Seward daily gateway., 1923-04-02
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 WARM CITY ELECTION

Seward will decide who will have charge of municipal affairs for the next fiscal year. Candidates are work ing actively to further interests with the voters and large rCte will be cast if the weather continues as per 1 feet as today has been. The candidates are all bunch of good fellows, and taking them as they appear in alpha betical list on the ticket, are as fol- lows:
 : For Mayor
 SAM NJ. GRAFF-The present may or is a successful business man and member of the Alaska Bar: has been a resident of Seward for many years, and is well-known citizen MT. Graft is finishing up very successful term as mayor, and has made good; he is d candidate for reelection. l.. Y. RAY-A popular attorney of Seward of more than ordinary ability, who has successfully filled many city offices. He is the only opponent of MT. Graft for the mayoral1y, and will make a good official if he is the pref erence of the voters.
 For Councilmen Three members of the city council are to be elected this year. STEPHEN ADELMAN-Who seeks reelection, has been councilman for the past two years and has made a very efficient official. He represents a part of the city that is remote from the business centers, and needs repre- sentaion. He is in the dairy business here and is a representative, hard working citizen.
 P. C. M'MULLEN-Is a wellknown business man, being interested in a has many friends and will make good official
 c. F. ORLANDER-The popular jeweler, has large number of friends here, and will make a good councilman if he is elected. He has lived in Sew ard for number of years and needs no encomiums.
 PETER H. PETERSON-Is a we'll known contractor and carpenter of Seward, who has lived here for many years. He is hard working, industri- ous man, and will make a good official
 W. I. WHITING-Manage of the San Juan Fishing and Packing Co.,, and while a comparative newcomer to the city, is working hard for it's up- building He was recently elected president of the Seward Chamber of make an efficient councilman if elect ed.
 For Treasurer
 MISS SYLVIA SEXTON-Has held the office of town treasurer the past year, and has shown great ability in handling the office. Miss Sexton has no opposition in the election. but should secure a large vote of conf 1 dence for her efforts the past year.
 For Municipal Clerk
 VIM. H. WHITTLESEY--A we'll known attorney who has filled many i offices with great credit to himself, l and the city He is at present deputy clerk of the court for Seward, posi- ton which was accorded him for his legal ability and knowledge of natural ization laws. MT. Whittlesey has no opposition.
 For City Attorney
 AARON E. RUCKER-A son of the Golden North and Pioneer member of Igloo No. ', Valdez, where he filled the position of secretary for many years, being instrumental in building the Igloo up to it's present high stand ing. Is an attorney at law and grad uate of the University of California.
 H. L. SMITH-Attorney at law Tn state Of Washington ana AlaSka; plO- neer resident of Seward and former president of Seward Igloo of Pioneers. Perhaps the best known of all the candidates of the ticket.
 For School Treasurer
 IRA s. BAILEY-Ex-service man, and present incumbent of the school board Mir. Bailey is painter and pa per hanger by profession, and has liy- ed in Seward and been identified with it's interests for many years.
 DONALD H. TYER-Ex-service man and former sergeant in the Signal Corps. A graduate of the Missouri business college. Is expert bookkeep- CT and at present employed as secre- tary treasurer in local printing con-