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Friday's Gaines
National League
New York 4. Pittsburgh 0.
American League
New York 13. Cleveland 7
St. Louis 8. Philadelphia 5.
Pacific Coast League
San Diego 1, Sacramento 0.
Oakland 8 Hollywood 5
Portland R. Seattle 4.
Los Angeles 17. San Francisco 7
Saturday's Game*
National League
Cincinnati 4, New York 5.
Pittsburgh 3. Boston 9.
St. Louis 14. Brooklyn 2.
Chicago 4. Philadelphia 2.
Cincinnati 3. New York 3
St. Louis 12, Brooklyn 7
American League
Philadelphia <3. Chicago V
New York 2, Detoroit 3. (10 inn
ings!.
Washington-St Louis postponed.
(Only three scheduled!.
Pacific Coast League
Portland 9. Seattle 2.
San Francisco 3. Los Angeles 2.
Hollywood 6. Oakland" 3.
Sacramento 3, San Diego 1
Sunday's Games
National League
Cincinnati 0-9 New York 8-3
Pittsburgh 4-0. Boston 6-2.
St. Louis 4-9, Brooklyn 10-7.
Chicago 4-11. Philadelphia 2-2.
American League
Washington 1-2. St. Louis 2-7
Boston 5-2, Cleveland 3-3
Philadelphia 4-3, Chicago 6-0.
New York 10-7. Detroit 2-13.
Pacific Coast League
Seattle 2-0, Portland 0-1.
Los Angeles 6-0, San Francis
co 4-2.
HOSPITAL NOTES
A son Donald Vernon Madsen
was horn July 28 weighing 9'/4
pounds.
Bill Guisler d;ed Saturday eve
ning at 8:30 Mr Guisler wop 98
years of age
Tonsillectomies performed last
week were Theresa Norbert, Mary
Ann Walker and Ellen Eben.
Patients dismissed were Grant
Jackson, Sheldon Ryan, Unala
kleet, and Sigfried Aukongok,
of Golovin.
DINTY MOOSE IN
NOME ON BUSINESS
Dinty Moore, representative of
the National Grocery Co., is in
Nome on his fall trip to confer
with the local merchants for
their fall, and winter needs.
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AIRWAYS
Pan American Airways
Captain John Olsen and First
Officer W. Monsen were the Elec
tr:» crew which came in Saturday
v. ith the follosving passengers:
Harlow E. Burt. Lawrence Hagen
Bert Thorson, Jack Chisholm
and Dinty Moore. Returning, the
plane earn ed the following oas
sengere: Peter Wood, John H.
Rielly. William A. Castleton.
Wien Alaska Airlines
Friday Pilot Whaley made a
trip mto Deering, Candle. Coffee
Creek and Taylor Friday with Joe
Skidmore as a round-trip passen
ger. Mrs. Gideon Barr was a pas
senger kk Deering.
L. W. Pederson made a trip to
Toller, Tin City, Lost River and
Wales yesterday with Lily Ongto-,
HHsu-fif and Amy Tungunk for
Wales. Mr. Heide of the U. S. Bu-,
reau of Mines was a return pas
senger frem Tin City and Mrs.
Ethel Vogan and son came in
from Teller.
Frank WTialey made a round-,
trip into Solomon Saturday with;
Sigwick Aukougak for Solomon.
Alaska Airlines
Saturday, Pilot Bill Fike flew
to Anchorage with Albert Cysen
ski and Alvin Polet.
Pilot Weaver flew to Galena and
Unalakleet with Mrs. S. Aukogras
for Galena. Mrs. Percy Blatchford
and Gordon Wildes were return
ing passengers from Unalakleet. j
A flight to Fairbanks was sched- j
uled for today carry express.
Banana Butterscatch Pie
Pastry for one pie crust
1 1-2 cups brown sugar
5 tablespoons flour
1 1-2 cups water
4 eggs, separated
3 tablespoons margarine
1 1-2 teaspoons vanilla extract
3 or 4 bananas, sliced
Line pie pan with pastry and
bake at 425 degrees for 10 to 15
nvnutes. !
For filling mix sugar and flour
add water and beaten egg yolks
and cook until thick, stirring con
stantly. Just before removing from
heat, add margarine and vanilla.
Coolfl Arrange half the bananas
in the bottom of the baked pie
shell, then pour butterscotch mix
ture over. Arrange balance of
bananas on top of butterscotch
mixture. Make a meringue of the
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pop into oven just long enough
to brown. (Meringue may be omit
ted).
Hearing to Be
Held Wednesday
The executors of the estate of
t^e late .T. G. (Cappy) MacDoug
all, askd the court of the Second
Division for a Decision into the
meaning of wording in the last
will and testament of the deceas
ed.
The case was merely a hearing
in the matter requesting the judge
to decide certain questions regard
ing the duties of the executors,
O. D. Cochran and H. G. Gabriel
son, the former a local attorney
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and the latter, cashier in the Min
ers St Merchants Bank, both resi
dents of long standing in the Sec
ond Division.
C. C. Tanner, attorney in behalf
of the city of Nome, disputed the
right of the court to supersede the
Probate court in the matter as
there had been no decision of the;
U. S. Commiss oner on which an^
appeal could be based.
Questions submitted by Ira D.
Orton, attorney for the executors,;
pertained to the legality of the
city’s operation of the Nome Drug
Store, if and when the estate is
settled. The judge will give his
decision on the several questions
brought before him, which, in his
opinion do not conflict with the
duties of the Probate court, and
on which he has the right to ad
vise, in the action necessary to
dispose of the estate properly.
The court of Judge J. H. S. Mor
rison will convene Wednesday at
10:00 a. m. for his ruling on the
pertinent questions.
Wm. Guisler
Dead At 98
William (Bill* Guisler, 9«, pass
ed away qu etly and easily in the
Maynard Columbus Hospital Sat
urday night, shortly after his eve
ning meal.
Old Bill, as he was known by
nearly everyone in the Scond Di
vision, and by many throughout
the Territory, was one of the real
“old-timers' and very nearly
reached the century mark, could
tell stories of the North to anyone
who would listen.
Bill came to this country many
years ago, and settled in the Teller
district having been a cold stor
age plant operator, miner and
in many other varied mechanical
jobs around the district.
For the past several years . Bill
has been a resident of the .local
hospital.
Bill's many friends will grieve
his passing. FUneral arrangements
will be announced later.
Claim Accepted
0. P. A. Attorney
A payment of $1,936.66 to the
U. S. Treasury, was accepted by
Walter Walsh, enforcement attor
ney for the Alaska Office of Price
Administration, from George
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Nehrbas, of Fairbanks, it was an
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“The payment was made in set
tlement of a treble damage claim
cover ng overcharges to govern
! ment agencies at Fairbanks on a
sale of trucks above cell trig
prices,” Mr. Walsh stated. It was
settled without filiftg suit.
Tell-thedfr you saw it advertised
in the ttifgget.
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