Airplanes Flying
Into Or Out Of
The City Of Nome
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mi
row Air Service took off to
day for Candle with a load of
freight and from there is sch
eduled for a flight to Fair
banks with a capacity load of
passengers. Percy A Robbins
and daughter Jane Robbins,
withhis son Jim Robbins and
wife and two children were
passengers aboard the air
plane. A wire late today stat
d that Pilot Mirow arrived
at Fairbanks early this after
noon.
Pilot Whaley flying for the
Mirow Air Service is sched
uled for a flight tomorrow to
Kotzebue with freight and
passengers and is to bring
others to Nome.
Pilots Wien and Lynn of the
Northern Air Transport hop
ped off again this morning for
Golovin where they will pick
up capacity loads of freight
for Koyuk. From Koyuk they
will proceed to Candle and
Pilot Wien will take off from
there for Fairbanks, Pilot
Lynn returning to Nome.
Returning to Nome the oth
er day with the Lockheed
Vga plane of the Mirow Air
Service were Pete Lieseth,
Fred Wienart, Fritz Wienart
Chas V Olson Orlan Swanson.
Gus Sundquist.
OUTSTANDING IN DEPENDABILITY
N. A. T.
AN ACHIEVEMENT IN SAFETY !
N. A. T. Has Flown Over a Million Miles—Carried j
Over 5,000 Passengers, without Single Injury to
Passengers or Personnel. A Safety Record Un
surpassed in the History of Alaska Air Transport
Operation.
FAIRBANKS NOME ALASKA
Pilots Wien and Lynn of
the Northern Air Transport
returned last night from Can
die with Elmer Anderson, H.
Gustaffson, Harry Larsen,
Bert Conway, J B Larsen and
A J Bast.
Marine News
The S S Northwind under
charter to the Arctic Trans
port Co., was due to arrive
Nome from Teller and then
depart again for Golovin and
Egavik where it will load a
cargo of reindeer for trans
portation to the States. When
the vessel is expected to re
turn to Nome from down the
coast and sail for Seattle is
not definitely known at this
time.
The S S Dellwood of the Al
I wish to thank the residents
of Nome for their courtesy and pat
ronage extended to me.
GALVIN, The Tailor
3 DOORS E. LINCOLN HOTEL
aska Line arrived at Nome
this morning from Teller af
ter discharging much cargo
at that point. Linder present
instructions the vessel will
not sail from Nome for Seat
tle until Tuesday, October 22
according to local agent Jas.
P. Daly.
Turner-Maynard
Engagement An
r r
nounced Thurs.
At a dinner last evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs Jos
eph Wallace, attended by the
families and immediate rela
tives, Mrs. Katheryn Turner
announced the engagement of
her daughter Miss Phyllis
Turner to Mr. Russell May
nard. son of Mr. and Mrs Geo.
S. Maynard, of The Nome
Daily Nugget.
Miss Turner is the proprie
tor of the Turner Beauty
Shoppe, and with her mother
Mrs. Turner first chme to
Nome two years ago. Russell
Maynard has been associated
with his father in the publi
cation of the newspaper for
the past number of years. No
date for the wedding was an
nouneed at this time._
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
Jungle Meat Is
Cause Of \ oung
Mail Going Jail
fBy The Associated Press)
PARIS, Oct. 18—"Lion steak
to make you brave!” was the
slogan that gained Hippolyte
Rosse a $25,000 income and
two years in jail.
A blond, bearded young man
who looks more like a Viking)
than a jobber in canned lion
meat, Rosse was convicted of
swindling.
Too much imagination caus
ed his downfall. First he or
ganized the General Canning
Company of the Upper Volga
and French West Africa to
exploit jungle meat that
would instill courage in the
most timid breast.
Lions, he explained,were his
most promising article but
buffaloes also were to be trap
ped and canned.
By organizing a stock com
pany and selling shares to
trusting victims who did not
ask whether jungle beasts
roamed the upper Volga. Ros
se was able to live in style on
$25,000 a year. A corps of big
game hunters hired to hunt
the lions had to put up bonds
as guarantee of their hones
ty. Rosse even made his jani
tor head of the packing de
partment, but not before the
janitor invested $5000.
Rosse started two other com
panies that attracted many
victims. One was a big game
shooting enterprise. Preserv
es were to be acquired in the
Congo and stocked with
wild beasts and subscribers
were to shoot from safe shel
ters. While awaiting trial he
had another bright idea. It
was a magic potion to deter
mine the sex of an unborn
baby. The prosecution said
the “magic potion” was noth
ing but water.
For Sale—Large size soft
coal heater and iron bed
stead with spring and matt
ress. Inquire at Nugget
Have The Nome Daily Nug
get sent to your Outside ad
dress this winter and get the
News and stories of develop
ment of Seward Peninsula.
Subscribe For The Nome Daily
Nugget—$2.00 Month By Carrier
Miss Phyllis Turner
Beauty Parlor Operator
SeifTert Flats
Telephone For Appointments
DR. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Hours 1—3 P. M.
Now Located In
Office Indian AfTs. Bldg.
Nome, Alaska.
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Dream Theatre
T 0 N IG H T
ONE SHOW 7:30 P. M.
44 BROADWAY
TO HOLLYWOOD ”
WITH
ALICE BRADY
FRANK MORGAN
MADGE EVANS
JACKIE COOPER
EDDIE QUILLAN
MICKEY ROONEY
ALSO
“ARABIAN TIGHTS ’—With Charley Chase
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LARGEST EXCLUSIVE HARDWARE
STORE ON SEWARD PENINSULA
Mining and Dredging Supplies
Agents For Lang Stoves and Ranges
Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Paper, Etc.
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HARDWARE—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TAKE A SOUVENIR
TO YOUR FRIENDS
OR
SPECULATE A LITTLE
The Investment Is Small—hut you
will be helping the country.
Many Native Families Live on This
You Owe It To Them
- DO YOUR BIT —
We give them food and clothing only for their
work in exchange. In this manner their winter
supply is assured.
Our assortment this year is of better workman
ship and more varied than ever before.
The assortment consists of Ivory boats, cribbage
boards, dog teams, paper weights, pen holders,
paper knives, small animals, candle sticks, salt
and pepper skaker sets, pickle forks, and butter
spreaders, also beautiful beads and bracelets.
Native Slippers, all sizes for adults and child
ren, in soft or hard soles.
Reindeer and Seal Mukluks, ankle and leg sty
les, some very fancy numbers
A REASONABLE DISCOUNT WILL BE GIVEN
IN LARGE PURCHASES.
-POLET’S