THE NOME DAILY NUGGET
GEO. S. MAYNARD, Editor
RUSSELL G. MAYNARD, Manager.
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Starts 1935 Xmas
Fund Pioneers At
Home In Sitka
Continued From Page One
to point out all the quarters,
dining rooms, and recreation
rooms, everything was kept
up, being spotlessly clean and
comfortable.
“Mr Hansen introduced me
to all of the boys, and told of
the towns from which they
came.
Kitchen Okey
“The kitchen in the home is
up to date as any in the coun
try. including the big hotels
in the States and the retaur
ants. Everything is of the
best, the d nay tables and
chairs are all of composition,
sanitary material that is kept
clean, the floors are always
shining. Every thing is of the
best that the Territory could
have purchased. The major
ity of the boyrs who can get
around are so proud of their
quarters that they don’t allow
anybody but themselves to
keep them up. They make
their own beds and clean
their own quarters. The men
are well taken care of by doc
tors, nurses, waiters and good
cooks. Everything to make
the boys comfortable.
160 At Home
Mr. Hansen informed me
that at present there are 160
Pioneers assigned to the home
but he states accomodations
are being made to raise the
quota to 200 or 225.
“Several groups of the old
boys seemed to be worried
about two things: the first
was that I live long enough to
carry on the annual Christ
mas drive for spending mon
ey for them. I assured them
that even if something hap
pened to me that my son,who
is now a young man, would
carry on after me. Also that
I had a circuit of theatres in
Southeast Alaska, and that
each of the managers in those
towns could be depended up
on to raise the fund in their
own communities.
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Christmas Fund
“I then talked to Mr Hansen
regarding this spending fund,
and he stated it was the best
thing that ever happened to
the boys. They try and keep
the money for the whole year
buying medicine that they
think will help them that they
can’t get in the home, an ap
ple,or orange, postage stamps
and postcards. So after going
through the Home with Mr.
Hansen I was more satisfied
than ever that the boys de
serve that spending money
: each year.
1 “When we first started this
drive we did all right We got
from $3,000 to $3,500 each
| Christmas until the depres
i sion came along and then it
dropped to around $ 1,300.00.
During the past tw'o years,
when I have gone to a busi
ness man for a donation he
told me that the year before
he gave $5 or $3, and will do
the same this year. That is
not right, business has been
getting better right along,and
the boys deserve the prosper
ity as well as the business
men,for after all,where would
the business be if it were not
for the men who made this a
livable country.
Circulation Counts
"The reason I am giving this
to Alaska papers is that it
goes into all the small towns
and to the States.I would like
to see more liberal donations
in 1935 than ever before. We
'want to get at least $3,000
this year to make up for the
increase of the inmates in the
I home.
] “Three thousand dollars will
be about four cents per day
throughout the year for spend
ing money. That is not en
ough. We are going to strive
to do better than that.
“We want to enlist the aid
of the lodges, churches, and
all business houses. All of
these organizations should
igive considerable to these
boys.
“I consider Mr. Hansen a
(Continued on Page Three)
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Northwest Is Cold
No Relief in Sight
(By The Associated Press)
Seattle, Nov. 4—A few de
grees warmer weather tem
pered the Pacific Northwest
cold spell on the seventh day
of the unprecedented cold
snap. No definite break was
foreseen. Rising prices brot
some relief to central Wash
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In the Probate Court, Cape
Nome Precinct, Second Divi
sion, Territory of Alaska.
In the Matter of the Estate of
LEO LONERS, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has been ap
pointed administrator with
the Will annexed of the Es
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All persons having claims
against said estate are here
by notified to present the
same duly verified as requir
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administrator with the will
annexed,at the banking house
of the Miners and Merchants
Bank of Alaska, at Nome. Al
aska, within six (6) months
from the date of this notice.
Dated this 16th day of Octo
hpr 1
J. S. STANGROOM,
Administrator with the Will
Annexed of the Estate of
Leo Loners, deceased
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Suits And Hats
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Phone MAin 149
All New Goods Just Arrived
We just received from Walten Moore and Hirsh and Wiess
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Woman Says She Is
Innocent of Murder
(By The Associated Press 1
Bremerton, Nov. 4th—Mrs.
Peggy Paulos pleaded inno
cent to the charge of first de
gree murder when she was
arraigned in the Kitsap Coun
ty Court. Ralph Horr, repre
senting the woman planned a
conference with Judge H. G.
Sutton to set the trial date.
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