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LUMBER
PAINTS—BRUSHES—GLASS
PLYWOOD—INSULITE
NOME LUMBER CO
SUCCESSORS TO
Boleom-Canal Lumber Company
S. W. TAGGART. MANAGER
A WAY Tfc-PROMOTE BETTER
STREETS WITHOUT COST!
HAVE YOUR COAL, LUMBER, FREIGHT AND
ETC. MOVED WITH THE NOME MOTOR CO.
CATERPILLAR AND IN THAT WAY THE
STREETS WILL BE KEPT FLATTENED OUT
WITHOUT ANY ADDITIONAL COST TO THE
CITY, OTHER THAN THE USUAL DRAYAGE
CHARGE. —Telephone Main 108
NOME MOTOR CO.
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LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
COAL PRICES
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1st
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YARD PRICES
LADYSMITH $25.00
UTAH (NUT OR STOVE) $26.00
PENN. ANTHRACITE $35.00
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DELIVERY $1.00 PER TON
ALL COAL CASH
Anti-Political Bill
Introduced Would
Remove P 0 Dept
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4 — An anti
political bill, under which Farley
would have to resign either as Post
master General or as chairman of
the Democratic Committee, was in
troduced in the senate this morning
by Senator Norris of Nebraska. He
said the bill “is designed to take the
Post Office Department, from top to
bottom, out of the control and dom
ination of partisan politics.”
KOTZEBUE
NEWS
(Special Nugget Correspondence)
Kotzebue, Jan. 30
Mr and Mrs Hugo Eckhardt, well
known fox farmers, have been here
for the past week to have dental
work done. Mr Eckhardt went
back up to his farm but Mrs Eck
hardt is still here having work done.
A dance was given last evening by
Commissioner Jack Dowd in honor
of President Roosevelt’s birthday
for the benefit of the Paralysis suf
ferers. Many attended the dance
and enjoyed it.
Mr Emil Pasteries is still in the
hospital. He expects to get back to
Deering in a few days.
Capt. Neilson was a visitor here
for the past week. ,He returned to
his home on the Kobuk this mom
jing.
Kotzebue, February 1st.
Pilot Chester Brown of the NAT,
arrived here yesterday with Mrs.
Guy Mish and Boris Magids as pas
sengers. Mrs Mish came over from
Nome for a short visit and every
one enjoyed her very much. Mr.
Magids came over from Candle to
attend to some business. Pilot Ches
ter Brown expects to leave on his
return trip today.
ANGELINE DAVIDOVICS.
PUBLIC MEETING
A public meeting will be held
Tuesday night at 8:M P. M. in St
Joseph’s Hall to discuss and vote on
the proposed 8 hoar 8 day bill. The
opinion of the miners of the Second
Division is wanted hy the Second
Division delegation. Regardless of
your opinion be present.
Industrial Workers Alaska Comm.
LOCAL NEWS
Memorial Services for the late
Capt. Fred Jensen were held in the
Federated Church Sunday, and at
tended by many of his friends and
the Pioneers of Alaska Igloo. No. 1,
of which he was a member.
The Polarites are requested to meet
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Whaley at 7:30 p.m. this evening. A
business meeting is being held to
night instead of the regular Wed
nesday night affair which the or
ganization holds at the native gym.
Full attendance requested.
The opening of the new Nevada
ballroom Saturday night under the
auspices of the Nome Athletic Club
proved to be a success in every way.
The dance was attended by a large
crowd who enjoyed the peppy dan
ce music until a late hour. The dan
cing public of Nome now have an
excellent ballroom in which to hold
dances, as the dance floor is the fin
est in Nome.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the Mirow
Air Service arrived at Nome this
morning from Fairbanks, after hav
ing to spend the night at Solomon,
due to adverse weather conditions
yesterday, between that point and
Nome.
As passengers were John Cornwall,
son of Mrs. Chas. Code of the Dream
Theatre, and a charming bride-to-be,
Miss Lenore Peterson of Seattle,
fiancee of Kay Newman, acting man
ager of the Nome Lumber Co., for
merly the Bolcom-Canal Lumber
Co. Miss Peterson and Mr. Newman
it is rumored, are to be married
within the next few days.
Pilot Mirow is to make a retu^i
flight to Fairbanks with passengers
enroute to the States, as soon as
the weather will permit.
Basketball Scores
(By The Associated Press)
SEATTLE, Feb. 4—Saturday bas
ketball scores in conference games
on the Pacific Coast are as follows:
Oregon State 33, Oregon 31.
Gonzaga 40, Washington 57.
Washington S 29, U. of Idaho 30.
St Marys 51. California 58.
Public Meeting To
Be Called 8 Hour
6 Day Week BiU
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ing opinions the meeting is to be
public.
Mr. Mazen stated he had wired to
Candle to hold a public meeting on
the question and was to telephone
to Council for a like meeting there
and have their votes sent to Nome,
so that an opinion could be wired
regarding the majority and minority
vote to Juneau, within five days.
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