POLITICAL CARDS
FOR COUNCILMAN
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THorulf Lehmann
Election Tuesday, April 6. 1915.
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FOR COUNCILMAN
Lawrence S. Kerr
Elaation Tuaaday, April 6. 1915.
FOR COUNCILMAN
Henry C. Kelling
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
NOME PIONEER SINCE ’99.
Election Tuesday, April 6. 1915.
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FOR COUNCILMAN
Frank M. Kiesele
Flection Tuesday, April 6, 1915.
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FOR COUNCILMAN
Chas. J. Thompson
Election Tuesday. April 6. 1915.
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FOR COUNCILMAN
Wm. H. Webb
Election Tuesday, April 6. 1915.
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FOR COUNCILMAN
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A. G. BLAKE
Election Tuesday, April 6. 1915.
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Soup 10c Per. Can.
Tomato t’atsup 25c Per. Bottle.
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NEWS NOTES
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4 postmaster Makkw will hold 4
4 tin* last outgoing mail until * 4
4 1’ M. tonight in order t<» give 4
4 dilatory letter writers a further 4
4 chance. 4
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Paul Xu\ ler irri\ fr*»m t he north
last night.
Dan Jones and Galen Frye are h a -k
from their Candle trip.
Father Menard will leave Council
jCJty enroute to Nome this nfternoi.n.
Depute Marshal Hart IItimber will
leave for bis station at Candle some
jt'me today.
Miss T.otta Johnson who was oporat
«' l on for appendicitis hy Dr. Mustard
'three weeks ago is now hack in school
again.
Ja« k Warwick, the well known miner,
i was taken down with acute append!-^
jeitas vesterday. hut is report'd much
hotter todn>
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The outside mail consisting of 500 J
pounds all second class arrived ini
charge of Eric* Johnson at 1.30 P. M
yesterday. A little local way mail nc- j
< ompanied the consignment
Tomorrow has been designated hy
the Sweepstakes committee as “Tag
Day” and a hev\ "f Xome ladies will
appear with the printed emblems of the
Kennel Club for sale.
I The Iasi mail of the season for the
I outside will close at five thirty this
levelling and will leave on the long
I journey to the states tomorrow morn
ling. Only first class letter mail will he
| carried.
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I The ease of the United States \s
Mike Hatzaoff charged with larceny
will probably lie taken up in the Dis
trict Court tomorrow. The jury was
I excused at the morning session today
until tomorrow at ten.
The trial jury in the case of the
; United States vs. Krnest lluletto
Icharged with adultery were unable to;
agree on a verdict and were dis
charged by I lie Court. The ease will
prohnbl.t be taken up later.
Miss Josephine Sundback announces
tlie opening of a massage and manicure
parlor over the Nelliling Cafe. Kspec
ial attention will lie paid to scalp treat
ments and shampooing Appointments
can be made by phone. White 2S
A beautiful double rose of the Queen
Princess variety lias blossomed into
glowing boautjy 'under the watchful
care of Mrs. .T. P. Jones, who is an
ardent horticulturist. The plant is
thriving and healthy and has several
buds, thus giving promise of further
beautiful developmen t.
"Lincoln Wirt, explorer, lecturer and
author, who will lecture on "The Con
quest of the Arctic." in Dates College
Chapel. Lewiston. Monday night,
founded Die first hospital in northern
Alaska established public schools near
est the North Pole and explored vast
unknown regions and blazed the trail
over which the United Stales mail
route is now established."
Henry Me Kinnen. a miner employed
by lied Brothers on I lie Whale Bench 1
on Wonder creek was severely Injured
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Ii> n fall "f loose earlli from the rot if j
nf the drift .\estenlay morning, his hip !
heing badlj dislocated by the heavy I
mass striking him on the hack. The i
injured man was hurried tn the hos
pital where the dislocation was ro
duccd by Pr. Mustard lie is now
tasting easl'v.
\ number "f rnmnilmatio candidates
a. Id reseed the miners mass meeting at
tin* vit \ hah last tiight on tile various;
aspects of municipal affairs. The can- |
! I 'lutes appealed at the invitation of!
the miners who were desirous nf find
ing out where tile prospective council- ,
men stood on public questions.
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The following i« the count up to one I
"dock this afternoon of tin- vote for!
Queen of the All-Alaska Sweepstakes:
Klondy Nelson.19011
Mrs. Harry Ttiley.1800
Kilby Martin. 1750
Mrs. Leonard Seppala .Ifiso
Snfie Clark.1510
FI oily .loro s .1150
.Mildred Lehmann . ... 900
The beautiful weather yesterday
gave the fair ones ,,f Nome an excellent
opportunity to show their raster flnerv
t" advantage and many modish hats,
aod cost tunes were in evidence. Nome1
'may lie away hack in the woods hut it 1
j is a certainty that there is nothing of
the "jay” about our ladies when it;
< onu s lo dressing a la mode for they!
ire there with the very latest develop- I
Intents in feminine fashions, peg top j
skirts Included.
