LOGALNEWS
Mrs. Arthur Chamberlain from
Peering is also a returning pass
enger and will undoubtedly take
* plane to Join her husband at
their northern home, front Fair
banks. ,
Several mining men of the nor
thern seciioij were also noted as
being on the passenger list, among
therm Mr and Mrs. Forsgren and
Richard Forsgren for Peering and
C. V. Olson for Candle. .
Mrs. Charlotte Howe, propriet
or of The Studio and Art Shop,
is a, passenger aboard the Alaska
Line vessel arriving at Seward to
uight.% She is enroute to Fair*
banks where she will take the
plane back to Nome.
Mlrs. M, Brig, mother of .Mrs.
^ulher Dunbar, was a passenger
arriving Thursday by plane front
Fairbanks. She will remain here
sometime visiting before return
ing to her home in the states,
it is understood.
•M J Walsh. City Clerk of Nome,
it is understood expects to leave
for Fai.banks Sunday or .Monday,
weather permitting, enroute to at
tend a meeting of the divisional
boards of education in that city.
He expects to be absent from his
present position about three weeks.
Arthur Konopeank, Eskimo, ag
ed about 50 years, was drowned
last Sunday night about five mil
west and finer miles off shore,
from Nome, about 6 • p.m. The de
tails were rather meagre but it is
understood he and one or two
others were out seal hunting. Ar
thur was removed from the others
scimie little distance when the ice
gave way and was drowned before
they could get to him
Ansong other passengers noted
aboard the vessel enroute to Nome
are Superintendent Roes J. Kin
ney and wife. Mr. Kinney has
been away from his base as sup
erintendent pf the Alaska Road
Commission St Nome, on business.
He also made a trip to the states
on a vacation where he and Mrs.
Kinney enjoyed the fine spring
weather on the Pacific coast.
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SMALL IILAZK NKAIi H AMMON
1*0WKR HOUHK NO IVAMAtiK
* A fire alarm turned In Monday,
about 12:30 p.m. proved to ‘be a
.small blaze In the small beating
(plant of the Hamfcnon company,
just below their big power house.
IThe fire department made the run
lout there and found that individ
uals with the aid of chemicals had
.extinguished the blaze before any
damage was done. The cause of
the fire was not determined, ,but
it was believed the stack bec‘ame‘
overheated {tnd ignited the soot.
AVIATION 1NSPKOTOR HIGH
KKKWSTICP AT XOMU
Hugh Brewster. Inspector ot
ill > Aeronautic Branca of the lie
partment of Commerce, arrived in
j Nome Thursday via NAT plane
from Fairbanks.
His purpose in this section is to
inspect all aircraft * under depart
ment rulings and arrange for the
relioetrKTng of pilots and mechanics.
He has been busy all through
Alaska carrying on his inspections
and licensing and relicensing pil
ots and mechanics. He has fin
ished h!.a work in this section and
is return to Fairbanks as soon
as weather permits.
MINING KNGINKKRS A.RRIVK
B. W. Vailat, and Lloyd Root,
two mining engineers, arrived, ac
companied by Martin Corliss, well
J known sourdough of these parts,
arrived by plane from Fairbanks
NOME MACHINE SHOP
(SUCCESSOR TO \V. H. STURTKVANT)
Brni*KK,
j^M.^XK,
TRAITOR,
A l’TO.MOTIVE
WORK
WEIiDIXfl.
QURtAlltH
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
Pro ji.pt .At»rntion to I/Oral
And Out of Town Work
MATERIAL
f SHTAFTWO.
STEEL,
" BRONZE,
RUSHING,
RARRITT,
accessories.
BUY QUALITY GOAL
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OUH LADYSMITH COAL is washed, double screened and g
i hand picked.
PE It TON (ASH .820.00. 'DELIVERED 821.00 . g
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Our UTAH COBBLE COAL is very desirable where <|ii:ck ‘fj!
; ignition and heat is desired.
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PER TON CASH . $22.00. DELIVERED * $23.00
. .DUIt ANTHRACITE GOAL is Hye^-highest “'quality -hard <wr) 8
! obtainable, purchased under the following analysis;
British Thermal Units 15,000
Fixed Carbon 84.28% Ash 7.04%
.Volatile 6.98% Moisture 1.7%
PER TON CASH $30.00. DELIVERED . 831.00
ORDER rOVR COAL FROM l‘OLET’8 STORES OR j
NOME HARBOR LIGHTERAGE GO. j
Roust Airways
WHEN YOU TRAVEL, FLY IN OUR NEW
AND COMFORTABLY HEATED CABIN PLANES
FOR RAXES, ANY PLACE, ANY TIME
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PALL THE
ROUST AIRWAYS
, BASES AT NOME AND CANDLE
Thursday, Mr. Vallat, who is the
head Oif the party reports they
will be making various mining
investigations throughout Seward |
Peninsula, for some time, espec-'
Sally in the Gold Run section.
