THE ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
ANNOUNCES
S. S. ARTHUR J. BALDWIN
SAILING FROM SEATTLE
MAY 22 JULY 20 ’ OCTOBER 2
Contacting all ports from Nome to St. Michael
M. S. SIERRA
SAILING FROM SEATTLE
JUNE 6 AUGUST 30
Contacting all Ports as far North
As Kotzebue.
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LOCAL NEWS
C< C. Tanner, who was rocently
admitted to the Bar Association
at Nome, has opened offices in the
Dunham Building opposite the Ne
va da, and is now practicing law
In thftt location. ., .*
j The. loca 1 jodgfe of the I/oyal
I Order •<>{ Moose. no. 1411 is In,
! receipt of a telegram Informing
| them nf the d'oauh. Wednesday/
I May 1 tiih. of Gils* llolmihorg, in
| Seattle. Holtnlbeng was formerly
well known in Xante. Funeral
rites will he held in Seattle.
Dr. H. <i. Hughes, who arrived
tills we k in Neiive by plane from
Fa inbamks, plans to locate perman
enfly at Nome. His dental offices
are now open- to the public, over
the Modern Cafe, about opposite
the Board of Trade, Dr. Haight's
was formerly situated at Ketchi
kan. having been in business there j
for the past three years. He is a j
graduate of the North Pacific Din
tal at Portland. His fam
ily expects to join him here dur
ing tile conning summer.
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Monday, May t4th. pilot Mi row I
'of the NAT made the round trip
to northern points, taking Tom
Const to Candle on the way up.
As passengers returning from the !
north were Mrs. Harry Burrow
from Candle. Clufrleg Maxwetl and
John Aho from Kotzebue.
May 15th, Tuesday, pilot Vic L
Buss, of tile NAT arrived Nkwne |
from Fainbanks wTf'h the Foklter j
plane, bringing with him as a]
passenger, his sister Mrs. Hill
Wood.
Mrs. Dili Wood, a sister of Pilot
Vic Ross of the NAT. was an ar
riving passenger by piano in Nome
this week, with her brother, in the
Fokker of that company. She is
here to visit Nome with her bro
ther, and Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Cameron. Mrs. Wood bails direct
from Oakland. California and
■•this be'ng her first lengthy jotrr
hey into the North, she fs enjoy
ing alt the wonderfu! sights com
mon to the Oheechaoco. Mrs.
Wood, who is an excellent radio
•technician, expects to return to
•Fairbanks and the States in the
rear fu'ure.
Some passengers leaving Seward j
Friday included A. Polet, Jack
Devine. Leo Seidenverg. and M. J.
Wnish, according to a wine receiv
ed yesterday front Seward. Alaska,
from Geo. S. Maynard. The wire,
also stated he was leaving for
Seattle Friday aboard the steamer (
Yukon, and that the Editor of the !
Seward Daily Gateway wished the
people of Seward Pcninmila a pro
sperous season.
VICTORIA SAILED LAST NIGHT ■;
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(By The Associated i’ress)
SEATTLE, May IS — Tile'S. S.
Victoria of t lie Alaska Line sail
ed Friday night at seven thirty
five. loaded with- food for can
neries and mining supplies. She ‘
will go as far north as Skagway.
Meanwhile Governor Martin at j
Olympia received a wire from
Dave Beck. Northwest Represent- !
ative of the International Bro- '
therhood of..Teamsters--8«n •>
Francisico saying In a conference |
' there t.hg longshoremens strike- J
; agreed to release Alaska Bering
I Sea ship* from the walkout. The
schooner S. Holmes is loading j
for Pt. Barrow and other Arctic
points. The Victoria was loaded
by the agreement of striking long
shoremen.
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IUHINEHH RECESSION
(By The Associated Press)
NEW YORK, May 18 — Signs
of business recession were noted
In Dun RradstreeCs Trade Review.
“Droughts and unseasonable wea
ther undertimed the outcome of
pending legislation which curtail
ed operations in many industries
and left In its wake unstablllty
at prices and a less Insistent de
mand for merchandise accompan
ied by gathering labor clouds
ever some chief centers.
“WHISTLING IN THE DARK"
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With Ernest True*, internation
ally famed comedian, heading a
cast of film favorites in a film
version of one -ai his greatest
Broadway success, Metro-Goldwytt
Mayer’s production, “Whistling in
the Dark,’! starts Sunday at the
Dream Theatre.
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