg
-'islation “striking; the shackles from
.Alaska the northern territory will be
teome virtually deserted, Dan A. Suth
• erland. Delegate to Congress, on
jroute to Washington, declared here
i today.
‘.With the assistance of Albert
.Johnson, ranking member of the ter
ritories committee, other westerners
■will tight hard for legislation to give
.Alaskans an opportunity to attract
1,-private capital to the Territory.
■“Alaska is being throttled y too
tmuch bureaucratic authority, too
imany [.regulations by departments
• which have no conception of the Ter
ritory, and the ‘dead hand must be
itaken from ttye throat of Alaska.'
‘•There have Deat^gglgressional iiW
>vestigating committees, agents of the
Interior Department, Whit* House
^representatives and Justice Departl
iment investigators flocking in and
.out of Alaska this last summer, but
.Alaska has received no assistance.
'They clime, enjoyed the scenery and
.departed to do nothing constructive.
“Alaska has natural resources to
[attract capital.at this time. Settlers
follow capital, and after settlers and
workers will come tourists. Under
tlhe present system of government
.capital is not encouraged, and with
.out it Alaska will .remain dormant for
{generations.”
In 1926, 23.69 per cent of all taxes
.collected in the United States was
: spent for public elementary and sec
ondary education.
and
Cope
Fly in comfort to all pointi.jn
Al. ska in oar Foor-passengir
cabin plane. Large bagga^g
compartment separate from the
cabin. Equipment for water
landings.
9igl ‘-seeing trips any tinw,
$5.W per passenger.
For Bates to Alaska Points
SEE
X P. TAYLOR
WfNNINGa GOVERNORS
IN VARIOUS STATES
Alabama—B. M. Miller, democrat
Arkansas—Harvey Harnell, demo
crat.
Georgia—Richard B. Rusell, jr.,
democrat.
Idaho—C. Benross, democrat.
Michigan—Wilbur M. Brucker, re
publilan.
, New Hamphire—nJohn G. Winant,
republilan.
New York—Franklin I). Roosevelt,
democrat.
South Carolina—Cara C. Black
. wood, democrat.
Tennessee—Henry H. Horton, dem
ocrat.
Wicons in—Philip R. LaFellette,
republican.
Arizona—George W. P. Hunt, dem
1 ocrat.
California—James Rolph jr., re
- publican.
' Colorado—Robert F. Rockwell, re
publican.
Connecticut—Wilbur L. Cross, dem
ocrat.
Iowa—Dan W. Turner, republican
Kansas—Frank Haucket, republi
can.
Maryland—Albert C. Ritchie, dem
ocrat.
Massachusetts —Joseph B. Ely
democrat.
Minnesota—Floyd B. Olson, farm
er-labor.
Nebraska—Charles W. Bryan, dem
ocrat.
Nevada—C. Balzarreh, republican.
New Mexico—Arthur Seligman,
democrat.
Ohio—George White, democrat.
Oklahoma—William H. Murray,
democrat.
Oregon—Julius L. Meier, indepen
dent.
Pennsylvania—Gifford Pinchot, re
publican.
Rhode Island—Norman S. Case, re
publican. .
South Dakota4-Warren E. Green,
republican.
Texas—Ross D. .Sterling, democrat.
Vermont—Stanley C. Wilson, re
publican.
I Wyoming—Frank C. Emerson, re
publican.
WICKERSHAM LEADING
IN RACE EOR DELEGATE
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Ophir.
Grigsby 6, Wickersham 23.
Hardcastle 2, Smith 22.
Cole 16, Gaffney 7.
Karnes 4, Keller 18.
Hesse 5, Johnston 1, Ulmer 22.
Dunn 26, Hodgson 5.
Donnelley 18, Johnston 18, Mac
Dqnald 13, Norland 20, Rothenburg
12, Sheldon 4.
For road commissioner, Milton
Rice 1, Tom Bare 1.
" Flat.
Grigsby 27, Wickersham 52.
Hardcastle 15, Smith 56.
Cole 43, Gaffney 28.
Karnes 26, Keller 47.
Hesse 62, Johnston 4, Ulmer 14.
Dunn 65, Hodgson 12.
