If our friends and patrons, who have not
yet received one of our calenders, will £ive us
their name, we will bt ^lad to see that one is
delivered to them.
D. E. CROWLEY
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COMMISSION TO ADJUST
ANCHORAGE STRIKE
A. P. A. Service.
WASHINGTON. March 2.—It was
announced today that Secretary Lane
has requested the secretary of labor
to appoint a commission to go to
Anchorage, Alaska, at once and seek
to settle the present difficult es between
:he engineering commission and the
men employed on the construction of
the government railway, which have
led to the workers going on strike I
'Vilson will name the commission to]
■>* hose good offices the work of
• tralglitening out the difficulties. Sat- 1
rday according to the statement of
labor department officials.
i'he Family Paper Is the Nora
Dally N'ugget.
Norm Nugget, if 00 per month Sub
ritio now
NEWS NOTES
The Eagles will hold their weekly
card social and dance this evening.
The ball games will supplant the
movies at Eage hall tomorrow plght
Jack Xass, who came over from Dime
creek to run In the big Moose burden
race expects to set out on the return
journey to the ■ new camp about Sun
day.
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The outside mall consisting of a■
large consignment of second class with]
» sprinkling of way first class arrived ]
yesterdaj afternooo. Seattle papers]
dating all the way from December 21
to January fi were included In the
bunch.
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Through an error the name of Mrs
i rmann was inadvertanty placed in
■ econd position in yesterday's account
>f the winners of the ladies bowling
contest Instead of Mrs. Jackson, who
a as the holder of second position at
the close of the conteset. Mrs. Jack
son’s total was 3S scores, that of Mrs.
I.ehmaiin 37.
j Two more prizes have been added
to the number to be given the win
ners in the high school race. Charles
Mllot has donated a two pound box
of bonbons for the winner of the thir
teenth place and Billy Ro9e has also
offered a box of sweets to the one
coming in last. It 19 said that there
will be something like twenty of the
student body who will compete
Mr. T. R. Steppard who Is a mem
ber of the firm of Sheppard brothers,
conducting stores at Andrefsky and
other points in the lower Yi kon coun
try, expects to leave for home with
Rrlc Johnson on the next trip of the
mail team. Mr. Sheppard has been
In the city some time undergoing
medical treatment but is now fully
recovered.
Henry Webber returned from a trip
to Safety this morning whither he
has been for the purpose of looking
over the Sea Wolf, which is in winter
quarters at that point. Henry says
the boat is In fair position through
OPP RTONITY OPP IRTUNITV
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CASH SALE stud-tr£ti;n,rtSpay CASH SALE
advertisement
FOR TWO WEEKS INLY
CIMKtaclK FEB. 26, AT 8 A. *.
IGoggins “the Quality Store”!
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OFFERS UNHEARD of BARGAINS in all lines of Merchandise
“OCCASIONED BY THE FACT”
That this Spring we will tear down our building and erect in its
place a substantial structure as we are here to stay I
I Thousands of Dollars worth of We have not gone crazy!
merchandise cut forty ways. Strictly BUSINESS with us!
Now! Now is the time! We need the money! :~~
Come and Investigate! You need the goods!
| FRI AY AN I SATURDAY
We w ill clean up hundreds of suits of Gents Underwear, shirts, Socks, Over
alls, Sweaters. Genuine Bargains in best Woolen goods. Come and see for your
selves. Working men look into this for it is your only chance.
During this sale, goods to the amount of ONE HUNDRED dollars will be
given as a bonus to the various purchasers,—to those who buy Fifty Dollars
worth of Merchandise a $5.00 Dunkley Vacuum Carpet Sweeper will be given.
Certain Merchandise will be specialized every two days and will be announc
ed in the daily papers.
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LOOK OUT FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY--HOUSE FURNISHINGS
'I his is a Bona tide Sale and t housands of Dollars worth of Goods will be Sacrificd
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|CASH SALEj GOQGIN’S
+ A Few Specials *
4 ON OUR BARGAIN COUNTER THIS WEEK. ^
4 QUAIL, BRAND BERRIES. GAU. CANS,65c PER CAN.' •*
4 QUAIL, BRAND PEACHES. GAL. CANS. 46c PER CAN. 4
4 QUAIL BRAND APRICOTS. OAL CANS, 46c PER CAJN 4
4 QUAIL BRAND RHUBARB, OAL. 40c PER CAN 4
4 SEA PORT PEACHES, 94.00 PER CASE 4
a FORCE, 3 paokagvs for $1-00. 4
J 9HREDED WHEAT BISCUITS, S packages for *1.00 4
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the efforts of McAllister who hauled It
several hundred yards from the point'
where It was left by the high water
last fall. While there Henry aso over
hauled the engine and set things to
rights generally.
