It our triends and patrons, who have not
yet received one of our calenders, will give us
their name, we will be glad to see that one Is
delivered to them.
D. E. CROWLEY
DECLARES DARDANELLES
RETIREMENT UNTHINKABLE
A P. A. Service.
LONDON, Jan. 7.—The report of
General Ian Hamilton on the Dar
danelles situation, read In parlylament
today dicloses that the famous leader
< f the alllled forces in that section is
vreatly opposed to the abandonment of
tr.e "ampaiKn in the Gallipoli war sone
Ham'lton recites many reasons foi
h aiding on to the ground already gain
ed and declares that the taking of the
f amous passage of Constantinople 1
dal to the future of the rar. He
holds that retirement Is absolutely un
thinkable.
Order voitr calling cords for the New
Year at the Nugget office
ANOTHER PEACE DISCIPLE
JUMPS JOB
A. P. A. Service.
COGPENHAGEN, Jan. 6. (Delayed
In transmission.)—A part of the Ford
party, twenty in all, left here todaj
by special train and steamer for thi
Hague where they will join the re
mainder of the party already landed
In Holland. A second desertion has i
taken place from the ranks of the I
peace apostles, this time the delin
quent one being S. S. McClure, the
not«d publisher. The reason for Mc
Clure’s defalcation ha* not been given
out here although it Is stated that he
Will leave at once for America.
Mall tha Nugget to your fr'ends and
selp advertise Nome.
HERRON CALLS
G. 0. P. STALWARTS
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A. P. A. Service.
SEATTLE, Jan. 7.—Chairmen Chas.
Herron today Issued a cal for a meet
ing of the republican central commit
tee of Alaska today. The gathering of
the republican stalwarts will take place
at Seward on January 21. Herron re
uses to discuss northern politics be
yond Intimating that the republicans^
■ re preparing to put up a strong fight!
for the political plums at the next elec-1
tions. Relative to the returns of Wick-1
crsham to the republican fold Herron!
states that he is not aware of a changej
of feeling on the part of northern re
publicans toward the delagate re
gardless of what may be the Inclina
tions of that gentleman
ROOSEVELT WILL
SAIL FOR INDIES
A. P. A. Service.
MEW YORK, Jan. 7.—It was an
nounced today that Colonel Roosevelt
has decided to take a trip to the
West Indies und will sail with his fam
ily early in February.
Calling Cards at the Nugget Office
FANS ON TIP TOE
FIRST GAME TONIGHT
Ten thousand people, Ralph Lumen
says, make It twenty, poured In to the
city from outlying towns today for the
opening games of the big league which
will take place at the Eagle hall to
night at 8 o’clock. The capacity of the
Seward peninsula. Northern Paclflo,
Great Northern, Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul railroads were not able to
accommodate the crowd 'with their
tegular service so many special trains
were called Into requisition.
Local fans all have their seats seats
booked and there will be something do
ing every minute. Doc Kemp has se
lected a bunch of rooters who are
guaranteed to make a noiso like an
Iron foundry working overtime. They
will occupy the stage In the big hall.
Irish confetti Is barred, and shlllallaghs
will he cheeked at the door.
Art Smith, the loop-the-loop aviator
will arrive with President Wilson one
minute before the opening of the game.
Ho will be received by Mellke, the
barber, as Judge Tucker will bo busy
winding his arm up to pitch the first
ball of the series.
One hundred special constables have
been enrolled and sworn In. They will
be detailed together with the regular
police force In keeping the Kemp ag
gregation in order. Everything Is In
good shape and the local ambulances
will be in attendance. Don’t miss the
fun. It has the follies of 1915 backed
off the board.
Come early and avoid the rush and
bring your Gadzousky to root with. 1
ATTENTION PIONEERS.
Joint installation of officers Janu
ary 10, 8:30 p. m. All rioneora re
quested to bo present with their lady
friend*. Social and refreshments,
Begin tho New Year right by sub
scribing for the Nugget.
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RUGS RUGS RUGS
Come in and see them j
$2.00 $3.00 $5.00
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS.
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1916 ON THE JOB f
\Ve will be at the same old s and throughout the year dlspens- B
ing dependable merchandise at modern prices, anu with* full nppre- £j
elation of past favors, shall nv rlt a continuance. B
Beginning Monday, Januar 10th we Nvlll have special sales
every week. Including merchandise throughout the entire store;
complete change of articles ever week, these special prices Will ap
ply on articles only during the week In which they are on eale.
Watch for announcements every week.
G. P. GOGGIN
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NEWS NOTES
Tomorrow will l>p the last day of
the winter school vacation as the
sessions of the public school will he
resumed Monday morning.
Owing to other attractions the sched
uled howling game between the Strlk
I era and the Misfits did not develop
hind the game will he played next Mon
j day.
| Mrs. A1 Gawn was the subject of a
surgical operation at the hospital yes
terday Dr. Chaee being the operating
surgeon. The patient Is reported to be
recovering nicely today.
The wire s went up again yester
day afternoon shortly after four, much
to the relief of everyone. It is not
known at the city telegraph office as
to the state of the cable, but It Is
probable that the wires received were
transmitted In a round about manner.
The drawings for the Cl. F. Goggl;
trade prizes will take place at the
store at seven this evening. Ttie two
piizes represent a value of fifty dol
lars in trade, the first one being val
used at *35 and the second at $16. The
judges of the contest are A. B. Miller.
Dr. Neuman and Prof. Baird.
