We Feature Air Ex
press and Freighting
rtf Wining Equipment
fa Many Sections of
Alaska's Rich Mineral
Areas
Onr policy Is ta rentier the
freatest possible assistance
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pala an ft other sections. Ihru
onr Extensive and Personal
Attention to Air Fvpress R*
Freight both Incoming anrt
nnri»ofnp through Nome.
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Airplane vrws
Nome Airport
The last regular mail
flight of the Pacific Alaska
Airways was made Sunday
by pilot AI Mon sen in the
Ford mail plane, bringing
Ramey Relleview was on
beard from F’bks and 2 na
fives from Golovin. (Xit
going mail was carried on
the return flight yesterday.
Pilot Hermann of the
Northern Air Transport
made flights to the Kougar
ok Sunday with Rob Bo
main, S f/antto, Martin
Rackstrom. Oliver Pyle,
and one other.
News from the Fairbanks
NAT office said that tfie
Seattle bound Ford plane,
stopped overnight at Skag
way and continued on to
day through British Colum
Ilia.
Pilot Chester Brown and
airplane mechanic Henry
Vliller who resigned from
the Northern Air Transport
Saturday, with whom they
have been connected with
for several years, announc
ed "m Fairbanks they were
enrotite to Seattle to pur
chase an airplane and fly it
hack to Nome
They were passenger s on
board the NAT Ford plane
Saturday to Fairbanks, and
continued on with the plane
when it hopped for Seattle
Sunday.
Further announcement of
their plans, was expected
later, it was stated.
Regular once weekly ser
vice between Fairbanks
and Nome on PA A schedule
starts this Wednesday ae
cording to their advertised
time tables
Notice fm Applications
\pplicotions v ill be re
ceived at tbe City Clerk's
office up to 5 P. !M. May 11.
for positions of CHIEF. EN
C,INFER ami DRIVER of
tbe Nome Five Department
ami INSPECTOR of con
struction for the new school
building.
M. .1. WALSH
City Clerk.
Publish—May 4. 9.
Sub?' vibe for the Nugget
!,0C \L ITT'MS
Tn a recent letter received
by Marshal Thomas Gaff
nev, from Sonny Ullrich, it
is learned that he is now
going to school at Remus,
Michigan. FFe also states
that he is coming back to
his homeland this spring.
He has a job on a dredge
operating near McGrath.
Flis sister Margaret has
taught school in McGrath
for the past few years.
Sonny states he has to be
in McGrath by June 1st so
intends to leave Michigan,
May 15th.
A letter to U S Marshal
'flies. Gaffney conveyed the
sad news of the death at
the Pioneer Home and Sit
ka, of Edgar Heflin, form
erlv of Nome, on April 15.
The letter was sent by Ein
er Hansen, superintendent
of the home.
“Harry the Whale,” as
Mr Hefllin was known in
Nome and other northwest
er n Alaska points, was born
in Vermont, May 28, 1882.
He first came to Alaska on
board the early day whal
ing vessels in 1882, and
from that date on was re^
pitted to he one of the finest
whalers in the Arctic Oc
ean. when as high as 50 to
tit) whaling vessels made an
nual cruises after whales in
Alaska waters.
“Harry the Whale” was
known by almost every old
timer in this part of Alas
ka, and his passing makes
his many old friends extre
mely sad He had been stiff
ering from a paralytic eon
flit ion for the past several
years.
The April 14 issue of the
Alus|<a Daily Press of Juu
eau. lias the following news
item ofMiss Kristie Sather
“A roaming young lady
from Nome, whose compe
tent mind ami flashing
smile ha'’e brought her hon
ors over a distance of si?$
thousand miles, “popped
in" on her old chief today.
She is Miss Kristie Sather,
at present secretary in the
Fducal.ion division of the
Bureau of Indian Affairs at
Washington, D.C.; and her
former chief is Mr. Charles
Ha-wkesworth, assistant di
rector of education for the
Alaska bureau.
“Miss Sather announced
CO AL AM) I I LL OIL
LOMfclN COMMERCIAL CO.
she is settling down in Jun
eau for a month to carry on
the friendships she prorog'
u<tJ three years ago, when
Washington called her to
other tasks.
"Furthermore, she does
n’t have to be back on the
job until October 1, which
is a long time off. Pretty
soon she will continue on
to Nome, to greet her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. E
Sather, who reside there.
En route west she stopped
at Salt Lake City for a few
days to visit her brother,
now Captain Peter Sather,
and his family.”,
Leftists Gained
Control French
Chamber Depu’s.
(Bv T>ip Assoeia-tf><1 fress)
Pars, May 4, — The Left
ists, “People’s Front” claim
ed a victory giving them a
majority in today’s runoff
election.
Premier Albert Sarraut
is expected to submit his re
signation as a result of the
election.
The Leftists claimed
more than 375 seats in the
chamber of deputies which
gives them a working maj,
ority of about 130.
NOTICE TO BICYCLISTS
IIm ■ycle riders arc warned
to keep olT sidewalks. By
order of
Chief of Police.
Mildred’s Shoppe
.Inst Received—A Lovely
New Line of Dresses
Suitable For
Prom & (irinitiation
Priced Reasonably
Mildred's Shoppe
\ O M I
!1 OT K 1.
(Nome Motor Co. Building)
Single and Double Steam
heated Rooms with Bath
Reasonable Rates by Day,
Weeks or Month
Thone MAin 108
TO
PROSPECTORS
AM) MINERS!
If you arc planning on
doing prospecting or min
ing in the Nome section,
call on us and obtain our
reasonable prices for
transportation of supplies
and equipment via Cat
erpillar.
We Can Save You Money.
On Transportation Costs.
NOME
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