LOCAL MEWS
JSOTM’K
Notice An henehy Riven «*»* 1
uni no longer * candidate tor the
IH>m>(rru4ic nomination fa* Re
prwenUllve to the Territorial
' legislature. I detir*^ at thin time
to expreiw my siueere Ihtrtks to
the numerous Ilemocrtats in this
dl«islon .who have gierctoforr so
generously tendered sue tlielr snp
port for the nominsSLIoii.
WAl/FKK X. \K l/SON
' Nome, Alaska, April II, 1034.
NATIVK PROGRAM
April 14th. Native School Gym.
0 o’clock. Public Invited. Fill
evening program, the famous
“Wolf fiance. Admission, adults
.50 cents and children 35 cents.
SAt I'LWK MOVHMKVTS
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April 7th, PI kit Vic Bobs and
Chester Brown, of the Northern
Air Transport took off for Fair
batfk* taking pilot Percy Hubbard
and Mrs. Chester Brown as pass
» nsen*.
'Pilot Hans Mirow made a round
trip to,* Council with Hugh Pear
son and Axel Pearson as passen
gers for that place
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Sunday, Pilot Mirow left Nome
with H. K. Carlyle Ifor Kotzebue,
pinking up the government nurse.
Mias Keaton at Igloo. He ihen
stopped ast Caudle leaving Miss
I Keaton, continuing on to Kotze
bue, where he picked up George
Morlander of the Bureau of In
dian Affairs bringing him to Biek
‘land for the purpose ot organr.z
ing a new Tillage. Pilot Miro>v
'*• VOTK FOR
A NEW 1)K.\L FOR ALASKA ^
Russell G. Maynard* /
DKJKHUATK! CANDIDATE
FOR HOUSE OK REPRESENTATIVES
PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, APRIL 21, P»:5»
WHEN YOU VOTK THK DEMOCRATIC TICKET
VOTE FOR
Garnet W. Martin
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
AT THK »
PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY. APRIL 24, Itm
YOUR VOTE IS EARNESTLY SOLICITED
BY
Richard E. Lee ~-- : •
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
AT THE *
PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, APRIL 24. 1»»4
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HEAR \OTKH:
AT THE ,
PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, APRIL 24,
CALL FOR A
REMIX 'RATIC BALLOT
AND VOTE FOR
TOLBERT SCOTT
‘ FOR REPRESENTATIVE
CANDIDATE AS A ROOSEVELT DEMOCRAT
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FOR THE TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE
VOTE FOR
< HOWARD LYNG
PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1»:!4
“OPPOSING SPECIAL PKIVELEGE. WILL WORK FOR THE REST
'interests OF THE WHOLE DIVISION"
VOTE FOR
ERNEST BALSIGER
( OF THE GOLDEN GATE HOTEL )
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, APRIL 2», 1034
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SALES I
Tim Seattle Fl»r
Exchange lias al
EVERY MONTH IN THE YEAR demonstrated
to the satisfaction
of all their shippers
Auction Sale Dates that it can and I
does sell furs In*
f ' , . 1 a manner superior
April 11 Sept. 12 to anyone else. Our
.. . „ monthly auction
May IS Oct. 10 sales are recognl/.
.Tune 13 Nov. 14 ed by buyers of ra-.v
11 ii* fui-9 as the best
_ . Ju y 1 DeC‘ source from which
SPECIAL SALES hBLD ~ to provide the war*
ON rEQUEST OF SHIPPEUS
Advance* will be made *a j sual when re- of fine Alaska furs.
quested. Transferred by telegraph if
desired.
The SEATTLETFUR EXCHANGE
1008 Western Avenue Seattle, U.8.A.
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returned to Nome the same 'lav.
April 10th, Pilot Ross flew iu
from Falnba/nks with E. F. Bauer,
E. M. Nelson, Ralph Krauvacliuk,
Steve Paneov and John Rolnik, as
pausengers, also bringing mall
and express.
PI lit. Mirow loft No-me with L
E. Robinson for the Little Dio
mede Island, stopping at Wales
enroute. He landed between Lit
ttle afid lllg Diomede IslacJs. On
his return to Nome be stopped
at Wales, bringing Miss Aim Ban
no® to Nome. Leroy Sullivan ac
companied him tb the islands fnd
return.
