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ENGLISH PRESS
PRETURBED OVER
IRISH SITUATION
t\ i' A bet vice
1,0:'\ pr ak .'noug '
• ;,.i . ■.■/ a visible tendency to
/• ••< SCI OUSOesS of the
• ’ j.j’ o. 1 Jr* and. ' h< ;>,*• s of
,i>._ ii* - plainly worried
j !.< . oi ille papers ad
f jy to 114< view ') at the ifisi'l
je< tM/fi v, 0* easily tJUeJJed but
the (|U«ri! on of what the future
ioc 'tors a be is one that fur'
iiisbes i'y*y j for much seri»yus
•mtided sjyri ulation that is hy n»>
in ails devoid of apprehension
J hi- lypinttyfi IS eAJyresse<1 by
• . eial of tin leading journals
that tin government is facing a
problem of the most serious im
DREAM EHEATRf
NO SHOT* .ONIGHI
SATURDAY NIGHT
I : I I 1.1.1 K PROGRAM
I MV I ANIl WAR
IN’ MUX If O ;
A Hit' Picture
T w* part*.
Vitagiaph l.iuipT
< IIKRRY < >N A
RAMPACK
Sj/lii Reel
A RI I) HO'! TRAVESTY
Kdicon Feature,
lO I IRK AND WATRR
SUNDAY NIGHT
THU ROOSTS R RROORAM
WA1 Ml 1 II IS
■ RGH, Pianiat
. ADM. 25«_ i
'is.nct n maintaining the sta
• of iJrtish rule in Ireland
and i,rt a'vj not adverse to see
ing in the Dublin uprisings the
f-g nmtig of a long period of
venous disaffection wherein the
government wi.: be compelled to
< /«r< i*< the utmost vigilance,
i h« predom.natmg expression,
/.< i-r is one of wonder that the
Irish should have allowed them
selves to be lead into the present
ebade by the Germanic influ
<■■'.« s which could offer little in
tiie way of material aid or aamt
ance to the rebellious movement.
SCHMITZ WOULD HAVE
FRISCO MAYOR RECALLED
A R A. Service.
-AN JRAN’CISCO, April 27.
Former Mayor Eugene
< limit/, who was himself com
pelled to retire from office fol*
lowing the exposure of wholesale
gialt during Ins administration,
announced today that he is pre
pui mg to start a petition lor the
o'all of Mayor Rolph, the pres
ent incumbent. Schmitz asserts
that tile petition will lie based
on fourteen charges alleging
among other things malfeasence
in office, illegal elections and gen
ii incompetence.
LIEUTENANT MILES RE
TURNS FROM WAR ZONE
A 1* A. Service
SEATTLE, April jH.—Lieut.
Iiennan Miles, son of General
Nelson A Miles, former chief of
iall of the army, arrived today
bom i'etrogiad by way of Vlad*
ivostok and is here awaiting or
di-t> from Washington.
Nubsi ribe Now for the Nugge*
EGGS!
W«* at«- overstocked on Kkk*. ami have decided to close
them out ai $12 50 |ier our This is for our first clans
« Iskb stock I'.very candled before leaving the market,
and absolutely iruaranteed *
PACIFIC COLD SIODAOt (ONPAIIT
Coats Suits And Skirts
All New Stock
At
THE EMPORIUM
KRI S I AN BROS.
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<5ef*'More Money** for yourPoxeH
lildt k. Silver, i mu, Wed, White an.I Hlue, Lynx,
Hear. Mai ten ami other Iar Isearate cwllavieJ la f otu aeeUua
sllir » «•* “ » t'ttH ItlHKtr la *'NIH’ ttKNT** Ilia lu.,.1
lwu« IH UW Uai Id stealing cv.lnalKlt la MIX I It AMIXIt AN X4M rflxl
. tollable- loaiH.ii.lWe Hilo t in ll.iuaa « uAi a» unWaliil.hrd tap
Illation axiatmx toi tu..re itian a lltlrrl of a .'•ntiirv.' a Ion,: an.’
. .■.iiutia.orilofa.- nilue Kui Shli'Parepronipt.ttA l'ISKf ACTORV
AM' ru.it l r VVl I. ramroa Write for #bu»ai( tMlrurt
the ..ills i eUabl«. a.vutate mart el report ansi price llvl piltilWna.1
Writ* I... it SOW -K’a KIIKK
A. B. SHUBERT. lac. R£,?*JW5S8!Vift
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NEWS NOTES
Jt it. stated that RaJph Rice will
a,'A be removed from the hospital
*s reported but will remain in
that institution uaul the opening
of navigation when he will, pry
ceed to the outside
The Ohrem Brandt Lmcksou
party did not get away for the
Hot bpnngv today as anticipat
ed but wili probably start tomor
row. Jt is probable that Andy
Anderson will also be a member
of the party
Aiec Holmson came up from
Solomon last evening and will re
• urn <ig<in tomorrow morn mg
. ith Chav Luscum as a passen
ger Luscum is returning to the
Solomon section to take up his
duties on the Kimball dredge
it v reported that there will
u ea boy v dog race to Cape Nome
and return tomorrow It is said
that there are sure to be at Itast
f>vt entries and possibly more,
iurther details have not been an
nounced
Another batch of outside mail
arrived shortly after twelve to
day The consignment was all
second class with the exception
of a little local first class. The
woglu is said to have been close
to the limit.
