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POLITIES BEING!
| DISCUSSED IN
Considerably earlier than in former
:£ years, there appears to he more ac
jj§ tivity in preparation for the Novem
;!•: her political campaign than ever noted
£: before, according to papers that are
arriving from all parts of the terri
tory. In the First and Third divis
v ions particularly, there is a great deal
of talk about the coming delegate
- election. The coast papers say that
the Nome politicians are very active,
but reports received by the News
Miner from the Seward peninsula in
dicate that there is little stirring
there. The questions of interest seem
to be at this time who will get the
Republican nomination, and who will
be the choice of the Democratic
party.
From the editorials of the various
papers, from the writings and com
munications appearing iri the papers,
and from the utterances of some of
the leaders, two things seem to be
foregone conclusions. They are: That
Delegate W'tckersham can secure the
nomination of the Republican party
* if he wants it, and that Judge E.
_ Bunnell can be the Democratic nomi
nee if he will accept it.
: Will either want these nominations?|
Friends of Delegate Wiekersham and
many of his political enemies agree
that he can lie elected, either as in-j
dependent or as a Republican nomi
nee. Some of his friends insist that!
lie will be better off as an indepen
dent Before Delegate Wiekersham
left Fairbanks he indicated that he
would like to see all party differences
cleared up by the Republican party.
I He thinks that this can be brought
about by his leading the party in No
vember, and it is possible that he may
accept the Republican nomination.
I Reports from Juneau indicate that
the Republicans there would like to
have all differences healed and that
{ they would be willing to support*
Wiekersham. In Fairbanks there are
many Republicans in the same boat,
while there are a few who would fight
him, even to election day.
Judge Bunnell lias made many
friends since coming to Fairbanks as
judge of the Fourth judicial division.
He is more widely known now than
he was in 1914, when lie made the
race for delegate. His friends de
Inre. and the majority of Democrats
J agree, that ho would lie about the
. strongest man the party could put up.
But the majority of them also agree
that he couldn’t he elected running
|against Wiekersham. either is an in
dependent or ns a Republican.
A firm friend of Judge Bunnell’s
was heard to say recently in speaking
of the possibility of his running, that
he is a comparatively young man. He
is making good in his present position.
He will probably continue to do so.
He has all his life ahead of him to
run for delegate. Why sacrifice him
self this year and thereby kill his fu
ture chances of election, when he
might run against a weaker man than I
Delegate Wiekersham?
Among others who are suggested
for the position of nominee of the ;
Republican party is W. A. Gilmore, of
Nome, who made the run in 1912. Tha :
coast papers say that the Nome Re- -
publicans are solid for him and; I
at'iiuibi u u hnhuiuii. i t-irHiapuB i<
ports received by tlie News-Miner j
from Nome aro to the effect that no-j
thing has been said or done there re j
warding the nomination and that there j i
is not likely to be for some time.
Dan Sutherland has been mention
ed a sa possible candidate. A recent 1
. coast paper points out that he now is
in good financial shape and could af- r
ford to make a strong fight. Many
of his Fairbanks friends do not be-;a
lieve, however, that he would allow 1
his name to appear on the ballot as g
the Republican candidate if the pres- t
ent delegate is in the race at all, f
Senator Millard, of Valdez, has been s
mentioned for the nomination. There d
are others also. h
On the Democratic side, after Judge v
Bunnell, the name of George Griggsby, b
of Nome, has been prominently men- o
ttoned. Judge Jennings has received ii
I
ionip mention also, but It is not likely tl
bat be would consider the matter. tl
Thus, from all information obtaln
ible from all parts of the territory, it 1
ippears that Delegate Wickersham
ivlll be the Republican nominee, and A
hat either George Grigesby or some
nan unknown at the present time, -
vtll be the contestant. — P'alrbanks
>Jews-Miner. ^
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A REGAL COAT.
Sealskin three-quarters length makes
Ills wrap so suitable fur afternoon anil >.•
wen ini; wear. It tits snugly across the
dioiilders anil falls in deep ripples, the t;:
hot tom of which Is finished with a •:]
Jeep liand of lieaver. This same fur
a used for the cuffs auil barrel muff.
Be Truthful
Fix ing Up
) 'our Ad.
By BREEN. &
When you write your Mg
ad. you may expatiate. jl
But you must be truthful.
People are quick to see
the truth in an ad. If
you advertise dollar bills [*
for 99 cents the people
know there is some
thing wrong.
Make your ad. at
tractive, but make it rea
sonable too.
Don’t make the fatal £
mistake of promising too
much. You lose both
ways.
Quick witted people |
will not buy. Those
who do buy will revile
you. |
Above all things, be $
truthful in your ads.
N THE U. S. COMMISSIONER'S ^
COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF
ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION, AT ♦
cordova. ;;
lefore Edward F. Medley, IT. S Com- • ■
missioner and ex-officio Probate • •
Judge.
i the matter of the estate of A. N. ,
Hayes, deceased. ,.
lotice of Hearing on Final Account.
In accordance with au order of the
bove named probate court, issued on J ’
ebruary 12, 1916, notice is hereby
Iven that the undersigned adminis- •
•ator of the above estate has ftled his ••
nal account therein, and that the . ■
jid probate judge has set the 13th ..
ay of April. 1916, as the day for a
earing on said final account; on
hich day. in the office of said pro- , [
ate Judge, in Cordova, Alaska, at 2
clock in the afternoon, any person ] ’
iterested may appear and file objec- ♦
ons to said final account and contest
ie same.
Dated, Cordova. Alaska. February
!, 19115.
C. M. FRAZIER,
dministrator of the Estate of A. N
Hayes, deceased.
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