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DEMOCRATIC DESCENT into a London subway—it’s
called the "Underground” there—took Princesses Elizabeth. 13,
and Margaret Rose (rear), 8, on first subway ride. Travelling
third class, they were accompanied by governess, lady-in-waiting.
THE DOLL’S HOUSE made of packing cases at East
Kew in Melbourne, Australia, includes telephones and a doorbell.
Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted
DR. L. W. HINES, Optometrist of Anchorage
NOW In Nome—Offices in Public Health
Nurse Office in City Hall
0 Early Appointments Advised
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STOP LOOK AND LISTEN
Is The Warning At Dangerous Crossings
Look Well Before You Leap
Is Another Admonition For Safety
In every emergency there is the crisis mo
ment that decides success or failure, life or death.
At no time in Seward Peninsula history has the
situation been more critical than at the present
time. The crisis hour is very near. It is up to
the people to save this district, for the Con
solidated Olympic Line has furnished the
» antidote for your transportation ills. It is up to
you to prescribe the dose.
Consolidated Line
S. W. TAGGART, Agent
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Hundreds Idle
Men at Naknek
Naknek—•Hundreds of men are
' bunched in this area, every can
nery has more men in sight than
jobs. Around Naknek and South
Naknek many arc sleeping out in
the tundra, others, more lucky, J
are bunked and boarded by the
companies. Every appliriant ex
pects to be one of those taken
on when the superintendents step
off the Northbound ship.
Aboard the nearing vessels are
impatient men who have been on
the beach in Seattle since last
year, and these have an edge on
those waiting here. They’re hir
ed.
j Never was such a winter in the
i Bay, where vast snow drifts
• piled higher with each gale.
Roofs were removed from out
buildings, and the owners des
cended into the depths per lad
der.
Into a still wintry world came
! hordes by air and land, the chee
! chaccos aften thinly clad, think
ing that because the calender
said so, they would find spring.
These nerve-rasped souls have |
prowled along the fishing cen
ters, asking for any sort of sus- j
tenance. Some found it and oth- 1
ers siwashed as best they could.
If a watchman turned his back
somebody would roll into his per |
sonal bunk.
And now —summer. Have to
prove Alaskan residence, must
be a member of the Fisherman’s
Union, to fish. Months back, the
canneries sent notices to their
regulars, that a boat was listed
in their names.
A high tally man is a big shot
at the Bay, and desperate chee
! chaccos would be set, given a
| chance to go partners with such
perfection. She’s tough in these
relentless waters, and lads nam
‘ ed Gunnar, Sven, and Ole are ;
good guys to tie to when the '
launches sweep forth on the tide.
Fast and furious is the fishing, j
and a gamble too, when the run
may just break before the season ,
ends, and a final two days mean j
all or nothing to excited throngs.
| The Swede stoves and canned
j grub are ready for the boys—no
• time to keep a fire, or cook, or 1
; dry your robe if a sea rolls in— i
I you just chase fish, ditch ’em in j
| the tally. Big pay-day cornin’—
j Maybe!
For Meals Bring Your Friends
To The NORTH POLE BAKERY ,
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FRATERNAL ORDERS
L O. O. F.
NOME LODGE NO. A-5 '
Meets second and fourth
Friday of each month 8 p.m.
Odd Fellows Building
L. O. O. M.
No. 1413
Meets third Monday
of each month
Odd Fellows Hall, 8 p. m.
Dr. W. A. Rystrom
DENTIST
First Avenue West
Phone Main 22
Lyons & Orton
Attorneys At Law
Rooms 918-921 Alaska Building
Seattle, Washington
Thos. R. Lyons Ira D. Ortor
"CHAS. CAVEY
Has Opened A Liquor Store
Carrying an Assortment
of Fine Liquors, Win
es, and Beers.
FRONT ST. NOME.
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Pioneer Water Co.
Water Delivery During Summer
Months — Tuesdays and Fridays.
Hauling Gravel, Oil, Etc.
ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE. |
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NELSON and BULLOCK
Phone Black 44
DOWN TO THE WATER S EDCE went the peace-loving: people of The Netherlands
to show that they intend to protect their little country—so famed for its dikes, tulips, cheese and de
termination. This is a country of rich cities and prosperous trade.
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h * A D(Yu,A.C1;,ClN V.9 A M * A ' Doc,ors Nathan L. Finbers (left) and Adrian Solo show
how to take natural-colored action pictures ot the human larynx at Boston. A home movie camera
is attached to the laryngoscope; electric bulbs at body end of tube supply needed light.
l» ’* L * 43$ OF THE POLISH CORRIDOR are solid against any threat of German :\g
grcL--«. . ■ *>*d .r-rnflv included in a British-French guarantee of protection, nevertheless is t -
iy, .... u. „ ms -»tu> Niildt.ro ry**ir.£ and the l’olish Corridor, armament and maneuvers
»»,. c .u, * •-»» tee anti-aircraft guns seen at recent maneuvers.
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JUST A KID NAMED JOE was each of these men before they grew up to become members
of the world champion New York Yankee baseball tom. Now when Manager McCarthy—whose first ,
name also is Joe—calls a Joe for doty, he may get (left lo right) Joe Beggs. Pjjfj*"* iiltf i
ond baseman; Joe Gallagher, outfielder, or Joe DiMacfio. center fielder McCarthy is at right.