' The ^Memorial services hold lq Nome
j Wide No. Til, Fraternal Order of Eagles
i yesterday were largely attended and
wore of the most beautiful and impres
sive nature, tho vocal and musical
numbers being of especial beauty. The
program from the Processional to the
final benediction was distinguished by
i beautiful solemnity in keeping with
Hie spirit of the occasion and was an
eloquent tribute to the memory of the
departed brothers. The oration "In
Memorium” delivered by Judge Tucker
was beautiful and impressive.
An outside exchange of Fell. 23 tells
of the arrival in San Francisco of the
brief in the ease of tho United States
vs Hie T.og Cabin Club, which is de
scribed as having been hurried out over ,
the ice by dog team in order that the '
case might he reviewed by tho Circuit ‘
]Court of Appeals before Hie expiration]
■ of the time limit. Tile ease concerns
■ the right of clubs in Alaska to dispense
i liquor to members without a federal
Ilseense and is of much importance as
, there are other Clubs throughout tho
territory which will lie affected by tho
decision of the appelate court.
After a hotly contested election
during which excitement ran high the
old school hoard of Council wont down
in defeat by nine votes yesterday, their
successors being \V. K. Taylor, Direc
tor, Ed. Paffie, Treasurer and Mrs. Dr.
Welch, Clerk. As usual the election
was distinguished by considerable feel
ing on 11 io part of Hie supporters of
each ticket, it lias developed that
complications are likely to arise be
cause of the fact that there is some
question of the ©legibility of one of
the newly elected officials who is a
naturalized citizen and It is probable
that there will lie a contest.
Excellent programs were displayed
at both moving picture houses last
night and were much appreciated by
the movie-going public who have
grown blase of late. The two-part
Patlie feature "The Retreat from Mos
cow” displayed at the Dream is a highly
interesting film dealing with tho dis
astrous retreat of tho great Napoleon
from Russia in 1S12, The comedy
drama “Papa lhils One Over" was also
pood, The Eagles displayed an ex
i DOG RICE *
I $4.50 !
X PER. HUNDRED +
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! <fib ul four-part show of which "The
i i 'ilrnax" was the leader 'The Making
i f An American Citizen" was also a
| most pleasing number. Arthur Brooker i
,iIso contributed to the progrant b\
j rendering a vocal solo with pleasing
[effect, responding to nn encore by sing
ling the old favorite “Silver Threads •
! Among the Gold.”
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A fire alarm turned In shortly after
| noon today called the Are department
!io the Hoffman House on lower front
street where what looked like a serl
■ nis blaze had obtained a good t I
j ihe rear rooms It was extinguished
I after some little effort on Ihe pari of
the department. A ventilator stuffed
with paper is said to have taken fire
from a stove pipe which was recently!
installed and this in turn was commu
nicated to the wall paper.
Walter Johnson has returned from |
tils trip to the Tubutulik.
TO THE VOTERS OF NOME; —
It having been rumored that I am
affiliated on certain tickets or with
certain candidates, I take this oppor
tunity to state to the voters of Nome
that I am running strictly independent
and unpledged to anyone and if elected
promise to work for the best interests
for the city of Nome.
CHAS. J. THOMPSON.
WHY EAT POOh BREAD
When you can get GOOD. WHOLE
OME Biead at 5c per loaf
ANVIL BAKERY
NORTH POLF JAKfkN
NEW DANCING SCHOOL.
Miners Home Club Dancing School.
Tuesday and Friday evening at 8 p. m.
Tangos. Hesitations, as well as all the
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t older dances. Mrs. Oliver and Mrs.
Peterson, teachers.
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 tho transportation end and no
I admission will be charged.
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NOTICE.
I hereby certify that the following
named residents of the town of Nome.
Alaska, have complied with the pro
visions of ordinance No. 139, “An or
dinance making rules for municipal
elections in the Town of Nome” and are
candidates for members of the Com
j mon Council. Election April 6th. 1915.
PHILIP CORRIGAN,
City Clerk.
Nome. Alaska, April 5. 1915.
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CANDIDATES FOR CITY COUNCIL.
A. G. BLAKE.
HENRY BURGH.
GEORGE A. DIAMOND.
E. L. HOLT,
H. C. KELLING,
LAWRENCE S. KERR.
F. M. KIESELE,
THORULF LEHMANN.
RALPH LOMEN.
GUS LYNELL.
F J. MIELKE,
A. W. ORLAND,
J A PARRY,
CHARLES L. ROSS.
CHARLES J. THOMPSON.
W. H. WEBB
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•I* There will he a mans meeting +
at Ragle Hall tonight. April 5th +
•>* at S:3f> t> m. at which time the +
various candidates will »vpres» +
•I* their views +
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I ANNOUNCEMENT jj
Miss Josephine Sundback has ! ’
opened her Massage and Mam- i|
curing parlor over .Mrs. Neibllns J >
Cafe. Especial attention given <’
to scalp treatment and shampoo <,
ing. Appointments can be made ! 1
by Phoning White 28. < |
Miss Josephine SundbKk ; |
a That load of
K DIAMONDS
ved In our window,
arge Sweet prunes at
i2^c per lb.
P. GOGGIN
AYES YOU MONEY.
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SUCCESSORS TO to. D. SAMUELS.
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