J. J. Cole Died
at Frisco Monday
Be Buried Wed.
J. J. Cole Vice President of
M & M Bank'Early Days
Dead in San Francisco
(By The Associated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO, June 19, —The
funeral of Jacob J. Cole, former Al
askan banker and prospector, will
be held Wednesday.
J. J. Cole, who died here Monday,
was eghty-four years of age. He
went to Nome in the gold-rush days
and later became vice-president of
the Miners & Merchants bank. He
Miners and Merchants Bank. He
is survived by a widow and one son.
Commercial Men
Are Arrivals In
Nome Via Boat
Arriving yesterday aboard the M.
S. Meteor, mail boat from Unala
kleet were C. W. Cash, representing
the National Grocery Company, H.
B. Carbray of the Seattle Hardware
Co.; and A. B. Searle of the Carna
tion Milk Company, commercial
agents who accompanied Mr. Cash
aboard the power boat “Reliance”
from Nenana to Unalakleet.
J. S. Heisey of the Carsten Pack
ing Company of Tacoma accompan
ied the party part of the way,
but stopped at Marshal and flew
to Nome with Nat Brown yesterday.
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“CORK INSULATED BUILDINGS”
Our office of Cork and Steel is now open for inspec
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To those planning insulation of any kind, we can
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CURTIS JACOBS
(Formerly of Lomen Bros.)
ANNOUNCES—the Opening of a Developing and Printing
Shop upon Arrival of S. S. Northwind.
Mail or leave your Films at the Bon Marche.
Members of the party will con
tact business houses of Nome anc
will then return to the "Reliance’
which was left at Unalakleet. Thej
expect to be in Npme for about £
week or ten days.
Commenting on business and min
ing condition on the upper and low
er Yukon River they stated that in
dications were very noticeable of an
increase in activity with the excep
i tion of the fur trade, which by leg
islation has been curtailed. There is
a closed season on beaver, for in
stance, and yet natives in the Yu
kon river section have repeatedly
mentioned the great abundance of
the animals in various districts.
1st Tobacco Mail
In Nome 15 Years
To Leave on Sat.
G. W. Knee, representing Liggett
& Myers Tobacco Company which
handles Chesterfield cigarettes and
a number of brands of popular to
bacco, who arrived at Nome last
Saturday by the P.A.A. Lockheed
Electra plane, reports a very suc
cessful visit here in regard to his
business connections.
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Mr. Knee is the second represen
tative of the concern to make a
thorough tour of the Alaska terri
tory. The last man for Liggett and
Myers to come to Nome was in 1920
it is believed.
Mr. Knee left Seattle March 16th
and has been calling at all of the
business centers of the territory; he
finds that business is certainly on the
increase and had a very favorable
business reception from concerns all
over the territory. He plans to re
turn to Fairbanks this coming Sat
urday by plane, possibly stopping
at Ruby.
Joe Sullivan, mine operator at
Bluff, and who was an incoming
passenger on the first boats, reports
that there is about ten more days
more of preparation and his drag
line activities there will go into full
swing for the summer. Mr. Sulli
van came to Nome the other day
for medical attention and will be
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
! returning to Bluff, it is understood
I on the S S Baldwin.
Airplane Activities
| Pilot John Lynn of the Northern
I Air Transport arrived Nome today
\ from Fairbanks with five passen
I gers—Judge J. H. S. Morsion of the
Second Division; Lyman S. Brew
ster Nome superintendent of the U.
IS. Reindeer Service; B. F. Raymond
' representing the U. S. Rubber Co.,
Salt Lake Ciyt; Miss Helen Baldwin,
and H. M. Gould.
The plane also carried the first
class U. S. Mail. It will probably
return to Fairbanks within the next
few days.
Pilot Chester Brown of the Nor
thern Air Transport made two flights
to the Kougarok section today from
Nome with John Dyste, John Nor
berg and Carl Hallberg as pass
engers. A large quantity of freight
was also taken to the northern
mining section.
A passenger to the Kougarok yes
terday via an NAT plane was Ed
Gibson, from Nome.
S. S. Baldwin Now
Discharging \\ ill
Go Other Ports
The S. S. Arthur J. Baldwin of
the Arctic Transport Co., which ar
1 rived Nome, yesterday, is now dis
charging cargo here. As soon as a
considerable quantity of it has been
unloaded, the vessel will sail for
Solomon and Bluff.
The steamer will return to Nome
and continue discharging and then
proceed to northern points. News
today stated that the ice was break
ing up in Grantley Harbor at Tell
er and soon steamships will be able
to go in there with freight and sup
lies for that city. The Lomen Com
mercial was in receipt of advices
today that the S. S. Northwind un
der charter to the Arctic Transport
Co., had completed discharging car
go at St. Michael and was schedul
ed to arrive at Nome tomorrow,
to unload additional freight.
There were only three passengers
aboard the Baldwin for Nome—
James Kelleher, C. F. Patterson and
one other whose name it was im
possible to ascertain.
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FOR SALE
Bulkhead and foundation timbers—
heavy planking and firewood—At
Nome Machine Shop. Phone Black
110 *
Miss Phyllis Turner
Beauty Parlor Operator
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Seiffert Flats
Telephone For Appointments
I
Territory of Alaska Board of
Liquor Control
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that appli
cations for liquor licenses have been
filed by the following:
S. H. Burgh, Beverage Dispensary
License, at The Nevada on Front
Street, Nome Alaska.
JOHN F. DEVINE, Beverage Dis
pensary License in Lincoln Hotel,
Front Street, Nome Alaska.
LEO SEIDENVERG, General Re
tail License, Lot 9 Block D, Nome
Alaska.
A hearing on the above applica
tions will be held by the Board of
Liquor Control at Juneau, Alaska
on June 28, 1935
Protests or objections against the
allowance of the above applications
should be in writing and filed with
the Board of Liquor Control at
Juneau, Alaska on or before the
| date of said hearing.
Dated at Juneau, Alaska on June
3, 1935.
Board of Liquor Control
By Frank A. Boyle, Secretary
Publish June 12, 19, 1935.
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'
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