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TWO KILLED IN
WILD AUTO PLUNGE
A. P. A. Service
DUBUQUE, la., March 21.—
Three person were killed and
one dangerously injured in an au
tomobile accident near this city
today. The dead are T- J. Fitz
patrick, a prominent young at
torney of this city, Mrs. Fitzpa
trick, his young bride, and Mrs.
Margaret Morrison, the mothej
of the young woman. The per
son injured was Mrs. David Sack,
daughter of President Gorman of
the Rock Island railroad. Mrs.
Sack, the sole survivor of the par-^
ELECTRIC STORM
STRIKES PORTLAND
A. P. A. Service.
PORTLAND, March 21.—The
city was visited by a terrific elec
tric storm yesterday and for a
time the air was full of flashing
lights which were followed later
by a heavy downpour of rain. The
electric phenomenon caused a
general rush for cover owing to
the fear of being struck by the
flashes and the streets were de
serted during the period of the
storm- One person, William
Marks, was killer! by being struck
by some object projected by the
gale which prevailed at the time.
I ty, states that the accident was
apparentv caused by the car skid
ding, possibly from some failure
I of the steering gear, causing the
ar to take a wild plunge over a
.ofty embankment. The entire
[party were carried to the botton.
! if the declivity with the result
; hat Fitzpatrick and his bride
were caught under the heavy
'iody and crushed- The mother
of the young woman was also
also killed in the same manner.
The young couple had been wed
led less than two months._
AALACE HOTEL
HOUSEKEEPER SUICIDES
A P. A. Service.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 21 i
Miss Lottie Stewart, house
keeper of the famous Palace hotel
was found dead in her room this
norning, having suicided by
mean of poison. Despondency is
given as the reason for her rash
act.
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EAGLES ATTENTION.
A social session will be held
after the regular meeting of Nome
Aerie No- 75, on Tuesday. March
21. All Eagles invited to attend
COMMITTEE
The HILL PHARMACY Sells the Famoas
VERiVIlLAX
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A Worm Remedy that positively remove*
every Worm—round,—tape.—every kind—
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A Dwtemper Remedy that is doing wonder.
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A better Mange Remedy than you've pro
bably ever used before. Tty it and we I
A mighty good Liniment lot rubbing down
tunning dog* and keefung (eet in good condi
tion
Many other Vermilax Remedies ami re
quisites—see them all at the
HILL PHARMACY
EGGS!
We are overstocked on Egga, and have decided to cloae
them out at $12.50 per case. This is for our first class
class stock. Every egg candled before leaving the market,
| and absolutely guaranteed.
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NEWS NOTES
The Teller mail arrived yester
day in charge of Carrier Fired
Larsen.
The Dream presents a big two
part photoplay tonight entitled,
The Finger Prints;” a product
of the Selig studios and an in
tensely interesting subject, one 01
he striking picture sucesses of
the year, kehnement and dignit)
characterize every scene in the
production. Another brilliant
picture titled “The Message ol
Flowers” and a laugh provoking
comedy in which a baby causes
all the trouble ends the program.
Tomorrow night The Perils of
Pauline, greater than ever, a sen
sational episode. New and clas
sified shows all week
From statements made by those
n a positon to know it is learned
nat the city will be under the
1 le'cessity of spending considera
te money during the coming
summer in placing the water sup
ply system at the electric power
station in condition. The caisson
jit which rests the oft disordered
uction pipe which conveys the
.\ater from Bering sea, is said to
nave been thrown out of position
y the action of the ice and Sea
and is in a really useless condi
,ion while the suction pipe itself
.s in such a state that extensive
repairs will have to be made,-with;
.he possible alternative of having
.o be replaced entire- The pumps!
are also said to be showing wear
and will require extensive replace
ment of certain parts. Altogether
everal thousand dollars will pro
bably have to be expended in
placing the plant in first class
condition.
