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PILOT MORRIS KING IN
CRASH AT CANDLE, ALASKA
Arrivals from Candle by plane
* today told of the crackup of Pilot
* King in a Ferguson Airways
plane at that point this morn
* ing.
> They described the accident
¥ as caused by the rough field at
Candle. The plane was said to be
taking off over the rough field
and one wing touched the
* ground, throwing the plane over
* into the tundra where the land
> ing gear was wiped out and the
t wings badly damaged, they said
> Pilot King was the only per
^ son aboard, *and was said to be
uninjured.
John M. Boyd and Miss Freda
; Jaki were united in the bonds
| of matrimony last Saturday ev
; ening at the home of Mr. and
| Mrs. Chas. H. Code, with U S
j Commissioner C C Tanner per
j forming the ceremony.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Boyd are lo
1 cal residents—he being employ
i ed at different times by the Road
Commission and Mrs. Boyd, by
! the Alaska Telephone and Tele
; graph Co., as a switch board op
! erator.
i At a marriage ceremony per
; formed Tuesday evening at 7:00
o’clock at the Federated Church
| parsonage Daniel E. Kohler of
Nome was united in holy matri
mony to Lois N. Ditty who came
, to Nome on the last boat. Rev.
t ' W. P. Wood conducted the cere
[ mony, and Mrs. Edna Kapelowitz
f | and Harold L. Bill were witness
L ! es. The couple pan to reside in
L Nome.
[ The PAA mail plane scheduled
E for today from Fairbanks was
C canceled out due to adverse wea
r, ther conditions along the route.
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{■ An old landmark of Nome, the
E old barn on B Street next to the
► Nome Public School is being torn
down. Up until a few years ago
it served as Pangman’s barn.
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[• your travels.
1 Arriving by plane today from
1 Candle were Deputy Marshal
. Patrick H. Sweeney and Fritz
Weinerd.
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The Nugget has wired Kotze-j
bue ask/ing for an authentic ac-;
count of the accident in which
Warren Ferguson lost his life by
drowning last Friday.
So many .unfounded rumors |
and descriptions of the accident!
I have been circulated, that The j
Nugget thought it wise to obtain.
! the full and complete account, so;
that the public could be advised. |
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Airplanes took to the air early I
this morning with returning j
good weather to bring many
more outgoing passengers to
Nome from the mining centers
about the Peninsula.
The Home Arts Club (announc
es its third annual Jamboree to
be given at the High School
Auditorium on November 11.
Further news of the event will
appear in an early issue of The
Nugget.
H. L. Stull tells us he is on his
way back East to interest certain
people in placing equipment and
supplies on his ground at the
head of the Inmachuk River,
above Deering, where he has min
ed for many years below the
lava beds in that vicinity.
He reported this year he had
cleaned 100 square feet of bed
rock with gold content running
$1.60 per square fcjot. He ex
pects to leave on the southbound
Mt. McKinley.
After three days of stormy
weather Bering Sea subsided suf
i ficiently this morning to allow
discharging of cargo from the
' S. S. Mt McKinley of the Alaska
Line, with unloading commenc
ing by the Lomen Commercial
Co. fleet of tugs and barges about
7 am today.
Agent Joe Harnish today de
clared that if conditions continue
favorably, passengers will pos
| sibly be taken aboard the vessel j
for its southbound trip, Friday j
afternoon October 27th.
The Mount McKinley is heav
ily loaded with mining machin
ery and winter supplies for the
entire district.
The first regular monthly meet
ing for the winter, of the Nome
Health Council will be held in
the City Hall Monday October
36 at 7:30 pm for the purpose of
reorganizing and electing new ofj
fleers for the coming year. All
members of the Nome Health
Council for the past year are urgj
ed to attend.
Signed: Chairman H. D. Miller j
MIROW ACTIVITIES
Pilot Martin brought in fromj
Council this morning Fred Dent,!
Floyd Bishop, and Alfred Hove
land. On the second trip he brot
Frank Phiffer, Bob Steiner and
Jean Lucas and will leave soon
for Taylor with two passengers
and will Stay over-night and re
turn with the two passengers in
the morning.
Pilot Chambers left for Teller
this morning and returned w/ith
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Briggs and j
then left for Council to bring j
in Charley Strom and Mrs. Van ;
Aspern also taking Alfred Blatch
j ford to Golovin on the way to
I Nome.
The trip to White Horse for to
day was cancelled out until to
morrow morning.
WIEN ACTIVITIES
Sig Wien made a trip north
1 this morning returning to Nome
via Fox Bar and Teller. Passen
: gers carried were Ralph Mayber
ry and Marvin Jordan for Nome
‘ and Graham Latmmers Fox Bar
i to Teller.
Sig Wien made another trip
■ north this afternoon with freight
; and George Bodis. Stops will be
made a Bunker Hill and Teller.
Frank Whaley left Nome this
morning with a load of freight
and Jim Carrol for Taylor. Mr.
and Mrs. Keenan were passen
I gers on the return trip,
j A trip was also made to Bluff
! to bring Mr. and Mrs. Jenks to
; Nome.
A trip is being planned for
i Fairbanks Thursday.
It’s coming. Save the date. No
vember 11th.
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BERING SEA ROUTE
Mt. McKinley expected to sail for Seattle October 27th
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA ROUTE
Leave Due Leave Due
STEAMER Seattle Seward Seward Seattle
ALASKA . Oct 14 Oct 20 Oct 20 Oct 26
YUKON . Oct 21 . Oct 27 Oct 27 Nov 2
ALASKA . . Oct 28 Nov 3 Nov 3 Nov 9
YUKON . Nov 4 Nov 10 Nov 10 Nov 16
ALASKA .—. Nov 11 Nov 17 Nov 17 Nov 23
YUKON . Nov 18 Nov 24 Nov 24 Nov 23
(Note: All sailings subject to change without notice.)
JOE HARNISH, Agent