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26, loo7, at the postollice at Nome,
Alaska, under tbs Act of Coagresa of
March, D78.
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NOME, ALASKA, NOV. 30, 1916.
The German food dictator has noth
ing 10 uo with *.he Prussian diet.
It is suggested that perhaps the
highest explosive in Lurope is Maxi •
miihan Haiden.
Marked copies of the papers show
ing the need tor aviators on the Mex
ican burner snou.d be seal to muse
Americans nuw ligating so gallantly
in the aviation corps of the allies.
Undoubted there is a strong senti
ment that the government should
take a iirm and resolute position in
detling with the nations not able to
tight us.
The New York World says that it
is one of the iron.es of our brief
span of life that the confederated
club-women of the land have hired
a hall so big they can’t hear them
selves talk.
The Kansas City Star suggests
that ii Great Britain wun.s to punish
Ireland and at the same time hit a
miguty crack at the kaiser she will
accept frienuly advice and turn the
Kmerald Isle over to Germany for a
colony.
Villa is following Trevino and Hs
band of Carranzastas towards Texan
Boil. If they all come far enough and
cross the Kio Grande, two or three
tall Texan policemen will Just nal
rn ally step up and grab Villa and
wring his neck for him and that will
be the end of the matter.
March 4, 1917, falls on a Sunday,
and on that day President Wilson’s
term expires, constructively speaking.
A- his second inauguration will not
occur until the next day, Secretary
Lansing will be the casual and titular
president for one day. Had poor,
defeated Bill Bryan thought of this
he would have held on to his Job as
■ecru.ary of state at any cost and
realized his lifetime dream to be
t">sidsnu
The general staff of the Teutonic
allies stated official}’, as told in the
Nugget last Monday, that the Ger
mans would capture Bucharest on
Thursday. Yesterday’s news showej
that they were only 30 miles from the
city and going fa3t. Apparently they
are on scheuule time and to an ob
server without bias it seems nothing
short of marvelous that this should
be so. At the time the forecast was
made the general staff of course
knew that Von Mackensen was to
cross the Danube south of Bucharest
and that more German forces were
going to break over the Koumanian
frontier in support of Van Falken
hayne's army which was spreading
out fanwise and advancing on Bu
charest. The i.evelopments of the
past two days have shown great
rapidity of movement on the part of
the Germans. Some of Germany’s
critics have laughed at the goose step
of her soldiers as mechanical and it
may be so but some of the other
movements of the German army also
seem to have a mechanical precision
such as is expected from a perfectly
working machine. A mechane has to
ue emu mu and men mushed and I
hiiuiiy lo be operated sKilltuliy.
iL.vcU.a a.em lo prove mat Uie Uer-'
luu.i anuy ia me uuuurel'pari oi a
luguiy eutcieul liieeuaiuaiii. lis in
ception Was nfc'ui, mat la, it waa
iuuumcu uu uunuioal service; It waa
cwtieeuy ua.ueu lo uo Uie work it
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ui o> u.u wuo low* lur, tar uueau
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uv.icc **n** ooowi * e wnemei' mey bUc
*o*u *u Ok*ii/*iito out lne*r plans on
bciicuuie tunc, ii mc> tuli a^iUAi*
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kkoin.4ov.oil. erne Uoy*a oi uie pio
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me laciinoii |,*iAo4kVi b vo 44 jiioi an/
oviiel’ 4..^.. Owl.n..aiia iluS llAvllcietO in—
ou*t,^u .a 4w4ovobkb. nicy have kept
UK 41' planb dUUiUt. 1 lie iaUt Uiat It
\*ab uoiie ill tiiib case Seems to sutf
bcbv, a bakii.eai mocG oi the German
liigu coUimoiia, a bol t ol cou*enipv, |
us when a master oi chess says to a
Z oiiiife pi*./oi', 'x am ^oiiitf to cneck
move zoil iii seven moves, Xou may
move wnoie >oa will but alter my
oe * 0.4*11 lnove z uU Will Hot be ttlue |
to iiiaKe uuuuiui'." u Uie Germans
uo us iney bay mey will on tniB oc
cusiuii tneii* seii-eonnucnce will show
us uimost sublime.
OLD CALIFORNIA DAYS.
A California correspondent writes
us that no Hub seen in iue papers thiu
ami Chilis tmaiK iwarns "xrumiui
juiaes ) took several hundred d.d- j
lars iroin ins ground on Jackass 11111.
jim owns most of Jackass mil. Our
corresponueui continues as follows:
"in tuny days the stage road passed
Jims house, or cab.n, 1 should sty.
i n-j old m.ners make sourdough bread
,.nu Inn huu . n a pan trying to
make >t rise, but it would not, so he
said, 'ill make you rise, dura you.'
ire put the pan out uuuer me oak
that covered me stage road and put
a suck ot g.a:u powuer unuer it. As
a result me uoagn hu.ig all o.er the
i.mos of the tree. The stage came
uiviig loudvu wi.ii eas.eru woi.i.n and
'leUueifeet, look.ng iur any oid curi
osity ana about as gullible as dueki.
A lauy askea jnn what k.nd of a tr-e
it was tJtiu is a sober tac-u, ury liar),
and he said, ‘Mauain. that is a bread
tree.' 'Healiy, is that bread we see?’
Uh, yes, said Jim, 'you can take it i
in your nanus u:iu work it into bread.'
