ALASKA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
BERING SEA ROUTE—1937
Sailing From Seattle:
VICTORIA (Arctic Cruise) .... July 2
\ ICTORIA (Arctic Cruise) . Aug. 7
DERBLAY (Nome and Kotzebue Sound). Aug. 12
VICTORIA . . Sept. 8
VICTORIA Oct. 9
NOTE—Nomeites wishing to make the Arctic Cruise trip to East Cape, Siberia,
must make reservat- ns 30 days in advance of the above sailing from Seattle.
SOUTHWESTERN ROl'TE
STEAMER Leave Due Leave Due
Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
Baranof June Hi June 32 June 22 June 28
Aiaska June 19 June 25 June 25 July 1
Alt. MtK: L\ June 23 June 29 June 29 July 5
Yukon • June 20 July 2 July 2 July 8
iiaranof June 30 July 6 July 6 July 12
(NOTE—All sailings subject to change without notice) Joe Harnish, Agent
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Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilot John Cross of the Wien
Alaska Airlines, returned from
a trip to Deering, with freight.
Pilot Sig Wien of the WAA, to
day made a trip to Taylor with
Maurice Kealiher, Mr. McDonald,
as passengers, and load of freight.
Pilot Walt Hall of the WAA.,
hopped off last night on a flight
to Fairbanks.
There will be a snappy game of
indoor basketball tonight at the
public school gym, between the!
team from the Cutter Ingam and
a picked team from Nome, to
which the public is invited free.
No admission charge. The game
will start at 8 P M.
Dr. L. W. Hines, registered
Optometrist, of Anchorage, will
be in Nome at the Nome Motors’
Hotel on July 5 for 10 days,
to examine eyes and fit
glasses. Dr. Hines is fully quali
fied to handle the most difficult
eye defects, owing to 1iis late
college training and modern scien
tific equipment. Dr. Hines guar
antees his glasses, and is going to
visit Nome once a year for the
purpose of examining eyes and
fitting glasses.
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NEWS ITEMS
A Are alarm last evening call
ed the Are department to Billy
Triggs1, house in the rear of the
old school building. An overheat
ed pipe or spark had caused a
small Are to smoulder on the roof,
whicfi was rapidly extingushed,
with no damage being done.
The U. S. Coast Guard Cutter
Northland, Captain F. A. Zeusler,
returned to Nome this morning
from St. Lawrence Island.
Returning here were the school
teachers on St. Lawrence Island,
Sam Troutman and family.
It was reported this afternoon
that Captain Ryan of the new cut
ter Ingam and Captain Zeusler
of the Northland, together with
several of their officers from the
boats, were invited to make a tour
of the mammoth gold dredges be
ing operated by the Nome Depart
merit of the U. S. Smelting. Refin
ing and Mining Co., at Little Cr.,
KIDDIES
You can have a pair of SLACKS
and a cute SWEATER for the 4th
—Specially priced for you at $1.00
Each. AT
Calkins9 Shoppe
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in company with Assistant Man
age: A. M. Hartford.
li was believed they availed
themselves of this fine opportun-lj
it\ of observing million dollar
dredges in the pr cess of extract
ing gold from the rich ground in
this vicinity.
No council meeting was held
last evening due to a lack of
quorum. Only three members of
the council were present, those
absent being, eounciLmen Bassett
Rude, and Cavev.
Funeral Services
For J.A. Pangman
\Sere Held Today
Funeral services for the late
James Albert Pangman were!
held this afternoon at the Feder
ated church, the Rev. Vincent
Widney officiating.
The casket containing his re
mains was literally covered with
flowers, bespeaking the kindness
and sympathy of his many friends
in this community. “Al" as he
was well and familiarly known.
: to old sourdoughs and especially
to the children of Nome, of whom
he was always a great favotfte,
did much to acquire this respect
during his many years residence
here, not only as Al Pangman the
water man, but a friend in need,1
whether it was a case of deliver- i
ing a tank of water late at night
or making a hurried trip by auto
to the creek or some one in actual
need.
Al Pangman passed away at
the hospital after a few days ill
ness, the cause of death being at
tributed to pneumonia following
influenza, having worked deliver
ing water one day longer than he
was advised. He was cheerful
to the end. and only one hour be
fore his passing, he replied to a
question asked him, saying: “I am
feeling fine and am getting bet-1
ter.”
He is survived by a mother, a
sister and two brothers, and a son
Wayne Pangman, the '.atter in
Washington state, and the others
living at Saginaw, Michigan.
His beautifully decorated coffin
was escorted by his olt-time
friends Cliff Allyn, Lyle Nevins,
Glen Aldrch, Jack Solomon, H E.
Reimer and Ernest BaLsiger
Following services at the church
the funeral cortege wended its
way to Belmont Point cemetery,
where interment was made.
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TIME IS HERE
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In Preparing for a Picnic See Us First
We have just what you want to eat and
all the necessary things that make a pic
nic a pleasure.
MEAT SPECIALS
Homemade Pork Sausage, lb. 32c
Beef Pot Roast per lb. 28c
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Cube Steaks per lb. 40c
Shoulder Veal Roast per lb. 32c
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