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Father E. J. Cunningham, S J.
nrr.ved Nome today from Pil
grim Springs via Northern Cross
Airways. Father Cunningham,
who came to Nome for dental at
tention, states that all is well at
the Springs although the thermo
meter has registered as low as
20 beow zero already, but no
snow.
Ha stales that the mission ex
perienced a measles epidemic, ev
ery one of the children contract
ing the disease at one time or
another but none of the adults
came down with it. None of the
children experienced any ser
ious after-effects although one
little girl appeared to become a
bit deaf and to lose her vitality
and became listless. Father Cun
ningham gave her a close exam
ination one day and found the
seat of the trouble—a small bead
lodged in her ear. Removal of
the bead restored her to her nor
mal self.
Father Cunningham states that
the vegetable crop this year was
not so good due to the excessive
rain and cold weather, but the
fishing in the Pigrim river has
been excellent. At present they
are occupied at the mission in
putting up their store of reindeer
meat for the winter—about 60
deer being needed. He and the
elder boys have been also bring
ing in their year’s supply of
wood with the use of a small
truck and trailer.
Father Cunningham wore an
interesting article of apparel—
the fur parka which formerly be
’onged to Father Rupert, who
perished a few miles from the
mission ;n a blizzard while bring
in? a 1 ad of Christmas cher to
to the orphans in the mission.
Father Cunningham expects
to return to the Springs tomor
rc v \i Wien Airlines plane.
The Fire Department was call
e.d out Tuesday morning to the
home of Peder and Harold Berg
on first avenue west. Steam,
resulting from ice melting
against the safety fine was mis
taken for smoke. No damage was
done.
wib-cribe for The Nugget.
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POSITIVE-SEAL TRUCK WHEEL £
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“Greatest contribution made to crawler indu stry in 20 years,” £2
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HOW MUCH CAN YOU AFFORD TO WASTE? &
Gold — probably unnoticed — is passing OVER your screens and riffles — IS
BEING WASTED — if you are using ordinary ’dozer tractors. Here’s why! Grease
leaks out from rollers anti idlers on common truck wheel assemblies. These -tA
drippings attach themselves to numerous gold particles in the pit and are slushed
around until small, pebble-iike balls are formed, You know the rest—that gold AA
goes over the riffles.
Stop this needless waste. Use the NEW Allis-Clialmers tractors with the t"<
POSITIVE-SEAL truck wheel assemblies. The OIL STAYS IN because IT’S &
SEALED IN! And you CHANGE IT ONLY ONCE IN 200 HOURS. IJ
Consider your savings — not only in gold gained — but in slashed lubrication
costs — in 48 extra productive hours every 1,000 — in greaser’s wages. ?5
YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO USE AN ORDINARY TACTOR «
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO. I
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Our Largest Supply Is In Dressed TURKEYS Which Have Been jig
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We Will Offer a 5% Discount On All Orders If
Placed With Us Before November 21st $P
REMEMBER—Your Turkey Will Be Prepared JP
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THANKSGIVING ANNOUNCEMENT I
A. P O L E T 1
MOTION PICTURE SHOW
The public is invited to a mo
tion picture show to be given |
by Fred Mebes at the Nome Pub-1
lie School this evening, Wednes
day, at 7:30 pm.
The films to be shown will in-1
cude technicolor pictures of the
San Francisco Exposition and
Southern California. Others will.
be of European cities and a De
partment of Interior picture of
the construction of Boulder Dam.
This show is sponsored by the j
geography class of the sixth and,
seventh grades.
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A number of requests have!
been received by the Nome High
School for instruction in com
mercial subjects. Will those inter
ested in bookkeeping and short
hand meet in the commercial
room of the school at 8 o’clock
tonight, Wednesday, for discus
sion and registration.
The Nome City Council met in
regular session Monday night
and bhsiness pertaining to the
City of Nome was transacted. All
bills presented were ordered
paid. The semi annual interest
payment on the PWA loan to
the City of Nome, due next
month was authorized as was al
so the final payments on the
City fire truck and tractor. Now
these pieces of fire fighting equip
ment belong to the city free and
unemeumbered. In all the money;
paid at this meeting amounted to
between 3 and 4 thousand dol
lars.
Remember “The Valiant” giv
en by the Federated Drama Club
in the Federated Church audit
orium at 8 tomorrow night. The
admission—50 cents and 25 cents
for children.
A meeting will be held at the
Native Gymnasium tonight at 8
p.m. for the purpose of explain
ing the Wheeler-Howard Act.
All natives are requested to be
present.
Deputy Marshal Hugh O’Far
rell left Nome yesterday via
plane and returned today from
Kotzbue with a prisoner, Charles
Jack from that place, bound ov
er the grand jury on a charge of
burglary.
Deputy Marshal Walter Dowd
left Nome today with a North
ern Cross plane for Deering on
official business.
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Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc.
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