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Given by Mr». A. H. Bartlett. Eagle Hall, May 1st ’15
PROGRAMME
PART I
1 Hong May Morning- Harold Dili
y. .■ pro *H*;on and < r own In* ,f th- day Qj*u V'irgyrila Van Slcklej
• 1 Song and Skip Greeting lb« ’ S! > Mu—r, Mr* V an U«-n* or Iter a
Kindergarten Clae* Of. ill- .■ .r.i—>u I > Hot Mels Swan berg.
Margaret Thompson, M idr-d Maynard- Russell Maynrrd
Gwer.dlyn p.-gg* Han- Wi - r E elyr. Burslk. Oreyn Riggs
Joe «he.dori Elizabeth fh1*‘ I-*.-* Graven James Richardson
No t day Pole Dance By Twelve l.lttie Tot*
So l I Want to be a Janitor Bo . Clifford Holder
Vo ( * or.* aid Mar> n By Mr* lander worker** Kindergarten C’la»*
PART II
So 7 Highland P.ee: ar»d Htrath*pe. - Kilt* Clarence fieeae Alt*
liriiwn Opher Nelson. lielga I,-tiding
N' '• The Tango, Elele Porter, Harold Dll Clara M»IUs Clifford Holden
Lillian Bartlett
So '* cupld and Fairy Iran - e She Jon. Itorothy Rennie Russell May
nard Gwendeiyn Ftlgg’ Har'o Wanton Kathleer, M irph- rirwyr.
Bigg* Joy* Rom
No lb Vdiem* naiat—nde Knghsl Ik l»n> *) Kthel Riley. Marjorie
Bartlett Alta Hr *v n Kieie I rrer Fdith Davlaon Mary Aleaon
No 1J Skirt Darn e Helga I^ddtag
So IV Virginia Reel, Alice Morn*. Tommy Sullivan Martha Hull. Francis
Murphy. Dorthy Renin- Lewis Riley, Lillian Bartlett Jack
porter, Gwendolyn Rlgg* Crwvn Rlgg*
No Li Cake Walk, Billy McCarty, Mery Alexen Harold Dill, Clara M-ilke
No 14 Grand Final
ly ueen-i Attendant* Dorothy Morn*. Dearborn Riley,
• Freddie Hull. James Murphy
w - r Girls—Jane Sheldon, Kathleen Murphy.
Crown Bearer—Joe Sheldoa
GENERAL DANCING AT CONCLU88ION OF THE PROGRAM.
Doors Open at H p m . Program Commences at k:45 Sharp
RESERVED 8EAT8, »1.00; GENERAL ADMI68ION, 76c
CHILDREN 26c
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(Benuine China Sale
Sweeping reductions are now offered
in China.
Rugs 6: Carpet remnants are going cheap.
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NEWS NOTES
■'rs LfitT M D naic wife { the
B'uT store tofet e •—- 4-i f ,r i brief
v » • *-»• erdi>
V f <n*»»4 w ,re» rruight the
fire deicArticeiit out -r a run this
aflerr • - the e'er f K; r - fro-;
and Huies W * v
~h. •»..*. f -per.ir.g the rttr drain*
« progressing rapidly and the spring
breakup trill find the drainage ban
r<e(» in readiness to tarry off the water.
The funeral t,f the late j>-u Hor* will
take plate tomorrow at ten a m The
tier*... Pioneers f which the deceased
a a* a member will attend in a b-dv
Fr'-d Weiler writing from San Fran
t. to the Nugget *,s s that the Fair
s a “hummer" and well w.nh seeing
*;•) that there a-e jus -f Nome t— .pie
’her*
Rd H' ’ * r '* » f t ■? a f....c »rd
fr m Part Pe k.stead In which the Lat
ter o * that Alaska lo-.k* g asl t.. hirr
and he is on! biding the tlm» i ntl!
he car onte more return The reverse
side disp laves a photo Of ffer* taker
r.hr'e r. 'it tt. Id Mexi>
The lecture last evening "Com
|merit* on the War Power of h it Oov
► foment” delivered by Judge Tu< ker
at the Kegonvah K tr w s m>'t ir;
teresting and instruetP •• dealing tv.tl
what the various governments eon
• dered 1 declaration of war The
oiu'lcal number “All ! Ask is I.o\f" »
-al s. do he \|r Arthur Rrouker w it!
