DAN A. SUTHERLAND
Announces his Candidacy
for Re-Election
for Delegate to Congress from Alaska
Election Nov. 4th, 1924
CHAS. P. RICE
Republican (Progressive) Candidate
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Election Tuesday, November 4, 1924
REPUBLICAN TICKET
Delegate
DAN A. SUTHERLAND
Attorney-General
JOHN RUSTGARD
Senator
MRS. LULA JAMES WELCH
Representatives
T. D. JENSEN
CHAS. F. RICE
JOHN J. ELLIOTT
RICHARD N. SUNDQOIST
VOTE THIS TICKET AND
YOU VOTE RIGHT
NOME CAFE
(Formerly Tony’s Beanery)
Reopened titidfer the Management of
Bob Arnold, Proprietor
“GOOD EATS”
ELITE HOTEL
Modern Steam heated Rooms.
Steam, Shower and Tub Baths
^in connection
Dan Alvich, Prop.
SKELETONS OF FOUR MEN
FOUND ON HERALD
ISLAND BY SO. HERMAN
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(Sown ho heavily that the axes
had to be* kept going to keep her
from sinking and with running
into a big blue iceberg at night i
when running before the wind j
with the engine going gave us
such a scare that we were forced '
to turn towards Nome and get
out of that dangerous Arctic which |
had already claimed four boats ,
for the year’s tragedies. We
are now in Nome, and did not get
out of the old Ocean without
having to ride out a three day
“October thirteenth many Nome
ites visited the bear aboard the
Herman laying at anchor off |
Nome. One sightseer says you ,
cannot tell anyone how big he is j
for they will have to go and see ,
“I think we will give the pic- I
ture-going public another big
picture and though it is entirely
different from the African picture
I think in this sort of country j
which has been wrongly termed \
the “Friendly Arctic." It will
show to the people in a way how |
the animals live and tight and |
will show what happens to most [
of the wrecked crews up in these j
northern waters which is any- I
thing hut friendly. The big bear j
will find a home in the outside
world that will keep him warmed |
up as compared to this stuff up j
here, hut he will not have to j
sneak on seals or battle with a I
walrus to keep alive. Just think |
of how people will want to see !
how a hear of that size Is captured
should we decide to use him as a i
show attraction.
“We leave Nome for Kodiak, ,
where we expect to get a real
thrill in a whaling picture and j
besides that we expect to go into !
the glaciers, seal rocks and other
points of interest on the way
home. From a water or ocean
standpoint for pictures. I do not
think there is much left in this
way to photograph."
Von can have the Dally Bulletin
and Weekly Hogget delivered to
yonr address by carriers for 92.00
per month. Have It done NOW.
ONE HALF MILLION
IN GOLD ON THE
HTKAMER VICTORIA
(Continued from page one)
H Kamber, C Christen, J A Me
Cardel, R J Burns. Bat Kirwan.
J Danielson, George Evans, Fred
Clark, C F Boyght, Robt Hagberg
A Wink, Herman Ingala, Nick
Spagnole, J R Paxton, E Webster,
E T McIntyre. G O Anker, John
Swanson, Gus Nelson, John Swan
do. John Salonic, Geo Whitlock.
Gust Hed, Wm McAdams. Norman
Tweet. J Rose. W T Johnstone.
Chas P Maxwell, Hugh Donohoo.
A Gruber, Herman Johanson. T
Flynn, W. McAckren. Max Gray.
W E Hug, Paul Coemua. L P
Harman, Mrs Harman. Sherman
Haynes, Miss Harman. James R
Crawford, Mrs. Crawford. W. F.
Bellgard, II G Hughes, O L Wicks
H C Lonseth, W M Warern. H.
Frease, Cal Calame. Edna Claire
Wallace. John W Wilson, L. J.
Bryant, Rod Sergeant nad wife,
Betty Sergeant. W T Foran, J A
Summerville and wife. Baby liar
man, Philip DeFontville. A C.
Stewart, A C Palm. John Hartig,
C L Smith. E A Taylor and wife.
B M Betts. Newt Rasmussen. Mi
tek. Arnaruleingtjak. Milton Luth
er, J Charles, Charles eJnsen, M
Z Casey. S Holmes, H Solie, I
Gonzales. Antoni Nfcoll, John F
Britt. V Bandsta. Joseph Sousa.
Chas Brown, Harry Santas. A1
Koethen, W C Carter. Chas Nor
thup, Knute Mattet. Lee Tittle, R
Killow, J Knutson. John Felkel.
Nets Trolson, Robt Peterson, W N
Clark, E II Gertenberger, John J
Burke, C D Brower. Robert Brow
er, John P.ortoncini. Mrs. Chas.
Lescher, Ralph Wick, Chas Olson.
Isaac Hatta. L Povelick, Tyree
Brown, John Hagland. E C Ap
fel. W W Glassford. Carl Stenius.
Mrs. H P Smith. John L McOin
nis. E P Norton, Axel Poison. J.
Isaacson, Japper Frederickson,
Leo Witenburg. E R Jordon, E A
Schroader. J A Ramsey, Miss I.
