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BERGER TUGBOAT IS
DESTROYED BY EIRE
Heinie Eerger, owner and op
erator of the Berger Lighterage
Co., suffered the misfortune last
Frilay of having his tugboat
burned to the water’s edge be
hind Sledge Island, where it was
weathering out a storm.
Berger and Joe Austin, a nat
ive, were the only two aboard
at the time. The cause of the
| fire was a gasoline explosion in
the engine room of the tugboat,
where Berger was working at
■ the time.
Berger received numerous
burns about the face, although
1 none serious, while Austin was
'not injured in any way. Both
i men leaped into the skiff which
I was tied along-side, and rowed
to the beach of the Island, where
they watched the complete des
tuction of the boat.
They then rowed fourteen mil
es from Sledge Island to the
mainland at Cripple River. There
Berger hired Philip Ahsaruk to
bring them to Nome in his oom
iak which was powered by an
out-hoard motor.
They arrived here Saturday.
In commenting on the loss of his
tugboat, Mr. Berger declared
that he would he back in Nome
again next spring with two die
sel-powered tugs, and that he
was through with gasoline-engin
ed boats.
Funeral services for the late
Tony Nicholas were held at 10
j a.m. Saturday morning from the
I undertaking parlors. A graveside
i service was conducted by Father
La Fortune, at Bemont Point
I cemetery.
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The U. S. Coast Guard Cutter i
Itasca arrived at Nome yester- j
day afternoon, for a final call1
before proceeding to the East!
Coast in response to executive1
orders.
The Itasca remained in port j
until late last night before sail!
ing, It was understood that all
main cutters of the Bering Sea
Patrol had been dispatched to
the East Coast to form the Re
connaissance patrol inaugurated
by President Roosevelt, in main
taining the neutrality of the Unit I
ed States in the present Europ
ean war.
Deputy Marshal Hugh O’Far
rel made a trip to Candle with j
the Mirow Air Service Sunday, j
returning to Nome Monday with j
a federal prisoner, Walter Thom
as, sentenced to thirty days for
being drunk and disorderly.
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lien Airlines
Activities
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Saturday morning Pilot Sig
; Wien returned to Nome from1
Taylor via Teller. Two passen
gers were carried, Eugene Mor
iarty, Teller to Nome; Mr. Mac
Piierson. Taylor to Nome.
Another trip was made to Tay
; lor Saturday with freight and
Martin Willoya for Taylor. Sig
returned to Nome via Teller to
bring Charles Thompson and
family to Nome.
Sunday morning a trip was
made to Taylor with B. J. McCon
aghy and freight. The return to
Nome via Bluff to pick up Mort
1 Sullivan.
The second trip Sunday was to
Teller. Taylor, Mackin, Dick Cr.
■ and Coffee Cr. with freight and
B. J. McConaghy and John Cray
for Nome from Taylor.
A trip is scheduled for Fair
| banks as soon as weather per
i mits.
Mirow Air Service
Activities
| Friday afternoon Pilot Hans
' Mirow returned from Unalakeet
with Walt Kirklin.
Curley Martin returned from
Kotzebue by way of Candle and
Deering with two passengers,
Gussie Topkok from Kotzebue to
Nome and Robert Ayagayiak
from Candle to Nome. Freight
and mail was also brought in!
Pilot Fred Chambers made a;
; trip to Teller and Tin City and
return with pasengers and ex
press. J. B. Henderson was a
passenger from Nome to Teller
and Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Christ
enson were brought to Nome
from Tin City and Mattie Levan i
was brought in from Teller.
Saturday Pilot Martin made a
round trip to Teller. Gussie Top
kok and baby were taken to Tel
ler and freight and mail were
carried both ways.
Pilot Martin made a trip to
Council, Haycock, Admiral Cr. {
and return to Nome. Murdoc Me
Iver was taken to Council and
Mattie Moneymaker from Nome
to Haycock. Frank Degnan was a
passenger from Nome to Hay
cock, Degnan Field and return.
Pilot Fred Chambers made a
trip from Nome to Camp Creek,
Council and return. Passengers
were: S. M. Shaub Nome to
Camp Creek; Fred Durocher,
Joe Lucas, Camp Creek to Coun
cil; Carl Rasmussen, Camp Cr.
to Council and return; A1 Rhoad
es Council to Nome and L. E.
Ost Council to Nome.
Pilot Chambers made another
trip to Council Saturday after
noon via Camp and American
Cr. S. M. Shaub was a passen-!
ger from Camp Cr. to Council
to Nome.
Sunday Pilot Martin made a
trip to Candle with Deputy Mar
shal Hugh O’Farrell. He ream
ed this morning with Mr. O’Far
rell and Walter Thomas.
Pilot Hans Mirow took off for
Fairbanks this morning in the
tri-motored Stinson with a full
load of passengers: Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Christenson, Morton Sulli
van, Edward Shedley, Mr. Ken
sley. S. M. Shaub. Clark Andre
son and Ed Roberts.
Trips are scheduled for Coun
cil, Unalakleet, and Ungalik as
soon as weather permits.
Fred Hubbard, arrested on a
complaint of carrying concealed
weapons, was acquitted follow
ing a trial Saturday morning, be
fore U. S. Commissioner C. C.
Tanner. O. D. Cochran was the
attorney for the defense
The Common Council of the
City of Nome is to meet in reg
ular session tonight at the city
hall at 8 o’clock.
The Northwestern A 1 a-s k a
Chamber of Commerce Board of
Directors will hold their regular
luncheon meeting tomorrow at
| the Nevada Grill at noon.
1 FOR SALE—Boys bicycle, childs
mattress and skiis. Inquire at
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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.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1900
SOURDOUGH STATIONERY
That unique and humorous,
and typical Alaskan stationery—
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j brought strictly uptodate, and are
i now' available at the Nugget offl
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BERING SEA ROUTE
SAILINGS FROM PIER 1, SEATTLE AT 10 A. M.
Leave Due Noma
S. S. BARANOF, passengers & freight . Sept 15 Sept 25
S. S. MT. McKINLEY, passengers & freight . Oct 10 Oct 2t
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
Leave Due Leave Due
STEAMER Seatble Seward Seward Seattle
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
ALEUTIAN.Sept 9 Sept 14 Sept 14 Sept 21
DENALI . Sept 13 Sept 19 Sept 19 Sept 25
COLUMBIA.Sept 16 Sept 21 Sept 21 Sept 28
YUKON...Sept 20 Sept 28 Sept 28 Oct 2
ALEUTIAN . Sept 23 Sept 28 Sept 28 Oct 5
ALASKA .. Sept 30 Oct 6 Oct 6 Oct 12
YUKON ... Oct 7 Oct 13 Oct 13 Oct 19
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
JOE HARNISH, Agent
Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc.
Schedule Fairbanks to Nome and Return
MONDAY and THURSDAY
Fairbanks to Juneau
THURSDAY and SATURDAY
Juneau to Fairbanks
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