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A. P. A. Service.
ROME, June 2.—General Bru~
?ati. commander in chief of the
Italian forces in the 1 rentino
district has Been relieved of his
command b_\ order of the war
ministry as a result of the new
Austrian offensive which has ad*
mittedly resulted in the Italians
losing much ground in that sec
tion.
The relieving of General Bru*
sati .? in no way attributed to
hi? lack of capacity but is the
result of an oversight in prepar
ing for the defense of such posi
tions as were attained. It is said
that the genera!, elated by the
rapid Italian advance toward
Roverto, neglected to build solid
trenches lest time should be lost
m the occupation of the city and
to this failure is attributed the
Ip?? of much valuable ground
FEDERATED CHURCH.
At the Congregational church
Sunday the following services
will be held. Rev. John Parsons,
pastor.
11 a- m. Bible school and chil
dren's service.
Adult Bible class will study,
“Christ Before Pilate."
7 p. m. Christian Endeavor
8 p. 111. Worship and sermon
by Dr. John Parsons Subject,
"Ascension Message of J|esus"
Special music will be given by
the choir.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock,
monthly business meeting.
T he public is invited to all the
services of the church.
YUKON MARINE
BULLETIN
Nome Radio, June 3, 1916.
Julia B. down Nulato 6 a. m.
Reliance up Kuyukuk river, 7
a. m.
Davis up Rampart, 5 a. m.
Jacobs up Tolovana 12:20 a. m.
Delta up Nenana, 5:30 a m.
Schwatka up Gibbon for Daw
son midnight.
Kelley and Benchley at Gib
bon.
Sea Wolf arrived at Nulato
from Iditarod 2nd.
Irene at Nulato from Holy
Cross 2nd.
Lake Lebarge about clear.
Steamer Yukon leaves White
horse Monday for Dawson and
down river points.
River open bay still full of ice
at Kotlik.
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The following laDle iUwi the >T
MK temperature ror oot day Cor Um
the following ywro:
1H6. ltl«
June 1.32 30
June 2 .29 31
The Family Paper la the Nam
Delly Nugget.
(luring the Austrian drive. In
some instances he is said to have
tailed to fortify positions of the
utipot strategetical importance
isith lhe result that they were
practically useless for defense
when the Austrians renewed the
offensive. Heavy fighting is in
progress throughout the Carnic
Alps district with the Austrians
continuing their terrific efforts to
drive forward despite the huge
i sses sustained.
J. S. WITHDRAWAL
UP TO CARRANZA
A. P. A. Service
WASHINGTON. June l.—
It is stated on the highest au
thority that the American forces
will not be withdrawn from
.Mexico until Carranza can con
vince the United States that the
border raids can be prevented by
the defacto government and full
and complete control of the bot
her situation maintained without
the United States being compell
ed to maintain a large military
forces along the boundary
Ths intimation will be convey"
ed to Carranza in the state de
partment reply to the latest Car
ranza note asking an explanation
of the continued Amerircan occu
| pancy and requesting the with
drawal of the government forces
Carranza will be informed that
the United Statees cannot see its
i way clear to withdraw the troops
: until his forces can demonstrate
j to the United States that they
| can control the situation.
CARRANZA REPLY
THREATENS
COMPLICATIONS
i
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A. P. A. Special.
WASHINGTON, June i.—
Government officials are inclined
to believe that the state depart
ment reply to the Carranza note
relative to the withdrawal of the
American forces will place a stiU
greater strain on the relations
existing between the Mexican
government and the United
States and serious complications
ae very likely to arise
GOGGIN’S
Our new building will be com"
pleted by Monday morning when
we will be ready for inspection.
When you see our line of deli
cacies reserved for this occasion
you will thing the good ship
Corwin has arrived.
On Wednesday next we give
to our lady patrons the freedom
of our store.
The house of quality.
The string’s are fine for a good
1 old time. But oh, you Sourdougli
H i Dress Boots
I NOW
I $8.00
I^P^A^Peterson^ShoeCo.
NEWS NOTES
i he district court convened
this morning for a short time but
no business was transacted of in
terest to the public.
