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The Eagles will give one of
their enjoyable socials to mem
bers and lady friends this eve
ning. _
A telegram to Leonard Seppala
from Ruby friends refers to the
new camp called Tolstoi in the
Innoko section and intimates that
it is “all right.”
The complete story of the All
Alaska Sweepstakes published in
the Nugget of April 15 has en
joyed an unprecedented sale and
the large supply of extra papers
printed is at present nearly ex
hausted. All desiring to secure
a copy should send in their order
at once before they are gone.
The Scottish Rite Maosns will
hold a Maunday Thursday ban
DREAM THEATREj
TONIGHT.
KATHLYN NIGHX.
SERIAL NIGHT.
I ANIMAL NIGHT.
j ADVENTURE OF
KATHLYN
1
I Second Episode.
PATHE WEEKLY.
War News.
Comedy
'HE WIDOWS SUITORS
FRIDAY NIGHT
Rig Tlr-ee Reel "Require.
OUR NEW MINISTER.
A Kalem Headliner.
MRS. H. BURGH, Pianist.
ADM725c
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quet in Masonic Temple this eve
ning at which will take place the
annual ceremony known as "ex
tinguishing the lights.” The cere
money of relighting the lights
will take place at the Temple
Sunday evening at seven
The gambling cases were again
laid over in the district court
this morning as the missing wit
nesses have not yet been located.
The Pioneers of Alaska at their
meeting last evening decided to
place their hall at the disposal of
the Nome Chamber of Commerce
on alternate Thursdays, thus fur
nishing the commercial body
with an excellently appointed
meeting place for the summer.
The shortage of salmon for dog
feed is proving something of a
blessing to the natives as they
a'-e disposing of large quantities
of real meat. The seals are re
ported to be rather plentiful at
present so there is bttle likelihoo0
of th«; canines having to become
temporary vegetarians through
being forced onto a grain diet.
In a letter to Chas. Milot under
date of March 9, Ward Estey
states his impressions of Ella
mar and says lie is preparing to
head for Juneau or some other
place. Says he doesn’t like it at
all there, and neither the people
or the situation appeal to him and
he has, therefore, quit and expects
to get away some time this
month. Says the family are well
and that Chas. E. Herron is the
“wMte haired boy,” down there
and stands away up in the estima
tion of the people Also says he
wishes he was back Tn Nome and
"maybe, some day—who knows."
So far as can be learned the
new council has not been able
to get together respecting the
appointments to be made when
they are ushered into office to
night and it is expected that some
pretty lively doings will mark the
first meeting of the new body. No
one, not even the prospective
councilmen themselves, seem to
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APRIL 22nd I
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Transportation Free If
Adm. 50c. Ladies Free 0
Transportation leave Golden Gate hotel 8 sharp |
EGOS!
We are overstocked on Eggs, and have decided to 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.
PACItK (OLD STORAGE (OMPANY
LADIES EASTER HATS
At Half Price
THE EMPORIUM
* KRISTAN BROS,
have any idea as to who will be
the choice. Speculation is, as
usual, rife and there are rumors
and rumors, that ttiis one or that
have secured pledges to this or
that etlect but it is apparent that
nothing is certain as regards any
of the matters which are due for
adjustment before this evening’s
session is over. Perhaps fl^ver
before in the history of Nome
has the public interest been
Keyed up to the present pitch and
standing room will probably be
at a premium when the new coun
cil takes its seat.
As a token of appreciation of
his excellent services as librarian
of the order, Dr. Wesley has bee11
presented with a life member
ship card by the Pioneers- The
presentation occurred on the fifth
of the present month, which hap
pened to the genial librarian’s
mrthday, but how many mile
stones it represents he doesn’t
say. Dr. Wesley has been the
chief factor in making the Pion
eer library one of the best and
most complete in this section of
Alaska. i he number of books
already enrolled run into the
thousands with more coming in
all the time. It is his ambition
to make the library the largest in
the territory.
