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NEWS NOTES
Extra copies of the Nugget can be
oi ,.tv pupor earners as they
got their rounds each evening fiom
this time until further notice.
Tonight the Eagle bachelors will
entertain the married Eagles and lady
.1' ends at a social dance. The other
regular week end dances have been
in tted in order to ullow their de
vitees to attend.
lr> the billiard tournam:nt last
a gin at the Boaid of Trade parlors
two matches were played. In cl.a3s
C M.sh, 95, mode this number of bil
i'nrds while Mu Her, 115, was able to
reach only 109. In the class D llo
di'iii made his 75 while Pungman, 105,
was scoring 69.
The invitations to the annual cele
bration of the institution of Aerie No.
75 of the Fraternal Order of Eaglco I
..a February 6 have been issued. Over
five hundred were sent through the
mails to local people and there is cer
tain to be a large attendance next
Tuesday night.
The committee of the Moo3c having
ir charge the dctnils of the Moose
burden handicap race has decided to
held the race on March 1, weather
pi rmitting. Should that day not be
..uitable it will be postponed until the
Jnd and so on until the weather condi
tions are good.
The weekly card social of the Cath
olic Library Club was held last nigh'
8 k usual and was well attended. The
lady winners were Mrs. Davy, first;
•Mrs. Dennis O'Brien, second; and Mrs.
B. W. Neilly, thiid. Honors to the
mm went to Dennis O'Brien first: I’.
J. Ruane, second, and Geo. Cahill,
third.
The high score contest for the
month of January at the Nome Bowl
i'.g Club resulted in the prize being
..warded to Faxon Lewis. He bowled
33 strings at or above 200 and was
closely followed by Goo. Raboln 82,
and George Huff 29.
r Wo piu.es were offered for the
lady bowlers who made 150 scores or
better. Mis. Chaco had a walkaway
with 24 to her credit and Mrs. O. S.
..caver was seconu with 18.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Fed
c.uted church will give a patriotic
.os.ival on rebiuary 16. It will con
ist of two parts, a turkey dinner
..m 0:30 to 8 o’clock, and a program
..loch will extremely appropriate, and
./ill consist of musical numbers by
Mis. Poteet and an address by Hon.
J. it. Tucker on "Great men of Old
. i gin la." Judge G. J. Lomen will
. reside. The names of Wahsington,
Lincoln and Wilson are used to give
die title and significance to the cele
bration.
The political wires must be down
between Nome und Juneau, according
to Wickersham supporters. They say
.h/-y do not sec so many men showing
telegrams of assurunce that Sulser
has been elected and that he will;
receive his certificate of election In
ample time to take his seat when the :
special session of congress meets. Yet
there be a few Bulzeritea who still
.hick that the convassing board has j
made a mistake somewhere and will'
y»t rectify the error. As the preach
er sayeth, the most blessed opiate in
the world Is delusive hope.
Advertise In The Nome Nugget
AUSTRIA BELIEVED DO HAVE
DECLARED RUTHLESS SEA WAR
International News Service.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—A note has
been received from Austria-Hungary
by the state department which is J
thought to be a declarttion of ruthless
submarine warfare without regard to
imFinut.onul law, thoug.i the con.cn.s (
of the note have not yet been made 1
known to any outs.de high official '
o.ir <_s.
That the Austrian note Is it the
3ame tenor as Germany's’ declaration
L practically conceded by an official
of the slate department who refuses ;
to make any further statement.
II has been fully expected In of
flr ial quarters that Austria would
take the same stand as Germany and
therefore the presentation of hU pass
pert s by the new Austrian umbassa
doi this morning was considered as a
sfreies of humor.
STOCK MARKET WAS
WILDEST EVER 8EEN
' international News Service.
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.—At ten o’clock
this morning when the stock market
opened the news of the government's
intention to sever relations with Ger
many was followed by the wildest
trading ever seen on the floor of the
exchange.
All stocks on the list fell ofT at
the opening and the drop In prices
continued through tho short two hour
session.
The market could not be described
as a panic but rather as a tremend
ously active beur market.
When the exchange closed at noon
for the week the list of securities
showed a depreciation of hundreds of
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EAT MORE APPLES!! ]j
Vk HAT IT MEANS TO EAT AN APPLE
"Do you know what you are
Bating?" said the doctor to the
little girl.
"An apple of course."
| ’You are eating,” said the
' ! doctor, "albumen sugar, gum,
i J malic ucid, gallic acid, fiber, wa
! ter and phosphorus.”
"1 hope those things are good,
they sound alarming?"
"Nolhing could be better. You
ate, I observed, rather too much
meat foi d nner. The malic acid
o*. apples neutralizes the excess
of chnky matter caused by eat
ing too much meat, and thereby
helps to keep you 3ound. Apples
are good for your complexion.
