The Nome Amusement Co.
OFFERS THE PEOPLE OF NOME
Skating—SUNDAYS ONLY—2-4 4-6 7-9 9-11
PUBLIC DANCE—Every Wed. Night Adm. $1.
DANCE—Whites Only—Every Sat. Night—
(Unless Advertised Otherwise)—Adm. $1.
“LET’S MAKE THIS WINTER A GAY ONE”
NORTH POLE
Bakery & Restaurant
E. G. DAVIS
We Excell In Bakery Goods Of All Kinds.
Popularly Known For Service An‘d Good Food.
SPECIAL
A Wood and Coal Range, Slightly Damaged in
Shipment—For Sale at a Substantial Reduction.
LARRY GALVIN
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The Nome Daily Nugget
Read by People in Everv Town,
Village and Hamlet in the
Second Division.
IT GETS RESULTS
Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilot Murray Stuart of the PAA
hopped off this morning with
mail for Fairbanks, in the Paci
fic Alaska Airways Pilgrim plane
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mir
ow Air Service hopped off this
morning in the Lockheed Vega
plane with Isadore Fix, Mrs. Ed
na Christofferson, John Linke,
Lynn Parker, Dewey Richards,
as passengers. Pilot Mirow is to
return to Nome tomorrow, and
prepare for another scheduled
flight to Fairbanks next Monday.
The passengers today will con
nect with the Pollack Air Service
and fly to Skagway tomorrow,
weather permitting.
Pilot Maurice King of the Fer
guson Airways made a flight for
the Mirow Air Service today to
the Kougarok to bring back Otto
Worm and Miss. Leike, govern
ment nurse from Hot Springs.
Pilot John Cross of the Wien
Alaska Airlines hopped off this
morning for Walker Lake, mid
w'ay between Shungnak and Bet
ties on the Koyukuk River, with
a load of mining equipment and
C. V. Poorman and A. G. Malde
as passengers. He expects to re
turn in about two days.
NEWS ITEMS
The Nome Daily Nugget is in
receipt of the following item of
news conveyed on a birth card,
received on yesterday’s mail from
Tacoma, where Wilfrid Neily, a
former Nome boy now resides:
“Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Neily Jr.”
“Because we are the proud par
ents of a Baby who arrived Nov.
19th, 1936, we’ve named him
Bernard Wilfrid Neily III.
Tommy Christiansen who spent
the summer with M. A. Domin
goes developing their tin mining
properties in the York section,
and who returned to Nome for
the winter, is convalescing at his
home from a severe attack of
tonsilitis. His many friends are
hoping to see him about soon.
Judge J. H. S. Morison of the
District Court of the Second Di
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virion, has been confined to his
home for the past few days by
illness, and is reported to be
on the mend and wiil be about
soon.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends
for their help during the illness
and death of our husband and
son-in-law.
MRS. ANNA SEGUAK,
Mrs. BESSIE TOPKUK.
Chamber Talks
Valdez On Tax i
On Production
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impractical and oppressive. The
tax of one dollar an ounce would
only be exploiting the miner, &
he is the salvation of Alaska. We
should encourage the miner, in
stead of adding to his burden.
C. J. Todd was in favor of such
a tax, while George Fawcett arg
ued against it. Judge Hellenthal
felt that the tax, if imposed at
all, should have been put on
when the price of gold was rais
ed, and it would not have been
noticed. Mr. Fawcett believed j
owners of mining property held j
for speculation should be taxed; j
but Judge Hellenthal said it i
would cost too much to collect it. i
Mr. Hiarrais said that now the
committee had reported, that an
amendntent be suggested, as it
would probably come up before
the Legislature. He said all oth
er businesses were taxed, the
residence along with the shanty,
and he believed there should be
no discrimination shown, no mat
ter how small the taxpayer, he
should bear his share.
He would amend the original
resolution by substituting the
sum of 50 cents an ounce instead
of $1 an ounce. He said the out
put of gold this year in Alaska
is over $10,000,000. He would
strike out the property tax, and
base his resolution on what Can
ada has done.
President Kelsey suggested
that it might be well to get a
oopy of the Canadian law before
deciding the matter, and a mo
tion was made and carried to
carry the matter over until cop
ies of the proposed law are re
ceived.
Judge Hellenthal added that if
the miners were taxed for road
building, the government would
give that much less.
D. S. Beals and J. M. Elmer
were the only visitors at Tues
day’s luncheon, which was held
at Louie’s Cafe.—Valdez Miner.
Two-thirds of all the deaths
from tuberculosis occur before
the age of 45.
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“Sanitary Service”
For Years Your Old Stand
By. Always at Your
Service.
Ed Bergstrom—Eric Nelson
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Dream Theatre
TONIGHT '
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
“TRUMPET BLOWS”
WITH
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GEORGE RAFT, FRANCIS DRAKE,
ADOLPH MENJOU
A Picture of Bull Fighting in Colorful Spain
ALSO
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CHAPTER 2
“RUSTLERS OF RED DOG”
AND
“BUNNIES & BONNETS— A Krazy Kat
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ONE SHOW 7:30 PM
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
FUEL OIL BURNING
DUO—THERM COOKING RANGES
AND
CIRCULATING HEATERS
LANG DE LUXH OIL FLAME RANGES
COAL AND WOOD CONVERT ABLE
JOHN LICHTENBERG
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YOUR GIFT LIST
Is your gift list made yet? If not,
you should not lose a moment’s time
in doing so!
LET US ASSIST YOU
Our gift display is developing daily.
A glance around our store will help
tremendously.
TOYS
Our Display of Toys Will Be Ready
Monday, December 7th.
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