VICTORY TASTED SWEET to Bit* Grant'of A«.'
lanta, Ga., sipping from above huge trophy cap after winning the
fifth annual sugar bowl tennis tournament at New Orleans. He
vanquished Gene Mako with 6-0, 6-1 and 6-t. J
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NEWS ITEMS
The funeral of William Allison
wil' be held tomorrow Saturday,
at 2 o’clock p.m., at the Feder
ated church.
Readers attention is called to
the detailed account of the action
taken by the local chamber on
the matter of running a new road
from Nome to Solomon. The art
icle is on page three.
Pilot John Cross of the North
ern Cross Airways, arrived Nome
this afternoon from Juneau via
Fairbanks. Mr. Cross has been
attending the annual meeting of
the Territorial Aeronautical Com
mittee at Juneau as a represent
ative of the Second Division.
The Hard Times Party to be
given in the IOOF Hall this Sat
urday (tomorrow night) will
commence sharply at 9 p.m. with
card games which will continue
to 10:30 when 6 prizes will be
awarded to the winners.
Dancing will start at 10:30 p.m.
and last to 1 p.m.
Three grand prizes will be
awarded to the three best Hard
Times costumes. One admission
for both.
Nick Balke was an arrival in
Nome today as a round-tripper
on the Pacific Alaska Airways
mail plane which arrived at 9:45
this morning, pilot by Walt Hall
and flight mechanic Freddie
Muller.
The plane made a quick get
away, leaving Nome at 10:10 on
its return mail trip. There were
no Nome passengers outgoing.
Due to the weather conditions
j over SewaTd Peninsula points,
local plane activities ceased to
day. Pilot Jefford o f the MAS
is still storm bound down the
east coast, and is expected to ar-1
rive Nome with Dr. Rystrom and
Miss Gertrude Arnold, as passen
gers, as soon as weather permits.
The Pioneers winter series of
oard parties start this coming
Monday night at 9:15 p.m. at the
Odd Follows Hall. There will be
parties alone, or a combination
of card parties and dances. The
admission charge to the card
parties will be 50 cents and to
the card parties and dances will
be 75 cents. Refreshments will
be served at all the parties and
the admission charge also in-:
eludes the refreshments.
The Moose Roundup committee I
met last night and made some!
temporary plans for the unique
jamboree and Moose meat feed
that is to be given Saturday,
March 4th, at IOOF Hall. Anoth
er meeting of the committee will j
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be held next Sunday afternoon j
at which time further details
will be worked out to assure
everyone in Nome an evening of
entertainment, fun, dancing and
eats, the like of which has never
been given before. Watch for
further details.
Nome Kennel Club
Elects Directors
At Meeting
At a large meeting of the
Nome Kennel Club, held at the
Nevada Grill at noon today, the
following Nomeites were elected
to serve on the Board of Direct
ors for 193-9:
E. B. Fisher, Geo. P. Madsen,
Russell G. Maynard, Mrs. W. F.
Barber, Wilfred Boucher, Char
les O’ Leary, and Gerry Harney.
Numerous members of the
Nome Sports Association were
present at the meeting and took
part in the various discussions,
including the formation of a Ski
Club.
Several speakers emphasized
the purposes of the Sports Asso
ciation and suggested the Nome
Kennel Club turn the subject
over to them. Upon a motion
duly passed, the formation of a
Nome Ski Club was referred to
the Nome Sports Association for
action. Members of the Associa
tion promised early action.
The subject of Nome sending a
racing team to the Fairbanks
Dog Derby this year was discuss
ed and several plans of financing
suggested. -Definite action was
postponed until the meeting of
the new board of directors.
Much enthusiasm was appar
ent and the question of activities
will undoubtedly receive early at
tention by the new board it was
announced. With new timber,
new ideas and increased interest
in winter activities, you may ex
pect plenty of fun and action in
the near future, said new board
members, who are planning on
organizing. Sunday.
Baseball News
(Contributed)
A large and -noisy crowd saw
the Nome-Alaskan game end in
11 to 10 victory for the former
last Wednesday night. The sec
ond game brought a 7 to 9 Ham
mon defeat at the hands of the
Commercials. The Commercials
and Nome teams are now
tied for first place. Fans are get
ting dizzy trying to name the
winner of the series altho only
two evenings of play remain.
Interesting facts shown by thei
score book give the Alaskans 36 j
batters 24 hits 10 runs. Nome 33 |
batters 17 hits and 11 runs. Ham
mons 33 batters 15 hits 7 runs,
and the Commercials 33 batters!
14 hits, 9 runs.
In the Nome-Alaskan game a
fifth inning incident occurred in !
which an Alaskan player actual-;
ly scored on two successive times j
at bat although declared out the
first time. He also scored another j
runner. This led to such a tangle
of discussion that a league meet
ing has been called for Sunday at
1:30 to determine whether an Al
askan protest shall be allowed on
the uncounted disputed run.
PIONEER CARD PARTY
Monday, Feb. 13, 9:15 p.m.
I O O F HALL
Refreshments Adm. 50r
NOTICE
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All interested in the develop
ment of Nome, the Second Div
ision and Alaska, are cordially
invited to attend the Annual1
Meeting of the Northwestern Al- 1
aska Chamber of Commerce at a
luncheon to be held Tuesday,1
February 14 at 12 o’clock noon. I
at the Nevada Grill.
Annual election of officers and I
other important. business.
Please register your names 1
with the undersigned Committee.
' Wm.’ Cameron ,. j
SJMr* Givan "
Aimer Rydeen
HARD TIMES PARTY
SAT. FEB. 11th
Cards 9:00 p.m. Dance 10;30|
I O O F HALL
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MAKE YOUR SELECTION
While Stock Is Complete
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Fancy Valenties 3 for 5t4 and up
Comic Valentines
FANCY RED HEARTS
Filled with Sweets 75<J
Conversation Hearts 50^ tb
Common Hearts 50c tb
POLET STORES *
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Main Store Branch Store
Tel. Main 103 Tel. Main 55
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Federated Church
Rev. Vincent Widney, pastor.
■ Sunday School, 11 a.m.
Evening Worship, 7:45 p.m.
Sermon: "If Lincoln Were Liv
ing Today.”
Richard Lee, who was unable
to play last Sunday night on ac
count of illness, will be present
this Sunday to render a violin
solo if he is in town. Everyone is
cordially invited to worship with
us. -
Native Methodist Church
Church school, 11 o'clock.
/ Service, 5P.M.
Dr. W. A* Rytroi
DENTIST
Pint Avenue Wert
FRATERNAL ORDERS
I. O. O. F.
NOME LODGE NO. A4
Meets every Friday, 8 p.m.
Initiatory Degree
Odd Fellows Building
L. O. O. M.
No. 1413 .
Next Meeting Feb. 6th
Odd Fellows Hall, IP.M.
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Have a Good Time'
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Now’s the Time to have
Yonr Shoes Repaired
Prompt Service—Lower Prices
At Jonesy’s
NOME HARNESS SHOP
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Pioneer Water Go.
Arrange Now tor Year Winter
....Delivery of Fresh Spnridlng_
Spring Water.
ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE.
NELSON and BULLOCK
Phone Black 44 *
CHAS. CAVEY
Has Opened A Liquor Store
Carrying an Assortment
of Fine Liquors, Win
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FRONT ST. NOME.
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