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HERBERT HILSHIRE, WRITER
i VISITS IN NOME YESTERDAY
| Herbert Hilshire, one of the
nation’s best known magazine
writers, was a Nome visitor Sat
urday and Sunday, enroute to
Kotzebue and points north in
search of additional data for
another series of articles on this
part of Alaska.
A year ago, Hilshire wrote a
special feature for the Cosmo
politan magazine which attract
ed hundreds of letters of inquiry
from all over the nation.
After nearly a year of detail
’ ed work in cataloguing and reply
! ing to these inquiries, Hilshire
should have an interview with
Ralph Lomen, vice-president of
the N W Alaska Chamber of
Commerce who was detailed to
handle the unprecedented vol
ume of correspondence in re
sponse to Hilshire’s articles.
Hilshire declares that numer
ous editors in the States have be
come actively interested in pub
lishing a series of articles on
Northwestern and Interior Alas
ka, and on his present trip he
| is amassing much information
! for this purpose.
Deputy Marshal B W Neily
arrived via plane from Kotze
bue Sunday afternoon with fed
eral prisoner Jacob Smith, sen
tenced to six months and $250
fine for assault and battery.
Pilot John Cross of the North
ern Cross Inc., arrived at Nome
from Fairbanks over the week
end with Herbert J. Hilshire,
nationally known magazine writ
er as a passenger.
Leaving Sunday for Candle
and Kotzebue, they were forced
to return to Nome because of
the high wind.
GRAND JURY RETURNS
TWO INDICTMENTS
The Grand Jury convened
with 17 members in attendance
this morning at 10 a.m. before
Judge J H S Morison, of the
U S District Court for the Sec
ond Division, at Nome.
Two indictments were return
ed late this afternoon. One charg
ed Toby Mike with assault with
a dangerous weapon, and the oth
er charged Alex Ashenfelter
with the murder of Jack Gross
at Council, Alaska.
Both Toby Mike and Alex Ash
enfelter were arraigned at 4:45
p.m. today. Time for pleading
was set for tomorrow.
The Grand Jury expects to
wind up its report sometime to
morrow.
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NEWS ITEMS
The N W Alaska Chamber of
Commerce Board of Directors
will hold a noon luncheon meet
| ing at 12 noon at the North Pole
Bakery. Matters of importance
; will be taken up including the
proposed plan of Secretary Ick
! es of colonizing Alaska with re
fugees from Europe.
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A glance at the Alaska Steam
ship Co. add on Page four will
show that the sailing of the S S
McKinley has been postponed to
five pm, Oct. 11th.
The work on the CAA towers
to the east of Nome, up to yes
terday has been progressing. One
tower had about twenty more
feet to be erected and the other
on which construction had been
started had gone about thirty
feet. The road to the station
site is completed for about half
the distance.
The PAA mail plane due to
day is weather bound at Fair
banks due to snowing along the
route.
Fair Notes
With only three more days till
the Grand Opening, Fair activity
is rapidly climaxing.
Secretaries have been on duty
since ten o’clock this morning to
enter exhibits, and the building
will be open from ten to five
daily to receive the entries.
Please bring your things in as
soon as possible to avoid a last
minute rush Thursday afternoon
and assure that all displays will
be completely arranged by Thurs
day evening.
Let us remind you that today
is the deadine for handing in
your film for the amateuer movie
contest. Mrs. Cameron and her
assistant, Mrs. Wessley Kennedy
will be at the Fair Building this
evening, and last-minute en
trants can reach them there.
The advances in public nurs»
ing in recent years have been
many. The work has changed
since the early days when pufe^
lic nursing was the responsibility
of one person, namely the nurse,
to the present time when a com
rrmrrity group assists the public
health nurse in developing the
work.
Miss Sheppard and Mrs, Spren
ger, public health nurses in
Nome will show by means of
posters and educational material
at the public health booth, var
ious phases of the work. Ques
tions concerning the work will
be gladly answered by Mrs.
Sprenger or Miss Sheppard.
Native hunters, please see Mr.
Dave Gray and enter tany furs
you may have —fox, muskrat,
weasel, mink or squirrel, raw or
tanned. So far all furs entered
for display are commercial piec
es and hence ineliigible for priz
' es.
For those of you who like de
finite and detailed schedules of
your entertainment, we submit
the following facts:
1. Be on hand Thursday night
at 8:00 pm for the Grand Open
ing. This is the time to browse
around among the various dis
plays, admire the decorations,
have your first sample of Mrs.
Grant’s excellent refreshments,
buy your supply of home-made
candy and pop-corn from the
Drifter’s booth, and enjoy the
8 mm. movie contest which will
run from 8 to 10 pm. The orches
tra will be on hand, and danc
ing until midnight will be for
FOUND—In St Joseph’s Hall, a
plain gold wedding ring. Owner
may have same by identifying
and paying for this advertise
ment
SOURDOUGH STATIONERY
Write to your friends and rela
tives on the 'Outside*, using Sour
ough Stationery. They’ll get a big
kick out of it
GOOD THINGS
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Come All At Once
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We have just received a large shipment of
GREEN GOODS
Consisting Of
APPLES, All Varieties
MELONS, Four Varieties
SQUASH, Three Varieties
GRAPES, Three Varieties
CELERY, Two Varieties
PEARS
BANANAS
PEPPERS
CUCUMBERS
TOMATOES
LETTUCE
BUNCH CARROTS
CORN ON THE COB
We have also just received the following
shipment from UNALAKLEET
CARROTS
TURNIPS
RUTABAGAS
LETTUCE
CABBAGE
POLET STORES
the native sons and daughters
of Alaska.
The hall will not be open ex
cept for entering exhibits until
8:00 pm. This is a change in pro
cedure to give the management
time for that last-minute check
up which assures smooth results.
2. For a more careful scrunity
of the exhibits that interest you
most, drop in at the Fair Build
mg any time after 2:00 pm Fri
day
'S. Don’t miss the children’s
costume parade at 7:30 Friday
evening, as this is always one of
our most amusing features. Then
go up and sit in on the 16 mm.
movie contest which is guaran
teed to keep you entertained for
two hours. Also, this is your last
chance to take a good look at
the exhibits, and, as the judging
will be done Friday forenoon,
see who carried off the prizes.
Dancing begins at 10:00 pm for
whites only.
4. Saturday afternoon from 1
to 5 the building will be open
and the secretaries on hand to
return the entries.
5. Tliis is the night you won’t
want to miss! The Grand Finale
at the school building opens at
8 oclock with that famous ama
teur program Mr. Lyng has been
so discreetly devising. Then the
Fair will wind up with the
Grand Ball. And be sure to bring
along plenty of change, for Jim
Barnett is guaranteeing that he
is operating an honest wheel of
fortune, and that is an oppor
tunity not to be missed.
Preserve Your Linoleum With
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BERING SEA ROUTE
SAILINGS FROM PIER 1, SEATTLE, AT 5 PM
Leave Due Nome
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S. S. MT. McKINLEY, passengers & freight Oct II Oct 21
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
Leave Due Leave Due
STEAMER Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
ALASKA.. — Sept 30 Oot 6 Oct 6 Oct 12
YUKON ...... Oct 7 Oct 13 Oct 13 Oct 19
ALASKA . Oct 14 Oct 20 Oct 20 Oct 26
YUKON . Oct 21 Oct 27 Oct 27 Nov 2
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
JOE HARN1SH, Agent