I Van Camp's I
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Tomato t atsup 25c Per. Bottle.
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KARL BITTER. SCULPTOR.
DIES FROM AUTO INJURIES
NEW YORK, April in - Karl Thro - j
dole I'ramis Hitter, lot* chief of the
department of Sculpture of the Pima
lna-PflCith International Exposition,
died today as the result of injuries
received when both himself and wife
were run down by an automobile on
lower Broawday last nipht
Katl Bitter was one of the world's
most noted sculptors, and has been
employed on the decorative features
I "f all of the went expositions held in
reieiit y«irs In addition to exeeutlntt
sculptures on the Administration and
Mannfai ltiros ImlldinKR .11 the Worlds
I'm held in t’liieaao. Hitter was also
I'ireitor of Sculptures at both the
l.uffalo and St l.ouis expositions and
was the possessor of many awards for
ulptural designs.
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INTERVENTION MEETINGS
THROUGHOUT ITALY
ROMK. April 10 The war spirit is
again gaining the stacendency in the
Italian nation and evers indication
points to a revival of the mad enthu
siasm of some months ag<> .Meetings
are now being called throughout the
length and breadth of the land for th**
purpose of considering the ndvisibillty
of Italy entering the war
The meetings are animated by those
who favor immediate intervention and
!• based on tile revellt threat of tile
National League that tlie monarehy
was doomed to fall if it does not eon
sent to enter the war Sunday is set
- the day upon which the people will
signify their desires on the all doini
aiing question
Kaiser Refuses to Believe Italians will
Be Dragged into War.
SAYYlLLIv April lo German ad
vices indicate that the Kaiser still re
t uses to believe that the Italians will
allow themselves to 1 »• • dragged into;
the groat world war )>> the sehotnihv
Knglish and 1'iemh politicians whom
he ehamcterizes as nation destrovcrt
May Place Cities Under Martial Law.
Hi»MK. April 10 Following great
" nr demonstrations in Horne and es
■ i • il> in Venire the government is
transferring large numbers of soldiers
p* these cities which may soon be
plated under martial law unless tha
excitement subsides.
To get the news read the Nugget.
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NEWS NOTES
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+ Act twelve—a couple of ack- ♦
+ tors trying to roast somebody— +
♦ wonder who-—Vaudeville-—April ♦
* 13th. +
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The mail left Golovin this morning.
Three sacks of first class and four of
MTond comprises the shipment. It will i
probably arrive here early tomorrow
Harry Bloomfield leaves today for
Gold Run where he will remain until
after the Sweepstakes is over
Tho Eagle moving picture show an
nounces that I.eonard Best will sing
between the shows at the Sunday
night performance
The jury In the case of the 1" s vs.
E Bulotte. chanted with adultery, hav
ing failed to agree, the case has been j
continued until the next term of court.’
Today was law and motion day.
The Kermiss will be the big attrno- ,
I Mon at Eagle ball tonight and will J
I undoubtedly nttrnct a record crowd, j
Everything is in readiness for the
event and the program Is well worth ,
the price of admission
W .1 R< ‘we hit* . umpleled the haul- i
rig of the machinery from the Antler- j
son dredge nnd the dredge Is now en
lirelv dismantled. The machinery hue
I beep landed oil the Sesnon dock in
readiness for shipment to some point
which is at present unknown Man
iger Smith lias also finished his labors
ihd the helpers have been laid off
Mrs Seppala made a long Jump in
he Sweepstakes Queen contest and at
one p m. today was leading her op
ponent lit three hundred votes.
Neither contestant is believed to lie
showing her full strength and the main j
attle will he waged at Ragle hall to- j
night when the voting is expected to J
he fast and furious. The count today |
was: Mrs Seppala 67a0. Mrs Riley I
l<i.liifl The final vote will he counted .
Jiit 1 a m tonight.
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50c is ths price for th» best night’s .
amusement you ever had At the
Kermiss, Eagle hall, Saturday night.
The Open Secret, a two-part Put ho
comedy-drama. detailing the story < 11
a great secret—that was no secret it |
. nil - will form the chief item in tbe j
| four part program to lie displayed nti
tho Dreant Sunday night. The addi-j
jtlonal numbers are The Governess, a
j pretty slot s of the struggle of a young j
; git! to escape from a difficult situs -'
| tlon in which dainty Mabel Trunelle
j is featured and also the powerfully
| dramatic tale of life among tho fisher
' folk on the Labrador coast. The Sor
1 rowful Shore. The latter story is re
peated by request. On account of the
Kerraiss the box office will close at 9
p. nv tonight.
