ALASKA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Sailing Schedule fnr Southeastern & Southwestern Alaska Ports
Northbound Southbound
Leave Arrive Arrive Leave Leave Arrive
Seattle Juneau Seward Sewatd Juneau Seattle
S S Yukon Feb 7 Feb 11 Feb 14 Feb 14 Feb 17 Feb 20
S S Alaska Feb 13 Feb 16 Feb 19 Feb 19 Feb 22 Feb 25
S S Northwestern Feb 20 Feb 24 Fob 28 Feb 28 Mar 4 Mar 7
S S V.ctor.a Feb 27 Mar 3 Mar 7 Mar 7 Mar 11 Mar 14
(NOTE: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
Joe llarnish, Agent
V-...
Pilot Emmons in the Bach aar
plane of the Mirow Air Service
made a flight to White dredge at
Nugget Gulch, with a load of
freight.
Pilot W'haley of the MAS in a
Stinson today flew Graham Lam
mers to Nugget Gulch and Er
f.kine Baker to Teller.
Pilot Cross of the Wien Airlin
es made a flight to Teller and
Taylor, then to Candle with a
load of freight. He is scheduled
for a trip to Solomon tomorrow.
B. C. Election To
Be Before April 22
(Bv The Associated Pr‘*ss>
VICTORIA. B. C., April 7. —
Premier Pattullo announced to
day that the British Columbia
general election would be held
before April 22nd.
PIONEERS ATTENTION
All members are requested to
meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday April
7th at St. Joseph's Hall. Candi
dates to present themselves at
8:30 p.m.
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Chamber Meeting
Today Listened
To Wires
The board of directors of the
Northwestern Alaska Chamber of
Commerce met this morning at
9:30 o’clock in the offices of the
M & M Bank, Vice President O.
S. Weaver presiding, in the absen
ce of Pres. G. R. Jackson.
A telegram from the board of
managers of the Alaska Territor
ial Chamber of Commerce was
read. The telegram requested
a vote and reasons, by wire, on
the referendum of sending a pro
test against the advance in freight
rates.
The board not having definite
knowledge as to how this section
is affected, laid the qflestion on
the table and took action to wire
Seattle for full information be
fore taking a vote. ,
The invitation of Queen Mar
guerite, Miss Alaska, to attend
the opening ceremonies of the
Golden Gate Bridge, was brot
up and a committee was appoint
ed to interview the Nome Kennel
Club which sponsored her elec
I tion, to ascertain if any move
ment is on foot to accept said
invitation, as this would bring to
Alaska very good publicity. A
letter was writteen to the Nome
Kennel Club suggesting a joint
committee to work up plans, in
case the invitation can be accept
ed.
The chamber took up the mat
ter of having Nome selected as
a distributing point on the open
ing day of sale of the special A1
aska Stamp issue. A committee
j was appointed to wire the Post
Office Department on the subject.
| A telegram was received today
i from the Territorial Chamber on
a referendum requesting the
Nome chamber’s vote for or ag
ainst Dimond Bill H R 5045,
known as the $8,000,000.00 devel
opment bill for Alaska, the sub
jeet matter of which has appear
ed in these columns before.
The Board will convene and
consider same as soon as the re
ply on the other referendum re
garding advancer! freight rates,
'• is received.
How Mining Claims can be
Staked in Alaska, length, Bread
th, how many, and the Associa
tion Claim, described in detail, in
pamphlet form, for sale at The
Nugget Office, for 10 cents.
Anniversary Of
Entrance World
W ar Yesterday
i Bv The Associated Press'
WASHINGTON D C April 6.—
A new kind of army paraded in
memory of America’s 22th anni
versary of entering the world
war.
The army today numbers one
hundred and seventy thousand
men—20 years ago it was one
hundred and thirty three ttious
and. •
It is so arranged now that in
dustrial mobilization is ready to
insure an even flow of munitions
supplies. The army has eleven
hundred fighting planes now com
pared to 55 at the time of the
Uni’ed States’ entrance into the
world war.
Election Returns
in Other Alaskan
Cities Received
(By The Associated Press)
UNDATED, April 7, — Alaska
elections: Thomas Judson was el
ected maor of Juneau defeating
mayor Isadore Goldstein 826 to
643.
Mayor D. C. Brownell was re
elected mayor of Seward for the
7th term, winning three to one
majority over W. R. Shellhorn in
largest vote in 20 years,
j F. G. Hanford was elected may
or of Wrangell.
The Citizens party of Skagway
elected its entire ticket including
Mayor W. J. Mulvihill, for the
14th consecutive term.
Mayor E. B. Collins and all oth
er municipal incumbent of Fair
banks were reelected without op
position.
Watch for A. Polet’s Announce
ment in Tomorrows Daily Nug
get. It will pay you to keep in
touch with his spring showings.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
All persons having bills again-1
st the Northwestern Alaska Fair
Association are requested to pre
sent them to- the Secretary as
soon as possible.
The checks in payment of aw
ards are in process of prepara
tion and will be ready for distri
bution the latter part of the
week.
Any exhibitor who so desires
may exchange their check for a
ribbon award, or by notifying the
Secretary or Manager, receive a
ribbon instead of the check.
Chas. D. Jones, Mgr.
The undersigned would like
your assistance in helping to lo
cate a gentleman, known to his
friends as “Happy" Wright
Would like him to correspond
with either Alberta Fahnholz, at
3612, 4th ave. N., Billings, Mont.,
or write me.
Gertrude Stevenson
1581, Madison Street, Apt. 33,
Oakland, Calif.
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BY PAYING FOR A SIX MONTHS’ SUBSCRIP
TION TO THE NOME DAILY NUGGET
IN ADVANCE YOU GET ONE MO.
FREE
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NOTICK TO PCBL.IC
All persons having bills again
st the Nome Kennel Club, the
NKC Carnival, or any bills con
tracted in connection with the
activities of the Kennel Club for
'this year, are requested to sub
mit them as soon as possible to
, Secretary-Treasurer Cappy Mc
DoTigall, for presentation to the
Board of Directors and approval
for payment.
Cappy McDougall, Secty.
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(furnished or unfurnished) Price
reasonable. Inquire at Calkins
Shoppe.
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SWEATERS
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OFFERING
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Every mail brings reports of increases
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