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BELLE BODY. CONFEDERATE
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THE COWBOY AND THE
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We make a specialty of making sad
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NORTH POLE BAKERS
EAGLE HALL
Moving Pictures
FRIDAY NIGHT
□ rams
LETTERS OF A LIFETIME
Drama
BREAKING OF THE FUED
MUTUAL WEEKLY
SUNDAY NIGHT
Drama
BLUE GRASS ROMANCE
2 Reel. 2
Comedy
THE SIMPLE LIFE i
ADMISSION. 25 conts.
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FIRST GAME
Tigers vs. Eagles
SECOND GAME
Bears vs. Malamutes
EAGLE HALL
SATURDAY JAN,23,1915
ADM. 50c
RESERVED SEATS AT ROSE CANDV STORE. jj
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NEWS NOTES
You get th« most and all the very
latest war news In the Nugget
outside mail will reach Golovin to
day at S p m. on its way to Nome
The information given the Nugget
of the robbery of the residence of Mrs
Richardson was incorrect in several de
tails Mrs. Richardson says that no
money was taken from the house. The
thief took a watch bracelet, a watch
■ twin with nugget charm, and a gold
locket The value of the property was
about seventy-five dollars A purse
containing a cheek and one dollar In
ca«h was not disturbed
There was a large crowd at the
Minor* Home Club last night and an
unusually good time was had by the
members and their lady friends The
early part of the evening was dev oted
t ' whist after which a splendid lunch
was served which was provided by the
ladies Panning was then indulged In
i for several hour* The club is in a
flourishing condition, has a splendid li
brary a good commodious hall and a
snmolh dance floor T.ast night's social
was tlie best of the season and was so
successful and popular that the club
will probahlv repeat last nights pro
gram in the near future. The winners
of prize* in ttie whist games were on
the part of the ladles Mrs Kd Young
first Mr« Toe Kmst second and Mrs
Holden the hoobv On the part of the
gentlemen Kd O McClure first Harold
l.indherg second and Toe Wise the
booby prize
N S Tolls operator in charge, of the
city telegraph office gives nut the fol
lowing information
A night message rate over the lines
of the Washington- \laska Military
Cable A- Telegraph Svstem will take
efTeet February 1st. 191!) This rate
will he seventy-five per cent of the pre
sent day rate, the line taking the full
cent when the fraction amounts to a
half cent or more This however must
not be construed as a night letter rate
The night rate will he effective only
over lines having a night rate and a
night message must cnrrv the night
rate over all lines concerned
This class of messages will hr
handled under the same rules nnd re
gulations followed hv commercial com
panies. I e. they will be transmitter
after the line Is clear of day message!
and delivered the dav following that ni
filing assuming the lines are in norma
condition. These mesages may be filer!
at any time during regular office hours
The rate for a message to Seattle will
be 29c per word with a 10 word min
imum There is no change in cables,
domestic or foreign radiograms, or
press rates.
The management of the Bowling
Alley is arranging for a ladies tourna
ment which will he held shortly am
is desirous that ladies who wish tf
enter for the series of games will cal
at the bowling alley and sign up al
their earliest convenience. Some ver>
handsome prizes are going to be hung
up for the best bowlers.
All ladies who in any way contribut
ed to the Basaar of the Federated Ate
are most cordially invited to meet witl
the ladies of the Aid for a social after
noon Tuesday, January 26, at 2 p. m. ir
the church parlor.
The Eagle hull motion picture show
will show an extrjj good hill tonight ir
which a strong drama entitled “Let
ters of a Lifetime'’ heads the bill. An
other sensational drama "Breaking thr
Fued" will be presented. A Mutual
Weekly will also be shown depicting;
scenes from all over the world.
Mrs. U.S. Pollister gave a delightful
luncheon to a number of friends yes
terday afternoon. Five hundred was
indulged in and prizes awarded to the
winners.
