DO YOU LIKE NICE FRESH EGGS? I
THEN USE HOLLYHURST
I Remember we receive a fresh shipment of |
these eggs on each boat, thus Insuring their |
freshness. I
D. E. CROWLEY GROG. |
SOMEBODY IS GOING TO GET IT
WHY NOT YOU 7
With every $1.00 cash purchase or $1.00 paid
on account we give a ticket which entitles the
holder to one chance on a
ICTROLA
Lomen Bros.
THREE STORES
Drawing December .11, 1916
AUTO P.ACER
NEAR DEATH
IN BIG RACE
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International New* Service.
SANTA MONICA, Nov. 18.—Eddie
Pullen, the famous automobile racer,
had a miraculous escape from death
today, when his machine overturned
and killed three persons.
While driving a Mercer in the In
terna.ional Grand Prix, and going at
the rate of one hundred and ten miles
an hour, his machine skidded off the
track, overturned, and bounced on
like a cannon ball.
Pullen and his mechanician were
thrown into the air and escaped be
EAGLE HALL
Sunday Night
NEW SHOW
HELEN LESLIE.
IN
THE LITTLE GIRL OF THE ATTIC.
A Civil War Drama.
2 Part*.
Comedy
IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN SERIOUS,
ludustrial Picture.
LIQUID BREAD.
UNIVERSAL WEEKLY.
ADMISSION 25c.
ing struck by the machine nor were
they injured beyond a slight shaking
up when they struck the ground.
When the car skidded off the track
and overturned it struck and killed
one woman and two men who were
bystanders.
OFFICIAL
COUNT IN
MINNESOTA
Internationa! Newt Sarviea.
ST. TALL, NoNv. 18.—The final of
ficial count shows that Hughes car
ried the state of Minnesota by a plur
ality of 396. The total vote a3 an
nounced is, Hughes, 179,553, Wilson
179,157. These figures show a reduc
tion of three thousand for each can
didate from the uffinoclal figures
previously announced.
Kellogg, known as the trust bus
ter, has been elected on the repub
lican t.cket to the 3enate and the
entire republican state ticket won by
an average far in excess of the vote
given Hughes.
TREVINO GOES FORTH
TO MEET BANDIT VILLA
Pacific Mewj Service.
EL PASO, Nov. 18.—The approach
of Villa on Chihuahua City is to be
opposed by General Trevino. Relia
ble news has been received to the ef
fects that he has moved southward
from the city with a well equipped
force of over two thousand trained
men.
The Villa band to the eastward has
been dispersed and the bandits have
taken to the hills.
WE ARE NOT AFRAID
To openly price our Apples. We will *ell Ripe Jonathan Apples on
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At $1.75 $2.00 and $2.25
PER BOX.
Everybody come in and have an apple with us.
G. P. GOQGIN
NEWS NOTES
Peter Peterson has taken a large
outfit to the Ingleaide claim where
.ie is going to search (or the elusive
paystreok.
The soheellte ledge oh Rock creek
which was operated last summer by
Frank Sbaw will be investigated soon
oy Louis Stevenson, manager of the
Pioneer Company. He will take out
crew of men und sink a shaft to
determine the extent of the ore.
The Loyal Order of Moose will give
.heir annual round up at their lodge
oom Monday evening, November 2i,
at 9:30 p. m., for ull Loyal Moose ana
.nvited guests. Each Loyal Moose is
.utliled to issue one invuution which
.nay be obtained upon application to
-uo committee.
The Catholic Library Club held the
arst of its winter series of card par
ses last night with a good attend
.nee. The winners of the prizes for
.udU-3 were, first prize, Mrs. William
Brown, second. Miss Helen Stipek,
uird, Mrs. Dennis O'Brien. The
o'cnilemen winners were, First, Phil
wrnst, second, Patrick Sheridan, third,
»oseph Ernst. >
The mild weather and southerly wind
of today are in striking contrast to
the biting blasts of a few days ago.
l eather sharps are prophesying that
o. southeaster is going to blow in for
a few days und after that winter will
cully set in with ice on Bering sea
and plenty of cold weather. While
.hey are about it they might as well
order a little more snow to make bet
ter sledding.
A local authority on the prohibition
question say3 tnnt the Dawson drys
are not defeatedf yet. An organization
nas been completed whose object is
to educate the people of Yukon terri
tory with a view to the next election.
Clubs rooms have been opened in the
center of the city and a steady ed
ucational campaign will be carried on
oy means of printed matter and oc
tusional addresses.
Mr. A. B. Miller, president of the
indoor Baseball Association has called
a meeting of the members of the as
sociation on Thursday night, Nov. 23
at 8 o'clock at the Golden Gate hotel.
All Interested in atheltic sports dur
ing the coming winter are urged to be
present. In addition to making plans
for winter contests there will be an
I
election of officers for the ensuing ■
year.
The Jeffrey Quad truck which left
yesterday morning for Safety piled
high with mail for Candle and other
points succeeded in getting only as far
as Cape Nome. There It stuck In the
arifted snow. Stelgelmier telephoned
.n to the Howe transfer company for
.ielp and teams were sent down at
once. The mail will be hauled on
-o Safety by Howe’s teams and from
there it will be carried to Solomon
oy horses and thence to the various
destinations by dogs.
Monte Blair who fell off of the boiler
house on the Three Star claim where
he was prospecting and lntend3 to
work during the winter and broke hla
arm is recovering rapidly. He sought
the professional assistance of Dr.
