The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-07
CANDIDATES WHO HAVE FILED
 FOR OFFICE IN ALASKA, WITH
 MANY VACANCIES TO 0BE FILLED

But few candidates have so far filed for the primary nominations to be held April 27, 1920, for the posi- ticns of Delegate to Congress, Attor. ney General for the Territory, four Senators and eight Representatives of the Legislature; four Territoriay road commissioners, six delegates and alternates to the National Dem- ocratic Convention to meet in San Francisco, two delegates and alter natives to the National Republican Convention to meet in Chicago, a na- tional committeeman for the Demo cratic Party, and national committed man for the Republican Party. lows:
 Filings must be made 60 days in advance of the date of the primary to the Territoriay Secretary accom- panied by $5 for each filing, in order that the names may be transmitted to the clerks of the courts of the four Judicial Divisions and be placed on the ballots, before being distributed to the election judges. Those who have already filed for positions are as fol- lows
 Candidates Who Have Filed
 Dan Sutherland for the Republican nomination for Delegate to Congress,
 Geo. B. Grigsby for the Democratic nomination for Delegate to Congress.
 J. C. Mcbride, of Juneau for Na- tional Committeeman for the Territor- ia1 Republican party.
 Thos J. Donohoe, of Cordova, for National Committeeman for the Terr- itorial Democratic party.
 George c. Hazelet, of Cordova, for delegate to the National Republican convention.
 Emery Valentine, of Juneau, for Delegate to the National Republican Convention.
 Chas A. Derry, of Cordova, for Del egate to the National Republican Con- vention
 Vacancies Among Legislatures
 The holdover Senators for the Leg islature are William Britt, of the First Division; James Frawley of the Second Division; Thomas c. Price of the Third Division, and Luther c Hess of the Fourth Division, all of whom are Democrats. One Senator is to be nominated and elected from each of the four Divisions.
 The Senators who go out of office are J. R. Hickman, Republican, of the First Division; John Sundback, Republican, of the Second Division; John Roman, Democrat, of the Third Division, and Dan A. Sutherland, Re-, publican, of the Fourth Division.
 Four Representatives must be elec- ted from each Division, as there are no ho1dovers in the House. The for mer representatives were as follows:
 First Division-W. w. Case, E. J. White, John H. Davies and Isaac sowerby.
 Second Division-A. A. Allan, J. J. Began, J. P. Daly, Elmer Rydeen.
 Third Division-John Noon, James H. Patterson, E. E. Ray, H. A. Slater.
 Fourth Division-E. B. Collins, J. w. Dunn, A. J. Nordale and G. ". Pennington.
 McBride Issues Statement ]. C. Mcbride enters the race forf National Committeeman with no strings attached to his candi- lacy. He has lived in the Territory for the past twenty-two 1ears and has never held office. He las spent nearly &hundred thousandl follars in developing business inter .sts in Southeastern Alaska, includ~ ng fishing, mining and merchandise ng. He is 45 years old, was bornt n Mono County, California, and vast cared in San Francisco, where he was in the public schools. | MT. Mcbride will ask the support # the Republicans and all other citi- ens of Alaska on the basis of his business record, and his Republican, sm. consistent from the time he cast ais first vote twentyfour years ago.
 "If elected I will distribute patron age along the lines that govern the various party clubs throughout the territory" he told friends who called to pledge him their support. "1n other