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'OLD SC d o L L ,' S U hi ! —With only an occasional visi
tor to note its fra:.;: , this rheJeton r.f ‘ Old Sorrel," the war horse
of the Confederates’ famous Civil War general, “Stonewall” Jack
son, Urav. s dust at the Car:; a?le Museum in Pittsburgh. And so,
hints Curator A. W. H?nn: “Why shouldn’t the South have the
horse’s hones? Tnev have the hide on exhibit in Richmond.’*
MI ROW ACTIVITIES
Saturday Pilot Curly Martir
made a trip to Ungalik, Unala
; 'duet. Council and return. Mabe
I ivanoff was a passenger to Un
dakleet and Sidney Rood frorr
Unalakleet, also a load of vege
; tab’es.
I Pilot Jack Jefford made a trip
to Council with Ralph Lomer
and Ruth Reat and freight.
Sunday morning Pilot Jack Je:
ford left in the tri-motor Stin
| <on for Anchorage with a ful
load of passengers for the Ek
\ lutna school.
A trip was made to Taylor
Deering. Haycock, Council and rt
turn by Pilot Martin yesterday
Mrs. Pete Bowlin was a passen
ger from Nome to Taylor, Aber
Shallit from Deering to Hay
cock and Ralph Lomen and Rut!
Reat from Council to Nome.
Pilot Hans Mirow made a trip
to American Creek and returr
with a load of freight and pas
rengers. Babe Rolando was taker
to American Creek and Aller
Blum was a roundtripper.
Monday Pilot Martin made £
trip to Solomon, Council anc
Aggie Creek. Cliff Shogren was £
passenger to Aggie Cr. and
freight and mail was carried
to the other points.
After returning from Council
Pilot Martin will make a charter
trip around the country with
Larry Galvin.
Pilot Jefford is expected to re
turn from Anchorage in the tri
motor this afternoon with 2 gov
ernment teachers for the Dio
mede Islands and 500 pounds of
freight.
WIEN ACTIVITIES
Saturday morning Sig Wien
made a. trip to Bluff with Lena
Bahnke and freight.
Upon returning to Nome Sig
left for Pilgrim Springs with a
load of express.
A trip to Taylor was made
with express. From Taylor to
Dick Creek with A1 Walkins.
Dorothy Nelson was taken to
Noxapaga.
Yesterday Sig Wien made a
trip to Taylor with freight and
returned to Nome with Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Castleton.
Another trip was made north
yesterday with freight for Tay
lor and Noxapaga. Paul Abolo
wak with picked up at Coffee Cr.
and taken to Bunker Hill. Doro
thy Nelson was a returning pas
senge to Nome from Noxapaga.
Today Norris Johnson took a
load of freight to Taylor and
Harris Creek. Ltpon returning to
Nome he left for Fairbanks and
will return tomorrow to Nome
with express..
A new motor is being installed
in the Cessna and it will be back
on schedules again tomorrow.
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NEWS ITEMS
Mr. VV, F. Graham of Shelton,
Washington, and Mr. Allen Blum
of the Northwest Air Service of
i Seattle, flew into Name from
Fairbanks at 7 o'clock Saturday
evening.
Mr. Graham and Mr. Blum are
on an extended trip to Alaska,
and will see most of the Terri
tory on their present trip.
The entire trip was made in
21 hours flying time from Seat
tle to Nome, in Mr. Graham’s
Waco plane. Mr. Graham had
'just completed a trip to the New
Pork World’s Fair from Seattle
before coming north to Nome.
He was very well pleased with
his short stay here and left at
| noon today for Anchorage and
Fairbanks, expecting to leave for
Seattle tomorrow morning.
Mr. Blum is in Alaska contact
ing various aviation companies
that are customers of the North
| west Air Service in Seattle and
] renewing old acquaintances. Mr,
Blum was born and raised at
| Seward, going to Seattle where
' he and his brother have been in
terested in aviation for the past
twelve years.
A bouncing 6 pound baby boy
was born early Saturday morn
' ing to Mrs. Josephine Martin, in
1 the local hospital. Both mother
and child are reported to be do
ing nicely.
The Grumman amphibian
plane attached to the U. S. Coast
I Guard Cutter Spencer, with
1 Lieut. Snyder in command and
two seamen from the cutter, ar
| rived at Nome this morning from
! Teller, where the Cutter is now
anchored. After picking up mail
and attending to other official
business, the plane left again this
, afternoon for the Spencer.
It was also learned that the
Spencer, which is commanded by
' Comander F. A. Zeusler. complet
ed its voyage to Point Barrow,
arriving there Aug. and remain
i ing there only four hours, before
, starting its return trip to Bering
Sea. It is expected the Spencer
j will come to Nome in a few days.
