LOCAL NEWS
HENRY MOORE FUNERAL
WAS LARGELY ATTENDED
The funeral of the lute Henry
MCore was held on Monday last
at T§ a.m. from St. Joseph’s Cath
olic Church. As proof of the es
teem fn which he was held by the
residents of this community, the
church was filled to capacity and
regardless .of the inclemency of
' the weather, a large number foll
owed the remains to the last rest
ing place at Belmont Point ceme
tery.
Mr. Moore was born in the state
of Iowa about 70 years ago, Join
ed the gold rush to the Klondyke
in 1897, arriving In Dawson the
following spring. After trying his
luck at mining in several places
in that district, he followed the
stampede to Nome In the spring of
1900, coming down the Yukon in
a small boat, arriving in Nome in
June of that year. He followed
mining as an occupation in the
Nome district, the Kougarok and
other sections of the Second Div
ision. He was a man af excell
ent character, upright, honest,
straightforward and conscientious.
MINERS AND MERCHANTS
BANK OP ALASKA
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NOME, ALASKA.
Established 1004
General Banking Business
Conducted
Checking Accounts Carried
For Those Who Prefer
Paging By Check
Interest Paid
On Time Deposits
{Gold Dost Purchased
We Solicit' Your Business Bj
He will be missed by hi^, many
friends in this community,
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BASEBALL S<X)REH
The second game Jn the aeries
of seven indoor baseball games
was played last Wednesday at the
Eagle Hall. The first game be
tween the Federals and Commer*
eials was won by the Commercials,
13 to 8. The Commercials showed
a decided improvement over last
week's game. Following is the line
up and short score.
Commercials vs. Federals
F. Larson, is C. O'Leary, rs
H. Miller, rs D. Lyle, If
A. Lomen, c * C. Lee, rf
K. Rude, 2 b L. Dunbar, 3 b
H. Lyng, 2 b S. Rood c
A. Roberts, ir H. Dill, p
E Seidenverg, lb R. Lee, Is
M. Merrifield, rf Ci. Marks, 1 b
W. Palmer, rf J. Puissis, 2 b
Bud Lehmann, p E. Hager, 2 b
Com'Is — 4020304 — 13
Federals — 1030031 — 8
(The second game between the
Hammons and " (Alaskans, won by
the Alaskans, 13 to 15 was packed
full of thrills and good ball play
ing on both sides. Following is
I ne up and short score.
Hamilton vs Alaskans
A. Sather, 2 b J Gabriel, c
A. Harris, c F. Tetuk, 1 b
A. Rolando, lb J. Kawasuk, 1 d
Chuck 0’iLeary, rs P. Amarok, 2 b
Glav novlch, p S. Moggs, 3 b
B. Cameron, Is J. Amarok, Is
C. Mickelson, 3 b M Willoya, rs
!g. Martin, If A. Cabinboy, rf
■G. Boyd, rf P. Larson, If
| Alaskans — 404700 — 15
Hammon —- 0203413 — 13
Umpires in both games were
Dr. Rex Swartz and Lyle Nevins
Scorekeepers, Polet and Pratt. .
Itl LI. FOR SURVEY
HAINES HARBOR
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(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31 — Dele
igae Dimond introduced a bill'
Tuesday asking for the survey of
Haines harbor under the' diree
t on of the board of Army Engin
eers.
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Fixed Carbon 84.28% Ash 7.04%
Volatile 6.98% Moisture 1.7%
1 PHR TON CASH 930.00., DELIVERED 981.00
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i The following telfegram was rec
j wived by the local Chamber of
i Commerce and after a hurried
1 meeting was read and action tak
en Immediately by drafting a tele
gram which is also printed below,
Washinxton, Jan. 29
NW Als Chamber of Commerce
Nome, Alaska
Post Office appropriation bill as it
passed House does not carry suf
ficient amount to prov'de for con
tinuation air mail service In Alas
ka Stop I believe dog teams can
be advantageously used to serve
intermediate points but abandon
ment air mail op star routes be
tween principal cities will inevi
tably tend In my opinion not only
to bait development aviation In
Alaska but to cause radical cur
tailment airplane service Stop If
you agree with my viewpoint it
would be well for you to wire
promptly to Senator Carter Glass
cha rman. Senate appropriations
sub-committee which will consider
Post Office bill urging sufficient
amount be' added to provide for
continuance carr age mail by plan
es on Alaska star routes.
