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' NEWS NOTES
The fortnightly card party of the
Pioneers will be given tomorrow night
at the Igloo for members and ladies
us usual.
Paul Kjedstud started for Council
this morning luking along us passen
gers Gertrude Rolling und Miss
1 yle. The young ladies are going ,r>
visit Mrs. Coombs anil may make
w j eu.te an extended stay.
: The Snn« of the North .who nuv»
been giving very enjoyable dances
dating tlie winter and will continue on
the same hnes to add to the social
pleasure of the community, g,ve most
of the credit for the success of their
uffuirs to the many ladies who by j
their p esence and helping hands in
tl e mill er of refreshments and other
wise ha .’e aided so mut.rial^
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.Mrs. Holden is preparing a beau
ti'ul flag-drill for the patriotic fes
t.vnl next Friday evening. A practice
•tikes place each afternoon at the Fed
etated church. Fourteen boys and
gals will appear in the drill, the girls
in white dresses, and the boys in
so'dier-like khuki. The effect will be ,
pl< using and appropriate.
R. S. Dimmick, the well known
Candleite, is in town on business and,
hi says that the northern metropolis j
hr8 everything Nome has especially
n< w that the moving picture indus
try ha3 been established there. He
will send a lot more films from the j
Dteam repetoirg to Candle today or
tomorrow by a native but will stoy j
on here himself for some time yet.
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The Corona typewriter passed Inst |
night from the titular ownership of
the Hill pharmacy to some one else
whose Identity had not been learned
' at noon today. At seven o'clock the
j d’awing took place under the eyes of
' O. D. Cochran and G. R. Juckson j
who acted as Judges. The numbers ,
were drawn so tRat If the holders of ]
the first coupon should not appear ,
tl ere would be others to Inherit the t
pi ize. The following numbers were
diawn In the order named, 7575, 9179, <
7862. 5861, 10,672, 10,057, 5290, 2172, ,
1522 101. If the coupon with ‘he ]
first number doe3 not appear- the sec- ,
oiid will be in line and so on. I ,
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Distrio* o'lerk Adams received In I
the recent mail from the hinteralnd j
two important documents which may |
have a bearing on the delegate con- I
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test. They are 3vvorn certificates ex- \
plaining the failure to use the official 1
ballot in the recent election. One <
C"me from Deertng und the other from 1
Ftiea. Judge Adams at once tele- l
g’.aphed to the canvussing board ai
Juneau the fact of their receipt and
di» nature of their contents. Ac
cording to dispatches received by th<
Ni'gget from the Juneau Empire thi
canvassing board n-s already accept
ed the vote of Peering, Utica, how
ever, was held up pending the arrival
of some such document. It now
stuns probable that the Utica vote
will be counted which will mean nine
more votes for Wlckersham and the
election of Corrigan to the legislature.
In the bllllaiu turnament tonignt at
j .ho Board of Trade there will be two
mulches. The first will be between
Ol.rem, 110, and Ivory, 110, In class C
and will big.n at 8:*0. When this Is
over, Lilly and Kiesele will decide
.1 cir contest which tvus unfinished
Saturday.
At two o'clock this afternoon Mrs.
E’ Wallace Smith appeared at the Ilill
pi arntucy with the coupon bearing
th. number 7575 which entitled her
to the Corona typewriter.
The Anchorage Times suys that on
December 1G Charles Estmere was
adjudged insane, at Anchoruge in the
commissioner’s court. Estmere was
for a number of years a mineral sur
etyor in the Candle district where he
rat. ditches and did other work In his
line, l^ater he went to Iditarod and
thence to Southwestern Alaska. Eie
*'as been sent to Mornlngside for
Ueatment.
PROHIBS TRY
AGAIN IN
ILLINOIS
International News Sarvie*.
SPRINGFIELD, E’eb. 13.—Having
failed to carry the state for prohibi
tion by referendum the antld-saloon
longue is now endeavoring to reach
the same goal by legislating enact
ment.
The dry propagandists have suc
ceeded in getting their bill through
ihu Illinois stale senate which today
p.'sed it by a vote of 31 to 18. It
will go to the house next where it
will be bitterly fought.
PLOT TO OVERTHROW
CUBAN GOVERNMENT
International News Ssrvic*.
HAVANA, Feb. 13.A plot to over
throw the government has been un
earthed. Many army officers are Im
plicated and all those against whom
pi oof exist3 have been arrested.
HAVE YOU SEEN
OUR ftINbOW DibPlAY of
ONE HUNDRED
Useful and valuable premiums that
we exchange for coupons packed in
Polet’s Freshly Roasted Coffee.
