CHURCHES TO
OBSERVE
^SUNDAY, OCT. 1
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The Christian Churches of the
World are all joining together in
a United Communion Service this
coming Sunday. The Federated
Church will observe World Com
munion Sunday at the regular
evening worship service, Sunday
at 7:45 p. m. There will be spec
ial prayers for the suffering peo
ples of the world and for the
unity and fellowship of the Holy
Spirit among all men, seeking to
4 CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE — Heater. Call Reef
8.
FOR SALE—One Travelux Pull
man trunk. Inquire Nome Nug
get.
WANTED—Housekeeper and cook.
100 per cent modern 4-room
apartment. No children. No
Sundays or holidays. Inquire
♦ The Nugget.
GUNS FOR SALE—4 shotguns,
(1 automatic, 1 pump and 2
double-barreled), 1 Model 94,
30-30 Winchester rifle; also one
17-jewel Hampden pocket
watch. Write Box 618, Nome,
Alaska.
LONELY? WRITE BOX 26, VAN
COUVER, WASH.
BUSINESS TRIP"—Plan going
Chicago, New York, Washing
# ton D. C., and points between.
Can represent additional Alas
ka merchants, lawyers and
others on share-expense basis.
Thoroughly familiar with mer
cantile, financial, legal and
epuipment businesses. Large
personal acquaintances in De
partments and bureaus in
Washington D. C., and in the
States. Alaska references
Want to go in October and re
^ turn to Alaska in November.
Dan Hightower, Fairbanks,
(Last Date Sept., 27th. Pub
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i know the will of God that His
; peace may be established and
| His Kingdom Cnme.—(Contrib
' uted).
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BASEBALL
_RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Thursday's Games
Cincinnati 10, Brooklyn 6.
i St. Louis 2, New York 0.
1 American League
All games postponed except
Boston and Chicago.
BROWNS TRAIL
IN BASEBALL
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The Boston Red Sox. nemesis
of the latter days of American
League baseball activity, dealt the
St. Louis Browns, leading eon
| tenders for the flag, a powerful
blow Wednesday, when the took
the long end of a crnieia? game
by a score of four to one behin.d
i the four-hit pitching of George
Woods. ' • •
Pitcher Barrett, loosing twirler,
put the Browns a full game be
hind the Detroit Tigers.
With but a few more games to
play, at the present time the
Browns chances ot winning ' the
pennant look rather slim.
DENIES APPEAL
OF BRIDGES
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29.—
(AP)—The U. S circuit court of
appeals denied the rehearing ol
Harry Bridges, who is under or
der of deportation to Australia.
Bridges seeks to remain in the
United States by a habeas corpus
proceeding. Hiss attorneys will
appeal the case to the U. S. su
preme court.
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Black 153 Hangar, Harvard 115 !
PAT O'CONNERS
FOUND DEAD
1
I Patrick O’Connor, foi Yt years
: a deputy U S. marshal in Fair
banks. past FairDangs police
1 chief, mining rnan cf the Liven
' good region, ar.d prominent in
j athlet e circles, was found dead
: in his bed at 624 Seventh Ave- j
I nue. shortly after one o’clock
Monday afternoon by Melvin
■ Grigsby of Anchorage who had
i been staying with him for two;
, weeks. Grigsby said that O’Con- i
| nor had been in bed about four
i days, but that he refused to al
• low a doctor to be called. About
! an hour before he found him
| dead, Grigsby heard his cough- J
i trig and thought he was all right, j
i but at 1:15 p. m. he entered the.
room and found him dead.
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He was widely known through
the interior, was generous to a
fault and would get up in the
middle of the night to go to any
one in distress. He had friends
in all walks of life.
I In his younger years he was a
1 prominent boxer and wrestler in
i the Territory, and he late pro
t - 4
( moled boxing matches and train-1
! ed several young men in the art.!
i He was a member of the Elks |
lodge of which he was a Past
Exalted Ruler.
,H eis survived py a brother,
Jack O’Connor, who is execu
tive officer of the Alaska Game
Commission at Juneau, and three
sisters, Mrs. Margaret Abercrom
bie of Anchorage, Mrs. Nellie
Cody ol Seattle, and Katherine
O’Connor of Tacoma.—<Jessen’s
Weekly).
RETURNS AFTER FOUR
YEARS' ABSENCE
Miss Grace Blachford, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Blach
’ord, who has been, in Seattle at
tending school, returned to her
home here after an absence of
four years. She has been living 1
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with the Milspaux family, who
we re formerly in Nome.
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LADIES AID FOOD SALE
The Ladies Aid will hold a
Food Sale Saturday, ^tomorrow/
at the N. C. Store, beginning
at 10:00 a. m. Any ladies wish
ing to make donations of food.
who have noC boen solicited
may contact Mr3. Christy Wald
heim or Mrs. Jessie Lehman.
All help and cooperation will
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