EDITORIAL
MST I SSI' K OK WKKKI,Y
NUIMJKT: NEXT ISSUE
TO UK DAILY JUNE 1
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With fhis isstje ol the Nhgget,
the ^v-cckiy paper will cease7~ and,
on Juno 1st, a four-^ag"' daily,
6-<column paper will be published.
Due to the popular demand for a
». daily paper in Nome, efforts were
made to arrange for tile change
over, and todute all arrangements
have been made for such a pllbli
«a.tion.
It is, to he commended, that the
business people of Nome have
realize'd the support necessary for
such a paper, and all of them
have come forward with that sup
port. Those of you who are al
tercated in such an undertaking,
we hope will read our pager and
come forward at all times with
•thc'ir views. We invite the friend
ly and constructive criticism of
the people of Nome and of Alas
ka.
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The subeription rates to The
Nome Daily Nugget will be $2.00
per month delivered ' in Nome
and vicinity. The paper will be
issued as a four-page daily, once
a day. six times a week. There
will be no weekly edition, but for
those subscribers in the outlying,
sections arrangements are being
made to have their papers deliv
ered once a week in a bundle,
containing the six papers printed
during the week.
A special rate of $1-50 per mon
th will be charged to those sub
scribers in the outlying sections,
who depend on the mails to have
theur papers delivered.
A wo.rd to the people of Nome:
In as much as It Is extremely
difficult to dontact each and every
one of our subscribers, we will
continue delivering the dally pa
per to you each day under the
above mentioned rates, and invite;
you to call at the Nugget office
should any subscriber no longer !
care to take the paper under the j
new rate. However, wo should
appreciate all of our o),d sub
scribers staying on.
An additional Associated Press
telegraph service will be furnish
ed daily in the now edition, to
gether with the daily local news
of Nome and the Second Division,
and pfubltshed daily. Don't fail to.
read the new Nome Daily Nugget,
as it will contain the day's news,
daily.
Support the dally paper find
you support your home town. In
supporting the paper you will he
bringing daily to your attention,
all world, local news, and matters
of civic* pride, which no live-wire
tbwn can well over-look. Remem
ber the date: June 1st: the new
'Nome Daily Nugget, wijth a full
‘complement of advertising of the
'business Houses of Nome.,
WANTED TO BUY, LEASE OR
RENT: A four or live room bouse
unfurnished. Inquire at Nugget
Office.
NOME MACHINE SHOP
(SUCCESSOR TO W. H. STURTEVANT)
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WORK
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OUR AIM
satisfied customers
Prompt Attention to Ijocal
And Out of Town Work
MATERIAL
STOCKED:
SHIFTING.
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BRONZE,
BUSHING,
BABBITT,
ACCESSORIES.
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SHELL OIL PRODUCTS
Gasoline, Kerosene, Oils and Grease i
NOME HARBOR LIGHTERAGE CO.j
Roust Airways
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WHEN YOU TRAVEL, FLY IN OUR NEW
AND COMFORTABLY HKATED CABIN PLANES
FOR RATES, ANY PLACE, ANY TIME
CALL THE
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ROUST AIRWAYS
BASES AT NOME AND CANDICE
TELEGRAPH NEWS
FORMER INTERIOR MAN HEAD
Illy The Associated Press)
MlSSOUliA, Montana, May 23,
Joseph M. Dixon, former senator
from Montana, and at one time Ab- .
distant Secretary of the Interior, I
died here ' today of a heart at-'
tack. He had been ill for more
ihan a year. » ' . j
Dixond, who was sixty-serven
years old at the time of his death, j
had an uphill battle to wage with
death, due to his ardous political
life, and bis refusal to leave pub*
lie service, despite his falling
health. Heart disease over a per
iod of years was greatly aggra
vated by overwork. He “attracted
national attention in 1912 as the
chairman of the National Progres
sive Committee, which furthered
Theodore Roosevelt's campaign for
a third term us President of the
United States.
ORDERS SETTLEMENT
(By The Associated Press)
MINNEAPOLIS, May 23, The
regional labor board here ordered
a settlement' of the bloody truck
drivers' strike, decreeing a mini
mam wage of 50cts per hour for
drivers.
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CONGRATlTiATES KILLERS I
i By The Associated Press)
ARCADIA, liOuisiana, May 24,
The Governor of Louisiana today
congratulated the six officers who
ambushed and killed, Clyde Bar
row and his cigar-smoking com
panion, Bonnie Parker, while the
mothers of the tiwo mourned the
loss of their wayward son and
daughter. The bodies are at. Dallas,
Texas awaiting burial tomorrow.
The prayer expreseed by Clyde
Barrow’s mother that she might
see her son once more, alive was
not fulfilled. Bonnie Parker’s
mother fainted when told of her
daughter’s death. Others express
ed relief that the bandits’ regime
was , over. A curios public par
aded past the bodies of the two
young persons in the morgue here
today.
MARK MERCY FLIGHT.
I By The Associated Press)
LOS ANGELES, May 24, Naval
surgeons made an eight hundred
and fifty mile flight to go to the
aid of William Albert Robinson,
stricken sea adventurer who wait
ed in Tagus Cove, Galapagos Is
lands, for their arrival.
The surgeon aboard the U. S.
Destroyer Hale examined Robinson
and expressed the opinion that the
adventurer’s appendix had broken,
and that peritonitis was setting in
A wirelees message said that he
would be put aboard the Hale
and speeded to Balboa, and that
an operation would be made en
route if necessary.
Special Wreaths For
Memorial Jlay
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Paper Flowers —
For All Occasions!
