LOCAL ITEMS
The M. S. Meteor arrived to
day from Kotzebue Sound ports
and departed with mail for St.
■Michael to connect with the last
<boat up the Yukon River with
mail.
Pilot Chester Brown, with the
tri-motored Ford plane of the
Arctic Airways took off early this
morning for Fairbanks, and is
scheduled to return to Nome this
evening.
Hilda Berg and Robert Clary
of Nome were united yesterday
in the bonds of matrimony by
U. S. Commissioner C. C. Tanner,'
at his offices, between 12 and 1,
P. M.
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The cutter Northland sailed I
from Nome about 5 P. M. yester- j
day for St. Lawrence Island and !
Unalaska. The vessel, it was said
would possibly remain at Unal
aska until October 1st, when it
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will return to Nome.
Pilot Hall of the Mirow Air;
Service made a flight to Taylor!
and Teller this morning with \
Ross J. Kinney and returned
with Ray Monroe from Teller, j
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mir-j
®w Air Service returned to Nome
today from Fairbanks with Mrs. j
T. B. McCarthy as a passenger ’
and mail and express. He is sched
uled for a flight to Fairbanks
again Sunday or Monday.
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The schooner “Trader” Captain!
Ira Rank, Pete Pallson and Bill
Bissner returned to Nome today
after a month’s voyage up the
coast of Alaska to Barrow and
as far East as Demarcation Point.
The vessel traded with all the
Eskimos in those regions, and
the group declared that nowhere
were there any signs of starva
tion, walrus and other meat hav
ing been saved over from last
winter.
Mr. Bissner declared that win
ter was setting in rapidly up
north and that the Arctic Ice
pack was being pushed from the
westward, steadily onto the Al
askan coast.
F. B. Evans, a member of the
firm of Paul Davir & Co., invest
ment bankers of Chicago, Illinois,
with pilot Alfred O. Sporrer also
of Chicago, arrived Nome this af
ternoon from Fairbanks in their
own Waco cabin plane, on a tour
of Alaska which will take them as
far north as Kotzebue.
They declared they were mere
ly on a pleasure trip and were
enjoying the magnificent scenery
of the Territory.
They left Seattle the same day
as did Pilot Hans Mirow of the
Mirow Air Service and have
been progressing slowly from
one point to the next.
They expect to be in this sec
tion for several days before fly
ing back to the states.
The funeral of George Bond,
veteran Nomeite and fire chief
chief, a member of the Loyal Or
der of Moose Nome lodge No.
1413, is to be held at the Feder
ated Church Saturday, tomorrow
at 2 P. M.
The government school at Sol
omon conducted under the dir
ection of Mrs. A. N. Nylen, wife
of Andy Nylen, Solomon miner,
commenced yesterday, said Mr.
Nylen, before leaving Nome for
his home there.
There are from twenty to twen
ty-five pupils attending the school
at Solomon, it was declared.
That's Why
“Pardon me sir,” said the hotel
clerk. Would you mind telling
me your name?”
“My name?” snorted the new
guest, “Can’t you see where I
signed the register?”
“Yes, sir”, was the reply, “that
s what aroused my curiosity.”
1 Youth Dead
Other Injured
On Mt. Climb
(By The Associated Press 1
ESTES PARK, Colo., Sept. 10.—
One youth was killed and his
companion gravely hurt when
they fell from the perpendicular
face of Mt. Gregory. The boys,
Forest Hein and Norman Lovett,
both of Denver, attempted to scale
the fact of the cliff against the ad
vice of mountain climbers. Hein
was killed and Lovett is in a crit
ical condition with a fractured
skull.
NOTICE TO MOOSE
All members of Moose Lodge
No. 1413, Nome, and Legionnair
es, are requested to attend the
funeral services for our late
Brother George Bond, to be held
at the Federated Church, Satur
day, September 12th, at 2 P. M.
W. H. KOCH,
2t Secretary
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Weather Today
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
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Generally fair weather contin
ues thruout Alaska, except the
Aleutian Islands where rainy and
unsettled conditions are reported.
A storm area is building up near
Attu Island and cloudiness is in
creasing in Western Alaska.
Temperatures continue below
the freezing point in central and
western Alaska. Somewhat high
er temperatures are indicated for
this vicinity tonight.
High barometric pressure is
moving eastward over Alaska &
the center is charted on this
morning’s weather map near Fair
banks.
The lowest temperature at
Nome last night was 28 and the
highest yesterday 46.
Two of Chinese
Provinces Are to
Come Into Line
(By The Associated Press)
NANKING, Sept. 10.—The Chi
nese National government in a
mandate declared the recalcitrant
southern provinces of Kwangtung
and Kwangsi have agreed to rec
ognize the Nationalist authority
vested in Nanking. For more than
three months the rebellion of the
two provinces had threatened to
plunge all China into civil war.
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