The Doings Of
Kougarok Leona
Are Daily News
A near panic occurred yester
day at the hospital during Leo
na’s general overhauling and face
lifting operation performed by
Dr. Morcom. Everything had
progressed satisfactorily with the
face lifting and the doctor was all
set to amputate LEONA’S wart
when Miss Morgan accidently
touched LEONA in the flank.
Being extremely ticklish, Leo
na let out a terrific whoop and
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jumped about six feet in the air.
The doctor's knife slipped only a
fraction of an inch causing a sev
ere hemmorhage. In less time
than it takes to tell it LEONA
had lost several gallons of blood.
The doctor announced that the
only possible way t6 save the
Queen of the Kougarok, would be
a blood transfusion. A runner
was dispatched to round up vol
unteers to save LEONA’S life.
True to the tradition of the Kou
garok many male admirers step
ped forth offering to lay down
[ their life if necessary.
Among the volunteers were Ed
j die Gross, Harvey Grant, Bill
Brown and Two-Story-Hans. Ev
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en in her weakened condition
the would be queen opened one
eye and sized up the boys. With
a feeble nod she indicated that
Two-Story Hans was her choice
and in a few minutes after the
transfusion she was looking as
perk as ever.
After stowing away six big rein
deer steaks and the trimmings,
she was “rarin’ to go”. When in
terviewed as to why she had
chosen “Hans”, she stated that
she was out to win the Queen
contest and had picked him, be
cause he was Swedish. In this
way she expects to get a corner
on the Swedish votes and win in
a walk. A pretty cold blooded
way of getting votes, but this
damsel, Leona of the Kougarok,
will stop at nothing.
Official Control
Exchanges Hinted
(By The Associated Press)
LONDON. Feb. 23, — The es
tablishment of an official control
was hinted at today, to half of
the metal exchanges, in view of
the lusty boom prices for mater
ials for war.
Prices on lead, tin, copper and
zinc soared to new high levels
of recent years, yesterday. En
thusiastic operators predicted an
other “war time” expansion.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate of
P. M. DANIELSEN, deceased.
In the Probate Court for the
Cape Nome precinct, Second Div
ision, Territory of Alaska.
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has been duly
: appointed Administrator of the
| Estate of P. M. Danielsen, deceas
| ed. Notice is further given that
! all persons having claims again
st the estate of said deceased,
are requested to present them
with proper vouchers within six
months from the date of this no
tice, to the undersigned Admini
strator at his office at Nome in
said precinct, Territory of Alaska.
Dated at Nome, this 24th day
of February, 1937.
E. K. JOHANSEN,
Administrator of the estate of P.
M. Danielsen deceased.
Publish Feb. 24, 3, 10, 17 1937.
Wealli<T today
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(U. S Weathrr Bureau)
Generally fair skies obtained I
this morning over the Nome-Fair
banks airway. Some fog condi
tions obtained over southern Al- j
aska and along the Gulf. Rain
was falling over southeastern Al
aska and along the coast of Brit
ish Columbia. Generally cloudy
skies are observed in the inter
ior of western Canada.
Temperatures are below zero
over western, central and north
ern Alaska, but no severe mini
mums are noted; Kaltag reported
—28 Point Barrow minus 26 Fair
banks minus 14 Akalavik minus
24 Nulato minus 22 Ruby minus
19 Ohogomute minus 15 Tanana
minus 16 Golovin minus 20 Coun
cil —12.
mgm aimospneric pressure cov |
ers western and northern Alas
ka extending well into western
Canada with the crest charted
over the McKenzie Province. Low
barometric pressure is observed
over the north Pacific Ocean. It
is likely that cloudy and some
what unsettled weather will pre
vail for Nome and vicinity to
night and Thursday with some
what higher temperature.
Surface winds will be north
and northeast with moderate vel
ocity.
The lowest Nome temperature
last night was minus 10 and the
highest yesterday 0. About 42.2
inches of snow remain on the
ground at Nome.
Word has been received of the
death of John Gregor, at the Pio
neers Home at Sitka, Feb. 8th, &
of his burial in the Pioneer ceme
tery February 9th.
Mr. Gregor was a former resi
dent of Nome for many years &
was interested in mining in the
Koyuk section.
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