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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
j LOCAL NEWS
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Far out to sen. the S. S. Vtc
' toria passed Nome this morn
ing on her way north to Kotze
bue, Teller and the ice pack. She
left here Monday at midnight to
go to Golovin and St. Michael.
Pilot Frank Whaley of th- R 1
Atrways left for Kotzebue at 12:45
this afternoon. taking peputy
Marshal Joe Crabtree as a pass
enger. Whaley retnrend in tin
jio fly to Teller with M. K. HiAch
befg.
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| Answering an emergency call
from Teller. Pilot Frank Whaley
of the Roust Airways flew to ihat^
place this morning, bringing back
| with him Max R. Hirschberg.
A piece of machinery belonging
to Mr. Hirschberg wbr in need of
; repair, and he brought it to Nome
for that purpose. If work oi<
the machinery is completed. Mr.
{Hirschberg-plans to return tonight
flying back to Teller with Whaley.
John B. Kennedy, who arrive^ I>i
Nome on the S. S. Victoria Sun
day, will wait in Nome until he
can hoard the M. S. Sierra when
she comes here and go north t.
,Cape Creek, near Tin City. 'm r.
j Kennedy is interested in mining
I stream tin in that district. '
Mr. Kennedy stated that an in
teresting thing concerning the1 min
| ing of tin is that the ore from
all over the world must be sent
to Singapore to be smeltered.
Six men are coming in on the
Sierra to assist Mr. Kenndy in his
■work, and they will all be her
until the freeze-mp.
NAT Pilot Hans Mirow return
ed from a trip to Candle tl) Is
morning, bringing mail with him.
He went up yesterday to take Mr.
and Mrs. James Keenan and Jim
Robbins back to their home.
This afternoon Pilot Mirow
■went; to Kotzebue, taking witli
him a court party consisting of
Judge J. H. S. Morison, United
States Marshal Thos." Gaffney, Mrs
Bertha McKay, who is secretarv
to the judge, and Deputy clerk oL
the court Norvln Lewis.
Judge Morison begins h‘s of
fieial duties as judge of the Sec
ond Division by holding a sessi-in
of court at Kotzebue, starting t
morrow. The party is taking ad
vantage of clear flying weather
leaving for Kotzebue foday.
j JOHNSON TO WORK Ol'T
It KORO.I N IZATION N RA
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I WASHINGTON', Aug. 20. Presi
NOME LAUNDRY
JOE AMAROK, Prop.
All Types of Laundry Work.
Done Cleanly and Efficiently.
Call and Oct Our List of
Reasonable Prices
(Next to Dream Theatre)
Nome, Alaska.
THE
SHAMROCK
CARD AND LUNCH
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GENE COMER
| Proprietor
Opp. Dream Theatre
MINERS AND MERCHANTS
BANK OP ALASKA
NOME, ALASKA.
Established 1904
General Banking Business
(kfuMsg Accounts Carried
For Those Who Prefer
Paying By CSieck
Interest Paid
On Time Deposits
Gold Dost Purchased
We Solicit Your Business
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dent Roosevelt today asked (Jen
He went over tentative plans
made I>y Johnson to sidt up a com
mission In the fornr of an admin
istration for the NWA
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SPEAKER HENRY T* RAINEY
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! ST. I/OUTS'. Auk, 21, Speaks)'
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| Henry T. Rainey of the National
j House of Represeirtativka, died in
the hospital here Sundffy night. H“
jcame to the hospital only recent
[ly from his home In Carrolton, Ill
inois. for treatment for -bronchitis.
He died unexpectedly at 7:25 p.m
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Speaker Itainey suffered an attack
of pneumonia two week* ago.
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ALASKA PIONEER, WILL A.
STEEL DEAD IN SEATTLE
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(By The Associated Press)
SEATTLE. Aug. 22, Will A.
Steel, aged sixty-eight. President
of the Alaska Senate in 1929 and
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later secretary’ to James Wicker
sham when he was Delegate from
Alaska, to Congress, died here af
ter an illness which kept him in
hed for the past ten days. He la
survived by his brother, Harry O.
Steel, publisher and owner of the
Cordova Times, Cordova, Alaska.
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Those who won't believe that
business Is better don’t deserve to
get their share of It.
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HOTEL
JACK DEVINE, PROP.
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UK HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF THE
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WORLDvFAMOUS YUKON KING SALMON
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SMOKED SALMON *£TRIP •/»,
CANNED SMOKED SPICED SLICED IN MALE POUND CAXS
CANNED SMOKED SPICED SLICED IN ONE POUND CANS
KING SALMON BELLIES
CANNED KING .SALMON IN ONE POUND TINS
This Item is put up by the brothers of the Akularlg Mission on
the Yukon, the, recipe used In putting up tills salmon Is different
than any other edited salmon by the ns© of a combination of
spices, not In excOHS, just enough to cover the fish test, makes
this canned salmon very tasty and palatable, as an advertising
feature we will soil It for the next week at the following
Introductory price. v
Per cas« of 48 cans .... 912.50
Per down cun '.... . ,--8.25 *
Per can - a™. . - --- - --- BO
8 oaks for ........ .....L. -■■*.■■■— .85
STOP IN AND SAMPLE THIS FAMOUS PRODUCT
Three Nejr Items Offered This Week
Otoe tanned York aid Beans No. 8 nan --- .18
Otoe canned Lima Beans No. 1 can ---.10
Otoe canned Kidney Heaps No. 1 can ---- ,10
■OURS 8 A. M. TO 0 P. M. >
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The house; of Service Quality and Low Prices
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