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Republican Primary Candidates
Primary Election, April 23th, 1936
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
LESTER 0. GORE
ATTORNEYGENERAL
HARRY McCAIN
AUDITOR
CASH COLE
C. H. McSPADDEN
HIGHWAY ENGINEER
R. J. STOREY
E. F. WANN
SENATOR
J. CHAS. KENNEDY
Territorial Representatives
BEN F GILLETTE
THOS. D. JENSEN
EDWARD D. STEFFEN
NELS SWANBERG. Sr.
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| These Dogs Miss
Opportunity See
Land of Alaska
(By The Associated Press)
Seattle, March 24, — It
i wasn’t that he liked dogs
so much, said Nick Osini
vitch, it was just a case of
their liking him.
Jailed when his Hoover
ville neighbors complained
of the racket his 14 dogs
made nights, Osinivitch was
in police court for operat
ing a kennel without a lic
ense.
“Are you a lover of
dogs?” asked J. Bruce Mc
Dougall. city attorney.
“Great Scott, no!” shout
ed Osinivitch. “I get one
dog—she have puppies.
Pretty soon more dogs.
Then more, and more. What
I going to do now? No can
kill ’em. What you do in
case like these?”
“Mayor” Jesse Jackson
of Hooverville, industrial
district shacktown, told Act
ing Judge Joseph A. Sween
ey, that Osinivitch had “as
many as 20 dogs at a time,”
and “had an idea of rais
ing them to sell in Alaska.”
Detective Lieut. C. E.
Neuser said he found ten
mongrels in Osinivitch’s
yard, but Osinivitch voci
ferously interrupted to yell
“I get 14 dogs!”
The dogs, said Lieut. Neu
ser and Jackson, were
known to sleep with Osini
vitch when it was cold.
“Story is lie” shouted
Osinivitch. “I got one dog,
then more dog, and more
dog, and more dog. What
you going to do in case like
these? I don’t know what
to do!”
“In a case like this , said
Judge Sweeney, “you can
, serve ten days in jail. And
the humane society will
take the dogs off your hands
|for good!”
SKELETONS OF BIO
BIRDS UNEARTHED
(By The Associated Press)
Wellington, N. Z., March
An expedition to the caves
in the Walkaremoana dis
trict has returned with the
almost complete skeletons
of five “moas,” the extinct
wingless bird of New Zea
land.
In one skeleton,only a toe
bone is missing. Single
“moa” bones have beem
discovered but finds such as!
the present one are rare.
Of the species so far identi
fied the largest is 12 feet1
high and the smallest about
the size of a turkey. The
birds had powerful legs:
and could run at great!
speed. Trace of them have,
been found all over the do
minion. |
Father Huhbard
To Continue His
Studies Forecast
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Father Hubbard Says He
Will Continue Study Of
Long Range Forecast
(By The Associated Press)
Winnipeg, Man., March1
24, —Father Bernard R.
Hubbard said here yester
day he would head his eiev,
enth annual expedition to
Alaska this (coming sum
mer, going into the Taku
River area where, he said,
he will seek further con
firmation of the sunspot
theories on weather of the
late Father Jerome Record
of Santa Clara university.
Father Hubbard predict
ed there will be plenty of
rain in the Canadian pro
vinces and over the North
American continent gener
ally in the next three years
as the area has moved into
the wet cycle.
The Jesuit geologist said
Father Recard’s theory
that most storms in North
America originate in the
Aleutians has been proved
correct.
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