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Eat-eret as second -r.a** at ter F el
it .H" a: .ne |cr.,An s' Nome
A.o,ui »acer the Art f C. ogress U
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Copy lor r=*«tAr ACvemsemeatB
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NOME A^ASRA. OCT 14, ISIfc
Trie • • cent r-;.on :aa: tat T ur**
-ta lets ,_*oc ai ei oe uouo.iesfc s at
no. ji ffciei it refer to their state of
mind.
.-Mr.attr Penrose some time agt lei
under tnt Bpe_. o» the P.everenc B-iry
itunc.. y an. j:: r- ..g.oa Evidently ne
aas no: ye: nacs-e-iacen lor he rt
entiy Bait . m a ptam tumble wors
■r it m vineyard. “
Tt- propitious weaker o' me pap
-tree or Jour cay* :i tuneimry to be
rAiitfr.1 for t ii enabled the Victor -
it anc Ln.ft- .ii. to ge- their oar*oes
ashore. A ion* rut of storm* such
-b oneenat y ■ i.-in cave tastr piace
nt.gr.- nave oelayec these trap* sc- iotg
• - s totter tr.j. come not nave t»eesr
mad* -til Hrifcot TtftiB would have
et i.imosr a calamity to Nome lor
-i.cn ship ha* a capau-ti car*:
the re' art tr.p at: _n trjerfc- car*ot*
are maty ' ri.gt very necessary to
the camion anc weiiare ol tnose wt:
are to spent the winter here. Sc men
»e cat truly Bay -hat, 11 the weather
r as t-een baa b. far tin* fail we i re
thankful "hs.: rt it not worse
A MAT'S * NEASPAPEP POP'
W< n-eenip printed ax. editorial
• g * • ;■ out rtmMWt new e
; pen function Referring to tat Se
'e K-l s tijiuf to .mpotu. Mr
prrtj or lb* republican part} a*
5 o rjttiOi.’*- for the »enaiorship from
'. uet.jig on u*- .x.moated that it it not
•n* piae*- o! newspaper to try to
•input.* . v .. upon its reaoers at ait,
t-st rather to express "he peoples' siS,
their r a O'. ■ * .r nee-os. their aspd-a
• ons. an', their tendencies. A news
paper snon<'. rehect the ideas of the
'omm-an.tr I- can do this cn.eSy
*'}' printing the newt of the comm on -
itj- ant by commenting on the local
1 r-.ppemnga in suet a way aa to draw
forth a full consideration of those
fac.s that ought to tie considered fully.
It snooia go with the popular tread
atner than try to lead or airect.
The maiter of advertising was not
alluded to because It was supposed
that it called for no elucidation. It
was thong.- i that everybody knew cat
a newspaper wjs advertising *jr» ye to
sell and th*.; an .cuependent paper
wul seii =.ove»'.'S-ng to business i' is,
or to two opposing parties to a . _n -
- roversy at tt e same time and at the
same rate.
ihir.cg a political campaign repub
licans and aemocrats, and prohibition
ists and socialist, can all buy adver
t a.eg space in a paper. They ran buy
► t a ce to boost their principles or their
- ondidates. Hav.ng bought the space
ih- j can do with it as they chose,
uave whatever copy printed they de
ar, e. Eut m an independent newspa
pei they cannot buy the editorial ad
•» fac> of their men or measures
The same applies to business in all
un- s. The local rivalry in groceries
n- other supplies is very' strong,
-'ome grocers advertise one brand of
canned stuff other's another brand,
it Is none of the papers' affair wheth
er the advertising grocers fill their
space with eulogies of the Mount
Rainier or the Mount Hood brand.
So it is with apples which are just
now being advertised actively. The
space which is bought by different
i
grocery firm* m*r be usefl a* they see
St to rz' at the color quality sta* oi
• eqnt qualities of tty applet, Iron
dsjr part of the vortd- Tb* nes-sp; -
per is mere-t) excre itcng ;ts prop*-*
funnra* xrbet. rt sells space at eyua
rate* to thesy rrrai grocer* *c that
they may cab tbe attention of tbe
apple eating puthc to the peculiar
■xcellHxe of then ort stocts
It xrouid be absurd and t»© Ihmo
!Ui srotiic tf .zX of uar.mg it. for «D*
grocer u-ut nn* --crag:,- cvertiaiug
space t© ptTTif.a: that the paper should
refuse tc sed. space tc other grocer*.
•Advertising space can be t<mght in
try pape- for aU uses tint are not
onscene fmcuiest or plainly agamy:
tb* genera- seife It can aisc be
fought by opposing political or other
If rtions curinr to* present campaign
r ud ft seems rather sup* rftuou* tc* caE
attention tc the lart
FiHSS rOUSE Tt-AT M A©
f;.RA*S'-E: AC..OOC VEAS.S A&O
PKTI.A T>KI iPHU—ru*h* imply -
meets and housebote -»©i* estimated
tc b* ♦ year* o,. 1 --ming par*
erf a cohertion ©-true; : ; Mergmptah
son and successor-to Humeses the
Great, 1SW- years before Curat, have
bee* usewthed rts thr pt-hiilrrit
monarch’* palace ti Memphis ancient
capital of Egypt Ad'icn of
«»e»t important ttwvMiM lurre jus*
reached tb» VMiieisiTy y odeum her*
from Dr Clarence S Fisher, leader
of the Ecfc'iey B Cox* Jr. expedition
u Egypt it era* learned today
in a flu. report Dr. Fisher describes
wandering tnroagr. tbe spacious aaiis
off tb*- pres: palace that for centorie*
j. .1* **tr ktesr.ptus. raid
ornaments scarabs vessels off vzr*oiii
•unis and vaae* a ere found issue.
