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ADMINISTRATION PRODUCES NEW
SNIP BILL ARGUMENT
A P. A. Service.
WASHINGTON, March 21.—
In a statement issued by the bur
eau of statisti-V today the admin
istration produces a new argu
ment in favor of the shipping bill
by showing the immense decrease
in the number of vessels available
for handling the world’s com
merce due to the conditions cre
ated by the war. The report
shows that two thousand mer
chant vessels have been taken
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from the seas on account of the
war with a total loss of shipping
tonnage of over four million tons.
Germany heads the list of losers
in merchant ships with a total of
six hundred vessels destroyed
and tied up. Britain is second
with a total of five hundred ships
of which the larger portion have
been destroyed.
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BRYAN DECLARES
FOR WILSON
A. P. A. Service.
LINCOLN, Xeb., March 22.—
During the course of a speech
iii support of the Nebraska pro
hibition amendment today, Will
iam Jennings Bryan came out as
an open supporter of the presi
dent for the nomination of the
democratic convention and at the
same time asserted that there will
be no other candidate at St.
Louis. “I am a candidate for del
egate at large to that conven
tion,” said Bryan, “but, if any of
my friends who have suddenly
became friends of Woodrow Wil
son can serve him better than
myself, let them send some one
else to the convention. Further,
1 wish to say that if Woodrow
Wilson owes me ony thing he has
oie than paid it back by giving
himself to the nation instead of
oosevelt. My aim has at all
times been for the best interests
of the country and I would not do
anything that would make me a
party to turning the democratic
party over to Wall street.”
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EX-SENATOR DORSEY DIES
A. P. A. Service.
LOS ANGELES, March 21.—
Stephen \\ Dorsey, former Uni
ted States senator from Arkan
sas and for many years promi
nent in national politics, died in
this city last night at the age of
seventy four.
Big banner sensational show,'
^agle hall. Thursday* Friday I
ights.
Fast, furious, funny, “A Scrap
f Paper,” Eagle Hall, April I.
The place to get your jeb printing a<
ght Pricea eng prompt delivery is
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Genuine Imported Roquefort
Cheese at 45c per lb.
We still have fresh parsnips, car
rots, rutabagoes and cabbage
GOGGIN’S
The Quality Store.
EGGS!
We are overstocked on Egg9, and have decided to clo9e
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.
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KRISTAN BROS,
NEWS
Otto Halla departed for Solo
mon yesterday afternoon
The outside mail was reported
it Safety at eleven thirty today
nd will arrive early this after
oon. The Kougarok mail ar
ived last night in charge of Gus
•V heeler.
The Loyal Order of Moose
iave decided to hold an open in
stallation of the newly elected of
icers next month. The affair will
>e invitational and will include
he families of members of the
>rder.
Mrs. J. White of the Kougarok
proved the winner of the basket
led raffled at the Board of Trade
esterday afternoon and the lady
vil 1 now have a handsome new
onveyance in which to return to
ler home. The winning num
er was 73
—
Mr. Xristan reports that two
en are working on tin prospects
t York and have out a fair sized
unch of ore. Teddy Winfield also
nformed Kristan that he expects
o come to Nome next month,
^has. Kammerick will also bei
.own in the near future
Registration still goes on slow
y- A total of 640 names were
egistered up to 2:30 this after
loon with a possible five hundred
o be heard from yet. The clerk
mnounced that he is keepiyg the
jflke open in the evenings so that
ate workers will have an oppor
tunity to enroll.
The Miners Home Club card
>arty last evening was attended
>y a good sized gathering, twen
:y four tables being set for the
progressive whist tourney. The
adies prizes were won by Mrs.
vY'. Koch, Miss Balto and Mrs.
-'has. Dill. Thomas Ness, Mr.
vlilo and G. W. Gordon were the
vinners of the men’s prizes.
Elmer Adams won easily from!
?mith in their match in the Board|
jf Trade billiard tournament last
■vening. Adams securing four
hundred while his opponent was
uning up 191 out of a total of
50 needed. Adams played in ex
:ellent form, averaging slightly
>ver four, and also made several
uns over twenty. Grigsby will
neet Kiesele at nine this even
ng in a match in the A class
which will doubtles prove a great
attraction to the billiard lovers.
The game will be preceded by a
■ontest between Crowley and Di
vine. ;
Three teams have entered the
forthcoming Record handicap
log race. The intent of the race
s to try and lower the record to
Solomon and return. Contrary
to general expectations the entry
ist was not large in spite of the
inducement offered by the large
handicap limit. The reason is
said to lie in the general scarcity
of good dogs, most of the dog
men . recognizing that only classy
animals will have much of a
chance. The teams entered are
those of Messrs- Ayer, Delezene
and Webb. The judges have been
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UEB RECORD
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The following table snows the av
erage temperature for eaoh day for the
the following years:
101S. 1010
March i . 26 —14
March 2 .18 —18
i March 3.08 —4
I March 4.4 —14
March 5.o —>15
March 6.4 —19
March 7.8 —tr>
March 8 .. *..... —91 —17
March 9 .. 4 —17
March 10 14 —17
March n ...... ro —25
March 12*;. *. <. 9 —14
March 13 .. ... 12 —10
March 14.*3 —14
March 15. 5 —14
March 16. 5 —8
March 17.—8 6
March 18. o o
March 19. 9 —2
March 20.10 10
March 21. 13 7
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appointed as follows: R. S. Pol
.ister, J. A. Bachelder, and O. B
v^an Sickle. Timekepers are VV
J. McGuire and Russ Downing
The drawing for position will
ake place at the Rose candy store
it 5 p. m, tonight.
