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NEWS ITEMS*
Plot Jack Jotford of the MAS
today ofl his eastward ma:J
tr ps.
Pilot Sg W en made a trip to
Council. Kougarok and Teller to
day w th freight, no passengers
were carried.
P.iot Hans M row is at Cord
ova, awaiting favorable weather
before returning to Nome with
his new plane.
Mis. Henry Wilson of Klim,
gave birth to a baby girJ at the
local hospital, last Sunday. Mo
ther and infant are doing nicely.
The PA A mail plane arrived
Nome at 2:20 this afternoon from
Fairbanks, having been delayed
a' Nulato by bad weather. Mort
Sullivan was an incoming pass
enger, enroute to Bluff.
The plane will remain over
night at Nome and is scheduled
to take off at 7:110 o'clock tomor
row morning on its return trip
to uFirbanks with outgoing mail.
Miss E Moses will be a pass
enger from Nome to Golovin on
the plane
The Board of Director* <>f the
Nome Kennel Club held a meet
ing Tuesday, 5 pm. in the Nev
ada Grill, and started the ball
rolling in earnest toward a very
busy season, full of vital Interest
to all. Races were scheduled, the
(list of which will be held Sun
day, Feb Id and will be termed
Kids Day It was also decided
that the Kenne) Club would
pl#ee "Second Pools” in the dif
ferent places of business, a small
percentage of the proceeds to be
held to defray the expenses of
the prizes for the day.
Further discussion about the
annual Queen Contest, brought
out several new and useful ideas.
The girl to he Queen of the Trail
and to represent Nome at the
Fairbanks lee Carnival as Miss
Nome, will be elected by popular
vote, that is, only one vote will
be allowed to each person. As tin
added attraction the board de
cided to put up a Five
Hundred Dollar Poke of Gold, on
which tickets will soon be ready.
The ticket will have a place for
the name of the candidate for
whom you wish to vote, also a
place for the signature of the
person voting Children of pre
school age are not entitled to
vote, hut may if so desired take
a chance an the Poke of Gold.
t oe Kennel Club Carnival will
be held on Saturday, the 4th of
March, in order to give ample
time to send the Queen to the
Fairbanks lee Carnival. The
Committee assures us that there
will he a program the equal of
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Xrvpfcf Series CwoUnues
The P "freer social card party
g.ven last Monday evening at
JcjrfJF Hal . was well attended
and enjoyed immensely by all
who attended.
The first part of the evening
was given over to progressive
whist and 14 tables were nec
essary to accommodate those who
wished to play in the progressive
whist Trophy Series
At the conclusion of the card
games the following wc-re award
ed prizes for the evening's gam
es:
Ladies — First prize, Mrs. A.
Polet; second. Mrs. James Hew
itt; consolation, Mrs. Harry
Hagen.
Men—First prize, M. A. Dom
ingoes; second. Dave Gray; con
solation, Gus Cremidas.
Owing to the stormy weather
prevailing, not as many attended
as was usual. The refreshments
were served after the card games
I and all left with the desire to
attend the next Pioneer social.
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The annual meeting of the N.
W. Alaska Chamber of Comerce
wag held yesterday noon at the
Nevada Grill with more than
forty in attendance. The minutes
of the last annual meeting were
read and a report of the financial
standing of the organization sub
mitted. Approval was granted of
both reports.
A nominating committee ap
pointed by the board of direc
tors rendered its report and nam
ing the following for positions on
the new board, which by con-j
stitutional amendment was en-1
larged to 10. A. Polet. Leroy M.
Sullivan, E. Seidenverg, Thos. i
Givan, G. E. Harney. Henry Mil-:
l<,*r, Dr. Thomas Morcom, H. G.
Gabrielson, Ralph Lomen and S.
W. Taggart. Others nominated
from the floor included Walter
Slack, B. J. McConaghy, and Mts.
Emma G. Davis.
Following a vote of the mem-j
bership, the first ten were elect
ed to the 1939 board.
A letter from B. D. Stewart,
Territorial Commissioner of Min
es, was read concerning Nome
Assay Office, following which
the meeting adjourned. The
board of directors will meet soon
and elect its regular officers for
the ensuing year.
Following a speciol meeting of
tlu> Kennel Club Directors last j
night the program for this year
got off to a flying start
Sunday, Feb. l!)th, at 2 p.m.
the following ski races will take
place for anyone of school age:
Girls ski race with 1 or more
dogs.
Boys ski race with one or more
dogs.
Obstacle ski race for girls and
boys.
Trophy Dog Race Driver may
have from three to five dogs.
Come on let’s get out and win
some prizes this coming Sunday.
And here’s another announce-:
ment by the Kennel Club—Get
your favorite prospects’ name in
by noon Saturday. Feb. lg for
candidacy for Queen of Nome,
who will represent this city at
the Fairbanks Ice Carnival. In
the running now by popular de
mand are the following it was
made known by the Kennel
Club:
Edith Hoop
Margaret Scott
Peggy Strand
Ruth ■“Toddy” Johanson
Dorothy Nelson
Vesta Poison
Lois Out
Lorene Hagen
Many trophy races are to be
run this year with beautiful lov
mg cups as the prize awards, so
watch carefully for the schedule
of races and other events to come
soon.
NOTICE
The Poll Book tor the registra
tion of voters for the Annual
City Election is now open in the
office of the City Clerk. Election
will be held on April L 1939.
M J. WALSH.
City Clerk
Publish Feb. 13. 15. 1939.
Save $3 by paying in advance
for your subscription.
A good many took advantage of the 1
specials offered in the last sale and bought
enough for the balance of the season.
Canned Goods Stocks in U. S. are 25% I
below normal. Prices should be higher
when the first boats arrive.
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We have a few Carnation Deluxe Cook
Books which we will offer to those not
having obtained one in the last sale at the
same terms and conditions.
POLET STORES
Main Store Branch Store
Tel. Main 103 Tel. Main 55
Baseball News
(Contributed)
At a luncheon meeting of the
baseball league officials at the
North Pole Bakery today, the
action of the Alaskan team in
standing firm in their desire to
have last Wednesday’s Nome
Alaskan game finished was con
sidered. The directors set the
play-off for Monday night, Feb.
20 at 7:00 o’clock, the same pitch
ers are to be used, and the game
is to continue until decided. A
vote of confidence was extended
to game officials.
The dispute over the game
arose when two Alaskan runs
were scored in the first half of
the seventh inning tying the
count at 11 to 11. Due to the fact
that one Alaskan, although de
clared out, batted a second suc
cessive time and eventually scor
ed, his run was not counted at
the time arid both teams left the
floor apparently thinking the con
test decided. The Alaskans later
entered a protest on the official
results.
The play-off Monday night will
be open without charge to inter
ested fans and may last more
than the necessary half-inning.
It will be played as nearly as
possible under regular game con
ditions.
Tonights games pit the Nome
team against Hammons and the
Commercial against the Alas
kans.
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Proof of Labor Blanks car now
be had at the I!:sme Nugget offloe.
Thos. R. Lyons fra D. Orton
Lyons & Orton
Attorneys At Law
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