Ollle P.ojjr* tte at the piano was ex
eeptlonallv good
Communication o\er the Valdez
isitka table was interrupted ear.' thii
tfternoon thereby delaying all afer
noon message- tending the routine of
- me via the Cordova radio stat'on
which a'fc.tint* for the dearth f w.u
bulletins in today's issue of the Nug
get As the belated telegram? » il not
arrive until evening we ar» for "d b
beg the indtilg-tire f c»ir readers
The fan. ■ dancing exhibition b'
N'om*' little folks to he glv* ’ a> Eagh
H II May first under the direct; .n o'
Mrs Rnrtlett. promise* to he enterest
ing as the tots have teen well tr:«1 n*-*
■' ml are Interested heart and soul The
■ dam Ing will Inc lude several form- of
society and fancy dancing and In ad
dition there will be songs recitations
cake, walking and the historical May
Pole dame General dancing will fol
I low the conclusion of the program.
; Reserved seats for the event are going
fast and it is already evident that the
‘attendance will be large
The following telegram from Thorn*
well Mulally, chairman of the com
mittee oil special events, athletics and
military affairs at tiie Sun Francisco
Fair, was received by the Nome Ken
nel Club yesterdaj
Nome Kennel Club:
Would like to know if priz»* ag
gregating five thousand cash would
secure enthusiastic participation in a
Sweepstakes race to be held at the
Exposition grounds by Alaska en
trants Favorable race course condi
tions assured by John Johnson
THORNWELK MCKAKKY.
The social dance ghen last evening
bv the newly elected officers of the
Koyal Order of ,\l»ose No. 1413 was
a grand success in every sense of the
word. At nine o’clock the sweet music
began to flow from the Moose uuxetn
phone and the merry dancing party
was soon in full swing, which was only
disturbed slightly when the announce
ment that tiie banquet, which had been
prepared by femlne hands and taste,
w.ta ready. After refreshments, the
evening was again devoted to dancing
until the Home Hweet Homo med
ley announced tiie closing of one of
the most enjoyable affairs yet afven
by the Moose.
The Dream management have pre
pared a Je luxe, program for Thursday
and Saturday including the sensational
three reel feature film The Vampire.
The remarkable character dance en
titled The Vampire in which two fam
ous dancers depict with startling real
ism tiio pursuit of tiie intended victim
of the vampires lust to tho final mo
ment when overcome by seductive al
lurements he yields himself to the vol
uptous embrace of the enchantress
and casts away his life, forms one of
the most remarkable features ever
shown in moving pictures and is in no
way objectionable. A i'atlie Weekly
will be shown atid in addition Mr.
Arthur Brooker will sing and Miss
Kuttio Johnson will entertain with
sumo of l lie latest wrinkles in ragtime
dancing. Olllo Bourette will furnish
the music.
By arriving at Council at 3:54:30 yes
terday, Fred Ayers proved the winner
-i the r je.r-jj r*m,cfsn Club'* bur*
'. r. rape frwn Norn- ’ the inland
tom r The diieanr-e war made in eight
norm* one minute and thirty second*
-.•dual running time Jot Sheldon with
the speed-. Allan team negotiated the
dir- - nr* in eight hour* sixteen mln
jte* and thirty-second* thereby an
r*y;r,g th* second place and Gene IT1 -*e
r;*. .ng the te*ro f Ciuin Th- n*s
emptured third honor* by dome th*
distance in nine hour*, twenty eight
minuter and thirty second*. The fol
lowing ia the total list : rraoged ac
cording to j.;are
II M S
F M Ayer . 4 61- 30
Joe Sheldon * lf- 3<)
chat Thomas
C Evern. 1® 41 «*
nr Kittleann.11 1® <*>
tV «*. McGuire 1! 3n
.« II Burgh , ’J 11 3'*
The Old German Legend, full of
thrilling interest from start to finish
"Old Manisel'es Secret” Eag e Ha
Sunday night.
Str.stly fresh eggs $1.25 per doren
at Prosser’s Harness Shop. Prone
B.ach 5.
MRS.PETERSON
WRITES LETTER
Iri a letter to Mrs. .! I* Jones, dated
Victoria, III, Fell Mrs I* A Peter
son writes interestingl' of the travels
of Mr Peterson ind her-eir during the
early part of the winter The follow
ing sre extracts from the letter which
wiil undoubtedly tie of interest to the
mans friends of the well-known cou
ple: “Our time has heen full. We spent
Thanksgiving here where I grew up
Mother sisters, brother* ind fimiles
around her Then we went on to pa
to visit a sister of Mr Peterson's ind
gra nt Xmas there, then to Washington.
I) C. the most beautiful <-ity in the
I'nited States, then to Philadelphia
and then to New fork where P. A
has a brother and some nieces We
spent four weeks in the city of sky
scrapers and the most wonderful car
traffic. We then crossed the Hudson
into New Jersey—to Arlington where
we bad manv to visit. Went to Boston
for ten davs and enjoyed the stay th-re
very much, visited many shoe and
1 ruhl.er factories and ordered many
nice shoes so you see we are not
around for mere pleasure We visited
several surrounding towns there and
on our return stopped at Worcester,
Albany, Syracuse. Buffalo, Niagara
and Mishawaka. Ind., and Chicago for
the third time and then hurrah, for
homo again where I have been fixing
up my clothes to go on again. We en
joyed our visit to Niagara very much,
took the sightseeing trolley ride
around the Canyon and walked around
Goat Island which divides the falls.
