NOME TO BE TERDIAL
TWO STAR AIR ROUTES
CARRYING THE U S MAIL
Continued Frew Page One)
firids at Munirak and Dillingham,
Tb)* is a long time development program plan, and
l-rcjegate Anthony J Dirw/nd stated he was confident of
“ favorable a/tion but said that It would not mean regular
airmail for the Territory, i/ut the carrying of all first claa*
tiu>ll by air </ri contract basis,
'Hie program also asked for five new Weather Bureau,
ill Alaska, although the site* were not designated.
Return Control Fur* and Game to Territory
The Delegate furtiier stated that he would introduce
S< gisbition h/ return the control of fug* and game to the
Territorial legislature, unless an agreement can be reached
with the Interior Department,
He stated that he would Introduce no bills on mines or
mi/ting this session, as without the Department backing “it
would 'fat useless/1 He said be would again attempt Ur
hr»ve the federal government relinquish the control of the
Fisheries industry to the Territory Another measure pro
yawed would *Urp the catching of herring for oil purposes
The bill would provide for a twenty percent reduction on
the amount of herring taken for such purpose* over a period
of five years.
Newspaper advertisements tell where Ur buy quality
mendiendiae for less money.
People flke Ur trade where their money get* the best
results, That la why they read tin* ads,
Newspaper advertisements are convenient and are
time savers for the busy shoppers.
OPENING
ARCTIC bekr parlor
ANI) CARD ROOM
?Between Pioneer Drug Store And Dream Theatre
Jiirk Solomon, Prop.
LOCAL MEWS
I..." -L.UUBUI1XL.-S_—-JHP
Mol Ham throw <4 the tt A 9,
anoriwf to word received today,
arrived Fartadw Monday from this
edy, idler stopping at KaHag with
a wtmmmt tit expects to **4,lf*
ha return flight tomorrow wp
Ir, the oflfcoe of the United States
CommhUMMr, C C. Tanner, Miae
Martha Gabriel and Bay Monro*
were united in the bonds of raatri
bony last evening. District Attorney
'/Titrill and Mrs Ralph KitzmuBer
were wjtnetee*
_ r
Pilot Chester Brown of the North
ern Air Transport who returned yea
terday from Ruby with a capacity
i//sd of express, after flying a pass
enger from Ruby to Nulato, took rdf
tins morning for Deering, Candle,
and Kotzebue, A native was a pass
enger nprih, and two passengers are
due to return with pilot Brown.
Pilot Robbins of the Pacific Al
aska Airway* took off this morning
in the Fleets ter plane on hi* return
flight to Fairbanks, with the U. S,
Mail. Coming this way yesterday,
tlie mail plane picked up Bert Mc
Carthy at Colovin and transported
him to Nome. According to avail
able information another PAA plane
i* due today with the latest mail.
Mr*. Pete Bloomberg, wife of Pete
Bloomberg, well-know Nomeite, pass
ed away in the Maynard-Columbus
Hospital about 4:00 o’clock this
morning. Mr*. Bloomberg had been
suffering for some time past, and
was removed from her home to the
hoNpitai lost Tuesday, where death
came early this morning. Both Mr.
and Mrs. Bloomberg were well
known sourdough* from the early
day* of Nome and at one time lived
for a while in the Kougarok. A*
yet funeral arrangements have not
been decided upon.
Mubeerlbe For The Nome Dally
Nuggst—12.00 Month By Carrier
V,
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
COAL
LADYSMITH $22.50
UTAH STOVE $23.50
PA. ANTHRACITE $35.00
IN THE YARD
PUT IN YOUR WINTER
COAL SUPPLY NOW
FUEL OIL
(27 GRAVITY)
FORYOUROILBURNER
A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT
* 1 r
GFTY COUNCIL
LAST EVENING
•By fcveOad »d mate tborougbfsr
<s widened atnd placed to condition
tor wtar/iMk traffic. Be pointed
to the fact that although numerous
!
car owner* at present are not driv
ing their cars, but that if the street*
were kept open and bittiness “pep
ped" up they would be among the
first to again use their cars.
Councilman Balsiger of the Streets
Committee was of a dissenting opin
kw, as was also Councilman Poison,
when the economy of keeping the
streets open for motor equpiment
was discussed. Councilman Polet
and Seidenverg expressed themselves
that caterpillar equipment, in their
opinions, would take care of such
work economically.
Mayor Swartz requested Council
man Alvin Polet to bring before the
next meeting cost figures on cater
pillar equipment, operation, depre
ciation and etc., in comparison to
horse team equipment. Councilman
Polet stated that the work of cater
pillars this winter should be closely
observed and results marked, as be
believed that Use discussion of fut
ure fire equipment would again be
brought before the attention of the
council in the near future.
It was the general opinion of
the council was that such an ob
servance be cheeked from now onrr
The question ot the new school
building for Nome was brought up
and discussed. A motion was pass
ed declaring that a resolution be
drawn up and sent to the Second
Division delegation at Juneau, re
questing their support and endeav
ors toward obtaining IZSJM from
the Territory to aid in the construc
tion of the new building
M. J. Walsh, who is the delegate
of the Second Division to the Terri
torial Board of Education, asked
leave of absence for 39 days from
his duties as City Clerk, to attend
meetings of the Board in Juneau,
commencing Feb. S. His request was
granted.
Councilman Hagen who is a rep
resentative of the council on the
Chamber of Commerce Committee
composed of Supt. Bloom of the Pub
lie School and Thos. D. Jensen, re
ported to the city council concern
ing the shipment of books received
on the last boat. He stated there
were 2,000 volumes approximately
and that some place was being dis
cussed for a reading room and a cir
culating library installed with a lib
rarian, in charge. Councilman Polet
and Seidenverg were appointed on a
committee to work with the Cham
ber committee in the selection of a
suitable place where the books may
be placed before the public.
No further business of Importance
coming before the meeting, the Coun
cii adjourned to meet again January
28th.
DOOLITTLE SETS
A FAST RECORD
(By The Associated Press)
NEWARK, N. J., Jan. 15, Major
“Jimmy" Doolittle, formerly of Nome
established a new trans-eon tinenW
speed record for transport planes,
when he arrived at Floyd Bennet
Field New York, 11 hours and 59
minutes after his take-off from Los
Angeles.
Eddie Rickenbacher who held the
record previously, made the same
flight in IS hours, three minutes and
50 seconds.
rn" i .1 ... IL II IT .1BUA"JK5SMUL.
DR. REX F. SWARTZ
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OSes Bean 1-4 I. M.
Near LeeeteA la
TONIGHT
TWO SHOWS _7:15 AND 9 P.M.
Dream Theatre
MARIE DRESSLER
AND
POLLY MORAN
IN
“POLITICS”
BE PREPARED TO LAUGH TILL
YOUR SIDES ACHE
ALSO
“A HOT SPOr-A Taxi Boys Comedy
AND
“ICELAND LAND OF VIKINGS”
TWO SHOWS * 7:15 AND 9 P.M.
ADULTS 7Sets (Tax Included) CHILDREN 25cts
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AIRPLANE MERCHANDISE
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