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A few copies of the 1915 edition
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LODGE IS
RE-ELECTED
BOSON, Nov. 8The state goes for
Hughes by 17,000 plurality.
I.odge is re-elected senator and Mo
Call wins governorship over Mans
field.
Hughes ran seven thousand behind
the republican ticket.
Have the Hally Nugget do your
Job Printing—Reasonable rates as
sured.
Get your JOB PRINTING
'lone bv the Nucgef office.
Eagle Hall
TO-NIGHT
DRAMA
Marie Walcamp
IN
THE LOST LEDGE
l PARTS
Sterling Comedy
THEIR LAST HAUL
AND
A COATS A COAT
Universal Weekly
Repeated
ADM. 25c
NEWS NOTES j
Another day!
Oh, what a headache.
We'U hear all about It in a few day3
and then we’ll take our medicine, If it
nrovea to bo medicine, and liko It quite
well, thank you.
The petition of the Alaska Road
Commission asking for a trunk high
way from Nome to Candle was signed
yesterday by almost every voter In the
city. We are certainly unanimously In
favor of this thing, anyway.
The Dream presents a big picture
tonight thats a rolt of F un from start
to finish. Shorty and Sherlock Holmes
is the title two reels of scream comedy.
Additional attractions are a Pathe
Weekly and an up to date one reelor
titled The Blotted Page. An excep- I
tionally strong program that embraces !
the £>est in comedy drama and farce,
don’t miss it watch for coming stai j
features. ' »
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Tonlgh the Eagle Hall puts on the
beards a repeater by request, The Lost
Ledge, wherein Marie Walcamp stars
so brilliantly. This is a 101 Bison fca
rire In two parts. Two comedies inJ
two weeklies complete the bill. As
thtse pictures were shown through the
summer when almost every one was
out of town, they are "good as new"
At the time that Mr. Borden was dis
jussing his proposed gift of a Mara'hon
cup to the Kennel Club, Mr. Bokum
who was a member of the Borden ex
pedition, asked what he could do as
his share in promoting the club's
races. Mrs. Downing then told him
about the Ladles race each winter and
ne said he would send a cup, nor dul
he forget, for on the last boats Mrs.
Downing received a cup to be put up
for the Ladies race of the Kennel club.
Jt 1b heavy bronze overlaid with stlvei
In a very beautiful dcsigm- It may
be eeen In the window of the Non
pareil store.
Dr. Fromm suffered a severe nervous
bifakdown three days ago and was re
moved to the Kell home so that ’he
varicus noises of Front .Street on which
hie residence 1b situated would not an
uoy him. Dr. Heimlich diagnosed his
trouble as anaemia of the brain due to
overwork and lack of outdoor exercise.
At first Dr. Fromin was out of nls
it.uU and in such a serious condition
mat it was thought be would have to
go out side for tne winter's rest. Mrs.
I .o.rm> negan to pack up, for departure
but happily In u couple of days the pat*
ent was much Improved and now 't is
thought that he will stay here and get
better.
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Various places about town for the
public, and club and organizations
headquarters where the election bul
letins were received were croowded
last night by men eager fbr the latest
news. The first flash from the East of
a Hughes victory was not accepted by
the democrats as final nor could a
number of conservatives republicans
credit them. The later returns from
the national contest served to keep the
paitlclans on the qul vlve. Local and
Alaska contests were full of surprises
of all sorts and the territorial news
coming in late held the attention of
huge groups of men until it ce ised
coming at about four oclock this morn
ing.
In the midst of the election excite
mint last night a good many people
had the Inclination to attend the house'
warming and firemer's benefit. Tlr>re
was excellent music by the Nome
band and along with dancing and
everything those In attendance hod a
very good time.