Their acids drive out the noxi
ous matters which cause skin
eruptions. They are good for
your brain, which those sume
anxious matters, if retained,
render sluggish. Moreover, the
acid3 of the»upple diminish the
acidity of the stomuch that
Cuines with some forms of In
digestiun.
Then, too, the phosphorus, of I
which the apple contains a larg
er percentage than any other i
fruit or vegetabe, renews the
essential nervous matter of the
Drain and the spinal column. i
"Oh, the ancients were not
wrong when they esteemed the
apple the food of the Gods—the
magic renewer of youth! to :
which the Gods have resorted
than they felt themselves old
and feeble.
•I think I'll have an apple,”
concluded the doctor.
You can buy Jonathan Apples
Per Case $2 25 Per Dozen 20c
jpolets Stores
millions of dollars as the result of
the three day's slump.
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TO PROVIDE HALF
BILLION FOR WAR NEEDS
'-.Urnationsl Newt Sarvics.
WASHINGTON, Feb. J.—This
morning Senator Thoma3 of Colorauo
.-i.ivuucca in the senate an amend
ment to the revenue bill providing for
an appropriation of half a billion dol
lars to be mude available at once in
order to place the nation in a state of
preparedness for war.
The senator spoke strongly but j
briefly on the perils the future may
held for the United States and de
clared that the lesson of the present is
.lie need of complete preparation.
ASK REGULARS GUARD
MINT FULL OF GOLD
International Naws Savvies.
DENVER, Feb. S.—he director of
the mint here has aaked that a com
pany of regular troops be placed on
guard about the mint to protect It In
cr»e of any disturbances that might
attend the entrance of the United
States in the war.
The mint he declared now holds
c\cr live hundred million dollars In
gold and might be a center of at
tack In case of disorder.
MARE ISLAND PLACED
ON WAR FOOTING
Pacific News Service.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. The
Marc Island navy yard was placed on
a war footing today following orders
form the navy department.
No outsiders are allowed to enter
the yard. All ships now lying at the
yrrd are getting steam up and a
few have moved to an anchorage In
the bay where the entrance may be
watched to prevent egress of interned
German vessels,
Tha Noma Bowling Club's alloys ore
row open from noon to midnight.
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WESTINGHOUSE COMPANY
SHUTS DOWN BY ORDER
i OF THE GOVERNMENT
international News Service.
MEKiDAN, Conn., Feb. 3.—The
Wcstinghouse company hue announc
ed the closing of the doors of the
vMUbiiahiueut uut.l n- At Tnursday.
* In defence of this act the company
j uig>.s that ihe government has order
ed ihe submission of an inventory as
10 the amount of money already paid
and the amount uue from untimshed
cm tracts.
'the plant has been working on big
war orders for allied nations. One
..•ousanu workmen aro affected by the
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MABEL NORMAND AT
DREAM SUNDAY NIGHT
j Tonight the Dream presents a var
ied bill of modern attractions, that
! includes the following subjects, “The
I Harvest of Flame” in two parts, also
“The Seeds of Jealousy" and a high
: piessure comedy that’s a roar from
, ..eg.lining to end.
Sunday night (The Rooster) feat
uring Mabel Normand, Mack Sermeit
and Ford Sterling in a big comedy
j stteam entitled “The Strong Revenge"
1 .aid a powerful three reel picture, a
j
masterpiece of the Lubin studios call
I nd “Her Only Way Out.” These spe
cial numbers will be garnished with
the world’s film news In a Paths
I weekly. The week end program and
; it’s some shpw. Five thousand feet
j .a all.
New laid eggs at Prosser’s Harness
Shop, S’jOO per dosen. Phone Black 5.
Let the Nugget do your letter writ
ing hy aending the Weekly Nugget to
vour friendn « the mu mile—tote m<>.
suspension of work.
SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 3.—Three
plants of the Westinghouse company
here have closed the.r doors for a
feur day shut doan in order that an
inventory of stock may be taken. The
o.ucis to close came from the New
1 o. k ounce auu are uue to oruers
rrom the tuRrul government.
NOTICE.
Such Eagles as have retained their
inuepenuence anu reinaintd m a state
of single blessedness, are pleased to
invite their married brothers and
their wives to tne bachelors party to
oh given Saturday, February 3, 8:30
sharp. They will be particularly
pleased to entertain all their lady
frienus on this occasion.
FEDERATED CHURCH.
At the Congregational church Bunds?
the following services will be held Bov.
John Parsons, pastor.
li 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, "Moun
trin Peaks In the Range of Life.”
Special music will be jtven by the
choir.
The Ladles' Aid Soclet Is to meet
Tuesday at 10 a. m., an all day meet*
Ing to sew for the Davison children
members and others invited. Coffee
and light lunch served.
The public Is Invited le all the nr
•lens of the church.
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