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The chamber of commerce
strongly urges upon the citizens
of Nome the need for general as
,istance in the matter of securing
n increase of the funds appor
tioned to his division for road
.vork and requests every one to]
.vrite a letter to the Alaska roadi
commission headquarters at Val-i
lez telling of the need for more!
oads and asking for an increase
■>f funds for this division. Letters!
hould be forwarded before the
dose of the winter mail service
n order that they may reach Val
dez before the commission makes
the allotments for work for the
present year. When the funds
ire once apportioned it is diffi
cult to secure a change but, by
making the request before hand
here is a very reasonable pros
pect that an enlarged sum will be
granted. We need roads more
than anything else in the way of
mprovements and there is little
doubt that they can be secured
if every one helps in the task of
getting them. The chamber urg
ently request everyone to write
to the commission before the last
nail closes.
Bruner won from Kiesele by a
score of 180 to 180 in their match
■t the Board of Trade last night.
The game went 101 innings.
Kiesele was not in exactly the
best of shape, owing to lack of
oractice and so did not come up
to his rating of 255 in the handi
caps. The match was interesting
throughout and some classy plays
were made by both. McGuire,
WEATHER RECORD
Ttto following taBio snows ths sv
>r»» temperature for eaoh day for the
the following years:
HIS. l»l«
March 1 . 26 —14
March 2 .18 —18
March 3.08 -—4
March 4.4 —14
March 5.o —13
March 6. 4 —19
March 7. 8 -r—19
March 8.-—9 —17
March 9.• 4 —17
March 10.14 —17
March n .10 —25
March 12. 9 —14
March 13.13 —19
March 14.13 —14
March 15. 5 —14
March 16. 5 —-8
March 17.—8 6
March 18. o o
March 19. 9 —2
March 20.10 to
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playing iio, won from Moore,
i ^5, in a closely contested match,
i he score was no to 112.
Smith, 350, will meet Adams,
playing 400, tonight and there
may also be an additional match.
l he star games of the series are
planned to come off this week
when Grigjby meets Kiesele and
Adams- Tile match with Kiesele
will be played Wednesday even
ng and the Grigsby-Adams game
M Friday.* The latter match will
jring the two scatch men of the
v class together and will un
doubtedly be a most attractive
natch.
Registration continues to show
1 tendency to increase in spite
A the failure of the ladies to come
n in the numbers expected. The
city clerk says that the fair sex
re not showing up as they
hould and urges all who have
lot registered to not overlook the
act that they will not be able to
vote without difficulty in case
they 'do not register. Up to
oon today 572 names were en
ered on the rolls. This probably
epresents about half of the total
lumber of eligible voters in the
.own.
The warm weather of the past
.wo or three days is reported to
,e softening up the trails and is
also causing a considerable de
crease in the big drifts piled up
in the outlying sections of the
city. To all appearances the break
.ip is close at hand but the weath
er wise predict that there maj
;e something doing in the weath
er line yet, “Look out for the next
change of the moon,” is the way
one of the sharps puts it. Con
sultation of that gifted weather
jracle, the native, reveals no hint
of what may be expected. “May
be, bime by snow some more
maybe no” is his somewhat un
certain formula.
On account of leap year adding
one day to the month of Febru
ary, it is pointed out that the last
day ,for the filing of proofs of
abor will fall on the 30th of the
[present month as the law requires
I such proofs to be filed within a
[period of ninety days after the
first of the year. Section 7 of the
I mining law states that affidavits
of the performance of assessment
, work shall be filed, “not later
! than ninety (90) days after the
close of the calnedar year in
which such work was done.”
This would indicate that in the
present year affidavits must be
on file not later than midnight of
the 30th of March
Big banner sensational show,
Eagle hall, Thursday* Friday
nights.
CALL FOR BIDS.
•f
Bids will be received up to 6
p. m- April 8th for the construc
tion of a two story frame store
building; for plans and any fur
ther information inquire at store,
forenoons only.
