THE
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Published Dally tixeepi Sunday by
THE NOME PUBLISHING CO.
ft. tt. divine,
GEO. S. MAYNARD,
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City Official Paper
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F.niered as second cubs mutlei Ktl
Jt>. leal, si tbe pval olhee at .Nome,
Alaska, ulidi r the Act of Cuugicss of
Luicb IS71.
Copy for regular ad vertiatnentg
must be ,n by lu oclock on .a* day of
PUId Cat.on.
nome, Alaska, feb. 12 1917,
There has been f _nj a keeper of a
Cou.ge bou*v...g ,eUoe ,n Ohio wno is
be*Lag cie; squads to a ;„re you w»'n
wtcu ,, lu.o io lurnion.og ginjii
ft-co a; a iow pi ice sne charges siu
den.s onij ,i a week for board und
has not raised her price because corn
ua uui,y puces have gone up. She
says she -s sutisdeu with her present
pronts. Her boarders too are sutu
aea wuh tne quality and quantity of
the food they get for the money
That there Is still room at the top
is shown by the rapid rise of Thomai
Cochran, president of the Liberty na
tional bank of New York, who went
to New York sixteen years ago prac
Lcully penniless at the ago of twen
ty nine and found employment with a
real esuue company. He soon at
tracted the attention of Henry p.
Davison and on the tirst of January
landed as the youngest of the twelve
partners of J. P. Morgan & Co.
It la said when Senator William E.
Borah's term in the United States
sina.e expires which will be at the ena
of two years, he will move to New
York City to engage In the practice
of law. After a year he will have ob
tained a residence in New York state
and will be avilable as presidential
timber as one of that state’s favorite
•ins. In the mean time he will be
gloomed by leaders of the republican
party in preparation for the presi
dtntial race and his admirers say h
wpl run strong. A whole lot of things
will happen before then, however.
At a meeting held about the middle
of December in Now York to protest
against the deportation of Belgians
by the Germans and addressed by
Elihu Hoot, James M. B.ck, Alton B.
Parker, and presided over by Rev.
William T. Mann ng, letters were read
from Theodore Roosevelt. Archbishop
Inland, Joseph H. Choate and Bishop
Thomas O’Gorman protesting against
"the enslavement." When Bishop
Gaylor of Tcnnsaee, who was reading
the letters, began one with the date
line "Sugmoie Hill,” men und women
arose In their places, waved handker
chiefs, and hats and cheered again
and aguin while some shouted, "he is
a man.” This is mentioned as one of
the many indications that Roosevelt
hi'R still u great hold on at least a
portion of the American people.
Some of the outside papers are sav
ing that the late Jack London wrote
Professional Cards
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Dr. A. F. Heimlich
PHVSiCIAN AND SURGEON
Other »nd Ra*id«nce.
OVER HILL’S PHARMACY.
Office hours: 2-5 and 7-1 p. m.
Fhoac Mata 7.
at me very clever and enteriamins
stories, but also he wrote a beastly
will in that he bequeathed to his sec
ond wire lie *wo young daughters oI
hir first wife, from whom he was di
vuned and who had lived quietly with
her children for a number of years.
The "five dollar bequest” to his first
wife was an ait rout meant merely us
a protection against an effort to break
the will. But the request thut she
tuin over her two beloved daughters
to the custody and guardianship of the
sta nd wite—the woman who had suc
ceeded her in her husband's affection
uuil taken her place in his house and
In me—here wus something more than
an insult, here was an attempted de
spicable cruelty, so says the Mom
I rls Commercial-Appeal.
Mrs. Loudon who was the first wife,
iLllv refuses to carry ou tthe condi
t-t -*i< of the will saying she can sup
port her two children, and under no
mu gin able circums.ances would stu
permit the other wife to have any sort
of jurisdiction over them.
This 13 the position that any wo
men with a spark of motherhood or
right womanhood in her heart would
have taken and she will find the s n
timent of the country on her side.
It is not stati d win ther the sec
ond wife wanted the other two girls.
She is but a shadowy figure in the
brrkground, mi rely a means to Lon
don’s cruelty. The figures in the
glaring limel ght are the writer him
self making his unnatural las; will
i nd testament, and the divorced wife
maintaining her mother rights to the
cvikiren she has boi ne an 1 cared for
ai’ these years. It wus a spectacu
lar situation and added no k.urels to
Ji ck London’s fame.
Senator Borah of Id: ho is one of
the ablest constitutional lawyers In
the senate and has g veil h:s opinion
or. the subject of compulsory arbi
tictien which was one of President
Wilson's pet measures before the war
cloud began to loom darkly. The
senator says that there seems to be
an impression that the whole thing
is made easy because we are dealing
vl‘h a body of men and not with a
single Individual. In other words, it
is supposed, apparently, that while
>'<u cannot compel an individual to
work or to punish him becuuse he
quits work that you can compd a
body of men acting collectively or as
a union to work, or punish them be
cause they quit werk.
