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FLECTION RESULTS
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Humpheries . 1
For Attorney General—
McCain . 1
For Highway Engineer—
Reed .. 1
Miller . 0
For Senator—
Egbert . 1
For Representatives—
Ball . 2
Hurley . 2
Rude . 2
Taggart . 2!
Ost . 1 j
Stangroom . 1 :
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Council
Delegate to Congress—
Cole . 14
Duker . 1 ■
For Auditor—
Humpheries . 15
For Attorney General—
McCain . 15
For Highway Engineer—
Reed . 9
Miller . 5
For Senator—
Egbert . 12
For Representatives—
Ost . 13
Rude . 13,
Stangroom . 12
Taggart . 11
Ball . 7
Hurley . 7
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Solomon
Delegate to Congress—
Cole . 4
Duker . 2
For Auditor—
Humpheries . 5
For Attorney General—
McCain . 5
For Highway Engineer—
Reed . 4
Miller . 3
For Senator—
Egbert . 4
For Representatives—
| Ost . 6
Ball . 5
: Stangroom . 5
Taggart . 3
Hurley . 1
i Rude . 0
Bluff
Delegate to Congress—
Cole . 2
Duker . 0
For Auditor—
Humpheries . 2 '
For Attorney General—
| McCain . 1
For Highway Engineer—
Reed . 2
Miller .. 0
For Senator—
Egbert . 2
For Representatives— 11
Ball . 2 1
Ost . 2 I
Stangroom . 2; i
Taggart . 2
Hurley . 0
Rude . .0
Haycock
No Republicans
Taylor
Delegate to Congress—
Cole . 3
Duker . 21
For Auditor—
Humpheries . 2 1
For Attorney General— <
McCain . 3 1
For Highway Engineer— 1
Reed . 31
| Miller . ...” ” ” " \ 1
For Senator—
Egbert . 3
For Representatives—
! Bal1 . 5 ’
Stangroom . 4!
Taggart . .3
Hurley . 2;
Ost . 2
Rude . 2
Stuyahok
Delegate to Congress—
Cole . 1
Duker . 0
For Auditor—
Humpheries . 1
For Attorney General—
McCain . 1
For Highway Engineer—
Reed . 1
Miller . 0
For Senator—
Egbert . 1
For Representatives—
| Ball . 1
! Hurley ... 1
Stangroom . 1
Taggart . 1
Ost . 0
Rude .. 0
NEWS ITEMS
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Bud Thompson, who was brot
to Nome Monday from Taylor ,af
ter suffering an injury, is report
ed to be improving nicely at the
Maynard Columbus Hospital.
It was understood he was in
jured when the governor on a
Ford V-8 engine cut loose and
the belt drive to a dynamo broke
hitting him along one side of his
body, from the bead down.
He is suffering- from severe
bruises, otherwise it was said,
there were no broken bones.
The Chamber of Commerce soc
ial luncheon held Tuesday at the
Nevada Grill had as its guest
speaker for the occasion Mr.
Charles G. Burdick, head of the
Reindeer Acquisition Unit, who
spoke briefly on the subject of his
duties in connection with the spec
ial assignment made by Secre
tary of the Interior Harold L. |
Ickes. No business was taken up ;
at the meeting.
The sixth and seventh grades
of the Nome Public School invite
adults and children (10 years or
older) to see moving pictures of
the San Francisco Fair and min-:
ing which will be shown by Mr.
A. M. Hartford at the Nome;
School in the Assembly Room,
7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 2nd.
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The Federated Ladies Aid Soc
iety will meet at the home of
Mrs. Stuart Stangroom this com:
ing Friday, May 3rd at 2 p.m. All!
ladies interested are invited to
attend. Flowers will be made for
Mother's Day.
A trip was made to Taylor to
day by Bill Munz of the Munz
A.ir Service carrying the follow
ing passengers: J. H. Olson, Jim
Katerinas, and Hans Peterson.
Passengers on the return to !
Nome were Lee Hedrick, Walter !
Bentz, and Frank Sessions.
Members of the Arctic Club |
and those holding guest cards1
will gather together again to-!
night at 7:00 at the Nevada for
another of their dinner dances.,
rhe affair will be conducted
along the same lines as that one I
>o well enjoyed last month. Thej
\rctic Club is looking forward j
:o a full house and a hilarious!
ivening.
CARD OF THANKS
To our many friends—personal
ind political—we, the undersign
'd, wish to extend our thanks
'or the splendid support given us
n the Primary Election.
Harry Egbert
Rollyn J. Ball
John Hurley
Ludvig E. Ost
Kenneth D. Rude
Stuart L. Stangroom
Sam Taggart
Republican Candidates.
MIROW ACTIVITIES
May 1—Pilot Chambers made a!
barter trip for the Reindeer Ac-:
luisition Unit with Mr. Kelly asi
jassenger to Candle, Haycock &j
■eturn to Nome.
Pilot Chambers is scheduled j
or a trip to Council and Golovin j
omorrom and also a trip to
Vales, Shishmaref and Teller.
Pilot Sasseen who has been
veather bound at Anchorage for
,wo days arrived late this after
noon with:
Miss Lois Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Jenks
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Johnson
And a load of express
Sasseen wil return to Anchor
age tomofrow.
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PAINT TIME
IS HERE
We have large stock of paints
For all purposes
OUR ENTIRE STOCK j
IS ON SALE AT
20% REDUCTION
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The Season Is Favorable
Let us give our homes & stores
a new coat of paint before the
arrival of the first boat.
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BARANOF . May 8 May 14 May 14 May 20
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(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
JOE HARNISH, Agent