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To Many Sections of
Alaska's Rich Mineral
Areas
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greatest possible assistance
to those engaged in .Min
ing in the Seward Penin
sula and other sections, thru
our Extensive and Personal
Attention to Air Express &
Freight—both incoming and
outgoing through Nome.
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Federal Grand Jury At Nome Turned In
Final Report This Morning:
First Trial Friday
The Grand Jury tender
ed its full report with re
commendations and sugges
tions included, to Judge J.
H. S. Morison of the U S
District Court for the 2nd
Division, at 10 A. M. to
day.
The full report of the
Grand Jury will be print
ed in detail in tomorrow’s
issue, its length being too
great for today’s paper.
Jimmy Richards, indict
ed on a charge of first de
gree murder pleaded guil
ty to murder in the second
degree, which plea was ac
cepted by the government
without any protest. Time
for sentencing was set for
tomorrow morning..
Harry Neibling, charged
in an indictment with as
sault with a dangeous wea
pon, who had pleaded not
guilty, today changed his
plea to guilty. He is to be
sentenced Friday..
Robert Temgulaky’s plea
in the case of the govern
ment charging him with
rape, was passed over un
til Friday.
The Court set the Moxie
Waskey trial for 10 A. M.
Friday. He is charged with
rape.
The special venire issued
Monday to fill out the panel
of the petit jury was return
ed this morning, only 17
of the 21 reporting. They
were sworn and answered
questions as to their quali
fications..
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LOCAL ITEMS
The Bering Native Bro
therhood and Sisterhood
will give an exhibition of
the WOLF DANCE at the
Na'ive Shop. Thursday, at
8:15 p.m., April 16, 1936.
Admission, adults 50 cents;
children under 15 years of
age 10 cents. The Native
Shop is directly across the
street from the Nugget Of
fice.
FOR SALE—New Six-16
Kodiak anastigmatic lens
f. G.3, one of the best East
man products, $17.50. For
information inquire at the
Nugget Office.
“Congo natives use razor
blades to carve their bodies
for decorative purposes.”
They could take a few les
son's from Americans on
mornings after.
ED. LARSEN, ALASKAN
TRAVELS TO SEATTLE
ON WIFE QUEST
(By The Associated 0:ess)
Seattle, April—(Special)
—One man’s idea of what a
wife's qualifications should
be was expressed here re
cently by Ed.Larsen of Her
endeen Bay. Alaska, who
an ived in town recently on
the mail vessel Starr. Visit
ing civilization for the first
time in 114 years, Larsen an
nounced that he is outside
not only to see the sights
but to find a wife.
The gentlemen from the
North specifies that she
must be a Norwegian lady,
not over 45. She must be
in good health, have a good
disposition and marked cul
inary talents.
“I’ve got a good home to
offer,” Larsen said. “Nicest
place within 400 miles of
Herendeen Bay. I spent
SPUING SALE SALE SALE
BIG SACRIFICE SALE
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT WILL BE
SOLD AT COST
EMPORIUM BAZAAR
Open 8 A. M. — Close 9 P. Ri.
Opposite Telephone Office
COAL AND FUEL OIL
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
$2,000 building and fixing it
up.”
The visitor is agreeably
impressed, he says, to the
change in Seattle’s skyline.
“It’s wonderful. It’s a new
world. But I’ll tell you,
there’s no place like Alas
ka. I’m going back with
Pete Wold on his new ship.’
Larsen spent 14 years on
Unga Island before moving
to Herendeen. Fishing and
trapping occupy his time.
| Airplane News
Nome Airport
The Pacific Alaska Air
ways Lockheed Electra ar
rived and departed Nome
today, coming in with sec
ond class mail and taking
all classes out. L. E. Ost
was a passenger from Golo
vin to Nome. E. K. Johan
sen was a passenger aboard
the Electra for Fairbanks
and the States.
Pilot Jack Hermann of
the NorthernAir Transport :
made a flight to Council to
day with Lucky Petersen
and Anston Dicksen and a
large load of freight. »
Pilot Hans Mirow of the
Mirow Air Service is sche- j
doled for several flights to
Teller as soon as weather j
permits. j
Pilot Hall of the Mirow
Air Service is scheduled
for a flight to Nugget Gulch
and Candle and return to
morrow, w.p.
The office of the Northern
Air Transport was changed '
back to their newly renov
ated office building, after it !
had been remodeled and re J
paired following the fire j
which destroyed much of
the interior, some time ago.
Henceforth they are carry
ing on business in their
newly furnished office lo- j
cated at First Avenue and i
Spokane Street.
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Mildred’s Shoppe
Just Received
A Nice Selection Of
Hats, Gloves, Costume
Jewelry, Etc.
For
Your Easter Wardrobe.
Mildred’s Shoppe
TO
PROSPECTORS
AND MINERS!
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If you are planning on
doing prospecting or min
ing in the Nome section,
call on us and obtain our
reasonable prices for
transportation of supplies
and equipment via Cat
| erpillar.
We Can Save You Money
On Transportation Costs.
NOME
MOTOR CO.
Dream Theatre
FRIDAY
TWO SHOWS 7 and 9 P.M.
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 2;> CENTS
“TARZEN AND HIS MATE”
WITH
JOHNNIE WEISMULLER,
MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN
Wild Animals* Jungles*
Thrills and Action
ALSO
“PROSPERITY BLUES”
A KRAZY KAT
ON ACCOUNT OF LENGTH OF SHOW
WE WILL START FIRST SHOW AT
SEVEN O’CLOCK SHARP.
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
TWO SHOWS 7 and 9 P.M.
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However small his plot may be.
Wide his horizons; in his demense
Master of beauty and life is he.
God has Graciously smiled on him,
Made him a helper in His great task—
Building a glorious world in time;
What finer task could anyone ask?
What hath a garden, he has friends—
Lilies and roses will not forsake;
When they depart, ’tis but for a time;
They will return when the spring winds wake.
Let him rejoice on his kingly throne
Who hath a garden of pink and gold:
Kings bear burdens and soon are gray—
Who hath a garden shall not grow old.
—THOMAS CURTIS CLARK
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