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The PAA Electra arrived Norm
Name this forenoon with threi
jouches of mail and the follow
' ng passengers: J. B. Metcalf
Jan Wi der. Mrs. E. Tanner, M
Ullrich, H. Starling and H. Ster
ling.
On the outgoing trip mail wai
carried also three Seattle passen
gers: C. Austin, C. McCloskey, F
I P. Bonnell.
The tragic news from the Stat
es, acquainting the Nome Nugget
and the community with the de
I tails of Mrs. Ben Mozee’s sudden
passing, came as a distressing
shock to the members of her im
mediate family residing in Nome
and to the hundreds of friends
made during her many years
residence in this section.
Mrs. Mozee was a cultured wo
f man of refinement and educa
j tion. She gave freely of her time
I and talents toward the civic and
t social life of the community in
f which she made her home, and
f was a devoted wife and mother.
I- Her wide circle of friends and
( acquaintances mourn over the
J sudden taking of this splendid
E woman from the midst of our
active life.
| The Nome Nugget in behalf of
f the community extends to her
F husband, Ben Mozee, and to her
► : four children, our deepest sym
l , pathy and condolences .in their
[! great loss.
*■ A telegram was received this
morning by the U. S. Marshal's
Office adressed to B. B. Mozee
from the Assistant to the Attor
ney General in Washington, D.
C.. in which the Department re
gretted exceedingly the untimely
death of his wife and granted
him one months annual leave of
absence. This message was im
mediately forwarded to Mr.
Mozee at Seattle by W. P. Hinck
i ley. Chief Deputy, who is in
charge of the office in Mr.
i Mozee’s absence.
Chief Deputy Marshal Hinck
j ley has received a wire from
’ i Marshal B. B. Mozee from Seat
tie that he was leaving late this
! afternoon by plane for Cleveland
Ohio, 9104 Detroit Street.
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The U. S. Coast Guard Cutter
Itasca, Comander L. W. Perkins,
commanding arrived in Nome on
th eevening of the 13th for a vis
it of two days. Commander Per
kins recently joined the ship af
ter having completed a tour of
duty at the Coast Guard Acad
emy in New London, Connecti
- cut. The Itasca will be in the
Bering Sea area on routine pat
rol work for the remainder of the!
{ summer!! Her itinerary includes j
Point Hope, Wainwright and
Point Barrow.
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[committees named for
reception of governor
The general Committee on the
e Reception and Entertainment of
e Governor Ernest Gruening and
■- party assembled in the I O O F
f. Hall and was caLled to order by
I. Mr. Howard Lyng. whereupon
■- Mr. Lyng was made permanent
Chairman who in turn appointed
s Mr. A. Polet as Secretary.
In opening, Chairman Lyng
'. outlined the purposes of the meet
ing and offered a tentative plan j
which was discussed and after:
- which the necessary committees:
t were appointed to take charge of
- the different activities of the
i General Committee.
? Dr. Morcom who was present,
- in behalf of the Northwestern A1
? aska Chamber of Commerce ex-1
s tended the offer as per instruc-j
5 tions received from the Cham-,
ber wrhich had met at noon Mon'
- day. Chairman Lyng thanked Dr. I
- Morcom and stated that it would'
? be very appropriate for the
1 Chamber to take charge of a'
i luncheon in honor of the Gov-1
1J ernor.
• | The following Committee were'
1 appointed:
1 Transportation— Ralph Lomen,
1 Miss Mildred Maynard, Eugene'
• Kell, Leonard Smith, G. E. Har
j ney.
' Reception —Chairman Howard
■ Lyng, Honorable Judge Morison.
' Mayor H. G. Miller, Hon. O. D.
Cochran.
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Housing —Mrs. Paterson, Mrs.
E. G. Bellows.
Hall—-Aimer Rydeen, A. Polet
Finance—M. J. Walsh, Grant R.
Jackson, Ira Orton.
Dinner — Mrs. Luella Grant.
Mrs. Esther Wallace, Mrs. Chas.
Code.
A number of suggestions were I
offered by the several commit
tees but nothing wras permanent-1
ly decided until the receipt of .
more definite information as to j
! the time of arrival and how long
the Governor and his Party will
remain in Nome.
It was discussed that the party
at the field should be received by
as large a crowd as possible and
that a sight-seeing tour, both by
auto and by air should be pro
vided in order to give the visit
ors an opportunity to see our act
ivities and resources and to bet-1
ter draw a picture in their minds
as to the necessity of defense
measures owing to our proximity
to foreign lands.
Meeting adjourned subject to
call of the Chairman.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
I David Henry of Solomon passed
away early Tuesday morning.
The baby had been ill for some
time with pneumonia.
The Entertainment Committee
of the Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce, Dr. Mor
com, chairman, met this after
noon and laid plans for the
luncheon in honor of Governor
Ernest Gruening. The luncheon
will be held at the Nevada Grill
and will be open to the public.
Ladies are also invited. A special
local products luncheon will be
served. This is not to be confus
ed with the dinner which will be
-given by the General Committee.
I in the evening.
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notice
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Ail Members and all interested
in the development of Nome and
Alaska are invited to attend a
specia local products luncheon
given in honor of Governor
Gruening and party to be held at
the Nevada Grill.
You are requested to make 5
reservations with the operator at 5
the Telephone office.
Price $1. Ladies especially in
1 vited.
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Word has been received in;'
Nome of the passing of Mrs.; j
jShaugnessy, early-day roadhouse']
keeper at Solomon. Mrs. Shau- (
[gnessy died in May at her home ,
'at Vancouver, Washington.
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ROUND TRIP S421.20
Leaving and arriving Nome
SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY
Pacific Alaska Airways, Inc.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS SYSTEM
BERING SEA ROUTE
Sailings from Pier B, Seattle at 10 a.m.
S. S. SUTHERLAND sails August 15th for Nome, Norton Sound
and Kotzebue Sound
SS DERBLAY sails August 31 for Bristol Bay, Nome and Golovin
S. S. Mt. McKINLEY Soils Sept. 18 for Nome and Norton Sound
S. S. Mt. McKINLEY Sails October 16 for Nome
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Steamer Leave Seattle Due Seward Leave Seward
ALEUTIAN .Aug 10 Aug 15 Aug 15
BARANOF . Aug 14 Aug 20 Aug 20
COLUMBIA . Aug 17 Aug 22 Aug 22
Mt. McKINLEY . Aug 21 Aug 27 Aug 27
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
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