Gentshaw, Miss M McI>onald. Sam
uel Gaylord. II. S. PostlewaRe,
Mrs. Postlewalte. W H Suksdorf.
Carl J Weinburg. Albert Olson,
W Wrightaon. Max Rappe O Ell
ison. Dave Gagne, O P Oalord,
Chas Stewart. Julius Johnson, E
A WeekB and wife. C L Pecs,
Mrs. Bernard. John Wiek, H R
I Ci::bree and wife, H Longley, M
I .'i'rCarty, Jam<^ Baines, Dennis O
I Br en, D McFadden, P Bromberg,
j.f.lm L Sullivan, Thomas Conn**!.;
Peter Caaovia, I) M Bourde’ai
YI'BA MANUFACTIRING CO.
MAN HERE STUDYING
OPERATING CONDITIONS
(Continued from !’g;e One)
localities, with an idea of devel
opment and keeping up with the
industry, the company maintains
a rorps of engineers to travel to
the various working sites study
ing conditions, in order to vision
the coming needs of the users and
be prepared to meet the needs as
the occasions arise.
Mr. and Mrs. Macaula. will
leave for home on the Alameda,
before which time they expect to
make a few more trips into the
surrounding country. They ex
press their praise of the camp and
the people here freely and look
forward to great development in
this district from this time on.
TERNS S. F. BANK
OVER TO EMPLOYEES
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 17. (AP)
—It waa announced today that the
Board of Directors have approved
the plan of President A. P. Glan
nlnl of the Bank of Italy, one of
the largest and wealthiest hanking
institutions on the Pacific Coast,
for turning over the stock of the
association to the employees to
take effect January 1, 1925. The
bank is a three hundred and fifty
million dollar institution and the
president announced about two
years ago that he waa planning to
retire in favor of his employeea as
soon as matters could be adjusted
to allow the big change. The move
on the part of Mr. Glannini Is uot
the first step of the kind that he
has made as when he entered the
oanklng business he gave his em
ployees the most prosperous pro
duce business on the coast. The
distribution of the stock will be
made according to merit and length
of service.
VBW ARRIVALS!
Send ia or phooe your addroH to \
the Nome Nugget and the carrier I
will deliver the paper promptly to
Anyone* having bill- i«galn«r. Chaw.
! Cavry or the North Polo Bakery
up to and im hiding October
i will plcstHf* prrsrnt wm.- for pay
ment at once. All others owing
, hills to North Pole Maker} or to
j • has. Cavey will please pay .-aonr
immediately, IIS I have di-posed of
In the District Court for the Torrl
tory of Alaska, Second Division.
MARIK HERRICK.
ROBERT A HERRICK.
THE PRESIDENT OF* THE I NTT
ED STATES OF AMERICA
TO ROBERT A HERRICK
G It E E T I N G
You are hereby summoned and
required to appear and answer tho
complaint of the plaintiff died
against you in Hie above -‘ntitled
Court and C.tus*- within the com
pletlon of the publication hereof
for six consecutive w«M-ks. the date
of the first publication being the
11th. day of October. 1924. and
the date of the last publication be
ing the 22nd day of November.
1924, and if you fail to appear and
answer within said time, the com
plaint filed herein for want them
of. the plaintiff will apply to tho
Court for a decree against you as
prayed for in said complaint, to
wit: A Decree dissolving the oon
tract of marriage now existing be
tween said defendant and said
plaintiff
Tho date of the order for the
service of summons in said cause
by publication is th*> 11th day of
October. 1924.
WITNESS the Honorable G. J.
Loroen, Judge of the District Court
for the Territory of Alaska, Sec
ond Division, and the seal of the
said Court hereto affixed at Nome,
ir the said Territory on the lith.
day of October. 1924
JOHN SUNDBACK.
Clerk of the District Court
for the Territory of Alaska,
Second Division.
By C. J. WOOPTER
Deputy Clerk.
La Touche
MevUkatia
Noyes Island
Pavlof Harbor
Petersburg
Point Ellis
Point Warde
Port Althorp
Port Armstrong
Port Ashton
Port Beauclerc
Port Benny
Port Conclusion
Port Graham
Port Nellie Juan
Port O’Brien
Port Wells
Pybus Bay
Red Bluff Bay
Roe Point
Rose Inlet
Saginaw Bay
Santa Ana
Sawmill Bay
Seldoeia
Shakan
Shepard Point
Sitka
Skowl Ann
Taka Harbor
Tee Harbor
Tbnm Bay
Todd
qA Single Standard
of Quality—Here
as in the "States” ^
Standard Oil Service in Alaska
provides complete stocks of fuels
and lubricants distributed from
eleven conveniently located distrib
uting stations (see map). \
Standard Oil quality is uniform
ly high—always and everywhere.
Every product here listed repre
sents the best that science and i
organization can produce for its
particular use and purpose.
Fuels
Red Crown gasoline
Standard Engine Distillate
Commercial Fuel Oil
Calol Diesel Oil
Lubricants
Zerolene Oils and Greases
Calol Lubricating Oils
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
Union Bay
Uyak
Uzinld
Valdes
Washington Bay
Waterfall
Wrangell
Yes Bay