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Paints Vlso Enamels
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Japan Dryer Emceed Oil
Turpentine Brushes
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LARRY GALVIN
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THIRD AVENLE. NO VIE, ALASKA
\n Lumber For
\«*nu* If Strike
Is Not Settled
Vvordlng to telegraphic '.nforma
11ion from u R. Jackson, president
■ t 1,0 Miners ,md Merchants Bank
,,t N,>n",*’ from Beattie, all the mills
Vashington md Oregon are shut
down iv he umher trike and long
h rcmen efuse to handle any lum
,er m mv >ont« mtil lumber strike
- .-‘tied o t ippears that no lum
• H ie dripped *o Nome under
•hose conditions Also a general
’oneshoremen's strike s threatened
vhich nay tie ip shipping just
when 'lie first boats are due to .sail
for Nome
Fndirotf Lountrv
l ooking For tirold
In regard to the Laiblin and Woods
par'y whieh left Nome vvith Pilot
Chester Brown if the NAT. Sundav
morning, .1 s reported that they
were atidcd about one hundred
miles north if Bhungnak ir up neai
•lie madwaters of the Noatak River
n he Endieot.t Mountains
Tommy W iods. who professed to
snow something regarding 'lie same
And is *iiat of the Martin-Amarok
Kmney party s supposed to be the
• ephew if he old Eskimo who was
to have met the other party on the
Elatna.
Whether he actually posseses the
•equired nformation as to the exact
oration of the rumored gold .strike
i unknown. George Laiblin, who
tcc.-.mpamed him. will stay in that
country vith Woods for the season
according to indications—the size of
•heir ih-stake being large enough
u > <eep *hem n the field for severs
months.
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Numerous Rumors
(rold Strike Run
Down DiHproved
The gold strike party which re
turned to Nome Monday night, with
the Mirow ,ur Service plane, includ
ing Frank Martin. Joe A in are k and
Ross J. Kinney, were reported not
to iave reached the location of the
rumored tlnd.
It was reported that they were to
meet an Eskimo at some place on
'he Elatna River and lien iroceed
from there, hut the Eskimo was not
there when they arrived.
Contrary to rumors in Nome, the
party did net stake any mining
claims. One of the choice bits of
nformation floating about the streets
esterday was that upon their re
■ urn. some certain party was report
ed to have purchased a mc-quarter
uterest in me claim fur 57,1)11(11in
Tpon investigation this rumor ap
peared to have no foundations of
veracity The exact location if the
tlnd is believed not to be known
and the mportant details were :-e
pnr'ed to be :n the possession if the
Eskimo who did not show ip it the
"i .-sting place
Fieri ng Sea fee \t
Nome Moves (hit
f rom Shore f.ine
The Bering Bea re broke away
' v»m the shores at Nome yesterday
morning and floated out to sea in
small bergs and floes Officially
speak,ng the winter has ended when
the re has broken away from the
shores at Nome, but the summer
season will not commence until the
arrival of the first boats
Several motor boats and Eskimo
skin boats with outboard motors
nave been observed putting out to
sea hunting ducks and seal Snake
River Harbor ice is still holding
solid, but may go any time now
Polarites To Mert
The Polarites are meeting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Frank Whaley
at eight o’clock tonight, for a busi
ness meeting and get-together, and
all members are urged to attend
fire Yesterday AM
Extinguished And
No Damage Done
The fire department which was
called out about fi 20 a m yesterday,
extinguished a blaze in the kitchen
of the building resided in by Ber
nard .ramies Regan, next door to the
Swamberg home in the rear of the
school building. Only a small por
tion of the wall-paper mas burned
and the flames were extinguished
easily with the chemical.
WEATHER AT
NENANA TODAY
Well' we can't tell you much
about the weather at Nenana today.
The weather report didn’t come thru
to Nome from there today, so no
definite knowledge is available of
the conditions there.
The weather at Fairbanks was
clear, with a temperature* of fifty
one degrees above at norm today.
Other; points on the tipper Yukon
River were reported to be much the
same.
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