The fortune telling booth completed j
their labors In their repectlve booth ;
and turned over to the finance commit
tee the sum of $K0 net of expense. The
winners of the prizes are the follow
ing: J. V. Sheldon the center piece.
Thomas Gaffney the towel, Jack Ohrem
the runner, E L Holt, the dnyllo, T.
Killeen, the box of candy. The prize.
were left at Polet stores.
The Catholic Library Club held their
weekly card social last ovening at St,
Joseph’s hall with a good sized at- j
tendance. Refreshments were served
and a very enjoyable evening was
ipent bv those attending The follow
ing were the prize winners: Ladles,
first, Helen Stipek, second Mrs. Chas
Thompson, third Mrs. Nellie Smet. i
Gentlemen, first Mr. Webber, second, I
Joe Ernst, third, Ed Moran
The committee In charge of the pro
posed "Cabaret" dance to be given by
the A. B.'s will meet to decide upon
the date of that event which is already
being looked forward to with a great
deal of interest since the pleasures of
that form of diversion were speedily
recognized by those attending tho
carnival, it Is stated that plans are
still in the nudeveloped stage but that
the affair will probably be given about
tho 29th.
A banner show is on fur Sunday
night at the Eagle hall movies, the
head liner being "Monsieur Bluebeard,’’
by George Mronson Howard and taken
from the story as published In the
Century Magazine this film Is a splen
did photoplay that will Interest and
please all who see It. A Nestor-Uni
versal comedy with those great fun
makers Eddie Lyons McDonald and
Lee Moran entitled "His Brothers
Wives” will produce tho laughs, the
program concluding with tho ever pop
ular animated weekly and the famous
cartoons of Hy Mayer. The first show
will start promptly at 7 o’clock. On
Monday night the first five episodes
of the "Lucille Love” serial will be
shown the price of admission being 26
cents.
The Dream theater presents a good
diversified bill of photoplays tonight;
"In a Womans’ Power" "Tho Man
Without Fear" and "King Baby’s
Birthday.” Tho latter Is a cracker
lack comedy. Sunday night a, banner
show—ono Joyous night of hilarity.
The vital spark,” Mlsa Mabel Normand
supported by Fatty Arbucklo, Ford
Sterling, Mack Sennot and the cream of
•ho Keystone studios In two scream
comedies entitled “The Sleuth of the
floral Parade” and "The Rural Third
Degree,” Also a special, "Tho Golden
Fubllee of the Catholics." This Is '
great picture showing tho ecclesiastical
notables at tho Catholic Protectory o'
New York city. The White Indian
r-“ :
ind a Pat he Weekly concludes the pro- .
gram.
A high tension electric light wire j
carrying the Juice out to the Stead- j
man avenue section broke this morn- j
tng unde.- the great weight of accumu- i
iated ice and for a short time afford- j
ed the people passing down the ave- j
nue a fine display of pyrotechnics. The j
same cause w is also responsible for I
the breaking dmvn of a portion of 1
antennae on the wireless tower which! j
resulted in putting the plant out of] j
commlslon for a time. Many windows i
ire reported to have been broken! j
around town by the weight of snow j j
lides from the roofs while sundry and j
divers pedestrians have received sound’ i
raps on their think domes from the I I
ice dropping from the streets wires ! ]
From all accounts the thaw has mad ^
tiie trails very soft and there is little
traffic outside of the city.
The initial eamea of the 191B base- j
ball season will be played tonight to- (
night at Eagle hall and will undoubt- (
edly bring out the fans in all their I <
glory war paint, brass lungs and all j j
the other appurtenaces of the genus' j
fan. The first game will be between (
tiie Pirates, who aie said to be as [
formidable as their names suggests, and (
the .Northern Eights who are said to ^ J
be as handy at streaking things as (
their Aurora from which they take ] \
their name. The second game will i *
: be fought out by the Horseshoes and (
tiie team from Fort Davis. The fol-|j
| lowing is the lineup of the Pirates and (
Northern Eights: | j
Pirates—Allan e, Modlnl p.; Grev i<
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1st, Bartholomew 3rd, Watson, re., <
Weaver Is, Reed rf, Saxton, if, Fromm j
Huff, EUb. I
Northern Eights: A. Eomen e, Mil- J
ler if, McMlllen rf., G. Lomen 3rd, <
Benson Is.. Mlsh, 1st b„ C, Eomen 2nd /
b., Baird, is., Lehmann, p. subs Wit- 5
tenberg, Frazier, Heckla, (
The Horseshoes will be composed £
of the following but the various posl- <
tions of the players have not been (
definitely decided: <
Thompson, McGuire, Corbin, Bain,
Xavier, Crowley, Sheldon, Sprecht, ;
Allyn, Burke, Hagen, Grantham.
Judge Tucker will pitch the Jrst ball
and announce that it will be a genu
ine old Virginia underhand twlrler
sueh as the boy’s hurled in the days]
when the magistrate went to school
Tickets will be on sale at the Rose i
candy store until the opening of the I
box ofHec. j
ATTENTION MOOSE.
All members L. O. O. M. i.ro re-1
quested to attend meeting Sunday,
January 9. Social and refreshments
will follow business of Importance.
ALFRED LOMEN, Dictator.
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WEATHER RECORD j!
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The following table shows the av- r
erage temperature for each day for the t
the following yoars: (
1915. 1918 £
January 1 . 1 12 C
January 2 . 1 25 1
January 3 —6 18 (
January 4.—10 —17 <
January 5.—8 —20 <
January G.—21 0 (
January 7. 13 17 ^
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