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LOCAL NEWS
The S. S. Arthur J. Baldwin of
the Arctic Transport Company left
Nome at midnight last night to go
south as far as St. Michael. Bluff
wUt be her first stop,1 and after
she unioHds freight for that place,
she will proceed to Golovin. Joe
ftnlflvsn was a passenger for BIufT.
After a wire had been received
this morning by Alfred J. Lo
men of the Arctic Transport Com
pany to the effect that William
Kelner.. an oiler on the M. S.
Sierra was at Teller with an In
jury sustained when he fell thru
a hatch on the boat. Pilot Frank
Whaley of the Roust Airways
flew to 'Teller to bring him t »
1 Nome for medical treatment. Ac
cording to reports from Maynard
Columbus Hospital. Kelner’s leg
is broken, but there 1h nothing
which proved to endanger his life.
Dr. Vance B. Murray, medical
i director for the Bureau of Indian
, Affairs, accompanied Whaley to
Teller to brigg back the sick man.
Mrs. Clifford MacGregor and
baby daughter, Martha were ou*
going passengers on the S. S.
\ ictorta which left today • Mrs.
JCacGregor will go via Panama
to Philadelphia to visit her par
ents.
Miss Gertrude Johansen, who
boarded the Victoria on August
JO to make part of the Arctic
Cruise. returned to Nome th's
morning after an enjoyable trip
to Siberia and the ice pack.
W. J. Lockwood, who has beer
employed on the Sunset Dredge,
was an outgoing passenger on the
Victoria today.
Miss Mabel Maygaard. who is a
niece of Bd Johnson of Nome and
who came tip on the July boat to
visit at the home of Mrs. Ross
Kinney, went to Seattle on the 8.
S. Victoria which left today. Miss
Maygaard. a teacher in Seattle,
also went north on the Arctic
Cruise, when the Victoria left
here August 20.
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ALASKA'S LAROEfiT AMI
BEST EVirrPBD
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AT SHELTON
NOME LAUNDRY
JOE AMAROK. Prop.
All Types of Laundry Work.
Done Cleanly and Efficiently.
Call and Oat Oar List ol
Reasonable Prices
(Next to' Dream Theatre),
Nome, Alaska.
THE
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GUNK COMMA
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Opp. Dream Theatre
MINERS AND MERCHANTS
BANK OR AJUASKA
NOME, AJUASKA.
Established 1904
General Banking Business
Checking Accounts (ferried
For Those Who Prefer
Paying By Check
Interest Paid
On Time Deposits
Gold Hast Purchased
We Solicit Yonr Business
Edward Heflin, better knuwn In
Nome as. "Harry .-the- Whale," and
Harry Michaels of: St. Michael,
hoth old-timers In Alaska, went
out on the Victoria to enter the
Pioneer Home In Sftka. Botlii men
have been in this country more
than thirty years.
KIRK FIGHTERS GAINING
CONTROL HI,AXES
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SPOKANE. Aug. 30, The trouble
spot on the western forest fire
mnp moved back to northteasterii
Washington where twelve sections
-continued to burn. Oler northern
Steveris County the fire is raging
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uncontrolled. Also a new blaze '
has started in western Muntunu, j
covering three hundred acres in-j
the ,Mission mountains.
GOES AFTER “LIBERTY
LEAGUE" /
• By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. Auk. 30, Form
er Secretary of War under Her
bert Hoover, Pat Hurley, labelled
the "Liberty LeaKne,” as a “smear
Kang\”
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