The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 12, 1938, Page 5

HENRY RODEN OSCAR G. OLSON for SENATOR . for TREASURER "Everyone knows Henry When you can re-elect Roden!” He has made a . a Treasurer like Oscar G OOD Senator, and, Qlson, why take a chance on a new man? There is everyone knows he will i again make a good Sen- Anfl!@!ly Je (TOfly) not one chance in a thou- ator, when re-elected. sand that you could get DIM OND as good a man! for DELEGATE Who would work harder than Tony? Who would accomplish as much? . : - FOR REPRESENTATIVES - : - JAMES V. DAVIS A. P. WALKER J. P. ANDERSON JOHN McCORMICK A i A SMALL BUT RUSTLING A FISHERMAN OF LONG HISFABRUI‘gfi?EggATHIENgg\E’g A GOLD MINER WHO OPERATOR WHO IS EXPERIENCE. THE NEEDS OF THE FUR KNOWS ABOUT MIN- KNOWN EVERYWHERE RANCHERS AND OTHER ING. AN OLD-TIMER : RANCHERS, AND HAS A WHO KNOWS THE “A Man That CLEAR IDEA OF WHAT IS NEEDS OF THE > N IN THE Speaks Out. GOI’[I“\’IECP;{R(?TOFI{\IY. TERRITORY. “You Always Know Where He Stands.” THIS IS A REPRESENTATIVE TICKET. IF ELECTED, THESE NOMINEES CAN PLACE THE NEEDS OF EVERYONE BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE: BECAUSE, THEY KNOW THE NEEDS OF EVERYONE. VOTE THIS TICKET STRAIGHT AND YOU'LL BE VOTING TO PUT THE NEEDS OF MEN IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE, SO THAT BODY CAN ACT INTELLIGENTLY AND DO A GOOD JOB—— -i= VOTE IT STRAIGHT (Paid Advertisement)