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AIRDUANK MOVEMENTS OF i
ROlfHT AIRWAYS
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Sunday, April 15th, pilot Ben
Easley of the R^ust Airways made
a round trip flight to Teller, tak
ing to that point J. T7 Andarson
as a passenger. He brought back
express and mail.
Pilot Frank Whaley returned
to Nome Thursday, April 19th,
frpm Faidbank, having as passen
gers for this place. A1 Ooodtnhn
and George McAllister. He took
two passengers from Tanana to
Nulato. Considerable freight and
express were also carried.
Pilot Easley's plane of the Roust
Airways, is being overhauled and
completely recovered, and will not 1
be in the air again for about an- 1
other week or ten days.
NEW (TTY COUNCHj TAKES
OFFICE THURSDAY
The but meeting of 'hi old
city council took place Thursday,
April 19th at the city hall, j
The meeting was called to or
der by Mnyor Tanvutzer and then
the council moved to adjourn
Sine Die, which was done. The
new council under Mayor Rex F.
Swart* was then sworn in, and
took their chairs to serve during
the coming year. The' following
committees were appointed by May
or Swart* to take care of regular
city affairs:
Police and Jail: Alvin Polet and
Hagen. ' "'d
Fire ani^ Water: Hagen and
Balsiger.
Law, Ordinance and Printing:
Poison and Ed Seidenverg.
Finance and Building: Andrew
Sather and Poison:
Streets, Alleys and Lights: Bal
alger and Polet.
Health and Belief: Seidenverg
and Sather. ,
Following are th" new members
of the council. Albin Pol-on, Al
vin Polet, Andrew Sather. Kd.
| Si4d> nverg, Harry Hagen, Hrne’-'t
| r«U*iger. * g
.M. J. Walsh, the city clerk,
rwas appointed by the council tp
serve as school .tax collector. He
was also granted about a three
week's leave of absence, in order
to attend a meeting in Juneau
relative to the boards of education
throughout the territory.
Applications for the same posi
tions they" have held for the past
year were received from. Conrad
Yenney, Peter X. Peterson and
George Marshall. A if application
for drivers position was also re
ceived from bid Ullrichson.
Further applications will be re-;
eetivtd for positions, in the fire
department up to 5 p.m. Monday,
following which the council will
8 p.m.
XOTICE
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Written applications will bo re
ceived at the City Clerk’s office
IIP o’clock p.m.. MOWlir.'
April 23, 1984, for the follow
ing positions, viz: Chief of Fire
Department, Engineer at Fire De
partment, and driver of Fire De
part nfent team.
M. J. WALSH,
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•IMMTOR’8 WIVES* COMING
TO DREAM SUNDAY
Next to religion, health is the
most universal topic of conversa
tion.
It concerns both old and young,
embraces the latest findings of
scien.ce and the age old remedies
of the race, and includes spirit
ual as well as physical and mental
sickness. ' ' »
Therein lies the wide appeal of
“Doctor’s Wives”, Fox drama of
misunderstood marriage In the
medical profession which comes
to the Dream Theatre Sunday with
Warner Baxter and Joan Bennett
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS FOR jj
IAJ^L OCCASIONS.
Telephone Main 28 Or
8oe Me. jj
Florence Kurth I
co-featured,
“Never have I portrayed a role”
Warner Baxter declared, “with i
more potential appeal to audienc
es, nor one from which I derived
more personal satisfaction. This Is
due io the universality of the sub
ject, and f£om the tact that ‘Dr.
Judson. Penning’, Is a character
strong enough in Ideals and pur
poses to appeal to everyone.”
The drama of “Doctor’s Wives”
is hrought about when th^ most
promising young surgeon In New
York marries the daughter of i\
doctor, a girl whom he thought j
•would instinctively understand hi* (
desire to devote his time, energy
and talents to the relief of •utter
ing.
Instead, suspicions sown in her
mind by her mother, and other
doctors' wives, soon convert the
sweet young bride into a jealous
c unterpart of the legions who be
lieve that “the patient is the com
mon enemy of every doctor's wife."
Joan Bennct plays the part
of the loving young wife, and is
said to have given an especially
ptrong interpretation.
Finrik Borzage directed the p’c
tuie which has In its excellent
supporting cast Victor Varconl.
Helene Millard, Paul Boreas: and j
Cecilia T/0ftus.
180 AIRPDANES TAKE
PART ”11 EIjTj DIVERS"
One hundred and eighty naval j
airplanes. In perfect formation,
diving and looping in sensational
evolutions, is one of naany thrills
in the latest film drama of the i
air, "Hell Divers”, co-starring Wal- j
lace Beery and Clark Gable, and j
opening Tuesday at 'he Dream j
Theatre.
