School Officially
Accepted By The
Council Meeting
At a special session of th<
Nome City Council this morninj
at 10 A M. the city of Nome ac
cepted the newly constructec
school building, completed todaj
by the Peterman Constructior
Company of Juneau. The counci!
visited the school building anc
looked it over then returned anc
voted to accepted the finished job
NOTE:—All that remains, be
fore the building is ready for oc
cupancy, is the installation of the
new school equipment which cor
tract for transportation to the
building was let today to George
Jones.
As a suggestion, the City Coun
cil would be starting the new
deal off right in Nome, with the
new school edifice, if they would
hold inauguration, christening ex
ercises, or ceremonials in the
new building, before active school
work commences. The public of
Nome is highly interested in the
new building and would be de
lighted at the opportunity of in
spection and observance of the
many new and modern conven
iences included in the construc
tion. We look forward to an ear
ly dedication services of Nome’s
new school building and Civic
Center.
At a special council meeting
held today Geo. Jones, operat
ing the former W. J. Rowe trans
fer teams, was awarded the bid
for the transportation of the new
school supplies, about 90 tons of
equipment, from the dock to the
new school building. His bid was
$1.20 per ton. Other bids were
Nome Motor Compayn $1.50 per
ton and Geo. Marshal $1.30 per
ton. Only three bids were receiv
ed.
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Temperature Is
Up Down Todoy
NEW YORK, Sept. 24, — The
; market ran a slight temperature
today over the foreign situation,
but felt better later, and an as
sortment of issues came back to
normal.
Net gains were a fraction more
than two. Profit taking kept a
number of leaders well in the
background. The pace was slow
during the afternoon. Transfers
were one million, one hundred
and fifty thousand.
OGDEN, Utah, Sept. 24, —
When a kitten at the home of
Douglas Brian fell into a ditch
full of water, Snicky, a six week
old bulldog jumped, in seized the
animal by the neck and dragged
it to safety.
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Farm Waste
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BURNHAMTHORPE, Ont. Sept.
24, —Half the labor of cutting a
field of grain will be done away
with, if the automatic “stooker”,
manufactured by Henry Smith, 82
i year old Toronto inventor, com
es up to expectations.
He was putting the final touch
es recently on his apparatus in
I this community, five miles west
of Toronto. The apparatus is de
! signed to catch seven or eight
sheaves of grain as they come
from the binder and “stook” or
pile them neatly against one an
other.
He says the machine will hand
le the grain too short to be pro
perly bound, by carrying it along
to be piled up at intervals in
stead of being wasted.
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Airplane News
Nome Airport
The PAA El-ectra was again
postponed today because of the
strong head winds encountered
on the flight from Juneau to
Fairbanks, which resulted in the
plane arriving at the interior city
at a late hour today. Weather
permitting, the plane will come
to Nome tomorrow. It is under
stood there are three passengers
aboard enroute to Nome.
Pilot Dodson of the Northern
Air Transport returned last ev
ening from a flight to Egavik in
the pontoon plane with Alfred J.
Lumen, Jack Anderson and Joe
Harnish, who left here yesterday
to check up on the whereabouts
of the tug Nohalico and barge,
which had not been reported for 1
some hours.
It later developed, said Mr. Lo
men, that the tug had experienc
ed an engine breakdown be
tween Cape Denby and Cape
Darby near Golovin, enroute from
Golovin to Egavik to load rein
deer aboard the S.S. Mount Mc
Kinley. The tug was out of com
mission for about six hours,
while Captain Teddy Read and
crew repaired the blown-out gas
ket, and by the time the plane
arrived at Egavik had been load
ing for about an hour.
Makes Purchase
The purchase of the business
and beauty shop equipment of
Mrs. Lundquist by the Phyllis
Beauty Shoppe was declared com
pleted today.
The announcement of the ac- >
^uisition of the equipment and j
supplies of Mrs. Lundquist, and,1
that plans for an expansion of S
ousmess were pending, was made
[ate today by the Phyllis Beauty
Shoppe.
Mrs. Lundquist declared she
had retired from business in
Nome and was leaving on the:
last sailing of the Victoria from
here, for the States.
Convention Ended
(By The Associated Press)
CLEVELAND, Sept. 24, — With
a rising shout and parade of stan
dards of every legion department
the American Legion unanimous
ly elected Harry W. Colmery of
Topeka, National Commander by
acclamation, and adopted resolu
tions demanding that the coun
try seek a course of strict neutral
ity in international affairs.
The convention adjourned to
meet again in New York City
next year.
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