Brass Band Full. You know what I
mean. At the Kermiss dance. Satur
day night. Eagle hall,—.Vlv
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The details for the coming All-Al*
a ska Sweepstakes race were decided
at a meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Nome Kennel Club last night.
Entries close Monday at 3 p. m. All
dogs must be registered and a photo*
1 graph uud list of dogs to lie driven
j handed to the Secretary by that hour.
Drivers will draw for positions at 8
p. in Monday. Tile judges at Nome will
be Dr. Mustard, Ilenry Burgh and Dan
Jones. Timekeepers: Grant Jackson,
Arthur Cole and Frank Kiesele. Tho
oOlcial starter will be the elected
Queen. The start will lie made on
| Front street opposite Barracks Square,
j a* 9 a. m. April 14th. teams starting
one minute apart, but the time of each
team starting shall be reckoned as of
nino o’clock. A1 Fletcher was named
as clerk of the course with power to
appoint his assistants.
Jack Douglas was arrested today on
information lodged by the District At
torney-, the charge being gambling. The
case arises out of the recent trial of
Mike Hatzaoff: much testimony being
adduced to the effect that gambling
was being conducted in the quarters
over the bowling alley. It is said that
many sensational charges concerning
gambling were made during the course
"f the trial, the defendant's attorney,
Grigsby, admitting that he knew of the
the existence of the joint and had
been there himself. He had not gam
bled, of course, and had merely had a
little refreshment while waiting to
see Senator XIcGnnn; anyway suf
ficcnt information was elicited to con
vince the District Attorney that there
"'as a nigger in the wood pile some
where, all of which resulted in the
arrest of Douglas as above stated.
The following is the standing of Po
let's ranania-Piu’lfle Krposition eon
test:
Ruby Martin.4»,840
i Rowena Lewis.35,281
Johanna Hanson.24,135
Mrs. Perry Moore.-1,550
Mrs. J. P. Jones.16.9KU
Mrs Mary Smith.10..6>
Helen Allan. 16.101
Katie Bongard.14.175
Mary Fox.13,035
Carrie Stipek..
Mrs P O’Brien.8,565
Norman Rawel.6.590
Katie Glntvan.R,,tR
Klonily Nelson.4>*!,R
Mrs Oscar Carlson.4.*>55
Mrs. Bartlett.4'fi0°
Mrs R M. Holden.2,260
Mrs floss.1.»*»
Don Brown. .1.3 i a
Inez Miller. >-340
5lrs R. S. Horn.>'100
Mrs Ketterer.1,025
Mrs A Nelson. 1.025
Mrs .1 P. .Jourden.1.°°°
.lames Bogan. 1.000
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Plenty fun, plenty dance, plenty eats,
iplenty cash, plenty —-• at the I\er
imins. Ragle hall. Saturday night, ad-!
I illicit mi 50r. A.dv.
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LETTUCE. ONIONS
At Daddy Williams Hot House
Sunday.
Turks Show Wonderful Defense. ,
ATHENS. April 10 Balkans reports',
which have arrived from several (
sources and all agree that the Turks
show' a wonderful stiffening of their t|
defenses during the past week at both
Dardanelles and Bosphorus whoso de
fenses the allies are now planning to
attack front the land side, naval opera-j
lions having failed to place them in
their possession.
Germans Migrated to United States.
OTTAWA. April 10. -Owing to the j
fact that thousands of Germans and j
Austrian settlers in Canada have mi
grated to the United States all anti
nllied demonstrations have praeticalh
ceased. The Canadian authorities are
now confining their watch for suspects
to the United States frontier.
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Spanish Steamer Attacked off Brest.
BARIS. April 10 The Spanish
jsteamer I .a Garonne, leaving the
french port of Brest was yesterday at
tacked presumably by a German sub
marine fifty miles off the French coast
and narrowly escaped destruction. The
under-water boat at length departed
apparently satisfied that the vessel <1 hi
I not belong to either of the allies.
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| Austria-Hungary Will Fight to Last.
