FURTHER REPORTS ON
PRIMARY ELECTION
ANCHORAGE. May 3, — l/P)—
With nine precincts in the Third
Division now reported, the total
stands as follows; E. L. Bartlett
1513, Olson 1343, Johnson 719,
Sharpe 729. Senate Griffen 798
McCutcheon 1026. Rivers 1018,
House - Allman 618, Barnett 775,
Collins 730, Conright 712, Egan
915, Huntley 770, Keating 729,
Lathanan 321, MacDonald 698,
McCutcheon 1054, McNealy 542,
Pollard 785, and Swanson 601.
The Republican score is as fol
lows,- Grigsby 341, Peterson 494
Cole 523, Soholt 229, Benson 667,
for Senate - Capper 280, Eng
breth655, Snodgrass 558, - House
Andresen 517, Atwood 532, Bo
gart 262, Gugge 410. Gill 587,
Jones 399, Knudsen 355, Morris
550, Osbo, 299, Snider574, and X
391.
FORTUNA LEDGE
E. L. Bartlett 19; Oscar G. Olson
17; K. C. Johnson 18; Walter P.
Sharpe 8; Bess Cross3; Howard
Lyng 10; Frank H. Whaley 10;
Edward Anderson 11; Geo. P.
Madsen 11; W. E. McDonald 10;
Wallace Porter 18; Mrs. Esther
Wallace 12.
George B. Grigsby 1; Aimer J.
Peterson 6; Cash Cole 5; Leonard
Soholt 2; Henry A. Benson 5;
Chas. D. Jones 5; M. S. Mitrovitch
0; Wm. Munz 5: C. Dewey Ander
son 6; W. W. Laws 6; Chester
Milligan 6; L. E. Ost 6.
LITTLE CREEK
E. L. Bartlett 27; Oscar G. Olson'
24; K. C. Johnson 9; Walter P.
Sharpe 18; Bess Cross 15; How
ard Lyng 24; Frank H. Whaley
12; Edward Anderson 23; Geo.
P. Madsen 17; W. E. McDonald:
23; Wallace Porter 18; Mrs. Esther!
Wallace 12.
George B. Grigsby 6; Aimer J.
Peterson 5; Cash Cole 10; Leon
ard Soholt 1; Henry A. Benson 9;
Chas. D. Jones 10; M. S. Mitro
vitch 3; Wm. Munz 5; C. Dewey
Anderson 6; W. W. Laws 9; Ches
ter Milligan 7; L. E. Ost 13.
BRIG. GENERAL GAFFNEY
INSPECTS NOME BASE
Brigadier General Dale V. Gaff
ney of the Alaska Department,
Made an official visit to the Nome
air base for complete inspection.
The inspection party in sched
uled to return to Anchorage to
day.
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Meals aloft included in passenger fare
One of the many PASSENGER SERVICE features provided for Ihe
convenience and comfort of our Alaska Passengers
Frequent schedules between Seattle, Ketchikan, Juneau,
Whitehorse, Fairbanks, Galena, McGrath, Nome and Bethel
For Reservations See Taar Local to Aaericao World Airways Office
ACE Co's MANAGER IN
NOME ON BUSINESS
Gene Jack of the Arctic Circle
Exploration Company and Arctic
Air Service of Candle, accompan
ied by his pilot, Leonard Hancock,
is in Nome on company business.
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JOHN CROSS FLIES TO
JUNEAU ON BUSINESS
John Cross, of Northern Cross
Airways, left last night on the
Pan American for Juneau, to at
tend a meeting of the new board
of Alaska Veterans.
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