ALASKA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Sailing Schedule for Southeastern & Southwestern Alaska Ports
Northbound Southbound
Leave Arrive Arrive Leave Leave Arrive
Seattle Juneau Seward Sewaid Juneau Seattle
S S Yukon Feb 7 Feb 11 Fob 14 Feb 14 Feb 17 Feb 20
S S Alaska Feb 13 Feb 10 Feb 19 Feb 19 Fob 22 Feb 25
S S Northwestern Feb 20 Feb 24 Feb 28 Feb 28 Mar 4 Mar 7
S S Victoria Feb 27 Mar 3 Mar 7 Mar 7 Mar 11 Mar 14
tNOTE: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
Joe llarnish, Agtnt
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Airplane News
Nome Airport
Pilot Whaley of the Miroiw Air
Service made a flight to Council
today with Mrs. Ost as a passen
ger.
Pilot Hans Mimw of the Mirow
Alt Service flew from Fairbanks
to Anchorage today and is re
ported to be due to come to Nome
tomorrw with incoming passen
gers from this week’s steamer.
BASKETBALL TONIGHT
Two interesting basketball gam
es take place tonight beginning at
7:30 p.m. at the school gym. The
predictions say “Plenty Action”.
4
Kougarok Miners
Left for Diggings
A1 Carey, John Kanary and
Mrs, Kanary, left this morning
Vila dog team for Dahl Greek, in
the Kougarok section, to prepare
their mining camp and equipment
for early operations this spring.
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
The undersigned takes this op
portunity to state that he will
not be responsible for bills or
debts contracted by Mrs. Anna
Peterson, from this date on.
Dated Nome. Alaska, April 8th,
1937. Signed:
ANDREW PETERSON.
ASK FOR THE BEST
ROD A K
FILM
and aur cartful phate * niching
FULL LINE OF AMATEUR KODAK
DEVELOPING & PRINTING
Scenic Post (lards
—AT—
THE POTTER STUDIO
LOMEN COMMERCIAL
COMPANY
SPRING
BUILDING
R E P AIR S
LUMBER FOR ALL
NEEDS
LOMEN COMMERCIAL
COMPANY
Had $25,250 Yet
Killed Himself
With A Gun
(Bv The Associated Press)
SPRINGFIELD, 111., April 5—
Willis Lawrence, 81 years old, a
cripple.who shot himself to death
in a small room in Springfield, -
left $25,250.00, it was disclosed
on the discovery of his last will i
and testament. He made bequests
to 41 relatives and friends scat-1
tered from the Atlantic to the
Pacific Coast. He has cousins in
Seattle, Washington, and Pasade
na, Calif. The bequests range
from $250 to $1500.
Lawrence's friends say he made
his money in mining in the gold
fields in Arizona.
Weather Today
(U. S Weather Bureau)
Generally fafir weather prevails
over western and N.W. Alaska
this mornng and portions of the
Gulf while cloudy skies are ob
served over southeastern Alaska.
Rain was falling along the Ore
gon-Washington coast.
Last night's temperatures were
slightly Lower over western and |
Northwestern Alaska last night
while they are higher over east
ern Alaska.
Lew barometric pressure con
tinues over the north Pacific oc
ean with centers charted over the
Gulf and south of the Aleutian
Islands. It is therefore likely
that Fair weather will continue
for Nome and vicinity tonight &
Saturday with little change in
temperature.
The lowest Nome temperature
'list night was —9 at 5:50 A.M.,1
while the highest yesterday was
18 above. About 38 inches of;
snow remain on the ground here.1
Alaska Magazine
Like See Queen
Co Atlantic City
Following is the text at a let
ter received by Miss Allaska,
Marguerite Lee from the editor
of the magazine The Alaska
Sportsman, expressing the wish
that she may decide to go to the
Atlantic Oity Beauty Pa Jean t,
in response to invitations.
Ketchikan, March 26 1937.'
Miss Marguerite Lee,
Nome, Alaska.