The work of preparing the
schooner Challenge for service
during the summer is now under
way under the direction of Capt.
Crawford, one of the owners 1 he
schooner will be raised and put
m thorough repair for ari antici
pated busy season in trading
Iii deference to the Rice benefit
tile Cathoilc Library Club has de
cided to postpone the weekly car?!
party scheduled for tonight. A
meeting has been called for Sun
day evening to decide upon the
date for holding ihe deferred so
cial.
Street Foreman H. C. Kelling
is busily at work opening up the
drains to clear away the surface
water which is accumulating rap
idly in the lower section of town
A number of men are engaged in
ditching and a boiler is being em
ployed in thawing accumulated
ice.
All but an hour or two of yes
terday’s session of the district
court was taken up in securing
a jury for the trial of tile case of
United States vs. Johnson et al.
Both sides displayed the greatest
care in their examination of pros'
pectivi* jurors and the defense had
exhausted their entire stoclc of
challenges before the jury was
finally selected. The case was
opened for the government by
District Attorney Saxton about J
o’clock
There will be no picture show
at the Eagle movies tonight, as
ibis date lias been given to the
Rice benefit fund. On next Sun
day night a big all star show will
be presented, the first show start
ing at 7 p in. sharp. A splendid
program lias been arranged in
cluding J. Waren Kerrigan and
Jessalyn Van Trump, Lyons,
Eorde, Moran and other well
known screen stars. Music by
Miss Johnson and Prof, Rnurret.
A big show to please all. Don’t
miss it
Mrs, F. W. Carleton received
a letter by last mail conveying
the information that Miss Au
gusta Bernard, daughter of Mr
and Mr:.. Pete Bernard, was mar
ried on tfie Pacific coast to a Dr.
Perry, of Conway, N. H,- and is
now residing in that city. After
leaving Nome, the young lady
spent some time with her uncle,
Joe Bernard, assisting in the ex
hibition of the remarkable, col
lection of curios secured by him
on the voyages of the Teddy Bear
to Coronation gulf a year or two
ago The letter does not give
the date of the wedding but in
dicates that it probably took
place in January.
All Italian paper recently re
ceived by A. Polet contains a
news dispatch relative to the
abandonment of the Gallipoli
mipaign by the allies that is of
more than usual interest. The
item referred to is purported to
be from Vienna and states that
the evacuation of the British
Vices- was out of the biggest sur'
prises of the war to tie central
powers owmg to the fact that the
l urks were themselves making
every preparation to withdraw
from the Vaiploil section owing to
a lack of ammunition. The article
states that at the time of the Brit'
ish withdrawal there were no
mort than twelve rounds of am
munition in the “three principal
ions and a few .days more of
fighting would have found the
'1 urks unable to offer further ar
tillery defense
Th Nugget is in receipt of an
advance copy of the bill framed
by the Alaska delegate in the in
terest of statehood for .Alaska
This is the measure referred to
m the press dispatches of March
lyo as having been offered for
congressional consideration on
that date. Jn the accompanying
letter, dated March 3, the dele
gate says that he intended to in
troduce the bill on March 30 be
cause that date marks the forty
ninth anniversary of the date of
the treaty by which the United
tales purchased Alaska. This
and also the fact that Alaska will
be the forty ninth state decided
the delegate to employ that date
for the presentation
The measure is ntitled "a bill
to enable the people of Alaska to
form a constitution and a state
government, and for the admis
sion of such state into the union
on an ecjual footing with the orgi*
mal states." The document is
too lengthy to permit of publica
tion entire but an abbreviated
synopsis will be printed later
When proprietor Chin Ben, or
Charlie Sing, as he is more fam
iliarly known, of the Boston laun
dry, opened his place this
morning he was astonished to
find his cash register had inyster'
iously disappeared, together with
about seven dollars in change left
in the drawer over night. He at
orice started an investigation by
calling Officer Bond but an offi
cial search of the interior failed
to disclose any sign of the miss
ing register. Be„ then bethought
himself of a party whom he had
reason to believe might have been
the culprit and tii<> searfch was
taken up in the direction of the
C\ • in occupied by the suspect
but nothing developed. Later
the missing register was found
in the rear of the laundry broken
ope,, and the contents gone. The
thief evidently feared the noise
of breaking the register open in
the building and so removed it
to the outside by way of the back
door by which he is also suppos
e to have gained entrance.
ALWAYS IN STYLE.
If you have your suit pressed,
cleared and repaired by us—
Wc will make them look like
new
We do dry or gasoline cleaning.
We do steam cleaning.
We make suits to order I
We make alterations.
We make and repairs furs.
We do cleaning, pressing and
repairing for Ladies and Gentle
men.
We guarantee all work and our
prices are reasonable
First class workmanship.
Come and see us, we will give
you our prices before we do your
work.
