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STANDARD OIL PRICES
NOW EFFECTIVE
AT THE PUMP:
Gas 25 cents per gallon
BY THE BARREL:
Aviation Gas 26 cents per gallon ;
Ethyl Gas 25 cents per gallon
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Standard Gas 23 cents per gallon
Distillate 21^ cents per gallon
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THE M. S. SIERRA
IS SCHEDULED TO SAIL SHODTLY
FOD ALL POINTS FDOM UNALASXA
TO KOTZEBUE
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LOCAL NEWS
VICTORIA MAY HAIL IHRING
NIGHT FOR NORTON BAY
The S. S. Victoria of the Alutki
(Line,—It was announced may sai
! for Solomon, Bluff Golovin ant
Norton Hay ports sometime dutlnt
the night, providing unloading op
eratioiis are comple:ed in time.
C. Hallberg, Mr. Batholomea, and
Bernard Kelly, who are due tc
arrive at Fairbanks on the train
tonight are expected to arrive
Nome by piano from Fairbanks.
A large shipment of Yukon
river k'ng salmon Was purchased
bv A. Polet amd is now on the
market at his butcher shop. The
shipment was brought over by the
schooner Trader.
The electric power and lights.
| furnished by the power hotwe of
the Mammon Consolidated Gold
Fields was off for about an hour
and a half last night, due, it was
reported, to the presence of water
in the fuel oil, necessitating the
shutting down of the engines and
J1 a'nTnteof water.
Tt 1’. S. Coast Guard Cutter
Northland arrived from Norton
lliiv points late Saturday after
noon The vessel, it is reported
s'In deled to sail today for St.
Lawrence and King Island, and
then return to Nome about Thurs
day evening,
The M. S. New York of the
Lyng Navigation Co., which ar
rivi d freni down the coast Satur
day carried the following passen
gers: from St. Michael. Bert Bell,
John Speer: from Unalakleet. Roy
Bradley. Nels, Bango. A. Sambo
Oil Rish, C. W. Cash. H. B. Cab
brav and W. R. Wood.
The New York is expected to
sail on the return trip sometime
tomorrow.
AHTHI'K 4. BALDWIN IS
MPKCTHD ARRIVE NOME
TlllBSDAV EVENING
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Word wan received here that the
S. S. Baldwin of the Arctic Trans
port Co., arrived at Dutch Har
bor 10 am. Saturday. Consider
able freight was to be discharged
there and then the vessel wns to
proceed on to Nome, expectant
arrival time Tuesday evening.
The trading schooner “Trader.”
('apt. T ?'n Hunk and Pete Pals
■on, returned to Nome Saturday
from Yukon river points. The
vessel rarreid a hig cargo of fresh
Yukon river Klne salmon.
The Cheeehnecn Ball held; Sat
lrday evening in the large Ragle
Hall proved to he a hig success
In more ways than one. The
largest crowd for many years was
In attendance and . dancfed to line,
snappy, up-to-date dance music
bv the orchestra.
nat AtnvrriFs
Pilot Brown of the Northern
Air Transport. Sunday made two
round trips to Council, on the
first flight taking W. C. Reaver,
Mrs. C. H. Pearson, and two sons
Alan and Donald. On teh second
trip he took Thpa.-Bhaw and Wife
and Ben and ('has. Shaw, brothers
to Thos.
The same day pilot Brown flew
to Teller with Lyman Culver and
wife and brought back Frank
Miller as a passenger.
Saturday evening the NAT plane
made a round trip to Cape Prince
of Wales bringing back Mr. and
Mrs. Hemsing and baby. Mrs.
Hemsing, who was critically 111,
was operated on Sunday.
Sunday, Pilot Mirow of the NAT
flew to Nugget Gulch ' with Hans
Peterson and Richard White as
passengers, returning with Clyde
White to Nome.
The same day pilot Mirow made
a round trip to Deerlng with Mra.
Morin, and Mrs. B. Forsgren, re
turning with Mrs. DeFeyter and
son.
Pilot Mirow of the NAT took
off for Deerlng, Council, Candle
Kotzebue, \ Pt. Hope, and Barron
today; he has considerable flying
to do In those section and Is ex
pected to Tetnrn to Nome In a daj
or two.
Pilot Kirkpatrick of the NA1
took off In No. 3 plane fron
; Fairbanks at 11 a.m. today foi
! Nome with Geo. Grimes and Mr
1 Raymond as passengers for hers
It was also learned that the trail
which should have arrived Fair
, banks last nght will not get thqr
lantll tonight, and /hat Pilot Ross
, Will not be expected here until to
morrow gfternoon.
NEW FIVE PERCENT BEER
1 INTRODUCED NOME
i The ‘ first legal, full powered
beer was received- tn Nome aboard
lithe Victoria which arrived hero
-Friday nigth. Beer, running as
high as five and one-half per
icent, alcohol was received by mer
Chants in Nome from legally oper- ;
lated breweries in the States. Both
I bottled beer and draft were rec
eived. __
Thfisr already haring, licenses
to sell beer have placed the new
beer on sale already and those
who harp a’ beer bar^ been
quenching their""thirst with real,
old-time beer, Todate the only
draft beer on hand is at the Nev
ada, where Hop Gold beer is be
ing served. The R°*rd of Trade
also has draft beer on hand but
their equipment for dispensing
same is not altogether complete
yet. '
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