Airplane News
The Pacific Alaska Airways
mail plane left Fairbanks for
Nome this morning, and had as
an incoming passenger Mrs. Ole
Hay.
The mail plane arrived Nome
about 4 o'clock this afternoon
and will remain here overnight,
before returning to Fairbanks,
(let your outgoing mail into the
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postoffice immediately.
Outgoing as a passenger on the
mail plane will be Mrs. Gussie
Karmun, who is enro-ute to the
States, via Fairbanks and Jun
eau.
Pilot Jack JefTord-of the MAS
left Unalakleet on his regular
mail runs this morning. He will
pick up Mrs. Traeger at Koyuk
and transfer her to her home at
Unalakleet. Sam Kendrick will
be a passenger to St. Michael,
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and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Neily
will continue on to their head
quarters at Marshall.
Pilot-Manager Hans Mirow left
Nome this morning for Fair
banks. He had as passengers.
Mrs. Chas. Traeger for Koyuk;
Ted Dugan for Ruby; and Mr.
and Mrs. O. S. Weaver for Fair
banks.
Pilot-President Noel Wien, of
the Wien Alaska Airlines, left
■Nome for Fairbanks at 9 o’clock
this morning, having as passen
gers Mr. and Mrs. Bud Harper,
and A. Bahlke.
Pilot Sig Wien arrived at Fair
banks Tuesday from Kotzebue,
having as passengers Mr. and
Mrs. Patton, recent tourist vis
itors to Nome. Pilot Wien is due
; to arrive Nome via Candle today.
NEWS ITEMS
Mrs. Bill Barber who has been
(in Fairbanks on business the past
week or two, returned a few
; days ago to her home in Nome.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Federated Church will meet at
i the home of Mrs. Whaley. Sr.,
Friday, Feb. 3, at 2 p.m. Mrs.
Gene Kell will be co-hostess.
Mrs. Arthur Triggs passed
away at her home ,on East Front
; Street nighjt before last, from
a long standing illness. She is
survived by her husband and
three children. Funeral arrange
ments have not as yet been an
nonuced.
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A. Bahlke, well known sour
dough of this section, left Nome
this morning for Fairbanks,
where he plans to join his son
Alvin and make his home in the
Interior City. The Nugget joins
with his other old time friends
in wishing him well in his new
surroundings.
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Weaver,left
Nome on a Mirow Air Service
plane enroute to the States via
Fairbanks and Juneau. The
Weavers will journey to Mr. Wea
ver's home at Pittsburgh, Pa., for
a short visit. Later they will take
in the World Fairs at New York
and San Francisco, before return
ing to their home at Nome.
During Mr. Weaver’s absence
Tommy Given will look after the
business offices of the Northern
Light & Power Co., as well as the
Alaska Telephone & Telegraph
Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud^airper, of
the Nome Motor Co., and Nome
Hotel, left Nome this morning
via WAA plane, ,on a well earned
ti g;
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vacation to the States. After their
arrival at Fairbanks they will
fly to Cordova to connect with
the outgoing steamer for Seattle.
Their trip will be -both a busi
ness and pleasure jaunt, which
will take them to the Golden
Gate Exposition at San Francisco
and also to Los Angeles. They ex
pect to return to Nome about the
first of May.
During the absence of the Har
per’s “Doc” Hinckley will be
manager of the Nome Motor Co. j
as well as the Nome Hotel.
Monday niglht last, a class of
nine candidates were initiated in
to the Loyal Order of Moose and
light refreshments were enjoy-!
ed following the meeting. It was
also decided to set Saturday,!
March 4th, as the date for the!
BIG Moose Roundup at which'
time a real Moose meat dinner
will be served. It is expected tha*
there will be at least some 30
new candidates initiated before
the big Roundup and dinner, ac
cording to the interest now be
ing taken. The local auxiliary of
the Women of Mooseheart will
no doubt be invited to join hands
with the men’s order in this big
social event and first time that
Moose meat has been served in
Nome, special permission has
already been obtained from the
Game Commission for the serv
ing of Moose meat at this unique
function. The next meeting of the
Moose lodge will be Monday
night Feb. 6 when it is reported
a number of applications will be
presented for membership.
