NOTES FROM THE
UNALAKLEET SECTION
St Michael, June 21, 1920.
The schooner Nokatak, Capt. Swan
sen, returned to Unnlakleit June 10th
after a vain attempt to reach Norn-*.
Tlie ice barrier that guards the Nome
shore during the winter months was
still in place there and the schooner
could not find a way to the metropolis,
(’apt. Swanson reported that winter
still prevailed along that section of
the const. No water was then run
ning and the mountains showed no
spot of green, still retaining the vir
gin purity of winter. He said that
he could find no place outside of Vna
lakleet where a weary schooner could
obtain shelter.
The river broke here on .June 1 and
in a couple of days the greater part
of the lee had left tin* shore for good.
Then the luscious salmon trout ap
peared and fish hunger disappeared.
The brown of the lorn’ gardens by
June 11th showed sharply against the
green "f the surrounding country: the
potato tops had begun to appear in a
couple or .gardens; the crisp lettuce
was just beneath the surface and the
loaves of the nutritious PctrowskL
were kissed by the sunshine. Nature
is surely kind to this neck of the
be civeted here are on their way down
the river. The building site opposite
the road house has been chared since
early June. The roadhouse has been
renovating its department for canines
back of the roadhouse proper and it
•is now 21 by SO feet in dimensions.
Oscar Hall is acting as agent for
and John Tilty, the well known pros
pector and old timer, is in charge of
building operations. The advent of
flic new store will put an end to the
usual shortage of supplies over a large
area, as its central location will enable
it to supply any shortage in Kaltng.
the Koyuk or I'nalakleet sections.
And with competition there may V
a slight chance for the consumer.
A recent trip of the mail carriers
across the* portage was delayed several
days by high water. The carriers wen
packing anil the trails wen* covered
with the overflow of thewreeks. com
pelling them to take to the hills for
three days. They subsisted as best
had in their packs and without shel
ter of any kind. They got through
alright in spite of the difficulties.
f The power boat Standard, Hans E.
Larsen, master, ban been overhauled
anl left Fnalakleet for St Michael on
i June 15. The schooner Jennie Tracer
and Bradley had a thorough renovat
ing this spring and is A 1 shape. She
wjll run between I'nalakleet and St
Michael this summer, with a iwwsiblo
trip to Nelson Island In the interest
of Williams and Treager, who have \
Today Andrew Fredericks was bur-,
ied at St Michael and the title of the
oldest Jiving old.timer of Seward Pen
insula, and perhaps of Alaska, passes
to some one else. Mr Fredericks was
a native of Norway and came to the
I'nited States in 1860. He soon after
Joined the Northern Army and served
to the end of the Civil War. In 1872
he came to Alaska: was married In
187:?: became agent for the Alaslfci
Commercial Co. in 18S7 and held that
position during succeeding years.
Prior to coming to Alaska lie was a
ship master on the Pacific coast.
He leaves behind a. wife and six
children .also grand children, all ,»f
"horn are in comfortable cln nrnstan.
llis life was the life of a pioneer,
noble in its' simplicity, grand in its
■sublime faith. He was generous in his
dealings with his fellow men and
honest In small as well as great thing*.
Idttle children loved him and tears
wlun they learn of Ills death. A
noble soul has gone before its creator
to receive the reward of its manhood.
THREE MEN CONTRIBUTED
?4 MILLION FOR
WOOD CAMPAIGN
Chicago. July S—A million dollars
.au:|*aign fund with which to further
the campaign of General Leonard
Wood was underwritten by a group of
New York men more than a year ago,
William Loeb. the New Yo.k banker,
told the Senate committee engaged in
investigating the huge primary cam
paign expenditures on behalf of cer
tain candidates, according to infor
mation receiv'd here. I^eb told
committee th : Geo. A. Whalen. Co!
uniter mb!;
WRIGLEYS
flavors (ike the
pyramids of Egypt?
Because they are
long-lasting.
And WRIGLEV’S is a beneficial
as well as long-lasting treat.
It helps appetite and digestion,
keeps teeth clean and breath
sweet, allays thirst.
CHEW IT AFTER EVERY MEAL <
Sealed Tight-1
sg Kept Right
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REPUBLICANS HOLD
HARMONIOUS MEETING
At an overflow meeting of the
Nome Republican Club, held last Wed
nerday evening at the City Hall. Fred
Harrison, President, presiding, the
Republican l*arty Divisional organiza
tion was partially perfected. Those
who ciune expecting to see the fur
fly went away agreeably disappointed
and the meeting demonstrated that the
Republicans of Nome stand as a so<'J
phftNnx.
Vnder the head of communications
U. .1. I .omen. Chairman of the Divi
sional Committee, appointed by the
Republican National Committeeman,
J. C. McBride, presented a communi
cation announcing his appointment,
and thereafter, upon request, submit
ted his credentials as follows
Seattle. June 3rd 1920.
Mr J. fj. Lomen. Nome, Alaska.
Dear Sir—The Primary Election
1-flw enacted at the Inst session of the
Alaska legislature dissolved the Re
publican organization: nnd the elec
tion of the writer on April 27th last
as Alaska's Republican Nation; I
< oinmitteemnn, has vested In him the
authority to create a new Republican
in formulating the new Republican
point a divisional chairman in each of
tlu four judicial divisions of Alaska;
one it shall be the duty of said chair
man to appoint a certain number from
his division to act as his committee.
