If our friends and patrons, who have not
yet received one of our calenders, will give us
their name, we will be glad to se« that one is
delivered to them.
D. E. CROWLEY j
NEWS NOTES ;
Frecl Larson left this morning
with the Teller mail.
Jake Kristan left on a vacation
trip to the Kruzgamapa hot
springs vesterdav.
The Seattle Trade Register for
December states that the Bangor
Dredge Company of Nome has
filed articles of incorporation. The
company i- incorporated for
$i oo.ooo and will engage in a gen
■ Nome.
The incorporates are T. T. Cole.
John Brower. Chas. Mitchell, J.
A. Pachelder and Arthur Cole, all
of Nome
Tin usual large turnout mark
ed the card social of the Miners
Home Club last evening and
twenty eight tables were filled by
the whist enthusiasts- The prize
winners among the ladies were:
First, Mrs- A. E. Keys, second,
Mrs. Robert Carey, third Mrs.
Bessie Moore. Captain Thomp
son carried off. chief honors
among the men with J. J. Elliott
second and Gus Steinfeld third.
Tlie entertainment committee
of the chamber of commerce will
meet tomorrow afternoon at
Hunter hall to complete arrange
menest for holding the '‘boost
ers day" in contemplation fo1
some time, the purpose of which
is to give the public an oppor
tunity to learn the nature of the
work and plans contemplated by
the chamber of commerce relative
to th< betterment of local condi
tions both industrial and com
mercial. The meeting of the en
tertainment committee will be
attended by the chairman of the
various chamber of commerce
committees, who w ill explain the
The KILL PHARMACY Sells the Fimous
VER.MIL AX ~~7Z „ . .TT
A V\ ofro Kemedy that positively remove*
Supreme Dog Remedies every Worm—reund.-Upe,-every kmd
•Ur. , dun.,-*' immediately. |
A Distemper Remedy that is doing wonder,
ful work among the dogs in the States. J
A better Mange Remedy than you've pro
fcably ever uaed before. Try U and are!
A mighty good Liniment for rubbing down
tunning doga and keeping feet in good condi
tion. I
Many other V ermilax Remake* and re
quintas—see tf-ean all at the 1
HILL PHARMACY f
LENTEN SPECIALS
CN ALL KINDS OF SALT. SMOKED AND CAN
NED FISH AT PRICES LOWER THAN ANY OTHER
STORE IN NOME.
WE INVITE YOU TO LOOK OVER OUR ASSORT
MENT AND PRICES. ALSO THE VERY BEST PETA
LUMA EGGS AT 50 CENTS PER DOZEN.
GOGGIN'S
The Quality Store.
miTMfiiMBHarr iruiii in ■ a——— i-——
titt*pfi 'Stasnsi •’•■zsr^nttrmmm» 9XBxmaamtesmjnmmr*K
EGGS!
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.
PACIFIC (OLD STORACiE COMPANY
KT NO OTHER TIME
IS OUR STOCK OF
PHOENIX HOSE
as corapletaas mw
90c TO $2,00
Special prices per box
P. A. Peterson Shoe Co.
****** —V* .i'-. rwrv •
I NEW STOCK
LOW PRICES
AT
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
character of their work. Others
wnl also be invited to address the
meeting. The meeting will take
place at three p in
Marshal Jordan departed for
i Bluff this morning on business
connected with his office.
Mayor Geo. Diamond and F
{•viesele returned today from t
visit to the Hot Springs
Otto Olson, who has been i
Solomon for several days is re
ported to have left Solomon thi
morning on his return to Nome
Tlie outside mail departed frorr
Solomon at nine o’clock thi
morning The consignment con
Gsts of both first and second das'
of which three sacks are said to
’ e first.
So far no definite arrangement
lnve been made as to the base
[ball serii«. The management are
ndeavoring to make arrange
ments of some nature to continu
be sport and it is barely possibl
•hat something may yet develop
It is announced that the clever
comedy-drama. "A Scrap of Pa
er," for which preparations have
been under way for some time
will be shown on April I. Pe
hearsals hav e been going on fo
some time and the cast is nov
thoroughly trained in the various
arts. There are eleven we’!
know people in the play. Mis
Raker is directing the productio
That the political pot is com
mencing 10 uuu is unsealed uy
me announcement oi tne -aiiui
b«icj ui v v in c-.uuy tor me Oiiice
oi v..iy cierK aim magi .tiatc. ir.
c.uuy is tne niot in me neiu. Al
mougn me na.iies )i several otner
caiiuioates ior vauous omces nave
been wmspereu aiouna aurmg
jme past wei.t none ui tnem nave
so lar co tie out ot the brush,
with the announcement ot rUr.
c-uuy s canuiuacy mere win prou*
amy ue a rusn to get into tne
outlie eye
Discussing the prospects toi
the estaoiisimient oi a city’pu.ni
! nig aaa ugnt piant a pionunent
I ii.emuer oi me cny oniciai tam.u
wno nas postea nnnseit on the
| matter, ueciares tnat an enoit in
J ;i! - infection snouiu have Oce.i
j i.iadt long ago. ue turtner states
i tnat tnciC is no logical reason
! way a piant ot tne caaiacter con
teii.piateu uy tne council should
| not ce a complete success tiom
siait ana Ultimately result in a
; substantial ueciease in tne tax
! tion late thiougn lowering tile
b.ty expense.