Chace who reduced the dislocation and
fracture. Later when the X-ray ma
chine of Dr. Heimlich and Dr. Sharpe
had been set up, Dr. Chace gave his
patient the benefit of this aid to sur
gery and the picture confirmed Dr.
Chaces diagnosis. Mr. Blair and
Everett Sutherland are opening up on
Captain Johnson's property where AL
Folsom has been operating for the
past couple of years. It Is said that
there are several good pillars remain
ing underground.
A friend of the Sullivan family Is
authority for the statement that
Johnny Sullivan did not stow away on
the Umatilla In a desire to get out
side. The facts as stated by this
authority are that Mike Sullivan, the
eldest boy went on board the Victoria
BEFORE LEAVING FOR
THE GREAT OU’.8IDE
To insure at pleasant voyage come
In and have your clothes cleaned, pree-s
«d and repaired.
Wo make them look like new.
We make alterations.
We do cleaning, preaelng and re
pairing for Ladles and Gentlemen.
We make and repair furs.
First class workmanship. Modern
methods and prompt service. Onm a
customer always a customer.
Give us your work. Batlafaotlsa
guaranteed.
NOME TAILORING CO*
Nest door to Begerstonn A Hagen.
on Saturday and that Mrs. Sullivan
got to feeling lonesome that night
oecuuse of his absence and suddenly
made up h»r mind that she would go
too with the other children so that
vhe family could all bo together. She
carried out her plan and was able ot
get a good room on the V'ictorla where
all of the family were first class pas
sengers. .
Mrs. Sullivan and chlldrenhave
gone to Anchorage where Mr. Sullivan
awaits them. He wrote asking them
%
.o come at once but Mrs. Sullivan at
drat thought she would not go till
spring and later changed her mind as
stated.
The Eagle show on Sunday night
have a tine program. The topliuer
13 "The Little Girl of the Attic." a
drama founded upon an Incident in
Oie Civil war. It Is a two part fea
ture film starring Helen Leslie, the
inimitable in the title role. Billy
ithodes stars in an all-laugh comedy
"It Might Have Been Serious," Just ■
.lie sort of thing to excite the ris
.bles of those who witness It. Liquid
Bread is seen in an instructive in
uU8trial picture while an ever inter
esting l niversal ■weekly concludes
ihis delightful bill.
-
At the Dream tonight Miss Helen i
Holmes the dare devil of the movies 1
and a noted beauty will be seen In
a one reel photoplay entitled, "The
Human Chain." Miss Holmes i3 the
aeroine in all the big railroad serials,
other first class numbers and a
dandy comedy completes tonight's
program.
on Sunday night there will be shown j
only pictures which have been se
lected with particular care. There
will be a full program of five thousand
feet of films. The titles of the plays
are "Letter's Entangled," “The Ward
robe Woman," "A Boarding House
Beud," and a special Bathe W'eekly
showing the Verdun battle and other
important events.
ro ESCAP.'E FROM
VILLA ON HORSEBACK
international New* Service.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.—The state j
department has received official news
that nine men who were reported to
have been murdered by Villa soma
weeks ago have emerged safely on the
west coast of Mexico.
It appears thaf when they learned
of the Villa raid they mounted horses
and escaped the bandits. Subsequent
ly they made their way over moun
tains, rivers and plains to the Paci
fic coast where they reported to an
American consu who communicated
with Washington.
The supposed massacre of these
men had already been the subject of
diplomatic correspondence between
me emied States und Mexico.
DELEGATES TO URGE
WANTS ON PRESIDENT
l» tarnations! Naves Servics.
Baltimore!, nov. is.—The special
session of the American Federation
of Labor adjourned today after voicing
a protest against the proposed com
pulsory arbitration bill and discuss
ing the, Adamson law and the ap
proaching legal test of is constitution
ality.
Today a large delegation of leading
labor representatives numbering over
'our hundred will leave for Washing
.on for the purpose of enlisting the
president on behalf of labor Interests
luring the next session of congress.
WEATHER REPORT.
November 17, 1916.
Temperature—Max.,38; mln.,12;
nean 28.
Barometer—29.19 inches.
W ea ther—Blizzard.
WJnd—NE., 22 miles per hour.
FEDERATED CHURCH.
At the Congregational cliuich Bunds)
the following services will be held Rev.
John Parsons, pastor.
U a. m.—Bible school and children's
service. R. B. Julian, superintendent.
7 p. m.—Christian Endeavor.
8 p. m.—Worship and sermon by Dr
John Parsons. Subject, "God and the
World.
Special music will be given by the
choir.
The public Is Invited to all the ser
vices of the church.
ELITE HOTEL AND BATH
Will make s special low prioe on thoir
room* during winter. Will rant rooms,
tha bast rooms in town at tha moder
•ta pries from $8 to $12 monthly.
8team heat throughout, plenty hot
water.
Corner Front and B strae4,
JOHN MONAHAN, Prsp.
Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
Miss Helen Holmes
IN
“THE HUMAN CHAIN”
DAYLIGHT
2 PARTS 2
EITELS ROOF PARTY COMEDY
Sunday
Extra Extra
LETTERS ENTANGLED
“THE WARDROBE WOMAN’’
Vitagraph Special
“BOARDING HOUSE FEUD”
“PATHE WEEKLY”
BATTLE OF VERDUN
5000 Feet 5000 Fee*
Adm. 25c
New line of Cloaks and Suits
Just Arrived
Come anti inspect our goods
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
HEINZ
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57 .Varieties have arrived at
Moller’s Grocery
211 Front Street Phone Main 86_
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