THE NOME DAILY NUGGET
GEO S. MAYNARD. Editor
RUSSELL G MAYNARD. Manager
Published every evening except Sunday by The Nome
Publishing Company, Nome. Alaska.
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THE LABOR PROBLEM
(Holland, Mich., Evening Sentinel)
Roger Babson says, “We business men think that
the world is governe by intellect. It is not. We think
people are controlled by their minds. They are not.
Both employers and wage earners are controlled by
their emotions; by love or hate, by sympathy or jeal
ousy, by hope or fear.”
“If this be so, it is evident that only religion can
bring together employers and wage earners. What
does it mean? It means that the labor problem is real
ly a question of religion rather than economics.”
The Christian religion demands the dedication of
power to the more abundant life of humanity. Such
consecration of talent especially in the fields of industry
and statecraft must become a test of the Christian faith.
Why not accept the invitation and go to church next
Sunday and every Sunday?
Hammon Company
Experienced A
Good Season
(Continued From Peffe One)
The following is a part of the
equpiment used:
27 miles of hose
18 miles of two to eight inch
header pipe
1000 slip joint header fittings
82 miles of 94 or three fourths
inch and 1% or one and one half
inch point pipe.
10 miles main line pipe
10,000 stop cocks, valves and
header gates
6 Keystone drills
8 pumps 12 to 14 inch
“More than half of this equip.
Knent is moved each season. This
and drilling ho es for IV2 inch
thawing points constitute the
bulk of winter work.
Power & Shops
“Eight diesel-electric units hav
ing a total capacity of 4200 horse,
power operated steadily through
out the season.
“Well equippel shops in town
and at Little Creek provided re
pairs and replacements for all
departments, and also did sev.
eral heavy jobs for neighbor op
erators which could not be done
in local custom shops. Likewise
the warehouse stock was drawn
upon several times by other op.
erators in order to avoid long
delays or shutdowns, but only
when stocks of local merchants
were inadequate or had been ex.
hausted.
"The 40,000 barrel diesel oil
tank was given a new bottom of
Protectakote, a tanker cargo of
oils, gasoline, and greases was
handled and one new cottage was
built.
Prospecting
"Marginal prospecting was
done in the three dredging areas,
and some additional prospecting
was started to try to prove
ground for use of present equip,
tnent after present proven areas’
have been dredged out. The com
pany hopes to continue operations
in the Nome field for many years.
Physical and economic conditions
will govern future plans for the
present scale of operations, or
any possible extension or expan
sion of operations. Every going
concern is ambitious to expand,
but in the solidly frozen and
spmi.arid latitude of Seward Pen
insula where climate is severe
and seasons short, the well
known pencil has to be careful,
ly sharpened, and courage abun
dant, to justify large capital ex.
penditures for new units.
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SERVICE
TO SKAGWAY
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NOME, ALASKA.
General
“Relations with employees, and
with City, Territorial and Fed
eral officials have been splen.
d.d. Good material has been el
ected for the next session of the
Territorial Legislature. The com
pany feels that it has just as
must right to fair and construct
ive representation as has any in.
dividual. Much of its produc
tion goes baok to employees who
faithfully and capably make pro
duction possible, and a good fair
share goes for taxes to help sup.
port the functions of City, Ter
ritorial, and Federal Govern,
ments.”
Canned Salmon
Slogan Contest
Help Industry
A slogan contest specially for
Alaska residents is now being
announced throughout the Terri
tory by the Canned Salmon In.
dustry. An opportunity to win
cash prizes and at the same time
help increase the sales of Alas,
ka’s most popular product is of
fered in this great slogan con.
test.
Cash prizes starting with a first
award of fifty dollars, will be the
reward for the best slogans in
ten words or less about Canned
Salmon.
The contest is open to all resi_
dents of Alaska and to all em~
employees of the Canned Sal.
mon Industry and their families.
William Timson, Chairman of
the advertising committee, in an.
nouncing the contest said: "The
contest not only gives the resi
dents of Alaska a chance to win
cash prizes, but it also gives
them the opportunity to partici.
pate in the Industry effort to
stabilize sales of Canned Salmon
and increase the money returns
to Alaska from the Canned Sal.
mon Industry. This industry
now pays three quarters of the
taxes of the Territory. Our ad
vertising is an Industry effort to
stabilize the market and make
possible our continued support.
It is our plan to use slogans sub.
mitted in making this advertising
even more effective during the
coming year. Perhaps some fish
erman or tannery worker will in
his spare off season time coin a
slogan that will not only win
him fifty dollars, but also help
sell more salmon and so make
his job next season more secure.
Full details of the contest are
shown in the special contest ad.
vertisement carried in this issue,
on page two.
Subscribe for the Nugget
Write a slogan for CANNED SALMON
$50- FIRST AWARD
r$iOOWSHPWIES! I
1st Prize.\
1 2nd Prize.2*'®* 1
1 3rt Prize.1
I 4th Prize. *•** _ 1
5thto 9th ESS".-* 200 |
■ Follow these simple
CONTEST RULES
1. Write an advertising slogan ( 10 words or less)
about Canned Salmon. Include the words "Canned
Salmon." Do not mention varieties or claim med
ical properties.
2. Contest open to all residents of Alaska and to
all employees of the Canned Salmon Industry,
their families, Canned Salmon brokers, their em
ployees, and families. Employees of the Industry’s
advertising ageney are not eligible.
3. Submit as many slogans as you with but each
mutt be written on separate blank or sheet with
your own name and address. No eredit for decora
tive presentation,
4. Judges will be a representative of Association
of Pacific Fisheries; of Northwest Salmon Canners
Association; and of the Industry's advertising
agency. Judges’ decisions will be final. In case of
ties duplicate awards will be mads.
$. AI) entries meat be transmitted so as to reach
this address not later than midnight, Dee. 1, 1936.
Address to Slogan Committee, Canned Salmon In
dustry, 1440 Exchange Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
6. Entries will not be returned and contestants
agree that all slogans submitted become the prop
erty of the Canned Salmon Industry and may be
used in Industry advertising in any desired manner.
Winners will be notified, and receive their checks,
’ by mail.
Get into this easy contest
... Earn welcome cash...
Help to advertise Alasko
and its greatest product,
Canned Salmon
Put on your “thinking cap” ! You may win
$50, $25, $ 10 or one of nine other worth
while cash awards. They’re all offered you
free for best slogans about Canned Salmon.
Canned Salmon has been called —“our
greatest food from the sea.” Do not sub
mit this as your slogan — it is an example
of the kind of slogan wanted in this con
test. Just tell — in 10 words or less — the
most appealing reason, in your opinion,
why people will do weH to eat more
Canned Salmon.
Read the contest rules carefully. They
give you all the information you need to
win. Note that you are invited to send in
as many slogans as you like — you'have
unlimited winning opportunity.
Tn addition to the prize money, there’s
an extra inducement to enter this contest:
You can take real satisfaction in doing you r
part to spread the good news about Canned
Salmon to families everywhere — thus
helping to increase sales and benefit the
entire Territory!
-[entry blank-slogan contest]
Slogan Committee, Canned Salmon Industry
1440 Exchange Bldg., Seattle, Washington
I suggest the slogan: __ :
( Write 10 words or less including "Canned Salmon” )
A'ante_____
Street Address_t_City_
( Entries must be transmitted so as to reach above address not later than midnight, Dec. I, 1936 )
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