Baseball News
With the third game of the
six-game series scheduled for
tonight at 8 o’clock the faltering
Alaskans, desperate for a win,
will tangle with a fighting Ham
mon gang out to even up for last
week’s defeat at tihe hands of
the surprising Nome outfit. The
Commercials also must win to
night to stay in the champion
ship picture—which puts the pres
sure squarely on the Nome team
whom they meet in the nightcap.
And Mr. Joe Fan still wants to
know, “Can the Nome team win
consistently with the tough go
ing?”
Speaking of pitchers, some of
Willoya’s difficulties can be laid
to lack of practice and a stiffened
thumb. Ost, the Nome sensation,
has lost the lightweight physique
whch handicapped him last year.
He still stretches up just as far
but now weighs more than 180
pounds.
Women’s baseball practice be
gan last night and will be held
again Thursday night. Present
plans call for women’s games to
be held after the men's season
is finished.
Hard Times'Party
The executive committee of the
Odd Fellows-Rebekah Building
Association met Monday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Carj Anderson on E Street and
decided to give- a Hard Times
Party Saturday evening. Feb. 11
at I OOF Hall.
The party will commence at: 9!
o’clock sharp by playing cards,
prizes will be awarded to the
winners. The card games will
end about 10:30.
The Hard Times Ball will
commence sharp at 10:30 and
will continue to 1 o’clock
when Home Sweet Home will be
played.
The following committees have'
been appointed:
Prizes: Ed Bergstrom and Mrs.!
Silverman.
Card Games: Ed Bergstrom,!
Mrs. Silverman, Chas. D. Jones, i
Publicity and printing: A Polet
Dance floor and music: Mr. j
and Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mr. and I
Mrs. N. W. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Boucher, Mr. and Mrs. Axel,
Edman.
Finances and door: Jack Bul
lock and Oscar Lay.
Refreshments: Mrs. Silverman,
Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs, Hewitt,'
Mrs. A. Polet, Carl Lindell, P. j
X. . Peterson and A. A. Chagnon.!
There wlil be three grand!
arizes awarded to the three best
Hard Times Costumes. Mrs. Whal
iy’s Orchestra has been, secured
'or the occasion.
There will he a nominal charge
)f 25 cents for refreshments.
General admission 75 cents.
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NOW
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We are introducing our new packs of
Fruits and vegetables received
with the last boat
If you do not receive your copy
of our Bulletin, Iinform us—
We will send a copy
One Carnation Deluxe Cook Book
Given away Free with a sale of
Five Dollars of Canned Goods
Each sale must include some
Carnation Milk
Sale will end Saturday, February 4th
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Two Hours of Laughs
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Come and see the brow-beaten
Dan Dening (Frank O'Farrel)
take it from his officious wife
(Lois Ost) at the High School
play “Balmy Mr. Brown” present
ed on Feb. 4.
Dan Dening is a self-made
business man of wealth, about
fifty. His wife is a society matron
(Dan does not share her enthus-!
iasm for society) and is used to
getting her own way. Mrs. Den
ing is always worrying about
some little thing and is unmerci
fully kidded by her daughter
Paula (Marianne Mish). Paula is
a dashing debutante about 18,
and is very light-hearted and
care-free. As a result of these
different attitudes toward life
tKis trio will produce many a
laugh throughout the play.
These are only a few of the
interesting characters to be met,
ifi the play Saturday night, at
8:15. Take my advice and be;
sure to reserve this date and be I
prepared to enjoy two hours, of;
hilarious entertainment with the,
many-characters.
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Meets every Friday, 8 p.m,
Initiatory Degree >
Odd Fellows Building
L. O. O. M.
No. 1412
Next Meeting Feb. 6th
Odd Fellows Ball, 8 P. ML
1st Payments Un
employment Comp.
Act Sent Out
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JUNEAU, Jan. 31 (/P> — First
payments averaging about $14.65
under the Unemployment Com
pensation Act were sent out to
1772 of the Territory’s jobless.
2,090 claims have been received
todate.
President Bunnell, who is here
will ask for $105,000 to complete
University campus buildings;
$16,000 for building an experi
mental station faim.
The Governor is giving his en
dorsement and submitted Audit
oi Boyle’s recommendation to
the Senate that it Change the
date pf the Legislature to the
fourth Monday in January arid
divide appropriation bills into •
two classes of regular and spec
ial l&inds, and to carry an in
surance code, same to be made
effes|i;ive by appropriating funds .
furfpprove Territorial buildings....
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Carrying an Assortment'
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