If our friL'nd> and patrons, who have not
yet received one of our calenders, will give us
their name, w e will be glad to see that one is
delivered to them.
D. E. CROWLEY
NEWS NOTES
The total registration up to
noon today was 265, only a slight
increase over yesterday.
Andy Olsen of Center creek is
in town with a badly infected
finger and is receiving treatment
from Dr. Heimlich.
Martin Ravenkilde. the Je«?
creek operator, returned to the
scene of his labors this morning
after a short visit to the city.
Win. Stiegelmier will return to
Solomon in the morning with a
considerable consignment of
freight for the Solomon section.
Reeistrations will close at the
city hall net Saturday at 11 p. m.
according to the announcement
of the city clerk published else
where. The last three evenings of
the week the office will be kept
open during the evening to allow
diltaorvi voters to get in then
names.
The mail authorities announce
that the last outside mail of the
winter will leave Nome during
the present month. The last par
cels post and registered mail ship
nent will close on March 24
while the last ordinary first da
will depart a week later. March
31. N'o second class will be ac
cepted for the latter shipment.
Friends of Mr. S. I. Carmen
who has been under the weather
for a considerable period, will be
glad to learn that he is now wel'
recovered and has been discham
d from further attention by his
physician. Dr. Heimlich. Mrs
Frank Teterson, who has also
been under the care of the same
The HILL PHARMACY Sells the Famous
L f\ A Worm Remedy that positively removrt
Supreme Dog Remedies every Worm—round, -tape,—every kmd—
•Dr. t elane> *h’ immediately. |
A Distemper Remedy that is doing wonder
ful work among the dogs in the States. |
A better Mange Remedy than you've pro
bably ever useJ before. Try i* and see !
A mighty good Liniment for rubbing down
running dogs and keeping feet in good condi
tion.
Many other Vermilax Remedies and re
quisites --see them all at the
HILL PHARMACY j
i GGGGIN’S
rile bi>r Sale Is NOW ON
arid will continue all this week.
Everything at a Sacrifice
in ail lines
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♦
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.
PAdfIC (OLD STORAGE COMPANY
I PHOENIX HOSE
as corapleteas now
90c TO $2.00
Special prices per bo*
P. A. Peterson Shoe Co.
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NEW STOCK
LOW PRICES
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THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
**v.
physician for some time, is now
convalescing rapidly
The case of McConnell vs. Em-j
pire Tin Mining Company was!
: called in the district court this
! morning for the purpose of taking
j die testimony of one witness but
the final trail of the case was con i
1 tinued until after the opening o'
navigation. O. D. Cochran rcpre
sented the defendant company
and T. M. Reed appeared for th
^plaintiff.
An announcement in the Filn
News states that Sadie Lindblon
wife of Eric O. Lindblom. one o
the original discoverers of gob
n this section, is at present direct
ing the film company organize)
by Mr Lindblom with headquar
ters in San Mateo, Cal. The ar
tide states that "Miss" Lindblon
as she is know in the movi
world, is also a talented writei
of movie plays and also take
leading parts in the photo pro
iuctions
The Miners Home club dance
ast evening brought out a larg
crowd of the members and thei
ady friends and a very enjoyabh
vetting was spent. The organ
ation will hold the usual weekly
card social tonight and will als
commence the annual trophy
.vhist contest which has been one
of the features of the earlier year:
of the club’s existence. The con
test will cover a period of si>
.seeks and the winners will lx
hose who have achieved tlx
ugliest score for that period.
At the Dream: Big pictures all
.his week commencing tonight
.vith a Vitagraph headliner en
titled “Brandon’s Last Ride,” it
two parts, “The Baker Stree
Mystery,” a rousing, rollicking
comedy and a splendid railroa
picture with a telling delivery
.itled “The End of the Run." To
morrow night The Perils of Patt-.
ine, eleventh episode, supple
mented by a late issue of tlx
Pathe Weekly. Friday and Sat
srday ‘"^appho” in six parts.
Registration continues slow de
pite the general warming up of
the political pot. So far but few
'f the ladies have entered thei'
names as prospective voters. Tlx
city clerk states that the ladier
hould be informed that registra
tion is absolutely essential for tlx
I casting of the feminine vote and
the ladies should not forget if
they wish to share in the affairs
of government. The new law also
provides that the ladies do not
have to “fess up” about how
many summers they have seen.
