Airplane News
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The Mirow Air Service Lock
heed plane, pilot JefTord. return
ed to Nome from Fairbanks,
bringing express ard Deputy Mar
shal Hugh O'Farrell.
He left again for Kotzebue
with O'Farrell and Aeronautics
Inspector Burnett, and is return
ing tomorrow with a prisoner,
O'Farr. 11 and Burnett, and two
persons from Igloo for the hos
pital here.
Axel Pearson was a passenger
to Council, and a load of freight
with a MAS plane, today. The
plane later flew to Teller on a
mail flight with Levan.
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Nome Ross- Dobbs flew- to the
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SpVihgs and return with a Wien
Alaska Airlines plane, pilot Sig
Wien, which, also took freight to
to Taylor.
The WAA Ford plane with 12
passengers landed at Anchorage
yesterday, from Nome. Weather,
said to be 18 inches of snow, pre
vented the plane from continu
ing on to Cordova.
The PAA mail plane,
pilot Robbins arrived at Nome
today from Fairbanks with local
Alaska mail. The next outside
mail is expect:d here Monday.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Mrs. H. Engstrom and baby
left the Maynard Columbus Hos
pital yesterday for their home in
Nome.
Mrs. Ira Rank, suffering from
a paralytic stroke, has improved
somewhat and is getting along
nicely.
Ethel King, who entered the
hospital some time ago for medi
cal treatment is much improved.
Patty Kerwin, oldtime Nome
ite has improved greatly, and is
to leave the hospital in the near
future.
Chas. Peterson who suffered a
fractured leg, is gradually im
proving, although it will be some
time before he is able to about
again.
Harry Hepworth, who entered
the Maynard Columbus Hospital
recently, is receiving medical at
tention, from the competent staff.
Nurse Kreinbring, suffering a
broken ankle, is able to be about
on crutches, and is much improv
ed, say members of the staff.
Waterfront Is
Interesting New
York if Known
By George Tucker
NEW YORK, Dec. 1, —I think
it would be a good idea if New
York were to arrange, for the
benefit of visitors. En exhaustive
itinerary of its waterfront.
It’s a rime that thousands of
guests pour into the ity weekly
and never see beyond a certain
bald yardage of dock space and a.
few liners hitched to their berths.
The waterfront in New York
admittedly is now a s.ries of
mechanized sheds showing noth
ing, on the surface, of the glam
our and intrigue it knew in oth
er days, but there still is meat
for a fascinating tour of it if it
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■were'1 Supplemented ■ by an ex
pert’ guide who knew the A. B.
C.’s of its romantic interest.
In arranging such a tour I
would emphasize the romantic
interest of the tramps and freight
ers—especially the ones that ply
between New York and those al
most unknown ports of the trop
ics and the Bast.
For there is where the interest
lies—.from these points come the
stuff from which fiction and his
tory are made.
I would have it so that one
might go aboard those lumber
ing. barnacled craft whos hold
carry hemp and shell and cocoa
nut and seaweed.
What can the great de luxe lin
ers offer in interest compared
to these derelicts of the sea whose
decks have witnessed desperate
struggles between men under the
lights of tropic stars?
There are bright, vivid nages
of the Arabian Nights to be un
furled if one knows where to go
—strange babble of dialects and
men whose skins range from lem
on to ebony and alabaster, men
who come from languid climes
where peacocks roost in t:he ban
yan trees and the nightingales
are commonplace as hens in a
barnyard.
You’ll see these men, swart and
tawny, staring oddly at New York
and seeing in it a civilization and
a mode of life they cannot under
stand. You’ll s:e brown men from
the tempi ed ctiiefosl yzlfl
the templed cities of India, Las
cars, Malays (who are probably
pirates) Javanese who native
lands abound with wild orchids,
men whose forebears tended goat'
held>s on the Slopes of Palestine. I
This is the bright lining to the
grey, mist-hung curtain of the
waterfront. Few see it and fewer
still come to know it, but it is
there if you know where to look, i
I think New York ought to do
something about it.
TWO OLDTIMERS OF
KUSKOKWIM PASS AWAY
—
The grim reaper claimed two
Sourdoughs of the Kuskokwim.
it was reported by arrivals from
McGrath, recently.
They were Jack Stewart and
John St. Ctair, both oldtime resi
dents of the McGrath section.
Both passed away at the Fair-,
banks hospital where they went
a short time previously for medi-,
cal attention. Stewart died Sat
urday, Nov. 13 and St. Clair dur
ing the same week.
NOTICE
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How Mining Claims can be
Staked in Alaska, length, Bread- !
th, how many, and the Associa-1
tion Claim, described in detail, in
pamphlet form, for sale at The
Nugget Office, for 10 cents
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Dr. W. A. Rystroni
DENTIST
HOURS:
10—12 A.M. 1—4:30 P.M.
suid 7 to 8 P. M.
(By Appointment)
Located Opposite Federal Bldg.
First Avenue West
Phone Main 22
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the home of Mrs. Lars Rynninj
at 2 V.M.. Friday, Dec. 3. Hos
teases will be Mrs. L. E. Ryninj
and Mrs. Peter Sather.
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C. F. YENNEY
CHAS. CAVEY
Has Opened A Liquor Store
Carrying an Assortment
of Fine Liquors, Win*
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