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April 11th Pilot Vic Itoss left
Nome In the Fokker plane for
.^nchorage with Miss Hannon and
j .Mrs. Agnes Ross who are bound
for the outside. They arrived in
j Anchorage in time io catch the
!out-srolng oiaij tfain enronte from
Fairbanks '*’n Seward where they
will set i i" boat.
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The ' 1 neral of Ge irge Mock
; f Kotze1 ie was held this aft'jr
i licon at the Federated Church,
ltcv. MeC v officiated in due form
;wlth a 'f''of those who remem
bered the deceased in > artier days.
I George Moflk died Wednesday.
; April 11th, at the age of 51; and
is survived by his wife, tffree
children and a ,sister living in
i Seattle, and a brother living ,n
i Portland, Oregon. He formerly
jeamh frun Juncati.
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i Charles, Haering; ag"d ilfi. died
jofja heart, attack yesterday. He
I is survived by his wife, Mrs.
jCharles Huering, a .daughter, Mrs.
Leonard Smith, Ihree sum, John
i William and Raymond of Nome.
I and two sons. Charles and Fred
[of Seattle: tils funeral has been
[set for Monday, 2 p to., at the
Federated Church.
' He was bom in Switzerland and
came to Alaska frcrtt Ohio, in
He spent many years with
the Fiore er Mining Company in
the early days and is deeply •nonrn
I by his many friends,
1 ROUST FLANK MOVEMENTS
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Last Sunday, April Sth, FJo
Ben Ka- ley of the Roust Airways
f) >w from Candle to Fairbanks
in the Curtis Robin, with mail
and express.
April 10th. Pilot Easley flew Jim
mie F’aok and John Johnston
fr in FuL'banks ■ to Candle, return
ing :o Candle the same day.'
I Pilot Frank Whaley, tin April
j^lotlr( also flew from Fairbanks
• o Nome with Russel! Maynard
and I. Calvin, stopp ,mg at Kga-,
Mik to pick up V. F. Dickson for
[ Nome. He also liro it g'ht express
.and fnsh vegetables.
April 11th. Ben Easley flew
krottt Candle to Nome with Frank
! Hwry . and Harry Baldwin. t*n
! rouMi. til side.
’ ..
I' ■ Whaley, April 12th, Hew
! frt .ni Xom$ to Fairbanks with
F.rank Henry and Harry Baldwin'
as passengers
fl.l'SKC'm.'tt,!, WITDCP -"
ENDS SI'CCESHFrii SEASON
Tlie basketball games played
jlast Wednesday evening in the
flurge Eagle hall, wound up Nome's
longest season of atholtics in many
J years.
The married ' women and the
singl,. girls played first, and the
game ended in a victory for the
married women by a score of 18
to 12, giving them the series.
The g me was well played, and
both sides kept the large crowd
on its toes through the entire
game
Tin game between the Alaskans
and the Nome team proved to be
one of the most sensational of
the series. Doth teams were tted
MINERS AND MERCHANTS ij
HANK OB ALASKA [ I
Nti.ME, ALASKA, j»
Established 1004
I General Hanking Business g
J Conducted ffi
Checking Accounts Carried S
For Tliose Who Prefer . 3j
Paying By Check
Interest Paid
On Time Deposits
Gold Dust Purchased j j
We Solicit Your Business j j
up several times during, the cour
se of the game, but the Alaskans
managed in tlie last few minutes
to, draw away far enough in the
lend to hold on until it was ov
er. The gathe ended with the
score 23, to* 1# in favor of the
Alaskans, giving them the series.
TELEGRAPH
NEWS
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i ok tv wins ritlitv citowx
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. tlly The Assiici.ilLed Press)
SKATTI.K, April 14, Th. I'ni
i varsity of Washington •• reta iled
; its Pacific Coast championship
1 y* sturdily, defeating two of the
. itiree California - crews in their
' ii n mil re mil tii,_
Washington. von the varsity
Mace by threflctiuarter lengthy In
it he Junior varsity three-mile race
<'a! i-'fonihi won liy eight 1 ngths,
but in tlie freshman race, W'llsdi
iimuiti came hack to defeat the.
; < a 1 ifornia- crew vby four laths.
