FELIX DIAZ READY
TO INVADE MEXICO
WITH STRONG FORCE
International Nows Sarvico.
ASiiindiU.i, Kuo. 6.—Secretary
Lunging announces that alter u sourch
ot luuuy tuonuis suite department
clilciuls hn\e tinully located helix
L.uz in Uuulcmalu. The search tor
him was begun when It wus learned
that ho was supplying \ ilia with
arms with which to light against
Generul l’eishing's punitive expedi
tion.
'i he officers of the state department
who have located him declare that ho
i now has an army of ten thousand
men fully euuippid und ready to in
vade Mexico. Diaz is bitterly opposea
, to Carranza and hopes to depose him
and himself become president of
Mexico.
It is known that Diaz and Villa
are working in harmony and it is
I expected that Villa would support
Diaz in any attempt to seize control
i of ufTuirs.
Creat Fishing at Bazaar.
WEATHER REPORT.
December 6, 1916.
Temperature—Max., —14; mm..
—28; mean, - 16.
Baroniet< i—30.103 inches.
Weather—Clear.
Wind—Calm.
You will Have to act quick if you
want to r®servo that last box for the
Eagle Ma*querade Ball, Saturday
evening. Inquire Secretary,
DON’T BE MISLED
Nugget Readers Should Read and
Heed This Advice.
Kidney trouble is dangerous and
ofun tatul.
Don t experiment with something
new and untried.
Lse a tes.ed kidney remedy.
Btg.n with Doans Kidney Fills.
Deed in Uiuney troubles 5o years.
The following statement forms con
vincing proof of their merit.
Mrs. C. U. Spink, 0034 Curleton ave.,
Seattle, Wash., says: "1 had u lot of
trouble with my back. It ached day
and night and 1 could not rest. When
l tried to straighten up after stoop
ing, shurp pains darted through me.
I was nervous and had headaches and
terrible dizzy spells. The kidney se
cretions were unnatural. Doan'o Kid
ney Fills relieved me and X haven't
been bothered since."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Kidney Fills—the same thut
Mrs. Spink had. F’oster-Milburn Co.,
Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
WIFE KILLS
DAUGHTERS
AND LOVER
l.itei national News Service.
CHICAGO, Dec. 6.—A wholesale
tragedy growing out of marital inti -
delity came to l.ght today when John
Vczaa wi nt home from work and
found lus wife Stella, their two
daughters, and his 3tep brother dead
in bed.
Each had a bullet hole in the breast
Indications were that the wife killed
her lover and daughters in a tit 01
i morse and then committed suicide.
'•DIAMOND FROM THE SKY"
AT TH2 DREAM
"The Fox and Pig." seventh chapter
of the great serial tonight. In this,
| installment Wm. TeJmarsh who plays
| Quabba creates a pleasant but start -
ling surprise. The interest of the
audience will be held. The local Vir
ginian color has been preserved to a
remarkable degree. This is a super
lative attraction in which Miss Lot
tie Pickford and Cummings do splen
did work. A wider understanding
of the gn at romance will be given to
night. A late October issue of the
Pathe weekly will be shown. To
; morrow night "The Hound of the
j Baskcrvilles,” Conan Doyle serie3.
—
Slim Pickens was out in a hard rain,
last week, but didn't get wet, so he
i wore his Roof Garden celluloid collar
CANNED FRUIT SPECIAL i
We are going to clo3e out the following brands of jobbing can
ned fruits, at such prices as will Interest you.
RELIANCE of S. & VV. Al'lUOTS at .$5.50 per case
RELIANCE PEACHES at .*5.25 per case
S. & W. PEACHES at .$5.50 per ease
RELIANCE or S. & W. PEAKS at .*0 00 per case
We have other brands as low as.*4.00 per case
In Ihe future we will handle only HUNTS SUPKEME HAND
PEELED FRUITS, packed by the grower aid sold direct to the
merchant. There 13 no Jobbers profits on Hunts goods.
