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D. E. CROWLEY [
PROF. KARRER AGAIN
BONE OF CONTENTION
(Special Correspondence.)
FAIRBANKS, April 22.—An
interest.ng ,tour handed tight has
developed here in connection
with the recent election of G. E.
Beraud to the position of treas
urer of the school hoard. Beraud
was elected to the office of treas
urer at the municipal election
April 4 and qualified at once.
But, when he attempted to gain
possession of the office, he was
opposed by the incumbent, J. E.
Moody, on the ground that his,
Moody’s term of office does not
expire until May Q.
Moody contended that he was
elected for a stiuplated period
and should not he deprived of
his office until his full term ex
pired, regardless of the change
in the election laws. The con
troversy waxed loud and long
and culminated in "Beraud secur
ing an injunction yesterday re
straining his opponent from act
inor further as school treasurer.
The ca=e will now be thrashed
out in the courts. The mixup has
had the effect of temporarily
postponing the election of school
teachers for the ensuing term.
Moodv and Mrs. Marv H. 7im
,nerman, both members of the
old Board, expected to elect tin*
teachers this afternoon but tbe
inur’ction prevented it as Mrs.
H. C. Hamilton, the third mem
DREAM THFAIRf
TONIGHT.
OUR NEW MINISTER.
Big Three Reel Feature.
Featuring Alice Jovce.
jTUDY IN ASTRf NOMY
)UIET PLACE TO READ.
THE DOG DETECTIVE.
SUNDAY NIGHT
THE ROOSTER PROGRAM
L LHjF. l/lNa'S o
DECISION
Fine Art Picture in Two
parts.
PATHE WEEKLY.
Comie.
THE DISASTROUS BET.
'HE BATHING BEAUTY
Featuring Fatty Arbuckle.
This picture is repeated
and Extra.
Five Reels. 5.000 Feet.
MRS. H. BURGH, Pianist.
ADM. 25c"
her of the board refused to at
tend the proposed meeting.
Back of the whole trouble is
aid to be the long disturbing
luestion of the retention of Prof.
X. Karrer as superintendent
of schools. Moody and Mrs.
immerman wanted to retain
Karrer and Beraud is opposed.
It is also understood that Mrs.
Hamilton is not inclined to the
professor and will vote against
him when the time conies, al
1 hough she has not committed
herself on the subject as yet.
Karrer Ins been a bone of con
tention in Fairbanks for years
and has been the cause of innum
erable controversies, many of
which have been aired in the pa
pers.
The majority of the teachers
are also opposed to Karrer and
two refused to stav if he is re
tained as superintendent. Karrer
was formerly a teacher in Seattle
•”id also at Nome where be is
said to have been involved in
several difficulties similar to those
occttring here since his appoint
ment several vears ago. He is
very unpopular in town. Hearing
on the temporary restraining or
'cr nranted bv fudge Runnel will
’ e held r\cvt Wednesday to see
if it shall be made permanent.
FEDERATED CHURCH.
At the Congregational church
Sunday the following services
u ill be held. Rev. John Parsons,
I astor.
11 a. m. Easter program by
Sunday school- Baptism of chil
dren. Songs by classes, recita
tions, exercises, expressing the
Easter joy.
7 p. in. Christian Endeavor
8 p. m. Worship and sermon
by Dr. John Parsons Subject,
1 he Easter Joy.”
Special Easter music will be
rendered as follows: Offertory,
I he Holy City,” by request, a
cornet solo, Charles Tapp. Vo
cal solo, Mrs. Poteet, “There is a
Green Hill Far Away.” Vocal
solo “1 he Palms,” Elmer Reed.
Anthems by the choir, F. R. Cow
den, conductor; "Awake For Gol
den Glories Break,” “Rejoice in
the Ford,” “The Resurection."
Accompanist, Miss Eomen.
The public is invited to all the
services of the church.
HIPRESS WHITE BOOTS.
NOW $8.00 AT PETERSON’S.
EGGS!
We are ove stocked 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.
PJilfK (OLD STORAGE (OMPANT
LADIES EASTER HATS
At Half Price
THE EMPORIUM
KR1STAN BROS.
* NEWS NOTES
Mr. Bahlke, the well known
Council City hotel man, departed
for home last evening after a
short visit to the city.
No further action has been tak
en in the gambling cases as the
missing witnesses have not been
located. The case will be called
again Monday.
J. J. Wachenheimer, the newly
appointed recorder for the Dime
creek section, departed for his
official headquarters yesterday
vveniv
The outside mail, the greater
portion of which was first class,
arrived this morning about ten
o’clock. The consignment is said
to have been about the usual
amount.
