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TONIGHT
The committee in change of
the last Odd Fellows party in re
porting to the Nugget omitted
the winner of the door prize, the
lucky winner of the Turkey was
Mrs. L. Hedine.
The Rebekah lodge will hold
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their regular meeting tonight
when it is reported that at least
six new members will seek mem
bership in the local fraternity.
-After the meeting there will be
practice for a drill team to assist
jn the work of initiations and
activities of this popular lodge.
There will be a special Thanks
giving Day Service at 11 a.m. at
the Federated Church A child
ren's choir has been rehearsing
lor several weeks for a part in
this service. The pastor will
bring a message for Thanksgiv
ing Day. The public is cordially
invited to enter into the tradi
tianl spirit of the day by particip
a ting in this service of worship.
HE ARE THANKFUL
Talking about being thankful,
well the publisher of The Nug
get is very thankful this even
ing for the simple reason that a
very s' II screw-bolt about one
quarter inch long which fell out
of a h i j *n part of the Linotype
was foa i and replaced, and the
machine placed in operation
again i' :r about eight hours de
lay o‘ wise there probably
would ..'t have been any paper
tonight.
Therefore it became necessary
to leave out many items of news,
due to not sufficient time remain
ing to set the type for tonight’s
issue however, we will try to
make up for it in Friday’s issue.
The persons seen taking the
maximum and minimum ther
mometers from the U. S. Wea
ther Bureau shelter at the rear
of the building at 3 p.m. on Arm
istice Day will please return
same and no questions asked.
The alternative, this being a fed
eral offense and liable to pros
ecution, must necessarily mean
that the Weather Bureau will
bring action against this person
whose identity is knowm.
ATTENTION PIONEERS
Committees already appointed
as well as all Pioneers who are
interested in the Roof Garden, to
be given by Igloo No. 1, Pioneers
of Alaska, are requested to meet
tonight at 3 o’clock at the City
Hall.
(,'has. Code, Chairman
Indignant Wives May
Picket Their Husbands
CALCUTTA. tePi —A number
of women cf Sadhaura, in the
Punjab, have decided that one
\v*ife is enough for their hus
bands.
They have formed themselves
into a “monogamy brigade” to
force their husbands not to take
second wives.
Should moral persuasion fail,
peaceful picketing of the “pan
dal"—the tent where the second
marriage takes place—will be re
sorted to.
Finally the weapon of social
boycott will be used.
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JOHN STINK. WHO HELD
HEAP BIG GRUDGE IS DEAD
PAWHUSKA. Okla., I/Pj—John
Stink, 80-year-old Osage Indian
recluse whose strange hatred of
the white man made him a leg
endary figure, is no longer bear
ing his grudge. He was found
dead near here recently. For
more than thirty years he had
lived alone on a hill overlooking
Pawhuska, nursing a grudge
against the white man who kill
ed his dogs. Often he could be
seen smoking a big cigar and
guardin his premises with a big
knife.
About the turn of the century
it was John Stink’s custom to sit
on the steps of the general store
in the center of Pawhuska, his
score of dogs clustered about
j him. The proprietor and towns
people complained. John Stink
grunted “ugh”—kept on sitting.
| At last the marshal opened fire
■ and killed several dogs.
John Stink went up the hill
with the remainder of his dogs,
vowing never to have anything
to do with white men again.
He kept his vow, although his
Osage friends said that in late
years he showed less contempt
for the white race.
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and address for the Nugget to be
sent to you via airplane at your
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A Glazed Fruits, Mints, verware, priced for the occasion. Coffee A
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may not) have helped inspire
this dinner dress which De
signer O’Rosscn says can be don
ned in two minutes.
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will develop new business
for you.
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WINTER SCHEDULE
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HOLIDAY TOMORROW
A general observance o f
Thanksgiving Day will be observ
ed tomorrow in Nome. Schools
were dismissed today and will
i not convene until next Mon
day. Federal and city offices will
be closed as well as the mer
chants and other business hous
es. The U. S. Radio Station will
observe holiday hours as will the
i Nugget. Mayor Polet has issued
a proclamation, which will be
found in today’s issue. .
MASK BALL NEWS
The General Committee for
the coming Mask Ball will meet
tonight at 7:30 o’clock at IOOF
Hall, to complete arrangements.
Watch these columns for com
plete details Friday.
OREGON INSISTS FLEA
HUNTERS GET LICENSE
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PORTLAND, Nov. —You must
; have a license to hunt in Ore
gon—even if you’re stalking a
lowly (lea. Dr. C. Anderson Hub
i bard, biologist studying bubonic
plague, complained game war
| dens wouldn't believe he merely
! was hunting fleas. So the state
game department issued the
; scientist a special permit to
shoot ground squirrels and other
flea-infested rodents.
PRINTING BLANKS CARRIED
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The Nome Daily Nugget carries
several forms of printing blanks
for your convenience — Dredge
Logs, thawing and drill reports.
Mining Deeds, Placer and Lode
1 Location Notices. Vouchers,
I Special Power of Attorney forms
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