The \ aldez'Sitka cable was
again opened to the tranmission
of messages at seven o'clock last
night and the long period of de
lays and antique news is over, for
a time at least
A tine baby boy was born to
the wife of Antonio Jacobina
Wednesday morning. Dr. Chace
was in attendance and reports
mother and child progressing
nicely.
A message from the Bear this
morning at io:co stated that the
vessel was then too miles from
Nome. Respecting the ice con
litions the report said the vessel
was in loose pack ice and was
nuking fairly good time.
The Nome Mine Workers
(Anion is today holding its semi
annul election of officers for the
cn.-uing six months. The polls
! were opened at one this after i
1 noon and voting will continue
until 9 p. m. The Federal Labor '
Anion has renewed activities for
the summer season and will hold
elections next week.
1 hc Alaska road commission,
>y dint of much labor, has re
stored the approaches to the Dry
creek bridge which were washed
•away during the recent high
water and the highway is again
open to travel. Much labor was
also expended in safe guarding
the Snake river bridge against
the combined action of ice and
water. The structure is now re
ported in no danger.
Owing to the considerable low
ing of the temperature creek
wards yesterday, sluicing was
suspended at many points as net
enough water was running to
work effectively. The sharp
haw this morning started things
going again today, however, and
Ltich reports as have come to
hand indicate that the miners are
again busy with ample water for
ill needs.
Mr. Steve Dakken has prepared
a set of plans and specifications
covering the several proposals
relative to the pumping plant in
which every possible item of con
struction costs and costs of op
eration are included for both
steam and oil driven plants- The
i scheme has been worked out in
very comprehensive manner and
furnishes some excellent argu
ments as to why it might be ad
viseable for Nome to establish ;
her own power plant. The plans j
may he seen at the city hall.
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I he Nome Brass Band will i
hold its Sourdough dance at I
-agle hall tonight and will be
here is all its glory to dispense
he dulcet strains to which the
public will disport itself. The
affair will be of the informal
order and those attending can
\e«-ir any stye of clothing that
f lits their desires. The main
object is to have a good time and
the band boys wish every one to
forget their dress suit and come
prepared to enjoy themselves.
[ Dn-at care has been taken in the
I selection of music and all other
arrangements have been careful
ly prepared so that attendants
are assured of everything in the
line of comforts that could be
provided. Band music as the in
spiration for tripping feet is so
1 rare in Nome that the big hall
I will probably be filled when the
' opening number is played.
I _
j The new Goggin building is
now rapidly nearing completion
and the work of moving in will
commence Sunday. The exterior
work is practically finished and
only a few touches are needed to
complete the building. . .
! Win. Webb, who is engaged
j in raising the fund for the grav~
j cling of Steadman avenue be~
I yond the Episcopal church is
hiding a ready response from
.hose who are interested in the
project. The work of improving
the highway will commence as
soon as the snow is gone.
Three or four men started
lown the coast this morning in
answer to a telephone call from
llarry Ray of the Kimball dredge
and it is inferred that he intends
to 'Start operations within a
short time.
Capt. Ross took a look at the
ice from the top of the court
iioiise this morning and reports
that the ice appears unbroken
between Nome and Sledge isl
and but to the southeast and
about twelve miles out the lead
which is visible from shore is
about a mile wide and the pack
appears much broken up.
The 1. O. O. F. held their semi
annual election of officers last
evening and the following were
chosen to fill the various offices
for the ensuing term:
Thomas Kohannick, noble
grand; Harry Pigeon, vice
grand; Frank S. Polet, secretary;
ieo- A. Diamond, treasurer.
The open lead in the ice pack
widened appreciably during the
night and extends along the coast
l as far as can be seen from the
higher elevations. The question
of whether the Bear will be able
to get in is now assuming tre
mendous importance in the min^s
if Nomeites hut as nothing is
known as to the actual state of
thg ice in this vicinity it is some
what difficult to speculate. It
might be a day or it might be a
week befor<, the vessel arrives.
''
Through the courtesy of the
signal corps, the Nugget is en~
bled to publish the following
table showing the standing of the
teams of both the National and
American leagues up to May 27.
The tables includes the games
played on that day.
