]) EVERY ONE GUARANTEED.
Armours Evaporated
1, lb. tins
USE THEM IN COOKING, JUST AS SATISFACTORY AS FRESH
EGGS. TRY A CAN AND BE CONVINCED.
0. E. CROWLEY CROC. GO.
STOP
LOOK AID LISTEIM
No 386
Wins Chance on Ticket
to Seattle
i NO. 4404 HELD BY MRS. F. W. PETERSON WON THE KODAK.
IF YOU HOLD ANY ONE OF THE ABOVE NUMBERS
PLEASE PRESENT IT—AT ONCE
Lomen Bros.
Three Stores
For Clover Leaf and Hypress
Rubber Boots, Rain Coats and
Slickers at
CHEAP JOHN STORE
TELEPHONE MAIN 48.ONE PRICE TO ALL
If you want to buy
NEW GOODS CHEAP
Come and examine our stock
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
To Get Todays News Todaj
Subscribe For The Nugget
NEWS NOTES
Phil Kessler spilt a lot of blood
yesterday again to satisfy the crav
ing of the epicures of Nome. This
me he slaughtered a beef and a calf
I ml Hilly Webb was his partner tn
lie bloody murder and will make
noney out of it. The slaughter of the
Innocents took place at the milk
■nneh.
i _______
The Pioneer Company’s truck ap
peared on the streets today wearing
a coat of active service paint. Nearly
all of the automobiles In the city who
have seen any wear have been In the
] hands of the decorators. Owners of
j cars are exploring new drives west
f of the city. Will Segerstrom doesn’t
| carp anything for roads—tundra and
! trail looks alike to him—and the fun
! ny thing about It is that lrts ear i»
j least in the repair shop of any in
town.
Harvey Grant, in bringing up Quito
a poke from the Casadepaga country,
gives that section quite a boost. For
. the past few years many old Casa
J miners have been losing faith In that
j area—which has produced quite ft
I little quick money in the good old
i days -and it looks as if there Is some
' good diggings left there yet. Grant
j will return in a few days and will
j start hydraulicklng on his ground.
!,. Having worked consistently for
j fifty five years without a holiday Doc
j P.rinker—without warning—went out
' on strike demanding a four day a
year holiday. ‘‘Cappy’’ McDougal had
: no alternative but to let "Doc” have
j his way, and today "Old Doctor Never
! Sleep” reclines comfortably In the
i biggest and easiest chair at the A.
ft. hall! Faxon I.ewls is holding
! down the telephone at the drug store
| until Drink gets over his Insubordin
j ate streak.
The local banks report a large
' quantity of gold coming in from the
! winter dumps. The amount is much
! greater than it was this time last
j year—probably owing to the nature
j of Die season. Tomorrow the Ban
1 gor dredge will make its first clean
| up and as the boat Is digging in good
! ground the recovery will be large,
j Dime creek dust will swell the out
put of the Seward peninsula consid
| erably and the pokes will soon be
j arriving from that end of the country.
With the sailing of the rtrst boats
- from Nome will see the departure of
several old timers who are going to
! take In tlie big outside. Mr. and Mrs.
; Perry Moore have made tile’ll' reserva
tions and will go direct to Arkansas
1 Hot Springs there to remain until
Perry is himself again. Mrs. Hermann
j Webb and her daughter I.ols will also
| bid good by to Nome ns will Mrs.
I Frank Polet and her little girl who
! are go’ing out to visit their folks. Mr.
! and Mrs. Ted Morris, who have been
witli us all winter, also have booked
through to I.oh Angeles where they
will make their home. Mr. Feliso will
a leave together with his mother
I grandfather.
t _,
Saturday next will be naturalization
day in (lie district court when Judge
T J. K, Tucker will examine several
men desirous of becoming citizens.
Three days are set aside for this pur
jHise in Alaskan courts—at different
periods of the year—however in spe
Have You Investigated
The saving feature connected with the use of
POLETS FRESHLY ROASTED COFFEE
Coupous are Packed
WITH POLET’S COFFEE
Exchangeable for useful and valuable articles.
No chance proposition in this, collect the coupons,
EXCHANGEABLE ANYTIME
■ ■■■■■■■•■■■■■•■■•■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■•■•■■■■■■■■•■a
Ipolets Stores
MAIL TEAM DROWNED IN EAST FORK
JAS. DOGAN HAS NARROW ESCAPE
A. T. A T.
SOLOMON. June 7.—Traveling with
a backboard and two horses, convey
ing the mail from Nome to Council
Jimmy Hogan had a narrow escape
from death on East Fork tMs morn
ing when the ice gave way and the
buckboard and horses dropped
through. Both of the poor animals
were drowned but Bogan managed to
get out and was lucky to save the
mall.
Bogan was employed by Steigel
mier to take the mail from Solomon
to Council. He picked it up at that
point yesterday morning and made
I clal cases the district judge may hold
I court to enable those who come from
far and distant points take out their
final papers. Three or four will prob
ably appear on Saturday which is
regular naturalization day.
