! SPECIAL j
n. J. B. COFFEE IN THE BEAN
35c PER. LB. 3 LBS. $1.00
WE GRIND IT FOR YOI I.
CROWLEY % PORTER
SPANISH KING OFFERS
POPE SHELTER FROM WAR
MADRID, May 29. King Alfonso |
has formally tendered the use of the
Kaourial palace to Pope Renedict as a
residence in case the Pontiff desires to
leave Italy during the war.
NOTICE.
On arrival of first fleet will hav
fiats, touts, suits, dresses, skills and
shirt waists.
Room making sale now on.
Drawing of hand embroidered table
cloth will take place June 9.
Ticket given with ev ery $ I on pur
chase.
MRS. J. WANGER,
Second Avenue Opp. Court House
FLOUR IS CHEAP.
8iead only $c. North Polo Bakerv
and Anvil Bakery.
GOOD EATS.
Mri. Ginnivan has openod the Hoff
man House and is now prepared to
serve the osst meals and lunches in
Nome.
T Dai'y Nugget, $2.00 per munth
DECLARES ALLIES USING
AMERICAN FLAGS
BKKLIN. Min 2!>. The* Admiralty's
jattltllde toward tin- latest torpedoing*
o|' Danish, \niertcan and Norwegian
\ assets wilt ha one of disclaiming re
sponsthiltu because of tile Impossi
bility of German submarine comman
ders ascertaining the nationality of
vessels so attacked. \dmiral Yon
Turpitz declares that both Kngllsh and
l-'telicit steamers are habitually using
\merit an and other neutral flags,
through which several German sub
marines have been lost because of
their commanders having tried to
verify tin nationality of vessels before
they were attacked The Admiralty
declares that severnl . vessels flying
Danish flags have tired upon German
s • lima tines
WEATHER REPORT
Nome. Masks. May 28. 1915.
Temeprature Max.47 Min. 29.
i Barometer 2993 Inches
, Weather Clear.
Wind South 3 miles per hour aver
age 3 miles per hour.
1 Tt eipitatlon—None.
JUST ARRIVES (H CORWIN
New Rugs, Woodoleum
and Curtain Goods
G. P. GOGGIN
THE STOKE THAT SAVES YOU MO NEY.
M* -MOmm 'TM JhaOKi**. 3S& *j3PM**i \ ■ <£
'4 14f4-f4-F4-H4-*4-f4-:4 14-1 4i4 4 : 4 4 4;4:4 4 4' 414-4-4-* 4 t4-f
| SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK j
4 FRYING CHICKENS \ None weighing less than _ *
4 YOUNG ROASTERS \ Two pounds, each f C <
^ We offer this special sale in order to even up our stock, as we are j
4 nearly out of all meats, but happen to have a few cases of the finer \
4 poultry left. ■
4 OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SWIFT’S SILVER LEAF LARD IS IN \
^ THE WINDOW. "Oleo" still sells for fifty cents ]
t Pacific Cold Storage Co.!
l444t4+4* 4f 44 41 4<-4h4*-«d-4f444*414+41 414 f4f 4f-4f-4+4F4f-4H
To Make This Week
A RECORD
BREAKER
52_SUITS....52
In the following sizes
35, 36, 37, 38
9^ $15.00 9NLV
MOSI OF THESE SUITS RUN FROM
$25.00 to $35.00
THIS WEEK ONLY
A BROKEN LOT OF ARROW COLLARS
$1.00 PER DOZEN
(Beo.g.lomen &Co.
NEWS NOTES
Tin* Wittenberg bankrupt case was
discharged in the District court this
morning.
\ considerable number of belated
Christmas presents were received in
the mail brought by the Bear.
\V. A. Itovce is on the sick lisl with
some minor indisposition inn will he
■ i again in a short time.
Tho Senator will leave Seattle on the
long voyage to tlie North Tuesday
morning, the Victoria following a day
later.
Dr \V D Chaco performed an opera
tion on a young Eskimo child Wed
nesday afternoon. Tin* patient Is re
ported doing nicely in Holy Cross hos
pital.
Ii is announced that the banks and
also the city telegraph office will ob
serve Memorial Day Monday, the for
mer being closed while the latter will
observe Sunday hours.
The Nugget Is Indebted to T.omen
Bros, for the photo of the Cutter Bear
making her way through the Ice. and
which was printed in yesterday's Nug
get.
The I’nfllled Oath. a romantic Spati
sh drams will he the Drsatn leader to
night The additional numbers will he
tin comedy, liana's Besson and a sec
ond drama entitled the Dawn of Story.
