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LADIES TAKE NOTICE.
Cut prices on Coats. Dresses. Skirts.
Aprons. Wool Caps, Children’s Tights
f and Bloomers.
Ticket given with each one dollar
purchase on 64 inch hand embroidered
table cloth.
D. M. C. Thread at
MRS. J. WANGER'S
2nd. Ave. oppo. Court House.
HOME COOKING
The Coffee House and Restaurant of
Mrs. Niebling is the only place to get
home cooking.. Lunches and short
orders will receive the best of atten
tion. Dinner served from five o’clock
on. and it can't be beat. Next door tc
the Surprise store. tl
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ase Ball
FIRST GAME
Tigers vs. Malamutes
SECOND GAME
Bears vs. Eagles
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NEWS NOTES
You get the most and all the \ er>
latest war news in tiie Nugget
The Nugget is in receipt of a tele
gram from t> E. Crowley who arrived
! at Iditarod lust Saturday. Dan says
he found the trails very heavy as there
was much snow in the vicinity of the
Yukon. He expects good traveling
from Iditarod to Seward as the trails
are reported to lie in excellent condi
tion He expects to go from Iditarod
to Seward in from thirteen to twenty
days
The outside mail got in yesterday at
2 p m bringing only second class mat
ter from tiie outside and some first
Class matter from interior points
Mail for tlu outside closes today at
5 p. m
Floyd Wheeler met Fred Richardson
I at Hie Nugget roadhouse with his team
i on his way to the Kougnrok where
■ Richardson has a contract for moving
' a dredge. Tiie teams were getting
: along tine as the snow has hardened
| enabling the teams to travel with ease
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The natives at Igloo have make great
preparations for the fair which open
ed today Great stacks of wood have
been hauled for the use of the many
natives who will attend ttie fair from
a distance and ail are in a state of ex
cited expectation.
I’eto Yeager has everything in tine
condition .it the Hot Springs and he
can accomodate his guests in comfort
while at tiie Springs Tiie hath house
Which was considerably damaged by
the last storm is now repaired and in
first class condition.
Tiie fleering government school
teacher has arrived at Igloo and with
him arc many natives with their rein
deer which they will enter in the var
lotts races during the fair
Flovd Wheeler arrived with tiie Koti
garok mail yesterday at 5 p m. He
brought with him as a passenger Dirk
Stapleton a Taylor creek operator, wle
w ill spend about a month in Nome
l’pnkshone a I’oint Hope native Is
going north as far as Point Barrow on
a trip for F. <’ Dean to do collecting
and trading in that section of that
country, lie will travel with Marshal
Jordon as far as Candle and then tin
| tsh the remainder of the trip alone.
The Dream program f*»r Tuesday and
j Wednesday will contain four numbers
"f unusual interest, the two comedies
offered being of the most laughable
farce comedy type. "An Old Maid’s
Deception” in which tin* situations are
nost ludieuous deals, as the title sug
gests, with the Jove affairs <»f an old j
maid and her pc distant suitors-—and
the joke is on the old maid. The sec
ond comedy "Faust and the Idly" Is a
most laughable travesty on Geotlie’s
celebrated drama "Faust” and shows
quite clearly how a woman can get
tlie best of a man even his Satanic1
Majesty. "Her Only Boy" a sympa
thetic drama of a mother’s love fat
her only child and his supreme sacrifice
that she might be spared the
knowledge «>f his misdeeds and the
powerful drama of society "The Power
•that Utiles" which shows how a wo
man's overpowering passion for money
brings misfortune for herself and her
husband and featuring Anna Schafer.
• •omplete a program of unusual in
terest and strength.
The Ragle picture show last night
showed to a capacity house and was
well received "The Bure of the Violin"
Is a masterpiece and one of the best
that has been shown at that popular
house this winter The comedy was
most laughable.
SPECIAL MEETING OF MOOSE.
There will be a special meeting of
the Loyal Order of Moose tonight at
eight o’clock at Moose hall.
JOHN PAUL JONES. Dictator.
CHAS. J. THOMPSON. Secy.
PIONEER CARD PARTY.
Ail ladies of Nome are invited to at
tend the card party at Pioneer Igloo on
i the 13th instant at 8 o’clock.
NOTICE DANCERS.
Miss Garcelon will have hep dancing
j class Tuesday evening. January 12,
The Ostend will be the new dance for
the evening but the Maurice Tango -.nd
Hesitation will he reviewed Parish
hall 8 to 10 sharp. Price per lec .on $1.