Telephone Main 28 Or
See Me.
Florence Kurth
STRIKE DISORDER STOPPED
(By The Associated Press)
TOLEDO, May 24, The Beige
of rioting by strikers, which keipt
fifteen hundred employees in an
electric,' auto light company plant
busy in all-night disorders, was
lifted as guardsmen arrived.
>V. S. TO INSIST ON
PRESENT NAVAL RATIO
(By The ^Associated Press)
TOKYO, May 24, The insistence
by Secretary Swanson on the main
tenance of the 5-5-3 treaty of nav
al ratios of the United States,
Great Britain and Japan, evoked
a strong official expression in Jap
an's refusal to agree to an exten
sion of the present limitations
agreement to 193 6.
ONE DOWN FOR DORBANDT
(By The Associated Press)
VANCOUVER. I). 0„ May 32
Whitehorse, in Yukon Territory
reported that an unidentified plane,
believed to be Dorbandt’s, was
forced down yesterday, lighted as
it was headed for Alaska. The
plane is said to have seven pass
engers aboard, and that it landed
with fuel exhausted, near Queenel,
British Columbia, undamaged.
SIGNS* BILL
(By,The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. May 21, Presi
dent Roosevelt signed the bill for
suspension of annual assessment
work on mining claims held bv
location in the United States and
Alaska.
DROUGHT MIDDLE WEST
(By The Associated Press)
C'HIOAOO, May 22. The drought
which has been experienced for
some time now was partially check
ed in some areas of the parched
central west, as farmers In north
ern Illinois and some sections of
Wisconsin hailed with joy, the
downpours of rain, that broke the
wave of intense heat, and brought
aid to crops. Residents in cities
in the rain areas welcomed thq
rain as a relief from the rapidly
growing fire hazard,
REPUBLICAN CLUB
Meeting, Sunday, May 27, at 2
in tlie City Hull.
Leroy M. Sullivan, Chairman.
On* Blast of the Siren Indicates
Alarm from East of the Fire Stan
Two Blasts Indicate an Alarm From
„W«et of the Fire Station
MINERS AND MERCHANTS
RANK OF ALASKA
NOME, ALASKA.
HntabHshed 1904
General Wanking BuIimi
Cheeking Accounts Carried
For Hmm Who Prefer
Paying By Cheek
Internet Paid
Oa Time Deposits
—— Gold Dost Purchased
We Solicit Tear Bastaess
Northwest Warehouse
& Distributing Co.
Importers-Exporters-Wholesalers
Wish to Advise (Dealers in Alaska they are prepared to Sup
ply Tour Demands for The Finest
- Wines and Liquors
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Write or wire for lists and prices
Northwest Warehouse
& Distributing Co.
961 Dexter Horton Bldg. Seattle
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SBK MAN DOING NICELY
(By The Associated Press)
LOS ANGELES, May 25, Ajboard
U S Defc|royer Hale, which has
been transformed into a ship of
mercy: W. A. Robinson, wealthy
nomad of the ocean still lays at
Galapagos Islands Aghting for his
life, after emergency operation
because of a ruptured appendix.
Two naval surgeons perform
ed the operation. A short time
later a radio was received aaying
he was doing nicely, and as well
as could be expected.
DR. H. G. HUGHES
(DENTIST
ABOVE MODERN CAFE
HOURS © A. M. TO 5 I*. M.
EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
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Pilot Whaley of the Roust Air
ways expects to make a round
trip to Solomon today with several
passengers. Pilot EJasley of the
same company expects to leave to
morrow morning for Candle, Deer
inK and Kotzebue.
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CLEAN UP NOTICE
The Common Oouncil has dee-. ^
| ignated June let to Jane 7th inclu
sive, as Cleanup Week. Property
| owners are requested to comfrnence
cleanup up their yards immediately
and remove all debris to some con
venient point at the edge of the
street, where It can ! be easily
reached by the city tmck.
Signed: Edward Heidonverg,
Chaiiman of Health Relief Comm.
DREAM THEATRE
TWO SHOWS SUNDAY, MAY 27 7:15 and 9PM
THE DANCERS
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1,018 MOHAN & I* HIM APS HOI/MKK
A I/SO
“HACK YARD POLIAKS” WITH THK HAIG TRIO
AND .
POX MOVIETONE NEWS
Admission 55 rents including tax
ONB SHOW TUESDAY, MAY 29 AT 8 PM
ANN HARDING
AND
RICHARD DIX
THE C0N0UER0RS
ALSO
“MINNIE THE MtKM'HKR"
AND
NEWS REEL
, Admission 75 cejpts .Deluding tax
ONB SHOW FRIDAY, JUNE I AT 7:W>
FAIR WARNING
WITH
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GEORGE O’HRJEN & LOUISE HUNTINGTON
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‘•THE IRON MINNIE’S REVENGE”
Admission 55 cents including tax
SAFETY SPEED
FEY WITH THE
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FAST DEPENDABLE SERVICE
Planes flayload in Warm llsijm
“—-—— by UbmmJ Ifaohanles, and ton
by HxpBrieneed Alnakan Ptott
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Passengers Protected by IttgM
Infir otboa of Equipment and
OMraalty Immmuee
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Second Arcane and I/ane’a Way
IJGHT, POWER AND HUBOTRIOAI, 8UPPIJES
UKUL AND LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE SERVICE
Pioneer sneet ivieiai works
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Tin. Skat* tree and Capper Work A Specie tty
PI am May A Pipe PWRaa Patented Sap ark eaten