The race is announced to start
tomorrow at 9 a. m- from in
front of the city hall. The team4
wil U-ave at ten minute intervals
<m! will lfcst five minutes at Sol
ution before starting on the re
urn journey. The order of start
ng has not been fixed at present
ut the teams will be allowed a
.ime handicap as follows: Dele
_ne 35 mintues, Webb 30 minutes,
.'red Ayer, scratch.
The Dream theater presents
-he Perils of Pauline tonight,
hirteenth episode, featuring Miss
.’carl White in a great race track
cene. Fast and furious action is
.lie keynote of this big spectacle
.vhich shows Pauline riding a fa
mous steeple chaser in company
vith noted jockeys- Several ac
jidents occur on the track, hair
breadth escapes and thrilling
mrdle jumping. Also a leap for
.fe, showing Miss White and Mr.
A ilbur hurling themselves from
1 steep embankment into a lake
-a sheer drop of seventy five to
me hundred feet, apparently.
1 his scene is in full view of the
udience- Added attractions are
i he President’s Special and a late
number of the Pathe Weekly
.lowing a cartoon titled Col.
Heeza Liar Running the Block
ade at the Dardanelies. Also very
atest war news. A big show.
Jake Kirstan of the Emporium
ana chns. jensen returneu trout
a nying trip to cape I'nnce 01
• »a.es last evening oringing one
ot tne nnest assortments 01 iox
oKins seen in tins locality in some
,,ears. inciuuea among a total 01
102 white anu reas are twenty
-ight niagnmcent cross toxes pro
wu.eu tio.n a native reinueer man
at tne Cape. Air. tvirstan says
mat tne native has Uaa some ot
•iic Cross toxes in ms possession
ror years, i ne wmte ana rea
atoiis a. e all lngn graue, tne reas
..eng parncuiarty nne pelts.
Mr. rvnstan aiso relates many
interesting ooservations ot native
me . anu is pa.ticmany eloquent
in 111s praise ot tne work ot Mr.
)■ i-i. iucvjuire, the go»eminent
icacher at the cape, whom he
states is doing a magnificent
work in teaching and improving
me Eskimo at tnat point. As an
example of their auvancement in
euucation, Mr. Kristan says that
he was requested by the mission
ary to call any of the young boys
tor a test. One was selected and
given an example in addition con
sisting of four columns of figures,
the sum of which run well into
the thousands. The work of ad
uition was completed in excellent
time and the writing was compar
able to that of a hrst class book
.eeper. Mr. Kirstan says that con
siaenng that the boy was select
ed at random, the exhibition was
remarkable, but he was assured
that practically all of the same
age could do as well. The trip
to and from the cape was hard
owing to severe storms, bad
trails and an absence of stakes
at many points making the loca
tion of the trails difficult.
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'CLASSEL AGAIN
SUES LINDBLOOM
A. P. A. Service.
i SEATTLE, March 21.—O- A.
■ Zlassel commenced suit in the
ederal court today against Eric
0. Lindblom, one of the original
liscoverers of gold at Nome. The
uit involves a request for dam
ages in the sum of eight thous
and dollars for personal injuries
ncurred by the plaintiff in the
pecific performance of a con
rac in connection with the opera
tion of a mining claim known as
the Lucky Three on the Kobuk
iver. Classel alleges that he was
;mployed by Lindblom to take
:harge of operations in 1903 but
was caught in a blizzard and so
severely frozen that amputations
af portions of his feet were neces
sary. He claims that he received
no compensation for his labors
in addition to receiving perma
nent injuries.
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+ ON OUn BARGAIN COUNTER THIS WEEK. 7
+ QUAIL, BRAND BERRIES. GAL. CANS,65c PER CAN. ^
+ QUAIL BRAND PEACHES, OAL. CANS. 46c PER CAN. V
4 QUAIL BRAND APRICOTS, OAL. CANS. 46c PER GAN ▼
4 QUAIL BRAND RHUBARB. OAL. 40c PER CAN 4
A REA PORT PEACHES, 84.60 PER CASE. 4
a FORCE, 8 paokagcs for 81.00. 4
J 9HREDED WHEAT BISCUITS, 8 paokage* for 81.00 fj.
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ARMY AVIATOR
INJURED AT
COLUMBUS
t\. P. A. Service
COLUMBUS, March 22.—A
adio message from field head
luarters of the army today says
hat an army aeroplane was
.vrecked by a fall and Lieuten
ant T. S. Brown of the army avia
tion corp was injured. The aero
plane, which was one of six new
nachines which arrived at head
luarters only yesterday, fell a
listance of about sixty feet and
was smashed beyond repair The
p.viator is reported to have been
badly injured but not fatally.
SECRET SERVICE
UNCOVERS
COUNTERFEITS
\. P. A. Service.
SAN FRANCISCO, March at.
—Thirteen men were arrested to
day by secret service agents on a
charge of issuing counterfeited
federal reserve bills of five dollar j
denominations. According to the
statement of the officials, the op
erations of the counterfeiters have
extended to all points on the Pa
cific coast.
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CALL FOR BIDS.
Bids will be received up to 6
p. m- April 8th for the construc
tion of a two story frame store
milding; for plans and any fur
‘her information inquire at store,;
forenoons only.
G. P. GOGGIN.
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CANDIDATE FOR
CITY CLERK AND MUNICI
PAL MAGISTRATE.
W. M. Eddy
Election Tuesday, April 4, 1916.
John Hancock
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FOR THE OFFICE OF
CITY CLERK AND MUNICI
PAL MAGISTRATE.
Election, Tuesday, April 4, I914
CANDIDATE FOR
CITY CLERK.
E. Grimm
Election Tuesday, April 4, igi6.
CANDIDATE FOR
CITY ATTORNEY.
J. F. Hobbes
Election, Tuesday, April 4, xgx6.
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