Ml the statutes requires is that
the person registering shall be.
k ove the legal voting age.
The Nome Moose lodge held
Mieir annual election of officers
last night at a rousing meeting ir
their new quarters in the oh'
Eagle hall. Philip Murphy, vice
dictator during the present term
was unanimously elected to the
dictatorship. His place will be
occupied during the ensuing term
by Norval Lewis, who was raised
to the vice dictatorship from the
position of conductor. Robert
Tames w'as again re-elected to the
post of prelate. J- P. Jones to the
position of secretary and Will
iam Stipek was chosen to fill the
vearly vacancy in the board of
trustees- The position o* outside
and inside guards were filled by
Earl Modini and Wm. Koch, re
spectively. The lodge also se
lected the representatives to the
grand lodge, all of whom must
be past dictators. Those chosen
were J. P. Jones and Alfred
Lomen The new officers will be
installed into office the second
Monday in April.
One of the closests contested
and most interesting matches of
the series was played at the
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Board of Trade last evening be-)
i tween Adams playing 400 anil!
| Burroughs wSo. '1 he game wasj
I replete with interesting and skill !
! iui play throughout and kept the*
I fans excited from the outset. I he,
next to the last inning found the j
contestants standing so close to- j
i Tether that a slip by either meant
he loss of the game. The score
if Adams was 392 with eight to
TO while Burroughs was within
• hree of the finish, having a total
>f 177 points to his credit. Adams
won by a spectacular play that
wrought the fans to their feet.
Messrs. Fromm and Corbin play
ng 65 and 60 also met in an in
"resting game which was won by
the former by a score of 65 to
2 in 71 innings.
This evening Thompson and
McGuire will meet at eight and
vill be followed by Lehmann and
Melin*
1ERMANY WILL
MAKE GOOD
\ P. A. Service.
WASHINGTON, March 14.
’nofficial advices received hv th
tate department today indicat"
hat the German government w;,l
ake complete amends to the
'nited States in the event of it
eing found that a German sub- 1
"arine was responsible for th
inking of the Norwegian steame
'ilius. Chairman Page of tlm
iaval committee stated in an m 1
mview this afternoon that the
resident has urged him to hum
he naval bill as much as possible
GREECE REGRETS NEW
DEMANDS OF ALLIES
v. P. A Service
BERLIN. March 14.—Accord
ng to an announcement of the
'Overseas News Agencv, received
odiy. Greece has refused the lat
■“st demands made upon her b\
he entente allies.
MANITOBA VOTES DRY.
\. P. A. Service.
WINNIPEG, March 14.—By?
vote of one of the provinces of
lanitoba yesterday approved the
•provincial temperance act which
will close all bars, wholesale li
quor houses and licensed clubs
in that province on May 31.
Glover’s Dog Remedies.
The standard for many years.
Lomens’ Drug Store.
CLOSING OF POLL BOOKS
ii.
The poll books will close Sat
urday, March 25th, 1916, at 11
o’clock p. m.
The city clerk’s office will be
kept open on the evenings of the
' 23rd, 24th and 25th of March for
egistration.
E. GRIMM,
City Clerk.
Protect your eyes.
Snow glasses and eye glasses.
25c to $1-50.
A complete assortment.
L°men’s Drug Store.
1
The following table mown the av
erage temperature for each day for the
hr following years:
lilt. 191«
March 1 . 26 —14
March 2 .18 —18
March 3.08 —4
March 4.4 —14
March 5.o —15
March 6.4 —19
March 7.8 —19
March 8.—9 —17
March 9. 4 —17
March 10.14 —17
March 11 .10 —25
March 12. 9 —14
March 13 .12 —19
ST. PATRICK’S DAY
ANNUAL BALL
Under Auspices of the
Knights of Robert Emmet
17th MARCH
Eagle Hall Adm. 1.50
Dancing 9:30 sharp Ladies Free
K'f't* 4.4 4 4 4 4 4 *'4444
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! A Few Specials +
4* ON OUn BARGAIN COUNTER THIS WEEK. .
f QUAIL BRAND BERRIES. UA1 CANS,65c l'ER CAN.
f QUAIL BRAND PEACHES. GAL. CANS. 45c PER CAN.
f* QUAIL BRAND APRICOTS. QAL. CANS, 46c l’ER CAN
ft QUAIL BRAND RHUBARB. OAL. 40« TER CAN 4
f, SEA PORT PEACHES. *4.00 PER CASE. 4
^ FORCE 8 packages for *1.00. 4
£ SHREDED WHEAT BISCUITS. 8 packages for *1.04) 4
t MOLLER’S GROCERY!