Dear Miiss Alaska:
Do you plan to go to the At-'
lant.Je City Beauty Pageant? We
note by newspaper clippings that
you are eligible and we believe
that if you went it would give
Alaska publicity which would
be worth a great dead to the
Territory.
If you do not pian to go for
lack of funds, we would 'like to
see what can be done towards
raising such a fund. We do not
plan to do i't through the medium
of the magazine, but think that
possibly the Chambers of Com
merce or some other agencies
would be interested.
We are planning on using your
picture and a photo of the group
around the throne at Fairbanks
as a frontispiece in our June is
sue.
If you went to Atlantic City
we feel sure that you would have
an excellent chance of winning
over all comers.
Yours very truly,
The Alaska Sportsman
Emery F. Tobin
Editor
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
All persons having bills again
st the Nome Kennel Club, the
NKC Carnival, or any bills con
tracted in connection with the
activities of the Kennel Club (or
this year, are requested to sub
mit them as soon as possible to
Secretary-Treasurer Cappy Mc
Dougall, for presentation to the
Board of Directors and approval
for payment.
Cappy McDougall, Secty.
CHICAGO. April 9, — The
shareholders reports issued by
Libby, McNeill and Libby show
ed sales for the year ending last
February 27th totaled $74,391,928
.59 as compared to $59,875,794.24
the previous year.
BY PAYING FOR A SIX MONTHS SUBSCRIP
TION TO THE NOME DAILY NUGGET
IN ADVANCE YOU GET ONE MO.
FREE
SOURDOUGH
LETTER HEADS AND
ENVELOPES
NOW ON SALE AT
UHE NUGGET OFFICE
Insurgent Troops
Facing Slaughter
(By The Associated Press'
MADRID, Aril 9—Fifteen thou
sand Insurgents face slaughter in
a semi-circular trap, men and
war machines are closing in on
General Francisco Franco’s Cor
doba province. The army, says
the government, is made up lar
gely of Italian forces.
FOR SALE—Two story house
(furnished or unfurnished) Prise
reasonable. Inquire at Calkins
Shoppe.
— —
—SPECIAL—
For the Little Tots
SWEATERS
Twin and Slip-overs
Priced $1.00
Calkins9 Shoppe
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TONIGHT
2 SHOWS 7 & 9 P M.
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
“MRS WIGGS OF THE
CABBAGE PATCH”
WITH
PAULINE LORD W. C. FIELDS
ZAZU PITTS
And a large cast of Juveniles—Everyone has read the
book—The picture is better than the book.
ALSO
CHAPTER No. 3
“ TAILSPIN TOMMY "
AND
“GOOD SCOUT”—A Willy Whopper
2 SHOWS 7 & 9 P. M.
ADULTS 55 CENTS CHILDREN 25 CENTS
SPRING IS HERE
-LOOK AT YOUR FOOTWEAR—
You will not he able to buy for less. You
will undoubtedly pay more as prices
have advanced.
SHOE PACS
CREPE OR CLEATED SOLES
Men’s 12 inch $5.65
(16 inch . $6.75)
Children s $2.85 to $4.35
STORM RUBBERS
Men's $1.75
Women’s . $1.45
Children’s $1.15
MEN’S DRESS SHOES
Ankle and Oxford Styles $4.50
WORK SHOES
Black Elk Goodyear WTelt .$4.25
MEN’S HIGH TOPS
12 inch .$6.25
16 inch . $7.25
MEN’S LEATHER ROMEO SLIPPERS
Oak Sole $1.95
MISCELLANEOUS
Boys Shoes—black Elk grain insoles. $2.75
Children’s black oxfords .*. $2.00
Misses Blucher oxfords . $3.00
Ladies’ sport and dress shoes, strap
and buckle style.i.$3.25
Ladies' overshoes, Zipper fasteners.$2.50
Children’s overshoes.$1.75
EXTRA SPECIAL
FELT SLIPPERS—One lot of broken sizes at
CLOSE OUT PRICES . 75cts to $1.00
POLET’S STORE