Have not run into much winter any
1 place except Chicago, before Xmas,
where we froze more than we ever did
in Nome, so we did not stay many
days. In about a week we will start
on our way west, stop at Galesburg
and down to Kansas to visit my*
brother, then through Colorado where
we will make many stops, then to Salt
Lake and California." Mrs. Peterson
states that at the time of writing they
were stopping at the home of her
sister a mile from her old home place.
"They have many horses, cows, pigs
and chickens, etc. T just enjoy hear
ing the chickens cackle and we have
all the fresh eggs and milk we want.
They just butchered a COO pound ling
and you should see the lard, sausages
and pork fried and put away in jars.
It is a great sight for Nomeltcfl.
There is a coal l>ank on the farm,
about one-fourth mile from the house
where they can go and easily get all
the coat they want. Coal sells for
fit e cents the bushed. How does that
sound" Mr. Peterson has a great time
here." The letter concludes with re
gards to all friends.
ACT QUICKLY
Delay Has Been Dangerous in Alaska
Hu the right thing at the right time.
Act quickly in time of danger.
In time of kidney danger Doan's
Kidney pills are most effective.
Plenty of evidence of their worth.
Mrs. M. K. Cook, State Street, Sedro
Woolley, Wash., says: "I strained my
back while lifting, and I was lame and
weak for a long time. [ had sharp,
shooting pains in my back, and if I
stooped it was hard for me to straigh
ten. I doctored hut got no better, and
finally I decided to try Doan's Kid
ney Pills After I had taken a few
doses, I found they were helping me
and I continued using them until I
was fixed up in good shape."
Price 50c. at all" dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
Mrs. Cook had. Foster-Milhurn Co.,
Props., Buffalo, N. V.
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' • be or mav be in accord with , ,
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ALASKANS FOR ALASKA.
Editor Nome Nugget.
The whole people of Alaska are most
strenuously protesting against carpet
baggers from the outside being given
government jobs in the territory It is
i just protest and should be heeded
by the, "powers that lie " The men
who have cast their lot in this far
Northern land, laboring under the most
adverse conditions to develope it and
make it one of the greatest assets pos- 1
sessed by the nation, are not built of,
the commonest material The percen
tage of intelligence in Alaska will eom-I
pare favorably with that of the most I
cultured state in the I’nioii And it j
is no more than simple justice that ,
Alaskans should be giv en preference j
when the government has any “plums" j
to give out. There is no position in
the gift of the government that an
Miiskan cannot be found to acceptably
fill. In fact, knowing well the con
ditions. the needs of the territory and
its peoples, the Alaskan makes a bet
ter official than a raw outsider can
possibly make And in a less degree,
hut just as much emphasis as to jus
tice, the chiefs of departments of ihe
! different Divisions should select their
J subordinates in the different sections
from the residents of those sections,
I will venture to assert that in no
section of Alaska will sufficient in
telligence be found lacking for the
I proper performance of any official
duties belonging to that section.
Witness the fact, that in all the
stampeding into new regions during
the past years that has taken place,
a capable recorder was found amongst
the first stnmpeders. And it is so with
any and all positions; there are men in
each section for the job. It is a re
flection an the intelligence of the!
people of any section for a chief to I
send a stranger to fill a billot that a |
resident can fill.
A FAITH El l, SritSCTtlHER. j
WEATHER REPORT.
Nome. Alaska, April .‘a. 1015.
Temperature-—Max. 25, Min. H
Itarometer 2!>7fi inches.
Weather Cloudy.
Wind 4 miles per hour Average 7
miles j»er hour.
Precipitation Trace of snow iij
inches water.
mm THEATRE
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
THE VAMPIRE
In Three Perte
Vocal Solo
THE GIRL OF MY DREAMS
By ARTHUR BORRKER
PATHE WEEKLY
MISS LOTTIE JOHNSON
IN RAGTIME DANCES
OLLIE BOURETTE. Pianiit.
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS
EAGLE HALL
FRIDAY NIGHT
Drama
THE MAIL CLERK'S
TEMPTATION
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Drama
THE STAGE LETTER
Comedy
A HAZARD FOR A HEART
Those are all new pictures.
OLLIE BOURRET. Piamst
ADMISSION. 25 cents
TARIFF DID IT.
*> Imported Goods. Domestic Price* j>
<, Just received a large line of ]>
< | I. X. L. pocket knives from l [
J > Scheffield, England " J
S Fresh stock Peters ammunition
<, Also something new in 22 rifles
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