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OPEN 8 A. M. TO 1 'A. M.
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PHONE MAIN 108 E
W ASHTJSUTO'X, July 5. Presi
! dent Itooserelt ha* signed legisla
tion ftrantrog a partial six-year
morattorinni on paying of famt
mortgages, and the Crosser hill
for retirement and the pension
system for railway •employees wh<^
are asking re-application to the
Alaska Rail'road.
"THK DK.AIHjINK HAS ACTION
When Huek Jones, astrfde of
Silver, his famous w l , • 1- uve,
dashes 'across the, screen in pursuit
(if a runaway team of, horses drag
ging a swaying, lurching surrv in
which Loretta Sayers in the back
seat is harrying on like grim death
the shivers play a delightful game
of tag up and ndwn your verta
brae. This is one of the thrills
in the ('(i’ltini-bl$ production, “The
deadline.” slurring Husk Jones at
the Dream Theatre, Friday.
Hack Is sent to prison tin a live
.year sentence for a crime he dal
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Jack Solomon
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ALASKA FRIENDS
THE HOTEL MAYFLOWER
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IS >X>B yOl1. ilxtraied 4th and Olive and within a Muck of
the lity'e .shopping district. In fart it is the hub around which Seat
tle ■o aten. New, Modem, and rate* as low ns two dollurs per (lay.
Wall hath. When enjoyed you will say l have again found “Alaska’s
•Vest Friend.'4
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Hot commit, lie is convinced /hat. I
i if he is given • sufficient time*, he I
can obtain evidence that will I<>;• c! ;
jto the clearing of his name in the :
j community. flood behavior on his
, park pains for him a parole anl \
\ he returns to the little town if
(Colfax to start life anew and. if
| possible, capture the man who was
I responsible for the ffPime of which
(he had been roiivipt -d.
i While standing 'he jeers and
taunts of his townfolk aftd" purpose
t v
;ly staying awav from his sweet
heart until he lias r]t:ri i| hi-,
name.- Ruck has a hard time of it.
As an ■ ex-con Viet. r he is sti^peeiod ,
of any crime which occurs in the
town, and when a murder is,
'committed - he. is arrested despite'a-I
,::hi. ..rid triesrccr.nf ■ d in 1
the local jail.
Mow he escapes, 'tracks down (
the ' real • murder. cleat s his
name and wins the lady i f his i
heart's desire, form a n ^Inter' st ins !
and pl'iu-'hie story. The action I
seems are well done, and .coupled |
with excellent .photography, he.'iuti j
ft:I exterior scenes, the thrill oft
the chase and excellent acting
•‘The Headline'' is eoVk i ntr enter
tainment.
PKKMANKNT INSPECTOR
v% 1*1*01 XTKD FOR ^I.ASKA
Appo'ntnient of an inspector of
; the \eronautics Branch of the,
'Department of Commerce to per
itnanent assignment in Alaska, an
inouncefl June 7. “represents at
Itainmetit of an objective sought
fev years. Decision to take this
stop was reached after a series of
confer, aces 'between Delegate Di
mond and Colonel J. Carrol Cone,
assistant director of the Aeronaut
ities Hranelf: Mr. Dimond outlined
| rlie* ghtwlne Importance of a via
jtton in the Territory and the need
.for year around governmental su
pervision. and as a result of his
representations Murray Hall, fine
nf t*h ranking inspectors was
named for duty in Alaska.
“Appointment of a full-time Al
aska inspector is in recognition of
thp -rapid growth o’f air trntis
norfatlon in the Territory.” said.
Colonel Cone. "While Mr. Hall
'has never been in Alaska be has
had much etsperienoe In cold wea
ther flying. He is a veteran flier.”
Mr.' Hall’s family will accom
pany him north from New York
Citv. Where lie is, now stationed ,
Front the first the Aeronautics
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Summer Coats
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FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN
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- MID-SUMMER DRESSES ARRIVED"^
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WE HAVE
EVERYTHING FOR THE BABY
C8ME IN AND LOOK OVER
OUR NEW LINES
BUY IN ALASKA
AT OUTSIDE PRICES!
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Charlotte B. Howe Apparel Shop I
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liiiaiicil was wilting to cooperate.
I'nut shortage ol funds made the
I officials in charge loath .to in
[cur ttie expense, However, they
i decided to wait no longer in huv- „
ling an inspector permanently iu
1 me Territory after the IMega «■
nad reiterated the 'necessity tor
the Territory after the Helogale
such action.
".Not only wili , Mr. Hall •maku
regular inspection of aircraft."
said Colonel Cone. 'hut he will
lend hm ,effortrf to- the develop
ment of aviation in Alaska." At
first -Mr. Hall will make his head
quarters in Juneau and' will not
decide on a peinianunt lofcaiuua
I until he had surveyed the. si’iu
i t ion."
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»S I M M U N s
No. :{2IM 't
IN THE DISTRICT I (HUT FOR
THE TERRI I DRY HE ALASKA.
Sf'c nd D v. • ion.
HILBERT E. WuLLIN l'E,jn:iiT
vs MARY N. WULLIN. Del- nd-:
ant. ^
THE PRESIDENT OF THE I '.NIT
pED—STATES' ~"OF AMERICA TO
;THE ABOVE NAMED UEFKND
! ANT,
I (I R E E T I N C:
You aye hereby., required to ap
pear in the District Court for the
j Territory of Alaska, Second Divi
sion, within thirty (.do) days af
ter thg last publication of this
summons, namely within' thirty
(30) days after the 20lh day of
July, 1934, In case this summon*
is^publlshed. or Within forty (40)
I days after the date of its service
upon you, in case this summons i*
served upon you personally, and
answer the complaint of the above
named plaintiff on file in the said
court in the above entitled action.
The said plaintiff in said action
demands the following relief: A
judgement of said court dissolving
the bonds of matrimony now ex
isting between you and the said
plaintiff, and for such other and
further relief as to the Court may
seem equitable and Just.
And In , the event you fail to s#
appear and answer the piaintifT
; will take judgment against you
for want thereof and will apply
to the court for the relief demand
ed in his complaint and as here
inabove stated.
Witness the Honorable Lester
O Gore. Judge of said Court, and
the Seal of said Court hereunto
affixed on this 29th day «of Jiiira
1934.
(SEAL) Thos. D. Jensen
Clerk, District (tourt.
Territory of Alaska, *
Second Division.
Leroy; M. Sullivan.
Attorney for PhCntiff
Publish June 29. July 5. 13. 20,
27. 1 934.
HOI LYWOOD
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DR. RbX I. SttARIZ
PHYSICIAN AM) SURGEON
OFFICE HOIKS: t to :f I’ M.
NOME. ALASKA.
DR. H. G. HUGHES
DENTIST
ABOVE MODERN CAFE
HOURS 0 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
C. C. TANNER
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LAWYER
DUNHAM BUILDING
NOME, ALASKA.
DR. L. W, FROMM
DENTIST
Opposite Nome Nugget
Office Hours—1 to 7 p.m.
MRS. H. M. BOCKMAN
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
At None Tailoring Company
Opposite Nugget Office
Daily Hours or by Appointment
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