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WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF LETTERS —
From all parts of the world, from every State, recom
mending RING FREE oil for every kind of industrial engine.
We also have several from successful Alaska mining men
whom you know and believe when they tell you RING FREF
is the only oil they will use. It costs nothing to investigate
SAM TAGGART, Territorial Agent at
Nome Lumber Company
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ALL THAT THE NAME IMPLIES
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NEWS ITEMS
The PAA mail plane schedul
ed for Nome today cancelled out
at Nulato due to bad weather.
Klement Klementson and Al
bert BahLs who left Nome in the
small boat “Ada” last Wednes
1 day about six p.m. were reported
to have been overdue at Unal
akleet where they should have
arrived Friday night at the lat
est. People there who became
worried about their safety got
| in touch with Nome thruogh am
i ateur radio and passed the word
along. The local Coast Guards
men left in their launch at one
| p.m. Saturday to look for the
“Ada” in case that it was in
need of help. The Coast Guard
found heavy weather in that lo
cality and after more than 24
hours on the water they put in
to Golovin where late that night
(Sunday) it was reported the
“Ada” had reached Unalaikleet.
A Get-Together luncheon of
the Northwestern Alaska Cham
ber of Commerce was held Tues
day at noon in the Nevada Grill,
Dr. Thomas Morcom presiding.
Bud Thompson who is in town
from his mining property in the
Kougarok, presented to the
Chamber the difficuties prevail
ing in that section regarding the
j maintenance of landing fields.
Mr. Thompson explained the nec
essity for a large grader in that
locality which could service 12
fields, or an even larger area,
and asked the Chamber for sup
port in obtaining such a grader
from the proper source. On mo
tion the matter was referred to
; the committee on roads for re
commendation.
The Alaska Steamship Com
, pany announces that the SS
Baranof is to replace the SS Mt.
McKinley sailing from Seattle,
October 16th.
WIEN ACTIVITIES
Sept. 24 — Pilot Lund made a
flight to Iron Creek and Solomon
i with Wilson Scott for Iron Cr.
I Gene and Dick Margraf for
; Nome from Solomon.
Frank Yurg and W. Bond were
passengers to Fairbanks.
Pilot Wien made two trips to
Taylor from Teller with freight
H. White was brought to Nome
from Taylor.
Sept. 25 — Gene Lucas and
H. White were passengers to
Council.
Trips are scheduled for the
Kougarok. Teller and Fairbanks.
FOR SALE
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42-44, 1 Frigidaire, large hotel
range. No. 12 shotgun, glassware,
i crockery, chairs, etc. Apply at
Nugget Office.
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wheel guards. It is a complete tractor, ready to go to
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Fair Notes
The Board of Directors of the
Northwestern Alaska Fair Asso
ciation met Monday evening to
complete arrangements for the
I carrying out of a full Fair pro
| gram.
Sunday afternoon all division
I superintendents met at the Odd
Fellows Hall for the purpose of
allotment of booth space and to
! become familiar with the various
details of their respective de
! partments. A great deal of the
success of the Annual Fair de
pends upon the division super
intendents. This year we are for
; tunate in having a group of en
thusiastic superintendents who
are devoting considerable of
their time to insure the best pos
sible displays in the various de
partments. Let us all pitch in
and render them all the aid we
can—for after all it is your Fair
and mine, and it will require
the support of all to make our
Fair the real source of educa
tion and entertainment that it is
designed to be.
Prof. Bemie Knudsen, Chair
man of the Entertainment Com
mittee is engaged in gathering
together a number of acts for
the big show to be held on the
| last night of the Fair, and re
quests any Nofe amateur thes-;
pian who wishes to take part in J
the program to step forward and j
get in touch with him.
The combined vaudeville show
and announcement of prize win
ners will be held at the High
School Auditorium preceeding
the big dance on Saturday night
Oct. 12.
From now on until Fair Week,
a column of Fair notes will be
run in each issue of the Nome'
Nugget with which the public1
will be kept posted relative to;
the progress of the Fair and to'
feature special announcements'
not contained in the large adver,
tisement which will start with j
today’s issue of the Nugget.
MIROW ACTIVITIES
Pilot Sasseen left for Anchor
age with the tri-motored Stin
son on his scheduled weekly run.
The following passengers were
aboard: Oscar Jensen, Robert
Coats, Geo. Cronin, Earl Can-j
non, Clifford Willit, Lew Nuna-!
meker and Tyrus Clark.
Pilot Chambers also left for1
Anchorage with the Stinson No.,
3, stopping at Unalakleet for 3
passengers to Anchorage.
Yesterday Chambers made a !
trip to Council and way points,1
picking up Don Stewart at Bea-1
ver to Jackson and return, and j
Fred Dent from Aggie to Coun j
cil.
NOTICE
There will be night classes in,
commercial work held this win-:
ter, beginning the last of Oct
ober. Anyone wishing to enroll,
please get in touch with Miss
Walton at the High School im-,
mediately so that any supplies
needed may be ordered before
the last boat.
CITY COUNCIL MEETS
The Nome City Council met j
Monday evening. Mayor Miller !
presiding. All councilmen were
present.
The Council moved to make
a thorough examination of the
sump in the well in the fire sta
tion and have any necessary re
pairs made to insure a steady
supply of water in case of fire.
All bills approved by the Fin
ance Committee were ordered
paid.
After considerable discussion
the Council hired Jack Stewart
for three months to do what he
can toward the elimination of
radio reception disturbance.
After some discussion, the
council decided to deny the re
quest of Mr. Modini for the use
of the city hall as a kindergarten
on the grounds that the build
ing did not have the necessary
facilities for use for such a pur
pose.
It was decided to recommend
that Mrs. Kitzmiller fill the posi
1 tiin of Public Health nurse, soon
; to be left vacant by Mrs. Spreng
j er.
The next meeting will be held
J on the evennig of October 14th.
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BERING SEA ROUTE
Sailings from Pier B, Seattle at 10 a.m.
SS MT. McKINLEY due arrive Nome Sept. 30
S. S. Mt. McKINLEY Sails October 16 for Nome
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTS
Steamer Leave Seattle Di»* Seward Leave Seward
ALASKA . Sept 18 Sept 24 Sept 24 .
ALEUTIAN . Sept 21 Sept 26 Sept 26
BARANOF . Sept 25 Oct 1 Oct 1
COLUMBIA . Sept 28 Oct 3 Oct 3
ALASKA . Oct 2 Oct 8 Oct 8
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
M. J. WILCOX, Agent