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DELEGATE
Following is the Chamber’s ans
wer.
" Nome. Jan. 31
Senator Carter Glass,
.Senate Office Building,
Washington, I). C.
Have been advised Office
appropriation bill as paJWy House
does riot" SSrry su HI cent funds pro
vide maintenance air mail service
in Alaska Stop Curtailment air
mail service will halt development
aviation retard business and Iso
late our northern cities Stop Air
!mall planes rendered inv&luable
I service during times sickness and
distress hospitals and doctors are
[few and far between Stop Due
great distanced to be covered and
| lack other means modern trans
portation such as railroads high
ways the airplane Is the only prac
tical means transportation Stop
We hope that you* will urge that
‘sufficient amount be added pro
vide continuance air mall service
;Alaska *
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
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Large size envelopes, big en
ough to mail the Nome Wee hi >
| Nugget and send via first elas
! airplane mall, can now be I.ail «
i the- Nugget ofllre.
LOCATION OP FIRK
Af/ARM BOXES
j 12. Standard 01*
113. Cameos Way
j 14. Nome Lighterage
15. Front. St. and Steadman
21.Steadman an*l Second Are.
23 .Third St. and Lanes Way
24 .First Ave. and B. St.
Catholic Church
•i ii» i*wm ■ ■.**—§■■ 11 ui«ii«s
and D. St
House
and Bridge St
Nugget Office
One Blast
Alarm from Stan
Two Blasts Alarm From
West of Station
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V AN APPRECIATION
We wish to express our heart
felt appreciation to our many
friends for their wpnderful assist
ance and sympathy during our be
reavement over the loss of our be
loved Kenneth, and for the many
beautiful floral offerings.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart L. Stangroem,
Eileen Stangroom,
Mr. pnd Mrs. J. S. Stangroom
AOVK.tTI8BKS— Copy tor ad*
m ihe we*>Kly Nugget mast he in
•.Ms office not Inter than Thursaa<
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NOTICE
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WE WILL BE OPEN
FROM 1 TO 0
EXCEPT SUNDAY
TILL APRIL 1ST
THE STUDIO AND ART SHOP
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BASEBALL PRACTICE
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Married Women 4 to 5 p.pi»
.. Single Women 5 to 0 p.m.
Mondays and Wednesdays, Eagle
Hall.
DREAM THEATRE
TWO SHOWS - SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4 7:15 and 9PM.
THE MENACE
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WITH
H. B. WARNER A BETTE DAVIS
ALSO
“THE BIG JEWEL CASE”
FOX MOVIETONE NEWS
Admission 56 cents including tax
ONE SHOW TUESDAY, FEBRUARY O AT 5 PM.
LAWRENCE TIBBETT
IN
THE CUBAN LOVE SONG
SEE LITRE VELEZ DANCE THE RUMBA
ALSO
SCREEN SNAP SHOTS
NEWS REEL
Admission 75 oents including tax
ONE SHOW FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 0 AT 7:l« PM.
ONE MAN LAW
WITH
CHARLES (BUCK) JONES A SHIRLEY GREY
ALSO
"BLUE RYTHMP’ — A MICKEY MOUSE
“A SWISS TRICK"—A TOM A JERRY
Admission 66 cents including tax
ONE SHOW SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IO AT 7:M
Attorney For The Defence
WITH
EDMUND LOWE A EVELYN BRENT
™ “TREE SAPS" — A TALKARTOON
Admission 55 cents including tax
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