The Nome Gun Club will hold the
weekly shoot at the mouth of Snake
River tomorrow at one p m as the
Steadman Avenue grounds ar. still in
rather soft condition. All who wish
may compete in the shoot tomorrow.
After discharging the malt the Rear
proceeded to St. Michael to leave the
additional mail carried for that port
and also 111> river points An announee
from the local radio station states that
lhe vessel arrived at noon and on
countered very little lee enroute
Mrs S A. Kern in a letter to the
Nugget asks for Information concern
ing one Thomas MeCkinn and would
like to know where he is. If anyone
knows the party, the lady's address is
linn Eighth Avenue. Sacramento, Cal.
R. C. Correll of 1S53 Second Ave.
New Brighton. Penn, writes to the
Nugget in an endeavor to learn the
1 whereabouts of John XV. Correll. a
!
> brother. The writer states that an
i aged mother wants to hear from her
i
_
Judgment by default was granted to
j the plaintiff in the ease of Iverson vs.
| Sievertson and Johnson in the District
| Court today. The ease involved wages
> due the plaintiff as an employee of
^ the former Solomon river dredge
| operators,
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Ii The early announcement that there
[ will in all probability he some attempt
to open up or further prospect the New
Era mine o« Snow Gulch, is verified
by the fact that the directors of the
company arc now considering a pro
position received through the mail re
lative to the development of that pro
perty.
The excellent service being rendered
the public liy Postmaster Unlike and
his assistants in the rapid delivery of
the mail which arrived on the Bear has
met with much public approval. The
first class mail was handled In record
time, and it is understood that all sec
ond class matter will bo distributed
within three days.
tV. A. Ruler former Nome water
purveyor and now proprietor of The
Dew Drop Inn at Swap Lake, Wash
ington, writes to (tie Nugget to renew
his subscription to the weekly issue
for the coming year, evidently desiring
to keep in toueli with ids old habitat.
Billy is not in the hotel business as the
title of Ids place of business indicates,
ns the letterhead states that General
Merchandise, confectionery and notions
are bis stock in trade.
The following is the count mads to
day in Bolet's Panama Pacific Exposi
tion contest. The contest is nearing a
close and tlie final count will ho taken
at nine p. m. next Saturday niglrt at
which hour the contest will close. The
count today developos a change in the
positions of the leaders, Miss Katie
Bongord having jumped ahead of Miss
Lewis who long held second place.
Ruby Martin .372,820
Katie Bongard .305.84S
Rowena Lewis .294,970
Helen Allan .149.501
Mrs. Perry Moore.02,690
Mary Fox .59,940
Mrs. ,T. p. Jones .39,775
Mrs O. Carlson .10,264
Momements of the Yukon fleet, May
29. 1915.
Washburn at Dikeman.
rienchley at Kokrines up bound.
I tel la nee at Gibbon leaves for Hetties
as soon ns Delta arrives.
Slbella leaves Gibbon 9:30 n. in. up
Yukon.
Mult up Gibbon for Rampart today.
Mail launch Mariposa up Louden 8
a. in.
Julia 1 i. down Tolovana 8 a. m.
Mall launch Mabel up Koyukuk at
5: 15 last night
Tunann stuck in Thirty Mile river.
Aground,
Dawson down White Horse,
Radio, Nome, May 29. 10:10 a. in.
FEDERATED CHURCH
Sunday services: Hihle school, 11 A
j M. Christian Kndeavor meeting. 7 !’.
vi the pastor lender.
Kvening worship services, 8 I'. M
Memorial Day sermon on “The Cul
ture of Courage" will he preaolied by
the pastor. The chorus choir will sing
Brown's “In Heavenly Love Abiding."
Strangers and those without a
church home are most cordially In
vited to these services.
SUBSCRIBE FCR THE NUGGET
■s2.0C per month
FORMER NOME
BGAT ON FIRE
MACKINAW ON FIRE
AND IS HELPLESS
SAN FRANCISCO. May 29.—The j
steamer Mackinaw i* reported to he i
afire off Point Rey and in a helpless
condition owing to the flames shutting!
off the engine rooms and compelling!
tlie engineers to abandon their stations
The steamer Montana Is rushing to the,
rescue together with several smaller
coast craft. The MacknHw was en
rouie to Portland in ballast.
GREAT INDIANAPOLIS AUTO
RACE STARTS MONDAY
INDIANAPOLIS, May 29.—The an
nual five hundred mile International
Sweepstakes auto race will start Mon
day. Tlie list of entries includes driv
ers from every leading country.
