IN DISTRICT COURT
Floyd Cobb, who had a jury
trial in tl*e tJ.S. District Court
yesterday on a charge of assault
with a deatjly wetapon, was found
guilty after 20 minutes delibera
tion.
Cobb was brought in from
Granite Mountain about seven
months ago and held pending trial
after hitting another employe of
the M-K Co. with a pipe, after an
argument
He was sentenced to two years
in a federal institution yesterday
afternoon by Judge Walter Hodge.
PIONEER MEETING
TONIGHT
8 p.m. PIONEER HALL
Refreshments
NOTICE
50th ANNIVERSARY
PIONEER IGLOO NO. 1
Pioneer Igloo No. 1 to hold a
Smorgasbord dinner at Pioneer
Hall Wednesday, February 13th,
at 7:00 p.m. All Pioneer men and
women and families invited to
attend. Gala evening of entertain
ment planned for such a great
occasion.
—Nome Chamber of Commerce—
ANNUAL DINNER
Bering Sea Club
February 12th
Reservations being made with
Ruth McLean at the U.S.
Marshal's Office.
Seating limited to 60. Make
your reservations now.
NC COMPANY'*Tra
Alaska's Pioneer Merchants \ ^
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! VALENTINE’S DAY
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VALENTINE ICE CREAM
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SPECIAL — $ 1.25 Quart
1 HARDWARES
Universal Coffee Maker 19.95
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— JUST ARRIVED —
Women’s Dresses
Rayon Taffeta, Brocades,
Wrinkle-Shed Cottons, Rayon Linen.
( All New Spring Styles and Colors )
Women’s Coats
Wool Tweeds, Fleece, and Checks;
Water-Repellent Coats in —
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( Many with Millium Lining )
Don’t Forget The Free Delivery Service
"60 YEARS SERVING ALASKA
Freighter Sailings from Seattle
EVERY TUESDAY
Calling at Seward and Valdes
And every Friday for Seward
Ragtime Bolb
Brings Memories
On Hot Piano
Remember the “professor”—
the colorful character who used
to beat the daylights out of a tin
ny piano in saloons and honky
tonks all the way from New Or
leans to the Yukon? Remember
those gaudy vests, sleeve protec
tors, crimson armbands and yel
low shoes? Most of all, do you'
remember the wonderful ragtime
tunes the professor kicked and
coaxed out of his beaten-up
piano?
If you do remerhber—or if you
don’t—you’ll be interested in a
nostalgic bit of entertainment be
ing offered at the “Polaris Sa
loon” by Bob Darch, an authentic
ragtime piano player straight out
of old New Orleans by way of the
Red Dog Saloon in Juneau, Alas
ka. Ragtime Bob not only plays
the music so representative of the
period between 1890 and 1915,
but he also dresses in the man
ner of the times, complete with
derby hat, yellow shoes and col
orful vests.
If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man io See Is . . .
George Hite—Main 123
P.O. Box 123, Nome, Alaska
WANT ADS
WANTED — Old, large-sized
sheet music—All dates, 1850 to
il920. “Ragtime Bob” Darch, at
Polaris. 17-P
WANTED—Old pictures of Nome
saloons, musicians, bands and
parades, 1898-1930*. “Ragtime
Bob” Darch, at Polaris. 17-P
WANTED TO BUY—Pool table,
• 4 x 8. See Charly Mills Cherry’s
Barber Shop. 19
B SHOWING AT THE fj
8 THEATER
h Two shows nightly—7:15 and 9:15 nl
Doors open at 6:45 pjn. K i
Wednesday & Thursday
- THE MAN
had oome a
thousand miles...
to kill someone
he’d never seen!
CATHY O’DONNELL • ALEX NICOL .
ALINE MacMAHON wauau fom
A COLUMBIA PICTURE jOTl ^
A WILLIAM GOETZ PRODUCTION
Cinemascope $E§!
TECHNICOLOR IS 11
Saeeo Play by PHIU> YOIIOAN and PUNA BURT
Basad «pon IK SATURDAY EVTNIHC POST story by Thomas T. ’lym
Dwactad by aathony maaii
BASKETBALL RESULTS
Last Friday evening on the lo- j
cal maple court basketball fans j
watched two exciting, well played j
games. In the first contest' when i
score board read “Hornets 60 and
the Merchants 50.” This was
probably one of the closest and
most exciting games played this
year.
During most of the play the
Hornets held a slight lead over
the league-leading Merchants but
in the final minutes of the last
quarter the Hornets made a drive
that put them ahead by one point
and it was only a last second shot
by Tony Willoya that brought
victory to the Hornets.
For the Hornets the high scor
ers were Bob Herman 23, Tony
Willoya 17, and Dave Bell, 7.
The top men for the Merchants
were Harold Bell 26, Clyde Ner
shak 12, Ike Larsen 7, and Alfred
Sahlin 7.
The second game ended with
the AF Panthers in a, comfortable
position over the Nome High
Nanooks and the final score was
44 to 33. The High School played
well the first half when they'
were 3 points ahead, but lost the
game in the 3rd quarter when
they could only account for 3 free
throws while the Panthers racked
17 points.
High point men for the Pan
thers were Louis Green 14, Kriv
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Judge Walter Hodge and wife
leave today for Seattle for medi
cal attention. They plan to return
about Jan. 20th, at which time
a civil case is scheduled in the
U.S. District Court.
Wien Airlines
To Fairbanks: Robert Ver
meire, Emma Outwater. From
Fairbanks: Francis Kimball,' Irv
ing MaaPherson, Francis Meyers,
Mary Rowley, Charles Lewis, R.
D. Steel.
To Kotzebue: Allen Doyle, Har
ry Anderson. From Kotzebue: M.
Helton, G. FcLeod, K. Spence,
Dr. and Mrs. MacKenzie, Marie
Crane.
WEATHER REPORT
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Continued cloudy tonight with
decreasing cloudiness Thursday.
Westerly winds 10-15 mph. Low
temperature expected tonight 20,
high Thursday 25.
Letter-size and legal file foldert
available al The Nome Nugget
aneck 11 and Roland Jones 7.
For the High School Vernon Carl
son made 15, and Chuck Fager
strom 10.
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TONIGHT THURSDAY
6:15—T ele-Carioons j 6:15—Tele-Carioon
6:30—Mickey Mouse Club 6:30—Mickey Mouse Club
7:30—Wyaii Earp 7:30—Masquerade Party
8:00—Tennessee Ernie !:^ThlS Is Y°Ur LUe
3:30—ALCOA Hour 9:00—Bob Perin Show
9:30 Wrestling 9:30—Ted Mack Amateurs
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