A big banner five reel show will
1 be put on tne screen at the Lagh
j han movits lhursuay night. Ne
i show will be given on Friday
I night on account ot the "Kouei i
, Fmmett dance. On Thursday
night. Little Billy Jacobs, the
j wonaertul child actor, will ap
pear with F'ord Sterling in a rat
j tnng comedy. Memories of long
! ago or Grandmothers’ Lamp i;
a splendid told story and one o
the best photoplays ever seen n
Nome. A tale of the European
wars told on the screen Don
miss it. Miss Bertha Johnsor
, w ill play violin selections during
the entire evening.
Two games were played in thi
j Board of Trade billiard tourna
ment last evening, botli of whici
I were of considerable interest t<
the large gathering of fans. Leh
niann, 125, won from Mciin, no
by a score of 125 to 96 in 88 in
nings and Thompson won fron
McGuire by one point in a mate!
at no even- A big game in thi
A class will be played this eve
ning, the contestants being Grigs
!by and Smith. Grigsby play;
450 and concedes his opponen
fifty. An additional game will b
! ST. PATRICK'S DAY
ANNUAL BALL
Under Auspices of the j
Knights of Robert Emmet
17th MARCH
Eagle Hall Adm. 1.50
Dancing 9:30 sharp Ladies Free
i
Mueller vs. Crowley at ioo points
even. As the management ex
pects the games to bring forth
an unusually large crowd, ar
. angement are being made for the
I.nstallation of extra chairs so that
all may have an opportunity to
ee the games in comfort.
Following is the standing of
:hc players in the D class at the
present time: Won. Lost.
Jhace . I 3
.eed.2 4
Binder .4 I
i Corbin.2 3
! i'r y. 2 I
| ones .X 2
Pro mm .2 o
Ed Pfaffle, Mrs- Van Sickle
nd a number of others arrived
j in the city from out of town
loints yesterday. Mrs. Van Sic
kle returned from a short visit
i the Council section and Mr.
Pfaffle is over from the inland
y on business.
Watson and Woodside closed
down on the Mint claim yester
lay, having finished work on the
ground blocked out. A new shatf
has been sunk and the work of
locking out. A new shaft has
een sunk and the work of block
ng out for summer operations
will commence shortly. Bongard
nd partners on the adjoining
’.round have also closed down for
he present.
At the Dream tonight, the Per
ils of Pauline, eleventh episode.
Former thrills enacted by Miss
Pearl White are paled into insig
nificance by the magnitude of her
breathless undertaking in this
! imazmg chapter. Each succeed
I ing thrill excels in daring and in
tensity the one before. An auto
mobile driver known as the
"Speed Limit King” is utilized in
lie plot follows, Pauline racing
I with death, the speed maniac
! dashing over a steep emb’ank
I ment, the huge car falling hun
, dreds of feet in full view of the
J audience. A thrilling sensation.
| Jon't miss it- A late October
j issue of the Pathe Weekly will
also be shown—amputation of
; the leg of Sarah Bernhardt ana
i he “Divine Sarah" convalescent.
Vlso five thousand German war
; prisoners landing in England.
Thursday night, Eagle hall, a
story of the Franco-Prussian
war told on the screen. Don’t
miss it
_
Protect your eyes.
Snow glasses and eye glasses.
25c to $1-50.
A complete assortment.
L°men’s Drug Store.
i
| Th« following table snows the av
: ► rage temperature for each day for the
ihe following years:
mi. me
| March I .26 —14
| March 2 .18 —18
! March 3.08 —4
i March 4.4 —14
I March 5.0 —15
| March 6.4 —19
March 7.8 —19
March 8.—9 —17
March 9. 4 —17
'March 10.14 —17
: March 11 .10 —25
' March 12. 9 —14
March 13 .12 —19
’March 14.13 —14
Glover’s Dog Remedies.
The standard for many years.
Lomens’ Drug Store.
WE CAN DO IT.
Far flret c!a«s werh and prompt de
livery phene Main HI and the Feeple's
S Steam Laundry will send and s*t year
t laundry.
W. J WILLIAMSON. Free.
X’t******'** i* 4-•* 4 HM-**«•*• 4*4.44.4
* A Few Specials 5
4 ON OUR BARGAIN COUNTER THIS WEEK.
+ QUAIL BRAND BERRIES. GAL. CANS,65c PER CAN.