At 8:30 lust night Dutch Harbor
wireless station reports the position
of the Nome bound steamers as fol
lows: Umatilla is 308 miles east of
Scotch Cap; Victoria is 302 miles east
of Scotch Cap, while tho Senator's po
sition is given as 1800 miles from
Millcrest, Cal.
According to the best authorities
in tho city that would bring tho
steamers at Unimak pass by nine
o'clock tonight where they will have ^
no fog around Unimak they will pull
their insurance contract. If there is
no fog around Unimak they will pull
out on time and, if the ice conditions
are right, both Victoria and Umatilla
should be anchored at Nome before 6
o’clock on Sunday mooting.
OPPOSE DRAFT BILL
MANY ARRESTED
International News Service.
WASHINGTON, Junle 7.—The de
parement of justice here have begun
their round up of the anti-draft agi
tators today and arrested one hun
dred and forty ttine I. W. W. members
who wore prominent in the movement
In Itockford, Freeport and Belvklere,
II, Jn Chicago (|lne niegroes weire
aorrested for endeavoring to dissuade
others from registering on the day
set aside for such purpose.
Agents of the department through
out the country hnve many names of
!|hnrt; Jtvho were open 'm (heir re
marks In denouncing the conscription
measure. The most prominent and
active of these will be prosecuted,
others will be warned by the depart
ment and kept under observation.
The offenders under the act will be
araigned in the near future and the
prosecutions will all be held at the
some time in the various centers
where the offence occurred.
I
SMELLS OF
GRAFT AND IS
TURNED DOWN
International News Service.
WASHINGTON, June 7.—Charging
that the deal savored of real estate
graft the house sent back to the con
ference committee the three billion
dollar urgent deficiency bill today.
The bill was returned with instruc
f 7045.j
il WINS THE ||
II BANK ACCOUNT I
w \\
;; HOLDER OF THIS TICK' \\
•| ET PLEASE PRESENT IMME
;» DIATEELY. IN CASE THE ‘ >
iS WINNING NUMBER DOES
NOT APPEAR FOLLOWING jj
j j NUMBER WINt , |
| f ;;
NO. 3654 SECOND.
No. 796 THIRD.
NO. 580 FOURTH.
NO. 6421 FIFTH.
Si <;
n - jj
| Hill’s Pharmacy 11
East Fork last night. The upper end
of the Solomon river and the whole
of East Fork Is still solid 'ice. When
the team started out up East Fork
this morning it was thought the Ice
was sufficiently solid to Htand the
weight of the team.
On crossing below the ditch about
8 a. m. and when in the middle of
the stream the Ice gave way under
the team and both dropped under
neath. Hogan had presence of mind;
lie grabbed the mall which he threw
ashore and escaped with a ducking.
Arriving back at East Fork Rogan
endeavored to telephone to Solomon
but failed to make connections so
started out for Ora Finn where he
used the phone and was instructed
to get a saddle horse from there and
go through with the mail.
Mrs. Melanin of Solomon to whom
the horses in part belong, has sent
men to get the buck boa id out of the
river. Both of the horses drowned
were light knockabout horses that had
been used under the saddle pretty
much.
Advertise In The Nome Nugget
Calling Cards at the Nugget Office
lions not to ngroe on the appropria
tion of three million dollars for the
purchase .and equipment as a naval
training site of the old Jamestown ex
position grounds.
The conferees reported favorably
ini this measure which 'included this
purchase but when it came up to the
house today they turned it down by
a vote of one hundred and eighty
four to one hundred and fourteen.
This bill is designed to put the war
and navy department on 4a complete
war footing and the majority in the
house were of the opinion that the
country could get along very nicely
at this time without such an expendl
’ tiiro of funds for tho purpose nbbvs
named.
It 'is exported that the conferees will
now rush the hill through leaving
out the three million for the train
ing site and that the measure will
again come before the. house-within
a few days for ratification.
FOR SALE—CHEAP:
HYDRAULIC PIPE .
1 WHIM 16 H. P.
UPRIGHT BOILERS. .
DRILL ROPE.
1 BOB SLED.
HOISTS.
DARLING A DEAN CO.
Dream Theater
TONIGHT
BIG WAR FEATURE
4 Feathers
In 5 Reels Repeated
ALSO
SCREAM COMEDY
i ' p . . :
a Six Reel Show
Adm. 25c
I - ' -- -
»
I
l
i
V
!THE NONPAREIL!
„p THE BIQ STORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICE. ♦
! READY TO WEAR WEEK £
| AT THE BIG |
! Dissolution Sale f
+ i
» Special values are offered for this week's selling In Ladles and “
Children’s ready-to-wear garments.
| WAISTS, SKIRTS, l
| DRESSES, SUITS §
| Nava Mat tha Haifa af Saerifiaa Priest %
4, t
f SEE OCR WINDOW DISPIJkYS FOR SOME OF THE BIjG BAR- ^
▼ OAINS. (L
Npte-—Sale continues until August SI. ^
• • Z