LET US BE THANKFUL
We .ire thankful for your patronage anil extremely thankful f<>••
a phenomenal years business ami fully realize that the magmficieit
volume of busin. s-; wh. oh we have enjoyed during: the past year has
been made possible b\ the continued good will of the people of Nome.
Though we have strained every nerve and used every honorable means
at our enuftnand to build t'ms busi ness up. its growth has resulted
wholly and solely fn*m the generous support of tin- people «>f this com
munity.
Conditions this your have been mot* or less contrary to the usual
manner and we have been handicapped in procuring all of ‘he usual
Thanksgiving Painties but c onsidering 11. we are offering this year as
good an assortment :»s heretofore.
Before plac ing your evder for your Th. nksgiving dinner re«tu:r<
mrnts come or call us up regarding our .spec ial inducements and assort
ment that we are offering.
FIRST AND UNIVERSITY STS. SEATTLE
ARLINGTON HOTEL
I The Home of the Pioneer.
^ ThisIL ■tel is not and never has b«**n owned or «on trolled by Japanese
131.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
U BUSS MEETS ALL TRAINS.
■ J. J RYAN. Prop. ROOT. KELLY. M*r.
WATCH OUR WINDOWS
FOR
THANKSGIVING LINEN
THE EMPORIUM k,rstan bros.
ELECTION RETURNS
COMING IN SLOWLY
With .the exception of five ■precincts
.ill of the voting districts of the Sec
ond Division have now reported the
resuljHs of the recent elections. The
five precincts still to be heard from in
clude Kotzebue, Andreaofsky, Bethel,
Willow Creek and Marshall. As all
are more or less remote, it will prob
able be some time before the last of
the miissling five Is heard from.
Daring the jxtst week returns were
received from Bluff and Klana but be- :
yond placing K. W. Bui-roughs a few
votes ahead of Viiator A. Julien for
fourth place, in the legislative content,
made no material alteration in the po
sitions of the candidates.
Telegraphic reports from the Juneau
Umpire reaching the Nugget gives the
FOR JJKLEOATE—
Sutherland.
FOR A TTY OENHRAJv
Rustsn rd.
Murphy.
One precinct In the division was
still to be heard from at the time of
reporting.
The Ffevpire message also states that
•urns of the Third and Fourth
revisions were only about 75 per cent
LOCAL NEWS
A. B BARN DANCE TONIGHT
The Arctic Brotherhood will resale
the dance loving public tonight with
an old fashioned “barn dunce." The
function will be held in A# B. Hall
and should provide a considerable at
traction to those a"lio appreciate a
good tiim\ owing to the pleasant mem*
or.es left behind by similar entertain
nu nts given by that organization in
earlier yearn. An additional reason
for large patronage is that the dance
really marks the opening of the win
ter's round iif social festivities.
| The committee in charge is com
posed of a bum'll of old timers who
have had charge of many similar af
fairs, which is an assurance that
everything will be strictly d riguer
and a maximum good time certain for
all attending. The festivities are
scheduled to commence at 9:30 p. m.
RED CROSS ROLL CALL
RESPONSE GOOD
The fourth annual membership lioll
Call of the Uetl Cross is proceeding
locally in a manner and w»ith results
that are highly gratifying to the of
ficials nf Nome Chapter.. The en
rollment resulting i™ the drive has
thus far been good and eons idem bit*
increase the roster of local members.
No returns have been received from
the outlying camps hurt it is probable
that good results may he expected from
most of them, as the average Alaskan
is usually generous spirited and more
than willing to help n good eanse.
SEA BIRDS LINGER
DESPITE LATE PERIOD
In spite of the cold and the general
lateness of the present period, sea gulls
in considerable nn/mbers continue *o
Huger along this section of the Bering
coast. They may frequently he seen
feecl'ing on refuse along the beach «>•
winging their way along the shore.
Their unusually late presence is
probably due to the failure of the ice
to tome in, as the birds are seldom
s on after that annual event occurs.
FIRE HOUSE
UNDERGOING ALTERATIONS
Alterations are now being made in
the fire department building prepara
tory to moving the office of the City
clerk from the present location in the
City Hall. The clerk’s new quarters
will he on the second Story of the fire
station and will be commodious, light
and warm. The change from the city
hall is expected to *AT« the city ap
proxiimatelv $50 a month in heating
and other costs during the winter
months.
THANKSGIVING DAY NEXT WEEK
Next Thursday, November -5th, is
Thanksgiving Duy Although there is
a present absence of the usual display
of Thanksgiving adjuncts in the stores,
it is understood tfiat the busir«*»«S fi:-inr<
are preparing exhibits of the numerous
good things hi *.H?ir stocks which are,
suitable for full anil sumptuous ob
servance of.the festal day. The Mos
on’s are planning to hold a bunquet
at which che famous American bird
will be the piece do resistance and will
be iflanlooil by all of the etcertera's that j
usually go with it. The feast will be;
followed by a dance. The function
will be open to Mason's and their fam
ilies and invited guests.
