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Given by Mr*. A. H. Bartlett. Eagle Hall, May l*t ’15
PROGRAMME
PART 1.
No. 1 Song. "May Morning" .Harold Dill
No. 3 Procession and Crowning of th« Mm Queen (Virginia Van Sick lei
No 3 Song and Skip, Greeting the "M.iy Queen" Mrs Van dor w oi'ker' •
Kindergarten Class. Orville llrunison, Joy Ross. Nela Swanberg,
Margaret Thompson, Mildred Maynard. Russell Maynard.
Owendlyn Riggs, Harvey Watson. Evelyn Bursik, Orwyn Riggs,
Joe Sheldon, Elizabeth Grigsby, l.ars Graven. James Richardson.
No 4 May i'ole Dance. ....... By Twelve Little Tots
No. 5 I Want to be a Janitor Bo\".Clifford Holden
No >: Song and March By Mrs. Vaitderworker's Kindergarten Class
PART 11.
No 7 Highland Keel and Strathspey (in Kilts > Clarence Cease Alts
Brown. Opher Nelson. Helga Ledding.
No 4 The Tango. Elsie Porter. Harold Dill. Clara Meilke Clifford Holden,
Lillian Bartlett.
No 8 Cupid and Fairy Dance. Joe She don. Dorothy Rennie Ruseall May
nard. Gwendelyn Riggs. Harvey Watson. Kathleen Murphy. Orwyn
Riggs. Joy Rosa
No 10. "Adsons Sarabande (English. Folk Dance) Ethel Riley, Marjorie
Bartlett. Alta Brown. Elsie l -ot ter Edith Davison, Mary Aleson
No. it Skirt Dance .. . .Helga Ledding
No 13 Virginia Reel. Alice Morris, Tommy Sullivan. Martha Hull. Francis
Murphy. Dorthy Rennie. Lewis Riley, Lillian Bartlett, Jack
Porter. Gwendelyn Riggs. Orwyn Riggs
No. 13 Cake Walk, Billy McCarty. Mary Alexen. Harold Dill, Clara Meilke
No 14 Grand Finale.
Queen's Attendants—Dorothy Morris, Dearborn Riley,
Freddie Hull, James Murphy
Flow r Girls—Jane Sheldon, Kathleen Murphy.
Crown Bearer—Joe Sheldon.
GENERAL DANCING AT CONCLUS3ION OF THE PROGRAM.
Doors Open at 8 p m.. Program Commences at 8:45 Sharp.
RESERVED SEATS. *1.00: GENERAL ADMISSION. 76o,
CHILDREN 25c
~ .. I ■ ll I I - M 11
I Genuine China Sale
Sweeping reductions are now offered
in China.
Rugs & Carpet remnants are going cheap.
G. P. GOGGIN
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.
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It makes no difference how
! WET j
You mav be. Be sure and keep vour feet \
DRY
;r There is only one stock of Footwear in
i Nome and we have it
| P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO.
FRED W. PETERSON, Manager
Two Pound Roll 50c
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iS < ilemargarine is sweeter, cleaner ami better in many respects than
| butter and costs just one-half a much. We shipped 2,06ft pounds
thinking people would welcome his help in th« reduction in expejtses,
1 but very few have even given t a trial, those who have are steady
> customers You will if you try t. Forget what someone lias told you
; about Oletnargarinc (that someone told them) hut come and find eut ;
' j what it Is. ■
Pacific Cold Storage Co.
NEWS NOTES
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Mr. Miles who is connected with the
Seward Dredge. Solomon River will
return to Nome on the first fleet.
Mail carrier Fred Larsen reports j
hard traveling and heavy trails on the
last down coast trip from Teller.
For the information of the many
inquirers it is stated thnt the date
of the annual school election fails on
Friday May 21st.
Telephone reports from Council state
that the new strike on the Kovtuk is
causing much excitement and that
several parties left for the scene this
morning
The Nome Consolidation Dredging
Company haye v onpletrd arrange
ments to finish dredge No 3 on Satur
day creek The i'nion Construction
| Company will have charge.
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Harry Johnson, flic well known ni.ghf
[watchman announces that he will dis
jcontinue the patrol service maintained
i during the winter, on the first of Hay.
[Service will he resumed at the usual
i time next fall
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Reports ^rnm Oold Run state that
Strange and McAdams are already
preparing fur sluicing and are at pres
j ent opening the Oold Run ditch pre
paratory to making use of the first
spring water.
Dave Spurgeon who is working in
j tile Oold Run section has been very ill
i fur the past two weeks with what ap
peared to he a bad attack of svigtlo.
