The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 8, 1928, Page 8

R N g o EARLY MARGIN | IS STILL HELD ‘BY DEMOCRATS Walker, Zeigler and Shat- tuck Seem Elected—An- derson’s Margin Small With publican Twenty-nine MMCHAELIS Fer a narrow On the sam win over Paul by 38¢| by 291 vo marg {wh r win oy Gaffney Lead Small In the Second Divi for Se n, the race term & it will probably take tae| official count to wheti. | tUr er Tom Gafl Sundquist is the winn len, C. J. Woof tor for the long deter are running neck and n last two places on ticket. Alfrod Lomen ¢ Burgh are apparently tion. Fourth Division Results lu the Fourth precincts have nc s results A Democrat, is probably elected as , Joe McD r, one Republican, Dick Roth nd two Independents, Dan ghan and R. E | no how ¢ t ity |ed laghan had 33 ahead of publican, and Donne ead of Wal McMichael 1 .| tober 28 for a de |tas Tsland | was alone and left in a small row. ward N, | Was alone ani left in a small row. | Anly | boat. Saturday N mber 3, r M. Michael hecam , ra- | 1y ported the ca | sioner F At this date ill out, having « t o | L] tended the h te ralty Is land Sheldon seemn | oy o Me | Michael might be 3 Me ¢ {morning on account of the B A s i s S0 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, NOV. 8, 1928. FIRST DIVISION ELECTION RETURNS Delerate Senator Tun Jun Hyder Hydaburg 2221 calm weather and was qu | that her husband was safe. | STILL MISSING *"SiesEctonek sist .. ka J i | Gus Heidrich, oldtimer of tho| rritory and an in of Ploneers’ Home Sitka, is 1 {vorted missing institu- ‘w:n and lost in the hills back of on Oc.|the town, it the Governor's office has 31. He was sean (o leave | morning with a few When he faile | that even organized W - [ Parks last Sunday, rintendent ¥ | Theodore Ket‘leson sald no tr ' him had been found although | 30 persons had lheen engaged m| search, | | Vinton McMichael, | . » ha m ng 1 had ported this m Juneau r hunt on Doug- to have r { He wa today. been m since Hoj il was med in thr of four days. town l‘rn" prospecting | | tools. to ret h was prompi to Gov ! A. Boyle, one of the membors | trace of the missing man the s S | CANNERY CASE PROGRESSES \} The trial of the Sunny Point v.| Packing Company and Al. Minard, Kake, on a »ying food fish, was in the U. S. District Court today. It was expected that all of the tesiimony would be | completed today and the case e ..[‘J riy) tomorrow. around Ragl | Superintendent, at nt- | cha dest |in pr Rough w the land it was thought hunting M optimistic Michael was Fisher, Independent, who was a| member of the in 1927, H. H. Ross, twice chairman of the House Ways «nd Means Com- I Fourth delegation i mittee, and a veteran of the local Legislature, and ¥red B. Johnson,| twice a member of the Legislature, | seem to have been snowed under. | The former is 183 and the lattar|y 122 votes hehind Callaghan ! Diamond Wins Senatorship Former Senator A. J. Dimond,| has apparently defeated Gus Bor.| gen, his Repu the Third Divi | the reported v a lead of | 331 votes whic garded as a| safe margin. It was believed that | later returns wonld increase rather than cut it down | J. H. Murray, dean of Alaska legislators in point of servi high m, in the House and opponent, in for Senator. Ou seemingy Democrat g McCain, Republican, for fourth place by 87 votes | f We Have Them CHRISTMAS CARDS of the very latest design}| and print. Just what you | want, and the price is reasonable, HELLAN’S PHARMACY Next to Valentine’s Phone 33 e U PSP R Free Delivery | Christmas Cards A Beautiful Assortment of ! 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