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The Nome Nugget
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Geo. S. Maynard, Editor and Publisher
Published every evening except Sunday by tbe NOME PUB
LISHING COMPANY, Pront Street Nome, AlaOka.
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Th« Associated Preae is eacluaively entitled to the nte for
repurblication of all news dispatchae credited to it or hoi ether
wise credited In this paper and alao the local mews published )
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NAT 1’IjANK ACTIV1TIKA
Pilot IliinH Mlrow of the NAT
made a round trip flight from
Nome to Teller and return Sun
day, July 8th, having as passen
gers for Teller W. Burtholomao
and t' K. Jlullberg. He brought
„ back Jim K#tteri naa and another
passenger. i
Word received from Pilot Chet
flrowu of the NAT Btated h« was
held up at MeOrath on account of
weather conditions, .enroute to
Nnmo by wuy of Marshall. ,
Pilot Cheater Brown of the NAT
arrived Nome today from Knlr
hanks, McGrath and Marshall.
Waller Kubon was a passenger
from Fairbanks and Al Manreme
from Marshall. Fifty-four pounds
of mail were also carried. Pilot
Itrown is due to take off for Fair
banks tomorrow, weather permit
ting.
Pilot Brown took off for White
Mountain with .Deputy' Marshal
Crabtree as a passenger to bring
back a prisoner.
To teach children typewriting 1
a picture book has been Invented
with perforated pictures to be torn
out and inserted in a typewriter
to enable a child to spell the
names of objects shown under
them. ;
Passenger airplane idiot*- be
tween Ixtndon and Paris in time
of fog are guided by a wireless
beam that causes a horizontal
white line to appear on a black
background on In instrument in
the cockpit. < ,
HTORM PUTS BAND
AtTtOMH MOUTH OF 6 •<
KIVKK NOW DRKDtiKi)
The storm which. ba» been wag
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HOTEL
Rooms and Bath
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McKHHHON‘8 CORAX COLD TABLBTS
Both for $1.00
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DRUG STORK
NOME MACHINE SHOP 1
(HVOOKMMOR TO., W. U. STl'RTHVANT)
W. li. SLACK A B. I*. CROSBY, PROPS. I
non,Kit.
MARINE,
TRAITOR,
AUTOMOTIVE
WORK
WELDING.
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satisfied CUSTOMERS
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Prompt Allrntloi, to lior*l
Ami Out of Town Work,,
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SHAFTING,
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HUSHING,
BABBITT, I
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Roust Airways
MEMBER OK THK AI ASK A
AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION
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WHEN YOC TRAVEL, ELY IN OllR NEW
AND COMFORTABLY HEATED CABIN PI A NFS
►OR KATES. ANY I’lAlY, ANY TIME
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ROUST AIRWAYS
BASKS AT NOME AND CANDLE
mouth of Snake River Harbor.
AH of the tugs and barges of
the Lighterage > companies were
sewed up in the river. Last
night the ocean flattened out but
the boats coaid 4ot get out of tbe
river. The tanker Los Angeles
moved in closer to shore to unload
oil but the Lomen Commercial Co.
equipment was tied uj» and cjuld*
n't get out, so tbe U. S. Engineers
put their dredge at the mouth ot^
the river and opened up a channel
on the East side of the river, al
lowing the lighterage equipment
a chance to get out. Dredging
started about 1 a.m. this morn
ing pnd continued until about 1
p.m. this afternoon.
WRITES NEWS FROM SHELTON
* The following news letter was
written by Mrs. Edna Chrlstoffer
son from Shelton, at the end of
the tramroad: ~
Shelton) July 7
There is plenty rushing here.
The road house has been full with
not enough room for all the men.
Clyde White left on the 4th with
a double trailer of freight. Ano
ther of White's outfit in charge of
Graham Lamer*, left here this
morning with seven men and a
loaded trailer and cat. Emil Lor
raine driving his tractor with two
wagons of freight and Harvey
Grant with his cat pulling a cap
acity load started early for their
camps this a.m.
Theref are very few , mosquitos
and the country is beautiful. The
telephone is in good condition to
the Pilgrim 8prings and 'across
the river to the shelter cabin. The
Ashing is wonderful and we have
enjoyed catching and eating tbeni:
Sincerely
Edna Chrlatofferson
"SON OF INDIA" VIVID
DRAMA OF FAR BAST
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“Son of India" with Ramon No
varro in the starring role and a
supporting cast which includes
Conrad .Vagel, Marjorie Rambean,
Madge Brans. C. Aubrey Smith,
Mitchell Lewis, John Mlljan and
Nigel de Bruller, will open at the
Dream Theatre tomorrow, Tuesday
night at 8 p m.
The plot concern* the *on of a |
wealthy Indian rajah who ia pree-1
1 pita ted Into an amazing perles of j
advent urea which start out when ;
a bandit gang murder his father.
High spots of the dim include;'the
bural of Navarro alve ao that the
bandits will not find him: his ar
rest In Bombay as a beggar for the
theft of bis own diamond; his res
cue from a prison sentence by Na
gel; an exciting polo game; Nov
aroo’s secret meeting with the
American girl n his underground
Jewel vault; the tger hunt; Novar
ro's might with teh bandit who
killed his father and the stamp
ede of them addlned elephants.
The picture is resplendent with
picturesque gackgrouhds, ■ strange
sights and unuscal costumes, Rurh
scenes being faithfully Reproduced
a teh streets and bulldogs of Barn
bay, Inda, wth its qJaint and
colorwul bazars; the rugged moun
tain passes in which the bdnidts
cary on their nefarious trade and;
the Jungle scenes in which the
tiger hunt and elephant stampede
take place.
According .to Information rec
eived yesterday, Oeo. McLean of
Candle, was found dead Saturday
morning in his cabin near there.
No further details were received
I as to the cause o( death or the
disposition to he given the body.
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SON OF INDIA
WITH .
RAMON NOVARRO
MADGE EVANS
MARJORIE RAMREAO
CONRAD NAGEL
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