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LINER MINN. STRIKES
ROCK OFF JAPAN COAST
KOBE, Japan, April 1H- Wireless
dispatches from the Seattle steamer
Minnesota received ilust night state
that the big I’acitii llnei had struck a
rock off lwa Shinnt in the Northwest !
entrance to the inland sea Captain I
Oarlock, commander of the vessel, has
wirelessed that both passengers and
crew are safe and in no danger The
vessel is reported to he fast on the
hn ks ('apt Gal lock lias asked tiint
issistnnce be sent immediately.
YOU GET THE M08T ANO VERY
l ATEST WAR NEWS IN THE NOME
jAILV NUGGET.
SON OF BISHOP ROWE
IS VICTIM OF BURNS
8KATT1-R, April 1 l’ »'\til K Howe
son of Bishop p T Howe, died at nine
a m today, at his home at Kdmonds,
from burns received from an exploding
ijasoline lamp The hums were of
such serious nature that the life or the.
vHiriK mm has been despaired of for!
some days.
itlshop Rowe had started on hip
Northern trip when tlie news of the
d accident reached him
The Nugget ce botstme Nome
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NOTICE
Company D. 14th Infantry, will give
a dance at the Post April 12th. An in
vitation is extended to the people of
Nome to attend. Fort Davis will
handle the transportation end and no
admission will be charged. Teams will,
leave at 7:30, 8:30 and 9 p. m. from in
front of Rose Candy Store.
CANDY
Easter Novelties and Easter Eggs at
tho Rose Candy Store.
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I I" \ meet is giving its subscribers
1 egruph news than any other
.per in Alaska and will continue to
,i yii Send in your name and have
Nugget delivered to vour home or
lire. Do it now
It makes no difference how
WET
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Yon mav be. Be sure and keep your feet !!
I DRY
I here is only one stock of Footwear in
: Nome and we have it
f P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO.
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| SPECIAL PRICES
J; EXTRA FRONT QUARTERS, BEEF, per pound .15c [
Mutton, per pound .15c ’
'! FINE LIGHT BACON, BY THF CASE .27‘/2c
This special price on front quarters is made to even up our stock ■
V as we received 150 extra last fall, and will be discontinued as soon as !
'* the extras are sold. This means a solid piece of beef (no waste) for ]
< > the cheapest price of stew meat as the brisket, shank and plate are 1
J j trimmed off. Our Market is ful of bargains, come an see <
! Pacific Cold Storage Co. i
NEWS NOTES
Wm Stelgelmler and Emil Olsen left
Sunday on a business trip to the Casn
ilepaga section.
Jerry Sullivan, the well known old
timer, arrived in town from the Kou
gnrok Saturday.
V. S. l.tlevin of the Empire Tin Min
ing Company, arrived from York and
Tin City late Saturday night.
All those having bills against the
Kermtss committee of the Nome Ken
nel Club are requested to present same
to Joe Sheldon ns soon ns possible
Walter Wettergren has received a
letter from George Stanley in whicli
it is stated that he is prospecting and
lias a fair outlook for the summer
Geo. D Campbell. U. 8. Commission
er for the Candle district, arrived in j
Nome Saturday, after being nearly a
week on the long Journey from the I
Northern town. J
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Nugget Johnson suspended winter,
operations Saturday and the crew have
returned to town. A dump of con
siderable sire was extracted and is said
to contain well over fourteen thousand!
cars.
Rev Dr Ruuer delivered an inter-'
osting address at the evening service:
at the Federated church last night, the
subject being “The I.ife and Work of
Martin Luther” Numerous sternptl-l
can views Illustrated the address add-I
irig considerable to the Interest
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The dance of Company D. Htli F S.,
Infantry, takes place at Fort Davis to
night. A general invitation is extended
to the people of Nomn and all ar« as
sured of a pleasant evening. Teams!
will leave from Rose’s Cnndv Store at!
7:30. 9:30 and 9 p. m.
A tel off ram received from Jns Pro
topapas yesterday conveys the infer- ,
tnatlon that he is in t'nalakleet and
will soon he in Nome. He reports that
the “wild animals” mentioned in a pre
vious dispatch, have been captured and
ho is now hriiiffinff them to Nome
At the conclusion of the installs- I
tion of officers at Moose hall yesterday,
the retiring Dictator. John Paul Jones,
received a token of appreciation of his
services as presiding officer in the
shape of a handsome jeweled fob em
blamatic of the order. Past Dictator
Jones is justly proud of this token of
regard from his fellow members in the
order.
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Jack Douglas was arraigned in tin-1
District Court this morning on the
I charge of conducting a ‘‘black jack"
game on March fourth last. Attorney
Hugh O'Neil will enter pleading to
morrow at ten o'clock. The case of A.