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ROAD SHOW OF
KENNEL CLUB
DRAWS CROWD
The Kennel Club Road Show at
Ei pie theater last night drew an au
dience of something over three hun
dred and fifty people who witnessed
a vaudeville show modeled on big cir
cuit lines with six pretentious num
bcrs, which Included dancing, dlversl
».eu music, elaborate costumes, a play
let, and in fact covered the gaiiiu.
ui this sort of performance with , the
tack only of the juggler.
The llrst number was a rural stunt
consisting oi s.ng.ng and duncing by
cigiu unarming yuung ladies. Miss
Bertha Johnson was the soloist ano
leader of the octette the other meui
OMS of winch Were Misses Hele i
Btlpek, fna Lyle, Vesta Kelhng, Anna
otipek, Uuby Martin, Irene Yuung unu
jean Crowley. In the rustic danm
sci no Mr. Charles Jones appearoc
tioui the wings in hayseed attire bear
y a vionn and called off and made
■ <el/eve lidule. This turn was embus
isstically sneored and was respond
ed to by “Hello Hawaii” which waa
sung by the members of the octette In
coherent parts of the auditorium. The
Ugbts had been turned down and the
s- geis suuueuly appeared In boxes,
gallery a.-id parquet. Each hou a tele
phone, and a flush light which pliyed
on her face. When this pretty fea
ture was encored the curtain weni
at und disclosed the octette still &•
"Hello girls” united to t heir leader
•W«s Johnson, by colored ribbons
which suggested telephone wires.
They were heartily ajpluuded again.
Mr* Burgh presided at the piano fot
'.h> number.
Then came an excellent "animated"
pidure entitled, “The Street of Make
Believe” which was greatly enjoyed.
Tho third number was a playlet, "A
Man About Town” presented by Mr.
Elmer F. Ash supported by Chaa. E.
Pettit, John Newhouae, and Grover C
Mull. This number was of a serious
nature, tho episode hinging on the
self-denial and essential fineness of a
| iu.ui wnn a past wno had fallen in
love with and had won the
love of, an Innocent girl. The hero,
iuvea ner so muon mat ne gives her
up to save her tne shame ot iiuv...0
uer brother disgraced as a thief and
a suicide. The members of the cas
U'uuiin out mo piot very well ami
mid their audience thxougnoui. They
were heartily applauded.
After an intermission of ten min
utes "The Dolly Sisters" uppcureu in
. v.r iuiwi musical skit. The cur
vain Went up on a beuuuful drawing
room scene with Mrs. Arthur Cole in
a becoin.ng evening uress of dark
material at the piano and Mrs. J. V.
Sheldon in a ravishing pink evening
firck standing in the center. A con
veisunou between the two biougnl
out u number of local hits winch
caught the house. Then Mrs. Cole
ut gun to pluy und Mrs .Sheldon sang
a catchy song. Mrs. Cole Joined In
and soon left the piano to join Mrs
t-noidoii in a dance, the music beiug
iuinished by Mrs. Jburgh at the piano.
An elaborate and beautiful dance
was given with snatches of song. This
..ct was e.iihusiusiicully encored. The
Dolly Sisters responded garbed In
Chinese costumes and executed a very
fetching Chinese scene. They sung a
sing sitting on the floor and dunced
s series of graceful movements. Again
they received the plaudits of the au
dit nee and their pleasing singing and
grceful dancing will be long remem
bered.
Mr. J. Nicholas then gave two won
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d< rful renditions on the mandolin r.c
c iropanled by Mr. A. Hutchinson at
the piano. Their work was highly
artistic and was generously applaud
ed.
Dr. Sharpe then appeared from ‘.he
wlr.gs in military uniform of his rank
as captain and so struck the popular
fancy that he would not be heard for
several minutes owing to the ap
plause. When he was allowed to speak
he announced that the Caruso of Fort
Devil, Mr. Clifford Deakln, was ill
and could not appear.
The performares were all amateurs
ar.d contributed their services to the
Kennel Club which Is understood to
have udded qullo a sum to the treus
u*y us u result of the Itoud Hhow.
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JANE GREY AND LIONEL BARRY
MORE AT DREAM TONIGHT.
One of the but romances yet pic
tured is the story of "The Flaming
Sword" a five reel super-feature star
ring American foremost dramatld art
ists, Miss Jane Gryy and Lionel' Bar
rymore, one of the very latest suc
cesses and recognised us a Unished
line urts production.. A wondernlay
by B. A. liolfe. It Is a bristling story
of ihc rocky Maine coast, the blight
ed life of a loving husband and the
faithful love of two young people. The
Fluming Sword was staged in the
exact locale of the piece and many
niugniUcunt views of the rocky wave
washed New England coast are en
| c. mpasscd in the production. It is in
two hundred scenes and required a
cast of sixty principals besides the
minor roles.
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