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DENOUNCES KAISER AS
SCOURGE OF EUROPE
HOST* iX, Fell. 8. President Elliot
nf Harvard in an aide article just from
the press, attempts to justlf) the en
trance into the war of every European
nation fur the purpose of suppressing
the overweening ambition of the Kaiser
whom he says is evidently mad for
world conquest The German ruler is
denounced as the scour.lire of Europe
ini Prof Kilim states in emphatic
terms, Uni the nations of Kurope must
omlilne t tie threatening banner in the
Minn- manner as the Kuropean states
ii'inliined apainst the Huns in incline*
vail times.
Strictly fresh egys and poultry at
Prossers Harness Shop. Phone Slick a
HOME COOKING
The Cotter House and Restaurant of
Mrs. N.ebiimj is the only (Si.ice to get
home cooking. Lunches and short
orders will receive the best of atten
tion. Oinner served from five o'clock
on. and it can’t he beat. Next door to
the Surprise store. tf
SPRING DRESS GOODS
In plaids, reman stripes, brscaded
with plain colors. Silks and sergaa to
match. All new geods. latest style.
Now It the time to get a good selec
tion.
MRS. J. WANGER S
2nd Aye. opp. Court House.
NEWS NOTES
Mail the Nugget to your friend* and
help advertiee Nome.
Mis. ffm. Stipek is confined to het
bed With u severe cold.
Quite a number of prospective en
trants in the big Moose handicap madt
« trip down the coast yesterday for the
purpose of looking over the trail
Frank Seigelmeyer, the Solomon
store keeper and freighter, will leave
today in company with Chester Milli
gan for Solomon.
The Thompson brothers returned to
their Hobson cteek operations on Sat
urday.
Tlte Tigers and Malamutes will prac
tice together tonight at x o'clock. A. R
hall.
The directors of the baseball league
and the. various captains will meet it
Butler-Mauro drug store tonight at
seven-thirty
Otto Zoerklei formerly an employee
of the t'lerk's office, and well known
in Nome is said to he back at his home
in "t ild Missouri"
Marry Riley, the efficient manager of
the telephone company is limping
badly from a severe strain in the ten
doris of one of his limbs.
The committee having the Moose
handicap in charge will meet this
afternoon to appoint the ha ndienf
committee who will tiix the "weights"
for the big race.
The outside mail consisting of 12'
pounds of first and 332 pounds of sec
ond class arrived shortly before noor
today Air. Gunderson reports heavy
trails along the adjacent coast.
Marshal .Jordan and Deputy Humliot
left St. Michael Sunday morning f«.1
! Nome, bringing several prisoners wltt
will face the District Court on varioui
charges. Barring adverse weather they
should be at TTnalakleet this morning
Tlie Hon. Thus. Gaffney, who ha
been to St. Michael in the course of hit
duties as government agent for tht
suppression of the native liquor tra
ffic is reported to be on his return trip
to Nome.
Capt. Ross states that owing to the
rapidly accumulating snow along the
cast side of Barracks Square the side
walk which he has kept open, much to
the comfort of pedestrians, will have
to be tilled in as the deep cut is rapidly
becoming a menace to teams
Mr. C. W. Thornton, grand secretary
and treasurer of the Pioneers of Al
aska, is in receipt of a telegram frorr
Iditarod announcing the orgatiizatior
of a branch Igloo yvith n membershir
of 156. The new organization has beer
designated ns Igloo No. 1.
A telegram from San Francisco tc
tile local Odd Fellows today announced
the death by accident asphyxiation oi
Bob Redmond, a well known Nnmeitc
wlm left last fall for a visit to tlie out
side, But little details were given, the
telegram only indicating that Redmond
was found dead in liis room from the
stated cause and was evidently an ac
cident.
The Faithless Friend, a Western
drama, in tyvo parts, will lie the lead
ing feature of the Dream program for
Tuesday and Wednesday, together with
' two comedies of Utiusual mirth pro
ducing power, Three Suitors and a Dog
and The Matrimonial Adventures of
the Bar X Hands, both of which feature
Miss Ruth Rowland. In addition there
will also be shown an educational film
of unusual Interest entitled. Old Nur
emberg. Germany.
The following have duly entered their
teams for the big Moose handicap on
the 15th; these, however, are only those
who have formally signed and there
will lie at least twenty entries in all
Wtio will face Hie flag:
Geo. R. Lumen, 11 dogs, burden Mrs.
Lumen.
S H Burgh, 14 dogs, burden Ina
Lyle.
Chester Milligan. It dogs, burden
Miss Fornay.
At Nicholson, 12 dogs, burden Mrs.
Nicholson.
G. Kassen, 11 dogs, hurden Miss Lewis.
L. Seppala. If. dogs, burden Mrs Sep
pn In.