WASHINGTON LEGISLATURE
OPENS AT OLYMPIA TODAY
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J DBYMPIA. Jan. 11 The Washington
i Legislature opened here today. \V. W.
< ’miner was elected speaker of the
i house, the progressives acting with the
republicans, having joined the repuli
lican ram us and will he recognized In
jibe organization and appointment of
| eommittces as republicans.
ALLEGED SWINDLER
ARRESTED AT JUNEAD
CORDOVA, .Ian. II—A warrant was
Issued for George Hazznrd. a prominent
politician of Tacoma, on the complaint
of Dr. W. H. Chase, of Cordova. It is
alleged that Hnzzard played the con
fldence game and is charged with ob
taining money under false pretenses.
He was arrested yesterday upon I be
arrival of the Aalamedn at Juneau.
The number of transactions by which
he obtained a large sum of money
amounted to three hundred, in amounts
from one to two hundred and fifty dol
lars. Tlie largest amounts obtained
were from the federal officials oti fifty
notes, endorsed by a railroad attorney,
on millinery goods and forty pension
blanks.
He convinced friends that his pen
sion would arrive on the next boat.
Hazzard was arrested and gave tho
name of H. J. Peterson. He will lie
brought buck hero for trial.
-Mr. Businessman it is your duty to
see that your paper is kept up to its
high standard by doing your little part
in maintaining it.
CARRANZA’S TROOPS
MAKE STEADY ADVANCE
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 11.—Cable ad
vices from Mexico indicate that Car
ranza's troops are steadily advancing
westward and northward against Villa
and his supporters. The advance of
Carranza's forces are meeting with
some successes and Carranza himself
is encouraged by the raRid acquisitions
which are coming to his ranks from
many sources.
Carranza is confident of final success
of his forces over Villa's armies and
the final possession of Mexico City.
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Noms Nugget $2.00 per month.
HINDU MURDERER
EXECUTED AT VANCOUVER
VANCOl’VER, Jan. 11.—Mewa, the
Hindu, who slew interpreter Hopkins,
was executed here today. Hopkins,
who acted ns the interpreter during the
troubles regarding the landing of
Hindus in British Columbia was mur
dered by Wewa who was a fanntic who
believed that the interpreter wns not
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dealing Justly with his countrymen,
who were seeking to land in the cun
try.
Mown was apparently indifferent
concerning his execution and came
from his cell singing and continued to
sing until he was blindfolded, appar
ently having no fear of death.
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MEAT PACKERS RECEIVE
FRu ALLIES
CHICAGO, Jan. 11. The Meat Hack- j
els of Chicago have received mini her]
great order for canned meal from the j
Allied agents. The Older is said lo he
Ihe largest yet received and the effect
has been to greatly increase the activ
ities at the various meat packing es
tablishments and it is believed the large
liuropean orders will seriously efTeet
the price of meut In the United Slates
These orders token in connection
with the serious losses sustained by tlie
foot and mouth plague will it is be
lieved make tlie prices for meat SoBr
■o hluh that the poor of the cities will
he compelled practically to do without
meat before many months.
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Nome I tally Xucgel. t- per month
SEATTLE, Jan, 11. Frederick Clew
I ly, who whs the owner of u Seattle
• porting goods business and who re
, ently went through bankruptcy com
I nitted suicide here today. It appears
hat Clew ly settled up all the business
; oertaining to the winding up of the
ankruptcy proceedings and then went
o his room and deliberately shot him
self. The act was carefully planned
lid executed.
He took Ills rifle and after attach
ing a string to the trltoter placed the
iiur/./le atrainsi his head and pulled
I lie striiiK, sending; a hullet thl'iiucli his
hrnin.
100 TONS OF FLOOR.
Bread only Sc. North Pol* Bak*ry
nd Anvil Bakery.
WEATHER REPORT.
7>Tome, Alaska, .Ian. 0, 191.7
Temperature Max. 1 below, Min. !
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below.
Rnrometer 29.71 inches
Wen t h e r—Clear.
Wind N. E. L’ miles per hour.
Nome, Alaska, Jan. ID, 1917.
Temperature Max. 2 below. Min. 10
! below.
Barometer 29.1.7 inches
Weather -Cloudy.
Wind s W 2 miles per hour.
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league The dropping out of Portland
last year and the switching of tho
'team to Itallard did not prove a suc
oss, so the Ballard franchise will h*
I tuken up by Aberdeen.
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