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LABOR LEADERS INDORSE
ANTHONY J. DIMOND
—
Endorsements of the candidacy of
Senator Anthony J. Dimond for Dele
gate to Congres hsave been given by
Betty Hawley, chairman of the Wo
men’s Division of the Labor Bureau
and vice president of the American
Federation, apd Edward j. McGrady,
legislative agent of the,, American
Federation of Labor in Washington,
D. C . Mr. McGrady’s endorsement
of Senator Dimond follows:
■‘As the legislative representative
of the American Federation of Labor
in Washington, D C., it is also a part
of my duty to keep a close watch on
legislative affairs in the forty-eight
States, as well as the Territories.
‘‘I have been acquainted for a long
time with the public life of Anthony
J. Dimond. The record, that he has
made in the Territorial Legislature of
Alaska from the years 1923 to 1931
is very heartening to us. Many public
servants of legislative bodies vote for
legislation pi-esented by others, but
Mr. Dimond, not content with- voting
for legislation provided by someone
else, has been the author of legisla
tion which grants fishermen and other
employes of te fishing plants the
rights to levy liens on such plants for
asan._—~
unpaid wages; also the law extend
ing jury duty to women; the law per
mitting of the settlement of small
estates without administration apd at
small expense; the present workman’s
compensation act, which increased
benefits more than 50 per cent from
the previous act, which also incorpor
ated hospital care, medical service, as
a part of the compensation benefits;
the right of trial by jury in certain
contempt cases; the codification of
school law,s,. making possible a, uni
form administration of .school affairs;
fixing the. scale of wages on puhlic
construction at not less than the pre
vailing rate for similar work in the
region. His support for the relief of
the indigent, for old age pensions and
the upkeep for the Territorial Home
for pioneers, deserves our gratitude.
“Beyond all question of doubt the
Honorable Franklin D, Roosevelt will
be the next president of the United
States. He wjll win by not less than
ten million votes. The Territory of
Alaska will be best served by electing
a man of Governor Roosevelt’s party,
a man of intelligence and .courage,
and to my mind Mr. Anthony J.
Dimond is such a man.
“With hest wishes for success, I
am, Yours sincerely,
“EDWARD F, McGRADy.”
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VOTE, .FOR
THOMASJ
For Territorial Senator
l WILL VV■ IR, K^OR. T^«t^0i.I4>WJNG PRINtglBLEE: . y;
\LASK.V FOR^JLLASKAXS ,
Absolut^ . uwT lYu'i.nditjenal jAholitjon *of the Alaska, Oa#ne .■Eawr
Commission.
To A Rot* Lwnitt^, Pack of King Salmon on the; jvushnkyOni,..ai*<l
Yukon Rivers.
For Alaskan yJontfot, of. Fish and Q^me< .,
i ..
* ReKas«e Brand Canft^sj* .1
G^odslExClHsively?
Swift’s Ovenized Hams and Bacon, *
General; Merchandise
NEW STOCK!
P. W. CARLSON
OPHIR
Rli-ELECT'
*jy*.UBLiCA$ C ANIMATE FOR -
Commissioner of .Education.
HIS RECORD IS. >HI8 RECOMMIT DApi&J* *•;
..1 " ' ' ■ " 1 I1 HJi'M^miP
| Best of Meals and Beds.
Everyone Welcome,
j Good Dog Bams.
Mrs. John Rieck : Prop.
4-. 11 - --
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•FRISCO GIRY HIKPR
FINALLY LANDS AT JUNEAU
JUNEAU. — Miss Thea - Francis,
who set out on MarpJv walk, to
Juneau, reached her.‘d.gsfcjaiatipB safe
ly yesterday, having completed the
final leg of her jourtjey in a small
boat which she paddled' down Lynn
canal from Skagwayt
The young lady mushed up the’
coast and through British Columbia,.
She reports having seen numerous
| bears and moose alon gthe way, but
I was not molested by them. She alsa
was lost for five days north of Tele
era ph creek. She carried a supply of
raisins and dates to sustain her along
the way.
Miss Francis brought a letter from
Governor Rolph to Governor Parks,
in which the- former remarks to the
latter that it is-a long distance be
tween capitals, and Miss Francis
agrees with him. She plane to /e
main in Jupe'au^.
All He Wanted. ;
William Fox, the former movjg.
magnate, t<jid at a. luncheon a story
about another.,,movie magnate.
“He was .casting,” said Air. Fox, “a
movie talkig, and a.difecUu' suggest^
to him:
“ ‘How, aboi^t, Bella Aria for thg
heroine ?’
“‘Has.^he gp£ the1 goods?’ he asks.
“‘Has she?’.,, says., the director,
\\ by, chief, she’s a y.ictposa.’
“ 'I don t pare nothing about her
mort!i$. .. savs .t,h.e phief. ■ ‘Can she
sing . ' ” ,
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ORDER AM) NOTICE OF GEN-.
t Ett^L F,LEf|’r^
To Be Held On
TUESDA),. NOVJpHgERf 1932
In. the ^’onynis^iener’s, j Court at
Ophir. Fourth Qtyision, Territory
of Alaska. _
h, Christign Bolgqn,. United Spates
Commissioner in anil for the Innoko.
