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NEWS NOTES
An Individual who had looked on th<
wine too often was mulcted of the
sum of ten dollars In the municipa
court today by Judge Grimm.
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i Word has been received by the pos
tal officials that the steamer Skagway
which left Seattle on June 18, car
ries mail for this port. The Juneau
which sailed on the 12th is expectei
to arrive here by tomororw night.
Ernst brothers today commenced tht
t work of placing their dredge in work
ing order for the summer season. The
machine, which is located near the old
graveyard will he overhauled and re
paired and will shortly commence op
erations.
The Red Gross committee is making
arrangements to hold a Jitney dance
in Eagle hall Saturday night that will
doubtless prove a great attraction,
and add a substantial sum to the
tied Cross fund. Final details will he
arranged today.
Tlie Flyer arrived in the roadstead
from Solomon this morning with a
number of passengers from the east
coast port, among whom were Wm.
Stdgelmier and R. Renny. After
loading a large quantity of freight for
Solomon and other points, the vessel
departed with about a half dozen pas
sengers.
The A, ril number of National Me
chanics gives an Interesting article
relative to the use of the motor truck
in this section of Alasak. An illus
tration picturing the Seigelmier truck
leaving Nome last fall with a sloJ
trailer illuminates the article and
shows the features of three well known
citizens.
Toby Reed returned from a business
trip to Solomon yesterday and reports
that there is little activity in that
section at present. Rut one dredge
was in operation and some freighting
is under way. Preparations are also
under way to commence the removal
of the Solomon railroad preparatory
to shipping the rails and equipment
to the outside where rumor says, it will
he sent to Russia for the use of th<
government.
In keeping with the draft law pro
hibiting the serving of intoxicating
liquors (o officers or enlisted men
while in the army’ uniform Marshal
Jordan was yesterday instructed by
the district attorney’s office to enforce
the regulation locally by arresting any
and all violators found. All dispen
sers of liquor have been Instructed tc
! observe the provision under penalty
of a fine of one thousand dollars and
one year imprisonment.
The report received some time since
to the effect that Nemo S. Jolts, form
erly In charge of the city telegraph
office in this city, has been commis
sioned in the signal corps, is given
increased Interest by the announce
ment in the Official Bulletin, the daily
publication Issued by order of Presi
dent Wilson, that Mr. Jolls has been
attached to the aviation corps, which
is a branch of the signal corps under
army regunltions. According to local
members of the signal corps this
means that he will be a sure enough
“airman” in the degree that his duties
will be those of an "observer’ attach
RESERVE CORPS APPLICANTS
MAY FILE AT FT. DAVIS
Alaskans wishing to try for a com
mission at the second officers reserve
corps training camp, at San Francisco,
may file their applications with the
examining officer at Fort Davis at
such time as the department desig
nates whom such examining officer
shall be, according to the following
telegram transmitted to Alaskan
newspapers by Delegate Sulzer yes
terday.
as nil applications and recommen
itions must be In the hands of the
examining officer in charge for Alas
ka to Fort William H. Seward by
July 30, the appointment of the exam
ining officer at Fort Davis will not be
long delayed.
The text of Mr. Sulxor's telegram
follows:
Washington, D. C., June 20.
Applications for reserve corps camp
can be made to examining officers of
army to be designated at following
places:
Anchorage, Valdez, Fort William
H. Seward, Fort Gibbon, Fort St.
Michael, Fort Idseum.
Commanding general western de
partment orders all papers and rec
ommedntions must be transmitted to
Major Saville, at Fort Wm. it. Sew
ard, who is examining officer in charge
for Alaska, so ns to be in hands by
July 30. Out of those applications
named by commanding officer at Fort
Wm. H. Seward will make final se
lection of twenty men on August 1
and notify them to report to Snn
Francisco for training.
Interior Alaska applicants should
keep in touch with commanding officer
at Fort Gibbon in order that no de
lay be occasioned after arrival of of
ficial application blanks there.
CHAR A. SUDZEIl.
