-SAFETY § * * FIRST
N. A. T.
Largest and safest plane in Alaska—14 place tri
motored Ford.
' Also 7 other planes in sizes to meet all require
j; ments.
We Carry Passenger Insurance
Experienced, Dependable, Courteous Pilots
NOME FAIRBANKS_ALASKA
Weather Today
(by U.S. Weather Bureau)
Increasing cloudiness and
rising temperatures were
the rule at 1 a.m. this morn
ing in central and western
Alaska. Unsettled condi
tions obtain over the Gult
and in southeastern Alas
ka. The barometer is still
low over the North Pacific
Oe ean and Alaska. Gener
ally fair skies and normal
temperatures are reported
from the Pacific Coast Sta
tes and western Canadian
Provinces. Fairbanks mea
sured 24 inches of snow on
the ground this morning
and the thickness of ice on
the river 27 inches.
Airways conditions at 7
A. M. were as follows:
Nome cloudy 9 above
Solomon cloudy 4 below
Golovin snowing 1 above
Nulato clear zero
Kaltag clear minus two
Unalakleet cloudy 6 below
Ruby clear ten below
Flat cloudy three below
Fairbanks pt cldy 11 above
Tanana clear 4 above
Hot Springs clear 3 above
Kotzebue snowing zero
Deering foggy 15 above
Cordova raining 38 above
LOCAL ITEMS
Richard N. Sundquist Jr.
an arrival on the plane with
the Ferguson Airways yes
EMPORIUM RAZAAR ||
Open 8 A. M. — Close 9 P. M.
WE JUST RECEIVED BY PLANE
A NEW SHIPMENT OF HOLIDAY GIFTS.
OUR LARGE DISPLAY IS GOING FAST.
OUR PRICES ARE VERY REASONABLE.
Don't Forget. Not the Best, but good as the Rest !
5 Opposite Telephone Office
M I N K
DEMAND IS INCREASING
We Can Move Them — — NOW ! !
SIIII* YOUR SKINS EARLY!!
Alaska — Chicago Fur Exchange
368 Central \vc., Highland Park, 111.
terday, is in Nome on busi
ness and expects to return
as soon as weather will pe
mit aboard the same plane
to his Candle residence.
Pilot Hans Mirow of th<
Mirow Air Service hoppec
from Nome for Cordov;
this morning with Georgf
Hite, Nome carpenter, Ton
Brookley, James P. Dah
and B.J. McConaghy as pa:
sengers. It is reported tha
he is to return with severa
incoming passengers fron
the steamer which left Sea
tie last Saturday.
Another meeting of the
Nome City Council, sitting
as a Board of Equalization
takes place at the office ol
the City Clerk at 7 o’clock
this evening, at which time
considerations are to be
given any protests concern
ing the assessments for pui
poses of taxation on real
and personal property ir
the City of Nome for the
year 1935.
FREE
PERMANENT
To Be Given Away To The
Holder of the Lucky No.
Numbered Ticket Given
Free With Each “Sham
poo & Finger Wave.”—
Drawing Xmas Eve
Phyllis Turner
Beauty Operator
SeifFert Flats
Telephone For
Appointments
I COAL AND FUEL OIL
a -u- a
I LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO. |
Chas. L. Calkins
Dies In Frisco Af
ter Long Illness
Continued From Page One
ia, and Charles Calkins Jr.,
of Nome. He is also surviv
ed by a brother in San Die
go and another brother and
two sisters in San Francis
co.
Mr. Calkins has for the
past few years been associ
ated with Ben Gillette in
mining on the benches of
Anvil Creek.
The many Nomeites and
intimate friends of the Cal
kins family were deeply
' shocked to hear the nev/s
1 this morning of his passing.
—
Hawksworth Is
Endorsed For
Director Ind. Of.
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of claims. One member of
the proposed new commis
sion, consisting of seven, -
must be an Indian, Paul
said. ^
Testimony will be taken
in Alaska by a commission- "
er appointed by the court
of claims, according to
Paul.
Asks Compensation
The subject of the suits
will be compensation for
.the loss of lands, fishing
rights and hunting grounds
of these tribes when the
lands were taken over by
the United States, follow
ing the treaty of purchase
from Russia.
The Alaska Native Bro- ■
therhood convention declar
ed a unanimous vote for
prohibition, and also for lo
cal option until such time
as prohibition is enacted.
Under the local option the
brotherhood desires legis
lation that will make a two
thirds vote favoring liquor
necessary in each commun
ity, in lieu of the present
regulations.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
While it is necessary, due
to landing conditions, to
contact our planes at Gol
ovin, the mail will leave
this terminal on Monday
and Thursday mornings,
: weather permitting, rather
than on Tuesday and Fri
day mornings as previously
announced. *
Pacific Alaska Airways,Inc
Newspaper advertising
will develop new business'
for you.
Subscribe for the Nugget
MILK—FRESH—MILK
Drink Milk for Health
Dieticians contend that
fresh milk contains more
nourishment than any oth
er known food. It has no
substitute.
Our cows are selected
on the Pacific Coast—tuber
cular tested and approved
from the best dairy stock
before being shipped.
We deliver at your home
—office—or store; in quarts
pints or half pints. Phone
your orders.
WALSH BROS. DAIRY
Dream Theatre
TONIGHT
ONE SHOW 8 P. M.
ADM. ADULTS 75cts (Including Tax) Children 25cts
JUNE KNIGHT RUSS COLUMBO
IN 4
“WAKE UP & DREAM”
HEAR COLUMBO SING THE NEW HITS
SEE ALL THE PRETTY GIRLS
ALSO
PARAMOUNT NEWS
AND
44 A Trifle Backward ”
\DM. ADULTS Tacts (Including Tax) Children 25cts
>\E SHOW 8 P. M.
LARGEST EXCLUSIVE HARDWARE
STORE ON SEWARD PENINSULA
Mining and Dredging Supplies
Agents For Lang Stoves and Ranges
Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Paper, Etc.
JOHN LIGHTEN BERG
HARDWARE-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS
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Is it because we made an appeal to the
people of Nome last Fall in behalf of the Local
Natives to purchase Ivory Curios, Furs and Bask
ets to be forwarded to our friends on the Outside,
or is it that we all are commencing to realize that i
it is the duty of every resident to assist in develop
ing our own industries? Every dollar set in mo
tion locally remains here to increase local enter
prise. i
We have received excellent support, but
we believe more should be done.
WHY ?
Not consider making your Christmas
Gift out of local products? We have a very fine
assortment of Ivory, Slipper, Mukluks, and we
Have
JUST RECEIVED
A fine collection of Native Made Bask
ets by mail from our former Mr. W. C. DeBaun,
who is at St. Michaels in the employ of the North
ern Commercial Company. J
Mr. DeBaun spent considerable time to
assemble the very fine assortment of Baskets and
he displayed foresight to mail same in time for
the Christmas Trade. These baskets arrived here
Saturday, December 14 with Pete Curran's dog
team.
EXTRA ! EXTRA !
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CHRISTMAS TREES JUST RECEIVED
COME AND SELECT YOUR OWN AND WE
WILL KEEP IT AND DELIVER IT AT
THE TIME YOU NEED IT
POLET’S
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