OUTSTANDING IN DEPENDABILITY
N. A. T.
AN ACHIEVEMENT IN SAFETY !
N. A. T. Has Flown Over a Million Miles—Carried
Over 5,000 Passengers, without Single Injury to
Passengers or Personnel. A Safety Record Un
surpassed in the History of Alaska Air Transport
Operation.
FAIRBANKS NOME ALASKA
Airplanes Flying
Into Or Out Of
The City Of Nome
The Lockheed Electra of the
PAA took off this morning on its
return flight to Fairbanks with Jack
Frost Fairbanks Weather man and
Mr. Proffit as passengers. Mail was
also carried.
Pilot Brown of the NAT made a
flight today to Council and Golovin
taking down the mail and a capacity
load of freight
Pilot Whaley flying for the Mir
ow Air Service made a flight to
White’s Camp and Pilgrim Hot
Springs today in the Stinson Re
liant plane, with G. R. Jackson and
M J Walsh as passengers.
Pilot Lynn of the NAT took off to
day from the Nome airport for
Kotzebue, via Deering and Candle,
carrying mail and freight. He will
return with Dr. Smith of Kotzebue
who will take care of the practice
of Dr. Swartz while he is away on
a flight to Seattle. The plane will
stop on its return at Pilgrim Hot
Springs It is not expected back
here before tomorrow.
Pilot Mirow of the MAS is sched
uled for a flight tomorrow in the
Lockheed Vega to Teller and Tin
City.
DANCE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28
Pioneer Dance Hall
9 P. M. To 1 A. M.
(Whites Only)
Adm. Gents— $1.00 Ladies Free
FREE STORAGE
UNTIL YOUR BOAT SAILS.
Passengers for Steamers Dellvvood and Vic
toria would do well to send their clothing to
Galvin THE TAILOR, at Nome.
Have them Cleaned, Pressed and Repaired,
as only a TAILOR knows how.
Send yours today avoid last minute rush.
_3 DOORS E. LINCOLN HOTEL_
A. T. Ford Plane
Hops For Seattle
Had 9 Passengers
The Ford tri-motor plane of the
Northern Air Transport, in command
of Pilots Wien and Ross took off
from the airport here just before
noon, headed for Fairbanks and
Seattle with 9 passengers.
The plane arrived from Fair
banks this morning after remain
ing overnight at Nulato due to ad
verse weather.
Outgoing passengers for Seattle
were Dr. Rex F Swartz, Joseph
Most, Frank A. Martin, Edward A.
Tomco, Gunnar Korsgaard, Harold
Ladd. Gus Masick, Don Fortune and
A. C Stewart.
Mr. Most was the big reason for
sending the plane through to Seat
tle, as he requires immediate med
ical attention and Dr. Swartz was
in attendance with him. Other
passengers accepted the opportunity
of getting to Seattle in record time
The plane expects to arrive there
Monday afternoon, after stopping
overnight in Fairbanks; flying the
next day either to Telegraph Creek
or Prince George, remaining over
night there and continuing on into
Seattle Monday.
The plane is equipped with a gas
stove for heating of water and lun
ches, and the passengers will be
ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
ANNOUNCES
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S. S. NORTIIWIND
SAILS FROM SEATTLE
SEPTEMBER 28th
CALLING AT ALL PORTS FROM
UNALAKLEET TO TIN CITY
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
OUR VESSELS PAY THEIR TONNAGE
TAX IN ALASKA
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ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO.
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able to take slight repasts on their
long flight.
At the present time reports indi
j cate their will be a full load of in
i coming passengers from Seattle.
Lockheed Vega Of
Mirow Air Service
Does Flying Today
Pilot Hans Mirow, Manager of the
Mirow Air Service, was making
goodwill flights with passengers
this morning in his brand new
Lockheed Vega, 6-passenger plane,
showing many of them the sights
around the country and over Nome.
At the same time he was demon
strating the high cruising speed
of the new plane, at variou times
cruising at normal of a 150 to 170
miles an hour. Passengers were
highly pleased with the speed of
the plane, many of them never hav
ing been up in a high speed ship'
before. They also remarked about I
its fine riding qualities and luxur- i
ious upholstering for passenger com-!
fort inside the cabin. The plane1
commences its commercial flying as
a unit of the Mirow Air Service
tomorrow..
The Aurora Tavern, located on
the corner of B Street and First
Avenue West, is officially opened for
business this evening.
Sandwiches and beer are special
ties at the newly opened establish
ment.
Tub and shower baths are also
provided in connection The name
of the new business is The Aurora I
Tavern and Baths.
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Hurricane Strikes
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Jamaica & Other
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Gulf Localities
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(By The Associated Press)
UNDATED Sept. 28, — Thirty-two i
persons are dead and three hundred j
injured, thousands of homes dest- j
royed and damage amounting to1
million of dollars, was revealed is
first report out of the stricken ar
ea, battered by a hurricane that
swept Jamaica, lashed central Cuba
and dvnced toward the southeast
coast of Florida.
One steamship wandered from its
course and wirelessed that she was
aground at Point Delbirril, off the
south coast of Cuba
FUNERAL NOTICE
All Odd Fellows and Rebekalis
are requested to meet at the Feder
ated Church at two P.M., Sunday,
September 29th, to attend the fun
eral of our Brother, Gabe C. Lind.
Friends desiring to send flowers
are requested to send them to the
office of Mr. McConaghy before 12
o'clock, Sunday.
Grace Edmunds, Vice Grand
Rebekah Lodge A.
George YV. Modini, Noble Grand
Nome Lodge A-5 I. O. O' F.
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