The boys in the wireless service are
entitled to the strongest kind of praise
i or the excellent work they did last
night In handling the steady run of
election bulletins and typing them so
well and so quickly. In some of the
stations along the line there were
euough men to relieve one another and
*o, though the hours were long, the
work was not so arduous as In the city
In our bargain annex
YOU WILL FIND 8UCH MERCHANDISE AS
Qranit* War*, Tin War*, Cooking Utinaela, Crookary of all daaorlp*
tiona, Waah Tuba, Waah Board*, Stove Board*, Stove Pipe, Coal Buck*
eta, Coal Shovel*, Curtain Fixture*, Lamp*, Lantern*, Blanket*, Quilta,
Bad Sheet*, Pillow Slip*, and many other artialea auah aa .might .b*
Inoludad In your winter outfit...
You will find that wo are railing the above mentioned good* at real
bargain prioaa.
Q. P. GOGQIN
office here. M this ofllce Messers Price
and Grantham certainly did heroic;
work. They went to work ycsterlay
morning ot the usual hour of eight and
received the usual heavy run of lay i
messages, then at five oclook the elec
tion bulletins began to coma. They had '
to typewrite these in manifold and to,
accomplish this the two operators each 1
hammered on a machine almost with
out cessation for thirteen hours and a
half. They had no time to stop to eat
and were glad to have time to snatch
a sandwich and gulp down a glass of
beer. And that Is not all. After two
ci three hours sleep they were bo h
cn hand this morning at eight oclock,,
somewhat drawn in appearance and (
weary in mind and body bi t ready iO
do whatever comes their way, and it >s i
a days work, until nine tonght. Every
brdy who saw our wireless ■ oys so eat
ing at their work last night and who
realized the excellence of their bulletins
and freedom from mistakes was loud In
piaise of their efforts. The messenger
boy Chuck Jones also was on the Job
all the time and ran around town de
livering messages on seemingly tlrel°ss
legs.
WASHINGTON
CONTINUES
TO BE DRY
SEATLE Nov. 8—Poindexter 1ms j
been re-elected U. S. Senator over
Turner, democrat.
The governorship contest between
McPrlde and Lester Is close end not
yet decided.
The brewery amendment has been ,
defeated.
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TWO STATES
VOTE DRY
SEATLE, Nov. 8—South Dakota and
New Mexico vote dry. California goes
wet In all probability, but not certain
yet because the long ballot makes
counting slow.
Nebraska drys also claim to have
won
CALIFORNIA
DOUBTFUL
AND WET
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8—The te
turns available Indicate that the re
sult In this state will be so close that
official recount may be necessary.
Both prohibition amendments ap
pear to be decisively defeated.
JUNEAU
#
SECTION
JUNEAU, Nov. 8—All Oastlnaau
channel precincts Including Douglas
and Treadwell already reported are;
Sulv.er 1319, Wlckersham 894, Dowls
229, Cobb 636, Grigsby 776, and Scho
field 945. Dry 1766, wet 885.
Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
Western”Comedy
SHORTY AND
SHERLOCK HOLMES
2 PARTS 2 •
LATE RATHE NEWS
Drama
A BLOTTED PAGE
2 PARTS 2
Adm. 25c
CITY VOTE STRONG FOR
DRY AND EIGHT HOORS,
SUNOBACK SENATOR
Over 1100 voters in Nome went to
tho polls yesterday and expressed
their choice. The totals for tho city
lollow:
For Delegate:—
Wlckersham . 079
Sulzcr.414
Lewis... 109
For Attornsy-Qanoral:—
Grigsby.732
Schofield . 217
Cobb . 140
Wet and Dry Question i—
Wet . 381
Dry .683
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Eight Hour Law:—
For . 614
Against . 174
For 8enatort—
Sundback.576
McGann . 783
Moran . 13j
For Representatives:—
Allan . 660
Reed.677
Anderson . 612
Daly . 476
Coombs . 4(2
Corrigan . 467
Jones . 317
Julian .. 367
Young . 313
Road Commissioner:—
Rowe. 621
Wilson ..324
Glbney ...?.101
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