G. P. GOGGIN JTJTJJT
Dream Theater
TONIGHT
FOX & THE PIG
Seventh Episode
Complete in two Parts
MINERS PERIL
Oct. Issue
PATHE WEEKLY
Film News of the world
Adm. 25c
The sun is there even if it hangs low
over the Bering ice and gives uv per
ceptible warmth.
Kellen and Murray of the Diamond
L. have not yet reached bedrock but
are working every day.
—
The Midnight Sun Kebekahs have
.ecidcd to hold a leap year party on
.he evening of Friday, Dec. 15th.
l'rostlund and Olson have ordered
a load of groceries and coal sent ou.
o No. 4 Dexter where they are sink
ng a shaft.
____ i
Jake TopoDky has moved his out
.it from Specimen gulch to the claim
adjoining the Mohawk where he will
begin operations. He also took a
load of coal out today for use on the ,
claim.
Midnight Sun Ilebckah lodge No 3.
1. O. O. F., held i13 annual election last i
ught and the following ladies w're
chos n: For N. Cl., Mrs. Mabel Pigeon;
V. G.. Mrs. Louise Young; Secretary.
Mrs, Hose B. Wheeler; Treasurer,
■Miss Bertha Johnson.
To correct a mis-apprchenslon the
refreshment committee of the Bazaar
to be given tomorrow night at the
Congregational church state that hot
refrishne nts will be s rveJ and not'
cold as some suppose. The luncheon 1
will be progressive and one may find
out what that moans by trying it.
i
The ice formed solidly on the Yu- i
kon near Huby on November 8 after
a run of slush ice lasting 25 days.
The freeze-up this j ear s n.ne u lys
li *er than a year ago when the river
froze solid on October 30 after a run
of mush lasting only 19 days.
J. W. McLeod, of McLeod andSibley
Oregon creek, has be n in town a few ]
■ays geting supplies for his camp, j
lie sent out one team load today and ;
will go out himself with another load
on Saturday. lie says that the Rowe j
earn had a haid lime breaking the ]
.rail to Or gon anJ that it took four
lays for the job. And at that a num
ber of local men heij ed by showing
where the trail should run.
Last night at the regular meet
ing of the Pioneer of Alaska tlie fol
lowing officers were nominated: Th.
Lehmann, president; Thomas Mc
Cann, first vice president; Paul
Kjegstead, second vice president;
Charles W. Thornton, secretary; J. J.
Walsh, treasurer; Lloyd Bolts, trus
.ee; James Cahill and William Sti
pek, historian; Michael Garrity, ser
geant ai arms; John Loach, doorkeep
er.
City Assessor Grimm is now on the
bring line. If there is any business
man in town who perfectly agrees
with Grimm's estimate he should
raiBe his right hand. The city asses
sor's labors are necessary and prelim
nary to getting the question before the
house. The council will 3it at a date
to be decided Saturday night as a
hoard of equalization when those who
differ from Prof. Grimm may prove
him utterly devoid of judgement if
they can.
The Nonpariel has just completed
some marked improvements in the
interior arrangements of that popu
lar establishment. A room in the rear
has been cut off from the main 3tore
thus making the main store more cosy
end attractive. The new room tints
A/ze
made will bo used hs "toy land" and
will be open to the public, Dr. Kemp,
the manager says, on Saturday, De
cember 9. In It will be displayed all
kinds of toys, bicycles, autos, wagons,
mechanical Inventions and other
things which appeal to the juvenile
mind. The genial Doc Is preparing to
play Sun La Claus to the children of
! N’oma and Is a great hustler.
Nome dogs are no worso thnn dogs
cf other sections In the matter of;
thi.rpenlng their teeth on the human
a n.tomy A number of people hate
betn bitten on the Ruby creeks lately, j
tnd when a single dog set upon a I
little girl at play near her home pub
ic spirit was aroused to such on ex
ent that a mass meeting wras called.
