LOCAL NEWS
BASEBALL
Baseball took on an even more
intense competition last Wednes
day, in that all teams had con
siderable at stake. The flrgt^
game took a full hour with very
little scoring till the fifth inning
when thg Federals brought home
eight runs. Both teams weife
playing hard and in the next inn
tog the Hammon batted out fiv4
as against none for the Federals.
The last inn'g was without scores
bringing a total of 13 for tbe Fed
erals and 8 for the Hammons. Dr.
Swartz and Lyle Nevins umpired
and scores were kept by Arthur
Wright and Doc Pratt.
The second game between the
'"Alaskans and the Commercials
showed more and heavier scoring
during the first four innings, but
the Alaskans for the fourth time
in the season's four games won
out. The game was a fast one
and kept the grand-standers in an
uproar..
Hammon vs. Federal
Glavinovich, rs, p 1>. Lyle, rs
Rolando, 1 b Chris O’Leary, rs
Sather, 2 b S. Rood, Is
Chuck O’Leary, p, rs Hager 3 b
G. O’Leary If H. Dill, p
G. Martin, 3 b A. Lee, c
Harris, c C. Lee, rf
Boyd, rf ti. Marks, 1 b
B. Cameron, Is H. Lee, 3 h
Hammon — 0003050 —J- 18
Federal — 310180 — n
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Commercials \s. Alaskans
Merrlfleld, If S. Moggs, 3 b
H. Miller, r« F. Tetuk, I b
K. llude, 2 b Kawairak, p
Lomen, c Willoya, rs
Lyng, 3 b Gabriel, c
Roberta, rf H. Lake, If
Bcldenverg, lb A. Moggs, Is
F. Larson, Is Cab inboy, rf
Ijelimann, p P. Amarok, 2 b
R. Brouwsou, p
Alaskans — 544021 — 16
Comils — 2034000 — 19
These two hard fought games
have put either of three teams
the Alaskans, Commercials, or
Federate in line for a possible tie
during the next two scheduled
games for the championship. As
an additional feature next Wed
nesday, however, a double-header
will be played, consisting of the
married women versus the single
women :n the first game, and the
Commercials versus the Federal* !
in the second. Both of these j
games will create very de^jjUng j
factors in the final outcome of j
this season's sport in baseball and
the fans can anticipate more ac- j
tion than ever next Wednesday, ,
Feb. 22, 8 p.m. at the large Eagle l
Hall, Admission 50 cents.
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BASES AT NOME AND CANDLE
jKKAIj ESTATE
ACTIVE 4N NOME
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Among other indications of fu
ture prosperity for Nome and
surrounding country, considerable
interest is be'ng shown in real
estate transfers here. Houses,
lots and mining claims have been
exchanged making room for con
siderable development that is be
ing anticipated and prepared for
in a more enterprising way than
for some time in the past. New
projects of all kinds in tbe Nome
country, especially in mining,
have lead this section to take ad
vantage of its forthnate position,
especially during th s period of
good gold prices. It is thought
these prices will remain good for
some time to come. At all events
a Utile foresight is better than a
lot of hindsight by a darnslght.
Approximately a dozen transfers
have bedn made in the past week
or ten days. Those buying real
estate property include Judge Les
ter O. Gore, Ed Gross, Conrad
Yenney and E. J. Beck; having
received same from Charles Ma
son, Ira D. Orton, J. J. Cole and
Mrs. Win. Arthurs of Fairbanks.
Mining property was also— pur
chases by James Katarenes frorii
J. J. Mite
l'LANE MOVEMENT’S
Feb. 11, Pilot Brown of the
NA1\ flew from Fairbanks with
the ma 1 for Nome, but was le
layed by weather at Ruby till the
13th when he flew to Flat to pick
up Harry Donnelly of idit^rod en
route to Home.
Feb, 13, nrown took off immed
iately for St. Michael but was only
able to get as far as Unalakleet.