To say that the concerted action
of powerful bodies of men shall not
be permitted to stop the industrial
ptocess of the nation does not meet
the situation at all. It is true, how
ever that powerful bodies of men de
cl ne to accept employment and if
their quitting work has the effect of
stopping the operation of trains it is
nevertheless their right to quit. A
n
n.i n a constitutional right, either indi
’iH'i'Hy or CalicCUViy, Cannot be
measured by tlie amount of Injury
ulie'i tlie evi et.se is his constitution •
a) rignt may do to society.
in Sonata,- yora Us juugmeni cm
ph.-yea have « rieht either suigly or
ccllecUvely to quit work because they
a'O dlksuuailed with their wages or
for any other reason which hag to do
with their welfare aa to aanitary con
ditions, and such, as woi a.ngmeu.
11 is Just us much an Invasion of a
nuns personal liberty and just us
i. u.cu 111 CuiitraVv ntion of Ills consti
tutional right to compel llnu to re
main in the serivee ol another when
ho is a membei or acting with his
uii'ou us it would be to compel him
to uo so it lie were act.tig individual
ly li has b en ueciu d u number of
times and in one instance by no loss
an uu.iionty than Justice Hailun, late
aisoc.aie Jus,ice o, luc suptemc coui,
oi tlie Lulled States, that members
o' n labor umo hu\ t a right to con
fer i.w.th t tier, nee to tlii^r wages
and to d- t inline aj a matte of fact
whether tl.oy are satistled anJ if not
s. nslied ns a result of their confer
ence to quit w.rk.
As between employe and employer,
the empoye tius a right either singly
or coheei.vcly to qui. work and uider
t!ii consti.ution of the United States
he cannot be deprived of that righ,
simply because In act3 collectively.
... die pai y may do .lion.' he
may do in comb.nation with others
piovidid they have no unlawful ob
j, ,' :i view, but the r.glit to quit on
account of unsatisfactory wages can
nt'er be made unlawful.
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All kinds of sleigh and ski wood on
sale at Ros*' mill and shop. Also
budding and mining timber.
COMPARATIVE
TEMPERATURES
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Following »re tne lowest record!'
icmperaiuns for this year and las ,
an th« da; - 1 signaled. The mtnu>
-agn b< fore a cumber means below
zero.
U. S. Weather Bureau.
1916 1917 1
Ft b. 1. i — 22^
Feb. 2. 25 —25
Feb. 3. 17 —28 |
Feb. 4. 18 — 22 j
Feb. 5. 17 —9
Feb. 0 . 12 6
Feb. 7. 0 22
Feb. 8. —1 20
Ft b 9. — 6 ' 23
Fob. 10. —12 12
Frb. 11 . —18 11
VS & CAN 00 IT.
I'or first class work s:>tl prompt *r
livery phone Main IM eiwl lh* Pw'
I in.'s hull, dry wUl sen,' slid pvt * 'M
i laundry. W. J. WILLI AM MON. l'rvi>
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II . Tbs Lubli'
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tl.loriwr'i Cvnt (Mur.
11.Ktrs Uspsrtmso
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Kngins House. Pboos Mam *7
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lo me publiw. —
VVr nave Jusi autsh-d slock takliiK
mu nuu um «re sre uesvtiy oversiocke.
... uie inuMii* enoriiiuui reductions n
i.irowure- -as mucii >u> •» per cent i j
rt miii lines. Notwithstanding immeiiM
ivanced ouisule. eHpt-ciail / in Ham
• rt and Mviai Uuod*. wt art full sen
.g on iuc Outfit) ol go**da purcli ustd lit
.&** iwu or in rev years.
We will st n lor cash only ai me*
rices, And lor a Umlie lime, until »•
• nng our sioca down lo (he reguir*
ueii is of me camp.
il you nave an order to be tilled. It*
m ngure on it. we can save you nr.one.v
te nave proved 11 lo olliers, we cm
• rove li to you.
UAH I .I MU AMU UK AM COMPANY
In tha horns ar in the camp, there
9 no commodity to extensively used
> meat, therolors it is upon *hai
.ommodity that you should look to
or economioal buying. Following «re
a fsw of our pnooai
Sesf by tho sios... ..$.19
found st*ak. 2b
jirioin steak . *0
Ho* Roast. -St
ate w . .to
button by carcaaa .
Mutton chops, e"oulder . 2b
Mutton chops, loin and rib. a
Mutton loga.. ..
Oork loin chops. *
Frssh Rsmdoor from Mm Lpmsn
hard, drss*sd in a skillful and sani
tary manner.
Sweat Briar Butter 40o par pound
by ths co*e.
PACIFIC COLD STORAGE CO.
f-hens Whits 17.
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—that is our aim. it will be readable, clean and
wholesome. The news of the day in condensed
form, giving all important happenings of the
world at large, together \\i,h local doings and
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NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANVIL BAKERY
BEGINNING MONDAY. juNE 7TH. THE PRICE OP BREAD
ILL BE 10 CENTO PER .OAF OR THREE LOAVES FOR •
CENTS THE SIZE OF LOAVES HAVE BEEN INCREASED
WHICH INSURES MORE,AND BETTER BREAD FOR OMR j
PATRONS.
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Siite DeposiTTompdny
authorized capital ....iizmoo
PAID UP CAPITAL. #0.000
A OmmtiI Ranking Rcainaaa Tran
aaataO.
Miners & Merchants
Bank of Alaska
NOME. ALASKA
Capital . - $100,000
(■old Dust Purchased
and Assayed
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