He is reported to be improving at
p recent.
The Catholic Ladies Club will give a
card party and social at St. Joseph's
Hall Saturday at S 30 P. M. Refresh
ments will be served Handsome
prues have been donated fur the win
ners of the card series
The enlarged Dream program mn
[sisting of the three reel feature rtltn
["The Vampire." a Pathe Weekly anti
Miss Johnson and Mr Arthur Rrooker
in fancy dancing and illustrated songs
j will he repeated Saturday.
j Hilly F.vving will be in charge of the
j work of construction on the new Tay
lor creek dredge of the P>ehring
Dredging Company according to in
formation received by the last out
| side mail The I'nion construction
! Company will he the contractors
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Deputy Marshal Hart Humber has
* returned to Candle from a trip to the
j Koyuk. Mr. Humber reports that
there is some pay but nothing to iudi
oate anything extensive. Tie states
that the location is about six miles
from the place where Hobby Rrown is
located on Sweepstakes.
The members of the Miners Home
Club met for the last social of the
season lost night and spent s merry
evening at the Clubs favorite diver
sion. progressive whist. The following
are the prize winners: Ladies, Mrs.
Bourette, first: Mrs. Perry, second:
Airs. Hewott, third. Gentlemen. Air.
Belden, first; Air. Wolf, second: Mr. i
W. T.ondway. third.
Owing to delay in repairing the break
in the telegraph cable, telegrams con
tinue to be delayed. Messages are
being routed by sn exceedingly round
about course and requires much re
laying. Luckily the Nugget by not
, rushing its issue has been enabled to
I receive the news of the escape of the
German fleet ‘n the day of its occur
nnee.
M’CARTHY.—Mrs. A. E. Todd, the
wife of ono of the icadiug merchants
here, met with a painful accident re
cently, resulting in the breaking of her
arm in two places. Mrs. Todd, with
others, was out 'hunting when she
slipped and fell, striking heavily on
her arm. She was brought hero and
is now under the care of Dr. Bunch, of
Kennecott. who reduced the fracture.
Following the conclusion of the bur
den race from Nome, Council has de
voted two days to gay festivity and
good fellowship. A big ball and sup
per was tendered the racers following
their arrival at the inland city and
, was followed by a second Inst night.
1 The Ladies race held under the aus
1 pices of the Camoogan Club brought
i out a large list of entries and also a
, crowd which included every body in
Council. Out of ten starters Mrs.
Lowdeu won first honors, with Airs.
Welsh and Miss Addie Young, second
and third respectively The music
furnished by Air. Bergren was also one
of the features and was much appre
ciated by the Councilites.
The Nome racers left on the return
trip this morning Alessrs Sheidon
Kittlesou and Rose returning by way
of Timber, while Messrs Burgh and
AfcGuire decided to go to Chenik be
fare returning to Nome. Mr. and Mrs.,
Miller accompanied I hem on their
round about Journey.
The much talked of Tango, will be
danced by si* famous dancer’s May 1st
Eagle Hall.
CARRANZA IS
AFTER ZAPATA
\ ERA t'RI'Z. April an. t’uiranzA |
has issued a statement claiming a |
decisive vlctorv over the Villa forces j
claiming that hi.; troops have cap
tured hundreds of prisoners and fittv j
cannons and drove the \ ilia forces.
Pack into the hills In Chihuahua and
Rnnorn. It is stated that he will now
turn his attention to Zapata who oc
cupies strong positions around Mexico
City Thousands of recruits have
Joined the Carranza armies recently
prnhahtv because ..f his successful d»
f. .a ef Villa
The Old German Legend, full of
thrilling interest from start to finish.
"Old Maniselles Secret” Eagle Hall.
Sunday night.
Strictly fresh eggs $1.25 per do/en
at Prosser’s Harness Shop. Prone
Black 5.
GUN CLUB MEETING
All members of the Gun Club and
prospective members are invited to at
tend the meeting in Dr. W. D’Arcy
Chace’s office Saturday evening at 8:30.
Annual election of officers will take
place. By Order President
Dr. W. D’ARCY CHACE.
NOTICE TO MOOSE
The regular meeting of the Loyal
Order of Moose will be held at 8
o’clock Thursday evenings from now
on instead of Sunday afternoon.
By order of
Dictator Alfred J. Lomen
Secretary Chas. J. THompso i.
