headquarters for
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COUNTRY WORRIED
OVER STRIKE OUTLOOK
A. P. A. Service
NEW YORK, March 31.—Ap
prehension over the possible de
velopment of the greatest strike
in the history of the United
States is visible in the tone of
press comment on the present
ation yesterday of the eight hour
demand of the railway trainmen.
As it is practically certain that
the railroads will refuse to con-1
sider the application of the train
men in the form submitted it is
pointed out that there is every
possibility of trouble ultimately
resulting as the railway brother
licod will probablv refuse conn-,
ter proposals on the ground that '
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they cannot be submitted for a
referendum vote.
The majority of the papers,
while professing to view the out
look as very dark, are inclined to
think that some satisfactory ad
justment will be reached. As the
trainmen have given the railroads
until the 29th of April to make
reply, it is not expected that they
will return a definite answer bc
fj:; tilt date. Several of the
railroad leaders have already in
timated that the companies will
decline to consider the demands
if the men as presented as the_\
prefer to treat with each brother
hood separately.
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NEWS NOTES
j
! The Eagles will hold the an
nual memorial services for de
parted members Sunday alter
noon at the big Eagle hall The
jrder extends an invitation to the
jublic to attend.
The last overland mail of the
eason will close at the postoffice
*tt five this evening. According
o the earlier announcements
Political Cards)
CANDIDATE FOR
:ITY CLERK AND MUNICI
PAL MAGISTRATE.
W. M. Eddy
Election Tuesday, April 4. igif
John Hancock
SOLICITS YOUR SUPPORT
FOR THE OFFICE OF
SITY CLERK AND MUNICI
PAL MAGISTRATE.
election, Tuesday, April 4, 1914
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CANDIDATE FOR
CITY CLERK.
E. Grimm
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Election Tuesday, April 4, 1916 *
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FOR COUNCILMAN.
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A. S. (Doc) Kemp r
Election, Tuesday, April 4, 1916.
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FOR COUNCILMAN.
I
Chas Thompson
Election, Tuesday, April 4, 1916.
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FOR COUNCILMAN.
A. D. Poteet
Election, Tuesday, April 4, 1916.
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FOR COUNCILMAN.
r P. C. McMullen
Election Tuesday, April 4, 1916.
FOR COUNCILMAN.
Chas. L. Ross
Platform: Municipal pumping
ind lighting plant; coal yard;
November assessments.
Election Tuesday, April 4, 1916
FOR COUNCILMAN.
J. W. Rose
Election, Tuesday, April 4, 1916.
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nothing but first class ordinary
teuer man win oe accepteu ioi
suipinent.
The list of candidates for thi
otnce oi councilman nas been in
vwatu u»y iue aaaition oi tin
names ot uiree moie aspirants iui
political Honors tnrougu tne hung
^esteruay atternoon anil evening
ji tne applications ot J. t\ wrc
*Mlister, lAeniy w eober and Elias
Ainckson, tnus bringing tne totai
.luuioer oi candidates ior tile ol
.ice up to ten. No appl.cations
ere utecl for other city omces.
At the Dream, two nights only,
Little Jack," a magnificent three
eel tea cure, one oi the most
.wakening and Hard hitting pic
uies oi tne year. Tlie eaect oi
ne play is wnolesome, entertain
.g di>u upmtng. it oners the
^-i j.igest arga.#ent against hy
ddisy and crime of any picture
.luwn tins winter and delivers a
ucut though tremendous appeal
j society in general. A great
.ouuction that vividly poi trays
.ie wages of sin. The usual price
-l 25 cents prevail. A roaring
pit reel comedy, concludes the
now.
Trank O'Connor, the genial
.uinmer agent of the P. C. S. S.
~o., writing to friends in the city,
late that he is having a fine time
l * the .outside and is enjoying
.ne immensely. Among other
.mugs Mr. O’Connor states that
.he steamship Umatilla, which
will be placed on the Nome run
.tiring the summer is now in fine
nape, having been thoroughly
<ieihauled and improved in addi
iou to having an oil burning sys
.etn installed which will afford a
jreat increase in speed. He says
.hat the vessel will be as fast as
he Victoria and of considerably
jreater carrying capacity. The let
er also confirms the telegraphic
nnouncements relative to the
senator sailing on May 27 witn
possibly a second trip later in the
season. The Umatilla will re
gain on the Nome run continu*
msly.
By winning from Allan in the
3oard of Trade billiard tourna
netn last night, E. W. Bur
oughs landed second position in
he class A contest. The games
vas fast and interesting with the
:«-*i>testants close together at all
irnes. The match was at odds of
190 to 180 in favor of Burroughs.
The score at the conclusion stood
180 to 183. Allan losing by only
»even points.
Moore, playing 125, won from
Lindberg, 1 io, in an equally close
natch. The score was 125 to ioi.
Scheduled for this evening is a
match between Chace and Fry at
Political Cards
FOR MAYOR.
