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The Nome nugget., 1940-10-09

William A. Egan, Harvey J. Smith, H. H. McCutcheon, all Democrats, and Amer J. Peter son, Republican.
 Fourth Division
 Senators, C. H. LaBoyteaux, Democrat, holdover, and Hial- mar Nordale, Democrat; repres- entatives, arles Herbert, Frank S. Gordon, Leo Rogge and Jess D. Lander, all Democrats.
 Henry Roden, Democrat, hold over senator in the First Division was chosen attorney general of the Territory at the recent cleo ton. He will serve as senator in the approaching session of the legislature. He does not take of flee as attorney general until April l, by which time the legis- lature will have adjourned.
 Two senators were elected in the Third Division, because there was no holdover, Patterson hay ing been appointed Marshal and Holman having died.
The Nome nugget., 1940-10-09

ed from other advertisers, the growing interest of national mag azine and newspaper editors in salmon, and reportig on the atti- tude of retail merchants toward the salmon advertising and mer- chandising assistance.
The Nome nugget., 1940-10-09

President Cardenas said the government would not class these men as rebels, despite re- current reports of an impending plot against the government.
The Nome nugget., 1940-10-09

telling how to serve more Canned Salmon in delicious ways The cooperation of grocers too has been enlisted to push Canned Salmon sales in their stores
 All over the U S. the forces of advertising publicity, and promotion at work building stable market for Alaskas major food product market that will mean protected prosperity for every Alaska family
The Nome nugget., 1940-10-09

BUILDING UP THE MARKET for Alaska's No. product is mighty important to all people in Alaska And again this year the Industry is out to sell America Canned Salmon and keep sold! Intensive advertising in
 the States is teaching housewives the nutritve values and economy of Canned Salmon. Millions of magazine ads recipes the food pages of newspapers-are
The Nome nugget., 1940-10-09

We are given to understand that the entertainment features of this years Fair are really something. The amateur movies are bigger and better than ever. Nome's High School Band. which has become a real band under the able direction of bandmaster Bernie KnudSen, will play for us each night of the Faid. The big stage show of Saturday nights program, consisting of around 15 acts, features the greatest col lection of acting talent assembled on any Nome stage for many years.
The Nome nugget., 1940-10-09
N o T I c E

Write to your friends and rela tives on the Outside, using Sour ough Stationery. They'll get . big kick out of it.
The Nome nugget., 1940-10-09

The Queen Contest continues apace-and what pace. The lit tie gals, not being conversant with Freud's theory of inhibition step around right merrily pluck ing votes here, there and every where, subsidizing strong men with limpid glance and angelic smile-which we submit, is am pie recompense.
The Nome nugget., 1940-10-09
FAIR NOTES

Last call folks-Nome's Seven tn Annual Fair opens its doors to the public at 200 pm. tomorrow afternoon. Get your entries and over to the Fair build ing before the doors open.
The Nome nugget., 1940-10-09

Once again let us remind you please get your exhibits over to the Fair building as early as pos sible-and if you require the as sistance of a car, telephone the Fair building.
The Nome nugget., 1940-10-09

In order to assist those who are unable to get over to the Fair building during the day, the building will be kept open to- night until 10:30 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1940-10-09
First Division Lawmakers

Senators, Henry Roden, Demo- crat, holdover, and Norman R. Walker, Democrat; representativ es, Allan Shattuck, James " Da- wis, John Mccormick, and Mrs. Crystal Snow Jenne, all Demo- orotc and ol1 of T1pnou
The Nome nugget., 1940-10-09

All division superintendents are requested to drop over to the Fair building this evening to complete final arrangements as to their respective departments.
The Nome nugget., 1940-10-09

Due to the recent illness of Mrs Ole Hay, Mrs. Edna Fix has talk en over the department of house. hold economics and will be in change of this exhibit during the Fair.
The Nome nugget., 1940-10-09
Legislators From Third

Senators, Edward D. Coffey, Democrat, four-year term, and Don Carlos BroWnell, Democrat, tWo-year term; representatives,
The Nome nugget., 1940-10-09
Second Division

Senators-LeRoy Sullivan, Re- publican, holdover and o. D. Cochran, Democrat; represent atives, Howard Lyng, w. Leon ard Smith, Frank H. Whaley, all Democrats, and Stuart L. Stan groom. Republican,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

