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EAGLE HALL, APRIL 8, !
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VAUDEVILLE PROGRAM |
Cynthia Reed 1
IN A MEDLEY OF POPULAR SONGS. >y
Johnson and Bogan |
In the latest Outside Success “THE CHING CHINGS” 1
Harry Pigeon
The World's Champion Bag-Puncher. In an exhibition of 1
Skill and Art. j
Mrs. Anna Mary Runyon \
NOME’S SWEETEST SINGER jj
Allan 6c Richardson j
NOVELTY CLOG AND STEP DANCERS. I
HILDA SCHLITZENBERG AND LADY DONNCHERNO |
A scream ‘England vs. Germany’ |
Richard Kuhl 1
THE KING OF CLUB SWIKfSERS. ]
“On the Mexican Border” I
A MUSUICAIONE ACT SKIT CONDITIONS EXIST- |
ING ON THE BOUNDARY LINE, by “D” Company. 14th. f
U. S. Infantry. »
“THE KING OF MIRTH AND JOLLITY.” I
I The King. .Mr. Billy Sunday 1
His Man Friday..Mr. Vernon Castle |h
The Goat • •. . Mr. Henry Tinsmith Ford' u
Doc. Kemp |
THE BALKAN PRINCE WITH HIS BEVY OF BEAU- I
TIES The Misses Jones, Crowley, Kelling, Bakke a^d Peter- M
son, The Mesdames Downirg, Lomen, Thompson, McGuire, §>
Kemp
Dancing Refreshments |
AND MANY OTHER ATTRACTIVE FEATURES |
EGGS!
We are overstocked on Eggs, and have decided U> close -
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. I
Pldflt (OLD STORM (0MP1HY
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
PRE-INVENTORY SALE
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THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
NEWS NOTES
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Mrs. Shaughnessy of Dickson
arrived in Nome this afternoon
with Eric Johnson and will make
a short stay in the city.
Harry Ray came up from Solo
mon this morning with Joe Field
er Mrs. Ray arrived some time
later with Paul Kjedstead. &
John Johnson, the well known
Solomnitc, who has been visiting
the city for the past several days
returned home this morning.
, Fred Richardson is engaged
in moving a heavy scow from the
Snake river flat to a point where
it can be launched for early
transportation to Teller.
The grand jury has returned
true bills against Ed Johnson, A.
C. Laird, Frank Koibetit, John
Novosel, Alfred Pierson and Adel
bert Gumaer for gambling.
The grand jury has about com
pleted its labors and will proba
bly hand in its final report this
evening |or tomorrow morning
The petit jury will convere Mon
day morning at II.
The following is the standing of
the All-Alaska Sweepstakes queen
at noon today:
Mrs. Kjelsberg....7700
Mrs. Bittner.4400
Mrs. Harry Ray.4100
Mrs Bertha Thompson.3500
Martin P.rown, the native rein
deer herder who was indicted by
the grand jury for forging the
name of Ole Bahr to two orders
for money pleaded guilty on both
counts in the district court and
was sentenced to a three year
term in the penitentiary.
The senior class of the Nome
high school gave a dance and en
tertainment to the juniors in the
school building last evening. The
eveningw as greatly enjoyed by
•-he pupils. In addition to the
dancing games were played and
a dainty luncheon was served.
The Catholic Library Club held
their usual weekly social last
night and an enjoyable evening
was spent at progresisve whist.
The winners were as follows:
Ladies, Mrs. L. Stephanson, first;
Mrs. M. J. Walsh, second; Mrs.
Davy, third- Gentlemen, Thomas
Killeen, first; Lambert Vose, sec
ond ; Nome Ginnivan, third.
For the past twelve years Judge
J. F. Hobbes who is now presi
dent of the Nome Bar, has heard
«:very bankruptcy case tried in
Nome, having held the responsi
ble position of referee in bank
ruptcy by appointment from all
the district judges of this division*
except Noyes. This afternoon
Judge Tucker renewed appoint
ment for a succeeding term.
It is said on excellent author
ity that information has been re
ceived by wire stating that ar
rangements have already been
made by interested parties for an
aeroplane for commercial uses in
this section and the machine will
arrive from the outside on the first
boats. Leon Richardson will be
theprobable pilot of the new craft
when it is installed in service.
