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MADAME X DREAM TONIGHT.
Tonght the "sensational sensation"
of the year, "Madame X, six parts,
wil lbe the bil at the Dream. Briefly
—it packed houses everywiare—has a
strong moral and once more shows
"The Woman Pays." This feature
"Madame X" will be repeated Sunday
matinee at 2:30. Sunday night Svd
Chaplin (Charles brother) makes his
first appearance in >-.i.„l.'s Day of
Best” a two part laugh-maker. The
drawa will be a \ iiagruph special.
Helen Gardner, in 'i ne jl>i a h o
Araby.' As usual Sunday a Path.
News will also be on the program. It
is a great show and special attention
is culled to the Harum scenes in
"Breath of Araby" as it shows the
Kennel Clubs cabaret. Harum, was
produced by an artist. Sunday nigh;
first show strts 6:30 sharp.
NO! |.,E.
All having accounts against the
Cabaret will render same at once to
A Cole, Miners and Merchants Bank.
MEETING NOTICE.
The Democratic Party will hold a
rally at Eagle Hall, Monday night at
8:^0 o'clock. The Nome Brass Band
wiil furnish the music,
WANTED—PARTNER in good
ciuartz mining proposition in Califor
nia near railroad in Shasta county,
just opened up this property last
| winter and assays run high in gold
I values. Party must have some rtoi
tal. For further information inquire
J. G. Andree, Golden Gate hotel.
Have the Daily Nugget do your
Job Printing—Reasonable ratea as
stirf»r|.
Eagle Hall
SUNDAY NIGHT
MARY FULLER
in
THE GIRL WHO HAD A SOUL
With
Matt rioore and W. Welch
3 PARTS 3
STERLING COMEDY
THE RUNAWAY CLOSET
Universal Weekly
ADM. 25c
NEWS NOTES
—
Because of an unforunate disar
rangement of the linotype machine
the Nugget Is not only late today
but Is also compelled to curtail the
telsgraph matter contalnod.
The republicans will keep their
headquarters at Burgh hall open on
election day and In addition will have
the full returns from the national and
territorial elections for tho edifica
tion of the stalwarts of this section.
A sudden drop in the temperature
last night caused some misgivings
relative to the ability of the Incoming
boast being able to discharge cargo
before Ice commences to form. Some
ice was visible on the smooth
water early in the day but was soon
a.sstpated after the sun rose.
A radio bulletin at 8 this morning
gave the position of the incoming
steamers as off. Cape Mohican, tht j
westerly promintory of Nunivak is!- ,
and. The bulletin stated that the two !
vessels would arrive at noon tomorrow ]
but later reports from the Victoria j
said that the Alaska Co. liner woulu |
reach the roadstead about six a. m 1
The two vessels ar evidently close
irgether and are probably racing hard
for Nome.
' I
At tho Civic Forum Sunday n -
n the i-eueruted church a fine pro
j.am will be gi\\u. musical an.,
otherwise. The W. T. U. C. is to
.*ve a leading part in tne exercise*
making the forum a rally of the Joe '
an up-to-oate news si. e.,
What's the News. ' will be presen'ed
_,.>.ng the latest izuoruia'.ion frou
,he prohibition battle fronts. Dry*
..nd Wets are invited.
Steigelmier is doing a thriving busi
ness with the new Je&rey auto truck
ai.d the big machine is making daily
;r:ps between Nome and Safety with
freight and passengers. Fifteen or
sixteen persons came up from Safety
co the big machine yesterday, most
o' whom were from tho Solomon sec
tion. Owing to the excellent travel
ing along the beach the truck nego
tiated the distance in two and a half
hours.
