Eyou like nice fresh eggs? I
THEN USE HULLYHURST I
Remember we receive a fresh shipment of
eggs on each boat, thus Insuring their
ness.
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With every $1.00 cash purchase or $1.00 paid
on account we give a ticket which entitles the ;
holder to one chance on a
Lomen Bros.
THREE STORES
Draw ng December .11, 1916
FARALLONE
ISLANDS TO
BE FORTIFIED
Pacific News Service.
SAN FKA.vCISCO, Nov. 23—Infor
mation from high authority in army
mailers is lo the enect Hurt a large
amount of the money appropriated at
the last sess.on oi congress tor fortill
calions and coast defence will he used
lo construct a huge and impregnable
fortress on the Aarallone islanus which
lie about twenty seven milts west of
the tsoiuen Uate.
Yvueu con.dieted If Is declared that
the prujocveu iorvilications will maKe
these isianus the "Helgoland of Hie
Paciuc". 'iney will rival, it is saiu
the island foil at the entrance to Man
ila bay m invulnerability.
NOTICE.
All Oddfellows, Rebekahs and theii
families are requested to attend the
first card party and 3octal of the
6cuson to be given by Nome lodge No.
6, L O. O. F., at their hall, Frida}
evening at 9 p. m., sharp.
F. S. FORET, Secretary.
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Many a Nugget Reader Will Feat
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AEROPLANES
TO RACE ALL
AROUND U. S.
Pacific News Ssrvice.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 23—Plana are
progressing favorably for a ten thous
and mile national aeroplane race a
| round the country next year. The
! start and finish will be at the United
States army aerodrome here.
Leading military and civilian avia
tors will be invited to compete and it
is expected that the war and navy de
partments and the aero club of Ameri
ca will give their hearty support.
Pledges of monetary aid and priteq
for the winners have been made by
more than one hundred cities and it is
xpected the purse will be big enough
to attract all America's best bird-men.
ARTILLERY
DUELS ON
THE SOMME
International News Servioe.
LONDON, Nov. 23.—Last night
Gtrmans shelled the British positions
in the Ancre region with an unremit
ting fire, says the war office bulletin.
Owing to the rain and prevailing
floods no Infantry atucks were made
by either side.
British guns replied to the German
fire in a spirited manner.
BERLIN, Nov. 23.—The general
staff announces that the Anglo-French
forces to the west and south of Ba
paume made repeated assaults on the
German positions last night under
cover of artillery fire and that they
failed to make headway,
The official statement says that the
Teutonic allies have been successful
on all fronts except to the northward
of Monastlr where a strategical re
treat is in progress.
FARIS, Nov. 23.—The official com
munique suys that the night passed
quietly on the western front. Active
operations were prevented by rains.
Artillery fire and a few infantry
charges failed to make any change
in the sitautlon.
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NEWS NOTES
A week from today will be Thanks
giving.
Mr. Waller Shield* suyerteudent of
the bureau of Education left today for
a trip of Inspection up the coast
Tbs Fraternal Order of Eaglet will
1 old their annual nomination of oti
cers for the cr.su.ag year next Tuesday
rigat.
Ncllson brothers have taken a load
of coal and groceries to fallow gulch
whore they are doing some quartz
mining.
C. M. Matson has taken a load of
supplies and coal to Lillian creek
where he is going to put a hole to
bedrock.
Pete Anderson is leaving for the
Timbuktulik by way of Dune creek,
lie believes that this section oilers a
promising Held lor the prospector.
Mr. John Monahan has severed his
connection with the Elite Hotel and
Bath and now he and Mrs. Monahan
are living in one of the sSeffert flats.
Work on Andy Anderson's ground
has been suspended pending word
from him. He went out on the last
boat and is now in Seattle.
There will be a meeting of the
Baseball Association at the Golden
Gate Hotel this evening at 8 o'clock.
All those interested in athletic sports
are requested to be present.
A. Keason and partners made a
flying trip to town yesterday and or
dered a load of oil and a loud of coal
and groceries. They are the first to
start taking out a dump this winter.
Freighters and the traveling public
were well pleased with the evidence
of the favor with which our boreal
Jupiter Pluvius regards us as shown
by the snow fall today. The sledding
Is getting better daily.
So close is the vote for delegate
that apparently the supporters of each
candiuate have given up claiming a
victory. They are now waiting tor the
outlying districts) touch outlying pre
clucts as Barrow, the Kuskokwiiu, Kuy
ukuk and the Purtymile may yet de
cide who the delegate wil be. Some
of these may not get in for a month
yet especially Burrow which i3 ex
pected to poll 30 to 50 Eskimo votes.
Dog teams are more In evidence
every day. They range anywhere
from the string of a dozen dogs that
go tearing along at a ten mile an
hour trip to the single dog pulling a
little sled with two or three small
boys on It und wagging bis tall as
he scrambles along to the music of
the lau s Joylul cries. Every day sleds
may be seen loading on supplies Cor
the creeks. Horses haul the larger
and heavier loads but dogs are needed
for the smaller outuis many of which
aie for prospectors in out-of-the-way
place*
The special meeting of the city
council culled for last night to ap
prove the plans and estimates for the
oil room in connection with the new
pumping plant and a store house for
the Ee France engine adjourned with
out transacting any business. The
reason was that Contractor ltoss had
been so busy working on the engine
and pump for two days thut he had
not found lime to make up the figure*
The council will uttend to tins matter
as soon as Councilman Loss gels his
estimates ready and no work will be
done until the council authorizes it
in open meeting.
