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ORVILLE WRIGHT
GIVES PATENTS
10 ENGLAND
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Inter national News Service.
In >\nt')N Oct 7 urville \Vright,
th* famous m\*nioi of th* aeroplane,
has pr. st ilt* *1 to !he government all of
his patent rights that he holds undei
the laws of (Irent Itntain.
This munificent** on th* part of the
gnat American aviator is taken as
representing his personal sympathy
with the allied cause and is comment
ed on h\ the press as one of the
man.v fri* ndlv acts of individuals
whicf will go far in furth* » eenunt
ing i lasting friendship between the
two countries.
It is also und* rstood that Wright
has acquired a competence ond does
Pot wish to profit further hy the op*-i
ations **f the war.
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WASHINGTON
NEWS ITEMS
International News Service.
\YASHIN(»T< 'N. (let. 7. Senate,
| (I'Ctormaii of New York is being fav
1 orablv considered |>y his democratic
colleagues as the president pro tern
| pore of the senate to succeed Sena
i tor Clarke whose death occurred n
eently.
The protest of tlermany to tin I'ni
ted States against Americans sereinl
in the aviation corps of the allies 01 *
the western front will not result in an; i
action b\ this country. The state d.
partment says that Americans so act
ing are strictly within their rights ac
cording to tin principles of Interna
tional law.
The president having named the m u
commission to investigate the workin;
of the eight hour law, the members ,
(Seorge Ituhlee of the Federal Tradi
Commission, chairman. Col. GoethnK
and Judge Clarke, will at once begi?'
their work. They will consider fir^
the conditions i!«iut Chicago ml th
middle west.
NOTICE.
As the Nome Brewery ts going to elo.
mdefinetely. the Northern and Heac
quarters Saloons wish to notify the
customers that from October 1st ,19,
only Rainier Draft Beer will be sold
their places at 12'2 cents per glass.
HEINZ
57 Varieties have arrived at
Moller’s Grocery
211 Front Street Phone Main H6
This Style at
$5.00
is one of the classy hoots
we are show ing for Fall
wear.
$3.50 to $7.00
P. A. Peterson Shoe Co. p
NEWS NOTES
Hans l.arsen left today for Shelton
with Ins dogmohilc to meet a party
from the Inmaehnk which includes Mc
Cloud, McCullough and others. They
will arrive here on Tuesday.
V wireless was received by It. A.
Carroll, local agent for the Alaska
Steamship Com pa ny from the Valdez
which reached the shelter of Sledge
island tills morning on her return from
Kotzebue sound.
A message from Safety this morning
saiil that tlie water wits very high
there. H had risen enough lo surround
the roadhouse hut not high enough to
flood the hulldlngs. It was still rising
at the time the message was sent. The
dyer is lying at Safety awaiting the
subsidence of the storm.
The Wild (loose heating plant be
gun sending steam through the con
ducting mains this morning. The
mains have to be dried out and Ihore
fort steam was not sent along too fast.
As soon as the mains get dried, warm
ed a stronger head of steam will be
turned in and no doubt is felt that all
who are relying on steam heal will tie
well satisfied.
There is no basis to the rumor that
the plant has been Hooded. The pump
is perfectly aide to take care of all
water that comes along, barring of
course a tidal wave.
Some line pictures have been taken
at different times by Mans Larsen
of his famous dogtnobile. Very fine
prints have been made by Lomen
brothers of these negatives and thej
are in great demand by engineers and
others who have traveled by the dog*
mobile and who want to show them
to their friends when they go out
side A picture of tins means of irav
el will explain the whole thing better
than a half hour's talk and in addi
tion II gives a good idea of what the
country, shown in the back ground,
looks like.
Tin wind yesterday which was just
strong enough to roll in a swell that
made lightering the I'matilla impos
sible increased this morning to half
a gale and the tide this morning was
as high as it was during the worst
stage of the gate of three days ago.
The waves today broke higher but so
far no dulling) has been done beyond
tl • dislodgoment of some of the planks
on bulkheads protecting the rear of
Front street buildings.
c plain Moss of the life saving crew
si's that all is serene, the glass is
rising and the storm is not very bad
anyway. The barometer registered
-9.1 S at noon and was steadily climb
ing.