A classy game between Allan, 190,
and Burroughs, 180, was the principal
attraction at the Board of Trade last
evening. Burroughs won In a close
contest 180 to 163. Mish, 125, and
Pangman, 100, also played a game in
wt^eh the latter proved the victor
by a score of 100 to 105. Two games j
are scheduled for this evening. Lomen]
and Divine in C class and Llndeberg
and McGuire In the B section.
That clever mechanic in Iron and
steel, Billy Allan has completed a
novel picture frame made entirely of
hand forged metal which he Intends
to present to Russ Downing. The
frame proper 19 a burnished steel
horseshoe, engraved In artistic design
with ordinary blacksmith tools and Is
embellished with small figures worked '
In steel, copper and Iron all of which!
disclose remarkable Ingenuity and
skilful workmanship. The whole is i
mounted on a covered placque In a,
handsome silvered frame
The baseball contest in Eagle hall
tomorrow night will give the soldiers a
chance to prove their statement that
they cannot play their best game in
the A. B. hall owing to the lack of
space. According to the defenders
they will play rings around the Stars
when they get a chance to swing their
arms in the Eagle hall. One of the,
baseball committee states that the sol
diers were for holding all the games
in the larger hall because of the con
tention that they needed slathers of
room to act in and could not get Into
proper action otherwise. The matter
of the hall is said to have came very
near to breaking up the arrangements
owing to the inslstance of the soldier?
regarding this point. Anyway we will
see how their theory works tomorrow.
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I
A December Issue of the New York j
Times contains an interesting picture'
1 of Captain F. E. Kelnschmldt In the
role of a German officer on the Serbian
front. The former well known Nome
' ite la dressed in the uniform of a
captain and is seen surrounded by a
! group of officers on a high eminence
(overlooking the Serbian posi
tions from which point Is directing the
movements of his company. The pic
ture recalls to memory that Captain
Klelnschmldt was one of three con
estants in a sword contest In Eagle
hall some years ago, which was wit
nessed by many persons now here. The
other contestants were Fox Ramsay
and Rene Haas, both of whom, like
Klelnschmldt, are now on the firing
lines of Europe battling for their
Beveral countries.
At the Dream a crowded house
testified to the merits of the Perils
of Pauline last night. Tonight the
eighth episode will be shown In which
a vast concourse of Sioux Indians take
a prominent part. A featured sensa
tion showing Pauline In a soul trying
ordeal that positively thrills—Is the
Race With the Death Stone. This
scene alone is worth the price of ad
mission. The whole episode is an
u-alanche of inspiring; realistic situa
tions that will leave a memory. To
morrow nigHt the Dream will present
Miss Marlon Leonard in a class fea
ture photoplay “As In a Looking
31ass,” three powerful acts; a drama
tic gem that Is world famous and a
vehicle that has carried many present
lay stars to fame and fortune. A
egltimate offering at usual prices.
Copies of house bills Nos. 228 and
2S1, which were Introduced by the
Alaska > delegate during the earlier
days of the present session were
received on the last mall. The first
proposes certain amendments to the
homestead laws, permitting entry to
all public lands, surveyed or unsur
veyed, and also authorizes additional
latitude for homestead entries by ex
tending to those who have acquired
title to homestead entries In other
states and territories the privilege of
entering on a quarter section or less
in Alaska. Bill No. 321 authorizes
an Increase in the limit of costs for
the construction of a public building
at Juneau and increases the original
appropriation by $150,000 to meet the
cost of pddit^inal space neded for
the territorial legislature and for the
territorial library and museum.
The Family Paper Is the Nome
Dally Nrgget.
SEVEN INCINERATED IN
BURNING FARM HOUSE
A. P. A. Service.
TALOOA, Okla.t March 2—The
burned and blackened bodies of Martin
Creek and six other members of his
family were found lying amid the
ruins of their home on the Creek farm
this morning. The farm houe evi
dently took fire sometime early In the
morning with the result that Creek
and his wife and three children and
also his two brothers, who lived with
the family were incinerated. When
found this morning the ruins of the
burned farm house were cold and the
actua time when the farm house was
burned is unknown.
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