SEVERE FLOODS
, IN WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, June 17. (JP)—
The Coweeman river broke its
dyke rendering a thousand people
homeless. . They lost inost of their
belongings. The Entat, Wenat
chee and Methow riyers in central
Washington are also \at flood stak
es. The Columbia at the Dalles is
very high and several hundred -ac
res are inundated. 3
ALASKAN WINS FIGHT
SEATTLE. June 16, (JP)—George
Anderson of Cordova, won a tech
nical knockout over Dave Gon
sales of San Diego in the sixth
Tound here Thursday night. Ander
son weighed one hundred forty
two pounds and Gonzales, one hun
dred forty.
ONE NOMINATION
-- UNCONFIRMED
WASHINGTON. June 16, (JP)—
As Congress adjourned, only one
of the President's nominations was
held up, George F. Alexander, for
Federal Judge of the First Divis
ion This nomination was not re
ported by the Judiciary Committee (
and goes back to the White House
automatically.
ATTENTION MOOSE!
Regular meeting Monday, June
19th Initiation. Visiting Moose
welcome.
Wm. H. Koch, Becty.
STODDARD KING PASSES AWAY
j SPOKANE, June 16, </p) —
Known In many parts of the world
for his song "There's A Long Long
Trail," Stoddard King, a disting
uished columnist of the Spokesman
Review, and the author of humor*
ous verse, died after a long sleep
ing sickness. He was forty three
years of age. He left a widow a^id
two daughters*
CARD OP THANKS
The undersigned wish to thank
the many kind friends for their
sympathy and kindness during the
recent death and funeral of Helen
Rock, and especially for the floral
offerings.
Eva Rock and
Kermit Rock
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The Danish government has
authorized construction of what
is expected to be the largest bridge
in Europe, to carry railway and ve
htcular traffic oveir the Storstrom
■men as the first link of a project
ed route from Copenhagen to Ham
burg.
NOTICE
Robert Raid win has been ap
pointed Subscription representative
for The Saturday Evening Post,
rne iaom Home Journal and
The Country Gentleman. . See me
for any of the above magazines..
Robert.
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good condition. Apply Catholic
Church for information.
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WALES
(Special Nugget Correspondence)
‘ Wales, Alaska
June 2
During the month of May we
had an alternating weather of
warm and cold. May 11 the Gov't
teachers. Hem singe, left in the
cold evening. It seems that the
whole village turned out to bid
them goodbye. <
May 12, the weather turned
soft and tihe snow thawed so that
the snow on the ice in front of
the village was in some places
about six inches. A few days
later the water froze again so
■that anyone can walk on the ice
without breaking thru.
May 17, two Shismaref natives
called in, they were trapping squi
rrels. They stopped here for a
few days on account of cold wea
ther.
May 27, It being <>01(1 everybody
| kept to their homes as the weather
was not favorable for bunting.
Suddenly out of the quiet there
was a roar of an airplane every
body excitedly aroused out in no
time, curious to know what could
| be the reason of the sudden appear
jance pf t)he two airplanes now
jsoaTing above the village. They
| landed in front of the school
house.
The <planes were sure an unex
pected sight. Everybody rushed
out to see what it was all about.
In a little while two or three came
running back to the village, hitch
ed up their dogs and wont out to
the planet^ again. They came
back with loads of cameras and
/baggage. In due time news spread
that two men got off the planes to
take pictures of ice piling on the
shore ice.
June 2, Early this morning Dio
mede Islanders crossed the Bering
Strait tihe flret time this spring
since they went home last fall.
They reported few deaths. They
also reported 4!J)at the schoolhouse
burned dowD early, this spring.
Muph wairus was caught this
spring near the Island. Just be
fore noon one more pkine visited
us,
This spring there were five skin
boats trying to hunt whales. Fe.v
whales were seen but always too*
far away. Seven Oogrooks were
caught so far. Few walrus were
seen recently, but only two were
caught. It seems tihat there isn’t
much ice near by. The open water
seems to be beyond the Diomede
Islands, ,
It still *s very cold here. Some
boys went -to Teller and are back
again, they said that tlhe trail is
still pTetty good, except two places
between here and Teller. Two
Shlsmaref natives were here late
ly on their way to Teller. They
said lots of seal were caugbit at
Shlsmaref.
Robert Mayo
NOTICH
All Taxes real and personal due
the City of fiotao, for the year
1032 /will become delinquent on
July ,15, 1033. .Penalty and Int
erest will be added this date.
Nome Common Council
By PM. J. Walsh
City Clerk
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