In the .varsity , race, it was nip
and luck, first one and then tlie
• ilor shell taking the lend, until
ilic Huskies put on a final burst
nf speed and forged into lie lead
•i tlie. finish.
A NHW IIKVKM K
■ H\ Tin* Associa ted Press >
WASHINGTON, April II, With
< nly seven votes opposition, the
Senile Friday night passed the
new revenue ljijd with higher lev
's r ii im'u , Turbines, inlieHtiiiices,
i it (I gills liy corporations. The
nieiisiii'e litis been sent back to
the House fur action on scores
nt amend meats. The bill is esti
mated to produce four hundred
.stud eight million dollars aimual
1>. and provides for lower rates
on small Incomes. The opposition
; whs entirely from the republican
tanks, -
! WIRT HKN1KN <'HA KG ICS
OF COMMF \ ISM
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111v T!k> Associated. Press),
WASHINGTON. April ill. Wirt
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, n mutned at the capital to deny
{charges hurled at him, Secretary
j of the I nte.rlor Ickes said that
• Wirt simply sought publicity, and
that the work t.hcv arc doing in
, < 1 • • vilopinft the 'Lake Michigan
j beaelt section into an amusement
■ park is entirely saiwid. Ickep charg
|' d Wirt- \\ i111 'seeming i|uite will
jing to use i omiiniinistic money for
I individualistic enterprises", and
j Wirt denied this as well as the !
statement made by Bulwinkle, |
chairman of tlie committee in-vesti- |
K iting him. \Vlrt was Jailed In :
world war days fo; prusOcrman |
leanings. {
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I " i: TllorSAM* IIOU.AKS
AWAItlMlI) St HFI'IN l.t MIN \I!V
!’v Tho A vs «('j;i t o ? I’rfs® »
. LOS AX(iKLK'S. April 13, DUn
■PHnSyniHiit in -lew, which. Mai f+H*—
•H*- 'Whttfhssr-T^Ttr ■’•sti ?'' "d Tf ffereiT'At’’’Ton ’
Hurry Joe Brown, a Screen direct
or, married Sally Ellers, brought
her a judgment of live thousand
l dollars in superior court. Miss
Whities is "known ott the screen
as Marjorie Gay. She sued for
one Hundred thousand dollars.
ItOOSEVKI/T WKMXf.ME
HOME IS GREAT ONE
(By ’The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, April 13, Presi
dent Roosevelt was welcomed back
from his vacation by some two
hundred members otf Congress and
the Cabinet. He greeted them at
the station: "1 cannot he truthful
if a say I’m glad to get back; I'm
sorry, though, while I h^ve had
a wonderful time, I gather that
both Houses also had a wonderful
time."
Laughter greeted his sallies as
he said he expected to get some I
good publicity about the "fish 1
was catching, but you couldn't
fret any publicity in view of the
fact that hero in Washington ap
parently you good people have been
going front Wirt to Wirt.”
“TPflWISGT DEFINITE NOW [
(By The Associated Press)
NEW YORK, April 13,Reports
from every part of the country
this week brought uniform proofs
of a further definite upswing in
business and industry, according
to the Dunn and Bradstreet Week
ly Review.
MON'KV l/OOSK.M\(i 1*1*
(By The Associated Pressi
I SAN FRANCISCO, Ai>ril 13.
■Money Is loosening wp, according
jto records of far Western banks,
(Pacific coast depositors drew more
l heavily on their accounts last,
• month than in any month .fori
(more than'two years. Debits to
individual accounts representing
Ifcl] checks drawn for settlement
in all lines of business and pleas
ur© totaled more than two ilion
ami two hundred millions of' doi- '
1 iirsin twenty-eight cities dur
ing the month of March.
Compared with lust year, hen
spending was curtailed** by tfiii
hank crisis, debits are up forty
six percent according to Federal
Heserve figures. Twenty-eight cit
ies have done nearly ^ix billion
dollars worth of business fltf.- year
eotnpgred with less than five bil
lion during the first -.quarter of
last-year..
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TO 1)0 on: I'AHT l\ DEVELOPING THE COl NTKA AND
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We wiHjr>ell in Quantity Shipments
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will deliver from our warehouses to
1 any camp., or home where there is a I
road over which an automobile cun
travel. Til's will mean quite a sav
ing to juu in ‘handling charges.
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