Wc appreciate your patronage.
NOME TAILORING CO.
Between Segeratrom & Hagen A
Zehner’s Jewelry Stores.
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I
EAGLE HALL]
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
The Sensation of the Sea
son. By Langdon McCor
mick.
VANTED RY THE
POLICE
• P«rta.
A Story of life in the Un
der world of New York. J
VICTOR-UNIVERSAL.
Featuring
. Warren Kerrigan and Jes- <
salyn Van Trump in
FORGOTTEN WOMEN. ;
Camady. i
THE GIRLS AND DAD. j
Lyons, Forde, Moran. <
ALMOST A RF.SCCUE. |
You're laughing all the time ]
A Crackerjack Show i|
Violin Selections by Miss Ji
Bertha !.»} nson. <|
)LLIF. BOURRET pianist- j]
ADMISSION, Oft oenta jl
♦ A Few Specials +
4 ON OUR BARGAIN COUNTER THIS WEEK 7
4 QUAIL BRAND BERRIES GAL CANg.Cfcc PER CAN *t
+ QUAIL BRAND PEACHEB. GAL CANS 4&t PER CAN J
4> QUAIL BRAND APRICOTS. GAL CANS. 4tc PEP. CAN 4
4 QUAIL BRAND RHUBARB. GAL 4b« PEP. CAN 4
^ SE>. PORT PEaCHXS UM PEP CaSE 4
a FORCE t pa^mr — lor SLbb. 4^
^ SKRZDED W'HEAT BISCUITS, t package* rot UM
♦MOLLER’S GROCERY +
]( PHONE, Main M 211 FRONT »T. 4
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On account of the Rice benefit
there will be no show at the
Dream theater tonight. Tomor
rosv night an extravagant bill of
attractions. The topliner will be
a gripping photoplay, in two
p^rts, titled “The Mystery of
Sedge wick,” In addition to this
big picture, two modern class
subjects, one of them a screaming
travesty, will be shown. Sunday
night, the Rooster, five reeh A
comedy entertainment.
In. spite of the general heavine5*
of the trails, the racers in the
Camoogan club contest made
rather fair time yesterday and the
last of the entries was in Solo
111011 at 5:32 last night. A\er, al
though bearing a uouble burden
negotiated the distance in the
sliortcst time, 3:57 but, owing to
the handicaps granted the other
entries lie stands last in the list
of arrivals. Dr. Kittelsen with
an allowance of two hours and
forty-five minutes was in the leaa
with a creidt of 2:20, corrected
time, Lieut. Perrine with the
same allowance was second in
2 47, and K. Kenney with a fane
allowance of 75 minutes was
third in 3:10. The time position
of the others was as follows:
Sheldon, 3:38; Kilroy, 3:45; Mc
Guire 3:54; Ayer, 3:57. After
stopping at Solomon over night
tlH teams proceeded toward
Council this morning, Kilroy and
Perrine being the first to leave,
the former at 6:54, the latter one
minute later. Ayer was the last
to get away, finally hitting the
trail at 9:46. By J2:3o four of
the teams, McGuire, Kittelson,
Perrine and Kilroy had arrived
at Timber.
Up to the hour of going to
press nothing has been heard of
the dog racers at Council City.
All teams are reported past Tim
however, and their arrival
at the finish is momentarily ex
pected.
The Family Paper la the N'oni':
Dally Nugget.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
All parties who wish to donate
some article to be sold at the
White Elephant sale for the Rice
benefit can leave them at Witten*
bergs' store Nothing, is too in
significant, nothing is too good,
anything you don’t want and that
some one else might, will bring
money and help.
The great Auction sale at Wit*
nberg's on Friday from 2 to e
O E S NOTICE
I he ladie» of the Order of the
Eastern Star will give a card par
ty and social for members and
their families and lady friends,
Saturday. April 29. Admission
50 cents each.
| WEATHER RECORD j
• • ••••••••••••• t
The following table snows the av
erage temperature ror each day for the
che following year?:
1814 1916
April 1. . n. 7 IO
April 2. 6 o
April 3. 8 o
April 4. 16 8
April 5. 19 28
April 6. 4 30
April 7.—3 3o
April 8 —9 a8
April 9.. 6 16
April 10 . 18 5
April 11 18 7
April 12.14 15
April 13.15 2
April 14 12 —6
April 15.—2 8
April 16.31 5
April 17.28 8
April 18 . . . .... 19 —1
April 19.27 —8
April 20 .29 —IO
April 21 .27 —4
April 22.27 —8
April 23 .25 o
April 24.13 14
April 25.16 23
April 26.16 28
April 27.1430
HEAR YE! HEAR YE!
IF YOU WANT TO BRIGHTEN UP YOUR HOME l
WITH A PIECE OR TWO OF NEW FURNITURE AT
A NOMINAL COST. NOW IS YOUR TIME. AS WE j
ARE GOING TO CLOSE OUT OUR FURNITURE
REGARDLESS OF COSir, SO COME EARLY WHILE
THERE IS A GOOD ELECTION
GOGGIN’S
The Quality Store.
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