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H. RODEN FILES FOR
ATTORNEY GENERAL
AS AN INDEPENDENT
Territorial Senator Henry Roden,
Juneau attorney, late yesterday fil
ed his candidacy for Attorney Gen
eral as an independent. Entry of
Roden into the race makes it a
three-way affair with James S.
Truitt, Democrat, seeking re-elec
tion, Harry McCain, the Republican1
hope, and Roden asking election as
an independent.
Senator Roden has been widely
known in the Territory for years
and has practiced law over most
of it. He was elected to the Ter
ritorial Senate two years ago as an
independent and has two years yet
to serve. If elected at the Septem
ber election it would be necessary
to hold a special election to fill
his seat in the Senate.
TEN HALIBUfERS'
SELL AT SEATTLE
SEATTLE, April 28.—The follow
ing halibiiters arrived here today
and sold as follows:
From the western banks—Vansee
36.000 pounds, Thor 35,000 pounds,
Middleton 21,000 pounds, Superior
25.000 pounds; local banks—Ethel
S 14.000 pounds. Chancellor 7,000
pounds, Alina 7.000 pounds, Flint
I, 500 pounds, Libanon 1,000 pounds,
Bertha 4,000 pounds with average
selling price 7rs, and 7‘a cents a
! pound.
! MRS. MINARD NORTHBOUND
Mrs. A. L. Minard, wife of Supt.
Minard of the Libby, McNeill and
i Libby cannery at Taku Harbor, is
a passenger aboard the North Sea
for Juneau.
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MRS. BETTS ON NfRTII SEA
Mrs. Floyd Betts, wflo has been
touring in the states for the past
several weeks, is a passenger on the
North Sea for home.
W. 6. Heisel, Jr.,
Is Enroute North
with His Bride
jTelegiam to Father An
j nounces Recent Marriage
in Cheyenne, Wyo.