Vv hereupon she look some of it and
believcu, and told everywhere about
jim linns bread tree on Jackass mil.
Old Jim is us dry as ever and an old
bachelor about l>& years of age. .lim
lives most of the time at a hotel in
bonora. Every bunday he takes a j
crowd of women aumirers to dinuer, I
and he amuses them with his dry ex
travagances of early days. He keeps
the whole dining room in an uproar,
and many go there to eat just to hear
him. Murk Twain's cabin on Jackass
mil is preserved, many going to look,
for curiosity sake. Mark played poker
here in Jimtown in early days in the
iiella Lnion saloon—It Is a saloon to
day."
Professional Cards |
Dr. A. F. Heimlich
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Offica and Ra*idanoa.
OVER HILL’S PHARMACV.
Offica houra: 2-5 and 74 p. m.
Phone Main 7.
John Hancock
NIGHT SCHOOL. 212 FRONT 8T.
From 6:30 to 8:30 p. m.
Raading, Writing and Arithmatio, alto
tha Art of Bookk*aping.
Tarma raapanafcla.
GASOLINE SHORTAGE AND
SIGNS IF 680D COAL
DISCUSSED BY
Experts
f
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GLOBE, Ariz.—A seriops gasoline
shortage on the i uc.lie oouai, the
ueci of which would extend through
out the enure country during the
next year, -.as preuic.ed—here today
curing the closing sessions of the
idih meeting 01 tue American lnsi
uie of Jltniug Lng.mers, assembled
n Arizona thruug.iout tins week.
W. H. Hamilton of San Francisco
presented the gasol.ne industry data
to the eng.neers. According to Mr.
llannlton the only possible means ot
increasing gasoline production are by
increased prouuction of either lig*t nil
^using-head gasoline, lowering the
grade of market gasoline, or by sue
cesstul innovations in relining meth
ods. Most of these solutions Mr.
Hamilton explained us impracticable
in the immediate future, although
stating that, by lowering the grade,
prouUCiion could be increased 3o to 5.
^etvcent. He attributed the future
gasoline shortage to uecreased pro
duction of rehnuble oil, the decease
amounting to 6,000,000 barrels in
steadily increasing consumption, fh~
discontinuance of imports and the
neavy exports due to the war de
mands.
During the eoures of today’s meet
ing the mining engineers heard the
value of chemistry to the coal mining
industry in a paper by Edwin M.
e-nance. Ml-. (Jhuncc’s conclusions
showed that Americans have in the
past been purchasing coal on its
looks rather than becaues of its heat
ing power. He made public results 01
experiments which showed dull ap
pearing coal to have better heating
and burning properties than the
bright coals which have formerly de
manded premiums in the market. It
is said that this discovery will great
ly help to offset the cost of coal pro
duction without materially increasing
the costs to the consumer.
Pat Scott has resigned his position
as manager of the A. B. Club at Ju
neau, and will take charge o Phe
boxing classes at the Seattle Athletic
Club, which place he occupied before
coming to Juneau.
Snow replaced water in Main street,
Winstead, Conn., when Mrs. J. H.
Snow moved into Henry H. Water’s
former house.
! FIRE Ull SIGNALS
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IS...Standard Oil Co
IS.Cara ten. Cold Storage
14 ...<1. J. Seanon CO., ofllct
15 .. Headquarter* Salooi
SI. The Lobbs
14 .Pioneer* Iglo.
31.Catholic Chu'-jh
SI.Discovery Salooi
U.Yorker's Cigar Stor.
41.Fir* Depart men'
4S.Third Asa. aad bane’s Waj
' .. Engine House. Phone Mala VI .
’ whistle* witter. S Hr* on
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lrour clothes cleaned, pressed and re
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Wc make them look like new.
We make alterations.
We do cleanmg. pressing and re
pairing for Ladles and Gt-tulemua.
Ws make and repair furs.
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methods and prompt service. Ouoe a
customer always a customer.
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guaranteed.
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Next door to Begeratorm & Hagen.
Jewelers.
We lead in quality and prices.
Gents Furnishing* and Fur Goods.
Full line Air O Lite Lamps.
Full lin* Steam Hose.
Full line of Flash Lights and Batter
es.
Hand Sleds, all kinds.
Porcelein Bath Tubs.
New Furniture just arrived.
Doors. Windows and building paper
Eureka, Hipre*s and U. S. Boets
and Pack*.
New Stoves and Ranges.
New Rugs. Springs and Mattresses.
New Oil Cloth and Linoleum.
New and complete *tock Hardware.
Nations and Toys, full lina.
Completa Camp and Housahold
Goods.
Very cheap at HOLT'S Bargain
Store. Tel. Mam 6. New and Second
Htinn. “Watch ue Grow."
— » , —~ ■ ■ -"■■■ ■ ■■■-■» ** i:,
j This Style at I
Is one of the classy boots |
| we are showing for Hail
$3.50 to $7.00
I P. A. Peterson Shoe Co. '
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NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANVIL BAKERY
BEGINNING MONDAY. juNE TTH, THE PRICE OF BREAf
WILL BE 10 CENTS PER .OAF OR THREE LOAVES FOR 20
CENTS. THE'V;E OF LOAVES HAVE BEEN INCREASED
WHICH INSURES MORE AND BETTER BREAD FOR OUR
PATRONS.
CHAS. CAVEY, Prop.
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■Rainier
fflale Seer
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