D. E. CROWLEY GROC. CO. J
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Prizes for March
CONTEST
First Prize—One chance on a
Round Trip Ticket to
SEATTLE AND RETURN
Second Prize—-Thirty-Five dollar
Photo Album of Alaskan Views
Lomen Bros.
THREE STORES
NEWS NOTES
What We Give You
A Bar of Gold
Free—Value $100.00— Free
One chance on this pure gold will be given with KM'H 50c ITU
CHASE or payment on account.
DRAWING JUNE 25th
ALSO
A THEATER TICKET
Will be given away on April 1. This Ticket will be good every d ty
for two months at the Dream the ..ter and will be given free to the
person holding the lucky chance <*:i April 1. One chance on tills
ticket will be given with each 2.jr. purchace or payment.
Drawing April 1st
Hill’s Pharmacy
_ We deliver the Goods. F"y"T*r*.
Begin the New Year right
Order the Nome Nugget
Those lire works are going off all
| right, according to Wiekt rshani sup
porters but Griff is urlng a delay in
order to let Torn Gaffnty get back
from his official trip to enjoy them.
Guy .Mish, as chairman of ‘.he tag
committee of the Kennel Club, will ap
» point his assistants of both sexes for
U’.g day which will be when the Solo
* man Derby is run.
1 H is understood that there lias been
' sotm talk of moving the Kougarok
• u nnus.sioner’s otllce from Shelton to
Taylor for a period of three or four
month* luif : . ... tion has yet been
taken. j
The high school dog race will take
pi e . n Me rch 24, weather permlt
i I.-.. This will be the high school's
fourth annual race, A meeting was
held yesterday afternoon to dDcuss
the matter and set the date.
Mr. IVming Wheeler has been hav
ing two new sleds made at the Cath
oi > ndustri.il school. Billy Allan is
,ut! >i for t ■ st lenient that they:
are classy winter vehicles. j
j Th. lucky hold, rs of the winning
j coup ns in la: men Brothers monthly
I draw ing have been learned. The 3A
k k w i nt to lohn B Olson and the
..it* for the round trip outside fell I
lot of Miss Flor«nee Earle.
|
It s ..nn.'iim ■ d that the Eagles are
go t g 10 give i regular ministrel show
on March 31. It will be the real thing
w i 1'.' .uu>:> . d relays of end
men all blacked up wuh the best
I burnt cork obtainable, and singing
I and gags and everything. What were
you about to say. Sambo?
John ,\. Wilson, having been given
i certificate of election as territorial
| road ctminiss... . r for the Second
!dtv.sion by the canvassing board at
luneau and duly informed, took the
loath of otfic y < sterday. Judge Q. A.
I Adams administering th.; fame.
i ' Dad's Day," say dad, when you was
a boy you wen' to Sunday school,
! and I 1" t that you 'iked it to. Well
suppose that you go to the Federated
! Sunday school next Sunday, March
4, end see how glad the boys and
| girls of that school will he to see you
| there. They have set this day aside
i for you, and they want you to be
! ui* and In- there They will show
1 you a good time and you will be glad
j having been their guest.
_
The Miners’ Home Club social last
r. ght w is well attended. The main
Icings was cords and about 25 tables
wert in play. The lady winners were
Mrs Hanson, first and Mrs. Lind
| berg, second. The g ntlemen winners
I w, re A B. Anderson, first, and C. W.
Thomas, M-cund. After sixteen games
I.tiu been played a luncheon was par
taken of in the dining room. The card
hi- in the main club Toom were
cleared away and for the balance of
• n< evening and a part of the early
no a ning hour* dancing was Indulged
oi Miss John on I Prof. Peterson
furnished music.
'l a duties of committeemen having
j ohargr of deg ruce3 those days are
m i sc vi ry easy . They have to forc
| tell tin weather which '■& some Job
I as any < i.- knows who has ever at
| tempted it. The Borden Mr.rathon
I he Secret of success in life is for a persoi^tTb^l
ready for his opportunity when it comes.”
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Note this and other opportunities to follow
Winchester Bacon per pound 29c
Libby’s Chile Con Carne per doz. 1,40 2 for 25c
Libby’s Deviled Meats per doz. .75 4 for 25c
Libby’s Stuffec Olives per doz. 1.25 2 for 25c
Grant’s Hygenic Crackers per doz. 2.25 5 for 1.00
jpolets Stores
committee showed surpassing weather
wisuom and fixed on a good day with
happy results. Now the Solomon
i D* lby has been postponed for the
ill st time by a wise prescence and
there is considerable spo.ain;. inter
est, aside from the race i.solt, in
watching Messrs. KJegstad, Sugg and
Weaver pick a dandy day when the
trail will be good. Just now' the
weather and trail for any kind of
traveling is rotten and then some.
The registry books are open but
few names have been entered. The
books will close pretty soon so now
is the time to register. f\l it now.
The Barne Danse and llusking Bee
or the Arctic Brotherhood will be the
big thing tomorrow night. Josh and
Shi will be there in blue Vans and
calico. There wil be real hay and
cattle to mutch. The committee in
charge has devised-all sorts of sur
prises and stunts to provide new kinds
of fun as the festivities advance. In
one corner will be cider and in an
other corner ciderine which as its
name indicates will not be a weak
solution of apple juice. In short the
aim is to give an old fashioned barn
dance and so high is the reputation
of the A. B.'s as hosts and enter
tainers that there is no doubt that
the evening will be Joyously spent by
the crowd which is going.