BARNES ATTORNEYS WILL
EXPOSE REPUBLICAN DEALS
NEW YORK. April 30.—Reports
from the repiesontntives of New York
pipers Indicate that mum of the lead
ing Republican politicians of the state
may be called to testify at the Syra
cuse trial. The Harries attorneys as
sert that they will take full advantage
of the p-ecedont set by Roosevelt dur
ing his direct examination and will ,x
1 pose to the public the inner workings
of the party during the past fifteen
rears.
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KOBUK
NEWS
ITEMS
Shungnak. April 3, HH5.
The Northern mail arrived from Har
row on lhe 27th of March and left on;
the 1st of April. There was nothing j
new along the line, all were well. Furs !
are not plentiful this year and being]
low in price has caused a hardship
amongst the natives, some were realy j
in need about Ft. Hope and other
places at times this winter. The
weather was had and seal and game
scarce.
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Among the visitors at Kiariu this
winter were Mr. Joe Edge of Peering, j
Mr. Fred Tippleman of Keewalik, Mr.
Rod Dimmiek and Mr. Louis Rich of
Candle, Mr. and Mrs. Dairkcrt of Kee
walik, Arch-Deacon Hoar of Ft. Hope.
Rev. Xrr. White, Doe Nicholas and Leo
Wheeler of Kotzebue, Mr. Jud Phidis
ter of the Kougnrok.
Mr. Paul Xavier returned from a
trip to Nome and has gone to Candle
till spring when he expects to return
and open up No. fi above which he
[bought last summer and had pros
jpected this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Dankert spent the
winter at Long Beach where Mr.
Dankert was prospecting on his pro
perty on Dahl creek.
Mr. Jud Chidester is on his way over
to the Lucky Six strike on the Noatak.
Mr. Tom Shea made a trip to the
Koyukuk and sold a lot of reindeer
meat to the minors and prospectors
of that section for 40c per pound. He
is going back to stay for the summer.
He reports a strike on Eye creek, a
tributary of Wild river, where .Tack
Sullivan formerly of Dawson, Nome
Pa irluinks iiuil Squirrel river j>■ inn• 1
nit $1,100 in his drain ditch.
Mr. Wilson and .lack Kiltie have
none up to the Nofltuk prospecting for
the summer.
iT. S. Deputy Marshal O’Reiley and ,
ivtfe paid a visit to Selawik.
Mrs. Cox has closed her school class |
it i ixsik for the winter. The native
children are leaving for their homes
along tlie river.
Rev Mr. Cox paid a short visit to
Kotzebue.
A post office has been reestablished
at Shungnak.
Mr. Replogel. government school
teacher at Keveleena spent a week in
Kotzebue.
Mr. Shields, superintendent of the
I’.itrean of Education for this section,
has spent sonic time visiting the var
ious schools and reindeer herds at
Keveleena. Selawik. Buckland. Kotze
bue and other places along the const ;
Mr. Paul Davidovitz of Kotzebue is j
spending a month at th. Selawik Hot
Springs.
Mr. Richard Hall of the Midnight
Sun Co made a trip to Pt Hope look
ing after their stores and trading posts
along the const.
MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY.
Citizens, neighbors, you and I.
What will we do if the town goes dry ?
We raiiy get along without our drink.
Hut who will it hurt most do you
think? THE MERCH \XTS
What will we do if the town goes
dark ?
Not enough money for the electric
spark.
Not enough money for the water plugs, j
The town at the m^ri v of tire anil j
thugs.
RAISE A SPINSCRIPTION
Who will pay for the needed police?
Wlio will furnish the needed grease
To oil the wheels of the city machine.
To keep the town healthy and the
streets clean?
RAISE THE TAXES
What will we do? Will we issue bonds?
To pay our mayor and drain our
ponds?
What shall we do in case of fire.
With our firemen fired and r.o m mev
to hire? ASK THE DRVS
When insurance goe ■ up and property I
down.
With never a Job f >r a man In town,
When the market is gone for the farm
er’s rye.
His grapes and barley when the town
goes dry? MOVE OPT.
I’ll tell you my friend. ’I is a serious
tiling
Some of these fanatics to tie town
would bring.
Tile only tiling left when they atop
the cup
is lo unbutton our suspenders and go
straight up!
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THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
THE VAMPIRE
In Three Parts
Vocal Solo
THE GIRL OF MY DREAMS
I tv ARTHUR IIROOKRR
PATHE WEEKLY
MISS LOTTIE JOHNSON
IN RAGTIME DANCES
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OLLIE BOURETTE, Pianist.
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EAGLE HALL
FRIDAY NIGHT
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THE MAIL CLERK’S
TEMPTATION
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THE STAGE LETTER
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A HAZARD FOR A HEART
These are all new picturss. J
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