just as they must have beer wber tbe
lords off those days evacuated. Harry
Of tbe retire found says Dr. Fisher
dfc-« back to the stone ape Traces
of a fire that must have ravished tbe
palace are found or every side accord
.x.p to tbe archaeoiopiEts
rnukt river harbor improreiBeal and
be necess.ty for same—pictures show,
tnp wreck* of schooner* and barpet ai
mouth off m-er—FhetortaJ ed‘-,or off
>c"pe- published in October.
A ‘ter y alsor r tea **e T usaaa *
■r o*r r j -o* the far ing camp or P. -
f ~ ” -*• «h teaus r*Wj T^ascay
arc r-,aay fo» the camp, informal,on
o»r be netuneo pi Ot-eete '* o*Rct
POLITICAL CARDS
FQP P£PEP;EN-»'!VE
Andv Anderson
Republics' Cent* 3»7e.
ELECTION TUESDAY NOV 7 l$H
FOR p£RpESENTATivE
A. A. ALLAN
-SCOTTY -
ELECTION TUESDAY NOv 7. 1SH
Chas. D. Jones
NOEpENDEN— CANDIDATE
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Ei.EC' ON '.EsCay, NOv 7 M
POP REPRESENTATIVE
JAMES DALY
ELECTION TUESDAY. NOV. 7. 19
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Nate H. Coombs
FOR RE-ELECTION
■ ELECTION TUESDAY. NO v T. 19"
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Phil. Corrigan
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOV. 7. 1516
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OP POAD COMMISSIONER
W. J. ROWE
election Tuesday nov 7. ipie.
por territorial
POAD COMMISSIONER
Barney Qibney
LECTION Tuesday NOV. 7 'P1S
OR SENATOR
TOM McGANN
E_EC~tON Tuesday NO. 7 ISIS.
OP SENATOR
MARTIN MORAN
LECTION TUESDAY NOV. 7. 1916.
FOR SENATOR
John Sundback
, ELECTION, TUESDAY, NOV. 7. 1916
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
FROM ALASKA
Chas. E. Sulzer
i '
ELECTION NOVEMBER 7, 1916.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL TER
RITORY OF ALASKA.
George B. Grigsby
ELECTION NOVEMBER 7, 1916.
Republican* msu-d tmenae' that
tha number stf tc 9c ts the
r»«»t T(~-to*- a Cc-uent or * baaed
upon -n« n-te car? for Arro-nyy Ge
enai.
Dc you w|r? F *ty or Tee”—Adv.
BETCIUBE FOB THE X"F.r'
BEFORE LEAVING FOR
THE GREAT OU‘. SIDE
To insure a pleasant v.yagt c&sne
it tod bare your cio'.bfrt tieemed pre*-s
ti and repamat
Wt m-Et.fr them took like aev
We make alteration*
We do clear mg press-ug &r.a re
pairing lor Ladies tad Gentiemer
Wt make and repair fare.
First class trurfcmamsbip iloderc
, methods and prompt service. Once a
1 customer aiweys a customer.
Give us tout vorfc Satisfaction
guaranteed
NOME TAILORING CO
Nrx' devr te Segvrsionv fc Hagf-u,
Jewelers.
Professional Cards
Dr. A. F. Heimlich
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office anc Residence
OVER HILL'S PHARMACY
Office hour* 2-5 and 7-8 p m.
Phone Main ~
\ RESTAURANT !
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■ Opposite Hotel Sheldon
■ No» Open for the Season |
‘ Home Cooking a specials :
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7 one. Scotty Allan always, had J
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{ HILL’S PHARMACY [
t We deliver the goods £
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I Water I
.. Lsual Summer Rates
!! 12 buckets for Si-oo ' ‘
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.. <<■'' cents per barrel
I! For prompt service ;;
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MEETING NOTICE.
THE NOME BARTENDER’S UNION
Lacal f«». B. L L of A. (.Affiliated
with tho A. K. of L) meets every first
Sunday in each month at 11 a m.
Ai. N1CHOIJSOX, Prea
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j W. J. ROWE (
J TRANSFER AND FREIGHTING |
♦ * - 1 " '"=—|
♦ Dealer in all kinds of Lumber J
l hay and Grain !
♦ Horses For Sale J
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1 will be pleased to supply your home i
4 with family liquors. Just call Main
4 34. we w ill’ do the rest \
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Established June IWK.I
Wisu BjjjyH dim
Sale Deposit (ompdny
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $125,000
PAID UP CAPITAL 50.000
A G*n*r*i Banking B.-ainaaa Tran
sact *4.
! MOONUGHT WATERl
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Usual Summer Rates. i
1
\2 buckets for Si.oo. •
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to cents per barrel. I
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W ATER DELIVERY j
Rhone Red 126 !
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1 C1RUT0N & COMPANY
; General Hardware & ;
| MINING SUPPLIES ;
Miners k Merchants
Bank of Alaska
NO*1fc. ALASKA
Capital * - $100,000
(sold Dust Purchased
and Assayed
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