Wittenberg, a proceeding in bank
ruptcy, i-s occupying the attention of
i the court this afternoon.
i Al Nicholson was arrested this after*
; noon under a warrant emanating from
the District Court, the charge being
• designated as “selling liquor without a
license.” The arrest grows out of the
dispensing of beer by the Dutch booth
at the Katmiss Saturday night. Nichol
son was released on $250 bonds to ftp*
jponr at ten tomorrow.
W. J. Rowe invites all children of
I Nome to a sleigh l ido party on Satur
day, April 17th. weather permitting.
|Teams starting from Rowe's Transfer
office promptly ut 10:30 a. m. Lunch
served free at creek-end of journey.
Attendants with small children arc alsu
invited. Children should leave names
at Rowe's office on or before Friday,
16th, at 6 p. m
The Federals beat the Strikers at
the Friday night bowling match by a
score of 2419 to 234S. The Strikers
played in peculiar form, rolling not
only the highest single game so far
played, but also the lowest as well, the
score being 691 and 033. elms. Epsteon
achieved the high mark, bowling 233.
Six more matches will conclude the
tournament
The handsome silver charm offered
as a prize for tho best story entered in
the Aurora Literary Contest was won
by Miss Helen Allan. This story will
occupy the first pages of the 1915
“Aurora" and will undoubtedly please
the readers for it is very interestingly
told. The theme Is dog mushing and
the story is built on the talcs related
by dog mushers as they sit chatting
about the evening fire.
A two-reel comedy-drama of excep
tional interest entitled The Stolon
Symphony will be the chief attraction
at the Dream Wednesday night. A
highly dramatic story of mining camp
days it* the states under the title of
Gold and the Glided Way will complete,
ttie program. Owing to the vaudeville I
road show no performance will he
given Tuesday and the usual Thursday
performance will also be dropped this
week because of other attractions.
The Outside mall consisting of SO
pounds, all first class letter mall, which
under ordinary conditions would not
have arrived here before Wednesday
came In todav shortly after twelve
o'clock, having come straight through
from Vnalakleet to Safety where it
was met by Krie Johnson. No more
mail can now be expected until Sun
day. The regular Sunday mail arrl\ ing
yesterday consisted of IfiO pounds of
first and 310 of second class.
The following arc the entries for the
All-Alaska Sweepstakes entered at (lie
closing hour for registration this after
noon :
Allan & Darling: driver. Allan.
Fred Ayer: driver, self
j„ Seppnla: driver, self
Paul Kjedstad; driver, self
Dr. Kittilsen; driver. Alec Holmson.
Council Kennel Club; driver, Murphy.
The drawing for positions will take
place at the P.oard of Trade at R p m.
tonight.
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Several exceptionally interesting
numbers were shown tit the moving
picture houses last night. The comedy;
The Speed Queen on the Fagle hill he-|
ing highly amusing and not a little out
of the ordinarv. the remaining numbers
and particularly The Merchant of
Venice were also good The Sorrowful
Shore a dramatic story of flsher-folk
of the Labrador coast was the best of,
the numbers shown at the Dream The .
two-part drama. An Open Secret, was
also Interesting
(llassner. Nnss it- Co. are sending out ;
a load of supplies to the Albatross |
elaim today and will commence drift
ing at once. A shaft has been sunk I
and a boiler placed in readiness. The j
proposed work Is in the nature of pros-1
peetlng as only sufficient prospects to
warrant a further Investigation have
so far been found. The firm have now
closed down on Center creek and are
overhauling the outfit preparatory to
summer work. Hoisting is still going
>n on Irene creek.
According to information received
from Candle, no trace of the body of I
tbe late missing miner, Ales Sicotte. I
has thus far been found The lantern
carried by the missing man w'ns found,
however, a half mile below the road
house, which fact seems to eonfirm the
view that he became confused in the
terrible blizzard and instead of pro
ceeding up river to his cabin, ns was
his expressed intention, instead went
down stream. It is also believed that!
Sicotte started up river against the
storm but found it impossible to face
the gale and attempted to return to
i lie roadhouse to remain for the night
but lost his bearings in the snow and
darkness and so missed it.
The Loyal Order of Moose Xo. 1413
' eld installation of officers yesterday
afternoon in the Moose hull when a
large attendance witnessed the pretty
installation ceremonies of the order.
