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Mirow Air Service
Activities
July 20 — Pilot Hans Mirow
made a trip to Council with Fred
, Durocher and to Bluff with Joe
Crrbtree. From Council he flew
Gul win, where he picked up
John and Betty Ost. From Golo
; vin lie flow George Folger to
Aggie Creek and on to Council,
then to American Creek where
iu* picked up Howard Beasley
! whom he brought to Nome.
July 20 —P.lot Martin flew to
Council, Golovin and Solomon,
I where he picked up Joe Amo
rak’s daughter and Dan Porter
for Nome. He also carried mail
for the above places.
Wien Airlines
Activities
Wednesday evening Sig Wien
made a trip to Pilgrim Springs!
with freight and Rev. Cunning
ham. After returning to Nome he
left for Taylor with freight. A
Watkins was taken to Taylor
from Harris Creek and B. J. Mc
Oonaghy was a returning passen
ger to Nome from the same
place.
Yesterday morning a trip wasj
made to Pilgrim Springs to bring
Mother Mary Louise to Nome.
Freight was also carried. Immed
iately after returning Sig left
for Fairbanks via Candle with
Babe Seidenverg for Candle and
Mother Mary Louise for Fair
banks. The return trip was made
late last night via Candle to
bring Babe Seidenverg to Nome.
Today a flight was made to
Taylcr and Bunker Hill with
freight and Bud Thompson. A
stop with be made at Coffee
Creek to take W. H. Kirklin to
Taylor.
Trips scheduled for this after
noon are to Taylor with W “A Cas
tleton and wife and to Noxapaga j
with freight and Kay Handland
and to Coffee Creek with E. K.
Johansen and Jo Ann Johansen.
Fred Johnson has just receiv
ed a wire that Gus Nelson pass
ed away at the Swedish Hospital
in Seattle, July 16th. Gus Nel
son was formerly a partner of I
Fred and Emil Johnson in min-1
in,g in this locality.
WANTED—Pup of small breed,
for child’s pet. Communicate
with Mrs. L. J. Harper, Taylor,
Alaska.
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NEWS ITEMS
Word was received this morn
ing from Pilot Jack T. Jcfford
that he would be on active duty
for the balance of the month, and
was leaving for March Field, Cal
ifornia.
Also that the new Stinson Air
liner was now in Seattle where
the new gasoline tanks were be
ing installed by Northwest Air
Service, and would be completed
by the first of August, also that
there would be a capacity load
for Nome, as several large operat
ors were planning on the round
, trip and would inspect their hold
ings while in Nome.
Harry Ewcrt (Harry the Fish)'
who was recently admitted to the
(local hospital passed away there
j yesterday. Mr. Ewert was an old
j timer in this section, and for
i many yea rs operated the coast -
j wise schooner Jewel Guard, until
i it was lost in a storm about five
( years ago.
I The freighter Sutherland of
! the Alaska Line sailed at 3 a.m.
this morning for Nunivak Island.
Tuesday, Pilot John Cross flew
J. D. Nelson and Martin Jorgen
son to Kotzebue. J. D. Nelson is
now at Deering.
The Arctic Club membership
drive which has been going on;
for the past week, is reported to 1
j have met with much success, j
Charter membership rolls will be
| closed July 31st, according to an
announcement appearing in these!
columns today. Devoted to the
sponsoring of organized athletics,
civic development projects, and
the welfare of its membership,
the Arctic Club is off to a good
start. Other athletic organiza
tions have pooled their treasurys
with the Arctic Club, for the |
furtherance of programs during1
the coming year. Look for mem- (
bership announcement in today’s,
issue.
Three Special Venires Drawn
In Thore Oelson Case
Two special venires of 40 each
have been exhausted in attempt
ing to obtain a jury in the case j
of the United States vs Thore!
Oelson, which has been in pro- i
gress since the 18th. in the U.S.