Pacific Northwest Ski
Association Schedule
OF Sanctioned Events

~
II tsseee.s >ertsw~.t sse-r ~s.~rs--
sren.ss w.saiaste.
- So si-saaa. intercollegiate ,ear...~-t Nsi~,
id.ha
pssrel r-r~. t.ssss.-s
Neunt Neu.t n~ed.
i.-.tsnt sisien. fs~sul.
Is-we>t.r-
tsnes. iashe
Isa. rs-ie.e ski elae sa.pins
Ian. rs-rsee.. ass Neast Rsialer
s->cstse sk clubs
selected
feh a-I~s,~a~es,s f-r.s Tournament
fee is-r y. A Jumping championships a n q s-s
ssi club
ss-r y A. se~.s,n .i.l.s championship.
Park. Olympic sal esh.
ss-san championship.
ssNsrch r->stis..f aswrhn a.n~
March -Ns.nsi jumping championship. ,, w.sh
March s-Mena,snees ..i r~,sei >a~ss'nss saw
q Martin.
Msrch istieid club jumping M.ar, Maker
March 20 A. "a rs->stea. championships tp.w~
liou Valley
Roth sponsored Nv sur Naie, sk ciah
and.
Heed.
April s-siser ski. Mouat Rai.sr Peat
Intelligence and directed b, Ws.hinsie. sk club
Apr,l n is-iaahs junior championships. sun Valley.
April IL IA fe-san .rs,as .s.ss
(Fe.r Valley. iashe.
April .e-s,.n,eea handicap Me"s, R.ia,.s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
Banner Year or
Tacoma Ski Club
MonY Events Set
BY Local Group

A banner year looms for the
Tacoma ski club
Formed only three years ago.
this club has grown tremendously
and today 10 Tscomss largest or
CANNED ski group.
Last year the club joined tho
Pacific Northwest ski association
and this season II plans 10 enter
teams In numerous y. ~. . A.
meets. Big .ysnt--tesm tryouts -
will be held Dec. at Paradise
valley.
Among its members are several
of the oity's outstanding ski stars.
including Bill Taylor. club cham
pion; Wade Psrrow. Chuck F1schei
and several others
Next meeting Of tho club will
be held Dec. IL at Hotel Winthrop
when motion pictures Tacoma
DAY at the snoquslmie Ski bowl
will be shown by nd Notsks. who'll
be director of the bowl this year.
More than 800 persons attended
the last meeting at which two ski
movies were shown.
On Dec. 6 the group will hold
Its annual skating party at tn.
King roller rink.
Meetings are held IN. second
Thursday OF every month. Pres
emily plans are in formation 10
locate club rooms permanently In
the Winthrop. and efforts also are
being made TO provide sooommods-
tons for members at Paradise
valley.
Club officers HOWE Clifford,
president; Mrs. Sidney Boyoe. see
president: John Loidhamm.r, vic.
Rotary. and Marjorie Jacobson.
who happens TO b. feminine ski
champ OF the club. treasurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
Conn-Savold
Swap Punches

NEW s0aa nsiiv Conn. tss
r,s,ssarHh fancy Dan. serfverss
the slshss,. HARDEST ssrdls IN Nc
path toward . bput wits Jas
fssls ~hsn he mssss lee nsyeid
In Madison nqssrs oarssn ts~isnt.
me dlsisnse 10 ~ rounds. ard
conas light heavyweight cham
psanssip ~iii rss 10 81 ssuhs ss-
cause ssyoid 10 . fssiI.fisassd
hssvy~sixht 90 ~ ssains esiiy
snuid nks Ia -
Conn 10 = 10 fsversss. ssss
this prize @sms considerably s~ss
~ line. fac vhiis cens 10 ~ s~si.
act hossr snans sse No hcya
ssvoia sss . fee s<Eumssss -
his SIDE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
Bellarmine Ski
Club Powerful

Bellsrmln.'s ski club. In its sec
ond year. will have . strong team
10 enter In the various prep school
meets II may even win . cham
pionship or 10.
To b. chosen In competitive try
outs. tn. team will comprise fv.
men. with four alt.rnstes. accord
ing to r. Buchanan. y. J.. nodsrs-
tor. Letters will be awarded team
mem bers.
Among those who will try out
for the squad are Eug.n. Dugsv.
Primo Rosellini. Joe Lsport.. Jim
hcNsrthnsy. Bus Van Rooy. Don
Andrews. John ksnlsy. Howard
Fisher. Don I>Ports and West
Lsppin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
Snow Festival
On Jan. ISIS
Orville Stewart
Named Chairman