The following are the officers for the
ensuing year:
[Past Dictator..T. Paul Jones
Dictator.Alfred .7. Lomen
Vice Dictator.Philip Murphy
Prelate.Philip Corrigan
Treasurer .L. S. Kerr
Truste#.T a. Burslh '
Tnner Guard .Harold Lyle I
Outer Guard .Wm. Koch
Sergeant at Arms.Noryln Lewis
Secretary, holdover, Chas. ,T. Thompson
Trustee, holdover . ..Grant T.aiblin
Trustee, holdover.Perry Moore
Alaskan sourdoughs will have an
other meeting place when they come
to Seattle. R. E. Nixon, formerly of
the Northern and Frye hotels and W.
G. King, formerly manager of the
Butler, have purchased the Hotel Sa
voy at Second and University and in
tend to make n specialty of Alaskan
trade hereafter. Mr. Nixon was in Al
aska many years until he came out to
enter the hotel business. He was
among tiie bunch of oldtimers who
stampeded from Circle City to Dawson
in the spring of '97. The Savoy has
225 elegantly fitted rooms. The cafe
which will be operated in connection
with the hotel, will be in personal
charge of A. J. Hanson, for many years
chef at the Rainier-Grand hotel. "We
are going to maintain our old policy of
fair and courteous treatment of Al
askans,” said Mr. Nixon, "and we hope
that our friends look us up when they
conn to Sonttlo.”
While not law the crowd nt the
Kermlss, given by the Kennel Club in
the interest of the All-Alaska Sweep
stakes, Saturday night, was evidently
as full of enthusiasm as could reason
ably be expected and the proceeds will
total between twenty-three and twenty
four hundred dollars, gross, the major
portion of which resulted from the
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Queer contest, in which Mrs.beppalu
proved the winner with a total of
102.130 votes as against 73.430. the
total of her opponent, Mrs Riley. The 1
chief interest of the gathering center- 1
etl in this contest and the later hours I
of balloting developed a keen rivalry |
and many went to plunging in the of ‘
fort to keep their favorite In first place
Considering the nominal attendance tlie |
sum raised compares very favorably ,
i witli last year with at least 130 more'
I attending. The gross receipts last
j year was $2,724.33. In addition to the
| Queen contest the following w t’u
I other prizes offered:
Kric Johnson, emhroideried set
Alec Holmson. 3 pound box of candy, j
Mrs. Ren. Morris, hand painted sofa ;
J pillow.
Mrs. h. Seppala. 7'4 pound box of
, candy.
Johnnie Sullivan, a doll.
The big Vaudeville Road Show will
j be given at Ragle hall tomorrow night
l for the benefit of the Sweepstakes race.
A glance at tlie program reveals an 1
| array of talent never before equalled I
| and those attending nre assured an
amusing and interesting entertainment.
! Tickets are now on sale and the ad
vance sales show conclusively that
the show has "caught on” and will un
doubtedly be a success from the finan
cial standpoint.
Joe Jourden of the Lobby has re-!
reived a post card from Rene Hass,1
written in Alsace where Rene reports |
that "we are doing good work, and are
ilvvays on the outposts, fighting forti
fications, trenches, etc. but still whole
and sound ." The days are described
las "some times hard, but eight years
I iti Alaska tire a serious training and !
when others are cold and tired 1 feel
well and satisfied." Hass says lie
thinks often of his friends up North
but don’t know if he will be back next I
summer, owing to the possibility that
ttie war may not be over. Rene con
cludes: "Good luck to you and long live
the allies." The message is written on
tlte official army post card decorated
with the mingled flags of Hritain and
France. The card show's the writers
Official rating as adjutant of tile 11th
company of the 33rd regiment of In
fantry.
NOTICE
All wives, sister, mother*, and
daughters of Eagles are requested to
meet Tuesday Afternoon at 2 O'clock
P. M. in the lodge room, business of im
portance to come up.
2t Social Committee.
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Miss Josephine Sutidhack has !»
opened her Massage and Mani- <[
curing parlor over Mrs. Nelbling
Cafe. Kspeetal attention jftven i ’
to scalp treatment and champoo- 1 3
ing. Appointments van be made | 1
b\ Phoning White 28.
> Miss Josephine SuiudkK ;i
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]> Veal, Reindeer -nd Poultry, also 3’
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ANNOUNCEMENT [
The management of the j
ELITE BATHS wishes to an- i
nounco to the public that on and 1
i after April 1st j
Baths will be j
; 3 for $1.00
J Steam and shower baths in Con- i
, nection j
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Cor. Front and B Stroots i
3 J. M. MONOHAN |
NOW IS THE TIME I
lo buy small rugs and Carpet remnants. 1
The sale begins Tuesday April 13th. I
G. P. GOGGIN I
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY. S
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PRE-INVENTORY SALE I
Thursday, Friday and Saturday 1
APRIL 15th, 16th, and 17th I
See Circulars For Prices. I