Last night at 7:30 Haggerty walk
ed into the police station and gave
himself up as he had heard he was
wanted. He said as he had been out
to the creek. He denied that he had
broken his parole as he did not know
he was out on parole. He said that
he understood Chief Neilly to mean
that he could come around in the
morning and get his blankets, but
did not understand that he was ob
ligated to appear the next morning
on honor.
When he gave himself up lie waiv
ed his rights whatever he had, and
submitted to serve out ids sentence.
Had he not done so there might have
been a number of fine legal ques
tions to solve in connection with the
incident.
As it is Haggerty is in the donjon
keep and the hurricane which raged
tumultously day before yesetrday t. is
subsided to whsipers.
Last night in the Board of Trade
billiard tournament Kilroy, 115, beat
Cramer, 135, in 102 innings. Cramer
had 133 when Kilroy cleevrly executed
his last billiard. The game started
off with Kilroy in the lead but Cram
er soon got going und for a long time
the match was nip and tuck.
Tonight one of the great games of
the season will be played in class
C. It will be between Judge Lomen
and Jeweller Mueller and will be
desperately contested. They are
ancient Rivals having clashed cues
for many years. Lust season Mueller
beat the judge bjf a narrow margin
and the judges is reported to have
ottered to wager a thousand dollars
that he couldn’t do it again. Any
way tonight’s contest will be a hot
one. Mueller carries a handicap of
live. Play wil start at 8:30. Follow
ing this match there will be -a game
between Lilly, 180, and Burroughs,
200 In class A. Both of these play
ers are skillful.
BiLlyard gAmes PosPonD SaT.
ThAt’a yuR Kue WatCh You Sfok.
KING BAGGOTT AT DREAM.
"The Marine Mystery” in two parts,
a dramatic vehicle built for and star
ring King Baggott, will be exhibited
tonight, The story Is gripping and
the plot is startlingly original, an
Investigation and exposure of crime
in the Abstract, that should hold and
command attention from any audi
ence. Another big attraction entitled
"Mrs. Van Rutyer’s Strategem,” is a
social travesty that proves a wo
man’s ingenuity when facing a des
perate situation. It is a picture that
that punctures the hpyrocrltical con
ventions of modem society, and points
a moral. ’Autch for mixed program
Sunday Dig it.
ThEY »»Y the *RAil B hevy for
doGi, Butt Fins Fur ChiCK*.
VERY SPECIAL OFFER.
From now until April 1, we offer
(list class tailor made huUh and over
coats at outside prices. Homo extra
line black and blue serge and wor
sted. Besides 300 of tills season's
latest patterns. All wool muterlal,
(It and workmanship guaranteed.
Please bring us your cleaning, pres
sing und repairing.
Yours to pleas.o
NOME TAILORING CO,.
Next door to Begerstrom & Hugon.
ALASKANS IN SEATTLE
SAY BOARD'S DECISION
SHOULD STAND
Pacific Nows Service. i
SEATTLE, March The election |
I canvassing board at Juneau eonchul- ,
| i d its labors yesterday by announc- |
| "ig that certificates would be issued
! to Wickershatn as delegsiti and to
Corrigan and Murray as representa
tivts. Thej were the only closely
contested cases. Strong and Lavldson
votis! yes and 1'ugll no on the Wick
ersham contest. The board agreed to
delay the issuance of the certificates
for one day to allow the contesting
condulntes time to institute injunc
tion proceedings.
Alaskans hear have been divided
about equally’ in their allegiance to
the two delegate contestants but there
seems to be little difference of opin
ion that the decision of the board
'■L..t-i...--- rre . r .
shrould bo accepted by the defeated
men. Most Alaskans l'eel that, owing
to the conditions which make it im
possible to got the official ballot to
ill pi ei mots In time for use, no man
si oulil lose his vote And il is point
ed out that previous canvassing
hoards have established precedents
which should lie adhered to In the
present Instance.
Two pair hose last one lady in Nome
one year. Miss Oostroich has them
for sale.
All kinds of sleigh and ski wood on
sale at Ros*' mill and shop. Also
building and mining timber.
Calling Cards at the Nugget Office
YOUTH ASKS PRESIDENT
TO AVENGE DEATHS OF
MOTHER AND SISTER
International News Service.
WASHINGTON, March 1.—A eahle
gi ■ in to President Wilson from Aus
tin Hoy has been received. Hoy is a
young man whose mother ami sister
died of exposure that fright in an
open boat following the sinking of the
Laconia.
He nt this personal message to
the pi --tdent imploring him to avenge
ino deaths of his mother and sister.
.'lie cat legram is dated at London.
Secretary Tumulty in announcing
to the press the receipt of this mes
sage said thut many such dispatches
■. e sent to the president by relatives
of those who have been victims of the
| var in one way or another. But he
( t dared that the present message
1 cm young Hoy was peculiarly touch
ing in its expressions of gTtef and
demand for vengeance.
APPLES
Small size 15c per doz.
Medium size 20c per doz.
Large Size 25c per doz.
G. P. GOGGIN
—II nil Mil (■■mi II I i I Bn IW»H—IIWI—WTW~T
Come in and see the new
stock at the EMPORIUM and
get their prices.
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
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| THE NONPAREIL
g THE BIG STORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICE. X
8 Coming Events Cast Their Shadows Before X
I THE NEXT IS |
| A Barn Dance |
§ And the big store offers * 5
0 A special for that occassion X
1 roEmr house dresses knd aprons
P Suitable for the event g
| UNDERPRICED |
§ .85 Aprons .75 8
8 $1.00 Aprons .85 i
I $1.75 Dresses $1,50 1
1 $2.00 Dresses $1.75 §
I $2.25 Dresses $2.00 8
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