The Nagle ball Saturday night fully
sustained the proverbial Nagle repu
tation for hospitality and good fellow
ship and it is safe to sny that no
similar event during the season was
more thoroughly enjoyed by the large
attendance and was of decided interest
from the first to the last number, the
recitation of Mrs Caldwell, tlfe vocal;
solos by Mr. Leonard Best being es
pecial)' good while Miss Ktondy Nel
son fully sustained her reputation ns |
a virtuoso of the utmost promise The
balance of the numbers were also very
interesting The program concluded,
the floor was given over to the dancers i
and the excellently arranged program
was thoroughly enloved untit the small
hours of morning. An excellent punch 1
was scried and the music was all that
could fie desired The prevalent atr of
sociability and good cheer will un
doubtedly cause the 15th Annual Ball
to be one tong remembered.
SHRINERS BALL
A. B. HALL
FRIDAY. FEB.12. 1915.
NOTICE TO MOOSE
All entries must be in on or before
3 o'clock, p. m., Wednesday, Feb. 10, to
Henry Burgh. Number of dogs and
weight of burden. Committee.
FLOUR IS CHEAP.
Bread only 5c. North Pole Bakery
end Anvil Bakery.
BASE BALL DOPE
i
BY ETAOIN.
Much has been said recently about •
an all-star team and 1 have picked out i
first and second teams, with my
reasons therefore, which will probably
not coincide will all, but in my esti
mation team No. 1 is the best that
could he picked out of the players this !
season. The teams follow:
Team No. 1 Team No. 2
Lewis p Rursik
Thompson .c A1 Lomei*
Jackson lb Jones
Walsh 2h McGuire
Lomen. R 3b Wilson
Miller, O. rs Weaver
Sheldon Is Rose
Allan, H. rf Saxton
Baird If TTcckel
in picking an all-star team I have
selected a team for hitting and fielding.
Lewis for pitcher, in my estimation,
should be given preference as he lias
allowed less hits and struck nut more
men than any other pitcher and be
sides he has been hitting the ball on
the nose all season. Thompson is,
without doubt, the best catcher in the
league, besides being good with the
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(tick. Jackson for first is a good fielder
and a heavy hitter, although Jones Is
i very close second. For second Walsh
la the class of the league, and although
a little weak with the stick, his field
ing alone entitles him to the place.
Ralph Lomen has been playing the
most eonslstant game at third and hits
well. For shorts Clyde Miller and Joe
Sheldon have no superiors in Nome,
both being good hitters and fast on
bases. Tim outfield has developed no
stars this season, either in their posl
lions or at the bat. so I will go outside
of regular positions and choose II
Allan and Baird for the batting ability
Allan has few superiors iri tile game .is
a base runner.
For a second team Bursik is easily
the choice as pitcher and A1 Lomen.
although being hurt In the early pari
•>f the season, has done wonderfully
well behind the hat and really deserves
a position on the first team for his hit
ling, but his physical condition is
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against him. lie Is a good batter and
lightening on the paths. Jones is un
doubtedly the next best man for first,
a good fielder and batter, but oh ac
■ omit of his size is rather slow on
liases. McOuire Is selected for second
on past, performances, being the equal
■ f any man in Nome playing that po
sition and a fair Idtter, a good man on
, ny team and can play any position If
oalled upon to do so. For third Wilson
is easily second choice, a fair hitter
nil probably the fastest mati on bases
nf tin- entire league. For shorts Ruse
and Weaver seem to show better than
i i rest, especially at the bat. In the
field Saxton should have a place on
(•count of his hilling nnd Heokel has
shown up strung at the hat and is fast
on ttie bases.
Team No. 1 has a combined batting
average of 504 nnd the second team
has an average nf 43n All are hitters
that would have a tendency to worry
most any pitcher
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I WANTED—ORDERS OF FREIGHT.
The Maine Northwestern Development Co., owners of the ties,
rails and rolling stock formerly owned by the Seward Peninsular Rail
way Co., would he pleased to receive proposals from prospective ship
pers of freight for the season of 1915 for points from Nome to Iron creek.
These proposals ire desired In order that the Company may deter
mine whether the Volume and price warrant placing the Company's
property m position to proper I v transport freight and passengers be
tween the points named
Shippers nre requested to state whether they will enter into a binding
c ontract to ship the freight offered and are also urged to tender a price
that may encourage the Com pant to make the necessary espedttures
for betterments
Ail communications should be addressed to the Maine Northwestern
Development Co., 059 Colman Building. Seattle, and mailed to teach
Seattle not later than April 1. 1915.
FOR SENATOR
i
ANDY ANDERSON
SPECIAL ELECTION SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1915.
IFOR SENATOR I
GEORGE JAMES
SPECIAL ELECTION SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1915.
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: one pair of hose FREE. £
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