There it was learned that Law
rence 0. Bahls, young son of Peter
N. Bahls was seriously ill from
appendicitis, so Chet Brown aban
doned h1s$m'ssion in view of the
emergency and proceeded with
Mrs. Bahls and her son for Nome
for the necessary operation. Sev
ere weather prevented their com
ing further than* Klim until the
morning of the 14th when they
came through to Nome,, arriving
about 9:30 am. in spite of poor
vsibilitv.
When weather permits, four
passengers at Kotzebue* " Father
SMrnager, Mr. and Mrs. Rimer Ry
jrleen of Baldwin and Mr. and Mrs.
Juliun of Elephant Point expect
;to arr've In Nome.
H* n Basely, Harry Nelson and
j Frank Whaley of the Roust Air
ways are also in Kotzebue an
t cipatirtg their earliest return
with their newly repaired ship
which has been delayed In the
I Point Hope country for nearly
two months. Noihe will be glad
to see theifi again as will also
Mrs. Whaley.
The two Roust Airways planes
will go to Fairbanks Monday with
weather permitting, where they
are making necessary repairs to
tl.eir planes In order to bring
them up to first-class condition.
The Roust planes arrived today
from Point Hope ria Kotzebue
and Candle.
GREAT GARBO HAS ANOTHER
SUPERB jROLB
Greta Garbo achieves new emo
tional heights in “As You Desire
Me" appearing the Dream Theatre
Tuesday.
In the beginning of the story,
Mias Oarbo appears in a silver
wig, an exotic creature, much be
sought by the amorous night-lif
®rs In gay Budapest. From this
she undergoes a self-achieved met
amorphoBis as the wife of Count
Bruno. The scene in which she
confronts her accusers, relatives
suspicious of her duplicity, and
confounds them with intimate
facts that point to the genuine
ness of her claims is the high
mark of the film. ' “
„ “FAST LIFE” IS RACING
thriller
As a distinct departure from en
ervatlng “drawing room drama,”
the lightning fast motorboat thrill
er, “Fast Life,” is offered on the
Dream Theatre screen for Friday.
William Haines portrays Sandy
the mechanic-inventor who devel
ops plans for the new engine. Cliff
Edwards has a hilarious comedy
role as Haines’ assistant who is
continually bawling things up
throughout the picture. Madge
Evans is cast as the daughter of
a racing boat builder who ruins
himself financially trying to build
craft for the International races.
AITBSCRIBI FOR THE NUGGHT
NOTICE
I All members of Sons of the
! North, who were In good stun dime
In 1817, are requested to meet at
LehtnunnV store on Sunday, Feb
ruary 2ftth, 4 p.m.
Thornlf Lehmann,
Secretary
RA8KBALL PRACTICE
. Married Women 4 to 5 pja.
' . Single Women 5 to 6 pjn.
I Mondays and Wednesday’s, Ragle
Hall.
DREAM THEATRE
TWO SHOWS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY I* 7 15 and 9PM.
FINAL EDITION
WITH
PAT O’BRIEN A MAE CLARKE
ALSO
“WAY OF ALL FISH” WITH NED SPARKS
FOX MOVIETONE NEWS
Admission 56 cents including tax
ONE SHOW TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20 AT 8 PM.
GRETA GARBO
AS YOU DESIRE ME
A1SO
SCREEN, SNAP SHOTS
NEWS REEL
Admission 76 cents including tax
ONE SHOW FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28 AT 7:l« PM.
FAST LIFE
WITH
WILLIAM HAINES A MADGE EVANS
ALSO
“CHINATOWN MYSTERY”—A SCRAPPY CARTOON
Admission 56 cents including tsx
ONE SHOW SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24 AT 7:8*
Not Exactly Gentlemen . -
WITH
VICTOR MrLAGL HN A FAY WRAY
—ALSO—
•TATTLE TRAIL" — A KRAZY KAT
Admission 55 cents including tax
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