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The Nome Nugget
Geo. S. Maynard, Editor and Publisher
PttbUebed every rv.ainc caeopt Sunday b* the NOME PIB
LASHINC COMPANY, Pr oat Street Vaaia, Ahrt,
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Imllvered by carrier ia Nome, Little Creek. aa4 Sunset Creek.
for *2 ov iter noslh.
By nail poetsce paid outside of None aid vicinity, fl.5«
per month ,
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th. Office of any fallore or ‘rte»»Iarlty ia tke delivery at tkeir
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Entered in the P** Office la N^me a« 8*eond Cteee matter.
UKMKKK OK AHftOtTATKU PRKKK
The Associated Preaa ia eaclnalvely entitled to the ase for
repubileallon of a!l new* dispatches credited to it or not other
wi>e credited In thin paper and alao the local nova published
herein.
TOLMlMISC ARK TWKLVK
KILLS I'AMHKI) HV rONLKKHK
/UWTISG ALASKA
The following' twelve bin* af
fecting Alaska directly were pass
ed by Congress and signed by the
President, becoming lew* before
Congress adjourned
1, Transfers from the federal
to the Territorial KomoiDnal—of
certain buildings and ground* at
Kitka.
2. Advancement of the date of
♦he general election and. of con
vening of the legislature, and
granting to the legislature the
right to make future change* In
election law*.
3 Repeal of the Alaska bone
dry law and certain sections of
-Jhe Volstead law.
4 Opening up the Kuskokwlro
.and Yukon lllvur* to limited com
mercial tlshlng for klttg salmon
I 5. Remission of coal lease rent
als assessed against the Alaska Mat
anuska Coal Uompanjr for periods
it was not in possession of land
embraced in the lease.
6. Authorization for Skagway to
issue bonds up to $40,000 for
public works.
7. Authorization for Wrangell,
to Issue bonds up to $51,000 for
public works. -
h~TT“Authorlzation for Juneau to
i issue bonds up to $100,000 for
public works.
9, Repeal of tbe act of 1912
and extension of tbe general min
ing laws of the United States to
Alaska. ft should be noted that
this law will not h* in effect un
til 30 days after tbe Territorial
legislature next meefa in regular
session. The rights of owners or
locators under previous laws are
not affected by this measure.
10. Permitting Alaska Ratlorad
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DRUG STORK
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MKMKKH OF THE ALASKA
AIK TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION
WHEN YOU TRAVEL FLY IN OUR NEW
AND COMFORTABLY HEATED GARIN PLAXKS
FOR HATES, ANY PLACE, ANY TIME v
„ CALL THE
ROUST AIRWAYS
BASES AT NOME AND CANDLE
employe** who hare heretofore
rented government konnee to pnr
chate them..
11. Granting citizenship to h«t
lakatla residents who migrated
there from British Colombia and
wbo could not. under the natural
ization law*, otherwise take for
mal allegiance to the flag under
which they hare lired for so many
years.
12. Amending the homestead
laws by providing that any citizen
of the United States pay pur
chase a flve »cre home site tract
upon payment of IZ.Sfl per acre,
the residential requirement being
not less than lire months a year
for three years. Surveys will be
made" without expense to the app
licants.
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CABKKUE (ASTI'SO IJS
BUCK JONES- MEM
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Unssual care Is taken In'the cast
'ing of Buck Jones' vehicles. Back
’nsists on a strong supporting cast
even down to the players of min
or roles. He doesn’t want to be
the shining* star in a picture of
mediocre acting; he would rather
cooperate with good actors alnd
then share with them the whatev
er laurels and praise the Him re
ceives. It is this lack of profes
sional jeolousy that has contribut
ed a great deal towarda the estab
lished and undisputed success of
Buck Jones’ westenrs.
In “Teh Range Fued." his lat
est Columbia vehicle, showing Frl
day at < the Dream Theatre, he is
surrounded by names that hard
blazed In electric lights as featur
ed player. In a secondary role fa
John Wayne, who sprang to fame
in the leading role of “The Big
Trail,’’ one of the outstanding
Aims of the past season. „ Playing
the romantic part opposite Wayne
la Snaan Fleming, formerly a fea
tured in Zelglleld’s Follies. Then
there Is Wallace MacDonald. Mac
Donald’s remarkable characteriza
tion* In featured role* are too well
known to require any comment,
his latest one being in “Pagan
Lady." William Walling, line old
character actor of stage and
screen. Harry Woods. Edward Le
Saint and Frank Austin are oth
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Even the “extras” must be
good. Fifteen former Arizona
rangers were secured for “Tift
Range Fend,” and tbeir riding
marks them as men who know
how to handle their mounts In
th« cactus country. This group
gives Buck tome keen competition.
FOR QUESTIONING IN
CONNECTION SPIES
(By The Associated Pre#s)
PARIS. July 10. Pauline Jac
jobs Levine, aged .thirty-two and
!born in New York, was ordered to '
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appear for questioning in connec
tion with a new drive to clean up
an alleged spy irtng. 'The gov
ernment wishes to And out he'
relation to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
8wrt* of New Jersey who are al
so held on espionage chargee, bnt !
in Jail.
GEORGE ANDERSON
Expert Piano Tuner and Agent for ]
Kohler- Rrambacti Pianos, Upright |
and Grand; For Hale and Rent.!
K* pert make Golden Gate my I
Headquarters when I arrive
_3M»o •hortly __
0»r motto: fmib air the chne '
NORTH POLE BAKERY
AND RESTAURANT
far A itood HOT cop of Obf«
Voor Nperlal order* for parry and birthday rake*
or pantry solicited
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Open at 6 a.in Until 2 am.
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SHELL OIL PRODUCTS
Gasoline, Kerosene, < >ils and Grease
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FRIDAY
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BUCK JONES JOHM WAYNE
.vSUSAN FLEMING
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ANOTHER ONE OF THOSE FAST MOVING, THRILL PAl’RElF
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ADVENTURE DRAMAS
ALSO
“LOVE IN A POND” — A FABLE
AND
THE IRON MINNIE’S REVENGE
Admission 66 cents including tax
L. E. KURTH
SHEET IRON WORKER
TIN, SHKKT IRON, (Xffl*I« AN» NICKEL
MNC A SPECIALTY
safhty runm and imnt
GALVANIKHD IRON CORRUGATED ROOKING
NOME. ALASKA
THE BOARD OF TRADE
NOME, ALASKA
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SAFETY SPEED
PLY WITH THE
FAST DEPENDABLE SERVICE
Flaam Sairloefl la Warm Hangar*
„ by Ueened > Mechanics, and flown
by Experiensrd Alaskan Pilots
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** Casualty lasnmace
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Pioneer Sheet Metal Works
ED. GROSS
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Work A Specialty
Plumbing M Pipe Fitting-Patented Superheaters
tit«t Door to Obae. W. Lewie Nome, Alaska
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