This happened on l.ong Creek whsre
presumably there nre no city ordln
i
ances and one thing and another to,
I roti cl the defenceless. The meeting \
"'as call d in Indignation but It note i |
moderately, if not tamely, as is corn - J
nun in Alaska where the dog has!
many Iricmis. The committee up
■a ,nled to handle ‘he mutter posted
.unices ler dog owners to read it
eiit'ing them to keep their dogs tied
urn i, the day lioia 6 a. m. to 6
p. m.
A dispatch says that the two gov
ernment engineers who were here last
summer to investigate the feasibility
of u harbor for small crafts and light- |
ers at the mouth of Snake River turn j
reported favorably on the project to
their superior lieutenant colonel J. R.
Cavanaugh, U. S. Engineer Corp3.
Col. Cavanaugh has approved the
plans suhmitti d to him and has sent
them on to Washington with his en
dors. ment. Congress will have to net
n order that the Improvements be I
made and such action is expected from '•
the new session which conviene3 on j
March 5th of next year. Favorable j
congressional uction at some future ,
date s ems most likely.
Col. Cavanaugh has anounced that j
he will come north next spring by way |
of Fairbanks to look over the Sn ike
river harbor proj -ct and a number of
other matters which are within his
duty, «
In this connection the Nome-Sow
ard Peninsula Chamber of Commerce
i3 entitled to great credit. As is well
known previous engineers had re
ported adversely on the harbor matter
and it w'as only by dogged persis
tence that the Chamber secured an !
appropriation and an order for .an
other survey. This second examina
tion of the needs of this port and the
possibility of the construction of a
permanent channel into Snake riv»r
which would ensure 3afety to coast
wise crafts in uny weather has re
sulted so successfully that it is ver>
probable that Nome will have her first
great need supplied.
STEAMSHIP
ON GT. LAKES
IS WRECKED
International New* Service.
CHICAGO, Dec. 7.—The steamship
’ Carolina, of the Great bakes Trans
portation Company, struck the ro"ks
at the entrance of Sturgeon buy, Wis
consin, lust night during a heavy fog.
Her passengers und crew were
taken off without loss by the life
saving crew. The ship Is stuck fast
on the rocks and it is not yet known
whether she cun be got off or not.
!-—
Plain and Fancy Articla* at the
Bazaar Friday.
Cheer Up
Every Cloud has a Silver Lining,
\ ou may not see it—But you should
see tile fine display of
j SILVERWARE
AT
MUELLER'S
Don’t wait until it’s to late, but make
up your mind thiit the fine Chest of Silver
; ware is yours. Price reduced $2.(>U each day
until Xmas.—Investigate.
. I■ ... ■ — ...— ■■— S.L—
FOR YOIIR THANKSGIVING DINNER !
p
FRESH CELERY.
■■ , ■..■== TOKAY GRAPES.
MALAGA GRAPES.
Ilf |" II t IIP FRESH GREEN PEPPERS.
Ml ► H Q W ► SWEET POTATOES.
■■ GRAPE FRUIT.
.— -- CRANBERRIES.
And many othar dalicaclao. It
D. E. CROWLEY GROC. |
TOYLAND
Reopens
SATURDAY DECEMBER 9
Lomen Bros.
_STUDIO_
With every $1.00 cash purchase or $1.00 paid
on account we give a ticket which entitles the
holder to one chance on a $100.00 Victrola
Draw ng December .11, 1916
LOMEN BROS.
TICKETS AT OUR THREE S I ORES
BUY NEW GOODS I
AT LOW PRICES
AT
THE EMPORIUM
KRISTAN BROS,
FOR
MT. VERNON RANCH EGGS.
WHITE NUGGET EGGS.
SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAMS AND
BACON.
GOLDEN GATE BUTTER.
GO TO
Moller’s Grocery
211 Front Street Phone Main 86
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| THE NONPAREIL |
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| Do Your Silks I
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Or have you been disappointed by your garments being ruined O
) because of the silk splitting?
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\ See window Display S
\ of Evening Shade. 8
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