This thrill was mined at a-spec
ial atr review at North Island for
Admiral II K Yarn-ill commander
of the naval West Coast carrier
division.
Acting of Beery, Cable, Conrad
Nagle. Dorothy Jordan. Marjorie
Rami lean. Marie Provost and oth
ers in a cast of unusual import
ance, is interspersed with some of.
the greatest thrills ever staged
by the navy.
Underlying the drama is the
theme of the supplanting of the
iold ideas in the navy hy the new
ideals of modern progress. Cable
exemplifies the younger srhool of
naval service. ,
George Hill, noted for “The Big
House” and “The Secret Six", dir
ected the new production, aiost of
which was actually filmed with the
fpet at Panama, aboard the Sara
toga and at North Island.t
NOTICE TO PAY .SCHOOL, TAX
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appoint-^
ed School Tax Collector for Nome
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Sl*h*ol restrict, in conformity with
Chapter 2d, Alaska Session Laws,
1919.
All male persons between the
ages of twenty-one and fifty years
except soldiers, sailors in U. S.
Navy or Revenue Gutter Service,
volunteer firemen, paupers and
insane persons, are subjcgt to tax
in sum of Five ($5.00) Dollars.
Should you .be living In Alaska
•on or prior to the first Monday In
April, 1934, said tax shalp.be du->
and payable on said first date and
shall be delinquent after May 1st,
1934.
Should you arrive in Alaska
later than first date ahove men- I
tinned, tax will be delinquent
thtrty (SO) days after your ar
rival, or within ten (10) days
after notice la given you..
All persons, firms or corpora
tions, employing labor shall, fur
nish list of employees to collect
or and are authorized by law to
deduct amount of tax from wages
of employees.
Fines and imprisonment are
provided by the Act above quot
tfor those wto fall nr neglect to
pay tax or furnish list of employ
ees.
Dated at Nome, Alaska, April
20th, 1934.
M. J. WALSH.
School Tax Collector for
the Nome School District.
NOTICE . ,
A meeting of the Democratic
Club is hereby called for Sunday, •
April mud, at 2:30 p.m., at the
cdurtroom of the District Court,.
All Democrats are urgently re
quested to Ibe present,
COMMITTEE;
Automobile parking lights are
switched on and off automatically
at the approach of darkness and
daylight respectively, with a de
vie« using. a photoelectric cell
that a New Tork roan has invent
ed.
ATTKNTION DKMOCRATS
All llriimnlH are called upon
to show their true color* on pri
mary day by having their names
enrolled on |lbe election shocjts
and voting for democratic candi
dates. That is the acid heat of poli
tical faith.
(tOMMITTKK
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Russian engineers are experi
menting 'with an electric train
that lacks wheels, running on
ball beartgna In a shallow trough,
and expect to attain a speed of,
190 miles an' hour with a full
size train.
A select shipment of Sweaters,
mouses, and Scarfs arrived via
plane this week direct from the
Outside: and art- now selling at
the lion Marche.
Tests by the United States Bur
eau of Standards have shown
that this fire hazard from dis
carded cigarette butts is mater
ially decreased when cigarettes are
given a double thickness of paper
at their tips.
VOTE FOR
ase«R e. stsw
Of Cordova
"“pbrf"
Territorial
Treasurer
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET '
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DREAM THEATRE _
TWO SHOWS ^SUNDAY, APRIL 23. 7:15 and 9PM
“DOCTOR’S WIVES”
, WITH
WARN Hlt BAXTER AND JOAN BENNETT
AIjSO
POX MOVIETONE NEWS
AND
‘ I m *■
CURIOSITIES
Admission 55 cents including tax
ONE SHOW TUESDAY, APRIL 34 AT 8 PM
WALLACE BERRY & CLARK CABLE
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“HELL DIVERS”
The Greatest Air Picture Ever Made
AMO
SOLVEN IKK
AND
NEWS REEL
Admission 75 cents including tax
TWO SHOWS FRIDAV, APRIL 117 7:15 & a
"LITTLE ORPHAN
ANNIE”
WITH
■ r *
Mitzi Green and Buster Phelps
AI,SO ..
. OOVNTY SEAT WITH <HI<’ SAFES'
Admission 55 cents including tax
SAFETY i SPEED
KEY WITH THE
Planes Serviced In Warm Hangars .
by Experienced Alaskan Pilots
,
Passengers Protected by Rigid
Inspection of Equipment and
Casualty Insurance
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COMFOhT COURTESY
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& -jjJjxiurr Cumpmtg
AND
^InsJm C«Iie|rltDit« & CeluijTRpJj (ftx*.
Second Avenue and Lane’a Way
LIGHT, POWHR AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
LOCAL AND'LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE SERVICE
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Pioneer Sheet Metal Works
ED. GROSS
Tt». |kM Ihm *■< Oopper Work. A SpoeMty