An Auto Accident
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The young daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Donald J. Lyle was injured
this noon in an automobile acci-•
dent which took place at the cor
ner of Hunter Way and First'
Avenue when the car in which
she was riding with her father,
collided with the Bon Marche de
livery truck driven by Norman
Rolando.
As reported, the accident occur
red while the Lyle car was trav
eling south along Hunter Way,
and the delivery truck was com
ing East along 1st Ave. Due to
the sun shining directly in the
eyes of the Lyle car, it was under
stood, the driver was unable to
see the approach of the truck un
til th y met in a collision in the
middle of the intersection. Both
ears sustained injuries to their
front ends and the truck was
hit in about the middle, said the
reports.
The young Lyle child received
a bad slash on the chin from brok
en glass, and it was necessary to
take two or three stitches said
Dr. Morcom. The child is being
taken care of at home.
Reports declared that neither
car was traveling at an excess
rate of spe d, and that the acci
dent appeared due to sunshine in
the eyes of the driver.
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Assayer& Bride
Obtain License
For Marriage
That energetic Department of
Mines Assayer at Nome, Aben
Shallitt and Miss Grace Eliza
beth Bradshaw, are reported to
have secured a marriage license
yesterday and are contemplating
matrimony.
Without assaying the deposits
of News, it was impossible to say
definitely at the time of going to
press wihefher the ceremony had
taken place, although it was re
liably reported the marriage
would be solemnized today.
Miss Bradshaw, who returned
on the Baranof from Seattle the
other day, was formerly connect
ed with the staff of the Maynard
Columbus Hospital.
3 HUNTERS FINED
CORDOVA, (A*)—Three hunters
were fined here recently, John
Goeres, trail worker for the for
est service, was fined $100 for
violation of deer hunting laws
and Aired Lian and Clarence
Bechtel each, were fined $75 for
two violations of duck hunting
regulations.
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Lieutenant Arrives
ANCHORAGE,!/P)—-Signal corps
stations in western Alaska have
a new commander with the re
cent arrival of Lieutenant Fran
cis F. Uhrhane, who took over
the duties of Sergeant Philip
Reed, here.
SARDINE SEINER FOUNDERS.
SAN FRANCISCO. (JP)—‘The
sardine purse seiner Eight Broth
ers sank in Bodega Bay, 40 miles
north of the Golden Gate. The
boat’s crew of ten was saved by
another fishing boat.
COWBOYS STRIKE FOR BEER
MELROSE, Mont. (/P)—It was
, hot and dusty in the Streb ranch
'corral and the cowboys were
i thirsty.
Somebody suggested a barrel of
beer and said it was his opinion
that the neighboring rancher
would “set up the house.’’
But it was a long drive to town
and the rancher said he reckoned
the gentlemen of sun and saddle
leather would have to get along
writh just plain water.
And so was bom the first sit
down strike of rangeland. It last
ed an hour while mediators med
iated but in the end the cowboys
gained only an hour's loaf and
went back to work thirsty as
ever.
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Airplane News
Pilot Sig Wien of the WAA flew
to Hycock, Taylor and Candle to
day returning with one passen
ger. On another trip he took
Jack and Dick Hoogendorn to
Candle.
Pilot John Cross of the North
ern Cross Airways arrived in
Nome today with Gus Sundquist
and one other. He is returning
north tomorrow.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the MAS
is due to arrive at Nome from
Fairbanks with mail about five
or six pm tonight, after flying
from Anchorage to Fairbanks
this morning.
Pilot Herman of the MAS re
turned to Nome with Ray Venn
ing. Geo. Anderson, A1 Pierson
and Wayne Burke from Council
today.
Pilot JefTerd of the MAS re
turned to Nome today from Coun
cil with Hugh Pierson, wife and
son Donald from Council. He
made another flight to Council
and is bringing in a three-man
crew of the Carter Glass com
pany.
Pilot Herman of the MAS flew
to Council and is returning with
three men from the Council
Dredging Co.
McFadden Dead
A letter received recently by
U. S. Marshal Thos. Gaffney from
Eiler Hansen, Superintendent of
the Pioneers Home at Sitka, car
ried the news of the death of
Chats. McFadden, former Nomeite
who left heTe this spring for Sit
ka.
Death occurred October 5th at
the Home, said the letter, and bur
ial was to take place at the Pio
neer's Cemetery tihe next day.
During the summer “Mac” left
the Home and wenit to Sitka for
a time, but this fall, again return
ed ito Sitka. He will be remem
bered by many old timers at the
operator of the City Bath House
some years ago.
CHAS. CAVEY
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Carrying an Assortment
of Fine Liquors, Win
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BERING SEA ROUTE—1937
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