Many complaints aro heard concern
ing the condition of the streets at the
east end of town. The complaints
come mostly from teamsters who have
met with several mishaps and had
several narrow escapes caused by the
bad condition pf east Front street
which is reported to be in a dangerous
condition. This morning a five ton
load of coal was tipped over and the
teamster narrowly escaped serious in
jury. Yesterday two of the Fort Davis
sleds also tipped over and one of the
sleds badly damaged and left on the
street and all this happened on Front
street where the city is supposed to
keep the street practically level. Mc
Allister is reported to have used the
scraped on this portion of the street to
day but in such a way as not to do
much good and the public is still men
aced with a rough sidling slreet which
U actually dangerous and every day
endangers the lives of the school chil
dren who are transported to school from
Fort Davis over this street
EAGLES LOSE
TO FOOT OJVIS
The bull team from Kurt L>a\ is came I
in last night and played a game with j
the Kagles taking them Into rump by j
a score of is to 14. The game was
played In the A. H. hall and was inter
esting from the start. McGuire had
two bad Innings, the second and the
sixth, when the fort boys gathered In
thirteen runs. The Eagles played a :
good game but were not able to hit
Johnson when hits meant runs. Clyde
Miller was the star player of the even
ntng. handling eight chances without ,
an error at right short and made three
hits and scored three runs.
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Fort Paris .IS 20 0
Eagles .14 12 1
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Win Lose PC.
Ben rs . ... .. 7 aO , K00 . I>00
Eagles. 7j0 .S00 .000
Tigers.T.OO .600 .400
Mala mutes.000 .200 .000
Lehmann of the Bears is getting to i
be some pitcher. He threw one through
the moon last night at the A. B. hall.
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j Baird is playing a swell game at
short for the Bears and he is some hear
I with tlif stick
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Gene Rose prac ticed with the Bears
lost night for the first time, and Gnpt
, Lewis was much pleased at the way he
; handles himself Gene is almost sure
| to piny one of the bases in the next
j game.
Tickets are now on sale at Rose’s
j for the game on Saturday night and
are going fast so those who have been
i putting off buying tic kets till the night
of the game may find their favorite
seats gone.
(’apt Kirk, of the Tigers, is not in the
best shape in the world His arm has
been sore nearly all season and does
not respond to treatment .as it should ,
Billy may not he able to last the entire j
game bue be is game and will stick ns I
long as bis elusive curves fool the j
Kagles. A R Miller, tbe second pitcher,
has been practicing bard in case he is
called upon to go in and will be no j
lerided snap to bit
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Carl I,nniPn, second lmseman for the |
Tigers, is expected back Saturday from j
Igloo nnd may get into the game Ac
cording to how far tic will mush on that j
day.
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Come and watch the Malamutes try;
nnd break their hondo Saturday night. ^
The Malamutes is the only team in
| the league with a perfect score They
j ha ye .000
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| With r.ursik signed on the pitching
staff for tlie Malamutes there is no,
chance for them to lose according to
Captain Lomen.
Scott says that Faxon is the one
pitcher in the league that is a cinch
for him.
Look out for Thompson with his
(nighty wing and the Ragle eye
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The story of the Tigers will lie told
next Saturday and it will be some tale.
Clyde Miller feels pretty bad about
that one error last week, but promises
to eome through in proper style this
week.
Saturday the 23td is the night
Jones lias gone out staking trails, so
Wygard will look out for them Tigers
on first base.
Remember Ragles the\ beat us the|
last time.
And by tlie way Wygard is some
readier.
Capt. Sheldon says since the Ragles
ha\o taken the Rears and Malamutes
into camp, lead on the Tigers.
T-e-I-a-G-g-E-l-R-e-S-s. That's the
mixup: the separation will be Saturday
night next.
The Tigers ha\'e the Eagles scream
ing and will add a few more feathers to
their crown after the game Saturday
eyening. according to a strong sup
porter of the Tigers,
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The Bears are not saying much these
| days but just sawing wood, and the
way they are putting in their time
practicing the Malamutes. if they win,
will know they have been in a ball
game.
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Road today’* now* today—Nugget.
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