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It is announced this afternoon
that, owing to a sudden attack of
acute gastritis, Doc Kemp, will
not be able to appear at the Ken
nel Club cabaret dance tonight.
This will be disappointing news
to those who have grown to look
upon the appearance of the inimi
tible Doc as one of the most pleas
ing events of the winter entertain
ments. His physicians, Dr. Mus
tard, says that trouble is not ser
ious but just bad enough to put
him temporarily out of commis
sion.
Charles Mason and A- Hanson,
the two men who were fined $100
and ordered to remain in the cus
to remain in the custody of the
marshal until they answered cer
tain questions asked by the grand
jury, relative to gambling cases,,
were discharged about 4 p. m. on
the day of their committment af
ter complying with the order of
the court by answering the ques
tions alluded to. Attorney Grigs
by then asked for a stay of pro
ceedings with reference to the**
fines imposed and the court allow
ed the motion, at the same time
granting five days stay.
Dan Lenihan, an old timer in
this section, died in Holy Cross
hospital this morning, the imme
diate case of demise being heart
disease. Mr. Lenihan has been
engaged in the shoe repairing
business in Nome for many years
and is well known to the earlier
sourdoughs.
He is said to have been ailing
for some time. Last night he
was persuaded by Barney Gibney
to go to the hospital where he
later expired in spite of all that
could be done for him. He was
seventy-five or six years of age.
Eric Johnson arrived from Una
lakleet this morning bringing a
heavy consignment of mail con
sisting of the limit of regular mat
ter and an additional six hundred
pounds of surplus matter which
is thought to be the shipment for
warded from the coast under spe
cial orders from the postoftice de
parement- The consignment con
tained no first class from the out
side. Relative to the delay of sec
ond class mail matter en route, it
has been learned that the weekly
accumulation of unforwarded mail
up to February 1.6 was 1010
pounds. This probably accounts
for the late arrival of so many
papers and magazines earlier in
the winter.
At the Dream, Zoe was receiv
ed enthusiastically by a well fill
ed house last night; Miss Regina
Badet giving a strong emotional
portrayal of the stellar role. The
picture delivers a gripping appeal.
It contains incident after incident
thrilling with power and roman
ticism. The big feature will be
shown again tonight. Don’t miss
it. First show starts at 6:30- Ad
mission 25c 'romorrow night
(the Rooster) five thousand feet
of specialized picture play—two
rooster comedies, sure fire scar
ing screams. "Betty in the Lion's
Den’’ anti “A Boarding House
Scramble.” The la*ter is repeated
liy request .uid extra wuh in;
usual program. “Out of the Shad
ows in two paVts, A Tanhouscr
and a line special Pathe Week
ly completes the bill Five reels.
.First show starts at 6:30 prompt.
Additional games played in the
Board of Trade billiard contest
are Bachelder vs. Crowley, won
by the latter; Lewis vs. McGuire,
won by McGuire and Lomen and
Divine won by Divine. Three
classes have now finished the first
round and wi.1 commence the
iinals as soon as the handicapping
has been arranged. The winners
in the fir$t, or' A class, are Messrs.
Grigsby and Burroughs in the or
der named. In the B class Mc
Guire and Lewis are the ones who
carry off the honors, Class C is
still undecided except as to first
place, which has been annexed by
Mueller. Divine and Crowley
are contenders for second place.
In the D class first honors lie be
tween Fry and Binder both hav
ing 5 wins and one loss to their
account. Borland and Fromm
both have a chance for second
place.
Sunday and Monday night at
the Eagle hall a big banner six
reel program is on the boards, the
headliner being a thrilling drama
tic sensation by the Elka Film
Company entitled "A Hero of the
Mountains,” this wonderful photo
play is full of startling situations
and heart thlf>bbing interest from
beginning to end. A Nestor Uni
versal comedy featuring “Eddie
Lyons and Lee Moran,” will
tickle your fancy while “The
Shack Next Door” will make you
laugh at the antics of those well
known fun makers, Louise Glenn,
and Ray Gallagher. A splendid
tscenic of the great "Titanic Dis
acter” will also be shown. Violin
selections by Miss Bertha John
son accompanied by Prof. Bourret
will be heard throuehout the eve
’ner making up a most enjoyable
entertainment-. The first show
will start promptly at ^ p. m* and
the usual price of admission of
25c will prevail.