District Court at Nome. Judge J.1
H. S. Morison. presiding, with
Dstrict Attorney Chas. J. Clasby
District Attorney Chas. J. Clasby
representing the government and j
attorneys O. D. Cochran and Ira!
Following are the names of the i
second special venire drawn
Thursday morning.
Charles Fagerstrom, Carl Pet
erson, W A Boucher, Mrs Louise
Vlaar, Alex Mogg, John P Hur
! ley, W R Hinkley, W H Cameron,'
Matilda O’Connor, Tony Cerutti
Peter Johnson, Grace Mahan,
Nels Boyne, Richard Roell, Er
nest W Miller, Mrs Fred Bourdon
Lennie Mae Nelson, Martin C
Quarnstrom, Carl Wourinen, Guy
Elam, Walter Cavey, S O Fauske
William JefTord, John Carlson,
John Chapay, Fred J Rohn, Ar
thur N Triggs. Mrs Marie Hay,
' Mrs Wesley W Kennedy, Charles
j Kraus, W W Laws, Ella Synder [
John Donovan, W F Barber, I
Clarence Ausley. Archie Martin,
Thomas Mitchell, Mrs Sam Tag
i gart.
Late Thursday another special
venire of 60 names was drawn,!
returnable 10 a.m. Monday morn
ing, July 24th. Following are the!
names of those drawn:
George Beyer, Ed Rohn, Rob-1
ert Barnette, Carl Hansen, W H
Kelsey, D H King, Mrs J S
Stangroom, Earl Towner, Mr
mie Ball, Chas D Jones, Mrs
John White, Thomas A McAlone
Mrs David Taggart, Andrew
Sather, Bob Mitten, Clara John
son, Annie Rylander, Chas.
O’Leary, Stanley Martin, Hans C
Peterson, Albert N Bahls, M.
Koss, Mrs Lars Rynning, Bob
Oumauk, Eva Cornwall, R W Sil
ver, iMrs George Bo I re, Mrs
Bertha King, Nels Swanberg Sr. i
E P Stambuck, Herschell King,
Helen M Bockman, Mrs Emma
Rowe, David Taggart, Glenn
Smith, Fred Roberts, Lorene
Hagen, M J Walsh, A A Chagnon.
Roy Stump, Lena Huff, Curtis
Jacobs, Dwight Milligarok, Ralph
Kitzmdller, Everett Fisher, W E
H Cramer, D J Stanton, Alvin
Oberg, Ernest Balsiger, Gunnar
Kassen, Lars Rynning, Oscar
Howard, Mrs Pat Sthay, May
Bale, A1 Braten, William Kroll,
Mrs Fred Roberts, Robert Pher
rim, Jack B Kinney, Marguerite
Naas.
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BERING SEA ROUTE
SAILINGS FROM PIER 1, SEATTLE AT 10 A. M.
Leave Due Nome
S. S. DENALI, passengers & freight . Aug 10 Aug 20
S. S. DERBLAY, freight & explosives Aug 11 Aug 23
S S. DENALI, passengers & freight Sept 12 Sept 22
S. S. MT. McKINLEY, passengers & freight . Oct 10 Oct 20
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
Leave Due Leave Due
STEAMER Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
Mt. McKINLEY .July 12 July 18 July 18 July 24
ALEUTIAN . July 15 July 20 July 20 July 27 #
BARANOF . July 19 July 25 July 25 July 31
COLUMBIA . July 22 July 27 July 27 Aug. 3
Mt. McKINLEY . July 26 Aug 1 Aug 1 Aug 7
ALEUTIAN . July 29 Aug 3 Aug 3 Aug 10
BARANOF ..._. Aug 2 Aug 8 Aug 8 Aug 14
COLUMBIA. Aug 5 Aug 10 Aug 10 Aug 17
Mt. McKINLEY . Aug 9 Aug 15 , Aug 15 Aug 21
ALEUTIAN . Aug 12 Aug 17 Aug 17 Aug 24
BARANOF . Aug 16 Aug *22 Aug 22 Aug 28 ^
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
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