OUTSTANDING IN DEPENDABILITY
N. A. T.
j AN ACHIEVEMENT IN SAFETY !
N. A. T. Has Flown Over a Million Miles—Carried
Over 5,000 Passengers, without Single Injury to ;
Passengers or Personnel. A. Safety Record Un- [
surpassed in the History of Alaska Air Transport
Operation.
FAIRBANKS_NOME ALASKA
Airplanes Flying
Into Or Out Of
The City Of Nome
Pilot Lynn of the NAT returned
to Nome Sunday from Kotzebue,
Candle and Hot Springs with Dr.
R E Smith, Carl Dreutzer Ed Belden
and Father Menager.
Pilot Brown of the NAT made an
attempt Sunday to fly to the Koug
arok with Carl Hallberg, but snow
flurries forced the plane to return
to Nome without having completed
the flight.
The S S North Star of the Office
of Indian Affairs returned to Nome
last evening and departed again for
Elim. It is scheduled to return to
Nome in several days. The vessel
returned from a voyage as far
North as Point Barrow. Enroute
down the coast the vessel stopped
and loaded reindeer at several
points.
Northwind.Sailed
For Nome 10 P. M.
Sunday Evening
The S S Northwind, which was
chartered by the Arctic Transport
Company for the last sailing of the
season, has departed from Seattle
for Bering Sea points.
The local office is in receipt of a
wire advising that the vessel sail
ed from Point Wells at ten o’clock
last night for Nanaimo. August Eck
holm is master of the ship, which
is carrying a capacity cargo of lum
ber. oil, groceries, and hardware,
two horses and one cow.
The passengers are Mrs R J Ball
FREE STORAGE
UNTIL YOUR BOAT SAILS.
Passengers for Steamers Dellwood and Vic
toria would do well to send their clothing to
Galvin THE TAILOR, at Nome.
Have them Cleaned, Pressed and Repaired,
as only a TAILOR knows how.
Send yours today avoid last minute rush.
_3 DOORS E. LINCOLN HOTEL_
and two children, Mr and Mrs Hugh
Kimball and two children and H.
Hudson. The S S Arthur J Bald
win is due at Point Wells tonight
from the North.
To
With Cupid; Bride
On Vic For Nome
(By The Associated Press)
SEATTLE, Sept. 30, — Miss
Mary Ellen Griffin, pretty Se
attie girl is aboard the S S Vic
toria bound for Nome to keep
a tryst with Cupid. She is to
marry J. Clayton Teed, offi
ce manager at Nome for the
Northern Air Transport Inc.,
Also aboard is Rev. E J Cun
ningham, formerly in charge
of Holy Cross Mission on the
Yukon River, recently trans
ferred to Nome, and who is
returning to Alaska after a
visit here.
He is to perform the cere
mony. Miss Griffin is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M A
Griffin of Seattle and was
educated at Queen Anne High
School and Holy Names Aca
demy here. Mr. Teed is the son
of Mr and Mrs H M Teed also
of Seattle. The couple will
make their home at Nome.
ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
ANNOUNCES
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S. S. NORTHWIND
SAILS FROM SEATTLE
SEPTEMBER 28th
CALLING AT ALL PORTS FROM
UNALAKLEET TO TIN CITY
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
OUR VESSELS PAY THEIR TONNAGE
TAX IN ALASKA
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ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
Derblay Arrives
And Departs From
Nome For States
The S S Derblay of the Alaska
Line arrived Nome late last night,
and an attempt was made to load
the passengers aboard at an early
hour of the morning but weather
conditions prevented the vessel from
coming close enough in to shore.
The passengers were aboard the
boat this afternoon and it sailed
soon after for Seattle. Following is
a list of the passengers arriving at
Nome from the North, and a list j
of some of passengers outgoing, i
from northern points.
The list of the outgoing passen j
gers from Nome will be printed'
in tomorrow’s issue.
For Nome
Geo. Laiblin
C Bedson j
Mrs Geo Waldheim
Miss F Waldheim
Miss E Waldheim
Master G Waldheim
Jerry Lomen
For Seattle
Carl Suksdorf
Fred Patterson
Miss E R Stratton
S R Morgan
Master Barrow Morgan
Mrs S R Morgan
Mrs O Swanson
Miss A Swanson
H P Chapman
E F McBee
Merton Porter
Master Jimmie Black
Carl Hall
Nels Olson
M L Pearce
Geo Urlin Jr.
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Results Football j
Carnes Played In j
U. S. Sat. Sept. 28
(By The Associated Press)
The following are the scores of,
football games places Saturday in j
the United States.
Calif Aggies 0 California 47
Austin College 0 South. Meth. 60
Idaho 0 U of Washington 14
College Puget S. 6 Wn. State 46
Montana 0 U C L A 9 '
U San Francisco 7 Santa Clara 20.
San Jose 0 Stanford 35
Whittier 0 U S C 6
Willamette 0 Oregon State 26
Gonzaga 0 Oregon U 18
Arizona U 26 Arizona State T. 0
Nevada 0 St. Marys 20
Waynsburg 0 Pitt 14
Ursinus 0 Villanova 31
Franklin Marshall 7 Fordham 14
Rhode Island State 0 Maine 7
Carnegie 6 Case 3
Niagara 0 Colgate 30
William Mary 0 Navy 30
Colby 6 Amherst 6, tie
Kansas 7 Notre Dame 28
DePaul 0 Northwestern 14
St Lawrence 12 Cornell 6
South Dakota State 6 Wisconsin 26.
Colorado 0 Oklahoma 3
South Carolina 0 Duke 47
(By The Associated Press)
DETROIT, Sept. 30, — If there!
is any one single outstanding fact;
or calculated to give the Detroit;
Pirates an advantage over the Chi!
cago Cubs in the World Series •
starting Wednesday, it is their iron
man infield composed of Greenberg,
Gehringer, Rogell, and Owen, which1
may provide the balance of power
in the series which otherwise brings j
together two of the best matched
teams to play of recent years.
FOR SALE—Model T touring car
1927, in good condition. Call at
residence of Chas. D Jones.
DR. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Hours 1—3 P. M.
Now Located In
Office Indian Alls. Bldg.
Nome, Alaska.
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AND
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