As will be noted thP percen
tages, in two or three instances,
lo not agree with the number of
games plaved. This cannot be
rectified owing to lack of knowl
edge of where the error may lie
and the table is, therefore, pub~
’ished as received:
National league. Won. Lost PrC
j Rrooklyn.19 19 .630
New York . 18 13 .571
Philadelphia . ... 19 14 -576
Boston.15 16 .486
Chicago.17 20 459
EAGLE HALL
SUNDAY NIGHT.
ALL STAR SHOW.
5,000 feet of new film.
2 Reels.
Comedy Drama.
THE COUNTERFEITERS.
With Florence Lawrence and
Matt Moore. Repeated.
Rex Universal.
CLOSED GATES.
Philip Smalley and Ella Hall.
Nestor Universa
Western Drama.
THE RENUNCIATION.
A Hilarious Comedy.
•SHE WANTED A HUSBAND'
A Banner Show. Don’t Miss It.
Violin, Miss Bertha Johnson.
Piano Prof. Bourret.
ADM. a$ cts
DREAM IhEAIRE
TONIGHT.
Big Western Comedy.
THE REAL THING
IN COWBOYS
Kalem.
THE HAND OE DESTINY.
Lubin.
TRIBUNAL OE
CONSCIENCE
An Uproar S. & A.
ON THE JOB.
SUNDAY NIGHT.
THE ROOSTER. One mile ol
Film- Special.
NIGHT HAWKS.
2 Parts.
PATHE WEEKLY.
A Scream Feature
Miss Mabel Normand in
HOFFMAN’S LEGACY.
And another Comedy attraction
■ SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE.
First show 6:30 prompt.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
Miss Florence La Badie in
ROBINSON CRUSOE.
Grand Matinee.
MRS. H. BURGH Pianist.
ADM. 35 cts.
I MEN'S I
NEW SPRING HATS 1
set WINDOW DISPLAY |
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
Cincinnati.17 21 .447
St' Louis .14 20 .444
Pittsburg .14 20 .412
Am. League.
Washington .. ..24 11 .686
Cleveland.23 12 .658
I New York ...... 19 13 .594
Poston.17 18 .480
: Detroit.13 20 394
St. Louis.12 21 .308
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A news dispatch received by
the Nugget today dated June 1
-Pates tnat the steamship Uma
tilla was due to sail for Nome at
9 p. m. on that date. Inasmuch
as a message was received on the
evening of May 31 stating that
the vessel was to leave “tonight”
Pie discrepancy in the two state
ments is somewhat mystifying. It
is indicated that the Seattle cor
respondent was mistaken in the I
sailing date or inadvertantly
substituted ‘“tonight” for the (
words, “tomorrow night” or else I
the first message was garbled
during the course of transmis
sion. A copy of the printed
i schedule of sailing dates issued
by the Pacific Coast Company,
received some weeks ago by Mr.
Lilly, gives the date of the sail
ing of the Umatilla as June I
The Dream presents four sin
gle reel standard attractions to
night. Two carefully selected 1
comedies, guaranteed under the
pure fun laws and built for laugh"
ingpurposes only. The others
nn a aa ^ a*. ___
are a Selig western titled The
weal tiling in Lowuoys and an
o. ana /v. eastern i ne weal t lung
in toinooys. A uig snow; a
i lot in quicK action. i>ee it.
bunuay nignt, the Rooster,
oiassiueu pictures only. One mile
oi nnn anu mere aie sixteen pic“
mrs to tne linear toot, bee tnem
ail. i\igiu iiawks an b- and A.
special in two parts; Bathe
weexly, the worlds hlmed news
sheet; bauce for the Goose a
\ itagraph scream and, lastly,
everyuouy's favorite Miss Mabel
iNlormand in i iott man 's Legacy
fa tonic.) The latter picture is
repeated by request. First show
at 6:30.
i omorrow afternoon a grand
matinee at 2:3o featuring Miss
i'lorence La Badie in Miss Rob"
inson Crusoe and the Ashes of
1 hree. Also a big roaring com
edy. A five reel show. Usual
prices..
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
Dr. \\ . D’Arcy Chace has re
moved his offices to the Albright
building over the quarters occu
pied by the new Lomen studio c
where he will receive patients at
the usual hours.
NOTICE.
Dr. Mustard’s office and resi
dence is no\V located in the Wild
Goose building, otherwise known
as the Tin Bank building.
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