The Eagle shows have a mixed pro
gram for tonight, the topliner featur
ing Marie Wolcamp in "The l-ost
Hedge." The story deals with love and
adventure in finding a lost mine of the
Aztec A clever political drama en
titlii' 'The Uribe," shows Mary Fuller
to gn,.J advantage, while two comed
os cimplcto tho program. Sunday
night .'i an Martin is the little horo
: "f th* William A. Brady conttdy
■ t ; tattle Miss Brown." The
.Miss Martin every chance
of dispi ' ing on the screen those rich
! ‘ i luant gifts of comedy of which
this admirable artist is the possessor.
Pretty as a picture, she always looks
so in all her work. A political drama
in . ltd the Girl and the Spy will
complete the program. .
Tin- ancient apothecary at Hill's
drug store wears a broad smile those
days which illuminates his ashen
countenance until he seems utmost
hansome in addition to always being
genial. His hair is also badly rump
led as if he did not have time to use
a brush. The reason for all of which
is that the sleepy man is kept wide
awake by the large sale of Mrs.
Darling's book “BaUly of Nome." The
Hill store received a consignment of
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Miller Milling Company will stand back
of your investment with an iron-clad, j
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cheerfully carry out for them.
Let us send you a sack—make as
many bakings as you choose from it—then if
you are not willing to say it beats any other flour
you have used, your money comes back for the asking.
There are many convincing reasons for the superiority of Occident
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upon giving you the very best reason—proof in (he flour itself by trial
without risk to you.
G. P. GOGGIN liSiS”
these hooks from the I’enti Publishing
Company on the last Umatilla anti the
local demand has been so immediato
and so large that the supply is nearly
exhausted. More copies of "Baltic"
tpive already been ordered by wire so
that the local demand during tMo win
ter can lie met. The buyers include
all sorts and conditions of people. One
of the engineers In town, all of whom,
by the way, are greatly interested in
local products of all sorts, went In to
look al the book with the result that
he bought two copies one for his son,
another for a nephew. Hut he said he
would road the book Hist for it looked
mighty attractive to him.
Dan Sutherland is at St. Michael and
will be over on the next boat.
C. C. Crooks is soon lo move his
place of business to the Dunham
building.
A rally day program will be given
at the Federated Sunday school to
morrow. All children, their parents
and the general public is invited.
Hydraulic mining operations of the
Wild (loose Company on Newton
gulch wen closed down yesterday at
noon.
V. .\. .I illicit is in town front Os
borne creek. He says that he expects
a very late season and hopes to keep
Ins dredge at work all the rest of this
month.
Owing to the late sailing of the last
triii of the Victoria for Nome, it is
earnestly requested that til orders
for freigat lie placed in Si attic prior
October lOtli to effe t lid 'iiy. It. A.
C troll, agent of the Alaska Steam
i hip Company has received request
from Seattle to this effect.
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GREAT COMEDY SHOW
SUNDAY AT DREAM
Tonight "The Country Boy," a Par
amount feature is billed at the Dream.
The story deals with a country boy
w lio goes to New York to make “good"
and is ensnared by a beautiful chorus
girl. A good play with famous Mar
shall Neilan in the leading role. Sun
da> night is hilled us a "Night of
Comedy" with three great comedy
stars on the bill. Charles Chaplin
will appear in "Caught in the Ilain,”
a scream. Patty Arbuckle and Mabel
Normand will star in "Fatty and
Mabels' Simple Life," the funniest
two part Keystone ever produced. A
late Pat he News also on program.
Music well furnished by the Nome
orchestra of six pieces, so lovers of
good music are insured of being well
entertained at this special show. Sun
day first show starts at t>:30 sharp.
BIG CROWDS FOR
B. B. GAME
International News Service.
BOSTON, Oct. 7.-—The first game in
the world’s series will take place here
this afternoon between the Bostons
who won the pennant in the American
League and the Brooklyn champions
of the Nationals.
At 12:30 a crowd composed of visi
tors and local fans and numbering
fully 20,000 was storming the gates
clamoring for admission. Four extra
turnstiles have been added making
seven in all to facilitate the handling
of the Immense crowds that are In
evitable.
Betting this morning favored the
local team, odds of 10 to 7 being of
fered on today's game. Ten to nine
of offered on Boston for the series.
Have ttie Daily Nugget do your
fob Printing Reasonable rates as
sured.
Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
PARAMOUNT FEATURE
ffi COUNTRY
5 pans s
SUNDAY
GREAT COMEDY SHOW
CHAPLiN
IN
LATE PATHE NEWS
FATTY AND MABEL’S
Simple Life
SPECIAL MUSIC
NOME ORCHESTRA
SHOW STa\RTS 6.30
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