A. G. Blake
Platform: Municipal pumping,
lighting and coal; November as
sessments.
Election Tuesday, April 4, 1916.
FOR MAYOR.
h. H. Moller
Election, Tuesday, April 4, 1916.
CANDIDATE FOR
CITY TREASURER
E. W. Carleton
Election Tuesday, April 4, 1916.
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CANDIDATE FOR
CITY ATTORNEY.
J. F. Hobbes
Election, Tuesday, April 4* *9*®.
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j 4* QUAIL BRAND BBRRIES, GAL. CANS.86c PER CAN.
, 4* QUAIL BRAND PBACHHB, GAL. CANS. 46c PER CAN. »
4* QUAIL BRAND APRICOTS. OAL. CANS, 46c PER CAN. *r
A QUAIL BRAND BBIUBAJkB, GAL 40a PER GAN 4
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odds of 80 to 50. The tourna
ment is now drawing toward tlie
.mats ana the next day or two
will witness the commencement
jt tlie unais tor the large array o»
trophies.
A crackerjack show of five
reels with a Broncho film in two
^aits enutied "A wartime rviotn
^r’s bacrince,” heading the bill,
will be shown at the Eagle hail
...ovies tomglit. This is a splen
.id film and will please everyone
.vho sees it. “'ihe Latent Spark
■s a crackerjack Universal that
~an’t be beat while a rattling
are comedy in "Merry Pimple
is Jealous’’ concludes the bin.
Miss Bertha Johnson, violin, ac
companied by Prof. Bourret will
play selections throughout tin
evening. Ihe usual price of ad
mission of 25 cents will prevail.
a big banner all star show wilt
oc on the boards Sunday ami
Monday night, “Swede Larson,
maturing Kobert Leonard and
Hazel Buckham in the leading
roles. Watch for later announce
ments.
A letter from Nels Peterson
dated February 1 says that in all
his many years residence in the
north he has never seen so much
snow as fell in Seattle during the
.enty four hours preceding the
time of writing. j\eis says that
the beautiful came down in sheets
and chunks and something like
four feet was the registered depth
before the storm was over. '1 he
writer gives a graphic description
of the conditions following the
big snow fall and declares that he
was forced to pay one dollar to
get down town in one of the horse
teams that supplanted the street
cars and jitneys for several days.
That Seattle experienced truly
arctic conditions for a time is also
attested by several photographs
received by Mr. James Fehse,
showing some of the main streets
of the Puget sound metropolis so
I filled with snow that the streets
of Nome look like those of a Flor
ida summer resort by comparison.
The Nome Kennel Club has
decided to call off the projected
road show for the benefit of the
All-Alaska Sweepstakes race and
in lieu thereof will give a variety
of entertainments for the purpose
of raising funds for the big con
test. The first of these will be a
dance to be given at Eagle hall
on the evening of election day,
\pril 4 at which the election re
turns will be posted during the
evening. Election day will also
be the official Kennel Club tag
diy. The efforts of the ladies will
be_enlisted in the work of dispos
ing of the tags and the club will
give a handsome prize to the lady
who proves the most successful
salesman. On the night of April
j the club will give a variety of
I Jabaret dance to turther swell the
iunds. Free refreshments will be
;erved, some classy vaudeville
will be shown and dancing u .
wiiow. 1 he committee has also
decided to hold a "queen*’ con
.est. During the afternoon of the
same day tne ciud win hold a
adies dog race which will proba
ly bring out a large unch of en
.i es from among th; fair ones oi
.he city.
Mrs. Russ Downing and Mrs.
/an Sickle started on the return
journey to Nome this morning,
iccording to telephone reports
’tom the Hot Springs.
The Eagles held their weekly
aid party and social last evening
with a large number in attend
ance. The prize winners were:
irst, ladies prize, Mrs. Johnson,
econd Mrs Goss, third Mrs. Lee.
Ihe gentlemen's prizes were
warded to Messrs. Conelly, Lun
ly and Jones.
EAGLES ATTENTION.
All Eagles are requested to
neet at their hall Sunday, April 2,
1916, at 1 p. m., preparatory to
he memorial services at 2 p. m.
n Eagle hall.
COMMITTEE
Sweepstakes Dance. Eagle halb
Election night. Admission, $1.00.
Ladies free Election returns.
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
The Eagle Memorial Services
vill be held in Eagle hall, Sunday
itfernoon, at 2 o’clock sharp. The
public will be cordially welcomed.
Doors will be open to the public
at 1:30 and close promptly at 2
o’clock.
Oh, you defy me to mortal com
bat, do you. A Scrap of Paper*
Eagle hall, April 1st, 1916.
Sweepstakes Dance. Eagle nail,
Election night. Admission, $1.00.
Ladies free. Election returns.
Plain and fancy sewing, Millin
ery, etc. Mrs. P. L. Brodersen,
Wild Goose building.
Sweepstakes Dance. Eagle hall,
Election night. Admission $1.00.
Ladies free. Election returns.
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