Passenger List
Arctic Cruisers
(Continued From Page One)
Mrs. Cress P. Hale
Y Richard Chas. Hitchen
Miss Viola A. Jacobs
Dr. A. M. Kepitan
Mrs. A. M. Kepitan
Edith Kraeft
Dora B. Lantrip
Miss Margaret Layton
Nye McLaury
iWm. McLaury
Lee D. Meyers
Mrs. Lee D. Meyers
Chas. I. North
Chester Oathout
Mrs. Chester Oathout
Joseph O'Gorman
Frank R. Pierce
Clyde Quick
Mrs. Emily G. Serm
Master A. E. Senn
■Miss A M Siller
Miss Sibyl K. Stone
Miss Dorothy Schwartz
Miss Rita Seneker
Wm. Smith
^ Mrs Ethel Smith
Miss Julia Twarowski
Miss Marjorie Van Horne
Emma Louis Weinberg
Ted M. White
Mrs. Ted M. White
B3vne Wilson
Bennie Wilson
Miss Florence Wilcox
Miss Sarah H. Young.
“ SOl’RDO U G H ”
Letter Heads & Envelopes
For Sale At The Nome
Daily Nugget.
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Entertainment Sponsored by the
Northwestern Alaska Chamber of Commerce.
Nome. Alaska,
Monday, July 12, 1937.
10:00 A. M.—Visit tc the U. S. Smelting. Refining &
Mining Company dredges.
1:30 P. M.—Native sports and dances—at the U. S
Office of Indian Affairs school building.
Exhibit }f Native arts and crafts, etc —
at the U. S. Office of Indian Affairs school
building.
9:00 P. M.—Welcome dance for the Arctic Cruisers
at the Nome Public School Auditorium.
Passengers Nome
& Other Points
A E Becker
Mrs. A E Becker
Mrs. J D Harlan
W A Castleton
Miss Enley
L B. Fitch
Jack Costello
J E Ketchison
Thomas Gaffney
S D Mazen
Hugh O’Farrell
Ruby O'Farrell
Mrs. John Hurley
Victor Stolts
D H King and wife
M: s Nick Spagnola
Myrtle Kreinbring
Mrs Cunner
A Mattson
K Drange
Mattey Porter
Mrs. L Shutt
Ray Copeland
Martin Foley
J M King
B W Neily Jr.
Steve Pederson
C F Rice
Frank Rice
Marvin Robinson
Mischa Robinson
T K Thompson
For St. Michael
Rev. B F Carlson
Rev Gust E. Johnson
Passengers To
Golovin, Teller
For Golovin
Mr- Chase Folger
\V S McCarty
D R Roberts
For Teller
V P Dickson, wife and child
Marvin Crister
Virgil E. Cumbo
Bf. Overbaugh
\ F. Smith
.T K Valentine
O". II. Wessels
Fiirhling Breaks
Out Once More
fpv The Associated Press)
HSINGKING, July 10, - Jap
ane-e nd Manchoukuoan force*
faced ng Soviet military con
tingents three points along the
M: :.ch a .-Siberian border, in what
appeared to be a general renew
al of t rder flighting, despite the
peace agreement reached between
Japanese Ambassador Mamoru
Shigemitsu. and Soviet Foreign
Minister Martin LitvinofT, in Mm
cow last week.
M. S. METEOR
Frank P. Williams, Operator.
I caving Kotzebue July 12,
Due Nome July 14.
Fnroute to St. Michael and Way
Ports, with 11. S. mail, Passengers
and freight.
I omen Commercial Co. Agents
Nome, Alaska.
.THE SOURDOUGH ROADHOUSE.
"NELLIE THE PIG, ' Entertainer "HARRY THE WHALE", Prop. "SHOOKUM JIM", Official Bouncer
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* HOUSE RUES *
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* Members must never re- *
* fuse o drink, but must *
* never treat. *
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* Don't worry ..: paj ng *
* vour b: 11: the house is sup- *
* ported by its feundat: r.s. *
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* Guests wishing *o get up *
* without being called v. ..i *
* be served self-raising flour *
* for supper. *
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* If the candle goes out taKe *
* a feather from the pillow *
* —that’s light enough lor *
* any room. *
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* The hotel is convenient to *
* the cemeteries: dog team *
* hearses for hire. *
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* Every known fluid—water *
* excepted—for sale at bar. *
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* Once a member, always a *
* Life Member. *
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* Members in good standing *
* must elevate themselves *
* above work of all kinds. *
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* Guests requested not to *
* flirt with the dumb waiter *
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* Dogs are not allowed in *
* our bunks. *
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* Spiked boots must be re- *
* moved when retiring. *
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* Candles and hot water are *
* furnished extra. *
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* Not responsible for pokes, *
* diamonds, bootleg liquor *
* or other valuables kept *
* under pillows—they should *
* be deposited in the safe *
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“SOURDOUGH ALASKAN”
Ill SQUAWFOBIA ST. & ICECICLE AVE
Best Igloo North of 53 Deg. Dogs Bought and Sold
Rates: 1 (New Deal) ounce Gold Dust Per Day
Special Rates for Sky Pilots, Gamblers, Bootleggers.
Private Entrance for Ladies by Ladder at The Rear
Headquarters for Racketeers. Insect Powder for Sale
“Our Constitution is Fine: how is Your’s?”
Nome. Alaska, ...193.
Get Your “Sourdough” Letter Heads & Envelopes
At Nome Daily Nugget Office 25 cents doz
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THE KOBUK MAIDEN"
“THE PROSPECTOR” J
T ^ n r i« just a mas
querade! from plots
to perfumes — it's Inn >
to deceive. Wearing \
Bouquet l.entlieric is )
as tantalising as a '
masque at a ball. >
: i' ATI! Fit ICS i|,i\time fragranee*—1 weed, Mirar le. and i
J Gardenia <le Tahiti nre-ented in a clever, colorful “Hal !
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^ W,e-i|ur'" guise, as intriguing as the fragrances themselves. j
NOME drk; store
Lent he tic Distributors
F L Y W I T II
PACIFIC ALASKA AIRWAYS INC.
Summer Schedule:
NOME TO FAIRBANKS-WED. P. M.
FAIRBANKS TO JUNEAU-TIIURS. Sc SUN. A. M.
Radio-Equipped Lockheed Eiectras
SEATTLE NOW WITHIN FIVE DAYS TRAVELING
TIME OF NOME
Tim .—.—-- -
Northern Light «Jv Lower Co.
AND
Alaska Telephone Te legraph Co.
Second Avenue and Lane's Way
LIGHT, POWER AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE SERVICE
THE BOARD OF TRADE
NEW LOCATION
(Opposite The Dream Theatre)
LINCOLN HOTEL
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HOT AND COLD RUNNING WATER
BEER PARLOR IN CONNECTION
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MATERIAL STOCKED : SHAFTING. STEEL. BRONZE,
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Prompt Attention to Local and Out of Town Work
Telephone Black 110
NOME MACHINE SHOP
W. L. SLACK AND SON, PROPRIETORS
SPECIALIZING IN
PERMANENT
WAVES. ^
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Permanent Waves
FACIALS, FINGER WAVES,
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Violet Ray Treatments
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