D. E. CROWLEY
NEWS NOTES
The Sesnon Company are stringing j
lights from the beaoh to tlio tower for
the dark days.
Al Orland was taken to tile hospital
yesterday suffering from a hemmor
hngp of the stomarli of a severe order.
He is under the care of Dr. Mustard
. He is reported as much improved to
day.
Dr. Ramsay of the Nomo-Montann
dredge who arrived on the Flyer yes
terday, states that the big machine Is
running smoothly and satisfactorily
and there Is every indication of a suc
cessful season.
Arthur Maus reports that things are
going nicely on the Mutt claim and
the pay while low grade will bear work
ing along economical lines. The hoys
will operate through the remainder of
the summer if the streak does not move
over onto the next lot.
It Is reported that considerable
ruiantllies of gold dust have been com
ing into town of late and some very
heavy pokes have reached tile banks. A
large portion of the output so far re
ceived has been from the Interior sec
A Bald Head Only Indicates
that the scalp has been neglected. We
recommend that you use
5^222^ Hair Tonic
Kills the germ that causes the hair to
fallout and will keep the scalp healthy.
Butler, Mauro & Co.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION.
..Our quality talks are all well found
ed and this foundation has been proven
to the minds of most every thoughtful
person who appreciates thoroughly this
great important factor.
Our Seattle branch and cash payment
for our wares gives us the advantage of
procuring a better quality goods, which
we then retail here at Nome at the
standard prices prevailing, giving the
patron extra quality for the same
prices as of goods sold elsewhere which
are not up to our medium of quality.
This point is so forcibly carried and
proven by our Dry Pack Butter, a
Pasteurized, germ proof better keep
ing Butter, which is more sweet and
toothsome than mere words of expres
sion can convey, and that you will
know the goodness of this BETTER
BUTTER we are going to make it a
speciality of this week only. Our
price is 37'/2C per pound, and we will
expect that you take advantage of this
treat to yourself and take home a
pound, making us prove our assertions.
Just as a matter of information, do
you knoy/ that Butter packed in brine
contains 16 per cent water? Why not
get this 16 per cent in Butter? You can,
at r tf’TJ
G. P. GOGGIN’S
The Quality Store.
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. . ..ESSES ==W
tlons and also from Candle and other
northern sections.
The Silver Wave reports one of the
heaviest trips of the season and much
stormy weather was encountered. One
of the arrivals says that the greater
part of the passengers of the last trip
were not in evidence most of the wav
down the const owing to a well known
malady incident to sen travel.
According to Yukon reports, a par
ty of travelers consisting of Mr. and
Mrs. Vanklrk and Mr. and Mrs Van
Horn are coming down the river in a
launch with the Intention of ultimate
ly coming to Nome. The party are
[making the trip purely for pleasure.
'They stated from Whitehorse shortly
atfer the opening of river navigation
and have stopped at every habited spot
on the entire trip.
Surveyor Blake finished the surrey
of the tract to be east off from the
townsito for the building of the Snake
river hrldge next spring and the maps
and data necessary to construction are
being prepared by Commissioner Dan
Jones for transmission to the outside
on the Victoria. It is re|*>rte<1 that the
drilling operations disclosed that bed
rock Is some twenty feet below the
river bed.
A complete changed takes place in
til- program at the Eagle hall moving
picture show tonight, the star attrac
tion being a spectacular, thrilling,
beautiful hand painted colored film, of
the "Fail of Constantinople," A. D. 1452
in three parts also a splendid scenic
picture of "West l’oint" and a trip
in tlie Holy Lands. The usual price of
admission of twenty-five cents will
prevail.
Peek and Grant are said to he do
ing extensive hydraulieking on Rouider
creek in the Casa section and are do
ing very well in the matter of profit
able results. Extensive prospecting
last fall resulted in the finding of ex
tensive deposits of pay gravel in
ground long supposed to be worked
out. Grant contemplates the rework
ing of practically every portion of
Rouider creek. The old Webster ditch
is being used to supply the necessary
water.