G. P. GOGGIN.
GERMAN AEROS
AGAIN VISIT
_BRITAIN
A. P. A. Service.
LONDON, March 20.—Twen
ty persons were killed and nine
injured in a German aeroplane
raid on the east coast of Kent
Sunday night- In addition the
.aiders of which there were four,
destroyed a number of buildings
and damaged considerable prop
erty before being compelled to
.light. It was announced official
ly tonight that the British arm
ored planes brought down one of
ihe over seas raiders, the German
observer being killed and the
aviator captured. The war office
also announced that during the
early hours of Monday morning
a combined force of fifty British,
urench and Belgian aeroplanes
and seaplanes accompanied by
ufteen of the new armored fighl
.ng machines attacked the Ger
man seaplane station at Zee
brugge and the aerodome at
rloultade, near Zeebrugge. Ac
cording to the reports received
from the headquarters of the avia
tion corps, considerable damage
was done. The machines carried
on an average of two hundred
bombs. Ail returned safely.
t A Few Specials +
4 ON OUR BARGAIN COUNTER THIS WEEK. ?
4* QUAIL BRAND BERRIES, GAL. CANS,65c PER CAN. '
+ QUAIL BRAND PEACHES. GAL. CANS. 45c PER CAN. J
4* QUAIL BRAND APRICOTS, GAL. CANS, «6c PER CAN T
4» QUAIL 3CUNB RHUBARB. GAL. 40o PER CAN 4
4 SEA PORT PEACHES. 84.00 PGR CASE. 4
x FORCE, 8 package* for $1.00. 4
J SHREDED WHEAT BISCUITS, 8 package? for fl.OO
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TAGGART APPOINTED TO !
SUCCEED SHIVELY
V P. A. Service.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 20.
—Tom Taggart, one of the de
endants in the recent bribery and
flection fraud cases which created
1 nation wide sensation, but who
was acquitted of the charge of
complicity owtng to his powerful
political influence, was today ap
pointed to fill the senatorial va
ancy caused by the death of
Senator Shively. AlthougTi it has
een rumored for several days
hat Taggart would receive the
ppointment, it was not believ
'd that the governor would make
ppointment owing to the gen
! ;ral disinclination of the public
oward the appointment of a man
f such notorious character. The
| mnouncement that Taggart will
1 ,0 to Washington has caused an
outburst of public indignation
nd the press is openly charging
hat the governor is controlled
by the political ring of which
Taggart is the boss
AYS AMERICAN
PURSUIT RELENTLESS
P. A. Service.
SAN DIEGO, March 20.—
Untie Sam is in deadly earnest
| -nd Villa will regret the day his
bandits crossed the border leav
ing death and destruction at C0-1
1 abus,” declared Secretary Lane,
who is here as the personal rep-j
esentative of President Wilson, j
, t the dedication of the Panama
, 'alifornia international exposi
! ion. “The United States wants
Villa dead or alive,” the secretary
continued, “and the pursuit of the
Vmerican troops will be relent
ess. We do not know how long
t will require, nor how serious
! ‘.he task may be but we may be
j issured that the days of Villa
< ire numbered. The secretary
will remain here several days
j before returning to Washington.
3ERMANY says
NOT GUILTY
. BERLIN, March 19.—The ad
' niralty announced today that the
German submarines had no hand
n the sinking of the Dutch liner
Tubantia. The report asserts
i hat the commanders of all the
flermans boats disclaim making
in attack thus indicating that
he sinking was due to the vessel
j triking a mine, which are fre
luent in the waters in which
he vessel was sunk.
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CANDIDATE FOR
CITY CLERK AND MUNICI
PAL MAGISTRATE.
W. M. Eddy
Election Tuesday, April 4, 1916.
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FOR THE OFFICE OF
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CITY CLERK.
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»
Election Tuesday, April 4, 19x6.
CANDIDATE FOR
CITY ATTORNEY.
J. F. Hobbes
Election, Tuesday, April 4, 19x6.
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