PACIFIC ALASKA AIRWAYS INC.
Winter Mail Schedule
Fairbanks to Nome And Return Twice Weekly
MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS
Juneau Schedule
Planes Leave Fairbanks Connecting With Southbound
Boats From Juneau for the States
G. E. BASSETT, Nome Agent
Northern fight & Power Co. I
AND
Alaska Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Second Avenue and Lane’s Way
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LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE SERVICE
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action pictures this full-fledged
movie camera takes. It's simple,
economical to operate. Makes
20 to 30 scenes on a roll of
film costing $2.23. You'll agree
; that movies for only 10c a
“shot” are well within your
budget.
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Alatna Indians Shot Down Forty
Three Caribou, As Veteran Pilot
Noel Wien Spotted Them on Lake
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There has been no shortage of
j fish, said Wien. Indians^ are
J catching lots of whitefish and
greyling through the ice. Twenty
miles above Alatna, on the river
of the same name, 45 tons of
whitefish have been put up. Na
tives asked Wien to inquire into
the chances of marketing it here
but on his return he found that a
very limited quantity could be
disposed of locally.
Waiting For Mail
About 10 white persons are at
Betties,most of them having come
down from the mines over a
week ago for the mail. But it
was not scheduled to leave Fair
banks until today, so they have
I had a long wait. Most of the
> whites are from Wild Lake and
the South Fork of the Koyukuk.
Roadhouse Open
Betties seems to be a much liv_
elier place since the roadhouse
has been reopened, declared the
aviator. It is being operated by
Mr. Chenowich, who formerly
was in the Signal Corps. He is
also acting as unofficial postmas
ter but expects soon to receive a
commission from the Post Office
Department.
From Chicago
Among those at Betties were
Joe Smith, Jr. and his young
wife. They went into the Koyu
Jkuk four years ago after travel
ling directly from Chicago and
have remained there ever since.
He was a taxi driver in Chicago
and Mrs. Smith was a telephone
operator. The contrast between
their present and former life is
a great one but they appear to be!
Ipe-fcctly happy where they are
now.
Ernest Johnson and his brother
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Ely Hanson and Frank Smith,are
also at Betties.
Mr. Cale has been washing gold
from the bars right opposite Bet_
ties and is said to have recovered
up to $10 a day. He had to quit
when the freezeup came and will
go out prospecting this winter.
Mining at Wild Lake is going
ahead and the region shows every
indication of making a camp,
j When Wien left here he took
(Mr. Lehto and a full load of frei_
ght to Alatna Lehto will be
| joined later by A1 West and they
1 will put in the winter prospect
ing.
Here Is Chance For
Alaskan Bachelors
Bakersfield, Calif., Sept. 27, 1936.
Editor Nome Nugget,
Nome, Alaska.
Dear Sir:—Will you please put
a line or two in your paper for
me as follows: “I wish to hear
from a bachelor in his fifties.”
I thank you.
MRS. ELIZABETH BEAVER,
General Delivery,
Bakersfield, California.
ALASKA
\
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
JOE HARNISH,
Agent
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Scores Of Football
Games Saturday
—
(By The Associated Press)
Rice 14 Arkansas 20
UCLA 7 Oregon 0
Nebraska 26 Kansas 0
Auburn 13 Georgia Tech 12
Texas" A & M 16 So. Meth. 6
Washington 14 Stanford 14 tie.
Western State 12 Brigh. Young 26
California 13 USC 7
Idaho 7 St. Marys 26
Oregon State 16 Wash. State 6
Kentucky 7 Manhattan 13
Purdue 0 Fordham 15
Boston U 7 Rutgers 0
Virginia 0 Harvard 65
Wisconsin 18 Northwestern 26 1
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Tormple 7 Michigan State 7
Columbia 13 Dartmouth 20
N. Dakota 6 DePaul 19
Notre Dame 0 Navy 3
Cornell 13 Princeton 41
Carnegie Tech 14 N. Y. U. 6
Brown 6 Yale 14
Chicago 0 Ohio State 44
Michigan 7 Pennsylvania 27
Muhlenberg 7 Army 54
Iowa 0 Minnesota 52
Colgate 13 Holy Cross 20
Georgetown 28 West Va. 0
Penn State 7 Pittsburgh 34
Georgia 26 Florida 8
Syracuse 7 Indiana 9
Marquette 7 Creighton 6
Canned Salmon
Advertising Big
Help Retailers
(Continued From Page Two)
ial ideas for boosting sales.
Consumers Request Recipes
“Probably the most satisfying
work of the committee is supply
ing the requests of housewives
for Canned Salmon recipes. Al
though we do not carry any cou_
pons or mention any recipe book,
lets in the advertising hundreds
of women throughout the country
; who have enjoyed the recipes il
lustrated in the magazine adver
tising, have written to ask for
I more recipes ‘as delicious as those
in the ad’.
“All these activities of the Com
mittee help to assure the success
of the campaign and carry us I
nearer to our goal, a stabilized i
industry with greater security
for the Canned Salmon Industry,
for the tax structure of the Terri
tory of Alaska, and for the resi.
dents of Alaska who are directly
or indirectly dependent upon this
Industry for their livelihood.”
Box Supper To
Be given Church
Wed. Nov. 18th
On Wednesday evening, Nov.
18, at 6:30 in the church there
will be a box supper sponsored
by the drama club in cooperation
with the social committee of the
church. The ladies are supposed
to make the box suppers^ and the
men are supposed to buy them at j
auction. Whatever money is re
ceived will be used by the drama
club to build platforms and foot,
lights needed for dramatic activi
ties. A fine program is being
planned for the evening, the i
special feature of the evening
being an exhibition of ventriloqu
ism by Carl Wuorinen. It is hop
ed that a large number will wish
to attend this promising occasion
on Wednesday, Nov. 18, 6:30 p.m.
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MINERS & MERCHANTS BANK of ALASKA ,
NOME, ALASKA.
ESTABLISHED IN 1904
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Checking Accounts Carried For Those Who
Prefer Paying By Check. y
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Ersted Double Drum Winch.
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Pontiac Sedan.
—AT—
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THE BOARD OF TRADE
NEW LOCATION
(Opposite The Dream Theatre)