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April Issue The
Alaska Sportsman
Interesting Storie
'Continued From Page One)
"My Unprhrate L-fe' a ar. sr
'.'..e about a young tea. csgitureo
by the crew of tne Yacht West
ward last year wr.ther. by
-•‘■-.aktr.ga* as ,f me seal were tel.
-I of r._s ,.5e aboard the yacht
Tne cover picture tits month
gets aw ay from the wildlife them e
of the former cover* with »: ars
-St* photograph of a tnourtarr.
scene with two tent* :n the fore
ground tajten near Juneau by Pet
er E>e: M.«.e?
Tr.e frorttfp.ece .* a photogrape
of a Moose taken at Ker.a. by
Sl.?r. Crocker, guide.
Great interest in the magaz.'e
.; be.rg shown outs.de Alaska as
well as in Alaska and through
advertisement* in National sport -
.rig rr.aga^.r.es Alaska's magazine
i* bu.I4.ng up a big circulation
among the people in the State;
interested .n Alaska.
Funeral in Candle
Ore of Candies most beloved
personages was laid to rest on
Saturday, March 6th. She was
Mrs. Mary Summers, known to
many ,n Nome as Mary Muller of
Te-ier. Services were held at
Rousts Hall, Fred Ayer officiated
with a most appropriate eulogy
expressing Mary's innumerable
fine qualities, and. m behalf of
the townspeople, extending our
deepest regrets and sympathies
to those dear ones who have
been left to mourn her passing
jSr.e leaves a husband. Roy Sum
mers, a three year old son, Roy
Jr . a small baby, her mother,
father and several brothers and
4 sisters. Hers was a sa.d passing
; ar.d she will be greatly missed
jby all who knew her Mr. Sum
mers is at present in the Kotze
bue Hospital recovering from an
appendictomy.
fhieen Marie of
Rumania Is On
Road Recovery
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BUCHAKE57 K*'rt 27th—A
r tbc of
Dowager Wt'-e w*d P-y
sritis j,.kr>r.« a.-, etrir confer
►y.t 1-. ce- he »•.';€*.aer to operate
’ft • who »u suffering frt*n
j- - **« previously d-Agr.'.-s*^ a*
faS- ' r. r emvrrnage- but doctor*
• re ,eve t j» i-ver trouble
Weather Today
J
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Fir *zu*-i obtained over ah sec
-...- • of Alaska at the mvrmng
y-ervat.0' Cloudy and unsettled
v. f-i -er * at observed along the
• -.&r. of Br.tiar. Co -mb.a. Oregon
a .id WaahungtcA
Temperatures were lower over
es-.err ar.d -.or*.hern Alaska but
- severe minimum are recorded
Tr.e wet*, read.ngs observed last
r.jght were —2-4 at Kotzebue and
G'.l.v r. Solomon —38 Council
—14 Kaloag —20 Nulato —20 Sa
voor.ga —15
Barometer read.ngt are high
over Aiua and ;t j likely that
fa.- ar.d cold weather will con
t.r.-e for Nome ar.d vicinity to*
r..ght ar.d Saturday.
Tre lower*. Nome temperature
.as*, right war —35 at m.dmght
and the h-ghest yesterday 2 above
Abo-t -45 .aches of snow remain
or. the ground
IMPORTANT MEETING
A meeting is hereby called for
7 pm. Friday, tomorrow. March
l'rth. at the Maynard Columbus
Hospital, for the pupose of re
ceiving reports of Nome Chapter
American Red Cross, and elect
ing an Executive Committee of
six. to carry on for the ensuing
year.
Come on. public-spirited citi
zens of Nome: This is YOUR Red
Cross. Help to conduct its af
fairs as you would want them
conducted.
CHAS. W. THORNTON
Chairman.
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