!'he Nome Gun Club are pre
paring for the summer season an 1
will hold the first shoot of the
year at the Steadman avenue
grounds tomorrow. The club is
looking forward to a livelv sea
son and a large number of inter
esting events are being planned
It is announced that Dr. Neu
man ha.s consented to exhibit his
le collection of \ Eskimo anti
quities in the near future for the
benefit of the Federated church
improvement fund. They illus
trate the “Stone and Bone Age,”
and the ‘Iron Age,” of north
.western Alaska. l Jctures on
'hese topics are to be given by
Dr. Neuman and Mr. Shields
VVm. Mullen, the local repre
sentative of VVm. Coda in the
management of the Dream thea
ter is in receipt of a letter from
.1 is principal stating that Code
'has succeeded in landing con
tracts for the famous Triangle
and Paramount feature films and
will display the latest releases of
those concerns during the com
ing summer at the Dream,
lhrough the acquisition of the
Paramount and Triangle films
the Dream will now be in a posi
tion to show the releases of all
of the leading film producing
plants of the country and the
Nome public are assured of an
opportunity to see the highest
class of film releases. Code also
states that he intends to bring
in the films taken of Scotty At
u while en route to France with
the war dogs.
Representatives of the various
organizations of the city met at
tlie Pioneer Igloo yesterday to ar
range for the benefit to be given
for tlie unfortunate Ralph Rice.
The meeting was the outgrowth
of the one called by the Miners
Home club a day or two ago at
which time invitations were sent
out to the various organizations
to participate. The meeting yes
terday was presided over by E.
I.. Holt and Mrs. Clarence Riggs
acted as secretary. After some
discussion it was decided that the
benefit should take the shape of
a grand ball and entertainment to
be held at Eagle hall, Friday,
April 28. Committees were also
appointed to look after the vari
on features and the price of ad
mission was fixed at one dollar
for each person attending.
The following committees were
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EAGLE HALL
SUNDAY AND MONDAY !
Gold Sol Universal.
Powerful Drama in 2 parts.
THE EMBEZZLER.
Featuirng Pauline Bush &
Murdock McQuarrie.
Victor Universal
Featuring
J. Warren Kerrigan.
THE GOLDEN LADDER
Eclear Universal.
Camady
ROARING BILL.
Camady
FADED BEAUTIES.
BIG NIGHT.
Dan’t Miaa It.
Violin Selections b/ Miss
Even the Pictures throw
up Their Hands.
Bertha J.>: nson.
)LLIE BOURRET pianist
MUMiaaiON, 2» eama
appointed to whip the program
into snape. Finance, Mrs. Ur
Fromm, Carl Lomen, Mrs. R.
Morris, Joe blieiuon. Music,
Mrs. A. Boiet, li. Burgh, mis.
Seidenverg, Mr. lapp, Mrs. Bou
rett Printing, i’lnl Ernst, John
a. Wilson, rrank C. Dean. Re
ception, judge Tucker, A. Polet,
Fred Anuerson, Plnl Ernst, Vv in.
Priest, E. E. noit, Ptul Murphy,
Dan Crowley, Robert James and
Mesdames Crowley, Loerpable,
A. Polet, Bourett, Seidenverg,
Morris, Fromm, Baker, Cochran*
iviggs, Polet and Nome common
council. Floor, Miss R. Baker,
Chas- Wolf, Fred Cowden, John
A. Wilson, F. M. kiesele, Ralph
Lomen.
Another big Universal show
will ue given at the nagie hall on
Sunday and Mouuay nignts. '1 he
heauhner being a poweriul two
part Drama featuring Miss Pau
line Bush and Murdock McQuar
rie in “The Embezzler,” these
two screen stars are too well
known to need further comment.
A Victor Universal “The Gold
en Ladder” featuring "Handsome
Jack,” J. Warren Kerrigan, is a
strong photo play full of .action
while two rapid fire comedies
“Faded Beauties” and “Roaring
Bill” will make you hold up your
hands and take notice- Miss John
son will play violin selections
throughout the evening, accom
panied on the piano by Prof.
Bourret. The first show will start
promptly at 7 p. 111. and the usual
price of admission of 25 cents
will prevail.
1‘he first reply to the letters
addressed by tne Nome Cham
ber ol Commerce to outside par
ties in the interest of a better
mail service was received this
morning. The communication is
Iron) tne Chamber of Commerce
of Phoenix, Ariz., and states that
the letter of the Nome chamber
has been sent to Hon Carl Hay
den, representative from Arizona,
who in the words of the sec
retary of the Arizona commercial
body, “will sure give it consid
eration as he is a western man
and appreciates the need of do
ng everything possible to en
courage the development of the
west.” The letter head of the
’’lioenix chamber is itself an ob
'icct of considerable interest as
the water mark in the paper is
made tip of an excellent picture
of the great Roosevelt dam to
gether with a statement of the
capacity and the acrea<?e placed
within range of cultivation as a
result of its construction. Other
evidences indicate that the Phoe
nix chamber is a very live, pro
gressive body.