The committee in charge of the
Camoogan race from Nome to
Council City announce that the
entry list will close at the Alaska
bank on Monday afternoon at 3
p. m. The race will start on
Tuesday between the hours of 11
and 12. No exact starting time
has been set as the running time
of the teams will be the only fac
tor in determining the winners.
The teams will proceed as far as
Solomon the first day and will
then rest proceeding to Council
the following day. The follow
ing committee have been apoint
ed to act both as handicappers
and judges: George Burger Geo.
Hall and Fay Delzene.
The S. R. O. was conspicuous
.at* the Dream last night, the Ad
ventures of Kathlyn being re
ceived by a large and enthusias
tic assembly of picture patrons.
Tonight the Two Ordeals, second
episode, will be shown. The first
ordeal shows Miss Williams be
iijg used as a human bait, the
second ordeal discovers her fac
ing a pack of ferocious leopards
in an enclosed pit—a nerve grip
ping sensation that baffles de
scription. There is no lack of
literacy in the vision- The scene
,burns its lesson deeply into the
mind. The language of the screen
is universal. See tonight’s show
and be convinced. A Pathe week
ly supports the attraction. To
morrow nwht. three reel feature,
Our New Minister. Watch this.
The Chicago Daily Journal of
February 21, under the caption
“Noted Lawyer Aids Lorimer”
gives considerable prominence to
the record and attainments of our
former townsmen, Albert Fink.
rink is described as a lawyer lit
tle known in Chicago but whose
"ccesse« have won fiim a nation
al reputation. Considerable space
is devoted to his connection with
the famous “injunction and re
ceiver “cases in which Judge
Noyes and W. H. Metson figured
so prominently and also refers to
his famous defense of Albert C.
Frost in the Alaska coal land
■Tses. The article states that Mr
Fink was engaged as chief coun
sel in the defense of former Sen
ator Wm. Lorimer. Accompany
ing the story is a large sized cut
of Mr. Fink in a characteristic
“aide together with pictures of
other principals in the case and
including Miss Agnes McHugh, a
handsome woman lawyer who is
associated with Mr. Fink in the
defense.
TRAWLER MAKES
SUMBARINE RUN
A. P. A. Service.
LONDON, April 20.—Passen
gers arriving here today by the
channel steamer Elizabeth report
having witnessed a pretty fight
between an armed trawler and
a submarine off Brighton which
resulted in the complete discom
fortue of the German vessel. The
submarine made several attempts
to close in on the traweler but
was driven away each time and
finally disappeared altogether
leaving the trawler master of the
field.
ANOTHER COLLISION
ON NEW HAVEN
A- P. A. Service.
PROVIDENCE, April 20.—
Several are dead and a dozen in
jured as a result of a collision
between two passenger trains on
the New Haven today.
CARRANISTS CLAIM
COMPLETE CONTROL
A. P. A. Service
EL PASO, April 20-—The Car
ranza government asserts that it
now has complete control of the
situation in Mexico and regard
less of whether Villa is alive or
not there is no longer excuse for
the Americans remaining on
Mexican soil. Carranza claims
that he has sufficient soldiers in
the field to round up Villa if that
worthy is still in the land of the
living and it is therefore up to
EAGLE HALL
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Powers Universal.
CHIVALRY DAYS
j Solax Drama.
A Story with a Punch.
GRATITUDE.
Joker UnUiversal.
Gomfdy
THE HEAD WAITER.
Nestor Universal.
POISONED WATERS.
A Legendary Drama.
Violin Selections by Miss
Bertha J.>: nson.
)LLIE BOURRET pianist
AUMIMltiN, A miki
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the United States to keep to the
terms of its agreement and with
draw.
AEROS BATTLE
FIERCELY OVER YPRES
A. P. A. Service.
LONDON, April 20.—Thre<^
British and four German aeros
waged a long drawn battle over
the British lines in Flanders to
day which resulted in two o#the
Germans being sent crashing to
earth behind their own lines. One
of the English aviators was bad
ly wounded by the German shell
file.