it PHONE. Main 86 211 FRONT StT 4
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POWER PLANT PROPOSITI
With the exception of the hon
orable mayor, t tie entire council
nanic Louy were on hand at ttie
eguiar iUonday night meeting 01
lie common council. Council- j
..an Lehmann was elected to
reside alter some ciiscuss.on as:
o the proper course of proceed
e uuiing which the city attor
ley informed the council that a
.lesiuing onicer must be eiecteu
.c each meeting in the absence,
if the mayor. 'Hie minutes o
ne previous meeting were rea,
.nd approved. 1 he clerk read a
.ommunication from W. A.
^oyce protesting against his
taxes on the grouna that they
.vere higher than two years ag.
ind asking a more equitable as
.essment.
1 he reports of the city clerk
,nu treasuier were read disclos
iig that the city strong box con
unied the sum of $7,820.02, with
iiitstanaing warrants of $i,oyj.
claims anu accounts against tm
,ity 111 the sum of $7425 were
cad and referred to the finance
:ommittee. Councilman ko^.
speaking on the Boyce comunica
,ion, said that he knew that the
.ommumcant was taxed for prop
erty that he diu not own, tuui
asiue from one building, he hau
10 property other than the tools
md machinery of his trade and
tie, thereiore, tnougnt uiat 1.
would be propert to investigate
.he application- He thereupon
...oveu that such investigation be
made. Chairman Lehmann calleu
or an “aye” or "nay” vote which
was responded to with such vigor
for and against that it was im
possible to determine which was
the preponderating vote. Leh
mann then directed a roll call
which was a tie. Lehmann,
Ross and Thompson vot
ing "yes,” Burgh, Blake and Ro
man "no.” Burgh stated that it
was no use to take up the appli
cation and called attention to the
council having tabled all similar
applications. He could not see
why the council should take any
other action in the case under
discussion. Lomen said that if
the members who voted for the
motion had given the matter
proper consideration he though
they would not assume their
present attitude. The Darling &
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Dean application had been refus
ed after a month ot investigation
and now they wanted to look up
others of the same kind, iiaving
icfused to reopen one case he did
not see why they should desire to
treat this one any different, koss
said that it was not the intention
to have the council "get busy’ and
reduce the taxes of the applicant
at once. V\ hat was desired was
an investigation in the interest of
airness and the council could act
jii it at the next meeting.
Lehmann then ruled that, in
asmuch as there was a tie, the
natter would be left over until
he return of Mayor Diamond.
Blake then addressed the coun
-il on the municipal pumping
dant question and insisted that
he council be appointed a com
nittce of the whole to investigate
he light and power question. A
notion that the council resolve
tself into a committee for the
stated purpose was seconded and
jarried. (Jy motion of Council
an Burgh Councilman Blake
was appointed chairman of the
ommittee. Claims against the
nunicipnlity aggregating $943.45
nd including the bills for city
gluing and snow removal and
he monthly payment on the
umping contract, were read and
lie same, having been approved
>y the finance committee, were
ordered paid on motion of Burgh,
econded by Lomen There be
ing no further business, the
council then adjourned on mo
ion of Thompson.
Glover’s Dog Remedies.
The standard for many years.
Lomens’ Drug Store.
ODD FELLOWS AND RE
BEKAS ATTENTION.
All Rebekas and Odd Fellows
(and their families are invited to
attend card social and dance
'given by the Rebekas at small
Eagle hall, Wednesday evening
at 8:30. ANNA FROMM,
Noble Grand.
Far firtt cl«*» work anu prompt da -
'livery phone Main 151 and the People's
Steam Laundry will tend and get yeur
| laundry.
W. J WILLIAMSON. Prep.
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g NOME’S POPULAR DRY GOODS HOUSE 9
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ADVANCE SHOWING
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| PLAID DRESS GOODS I
g Plaids are to be the vogue this coming spring. The fol* g
O lowing is quoted from “The Elite Styles” America’9 best 0
g style book: “Some very soft and lovely plaids are shown in g
Ismail patterns and Seotch tartans, and are well worth the O
attention of the woman who is looking for something differ- g
ent.” See our window display of these pretty fabric*. They O
will interest you. Price* from g
.50 TO $2.50 I