The Congregational church,
wuicu wa» vvtcCKeu auout a
44ioiii.il ago, lias ocen resiorea,
ienovai.eu, anu me auuience ruoui
was never so ueaumui ana ai
uacuve as now ine lmprove
inents nave cost about $0oo ana
a lew oilier improvements are to
be maae. ihe nnance committee
appointed by tlie board of trus
tees have met with great encour
agrement in soliciting tunas to
aetray tne expense. The church
is wired now for an indirect light
ing system, which will be install
ea as soon as tne fixtures can be
obtained. Services tomorrow will
be a sort of reopening, as well as
ster celebration. At the morn
ing hour a beautiful program will
be given by the Sunday school,
and in the evening the choir is
to render one of its inspiring mu
vsical progrants. Scottish Rite
Masons will attend this servee
n a body.
Our New Miinster, in three
parts, at the Dream tonight (re
peated) a hard hitting protodra
ma featuring Miss Alice Joyce
as the convicts daughter, an im
pressive production seasoned
with the bright light of humor
that flashes in the drama of real
life. Also a three part, split reel
comedy guaranteed under the
pure fun laws- Last run; don’t
miss it, usual prices.
Sunday night, the Booster
program, five thousand feet of
classified pictures; two comedies,
a Pathe weekly and a Selig Fine
Arts production titled Judge
Dunn’s Decision. Also a repeat
ed picture titled The Bathing
Beauty with Fatty Arbttckle at
his best. This number is in ad
dition to the usual program. Five
reels of class photoplay. First
show at 6:3o prompt.
+ A Few Specials *
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L.ADIES' DOG RACE
WARM EVENT
The ladies race over the Fort
Davis course this alternoon prov
ed one of me most interesting
lace events of the season and
Drought forth a large gathering.
I he race was entirely in charge
of the ladies, starters, judges,
marshals and all being members
of fair sex. The race was won
uy Airs t„has. ihompsou with
miss Kate Bongard second and
Airs. Fred Ayer third, ihc time
of the winners was excellent and
pioves conclusively tiiat with a
trine mo. e experience tile lames
would give some of our crack
dog muhers a run for their money
r he racers finished in the follow
ing order and time:
Airs, ihompsou, 27:242-5.
Aiiss K Bongard, 27:40 2-5.
Airs. F. M. Ayer, 27:31.
Airs. Buike, 29:33 1-5.
Airs. J. V . bheiuou, 33 153 : 2-5.
Airs. Chas Ross, 34:532-5.
Airs. Aiattilda, 35:58 3-5.
Mis. Vincent, 37:001-5.
Airs. Kemp, 38:192-5.
Airs. K. Oinnivon, 38:322-5.
Mrs. P Berg, 39:193-5.
Airs. J. Burs.k, 40:01 3-5.
Miss H. Stipek, 41158 3-5.
Aliss Ina Lyle, 45:322-5.
Mrs. T. Ross, 47 J2 2-5.
Airs. Fromm, 48:322-5
Airs. Richardson, 1:28:00.
Airs. I. Reed.
CHICAGO JUDGE RULES
SHAKESPEARE OUT
A. P. A. Service
CHICAGO, April 22.—Francis
con was declared to be the
uthor of the great literary works
ommonly ascribed to Shakes
peare in a decision rendered in an
iniunction suit today. The de
cision relative to the question
which has puzzled the savants foi
years was delivered by Judge
"ichard S- Shorthills in the cir
nit court.
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We do dry or gasoline cleanfng.
We do steam cleaning.
We make suits to order.
We make alterations.
We make and repairs furs.
We do cleaning, pressing and
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We guarantee all work and our
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Between Segerstroin & Hagen &
Zehner's Jewelry Stores.
The following table snows the av
erage temperature ror each day for t) »
the following years:
1915. 19:
April l.. . .. 7 > >
April 2. 0 >
April 3. 8 '2
April 4. lb
April 5.19 *8
April 6. 4 f 5
April 7.—3
April 8.—9 -8
April 9. 6 15
April 10. 18 5
April 11.18 7
April 12.14 5
April 13.15 2
April 14. 12 —'•>
April 15.—2 8
April 16.31
April 17.28 8
April 18.19 —I
April 19.27 —8
April 20 .29 —10
April 21 .27_—4
HEAR YE! HEAR YE!
IF YOU WANT TO BRIGHTEN UP YOUR HOME
! WITH A PIECE OR TWO OF NEW FURNITURE AT
A NOMINAL COST, NJW IS YOUR TIME, AS WE
ARE GOING TO CLOSE OUT OUR FURNITURE j
REGARDLESS OF COS; , SO COME EARLY WHILE !
THERE IS A GOOD ELECTION.
GOGGIN’S
The Quality Store.
I THE NONPAREIL!
5 NOME’S POPULAR DRY GOODS HOUSE - 5
O _ J
! THE LEADERS OF LOW PRICES 1
0 o
1 Spring Showing I
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§ Easter Bonnets !
I At 1
X °
f Reduced Prices I
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