J Van Camp's 1
j Soup 10c Per. Can.
Tomato Catsup 25c Per Bottle.
| CROWLEY % PORTER ]
PBMWkO-W ...mi—■
C£EHANP Has Sold Out
His Business to Leo SeiUenverg
WE MUST REDUCE OUR STOCK REGARDLESS OF COST BE
FORE THE FIRST BOATS ARRIVE. GET THE BENEFIT OF THIS |
SALE BEFORE JUNE 10TH ARRIVES
CHEAP JOHN |
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TAKE NOTICE
This week Scrim and Lace
Curtains are goin^cheap
G. P. GOGGIN I
THE STORE THAT SAVES VOU MONEY. 1
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GOAL AT LESS THAN COST
BRIQUETS
Space now taken up by Briquets in our > arils and warehouses will
be required for freight from firs steamers. For a limited time only,
to make room and Introduce to he Nome market
■I $B$16 PER T0N IN YARD—PER ton delivered
JOHN J. SESNON CO.
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It makes no difference how
WET
You mav lie. Be sure and keep vour feet |
j DRY
t I here is only one stock of Footwear in t
;■ Nome and we have it |
: P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO. f
FRED W. PETERSON, Manager |
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•HH4»-*4-!4»4444**!4» + 4* + 4 4* 4 4 4 !4 !4H4*44* H-:4»rf«H4»T4H<H4»?
Two Pound Roll 50c
j r
■ • < demurgarine is sweeter, ( leaner aiul batter in many respects than j
• j butter and costs just one-half a much. AVc shipped 2.000 pounds !
w thinking people would welcome tins help in tile reduction in expenses,
1 ; but very few have even given it a trial, those who have are steady <
i i customers. Vou will if you try it. Forget what someone lias told you <
; ; about Olemnrgarino (that someone told them! hut come and find out ’
i j what it is. j
i Pacific Cold Storage Co. i
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,
I till \ W'ehh. the well known porter
j house purveyor, will leave for Council
this evening on a short business trip.
The Masonic Temple will be made
: Into a place of beauty for the Eastern
] Stur Hnr.anr Saturday afternoon and
evening- Lnni h will h>- served during
l.oth afternoon and evening.
The Sheriff of Yuvadapi county, a stir
ring western drama showing Miss
Kathleen Williams al her hest, will be
the headliner at the Dream tonight.
The comical "Runny” in The Man
Higher i’p and Miss Clara Dowel In the
< lever drama The Stolen Rrlde will also
furnish pleasing amusement
The infant son of Mr. James Rurke
the manager of the transportation de
partment o fthe Wild Goose, M. and T
Co. had the misfortune to receive n
severe scalp wound through falling
a‘mllist the strap iron binding on a
vegetable crate today. Dr. t'haee
patched up the wound and the youngs
ter is little the worse for his experience
Tonight at Ragle hall will lie shown
•Don Ceasar De Rnznu and two other
atertaining reels by the Tannhouser
land Keystone companies During the
! performance Mr Leonard Rest will
I sing two numbers from the opera
Maria tana from which the film Don
■ vasar De Razau Is taken These pic
tures will sure interest and please all
I who attend the performance Twenty
j five- cents, the usual price of admis
| sinn. will prevail.
j The Executive Committee of the
j Nome dim (’lull will inspect the Club
grounds near the head of Steadman
j avenue this evening with a view to
, holding the shoot there next Sunday
instead of at the Mouth of Snake river
as origtonallv planned. In the event of
a change being decided on due notice
; will he published The committee will
i try out the new traps tills evening
and Nntneites are warned that loud
| bring this evening will not he an in
dication that some of the European
belligerents have Invaded Alaska.
The following are the complete
scores of the teams in the yearly
howling contest at the local alleys:
Strikers. .22,177 pins
Sourdoughs .21,594 pins
Pederals. .. 21.396 pins
Submarines. .21.048 pins
The largest score for a single game
was made b.v the Strikers who bowled
a total of 935 pins. The same team also
made the highest average making 164
and 37-135 in (lie nine games played.
Faxon Lewis was easily the star
player of the tournament making both
tic high individual score and also the
highest average The high score mnex
set v as 257 while his average reached
the excellent total of 183 15-27
The scores are very much better than
those established last year indicating
a decided improvement no doubt due
to practice. Handsome cups wore
awarded the winning- team.
The following letter from the White
House has been received by Mr. Fred
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I'mring the efficient manager of the
■ \ limni." inihlieation committee which
is now engaged in getting up the 1 1 T« i
number of the local High School mag
azine Fred, with considerable enter
prise, sent a copy of last years edition j
to President Wilson anil rocolved tin-]
following in return:
Thv While HouS'
Washington
November 13 1914.
Mr Fred llnermg.
Nome. Xlaska
\ly Dear Sir:
The President directs me to tic- |
knowledge the receipt of the copy of
the P'14 “ \urora'* which you were
guild enough to send him. and to thank
you for your courtesy.