0rville Stewart. who d.
rected the highly satisfying
Tacoma Winter Sports Carni-
va last year at Paradise val
ley. will act in the same
capacity at this years fete,
set for Jan. 1926.
Il viii be the 10th annual Ia
coma carnival. which makes IL the
Oldest OF It's kind in the Pacific
Northwest The carnival i spon-
sored hy the Tacoma Chamber Of
Commerce.
As in previous years. a queen
and attendants will be selected 10
reign over the two-day winter
sports festival. and an interesting
series Of races Will be staged.
Big event of the celebration
each year IL the running of
mems slslom for the Tacoma
Times perpetual trophy. plus
. wrist watch. given to the
winner for keeps. Carl Neu.
the University Of Washing
tors national intercollegiate
slalom champion. was the vic
tor In last years race.
To the women's champion goes
the Rhodes Brothers perpetual
trophy and bracelet. which she
may keep. Shirley Mcdonald, out
standing Tacoma skiing lass. out
sped brilliant field to become the
first local girl ever to capture the
title.
The chamber also annually gives
great number Of prizes to top
finishers in the races and this
year it is planned TO have even
more awards than before.
Opening event on the program
always is the carnival dance Sat
urday night in Paradise inn, mid
way, in which the carnival queen
Is crowned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

TNrolesn suspendsrs ar. very pep
ulsr
As far a. head gear gees. take
your pick from hceis visor caps.
Tyrolean hats. knitted eonnes OF
head hands.
Hands are kept snug and warm
with either leather OF canNs, mitts
worn ever = pair Of comfy wooden
ones
For lounging. the epank =
quaint slipper with leather sole
and bright. knitted top Is favor.
tie along with tho traditional
moceasin white for girls. brown
for men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

haSleallN, skl clothes are very
much the same this year a. they
were last. Knockers 81 a year or
- past have given away almost
entirely to down-hill trousers and
gsbsrdine for the trouser. and
poplin for parkas take preference
over melton cloth for the simple
reason that they are both smooth
surfaced materials to which the
snow does not adhere.
Green. navy. tan and grey are
the leading color contenders IN the
trouser. while most Of the psTkss
come IN natural. red. navy and
green. Latest parks style Is the
new Sugar Bowl number. The
hood on this parks cannot be de-
tsched and therefore cannot he
lost. Instead. when not IN use. II
can be conveniently tucked into
an INSIDE pocket in the back and
still leave enough room for a sand
wich lunch. Navy piping adds
decorative note 10 the parks tnot
10 the lunchl.
Parkss Are Ionget
As whole psrkas are longer
this year than last. coming IN
both hip and waist lengths. Some
are tipped. some buttoned. Those
who are shopping for new ones
this season are advised 10 pur-
chase water-repellent instead Of
waterproof psrkas. They are
much more satisfactory because
they are not sir-tight and hence
the skier il not likely to become
oyer-hested
Either botany flannel or jersey
shirts are suggested for wear
underneath the psrkas, the flsn-
mel shirts coming in gay red and
white and blue and white plaids.
For Longing comfortably after q
strenuous session on skis. the
shirts. which are STYLED with pad
ded shoulders and fun backs. may
be worn either inside or outside
your fsvorite pair OF slacks.
Tyrolean Designs
Sweaters this year are very gay.
the newest ones being copies Of
Norwegian imports. They come In
two styles cardigan and slip-on--
and may be worn under psrkas
although their principal use comes
In the informal hours spent inside
the inn. The popularity of Tyro-
lean sweaters is still marked and
for warm days when parkss are
not needed, knitted vests with
bright caps 10 match will be seen
dotting the mountain side.
Suspenders are required for
down-hill trousers-which, by the
way, should always be kept neatly
pressed with nary a break in the
crease, not even at the knee. II
one would be correct. Some are
made of elastic but for those who
like their ensembles frightened
with a dash Of colorful design. the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
Snoqualnie
Bowl Lists
Additions

Let two feet Of snow cover
the ground AZ the Milwaukee
SWi Bowl and the first trains,
loaded with Skiers. viii take
off from Tacoma and Seattle
for the famed resort where
the national jumping cham
pionShip will he staged on
March >.
That's al that's needed D.. two
feet Of snow.
Everything else. including many
improvements 70 facilities. Is
ready for the hordes Of skiers who
vii csvort on the many slopes
that surround the Milwaukee =
Bowl AZ Hysk. high IN the Cas-
csdes.
One Of the stairwass In >ne-
qualmie lodge has heen clint
mated entirely. making ono
les stairway 10 climb and. at
the same time. giving con
>iderabls more room for skiers
upstairs and down. For .c-
eommodstion of skiers. 80
lockers have been Installed.
where skis NAV he checked
from weekend 20 weekend.
Bulhozers have cleared off
stumps 10 make another run. and
new class c jumping hill has
been constructed designed
especially for beginners at the
somewhat hazardous art Of leaping
through space
As last year. two ski tows will
be operated at the bowl this
season.
Artistic touch. Ten mursls are
to be painted on the walls of Sno-
qualmie lodge by art students Of
the University Of Washington.
Ed Noske. well known Pacific
Northwest skier. will operate the
bowl as manager. the Milwaukee
road announces.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