Senator M ."'ar states that the
scarcity of ptarmigan this year
remarkable as he saw but few birds
during the coy; so of die long trp
from tht -nmachuk to Nome by way
of the Buckland river, Dime creok
and Council City. He says he carried
a Stevens pistol with him In the ex
pectation of shooting enough ptar
migan to keep himself supplied with
moat while on the trail but was com
pelled to fall back on Kobuk smoked
salmon, i.hich he declares Is one of
.he finest and most sustaining con
densed foods In the world. Owing
to the very cold water, the northern
1yh are firm and fat and after being
dried and smoked as choice a
mta! as one would wish.
—
Mary Fuller in the gripping three
part drama. The Girl Who Had a Soul,
will be the chief attracton at the
Bagle movie show tomorrow night.
The story is that of a daughter of the
underworld who does her best to re
foim, despite the efforts of her old
pals to drag her back to her life of
crime and shame. To save the man
she loves, "the Dodger" as she was
formerly known her pals, throws
herself Into the police net, determin
ed to sacrifice her life If neceBsanr.
Charming Mary Fuller Is at her best
and Is ably suported by Matt
Moore and W. Welch. The Sterling
ci medy. The Runaway Closet and a
Universal Weekly will complete an
Interesting and well balanced program.
The Alaska Pioneers have completed
painting and papering the big hall
and will hold the first social event of
the season Saturday night. The
The affair will be a social dance end
the public will be welcome. Refresh
ments will be served during the eve
ning and Tioneer hospitality will be
a feature of the evening. Dancing
will commence nt nine thirty and 'he
admission will be one dollar for gen
tlemen and ladles wlU enter free.
Don’t overlook the Pioneer dance
Ssto'dty November 4, at 9i30. Ad
mission J1| ladios free.
m tXPLOSION
ENTOMBS FIFTY
> i
International News Service.
BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 4.-- Aglgantlc
coal gas explosion at the Bessie mine
of the Sloss, Sheffield Steel Company
today destroyed a large section of the
upper workings, closing the mine
,nd entombing more than fifty min
ers In the lower levels.
The scene of the explosion Is about
twenty miles from here. Reports
say that there Is much reason to be
lieve that at least a large portion of
the entombed miners will be rescued.
More thaji half of the entombed men
are white, the remainder being ne
groes.
—
DEUTSCHLAND WILL
GO TO BOSTON
International News Service.
NEW LONDON. Nov. 4.—It is
learned from statements made by the
officials of the shipping company en
gaged in handling the Deutschland,
that arrangements have been made ot
load the giant submarine at Boston.
The Deutschland will leave >ere
Wednesday, proceeding to the met
ropolis by way of the Cape Cod
canal and will load Immediately for
Europe
ALASKA
NOTES
•
A. S. McNeau of Juneau, who has
been mining during the past summer
at Lltuya bay, reports that the min
ers of that section are not taking out
a grubstake.
Over 100 persons eligible to admis
sion to the Order of Alaska Pioneers
have signed the roll at Anchorage,
and plans are under way to establish
an Igloo there.
The big dredge of the Yukon Gold
Company on Flat creek In the Idlta
rod district, Is making rapid progress
toward the mouth of the creek, and
is now about a mile from the town of
Flat.
Earl Woolley, the newly appointed
U. S. Commissioner at Seward, was
severely Injured recently while hunt
ing by a large boulder rolling on his
leg, necessitating a trip to the hos
pital.
ATTENTION MOOSE.
Meeting of Nome Lodge No. 1413,
L. O. O. M., scheduled for Monday,
November 6, has been postponed to
Monday, November 13 and each
Monday thereafter during the winder.
PHIL MURPHY, Dictator.
Attest: J. P. JONES, Secretary.
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Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
AND
SUNDAY MATINEE
A Sensational Sensation
Ml IMRE X
6 PARTS 6
SHOWS 7, 8.30 & 10
Matinee Sunday at 2:30
SUNDAY NIGHT
Sid Chaplin’s
First Appearance
Gussies Day of
Rest
LATE PATHE NEWS
HELEN GARDNER
in the
VITAGRAPH SPECIAL
THE BREATH OF ARABY
First Show Starts 6:30
Adm. 25c
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