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HAGEN’S
JRWK1.GR AND OPTICIAN
DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEWELRY AND OPTICAL GOODS
FINE WATCH REPAIRING EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
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214 FRONT STREET, NOME, ALASKA.
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SEWARD PENINSULA
MINING AND DREDGING SUPPLIES
AGENTS FOR LANG STOVES AND RANGES
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, WALL PAPER ETC.
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JOHN LICHTENBERG
HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ELITE BATH HOUSE & HOTEL
ROOMS BY THE DAY WEEK OR MONTH
STEAM, SHOWER AND TUB BATHS
<)PEN S A. M. TO 1 A. M. •
NOME CHEVROLET MOTOR CO.
tm.FM TRANSPORTATION . SERVICE
Chevrolet _ , Auto Freight _*—Mechanical
Oldunoblle Taxi * ' lairicatloo
Pontiac ' Bm To Little Or. Electrical
Batch Parcel Delivery Tires
O M C Trucks Painting
Parts A A/ccessorles Renovating
Gas and Oil , .
PHONE MAIN 108
TO THE SELF-CONSTITUTED
DEMOCRATIC DIVISIONAL
COMMITTEE: t
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Now comes James Frawle.y and
in reply to the published charge
of treason preferred against him
by the “Roosevelt Demooratlo
Club.’' A. Bahlke. Secretary, and
demurs thereto^, f*m. the following
vehsons:.
That th.re is a defect of party
.olaintiff. in that th.> real parties,
in interest are the self-selected
Fa mil's- of Federal Job-Seekers,
alias' tlie Second Division Demo
cratic Committee. The names and
thief pursuits of the active mem
tors of th's political body will,
Tint he disclosed at this time. Thel’
machinations and greed have caus
ed the self-respecting Democrat
of this Division to discredit them.
I am not nor have I- ever beer
a member of the "Roosevelt Dem
ocratic Club”. I did not know
The existence of this club un‘
I saw the published advertisetnen/
of August 21st.
I did belong to the Nome Demo
ertic Cluh of 1932. hut as soon
as the fall election was ov>r t
Family of Federal Job-seekers tool
full charge of DemocraTic affairs
for the Second Division, and the
Nome Democratic Club never func
tioned thereafter, to my knowledge.
This Family of Federal Job-seek
ers. also known an the Secon
Division Democratic Cornin'
was handpicked carefully by the1
chieftain, unknown to the Demo
joratic voters of this Division, and
this Cnmmitee Is made up of hus
bands and wives, brothers and sist
ers. and proprietors of certain
peculiar businesses. After the close
of navigation in 1933. 1 am advis
led that this Family orean'sed ;
'‘Roosevelt Democratic Club” with
non-voting power, as far as Jobs
are concerned. If this mode of
procedure is Democratic, I was
reared and taught in a different
school. In my school, all the vot
ers were permitted to have a sav.
I am accused of making mislead
ink and slanderous statements
about some of the Democratic
) candidates or certain members of
this Family Committee. My sjata
. ments are always direct and if I
, have made any slanderous state
ment- about certain of those in
di —due's. 1 mm ' ronfes- that 1
h iv. -| better eammano of the
Tincl'sl, 1anguas-' than I cave my
Jself credit for.
, That I am not going to vote for
(certain candidates on the Demo
cratic Ticket is true. As a self -
specting citizen. 1 will never vote
! for a candidate who is unfit for
i the office for which he aspii o-oj’1
I am. also, charged with noT"
(assisting in the development »of
the Second Division. In reply to
this charge. I will state that l»
have, since 1900, done more and
I am now doing more toward the
. development of the Seward Penin
t sula and the Second Division than
the combined efforts of all the mem
bers of the Family fb remittee
Again, they assert that they, this
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I ;i lily Committee, elected me Ter-f
ritorialj Senator in. 1932. This I,
deny.' I ,iid not receive their whole
hearted support. This fact 1 ini1
purted to several nipiudiers of tliis
Cohepifttee. In uhm'iitfable terms.
1 ' advised 'them, that} I did not an
prov,. of their political tactics
and that I knew I would not hav ■
their support, and that I did not
want any Support from them nr
the polls, inasmuch as I mils il
rfred tit would he a detriment. Mv
decision was verified becausp I re
cc.ivcd the largest majority of an.
candidate on the ticket.
For more than fifty years 1
‘haw voted the Democratic ticket
whenever Democratic principles
have- been involved.- and —t- bar
contributed financially to the Demo
cratic cause both locally and na
tionally for years, but during at
this time I have not voted for any
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DR. REX F. SWARTZ „
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OFFICE HOURS: 1 to 8 P.M.
NOME, ALASKA.