According to the local agents, the
steamer Victoria will not leave for the
outside before Sunday. The coming
trip will ho by way of the southeast
ern coast and the inside passage in
order to give the large number of tour
ists an opportunity to see the wonder
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'ul sights of that section. It Is also
probable that many Nome peopl* will
make the trip. The vessel is still at
St. Michael. The cable Is still out of
pcmmlsalon and messages are being
routed by the Canadian lines.
The schooner Belinda pulled out for
a trading trip along the Siberian coast
last night. Capt. Joe Rom Is in com
mand of the expedition.
Mr. Oglesby of the Seward dredge
pxpected to return to Solomon this
morning but was detained by business
affairs and will not leave" until tomor
row.
According to reports brought over by
the Belvedede, a Russian government
vessel will shortly visit Nome. The
Russian Is said to be visiting at St.
Lawrence Island at present.
The Diamond I, Is loaded and ready
to depart for Siberia this afternoon or
evening. Joe Fekel is in charge of the
trip which will be to all points along
the northern coast in search of trade.
The surf still continues to pound up
on the beach with little sign of letting
up. The water front habitues assert
that the surf has been rolling with lit
tle interruption for ten days and the
wind has been continually from the
south or southwest.
The Victoria will not get away
probably before Sunday afternoon, ac
cording to Agent Cortoil. Mr. Carroll
savs that the weather is the arbiter
oi the fortune of steamboat men and
he cannot say for sure exactly when
the big vessel will get away, but i<
will not be before the time stated.
Jim Rliason and his new auto came
to grief last night through coming In
sudden contact with the Nome river
bildge while Jim was on the way to
town from Fort Davis. Arrivals from
thp post state that neither Jimmy or
I he bridge were damaged but the merr\
oldsmoblle is slightly under the weath
er.
The Syrian woman who is engaged
in the business of fortune telling was
arrested by the police on a charge of
using violent and abusive language on
the streets this morning. It is stated
that the woman engaged In an alterca
tion with some one residing in the vi
cinity of her place of business. The
woman will have a hearing in the mur
nielpal court at five this afternoon.
While attempting to get out of Snake
river this mort ing the Diamond L was
caught in the heavy surf and went
broadside onto the beach near the
mouth of the river. The efforts of
Capt. Ross in the launch Defiance to
pull the vessel off failing, the Flyer
and Genevieve came to the rescue. The
Flyer pulled the little vessel off in a
Jiffy.
The Flyer arrived from Solomon this
morning and departed on the eastward
trip at eleven with the following pas
sengers. F. .T. O'Connor of the Pacific
Coast Company. Dr. Ramsay of the
Nome-Montana dredge. Chas. Kimball,
the owner of the Kimball dredges, Sol
omon river and also a representative
of the Alaska Telephone Company who
is to assist In some work on the tele
phones lines in the Solomop section.
The vessel will leave tomorrow at two
P. m.
"The Stronger Hand” a two-part
drama showing the trouble between
capital and labor will bend the pro
gram of the Dream tonight. It shows
to what extremes some of the old time
"trusts" went to, to obliterate the
smaller competitors. It Is a strong
drama and well acted. Pretty Mabel
Normand in “Mabel's Stormy Dove Af
fair" will furnish the comedy number.
Besides these an excellent western
drama, “An Indian’s Honor" will be
on the bill, making altogether an A No.
1 show.
A clipping from an eastern paper of
June 3 states that the famous John
Johnson was arrested for running over
one Arthur Slyman while exercising
his racing team on one of the ocean
beaches close to New York. Slyman
had John arrested and he was hauled
Into court where he said that he was
so engrossed in handling his fiery
steeds that he did no* see the com
plainant. Slyman testified that he
himself was partly responsible because
of heinf* deep in the contemplation of
the sad sea waves and was not watch
ing out at the time. Johnson was
turned loose.