Recording District, Fourth Division,
Territory of Alaska, pursuant to an
Act of Congress, approved. May 7th,
1906, entitled, “An Act Providing for.
the Election. o£x,a Delegate of a Dele
gate to the House of Representative^
fr$m the Territory qf Alaska,”' and
an' Act of Congress approved August,
24th, 1912,.entitled “Ap Act to Create
a ^legislative Assembly irv the? Terri
tory of Alaska, to Cpnfer Legislative
Powers Thereon, and for Other- Pur
I poses,” do her.eby establish the above
named recording and election district
as one voting precinct,, which, shall he;
known as follows: . Innokp voting
precinct.
1. That said Innoka voting pre
cinct is bounded as follows: Embrac
ing all the territory within the bound
aries of said Innoko recording dis
trict.
And I hereby specify that certain
building known as the Ophir Road
House, situate at Ophir, in said In
rioka voting precinct, as the polling
place for said voting, precinct. t
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on the 8th day of November, A. D.
1932, an election will be held for the
purpose of electing
A Delegate to Congress;
An Attorney General for the Ter
ritory of Alaska;
An Auditor for the Territory of
Alaska;
A Commissioner of Education for
the Territory of Alaska;
A Highway Engineer for the Ter
ritory of Alaska,
One Member of the Senate of the
Territory of Alaska (long term);
One Member of the- Senate nf the
Teritoy of Alaska, (shot tem>;
- Eou Members of tre- House of Rep
resentatives, of the Territory of
Alaska;
Two Road Commissioners for Road
District No. 4.
The said election will he irnthe vot
ing precinct, above, mentioned and at
the polling place .heneinaeenfgi speci
fied. The said polling place- .will be
open between*the hpuas ^iBao'clock
a. m. and 7 o’clock p. m. of^saiA day.
Dated at Ophir, Alaska, «•-. October
7th, 1932. >
CHWSTIAN' RQmEN^
U. S.- CwnmissionpiS, ipfy the -
Terrftpryj'Of- AtesJU^v In
noko Recording District,
residing ^ rOphirAlfudta.
Certified a true copy. ,
CHRISTIAN BOLGEN,
Commissioner for the Imioko
Precinct, Fourth Division,
Territory pf Alaska--■
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In the Probate Court for Otter Pre»
cinct, Fourth Division, Territory
of Alaska.
In the matter of the Estate of Dan
Hartnett, deceased.
Notice of Fina Hearing.
No|ce id. hereby given that„ the ah-*
ministrator of the above estate.
fled his final report in the Probabh
Court above nan&ed and that said tie
port will be heand bfore the said Fro*
bate Court for Otter Precinct at Flaty
Alaska, on Wednesday, the 3Qth day
of November, 1932, at 2 o’clock p. m.
of said day, at which time and place
all persons interested may appear and
show cause, if any they have, why
said report should not be approved
and confirmed.
HARRY DONNELLEY*
Administrator,
First pub. Sept. 17.
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POOL HALL
Under. New Management.
Fresh* Fruiter ;
Candies
Tobaccos
Pipes
Cigarettes
Soft Drinks
Cigarette Holders
I
Charlie Smith 1;
Proprietor
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TABLE OF DISTtWCE^MStv
TWEEN’ PH5WANA ANO^FfcftT >
Nenana,. 00
Tavern Roadhouse .. 17 Vi
plights Roadhouse 23Vi,
Nineteea-Mil* Roadhouse-* 68* •
Diamond Roadhouse ,.t. 76
Roosevelt . „ gj)
f .itBoAthMauUMna *»;<... ...... 118
Trappers’ Gahin . 13? ,
Lone Star Jt<>adhouao>'<. lot) -
Telida Roadhouse u. lfiSi), r
Slow Fork. Roadhouse*. 187
East Fork RoadhoUaes « ) 206
Berry's Landing Roadhouse '227 •••
Big; River Roddhodse . 241
McGrath t.. 283
Takotneu,.. . 280
Bill' Goss’ RoadhoUse 2i< 1
Ophir 1 x.. 300
McGaffertyu.v..
brown Creek shelter cabin1* 318
F^ita shelter cabin'-. ;ct&
First Chance shelter'aabinv 340
SchermeyeT R. H. Hi. 860 >
Iditarod ,.i. 376
Flat .. 384.,
Bonaazaa sheler cabin: - !2 mur
1 from Flat
Crooked Creek shelter nbm, i:
miles from Bonanza
When In
Fairbanks^
Fort Real Hoar-Crows «. 1
CHICKEN DlNiRERft /
Rrp'iTha
Roadhouse ■* f':
Row lo Advenes* for SRadal f
Parties.
NICM BACbltOOIC
Where Adi May Dance to Their
DeUghtbMy Radio Mttsfc.
I
j A Short Drive* Through Da*
iightful Forest Scene**.
Mr* .and MrS. jGco.
Mutchler
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Wood’s Arctic Dowir ^Robes
Trapper Nelson
Dunnage Bags
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FULL LINK OF FOOT(TEAR, StfCHrASOUTSIDE.MOCCASINS^
SHEEPSKIN SOCKS; KING fSLKNDBUKLUKS,, WATER ^
BOOTS AND CARIBOU SOCKS *
SPECIAL. SALE. UNTIL. DECEMBER;!' ON
Pendleton. A1L,Woq1 Mackinaw
Coats.
In Sizes 3# tq 46. i?.
Former «rice*$2D. .
This Sale __
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MEATS—Oar Anchartfgo- Store carries •» fall linel of Best Qamlity
Meata, Including Number 1 Steer Beef. Places Year Order
with us by phase or letter.; ^.
Northern €oimnfirci»l
McGrath, Alaska t