WELSH SIGNS WITH WHITE
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST
NEW YORK. May 29.—Freddie
Welsh, the lightweight champion and
Charlie White, the clever Hebrew, will
meet in a twenty round boxing contest
: Sor the title in Denver. The articles
of agreement signed here today fix (lie
date as July fifth.
VANDERBILT’S WIDOW GETS
THREE MILLION AND
ALL ENGLISH PROPERTY
NEW YORK, May 29.—The will of
tlie late Alfred Vanderbilt, who was
lost in the sinking of the Lusitania,
leaves to tlie widow but a portion of
the largo fortune bequeathed him by
his father, the late Cornelius Vander
bilt. In the will filed for probate today
the widow, formerly Margaret E. Mc
Kim. is left the sum of three million
dollars and all real and personal pro
perty belonging to the dependant in |
England. The balance of the property
Is distributed among relatives, a small
Part being given to charities in which
the dead millionaire was interested.
Vanderbilt absolutely ignored his
first wife, formerly Elsie French anil
her name is absent from tlie various
benefactors of tlie dead millionaire.
KIOACHAU COMMANDER CLAIMS
DISCOVERY OF GERMAN PLOT.
TOKK», May —The Japanese com
niamlant of Kioadiau reports having
discovered a plot among Chinese resi
dents to start a revolt against Japanese
authority. It is believed that the plot
has been fostered by the German civil
ian population of Tsingtau because
of the Japanese forces in barracks
bating lately been reduced to a few
thousand men .
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RUMOR THAT POPE
WILL LEAVE DENIED
ROMK, May 29.—The Vatican offi
cials have given out a positive denial
of the current report that Pope Rene
diet is planning to leave the Vatican.
It is stated that the Pontiff will not
depart save in I he event of dire neces
sity.
SEARCH DISCLOSES NO MORE
LUSITANIA VICTIMS
QPRKNSTOWN. May 29. Although
the government conducting an exhaus
tive search, the entire guard service
and vessels being employed, no further
bodies from the Lusitania have bean
m-ovored for several days and it Is
oxpeeted that the search will soon be
abandoned.
To get the news read the Nugget.
PARDON BOARD STOPS MEXICAN
EXECUTION AT ELEVENTH HOUR
PHRONIX, May 29.—The State
Hoard of Pardons has solved the mat
ter of preventing the execution of the
e .Mexicans sentenced to Lang today
by granting them paroles. This sum
mary and unlooked for action was
taken even after the application for a
writ of Habeus Corpus was denied by
Judge Sawtelle of the Federal Court.
Following the reprieve granted by the
Governor a constant agitation by those
i pposed to capital punishment lias re
sulted in a considerable change of sen
timent on the part of the public and
it is doubtful if the men will ever be
compelled to face the noose. What
further action will lie taken by the
Federa.v Courts has not been deter
mined hut it is probable that the right
of the Pardon Roard to take matters
into their own hands in defiance of the
('ourts will be severely contested.
It makes no difference how
1 WET !
You may be. Be sure and keep your feet f
DRY j
: I here is only one stock of Footwear in l
. Nome and we have it t
P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO.
T •
FREO W. PETERSON, Manager I
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• y. t i • • -f- ♦ •-J- • .-j- ♦>-). »yj
COAL AT LESS THAN COST
BRIQUETS
Space now taken up by Briquets in our yards and warehouses will
be required for freight from firs steamers. For a limited time on!y,
to make room and introduce to lie Nome market
$16 PER TON IN YARD—$17 PER TON DELIVERED
JOHN J. SESNON CO.
MINERS ATTENTION
REMEMBER: After the arrival of the first boats, Chaap John no
more. In the words of the great high chief Split the Wind, Cheap John
per luck. But as long as we are able, and the goods hold out, we are
going to give you the benefit of the cut in prices. You all know this
is no spring pudding, nor clearance for room sale. We are going to leave
you, and we want to meet you again with the same good fellowship, as
we are leaving. !
CHEAP JOHN
THE NONPAREIL |
SUCCESSORS TO M. D. SAMUELS. 'j
Spring Opening
Ladies Suits
Ladies Dresses j|
Ladies Waists
Ladies Skirts |
Ladies Coats U
Ladies Hats |
CHILDREN’S
PLAY SUITS, ROMPERS, HIDDY SUITS I
fllDDY BLOUSES, AND APRONS I