The Belvedere will probably not get
away for the Arctic before Sunday, ac
cording to a statement by Olaf Swen
son today. The vessel has taken on the
necessary supplies for the Journey but
Many People In This Town
never really enjoyed a meal until
we advised them to take a
before and after each meal. Sold only
by us—25o a box.
Butler, Mauro & Co.
is waiting for some necessary portion
of the winch machinery which it was
necessary to cast. Swenson says that
the coming ti Ip will extend over a
period of about two months and the
return will not be commenced much
before the latter days of September.
The vessel will coniine the trip to the
Siberian coast and the greater portion
of the activities will bo devoted to
whaling. An elTort will be made to
touch at Herald island for the purpose
of seeing if there is any evidence of
the Karluk survivors having reached
the desolate rock. It has been many
years since a vessel touched at the
island. Mr. Swenson says that he
heard confirmation of the stories of the
freezing of Captain Wedding and nat
uralist Johan Keren on the Siberian
coast last winter and says that it is
■undoubtedly true that both men are
seriously crippled.
A party of about twenty-five excur
sionists were taken out to the Little
cieek properties of the Pioneer Mining
Company this morning, the big auto
truck being the means of transporta
tion. The visitors were accompanied
by Louis Stevenson, local manager of
the company, and they will be the
guests of Mr. Llndeberg. It is said that
one of the big lifts will be cleaned up
for the edification of the visitors so
that they can carry away some golden
impressions of the northland.
TURKS CELEBRATE FALL
OF WARSAW
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A. P. A. Service.
CONSTANTINOPLE. Aug. 6.—The
full of Warsaw has been received In
tlie capital with universal Joy and the
city is now celebrating the event with
wild enthusiasm. It is generally felt
that the Russians have been dealt such
a tremendous blow that they cannot
recover and the capture nf_ the Polish
capital is generally accepted ns the
beginning of the pnd afe there is little
prospect of the allies being able to
withstand the heavy armies that will
now he thrown against them. The eltv
is a blaze of color from the great num
bers of German and Turkish colors
displayed on every side and the popu
lace are giving vent to their joy In
wild acclaimatlons. The sight is one
that has seldom occurred In the Turk
ish capital.
MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS.
Sailed.
Relinda for Siberia. •
Silver Wave for St. Michael last
night.
Diamond L for Siberia today.
Relvedere and schooner Challenge
In the roadstead.
DANCE.
A dance will be held at the A. B.
hall, Saturday evening, August 7, 1915,
to,which all are invited. Admission, $1.
PIANO TUNER.
Geo. Anderson, Piano Expert on
Piano Players and Electric Pianos.
Wholesale and retail representative for
high grade Pianos. His annual trip.
Twenty years experience. Phone
Golden Gate Hotel,
ChMfMM* in the long run—Nome
GaraRfe
HOFFMAN HOUSE.
Special dinner served Sunday.
Meals at all hours.
Family dining-room in connection.
Homo made bread for sale.
MRS. GINNIVAN. Prop.
Keep your ear In good condition.—
Nome Oarage.
AT THE NEW EAGLE.
Old Lewis Hunter Ryo and the Fa
mous Atherton Bourbon whiskeys, Die
tilledj*pring 1904-1908, bought in bond
and reduoed to 90 per oenL by U. 8.
government by the botda or flsllen.
Largo assortment of latest Victor
Records and Victrolas received on
steamer La Touche. Lomen Bros.
MEETING NOTICE.
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THE NOME BARTENDER’S UNION
Local 863. B, I. L. of A. (Affiliated
with the A. F- of L.) meets every first
Sunday in each month xt 11 a. m.
AL. NICHOLSON, Pres.
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ANVIL BAKERY
BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 7TH, THE PRICE OF BREAD
WILL BE 10 CENTS PER LOAF OR THREE LOAVES FOR 25
CENTS. THE SIZE OF LOAVES HAVE BEEN INCREASED
WHICH INSURES MORE AND BETTER BREAD FOR OUR
PATRONS.
CHAS. CAVEY, Prop.
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a Best roofing made p>
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