Jack London whose death is an
nounced on the first page of today’s
Nugget came in Nome in 1899 before
he had achieved much fume us a
writer. He hud a grip full of manu
scripts, a lot of confidence in him
self and a great feeling of wonder
that magazine editors did not like
hi3 stuff. He is reported as telling
an acquaintance here that if he could
get the magazines to buying his stuff
that he would soon have more money
than Clarence Berry. The editors
soon afterwards accepted hid offer
ings eagerly and he became one of
the best paid authors In the world.
Although he became rich, ha did not
approach Berry’s wealth for ths latter
put hU Dawson money Into California
oil lands and received one check alone
for over eight million dollars.
The new pumping plant was given
a good tryout today anld proved en
tirely shtlsfnctory not only to Con
tractor Boss who did the work with
hi3 ussls*.ints but to the councilman
and other citizens who watched ‘he
thing perform. A test of forty min
utes was given this forenoon and this
afternoon a run of several hours was
made. The water was turned Into a
city hydrant at the foot of Hunter
way to which two lines of hose were
attached. The lines were led toward
the beach and It took three men to
hold each nozzle so great was *he
pressure. Subsequently the nozzles
were fustened to stanchions and al
lowed to squirt seaward as long re
the test lasted. It was asserted that
the pressure would fill two more linen
of hose besides these. The dial on
the pump showed a pressure of 110
pounds. One or two minor changes
will be made and tomorrow probably,
the water will be turned Into the city
main and exhaustive tests made to
prove conclusively that everything
works perfectly.
The regular meeting of the Nome
Seward Peninsula Chamber of Com
merce at the Igloo last night proved
to be very interesting . The resigna
tion of Vice President Blake who has
gene outside for the winter was ac
cepted and Mr. Carl J. Lomen was
elected vice president of the chamber
1l his stead. It was voted to appoint
a committee with full power to act in
the matter of some suit of social en
tertainment to be given to raise funds
for the use of the chamber in furth
ering the Interests of the peninsula.
As the local chamber has become a
number of the American Chamber of
Commerce and Is entitled to a council
lor in the national body Mr. Jafet
I.indeberg was duly elected to repre
sent the local body. The lecommen
ditions made to the chamber by the
open meeting of November 16 were
arted on separately to the end that
they will be given to our legislators
In suitable for form for their uso when
the time comes. The committee on
legislation of the chamber will take
under consideration the question ns
to the best method of reducing the
cost of collecting debts without the
present large expense. A draft of a
suitable law will probably be made as
a help to our legislators,
As there is going to be a meeting
of the chambers of commerce of Alas
i r towns at Juneau during tha sec
s-'lor of the territorial legislature aad
toward peninsula should be repre
srnud the meeting elected Mr. James
Daly as the representative of the
chamber.
Considerable discussion took place
as to the best method of enlisting '.he
Interest of every man and woman on
Reward peninsula In the work of the
chamber and of making them feel that
this work is undertaken for the bene
fit of all. It wa3 stated that tlie
chamber is not a body which works
for the benefit of any one class of
people In this section, but that It is
GOVERNOR
PROCLAIMS
HOLIDAY
JUNEAU, Nov. 23.—Governor Strong
has today Issued a proclamation des
ignating Thursday, November 30, 1916,
as a day of Thanksgiving pursuant to
proclamation recently issued by the
president of the Unitde States and in
accordance with the time honored
custom.
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WHEN THE BOSS LEFT HE SAID
Don’t lot any ono undersoil us on apples. Wo took his advloe and
wo sold some apples.
BUT THAT’S NOT ALL
Wo don’t intend that any one shall undersell us on winter outfits.
NOW 18 THE TIME TO GET OUR PRICE8. DON’T WAIT TOO
LONG.
Q. P. GOGGIN jySS
open to all who want to Join and help
In furthering the Interest of every
body, whether it be placer, quart*,
teaming, water transportation, mer
chandizing, fishing fur dealing or any
other venture.
"DIAMOND FROM THE
SKY” CONTINUED
The S. ft. O. was In evidence last
night at the Dream as was predlc’ed
. for the stupendous serial which began
! to deliver its lasting impressions. To
I night the third episode, "A Silent
I Witness” will be run. This chapter
contains a dare-devil feat by Irving
Cummings which should be seen by
all lovers of the spectacular. It has
I caused comment among picture ox
I pert3 In all parts of the country^ A
j roaring scream comedy and a special
Pathe weekly complete the bill.
All Loyal Moose are entitled te an
invitation card to invite your friend
and ladies to the round-up. Get invi
tations at Al Lomen'*.
Basket sleds for sale at Proeoer’s
j Harness shop. Phone Black 5.
O. E. S. Annual Thanksgiving kail.
! A. B. Hall. Tioketa *1.60.
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A mandolin oroheetra is to be form
ed soon and every mandolin, guitar
or banjo player ie cordially invited
to join. Send your name and ad‘
1 dre*e to
JOHN H. NICHOLAS.
P. O. Box 195, or see me at the Seat
tle Barber shop.
Have the Nuffget sent to your out
side address this winter.
Dream Theater
TOHNIGHT
THE DIAMOND FROM THE SKY
Continued
Third Episode
“THE SILENT WITNESS”
2 PARTS 2
Ham Comedy
SOME ROMANCE
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