Captain Aarnout Castel of the
! motor-schooner “Nanuk” sailed
J from Nome late Friday for Kot
' ebue to bring the Father Hub
bard expedition back to Nome.
Father Hubbard accompanied
; by Ed Levin have been making
I trips up and down the Noatak
and Kobuk Rivers during the
past month. They are expected to
; arrive here by tomorow.
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Bert McCarthy who was in
charge of the construction of the
new hull for the dredge being
constructed on Iron Creek by
Tolbert Scott, arrived in Nome
Friday with the news that the
hull had been completed and
launched August 5th.
Construction on the hull com
menced July 14th, he stated, af
ter delays due to not obtaining
sufficient material until late. Un
der him were eight men. Speedy
and experienced work is respon
sible for the quick launching of
the new hull, it was explained.
The PAA Electra arrived from
Fairbanks this morning with
mail and the following passen
gers: F. F. Benson, J. F. Eagen,
S. C. Chhoi, and J. G. Moly
neaux. The plane left at 1 pjm.
with Mrs. W. A. Oastleton, Miss
M. Byron and Mrs. M. K. Cau
thorne.
The regular Chamber of Com
merce meeting with luncheon
will be given tomorrow, Tuesday
in the North Pole Bakery. Mr.
Ralph Lomen, vice president will
preside.
The subject of the meeting, the
incoming tourists will be discus
sed and plans will be announced.
Mr. Ichitaro Takata, special
correspondent of the Tokyo Nichi
Nichi and the Osaka Mainichi
has consented to be present.
Dr. W. A. Rystrom returned to
Nome today by Ferguson plane
piloted by Jack Hermann. Dr.
Rystroim has been away on an ex
tended dental tour.
NORTH POLE BAKERY
FRESH BAKERY GOODS AT
Main Store Branch Store ^
Tel. Main 103 Tel. Main 55
4 WAYS
TO CHOOSE
W e Are Anxious
To Get Your Orders *
1st...We will ship your orders direct to you.
2nd. We will deliver your order from our
Nome stock.
3rd. We will ship your order and will store
it for you to be delivered to you
as you need it.
4th. We will sell you your order at special ►
low wholesale prices.
POLET STORES
ESTABLISHED IN 1900
PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS
FOR TERRITORIAL
SCHOOL CHILDREN
Physical examinations for
j some of the children who will en
roll in the Territorial school this
j year will be done by Dr. Morcom
Thursday, Aug. 17 at the territ
orial school building at 9 a.m.
Parents are invited to be pres
ent while their children are be
ing examined In order to make
it more convenient for parents
the children will be taken alpha
betically rather than by grades
as done previously. If there is
more than one child in a family
the parents can be present at
each child’s physical examination
by making one call.
Children are expected to re
turn the afternoon of the same
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day at 2 p.m. to be weighed, mea
sured in height and have eyes
tested by Mrs. Sprenger, public
health nurse. Parents are invited
to be present at this time also.
The work will be greatly fac
ilitated if parents will see that
their children whose last names
falls under the alphabetical
! group called, are present.
Next Thursday, Aug. 17, all
children whose last name begins
with any of the following letters
are expected to be present at 9
a.m. and at 2 p.m.: A B C D E P
GHIJK.
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The yacht “Stranger,” owned
■ by Capt. Lewis of Los Angeles,
returned to Nome this morning
after a voyage into the Arctic
Ocean. How far north the vessel
reached, was unknown.
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BERING SEA ROUTE
SAILINGS FROM PIER 1, SEATTLE AT 10 A. M.
Leave Dae Nome
S. S. DENALI, passengers & freight ... Aug . 10 Aug . 20
S. S. NORTH KING, freight & explosives . Aug 18 Aug 29
S. S. BARANOF, passengers & freight . Sept 13 Sept 25
S. S. MT. McKINLEY, passengers & freight Oct 10 Oct 20
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
Leave Due Leave Due
STEAMER Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
BARANOF —. Aug 2 Aug 8 Aug 8 Aug 14
COLUMBIA —. Aug 5 Aug 10 Aug 10 Aug 17 1
Mt. MoKINLEY — .... 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
COLUMBIA — — — Aug 19 Aug 24 Aug 24 Aug 31
Mt. McKINLEY . Aug 23 Aug 29 Aug 29 Sept 4
ALEUTIAN...Aug 26 Aug 31 Aug 31 Sept 7
BARANOF.Aug 30 Sept 5 Sept 5 Sept 11
COLUMBIA.Sept 2 Sept 7 Sept 7 Sept 14
Mt. McKINLEY.Sept 6 Sept 12 Sept 12 Sept 18
(Note: All sailings subject to Change without notice.)
JOE HARNISH, Agent
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