RUSSIAN TROOPS
LANDING IN FRANCE
A. P. A. Service
PARIS, April 20.—A strong
force of Russian trops disem
barked at Marseilles today and
will soon commence to fight with
the allied soldiers on the western
front. The troops were welcomed
by the commander in chief Gen
eral Joffee in an order of the day
in winch he say that their arrival
is another proof of the devotion
of Russia tor the common cause
of the allies. Nothing has been
given out as to the number or the
sailing port of the Russian sol
diers. It is presumed, however,
tnat they sailed from V ladivostok.
NOTE WILL BE DELIV
ERED Tills afternoon
A. P. A. Service.
WASHINGTON, April 20.—
It was announced at the state de
parement today that the Ameri
can note is now in the hands of
Ambassador Gerard and will be
delivered to the German foreign
office this afternoon. Lansing and
Bernstorff conferred for twenty
minutes this morning at the re
quest of the ambassador. Nothing
was given out as to the subject.
WILSON NOTE
reaches Berlin
A. P. A. Service.
BERLIN, April 20.I—President
W ilson s note relative to the sub
marine sitaution was received at
the American embassy at eleven
o’clock today.
notice.i
The presiding officers of all the
different organizations have been
appointed as a committee of the
R«e Benefit Association and are
asked to meet at the Pioneer’s
Igloo, April 21 at 2:30 p. m. to
perfect plans for same.
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INFORMATION WANTED.
Information wanted concerning
the present whereabouts of John
Creighton Harrington. He id
wanted in the settlement of the
estate of his deceased mother. In
formation concerning his where
abouts will be gratefully appre
ciated by T. H. Harrington, Rains
1 oro, O.
Mrs. M. B. Bond of 201 Boze
man avenue, Bozeman Mont.,
writes to the postmaster seeking
the whereabouts of Frank Nelson
Davies, supposed to be in Nome
Information will be gratefully re
ceived.
DON’T OVERLOOK THIS
A Careful Perusal Will Prove Its
Value to Every Alaskan Rea-i^r.
The average man is a doubter,
anu there is little wonuer that
mis is so. ivnsrep, emulations
make people skeptics. neie is
p.oot wmcn suouid convince
every Aiaskan reader
n. is. team, 2^35 J. St., Eure
ka, v,ai., says: "rur amiost a year
x suueieu Horn weakness in my
nack. iviy conumon was very
poor and 1 was unaoie to stoop
without having sharp, knife like
pains 111 the Smau 01 my uack. At
night the pains bothered me
gieatly and made it almost im
possible lor me to sleep. I also
uau some trouble with tne kidney
secretions, the passages being too
frequent. The hrst uox of moan's
iviuney Pills brought great re
lief and before long the trouble
was removed.”
Price 50c at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the
same that Mr Kain had. Foster
Milburn Co. Props. Buffalo, N. Y.
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We will make them look like
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We do dry or gasoline cleaning.
We do steam cleaning.
We make suits to order.
We make alterations.
We make and repairs furs.
We do cleaning, pressing and
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We guarantee all work and our
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First class workmanship.
Come and see us, we will give
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Tha Family Paper Is the Nome
Dally Nugget.
The following table snows the at
rrage temperature ror each day for the
the following years:
1»15. 191C
April i.. . . 7 10
April 2. 6 O
April 3. 8 o
April 4. 16 8
April 5.19 2S
April 6. 4 30
April 7.—3 3j
April 8.—9 28
April 9. 6 r*
April IO.18 5
April 11.18 7
April 12.14 13
April 13.15 3
April 14. 12 —5
April 15.—2 8
April 16.31 5
April 17.28 8
April 18.19 —I
April 19.27 —8
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WITH A PIECE OR TWO OF NEW FURNITURE AT
A NOMINAL COST, NOW IS YOUR TIME, AS WE j
ARE GOING TO CLOSE OUT OUR FURNITURE
REGARDLESS OF COS;:, SO COME EARLY WHILE
THERE IS A GOOD ELECTION.
GOGGIN’S
The Quality Store.
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