VIENNA. April 10.—The Prime Min-j
j ister in a bulletin to the people of the
j Dun I Monarchy declares that the re
|ports now being circulated by the
jollies to the effect that Franz Joseph’s
government is even now sick of the
war are absolutely baseless lies. Count
Bertchold says that the Austria-Hun
garinn nation will fight to the last
ditch along side the German ally.
Rush Troops to Italian Frontier...
f’ETTIN.lK. April 10.—A noticeable
slackening in the opposition before tlie
Montenegrin lines in eastern Bosnia
indicates that the Austrians are with
drawing every available man which are
presumably being rushed to the Italian
frontier.
Serbians Reorganizing Thair Army.
CF.TTINJE. April 10. The Serbians
are reorganizing their army and ex
pect soon to attempt another offensive
campaign which will have as the fin
ale a junction with the Russian col
umns which it is now reported are
rapidly approaching through smith
eastern Hungary.
NOTICE
All wives, sister, mothers, and
daughters of Eaglos aro requested to
meet Tuesday Afternoon at 2 O'clock
P. M. in the lodge room, business of im
I portance to come up.
|2t Social Co mmittee.
FEDERATED CHURCH.
Sunday services: Bible school, 11 A.
M Christian Endeavor meeting, 7 r.
At. subject, "How can We Improve our
Endeavor Society?” Mrs Jannette Ross
leader.
Evening worship services, S O'clock:
address by the pastor, "The Rife and
Work of Martin Ruther,” illustrated by
the use of the stereopticon. The
chorus will sing Stevens, “Rock of Ages.
The public is cordially invited t«
these services.
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NOTICE. L. O. O. M. INSTLLATION
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All members are requested to be pre
sent at the regular meeting Sunday. I
April 11th at 2 p. m. at which time the
new officer* will be inetalled.
J. P. JONES.
Dictator.
NOTICE
Regular meeting of the Schottishe ,
Rite Masons, 6unday evening . April ,
11th. Elections of Officers. ]
E. W. Burro *>h . 1
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Fire at Exposition in San Francisco. ,
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10 -The!]
exposition had a fire scare vesterday | <
\ small blaze which for a time looked',
threatening started in the California i
exhibit anil started a panic among the p
thousands nf visitors
Expect to Raise Submarine F-4 Soon.
HON'ol.rU', April H>. Naval au I1
thorities expect to raise the suhnni line j
F-4 by means of diving hells before tliC|
end of next week. Chains have al
ready been made fast and efforts will
lie made to drag the vessel from the
obstructing rock clefts which the ves
sel is jammed into.
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Villa Using Armored Aeroplanes.
NOGALES, April 10—Villa is using
two armored aeroplanes against the
Carranza forces near Zactecas with
deadly effect according to reports re
ceived here by the local Villa junta. It
is said that ttie* aviators aye material
ly aiding in crushing the enenu
NOTICE.
Company D. 14th Infantry, will give
a dance at the Poet April 12th. An in
I vitation is extended to th# people of
Nome to attend. Fort Davis will
handle the transportation end and no
admission will be charged. Teams will
[leave at 7:30, 8:30 and 9 p. m. from in
i front of Rose Candy Store.
FLOUR IS CHEAP
Bread only 5c. North Pole Bakery
and Anvil Bakery.
l-’or what is a Kermis* SU(
ignorances. You don't kho* r.a wt,u,
is a Kerrnlss Veil go to the Kagl(1
hull Saturday night mat find,. ul|,
Adv.
T«» S'ofige w.ll print .-an, ,.Jto
*ry at leisonable pr1c«- on
•lotted .
j| ANNOUNCEMENT \
<3 Miss Josephine Sundbark has >
3 I opened tier Massage and Man. [
i 3 curing parlor over Mrs Neibllng '»
Cafe. ICspocinl attention given 3>
, ' to scalp treatment and champoo 13
' | ing. Appointments ran l.e made 3’
3> b\ Phoning White 28. i'
; Miss Josephine SunilbKk;j
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■ J► Veal, Reindeer -nd Poultry, also 3'
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<3 Telephone Main 15.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
The management of the 1
\ ELITE BATHS withes to an- 1
3 nounce to tho public that on ond 3
i after April 1st 3
Baths will be |
3 ^ for $1.00
3 St.am and shower baths in Con- I
t nection
t Cor. Front and B Streets I
’3 J. M. MONOHAN I
3 j
That loadjof
BLACK DIAMONDS
has arrived In our window*
they are large Sweet prunes at
i2j^c per lb
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