Additional information on the sub
Ject is also contained in the follow
ing telegram from Acting Governor
Davidson:
Juneau, Alaska, June 20,
Wi' department has authorized tie
lecMon Ylnska quota of twenty men
tor second camp ofTIcesr reserve
Presidio, commencing August 27.
Major Savllle, Port Seward, desig
nated examining officer in charge and
commanding officers tit Anchorage.
Valdez, Ports Seward. Davis, Gibbon.
St. Michael and Llscum Instructed
designate one examining officer each
station. New form official application
blanks will he mailed examining of
ficers from Presidio June 25. No ex
aminations made pending receipt of
blanks.
•examinations at nil stations be
completed in time to place all papers
and recommendations In linndB of
Savllle, at Port Seward, on July 30
and on August 1 Savllle, assisted by
hoard of offieers, will make final se
lection and notify those selected when
o report to camp.
LOCAL RED CROSS
INVITES NEW MEMBERS
In reference to the lied Cross So
ciety, organized in Nome last full, by
Mrs. John Dennis Arnold, Mrs. Darling
received a letter this soring from John
L. Clymer, director of the Pacific
division of the American Ited Cross,
with offices in San Francisco. In this
he stated that he had received a check
for $15 from Mrs. Arnold; and for
this he was forwarding 15 lted Cross
badges, and would, upon receipt of
tlie names of the 15 members, send
them to Washington and from there
they would receive the Red Cross
Magazine for one year. The letter
concluded with the following an
nouncement: "In explanation, tli'is ar
rangement is made for the reason that
this money was received prior to the
adoption of the new regulations.
These regulations provide that $1
memberships shall not receive the
magazine. Those desiring the maga
zine should take out at least a $2
ed to some flying squadron—a posi
tion fully ns dangerous and difficult
as that of the aeroplane pilot himself.
A projected billiard match between
George B. Grigsby, who has long helo
the title of champion player of this
section, and E. F. Wells, who plays
a masterly game, is attracting con
siderable attention, Loth within a:.d
without sporting (Circles. So great is
the Interest that there is a prospect
that the match may be played In the
A. B. hall. The idea of removing the
game from the Board of Trade billiard
annex is said to have resulted from
a great Interest displayed by the fair
sex, many of whom would like to wit
ness the battle. Thus far the details
have not been arranged, but the match
will be played In the near future.
The efforts of the government to
enlist the co-operation of the women
of the nation in conservation of food
resources have now been extended to
Alaska through the medium of the
National Federation cf Woman’s
Clubs, ns indicated by a telegram re
ceived by Mrs. ft. W. .T. Peed ol the
Kegoayah Kozga Club In th'js city,
from Mrs. T. J. Donohoe of Valdez,
who Is the present head of the Alaska
branch of the Federation.
The message of Mrs. Donohoe re
quests the co-operation of the Ke
goayah Kozga in securing signers for
the food conservation pledge.
Mrs. Donohoe quotes a message 10
celved by her from Anna, Howard
Shaw, who states that If. C. Hoover,
recently designated ns food commis
sioner, has called upon the woman’s
committee of the National Federation
to secure signers of a food pledge to
he Issued July 1.
Mrs. Shaw requests th.it the pledge
he placed In the hands of jvery wo
man in the territory, staling that
every woman In the country should
respond to the call for patriotic ser
vice.
The matter will be taken up Imme
diately by the Kegoayah Kozga. The
food pledge referred to wilt pro’ably
not arrive here for some days and, In
the meantime, the local organization
will send the .appeal of Mrs. Ssnw to
all towns In the district and otherwise
organize to secure the pledge of all
women in the Second division to artist
tn the movement
membership. It is also provided in
these new regulations that members
desiring the Red Cross badges shall
pay for them at the rate of 25 cents
a piece. I am stating these facts
to you so that memberships will not
be solicited in the future except un
der these new rules. Thanking you
for your interest I remain,
JOHN 14. CRYMKit,
Director Pucillc Division.
The branch organized last fall will
be glad to receive as new members
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