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press and Freighting
of Mining Equipment
To Many Sections of
Alaska's Rich Mineral
Areas
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greatest possible assistance
to those engaged in Min
ing in the Seward Penin
sula and other sections, thru
our Extensive and Personal
Attention to Air Express &
Freight—both incoming and
outgoing through Nome.
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Airplane News
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Pilot Hans Mirow of the
Mirow Air Service arrived
early this morning from
Anchorage after staying
overnight at Golovin on ac
count of weather condi
tions. Passengers arriving
were Fred Mebes, Horace
Kelsey, Art Nelson, Keith
Hendreen, and R. E. Flan
ders.
Pilot Mirow is scheduled
for a flight to the lower Yu
kon section as soon as wea
ther permits, with return
ing. witnesses from court
trials here.
The Pacific Alaska Air
ways Electra mail plane ar
rived this morning from
Fairbanks after an all-nite
stop-over at Golovin on ac
count of weather. First
class mail was carried. A
woman, name unknown,
was an incoming passen
ger, and Rubin Stennerson
was an outgoing passenger,
mail was also carried on
the return trip by Pilots
Jones and Stuart.
Pilot Hermann of the NAT
returned last night from
Kotzebue, with a load of
freight, no passengers.
Pilot Walter Hall of the
Mirow Air Service, hoop d
off today for Shaktoolik
with three natives as pas
sengers, being returned to
their homes after be'ng in
court here.
Pilot Frank Whaley of
the Nome Airways, made a
flight to Kotzebue today
with Paul Davidovics, his
daughter Angelene and son
Frank who have been in at
tendance during cases tried
from that section. The air
plane also carried one oth
er passenger, name is un
known. Upon his return to
N; me pilot Whaley will fly
to Shaktoolik and Dime.
ROOSEVELT SUPPORT GROWS
AS BORAII, KNOX, & LANDON
LEADING IN REPUBLICAN RACE
Far Away Alaska
When the wind drives the rain
against our window pane.
How wonderful to sit by the
fire-side
To watch the spark, from new
cut bark
In a humble old shack, in far
away Alaska.
Now people of today seem to like
to go away
Though it may be more pleas
ant and a little more gay
To go to the states away from
our rain and sleet
But for me I would rather be
in my little old shack in far
away Alaska.
Although it is humble and we
have a lot of rain.
All we ever need is a gun a fish
hook and a seine and the rest
is up to us.
As there is fish in the streams.
Clams on the shore and the
Deer comes almost down to
our door in our far away
Alaska.
So why grumble and whine be
cause the sun does not shine,
In our wonderful Alaska.
It is one place I will never ex
change. Not even for a home
on the Range.
No matter where it may be, here
is just one place for me.
My little old shack in far away
Alaska.
But when spring is in the air and
changes the atmosphere in
our far away Alaska then we
have glory galore, and most
Beautiful are both water and
shore.
Then we feel our very best and
think nothing of the rest, in our
far away Alaska.
—By Clara Copeland, in the Al
aska Fishing News, Ketchikan.
Subscrib • Tor the Nugget
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BIG SACRIFICE SALE j
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his campaign against the
whole uninstructed- dele
gate bloc. He will seek
strenuously to crush Col
onel Knox in the Illinois
primary in April. The state
is crucial for Knox,because
it is his home state.
Borah himself faces a cru
cial test on May 12 in the
Ohio primary, where he is
the only leading candidate
entered, and is battling a
determined old-line leader
ship which desires to keep
the delegation foot free by
pledging it nominally to a
favorite son.
Landon, staying out of the
primaries, will face his test!
in the convention itself.
Hoover Talk Absent.
The inevitable logic of
the Republican situation is
causing endless talk of dark
horses.
For the moment, former
President Hoover does not
figure prominently in these
discussions. Even in Hoo
ver’s home state of Califor
nia, Governor Merriam is
trying to pledge the dclcga'
tion definitely to Landon.
There is much talk of Sen
ator Vandenberg, some talk
of Senator Dickinson, a lit
tle talk of Senator Steiwer.
But all of it, at this stage,
is nothing but talk. The
republican outlook remains
as confused as the democra
tic outlook is clear-cut.
CITY LAUNDRY
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Harry Saito, Prop.
Opposite* The Bank
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Cleaned j
Laundry Work At
Reasonable Prices
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j Baths For Men and Women i
Phone MAiu 140
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Single and Double Steam
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Reasonable Rates by Day,
Weeks or Month
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call on us and obtain our
reasonable prices for
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and equipment via Cat
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TONIGHT
ONE SHOW « 1*. M.
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“THE CAT & THE
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THIS RAN 2 YEARS ON BROADWAY'S STAGE
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ONE SHOW 8 P.M.
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NO. 1
1 Doz. Link Pork Sausages
3 Lb. Pkg. Pancake Flour
1 Jug Syrup
ALL FOR 85cts
ORDER BY NUMBER
WATCH FOR NO. 2
Meaty Short Ribs of Beef .23 Lb.
Veal Patties, stripped Bacon .35 Lb.
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