Sincerely yours,
J. H. Tumulty
Secretary to the President
Nels Olsen a well known miner was
found dead in his cabin on Laredo
creek a tributary to Nome River this
morning having apparently died some
time (luring the night. Although hav
ing been somewhat ill for a long time,
Olsen after remaining in town during
the election left fi r his camp some thm
vesterdnv afternoon and was apparent
ly feeling well and In good spit Its
This morning Dick Kuhl who is work
ittg In the vicinity stopped at Olson's j
cabin and receiving no response to his
call entered the cabin, finding Olsen
dead in bed. having apparently suc
cumbed without a struggle.! The
clothing of the dead man was laid out
carefully Ity the bedside and all Indl
• -1 Ions pointed to his having died Bonn
time during the night Dr Newrn in ;
and (Commissioner l-inwh-y left forth
scene with Scottv Xllan this morning,
t n his return some Icuits later. Judgy
Frawley stated that it was the opinlot.
i f Dr Newman that the man had sue- '
< . mbed to an attack ■ f heart failure
Marshal .Iordan brought the body to]
town during (tie da lodge Frawle I
states that no Inquest will he held |
Friends have taken charge of the body. \
Fred Richardson ha.- returned i>
town from the Kougarok where tie has
been engaged during the spring haul
ing the new dredge of the Retiring
Dredging Company to its destination
at the mouth of Henry Creek. Fred
states that the work of hauling the
heavy material was carried on under
the greatest difficulty owing to the
general stormy character of the winter
and the prevalent soft snow. The
soft state of the trails prevents the
return of the stock and the animals
were left at Davidson's Landing until
conditions are more favorable. Fred
states that he left the Landing on the
fourth of the present month and suc
ceeded in reaching Mary's Igloo but be
yond that point could make no pro
gress and after spending three or four
hours without being able to advance
more than a half a mile, at length
turned back and came to town by dog
team. It is stated that between ttiree
and four sluice heads of water were
running by the Landing on May 5th.
Richardson says that the miners in
that vicinity are preparing for a busy
season as there will, apparently, be an
abundance of water. .Tames Kelliher,
Dave Johnson and Matthews are re
ported ta have landed the larger por
tion of their supplies for the season.
Richardson will return when the snow
leaves and if failing to find employ
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l&Qod JPoods
Watch This Space
SALE
Starts Monday
<Beo.£. lomen & Co.
X *4* 4* ’t* s* •$» ■i4» *>fr -*?•?» *V «$• .*»»♦« *4. f*- -*
! Ranch Eggs I
! $16.00 i
$ PER CASE i
“T
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PHONE. Main 86 211 FRONT ST. •*
ment for the teams will brlntf them to
Nome by bout,
FUNSTON THINKS
VILLA’S DOWNFALL
I
WASHINGTON Mh> 7. General
Funston in a report to the War De
partment states that reports from in
terior Mexico indicate that General
Villa is constantly meeting with further
reverses and is compelled to a contin
ual retreat h\ the superior forces of
11is opponent. Funston states that it
.n his belief that unless Villa can turn j
the tables on < thregon within a short
time his down fall is assured
AUSTRIANS ARREST FORMER
SENATOR AS A SPY
—
VIRNNA. May 7. Former United
States Senator Toting of Des Moines,
la., together with his companion, for
mer Deputy Uotinsul Hern were ar
rested by the military authorities of
\ustria yesterday on tin* suspicion that
they were spies. The former was re
leased after an Investigation on the
representations of the Amerh *11 \m
hassador to the Imperial Government,
hut the latter was held pending further
investigation of what are asserted to
he suspicious movements
WAR WILL CAUSE
AUTU SHORTAGE
NEW YORK, May T. The American!
Automobile Manufacturers Association
I predicts a shortage in motor cars in the
American markets due to the increas
ing demands for autos for war pur
poses in Europe. The shortage will he
cspicially severe in the heavier models,
motor trucks being in especial demand
for the transportation of supplies. The
changes demanded in various features
of construction necessitates in many
cases the addition of new equipment
to the construction plant.
PHILADELPHIA MAYOR WILL
ACCOMPANY LIBERTY BELL
PHILADELPHIA. May ".—Mayor
Bbtnkenhurg has announced that ho
will personally accompany the famous
Liberty Bell on its journey to the
Pacific Coast. The Bell has been
routed to San Francisco via Seattle at
[ the request of the citizens of the later
city.
KAISER APPROVES ACTION OF
IRISH AND GERMAN LEAGUES
WASHINGTON May 7 —The Gel -
man Embassy Is informed through the
Savvllle t.ireless s' ition that the actio.'
of the German and Ir.sl. Leagues in the
United States in condemning the Wil
son administration for permitting vio
lations of the neutrality of the United
States through selling supplies to the
nemles .if Germany. Is warmly ap
irm ed In hi* tin lest v Kaiser Wilhelm
who t l*ii expressed the hope I list tin.
I engues will grow strong enough r
eompell .1 SI I u.'I re deal in the' attitude
of Ameriea toward Germany.
DREAM THEATRE
FRIDAY NIGHT
Drama
THE SHERIFF OF
YAVADAPI COUNTY
COMEDY
The Great Bunny in
THE MAN HIGHER UP
Drama
Clara Dawel in
THE STOLEN BRIDE
MISS LILLIE KOCH, Pianist
i ADM. 25c
EAGLE HALL
FRIDAY NIGHT
FROM THE OPERA
MAURIATANA
2 Reels—Don Ceasar DeBazau.
Leonard Best will sing the fol
lowing songs: “In Happy Mo
ments Day by Day” and “Yes,
Let Me Like a Sold.er Fall."
Drama
A BACHELOR'S LOVE !
Comic Keystone
THE RIOT
This is a crackorjack program
and worth seeing.
OLLIE BOURRET, Pianist
ADMISSION, 25 cents
. .r.'S.BL-.-tl.,.,,1 ■". -1 LtBKl
THE NONPAREIL ]
SUCCESSORS TO IVi. D. SAMUELS. j
Clearance Sale
Of Ladies’
Spring Hats
Some 14 hats in this lot.
Neatly trimmed. Nobby styles.J
Priced from $5.00 to $10.00 each.
NOW $3.00
See Window Display