The process of dividing the Pa
cific Northwestern Ski associa ton
into seven geographic zones. for
purposes of making the COMPETE
tive program more efficient is
under way. President Otto Sanford
having named the ohairmen in
each locality.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
Swimming Party

HUI ForG. sii.Amssiesn prep
breast s,fo<sf and member ~ ths
Lincoln swimming squad oil en-
hibat his skiil q, . swimming party
~ - given tomorrow nigh, ~ ths
Lincoln chapter - ths ny. me
party sill eomm.nes 81 900 p.
n IN the Y N & A tank
1iso featured on tbs program
All b. Roy fsyhin. inisreoi-
lsfiais h~1kstrossr and diver.
Admisslon pfies ~ia BE- 10 cents
snd tickets may b. purchased
from any NY rnsmb<f
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
Preview Of What Feminine
Skier Will Wear This Season
Clothes BosicollY Like Lost Yeor's
But With Mony New innovations
b, BEVERLY THOMPSON

The sports spotlight shifts TO the mountains this time Of
year. and with the shifting ones attention also takes
right about face and heads straight into Of the most
interesting fashion Of the entire For What :
more exciting than brand ski outfit complete with
all the tricky accessories and for that matter what
genuine fun than fast down fsvorite mountain
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
Svorre To Instruct
In Schneider School

Bob syarrs. well known Psrk-
land youth. who taught skiing las,
year under Hsnn.s Schneider.
Father Of IN. Arib.rg system Of
Controlled Skiing. Will return sss,
within tho next few week. for an
other sesson under tho tustrisn
skiinT maestro.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30
GNGEs WINS MEET

All Ensen. Of Sun Valley. ma
tional jumping champion. won n
Pacific Northwest indoor titl,
the Indoor show In Seattle
Gently. point scor. being has
his standing at the thrsstbsll
formancss. Ne made two sfs OF
t,.. =, IA. .,.t .haf Mon
ngfsgn-
points were ssz, sxess
nearest rival. Howard %
attic. ski club. by "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

inc thsrd ported. With the suess
tied ~ n all Arudt t~sstea
HI. ankle and had In seslss.
Tho Florists acre firmly po.isd
In The cellar by an aggressive
chslrmsn club, 81 10 81. The ein.s-
ness u the final seors vas hardly
real indication Of the gsms.
True u Hss contest. the hast
Of the evening for the frs, quarter
Neither team could misc and
fumblss ~srs 81 a premium. M
Turner then left the game on an
Injury and slippery fingers entered
tho contest
II Wa sob HDsEsl IN HE hrs,
game - N. season. who really I'D
the damage. BE rsns up 10
counters
Roger Peters sss shpui ell ne
Florists had IN offer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

During English Restoration
times, your napkin was TO be sd-
mired. not used. They were folded
into fancy fruit and animal shapes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

- ~ etft nfHef ~ 0eH
aleh's nsirsefs ~ seattle
Oshes ssss ~ ssw~ snn@n
s~Aesst~1 ~ ~ se~lsas v~ss
sss Wstsea Mn ee~A tshs-
sng C,~s Ctsssa Cssus
GAtsss. As~s~sss nwsee. -
sssts. shsp's as~pkes. Wann
Wstsa. Casss~~s rs~ss~G e~~r
psss. rsre~a. 80 Aseess
rtss. seattle
Only ma tnr ehsces tass siahe
vas THuys H~sdslbsrss moving
in,s fsst place In The ~ sissA
me scorss.
Tufftys Hs,asIb~vss sos7s n.
mar, e1ssk. 1870. nslsvo AIisya
sssa: nass Store. Grand csuisA
7sss Matthews Auto freight. ~.
nssies. 1s<s: Hotel srssssrs. mai
sopsr shall. ssis. spnssns Nscvss-
ton Alleys. 7eit. Early nlrds- t.ics
Tanners. 7sos. and Early Hirds Na
1. 7sos
me ODD wstionsi Insurance
agency sawed lass fourth place N
sisss "A" team ratings wssn MI
f.s the only other change IN sssas-
inss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

