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Vote For
(Mrs.) Lula James Welch
Republican Candidate for
SENATOR
vote for
John J. Elliot
Republican Candidate for
REPRESENTATIVE
HLBCnOX TCKSTVW. NOVEMBER 4th., 1924.
Arthur F. Wright
Independent Candidate for
REPRESENTATIVE
ELECTION TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 4lh„ 1931.
ANDY NYLEN
Independent Candidate For
REPRESENTATIVE
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Ith. I9ftf
Marius (Jake) Jacobsgaard
Democratic Candidate For
SENATOR
NOVEMBER 1th, 1934 ELECTION TUESDAY,
LOCAL NEWS
MONDAY, OCTOBER SS7TH
TO BE KNOWN
AS “NAVY DAY”
Carl J. l^omen has been ap
pointed Chairman of all Alaska
for the observance of Navy Day. to
he Monday, Oct. 27. Mr. Ix>men,
in carrying out the idea of ob
servance in Alaska of the Xationul
feature has wired to the mayor
of each city in the Territory, ask
ing their co-operation. Mr. Lo
men said “the day is not expected
to be observed rs a holiday, nor
Is there to be any exercises in
connection with it. but it is de
sired that the people of the
country turn their thoughts to the
Navy on that date.”
It was the existence of a strong
Army and Navy at the conclusion
of the Civil War that permitted i
the United States to break Maxi
milian's control of Mexico, in spite
of the backing of monarchial Eur
ope. and to uphold the Monroe
Doctrine without going to war.
It was the lack of a strong army
and navy prior to our entry to
the World War that led Germany
to disregard our rights, thinking
that this country could exert no
effective strength in the tl\^atr.- of
the war. and thus the was was
It was the strength of the navy
particularly in ships then building,
that made it possible for this
country to lend in establishing the
practice of limiting armaments by
International agreement.
Because the uniform experience
of our history is that American
principles have triumphed, usually
without armed conflict when we
have had a strong navy; that these
principles have been disregarded
Chas. W. Brown, Jr.
CANDIDATE FOR
SENATOR
Thirty Two Years of Age.
23 Years a l^wldent of Nome.
TOO BUSY TO BE DEFINITE
SEW (JOOI)S OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS REC EIVED
ON THE ALAMEDA
GROCERY AND MEAT DEPARTMENTS REPLETE
WITH ALL KINDS OF NEW' THINGS
WINTER OUTFITS STORED FREE OF CHARGE
AND DELIVERED TO YOU AS TOT NEED THEM
LEHMANN’S
Dry Ooods and (Jlothing Departments
Open Evening* Uutil Nov. 1st 1924.
when we were weak. sometimes
leading to war; and because a
strong Nary has enabled the Unit
ed States to lead in setting up
the machinery to minimize the
possibilities of wars generally, it
is believed that nothing should be
left undone to foster a realization
of these facts by the American
people. "I am sure they will de
mand a Navy that will rnsure the
Monroe Doctrine, the right of
equal opportunity to trade thru
out the world and the other trad
itional policies of this Govern
ment. It is hoped that the peo
ple will demand a Navy that will
be a credit to the country—one
which can take its equal rank with
that of Great Rritian and be two
thirds stronger than Japan's as
provided for in the Washington
Treaty,” said It. W. Kelly, prosi
ient of the Navy League recently.
Captain Dempwolf of the Coast
Guard Cutter Mojave, has signi
fied his willingness to co-operate
in the observance of the day and
stated that he was willing to turn
the ship open for inspection on
that occasion for any who might
whish to go aboard.
ROWING HEALTHFUL SPORT
DECLARES COLLEGE COACH
SEATTLE. Oct. M. (API—An
ild belief that college rowing caus
es heart-strain and damages the
future health has been attacked by
Russell R. Callow, coach of the
University of Washington crews
that have won the intercollegiate
championship at Poughkeepsie. N.
\ .. the last two years.
“Rowing,” Mr. Callow said,
'with proper conditioning and
raining of men. is a great upbuild
?r of the human system and will
ncrease a man’s life because the
«port embraces all those elements
hat build up the body and keep
“Dr. Meylar of Columbia Univer
sity said after studying the record
if 50 years’ rowing at Harvard,
hat oarsmen lived five years long
er than any class of men engaged
"It is my thought that oarsmen
ive longer than devotees of any
>ther of the so-called violent sport
'or several reasons. Rowing does
tot trail for the abuse of the body
)r make it subject to such blows,
knocks, bruises and fractures as
lo boxing, football, wrestling, base
■tall and other major sports.
“Rowing in the final analysis
ioes nothing but enlarge the cap
tcity oC the lungs. filT then with
pure air. build up the abdominal
muscles and all the other muscles
in the human frame. It gives to
its devotees billions of rays of ex
hilarating. life-preserving sun
An oarsman improves as he
?rows older, said Mr. Callow. “A
university oarsman is good at 20,
better at 25. and if I could have a
:rew made up of men around 20.
new world’s records would be set.”
BARNET ROLANDO HAS
.HADE IMPROVEMENTS
Barney Rolando, who has been
in again all summer doing work
on his claim on American Creek,
a tributary to the Mikluk. is go
ing out on the Alameda to spend
the winter with his family in Ta
:oma. Mr. Rolando did some plac
?r mining this season toking out
«ome gold and also did some work
preparatory to running his work
ings on a larger scale next year,
it which time he will have his
litch completed.
10 POUND BOY ARRIVES
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Kjels
berg was brightened on the morn
ing of Friday. October 24, by the
arrival of a 10-pound son, which
explains the broad smiies and th9
rhestiness of the father Mother
trd soft are both reported dohig
ANNOUNC EMENT
Tlic well-known Jewelry firm of
fe'gcrstrom £ Hagen wish to an
nounce to flu* public that their
More will remain open for bns-;
Iness throughout the winter. Mr.j
\Vm. Hegerstrom will remain and |
look after the bnsiness.
NEW STOCK JUST ARRIVED
AT HOLTS
1000 Flashlight batteries
50 Flash and 8pot Lights
50 Rolls Oil Cloth.
1500 Rolls Wall Paper
100 Staple Toys
5 Sets of Dishes
5 Baby Carriages & Carts
25 Rolls of Weather Strip
200 Rolls Heavy Tar Pape^
100 Rolls Beat Malthoid Roofing j
10 Lang Stoves and Ranges
Quality Goods Lowest Prices I
HOLT. HARDWARE
Hardware—Wholesale nag Ratal) i
Telephone Mala II
THOS. D. JENSEN
Republican Candidate for
REPRESENTATIVE
ELECTION TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 4th., 1824.
THERE ARE MARY
REASORS WHY
Yon .should lay in your winter supply in the* fall.
With the arrival of the S. 8. Alameda we will have .ho
largest and mont complete stock of fancy and Maple jpo**
'Ties In Nome to choose from
RKMKM11KR—
That we •i|Hyinll«- and sell only groceries and we devote nor
entire attention and efforts to pleo»e you.
K KMKMBKR ALSO—
Tliat in buying rrom us and (diking advantage of our terms
>"u have no euros, no worries, no expense—we store, and
tleliver what you want and when yon want It.
Is -erving many satisfactorily—Why not yon?
Nome Sheet Metal Works
LOUIS KURTH. Prop.
TIN. SHEET IRON AND
COPPER WORK ESPECIALTY
Patented Super-Heaters
NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANVIL BAKERY
Bread 1 Oc loaf straight
CHAS. CAVEY. Prop.
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Next week
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TIE D. E. OROWLEY 8R00EIY CO. IRC.
R. B. JULIAN Manager
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