I am taking this opportunity to ap
point you chairman of the Second Ju
dicial Division.
The details in connection with the
formation of the new Republican or
ganization will be taken up with y et
clear to accept this Chairmanship, I
j. c. McBride
Alaska Republican National Com
Juno 3rd. 192ft
-Mi J. <\ McBride.
Alaska Rep. Nati. Committeeman.
Seattle, Washington.
Hear Sir—Your favor of this date
received. I feel both gratified and
complimented with the appointment
as Chairman of the Second Judicial
Division. Republican, which you have
tend.-red me. and take this early op
port mity of accepting the appoint
me: and assure you that I shall us^
my best endeavors to further the in
'»«*r ■ f the local committee I shall be
is> ted and guided by the wishes of
■m.- Nome Republican Club. Which al
. has an efficient organization,
i P anise you hearty co-opreation in
Ti. J. liOMEN.
TEI.EORA M
Seattle, June 21-22, 192ft.
J. I .omen, Nome, Alaska.
Have appointed following Division
al Committeemen: John It. Beegle,
First, yourself. Second, fieorgo C.
Haxclett. Third and E. A. Marquam
Fourth. Kindly appoint precinct
committeemen who will net with you
and make this public.
J. C. McBP.IDE.
On motion of Ira D. Orton the mat
ter of rocombuending to Chtfirman Lo
mcn members to constitute his Divi
sion:! I Committee was referred to the
Executive Committee of the Club. It
was suggested that' the Divisional
Committee, so organized, should make
the appointment of precinct chairmen,
who will organize the precincts thru
out the division. After remarks for
the good of the club the meeting ad
journed.
The Daily Telegraph Bulletin and
Weekly Nugget delivered by carrier.
1‘er month 92.00.
seven pounds,” was the truly rcmark
lable statamnet muds by Mrs. Chas.
Teden. residing at 550 Mill St., Hunts*
Iville, Alabama. Mrs. reden Is one
of the best known and most highly re
spected women of that city where she
has made her home for p. number of
“When I commenced taking the
medicine," she continued, “I only
weighed ninety-eight (98) pounds: now
I weigh one hundred twenty-five
liounds and never felt better in my life.
For years I have suffered with a bad
form of stomach trouble, constipation
and pains in my tride and back. At
times the pains took the form of tor
ture and I was twice examined and
each time told that an operation would
be my only hope. I had fallen off
until I only weighed ninety-eight
pounds and was so weok I could hardly
“I had no appetite scarcely ^it all,
and what little I did eat would cause
gas to form in my stomach which gave
me palpitation of the heart, sick head
aches and a dizzy feeling about the
head. When these spells came on me,
I would get awfully nervous. I wor
ried about myself until I could rest
and sleep but little.
“I had fallen off until I was almost
‘skin and bones ’and my Strength and
energy weife slowly leaving m». I
had a dread of the future and could
see nothing but the operating table and
the Imife. I had a perfect horror of
an operation, hut had made up my
mind that it was either lift or death
and prepared to submit to it. I had
made all preparations for the oprea
tion and called on my sister to tell her
goodby, as I did not know whether I
woidd live to see her again or not.
My sister begged and pleaded with me
not to allow them to cut on me and
told me to wait and try a good tonic
for awhile. The next day as I re
tured from the consultation room I
thought of what she raid, and as I had
heard so much about Tanlac, I decided
to try it as a last resort, and stopped
at the drug store and got a bottle.
Of course. I had lost heart and had no
faith in medicine, but to please my
sister. I made up my mind to take it
and oh, what a happy day that was
I never returned for the operation,
but just kept taking Tanlac and my
Improvement has been so rapid that
none of my clothes fit me. lUght
from the start I began to improve.
The medicine seemed to take hold
right at once. It had a soothing ef
fect. and in a few days I felt no pain
at all. I was so happy over my won
derful improvement that I sent for my
neighbors to tell them how much bet
ter I felt. I sent and got another bot
tle of Tanlac and have just finished my
third and feel like I have been made
over again into a new woman.
“As l have said before, I now weigh
one hundred and twenty-five pounds
and none of my clothes are big enough
for ime, and I will have to make them
over again. I now have a ravenous
appetite and my husband says I am
simply eating him out of house and
home. I have even gone back to my
coffee which I was told not to touch.
Those horrible pains in my back and
head have all disappeared and I sleep
like a child. I am no longer nervous,
and when I get up in the mornings I
feel refreshed, cheerful and bright. I
am now able to attend to my house
work again and I feel as if I had start
ed life over. My husband is high
ly delighted and my recovery is the
talk of the neighborhood. I do noth
ing but rejoice, all day long over the
recovery of my health and praise Tan
lac to everybody.
“I feel so grateful for my escape
from the operating table and the knife
that you may publish what I have said:
you may if you wish, tell other women
suffering ns I was to come to me me
and I will he glad to tell them about
Tanlac Is sold in Nome by Lomen
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| MANY WOMEN USE
GLYCERINE MIXTURE
Nome women will be surprised at
the INSTANT pleasant Action of sim
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mixed In Alder-i-ka. One spoonful re
j lleves ANY CASE gas on stomach or
sour stomach. Because Alder-i-ka
| acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel
It often cures constipation and pre
! vents appendicitis. One lady reported
i herself 'Cured of a bad case of bowel
trouble and constipation.. Loraen
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