horse hide eases stuffed with
festhsrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

exhibition loop of fofudssr act
worlds chomp The ur s.aIa
ina,on Skl club. will he.naitloa
be dosens OF spee ss,ant
will won't 10 : ..UssAsn
. ...a highland. which
last t~o seasons we're
y mare thar moderately In
ss,ed In the association. now
are 1000 per cent esmsrtsd nv
enthusiasm vith the other mem
her clubs The isS0 activity has
brought home the true message
10 them. am informed
IRE asssslstts~ ~ill havs Ne
sss.si s,ecssss 10 JsssAvy.
The top sssseess have ses~
shst Corey. pseet4e~s, s,sw
ssst. vice pssss<sss. mi De-
Lay. se~sssar,, $50 ~ Tar
e~au. treasurer.
President corsy sannet mad
words IN ssprsss his praise for
Delays cooperation. rhs ssere-
t.rys post. - yaa might ssrmis..
demands unlimited work. Tins and
ability.
And. Incidentally. the "jsss Pot"
feature had tina hays an their toss.
II wa turing ard 10 soms. most
pfofitsbls.
TEAM shiiN0 PLANNED
And now the sIsts.ssdsss of the
Tacoma ssi olse.
ror the fret ilms The osssniss.
tlon. which has . membership just
under 100. has decided In snisr
. fys.msa ,ssm In various North
vest competitions.
sunday 81 Psrsaise trials foe
team membership ~iii - staged.
beginning 81 10 ~.
Chuck rlshsI Gill he ia charge
The Isrswn sisss hsssss ~
particular ~ Ne ysssg $50
psssssslss shssss iks Ws1s
ssd Mssshan resvss. ssss ~
y =. resss~. f.sws>v Tse.~ss
ssssses ssss ssS n, ssssesl
NIL rsslss saA Al asAsssss.
Tsyiof. veterans cay. seems
hssdsd for genuine sssrdom. De
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-30

exhibition leop OF porodlse .s,
worlds ehorp. The iur you'd
ina'on Skl club. will hs.naitloa
be dosens of spee sstsnt
will won't 10 : ..UstAsM
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Evening star., 1940-04-30
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school. Key at 5716 18th. GE 1888
1902 MONROE ST. Nw-6 ROOMS. IN
Guiding finished basement apt, modern i'm
provements, electric refrigerator, S57.5G.
Evening star., 1940-04-30

CLARENDON. VA, 1915 N HARTFORD ST
= lge unfurn. rms. for Ink: private
path IN new home, gas, elec. furn. CHI
Evening star., 1940-04-30
14O1 18th ST. NV.
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

EMPLOYED MOTHER, 5-yr. r.-old son. want
home accommodations in refined private
family. preferably with child of like aee
vic of Woodbridge or Michigan Park. North
2o13 after pm.
Evening star., 1940-04-30
HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEXANDRIA-6 ROOMS, BATH. LAVA
tory with charming garden, to October;
500 month; immediate possession Ma
ARL1NGToN-6-ROoM BUN GALoW
June through August; S15 mo "4I5
Key blvd. Chestnut 5251. Call mornings
or after 6
BETHESDA--AIR-C IR-CONDITIONED 5-RM
bunealow. grand piano; May Is to Oct Is
Wisconsin 6514-J
4s22 NORTH 18th. BEST SECTION AR
nneton-Slx rooms, furnished beautiful
shaded yard Chestnut 06a0
Evening star., 1940-04-30

| SUNNY, LARGE, FRONT BEDROOM
kitchen. private bath; gas, cleo, Fricid.
are; mr.. > car lines. A. St ne
1912 INGLESIDE TER. NV ROOM
Sltchen. semi private hath. porch, utilities
lurn.: reasonable. AID 1f5o
Evening star., 1940-04-30

2445 18th ST. NV,
MERIDIAN PARK APARTMENT.
2 rooms, dinette, kitchen $50 so
and bath %oo'co
Elevator. Resident Manager.
H. L. RUST CO.,
1901 18th st. NV. National sloO
Evening star., 1940-04-30

20 9th ST S.E-ENTIRE :}rd FLOOR, >
rooms kitchen. semi-pyt. bath. hot water
ana trleldalre: $40 month; adults.
l43? FAIRMONT ST. NV RIM KIT,
newly dec: cleo, ref, utilities incl;