Donnelley 72, Johnston 44, Mac
Donald 55, Nerland 44, Rothenburg
35, Sheldon .34.
FIRST -DIVISION.
Thane.
Grigsby 11, IV-ickersham 4.
Hardcastle 1, Smith 14.
Cole 8, Gaffney 7.
Hesse 5, Johnson 5, Ulmer 5.
Karnes 4, Keller 11.
Frame 1, Gardner 10, Shattuck 5
Boyle 8, Johtjspn 5, Judson 11, Mc
Cormick 2, Paul 2, Sampson 7, Scotl
10, Winn 7, Ziegler 5.
Mendenhall.
Grigsby 22, Wickersham 13.
Hardcastle 13, Smith 23
Cole 11, Gaffney 25.
Hesse 15, Johnson 6, Ulmer 9.
Karnes 2, Keller 13.
Frame 4, Gardner 8, Shattuck 23
JRoyife .23, Johnson .9, Judson 27, M<
Cormack 5, Paul 6, Sampson 13
Scott 15, Winn 18, Ziegler 2D.
Lynn Canal.
Grigsby 20, Wrickersham 11.
Hardcastle 5, Smith 26.
Cole 16, Gaffney 14.
Ilesse 12, Johnson 9, Ulmer 8.
Karnes 9, Keller 22.
Frame 0, Gardner 17, Sbattoclc 14
Boyle 23, Johnson 8, Judson 23, Pan!
5, McCormick 3, Sampson 7, Scott 20
Winn 21, Ziegler 10.
Treadwell.
Grigsby 2, Wickersham 2.
Hardcastle 2, Smith 4.
Cole 4, Gaffney 2.
Hesse 0, Johnson 5, Ulmer 1.
Karnes 2, Keller 4.
! Frame 9, Gardner 1, Shattuck 5
; Boyle 4, Johnson 1, Judson 4, McCor
1 mack 2, Paul 2, Sampson 3, Scott 5
Winn 2, Ziegler 1.
salmon treek.
Grigsby 24, Wiekersham 23.
Hardcastle 9, Smith 46.
Cole 25, Gaffney 31.
Hesse 17, Johnson 6, Ulmer 20.
Karnes 22, Keller 30L
! Frame 1, Gardner 29, Shattuck 25
Boyle 34, Johnson IS, Judson 29, Me
Cormaek 20, Paul 17, Sampson 19
Scott 31, Winn 28, Ziegler 15.
Skagway.
Grigsby 58, Wiekersham 96.
Hardcastle 25, Smith 118.
Cale 103, Gaffney 44.
Hesse 44, Jonson 20, Ulmer 73.
Karnes 48, Keller 91.
Shattuck 66, Frame 6, Gardner 72
j Boyle 68, Johnson 76, Judson 51, Me
j Cormaek 36, Paul 52, Sampson 44
j Scott 69. Winn 98, Ziegler 54, Gil
| more 90.
Petersburg.
Grigsby 110, Wiekersham 151.
Hardcastle 70, Smith 170.
Cole 153, Gaffney 91.
Hesse 68, Johnson 43, Ulmer 114.
Karnes 137, Keller 107.
Frame 111, Gardner 142, Shattueli
86, Boyle 86, Johnson 122, Jodsoo 81
McCormack 71, Paul 122, Sampson
75, Scott 122, Winn 136, Ziegler 13L
Wacker City.
Grigsby 16, Wiekersham 0.
Hardcastle 12, Smith 1.
Cole 2, Gaffney 11.
Hesse 7, Johnson 4, Ulmer 3.
Karnes 10, Keller 4.
Frame 11, Gardner 2, Shattuck 1,
Boyle 7, Johnson 8, Judson 6, McCor
mack 7, Paul 2, Sampson 7, Scottl,
Winn 1, Ziegler 13.
Douglas.
Grigsby 15, Wiekersham 27.
Hardcastle 16, Smith 30.
Cole 26, Gaffney 18.
Hesse 8, Jonsqn 28, Ulmer 3.
Karnes 23, Keller 14.
Frame 0, Gardner 23, Shattuck 13,
Boyle 13, Johnson 28, Judson 22, Mc
Cormack 7, Paul 21, Sampson 14,
Scott 21, Winn 18, Ziegler 18.
McGrath
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