Airplane News
Nome Airport
PAA ACTIVITIES
Local agent, William Barber of
the PaeifL Alaska Airways, re
ported this afternoon that two
PAA mar planes enroute to
Nome from Fairbanks are wea
ther bound at Ruby, half way
point between Nome and Fair
banks. O. 1). Cochran, Jack An
derson, and Jack Skain will be
outgoing passengers from Nome.
Wien Alaska Airlines
Pilot S'.g Wien, yesterday,
made a trip to Salomon bring
ing to Nome, Mrs. English, who
is planning on a trip to the Stat
es.
Pilot Wien made three trips to
Taylor today with freight and
the following passengers: Tom
Sweeney, Pat Connolly, and Geo
rge Lemmon. He is expected to
have other passengers on his re
turn trip to 1he Nome base.
Jimmy Kelliher, Gladys Hog
endorn, and Axel Johnson were
arrivals late this afternoon from
Taylor inn the Kougarok via
Wien Alaska Airlines plane, pi
le :ed by Sig Wien.
Mirow Air Service
Pilot-Manager Hans Hirow who
started 1 his return trip yes
terday : >m Fairbanks is wea
ther bon 1 at Nulato. Mrs. Jack
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Jeftord and daughter are passen
gers frr Nome after .spending a
few months v sit ng relr*ives in
th? States. P lot Miraw is sched
uled to return immediately to
F irbanks af'er his arrival at the
Nome airp rt.
Pilot Jack Jefford who is fly
ing airplane mail contracts to
Fast coas' points from Nome, had
the misfortune to break an axle
on his St'nson plane Monday
when he was caught in a down
draft amd made a forced landing
on Haystack Mountain near Flim
There was no passengers aboard
and the pilot was unhurt and the
plan? otherwise undamaged, it is
reliably reported.
This morning the Mirow Air
Service dispatched Pilot King
and Pilot Herman with supplies
and a portable welding outfit to
Golovin. A dog team at Golovin
took the supplies and welding
outfit to the scene of the accident
arriving there this afternoon. 1
of the planes flew over the moun
tain to spot the disabled plane
and returned to Golovin with the
necessary information for the
dog team driver to reach the
scene.
Pilot Jefford had laid out stove
pipe lengths on the snow to
mark the location of his plane,
which were easily visible to the
pilot flying overhead. As soon as
the welding job is completed, the
plane will return to its base at
Nome airport. Another plane
will be pressed into service ai d
he will continue on his mail trips
without delay.
DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS
PI.AY SUNDAY, DEC. 4TH
Arp v u planning to attend 1he
F derate.! Church Sur.dav night?
The Drama Club has another
treat in store for you'if you are.
Virgin : Church’s play, “What
Men L ve By," under the darec
t on of Everett Fisher w ll be
pre 'vnt*;j as the sermon of the
even:tv*. The play is a modern
drama zati i of "Leo Tolstoy's
famous story, “Where Love Ls.
There G >d Is Also.” The leading
role. Simon, the cobler is taken
by Wilbur Arnold. The theme of
the play is a poor peasant fry
ing to practice in actual life, the
teachings of Jesus. The incidents
and involvements of the plot hap
pen as a result of that fact.
The stage setting carries us
back to o'Id Russia in the days
before the Revolution. Stage and
costumes will be designed to
harmonize as well as .possible. At
any rate this play will still be a
little different from any we have
■had yet.
The public is cordially invited
to attend this service. No admis
sion will be charged. However,
the congregation will have an op
portun'ity to express their ap
preciation of the serv’ice and of
the play by participation in the
offering.
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TOYLAND Opens On Thursday Afternoon With
New Up-to-date Christmas Merchandise
COME AND VIEW OUR LARGE DISPLAY OF SENSIBLE AND
USEFUL TOYS. IT WILL SERVE YOU RIGHT
TO MAKE YOUR SELECTION AT ONCE
We Announce The First Appearance Of
SNOW WHITE AND HER SEVEN DWARFS
SHIRLEY TEMPLE Dolls are very pretty this year
Some new numbers in Doll Buggies
Children and Doll Furnitures
Blackboards, Teddy Bears, Snow White Tea Sets
And many other items for girls
FOR THE BOYS
Electric Trains, G. Men Mechanical Toys,
Dump Trucks, Pick Up Trucks, Buddy L M'xers,
Books, Games, and Toys to numerous to mention
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CIVILIZATION went
out with the cane, declares Frank
Jager, Washington craftsman
who had made and repaired
walking sticks for every presi
dent since Grover Cleveland. He
finds that with passing of cane
vogue, “country Isn’t civilised.’*
CHAS. CAVEY
Has Opened A Liquor Store
Carrying an Assortment
of Fine Liquors, Win
es, and Beers.
FRONT ST. NOME.
HUNTING PARTIES
SEARCH FOR METEOR
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L(\S ANGELES, Nov.—Search
parties began forming in various!
parts of the state to go afield
looking for the blazing meteor
which fell recently. The speci
men from another world undou
btedly contains rare, valuable
metals, and is of especially great1
value to scientists.
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PACIFIC ALASKA AIRWAYS INC.
WINTER SCHEDULE
Nome to Fairbanks-Every Mon. & Thurs.
(Thursday Electra connecting; with Juneau Schedule)
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TUESDAY, FRIDAY, & SATURDAY NIGHTS
SPECIAL FLOOR SHOW
EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT
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TOM CLONINGER