The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-05

AAOs@ axe OUe-
 tolore, in his speeches here. With
 the public admission last week of
 William l.. Paul that he had re
 ceived S6,000 from certain salmon
 packers to take trap leasing bill
 to Washington and get the Dele
 gate 10 introduce it, local Demo-
 cratic leaders professed to see a
 certain significance in Suther-
 lands silence.
 Paul was one of Susherlana's strongest supporters in the past and has been outspokenly opposed
 to traps, the abolition of which he has heretofore champi0ned.
 Little Interest Shown
 There has been httls interest shown in the race for Attorney General of Alaska James s. Truitt. 1 Anchorage attorney and Democrat ic nominee, made a limited cam paign. He visited a few towns in Southeastern Alaska but made no public addresses.
 Attorney General John Rustgard confined his campaign to letters and window posters. He left for the south several weeks ago with out having made an address of any kind either in support of his own candidacy or that Of any of the other candidates on the ticket with him.
 Field Narrow Here
 Tn the First Division there are two full tickets in the field. For the first time in several elections there are no independent candi- dates for Legislative places. In fact, only one independent appears on the ballot, a candidate for Road A Commissioner. a more or less hon orary office which carries no regu- lar salary.
 The candidates are: Democratic. Tor Senator, N. R. Walker; for Representatives, Nels Anderson, C Douglas, Allen Shattuck, Juneau Il s. Ream and A. H. Zeigler, Ket- e Republicans: For Sena- il tor, Charles Benjamin, Wrangell; 1T Tor Representatives, F. C. McCor- rt mick, Wrangell; A. l.. Olts. and T W. l.. Paul, Ketchikan, and Grover is c. Vim, Juneau. Road Commis- al sioners, Alex Adkins, Republican. n Clarence T. Avery, Independent. u and Peter F, Gilmore, Republican. a
 Second Division q
 In the Second Division, Tom W Gaffney. Democrat, and Richard O Republican, are the candidates for the long term of sl Senator, and James Anderson. Re bt and Arthur F. Wright hi Democrat, are the candidates for tn he short term. For Representa- ht ives, the candidates are Felix H Democrat; Henry Burgh. hl fepublican; J. M. Haley. Republi- oh 'an; Alfred J. Lomen, Republican: H ieorge W. Modini, Democrat; Andy in Sylen, lndependent; Tolbert Scott. Democrat, and c. J. Woofter. Re- tn 'ublican. al
 Third Division en In the Third Division, the Demo- in iatic ticket is composed of A ]. ,lmond, for Senator; James Cu- II ick, H. H. McCutcheon. c. P. - 1ichaelson and P. c. MeMullen U pr Representatives; Republican eket-Gustav w. Borgen for Sen tor; Frank K Foster, James II ne lcCain, Joseph II. Murray and E. of :. Tarwater for Representatives. th
 Fourth Division tel The Fourth Division has two At for Senator: Luther c. it ess, Democrat, and G. N. Erwin. do, epubllcan. There are thirteen T. for Representatives. as edj 'llows: Dan Callahan, Independ- fro It; C. P. Davidson, Independent, up arry Donnelly, Republican; Wal Sw T G. Fisher, Independent: Fred 10 Johnston, Republicans: Joe Me for onald, Democrat; Alton G. Nor T.: lle, Democrat; Charles F. Peter hef m, Democrat; Paul J. Rickert, h. mp pendent; Hosea H. Ross. Re the iblican; R. c. Rothenburg. Re son iblican. Robert E. Sheldon. h. daI pendent and Thomas B. Wright. thr los