ALASKA S. H. <X>. .SCHEDULES
FOR BERING SEA
1033.
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Alaska Steamship Company 1933
Bailing schedules from Seattle for
Bering Sea are as follows:
S. S. Victoria sails June Second,
July Sixth, September Sixth, Octo
ber Sixth; and S- S. Deriblay sails
on June First, August 12,th; both
steamers calling-at Nome, Golovin
and St. Michael, The SS Derblay
a}so calling at Teller and Kotze
bue Sound.
In view oT present economic
conditions the company announces
a reduction of rates on two basic
« mmodities, coal and oil. including
gasoline and diesel oil.. The new
sacked coal rate from Seattle to
the anchorage at Nome, Golovin
and St. Michael is five dollars per
ton in carload lots, and Nine dol
lar* per ton for loss than carload
lots. Rate on petroleum oil will
toe Seven dollars fifty cents per
ton on carloads, and ten dollars
per ton for less than carload lots.
ALASKA S. S. COMPANY,
.» JAMES DALY. Agent
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NOME MINING BUREAU
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The Northwestern Alaska Cham
ber of Commerce has organized a
mining bureau in connection with
the Chamber, for the purpose ot
^HPUpbling information on undevel
sre»«r. mining wNorth
westem Alaska:, with a view of
bringing together the mine own-!
era and possible investors.
Mr. M. J. Walsh will act as
Secretary of the Mining Bureau.
Owners of undeveloped mining
properties are invited to file with
the Bureau information relative
to their properties. This may be
done by calling peeomally at tbe
office of, Mr. Wlalsh in the City
Hall, or by letter addressed to
-him.
This Bureau has been organized
for the reason that the Chamber
has received numerous communi
cations in the past inquiring for
Information relative to mining
properties in this vicinity. ' By
gfatherlng the necessary data rela
tive to anch properties it can
readily be made available to pros
pective investors. All mine own
ers are invited to cooperate.
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Nome, Alaska
DR. L. W. FROMM
Dnmn
Opposite Mom Rand
PhoM Mala 1
CHURCH NOTES
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federated church
Rev, F « Forrester
Sunday school at 11 a.m.
Evening worship at 7:40 pm.
Organ Music.
Worship Theme: “God in the
Hearts of the People".
Solo- Mrs. Luther Dunbar
Sermon: “Mountain-like Men’’
Lincoln! The Man of the People
"When a ‘true-born king of men’
arises—one ‘who can’, yet who us
es his powers only for the com
mon good, the people refuse to be
lieve that he can die,” says Rev.
Edward - Talladge Root in the
“Christian Century Pulpit’’. “Lin
coln is a son of our democracy,
the first Aiiiericffn. vSTo other land
could have produced him. No oth
er people can fulfy understand him.
No other statesman ever compre
hended so fully our problems and
ideals. And today when democracy
throughout the world Is in dan
ger, when America dallies with,
temptation to forget her mission
and imitate the sordid empires of
the past, our hearts instinctively cry
out: “Oh, that Abraham Lincoln
were living”! That he might re
buke the warship of wealth; de
clare again that fill men axe equal
in their rights; assert the prim
acy of labor; complete the temper
ance, revolution, and give inspira
tion for all reforms by' a unifying
fafth in God.’’^ , 1
The sermon at Nome Federated
church tomorrow night will deal
with some* of the characteristics of
the great Lincoln and other “Moun
tain-like men”. Robert Baldwin
will play a ten minute organ re
cital at the opening of the ser
vice and Mrs. Luther Dunbar will
sing.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. Father Edward Bndde
Masses at 9 and 11 ajn.
Sunday 8chool at 2 p.m.
Evening services at 7:30.
M. ■. CHURCH
W. F. BiJdwIa, Pastor.
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11 A. M. Morning Worship snd
Sabbath School. -«•
7 P. M. Bvenisg Worship.
Anyone receiving news of friends
or others returning to Nome at
any time, the Nugget would appre
ciate an opportunity of making
local mention of same.
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Advances will be made jaa usual when re
quested. Transferred by telegraph if I
desired. I_ _1
The SEATTLE PUR EXCHANGE
1008 Western Avenue Beattie. U.S.A.
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A COMMUNICATION
TO THE PEOPLE OF . NOME:
Lear Friends;
Again K wish to thank you one
and all, for your kind expressions
of sympathy of offer; of help dur
ing my berievement in the loss of
my dear, beloved yrife, Mary Cath
erine Plein, my chbm for 31 years.