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DR. H. G. HUGHES j
a» B N T J 8 T
ABOVE MODERN CAPE
HOURS « A. M. TO 5 P. M.
EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
C.C. TANNER
LAWYER
DUNHAM BUILDING
NOME. ALASKA.
DR. L. W, FROMM * |
DENTIST
Opposite Nome Nugget
Office Hours—1 to 7 p.m.
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MRS. H. M. BOCKMAN
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
At Nome Tailoring Company
HOURS 10 A. M. TO I I*. M.
OR PHONE RESIDENCE
CARPENTER
BUILDER
ALTERATIONS REPAIRS J
ART BROWN
Will Draw Your Plans And
Complete Your Estimates
Inquire Nugget Office
Jack Solomon
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125.000?feW '&J/'
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ALASKA FRIENDS
THE HOTEL MAYFLOWER
18 FOR YOU. Located at 4th and Olive and within a block of
flie city's shopping district. In fact it is the hub around which Scat*
tie rotates. New, modem, and ratqt - as low as two dollars per day,
with bath. When enjoyed you will say i have again found “Alaska's
Best Friend.’*
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candidate when I believed • him nn
tit for office. . - *
During my Democratic exper
ience. I have never seen Demo
cratic principles more wantoni
disregarded than by - this Family
ij^f Federal 'Job-Seekers. Their lackj
of common sense and their want
of ordinary courtesy displayed do -
ing the past two years have can
ed embarrassment to the ci: >z.
of Nome and to the substantial
members of the Democratic party
Thfjir tJ. a: i.e nt of Delegate Dim*
•ind when i.e visited Nome a .i a.
public hu.inliation and disgrace.
In conclusion, I am willing i
submit thy record as a Democrat
arid my standing with the Dorn
cra'tlc party to tlie voters of ettd
Division. 1
This last flutter of the Commit
ice by lesO’t illgc 1o paid r alive; ic
ing ihi ihe “press on tne'»eve of
election -is a sure* signal of their
repudiation a* the polls on Sep
tember llth. but for me to uppei
in ptil lic and wrangle with a .be
of suppliant Job-Seekers would be
to descend to their level. This I
refuse to do. As a matter of pub
lic information. I hereby declare
that I have never been aligned
with this self-constituted committee
and never would he. My principles
of Democarcy do not descend ,•>
their ilevel. A reorganization of
the Democratic party in the Se
cond Division is indispensable to
the welfare of our party.
Signed:
JAMES FRAWLEV
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Teller
(Special Nugget Correspondence)
August 22
H. F. Muller and family have
moved to (heir summer camp on
the Tttksuk.
Wm. Mc.Adamt returned to Tel
le- Dcm Gold Run on Monde.’.
L. Hoot was also a passenger
frpm Gold Him. He made the
trip to Nome with Hans Mirow
to receive medical treatment.' Af
ter a brief Inspection trip ..to Sun
set lie will return to Gold Hun.
Mrs. .1 I Anderson returned
from a brief hut enjoyable visit
to Nome.
Max Herchberg spent Sunday
in Teller. He reports that min-t
ing activities ale- progressing raps*
idly in the sunset area They ar-*
iisib^" a tractor and scraper tirs
year and expect to have their first
clean-up w.ithin a ftnvkcjays. y
Mr. and Mrs. if" H. Rtirkho:
havp 'returned to Teller aft.er
spending the last six weeks at the
Government -Teacher's Convention
in “Nome.* •/
Harrjy Hourn moved up to Hie
Tuksulc 'yesterday He will be in
I charge of the Teller Commercial
Company's fox farni. relieving I
.!. Lewis who lias been calL I v
tbe “outside" on business.
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milKAI OK INDIAN AFFAIR*
I to AT ‘‘NORTH STAR"
ARRIVES NOME
Tlie gove-gnment boat North
Star, Captain Frank Whitlam.
commanding, arrived in the Nor-,•
harbor early this morning aft ■ a
successful trip from Seattle. She
left at 12:30 p.m. for St. Michael,
hut will return to Nome in a few
days-.
The North Star left Seattle Oil
August 5 for the north, making
about a dozen calls on her way,
She carried about 45 teachers and
nurses on board. Despite a little
fog encountered at various points.
th,e ship experienced good weather
nearly all the way said Captain
Whitlam.
The Risdon
Automatic Stoker
FOR CONVENIENCE
IT REQUIRES THE MINIMUM AMOUNT OE ATTENTION
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FOR ECONOMY
THERE IS NO IVAY TO HUY HEAT FOR I.ESS MONEY THAN
WITH THE RISDON STOKER. IT PAYS FOR ITSEft-'
NOW ON IHSPI/AY AT
^ ' THE NOME MACHINE SHOP
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