The Kennel Club Cabaret will
start ’their performance at 8:45
•harp.
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•to th« rni edition of tho Kuftt Min
tnr and Drodalns Journal itx ooata Ir
roofer* Is noMisary In maBtwe
Tear at tho Mfetost oOor.
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4 QUAIL. BRAND PEACHES, OAL. CANS, 46c PER CAN. jf
4 QUALL BRAND APRICOTS, OAL. CANS, 46c PER CAN J
X QUAIL BRAND RHUBARB, OAL. 40c PER CAN 1
4 SEA PORT PEACHES. *4.00 PER CASE 4
7 FORCE, 8 S*oBMM far |L00. 4
7 RWttwmFD WHEAT BISCUITS, '& package* tor 41 00 4
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CHURCH REPAIRS ORDER
ED.
The trustees of the Federated
church met yesterday afternoon
to consider repairs necessarv be
fore the audience room of the
Congregational church can be
used for public service.
It was decided to restore the
building, and work" commenced
this morning under the directi o
rd Mr Charles Rice. The brok n
part of the roof will be placed in
its former position, foundation
raised to level the floor, and the
interior papered and lecorated.
The following committee was
appointed to have charge of th^
work on the building: O. D. Coch
ran. Carl J I omen, Louis Stev
c '•son and A- B. Miller.
A committee on finance was
appointed consisting of Dr. Neu
man, F. R. Cowden, D. E. Crow
ley and Carl J. Lomen.
The trustees requested the
Ladies’ Aid Society to supervise
the papering and decorating of
the audiehce room, and a special
meeting of the society will be
held next week to consider the
matter.
It is planned to have the work
completed so the church can be
used for services Eastern Sunday.
While the audience room is
closed all church services will be
in the lecture room.
The fir*t number on the pro
gram at the Cabaret tonight is the
one act skit entitled “On the Mex
ican Border.”
INDIANA DELEGATION
FOR FAIRBANKS
A. P. A. Service.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 8.—
That Indiana republicans intend
to stick by their state favorite son
is indicated by the action of the
state convention in instructing
the delegation to the national re
publican convention to work for
Fairbanks for the republican nom
ination__
FEDERATED CHURCH.
All services Sunday will be in
the lecture room of the Congrega
tional church, and for study the
Sunday school will use rooms in
the parsonage.
II a- m. Bible school and chil
dren’s service.
Adult Bible class will study,
‘Jesus Transfigured.”
7 p. m. Christian Endeavor
8 p. m. Worship and sermon
by Dr. John Parsons' Subject,
“Easter Mesasge in Literature
and Life.”
) Special music will be given
by the choir, and cornet solo by
Charles Tapp.
Ladies’ Aid Society meets
Tuesday at 2 p. m„ a special meet
ing.
The public is invited to all the
services of the church.
MOOSE ATTENTION.
All Moose are requested to be
present at open installation for
Moose and lady frienlds, April 10,
1916, at 8:45 sharp. Short busi
ness session at 8 p. m.
ALFRED J. LUMEN,
Dictator.
CHAS. THOMPSON, Sec.
WE CAN DO IT.
For first vta»e work and prompt do
livery phone Main 161 and the People'#
Steam Laundry will tend and get your
laundry.
W. J. WILLIAMSON, Prop
The Family Paper la the Nom»
Daily XvRSet
Classified Ads.
Ml Claeetfled Ade Must be Paid for
in Advance.
LOST.
LOST—An old fashioned silver
brooch; an heirloom; please
return to Nugget office.
EVER FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. WHAT
ARE THEY? COME AND SEE.
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At this season of the year when fresh products become so
l:mlted and you wonder what to do without them: I
HERE IS YOUR SOLUTION.
Try a package of EVER FRESH FRUIT OR VEGETA
BLE. They have the natural flavor and will make you smile.
Also the advantage of a 75 per cent reduction in weight to
the miner for long haul freighing, are sanitary and econo
mical and no danger of freezing.
! GOGGIN’S
The Quality Store. j
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