+ QUAIL BRAND PEACHES. OAL CANS. 46c PER CAN.
4 QUAIL BRAND APRICOTS. OAL. CANS, 46c PUR CAN *$“
4 QUAIL BRAND RHUBARB, OvL. 40a PER CAN 4
SEA PORT PEACHES, $4jOO PER CASE. 4
i FORCE, 8 poaMagwa toe *1.00. 4
J SHREDED WHEAT BISCUITS, 8 paoteiRes for *1.00. ^
X MOLLER’S GROCERY I
X PHONE. Main M 211 FRONT BT. 4
f.44444.44.4.4 +++4f+444»H*4*4*4«+4‘*:
TAFT JOINS OPPONENTS
OF BRANDIES
• 1 1
A. P. A. Service.
I WASHINGTON, March 14.—
Taft and six other former presi
dents of the American Bar As
sociation protested today to the
senate judiciary committee
against the confirmation of the
nomination of Brandies. The let
ter which voices the protest of the
’earned jurists savS, ‘‘Taking into
view the reputation, character
and professional career of Bran
dies he is not a fit person to be a
member of the supreme court of
the nation.”
NEW BOAT FOR
THE KUSKOKWIM
A. P. A. Service.
SEATTLE, March 14.—The
Westward Navigating Company,
which is building several new
motor driven boats for service in
the waters of western Alaska,
dosed a contract today for the
construction of a hmh powered,
motor driven boat which will be
employed on the Kuskokwitn riv
er to connect with the steamer
Tana, owmed by A1 Zipf and
Omar J. Humphrey, plying be
tween Bethel and McGrath.
ALLEGED BLACKMAILERS
ASSISTANTS EXTRADITED
A. P. A. Service.
SEATTLE, March 14.—Dottie
Cotts and Lillian Peterson who,
with Isabella Clayberg, who are
wanted by the police in connec
tion with the attempted black
mail of Samuel I. Silverman, the
Alaskan who was nearly caugnt
by the so-called ‘‘photo black
mailer,” Louis Sichler, were re
turned here today from Califor
nia in charge of detectives who
have been on their trail since
Sichler was arrested. The Peter
son woman fled to Montreal on
hearing of Sichler’s arrest but
returned almost immediately to
: California where she was at once
arrested. The Clayberg woman
| was also arrested in Los Angeles
I but will fight extradition.
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.
i*h« Family P9p«,r la tha Vonv.
Da!#' Nugget
1
Political Cards
CANDIDATE FOR
CITY CLERK AND MUNICI
PAL MAGISTRATE.
VV. M. Eddy
Election Tuesday, April 4, 1916.
R. R. COMMISSION
CALLS FOR SUPPLY BIDS
A. P. A. Service.
SEATTLE, March 14.—The
engineering commission in charge
of the work of building the Al
aska railroad are commencing
active preparations for the re
newal of operations early in the
summer and large quantities of
supplies are being purchased in
readiness for forwarding to the
north. Material of various sorts
is being accumulated and the
commission is also contracting for
such food supplies as will be used
during the season. The commis
sion today called for bids for
twelve hundred thousand pounds
of beef, pork and mutton for the
use rtf the Alaska railroad forces
during the season. The bids will
be opened May 15.
' v
WILL SIDE TRACK
LEGISLATION
FAVOR ARMY BILL
A. P. A. Service.
WASHINGTON, March 14.—
In keeping with the desire of
President Wilson to have the ad
ministration preparedness meas
ures rushed through congress,
the house committee on rules to
day appointed a sub-committee to
confer with Speaker Clark on the
question of sidetarcking all other
legislation in favor of the army
bill, immediately after the pas
sage of the free sugar repeal bill
wh'ch is scheduled to come up
within a few days. The presi
dent is thoroughly anxious to
I have the principal administration
I measures come up for early con
sideration. evidently fearing that
congress may again resort to the
same measures as marked the de
feat of the administration ship
ping bill during the last session
Wilson is undoubtedly bringing
all possible pressure to bear on
the party leaders to force thing*
hrough as rapidly as possible.
Glover’s Dog Remedie*.
j The standard for rrary year*.
Lomens’ Drug Store. *
I THE NONPAREIL!
1 NOME’5 POPULAR D2Y UOODS HOUSE |
§ ^ ,
| ADVANCE SHOWING |
| PLAID DRESS GOODS j
2 Plaids are to be the vogue this coming spring. The fol* 2
Q lowing is quoted from “The Elite Styles” America’s be* O
0 style book: “Some very soft and lovely plaids are shown in 0
O small patterns and Scotch tartans, and are well worth the O
0 attention of the woman who is looking for something differ- $[
O ent.” See our window display of these pretty fabrics. They C'
2 will interest you. Prices from S|
.50 TO $2.50 1
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