If 1 could have' been worthy of
her I should have been a much
better man. I am a better man
for having met her. She was a
woman of sterling character, bon
eat, fearless, and dependable in all
crises, never thinking of herself,
and in an emergency would go
anywhere, anytime, to help those
less fortunate than herself
She leaves two sisters and two
brothers, many nieces and neph
ews in St. Louis, Missouri, and an
adopted daughter in Baltimore.
Maryland, to mourn her loss. .
Upon returning here after vis
iting Nome by plane she said that
it was one of. the brightest spots
in her life, though at the time
she knew It would not be much
longer. Nevertheless, she was t>’
ways cheerful and smiling, and
said she had had a long and happy
life, and was not afraid to go.
She had one virtue of commend
able nature a trust in a merciful
God, and when she passed away,
it was with love and friendship
for all. Every business house in
Marshall closed Its doors during
the funeral services conducted by
U S Commissioner Marsh, and she
was later laid to reeL lamented by
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all. The entire community of Mar
shall. i thank many times for the
numerous kind acts and deeds in
j this sad hour.
1 ' Dr. Oarthell and staff of Moun
tain Village hospital, whom w?
I wired Mrs. Plein’s condition threa
times daily and received instruc
fons and medicine as to how to
proceed, did all in their dowoj
to save her for us, but she knew
her time had come. I could write
on and on, about this lovely smil
ing character, and again I thank
you one and all.
Your very sad,
J F. PLEIN
Marshall, Alaska.
January 10, 1933.
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STEAMER SAILINGS
Lvs. Lvs.
Seattle'- Seward
Yukon \ Feb. 11 Feb. 19 j
Northwestern Feb. 18 Feb. 26
Yukon Mar. 4 Mar. 12
Northwestern Mar. 11 Mar. 19
Admiral Evans Jan. 26
J, Feb. 16
March 8
March 29
Alaska Railroad Passenger Service
Trains leave Fairbanks 8 a.m.
every Friday, commencing Decem
ber 23. Returning arrives Fairbanks
every Monday at 4:46 p.m.
Freight Service
Train leaves \ Fairbanks every
Saturday. Returning arrives Fair
banks every Wednesday.
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KM JOYS VACATION AT
KKRPKNTINK SPRINGS
Dr. O. A. Braafludt and wife
who have been enjoying a vacation
at S( rpent-ine Hot Springs, return
ed to Nome with their team Wed
nesday, following an Extended trip
[around the country. They started
! their vacation by an airplane trip
to Teller where they picked up
their dog team which had been
leased . to M-G-M, and then started
over the trail to the Serpentine ,
Hot Springs via Aglapuk. Mary’s
Igloo, Pilgrim Hot Springs, Shel
ton, Taylor and thence acroks coun
try ' to the springs. They spent >
nine days at the springs. Dr. Braa
fladt was forced to repair the cabin
including installing a new stove,
and several other renovating , feat
ures.
On the trip to Nome via Taylor.
Shelton, Pilgrim Springs, Iron and
U S Roadhouses.„,the mushers had
to break trail thru two~»feet .-tit
soft snow. They saw only one dog
team track on the whole trip. They
experienced every kind of weather,
from soft, mild "temperatures to
65 degrees below zero at Taylor.
They stated during a period of
about ten days, the thermometer
recorded a change of over 100 de
grees. Great herds of reindeer were
seen all along the^ return routed
Dr. Braafladt and wife found their
stay at the Serpentine springs quite
comfortable and thoroughly enjoy
ed their nine days of baths in this
remarkable sulphur water.
NOME KENNEL CLUB
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE }
PROGRAM Of RACES
IjADIES BURDEN BACE [.. . . ...... L...... SUNDAY FEB. 19th.
HIGH SCHOOL RACE .|..‘. ^WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22n<l.
ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT .... . .... SUNDAY MARCH 11th
BORDEN CUP RACE ..-... 1....... SUNDAY. MARCH 19th
• KENNEL CLUB KARNIVAL . v..-r. i. SATURDAY, APRIL 1st
ALL-ALASKA (CHAMPIONSHIP RACE i. WEDNESDAY, r\PRIL 5<h.
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JOHN HEGNESS DRIVING FAMOUS ALBERT FINK PRIZE WINNERS —M0MILLA1N IN LEAD
Nome Dog Race Pool
Sponsored By
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ALL ALASKA CHAMPIONSHIP RACE
Closes Midnight, Tuesday, April 4th, 1933
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BOBBY BROWN’S RACING TEAM WITH THIRD BEACH LINE DUMPS IN THE BACKGROUND
GUESSES S1.00--NOW ON SALE