ROAD COMMISSION
REPORT INTERESTING
In another section will ho found a
digest of the semi-annual report of the
local office of the Alaska I toad Coin -
mission, covering the period between
July 1 and October 31, and showing
the large amount of work done by tho
Commission during the open season.
Few people arc aware of the wide
range of the Commission’s activities
in the district and some are hardly
cognizant that It spends annually a
large amount in the construction, up
keep and repair of the muds in all
parts of the peninsula. To these es
pecially the report of Supt. Chas.
Jones should lie decidedly illuminating
ns well as of considerable interest
those who ore to some ext At hwaro ot
MOOSE LODGE CHANGE
MEETING NIGHT
The Nome Moose Podge has deeided
upon a change In its meeting schedule
rtnd will meet during the winter every
Monday evening. The meetings are
scheduled to convene at 8 p. m.
Tlie lodge recently moved into it
new and palatial clubhouse •anil hall
in tho building formerly known ns the
Gibson hou.se situated on First Avenue
opposite Pioneer Igloo. The building
was recently purchased by the *•»•!»!»
when completed will give the Moos? n
A. B's INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
At a recent meeting of the Arctic
Brotherhood the following officers were
Vice Arctic Chief.I. .1. Keenan
Alohimist . .
. . . . J. A. Tlachelder
.Ixtulis Krdck-son
.A1 Winkler
V. Bursik, T. Lehmann,
Keeper of Toll Gate. .W. H. Cameron
SUBSCRIBERS NOTICE
Dally Th legraph Bulletin and Weekly
Nugget subscribers will find it advan
tageous to install on their premises a
small box or other receptacle in which
their papers and bulletins may he de
indlcsbte that a major portion of the
com pla i. its reaching this o*hre regard
to the issues being blown away and
not t ■ omissions on the part of the car
riers. This prolific cause for com
plaint can be overcome by tacking up
a small box or can and both subscrib
ers and publisher will also lie saved
much unnecessary bother.
ICE PACK STILL
LINGERING AFAR
Although November is nearing its
siose, the annual migration of ice from
the north has not set in and the road
stead fs still open, although covered
with patches of "young” or new form •
ed ice, intermingled wkh occasional
cakes of drift ice. These are appar
ently the rerfdue of the ice mans which
piled up along the coast during the
recent storm, mosl of which has sine
drifted away, leaving an ice barrier
five of six feet* in helgth a short dis
tance from the shore line.
NAME OF CANDIDATES
Delegate)
(For Attorney General)
Rustgsird, John.251
i Murphy, J. C.97
(For Senator)
Sundback, John.239
(For Representatives)
Cochran, 0. D.219
Brown, Chas. W. 179
Holt, E. L.143
Burroughs, E. W.139
Julian, Victor A.137
Bogan, James J.96
Jaeohsgaard. Jake.151
Daly, James P.105
O'Connor, E. B.m
Anderson, Andy.84
Mueller, A. J.43
Peterson, Frew W.4$
Mish, Guy E.19
(For Road Commissioner)
Wflson, John A.215
Winkler, AI . . . ... ?.93
Keenan. J. J.95
Adams. E. E.66
rfaffle. Ed. . ..
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NEXT THURSDAY
IS THANKSGIVING
Beginning Monday we will have
on display in our windows many
first class delicacies, just such
articles as you will want for
your Thanksgiving Dinner.
We ask that you come in and
make your selections as early as
possible.
Our store will be closed all day
Thanksgiving-Day.
D. E. CROWLEY GROCERY CO.
K. B. JULIAN, Manager
• Store Opens 9 a. m. and Closes 6 p. m.
OLD TIMER EXPIRES
POLIOWING 0°FRATiON
Martin Leber, an ol<l time resident,
died in Maynard, Columbus Hospital
"Wednesday as a result of comipllca
tions develoirin.tr in the wake of a re
j eent operation for appendicitis. Kor
several days following the operation
the patient made excellent progress
and appeared .to he well on the way
1 to recovery when syimrtoms of adhe
iftns appeared and necessitated n s -
ond operation. The second operation
| porently I^eber was unable r > st '
the dhoek and parsed ••wav af'•• •• sev
sided for many years in the state of
Washington. In the vicinity of Tacoma,
coming: there with his parents froYi)
California in hfs early youth. He is
survive! by several brothers an)
sisters, a majority of whom are located
on Puget Sound. One sister, is said
to be a resident of Ketchikan. The
deceased first crime to Nome in 3907
but later left the country, returning
in 1914. During the succeeding in
terval he has been a permanent res
ident, although spending several win
ters in the States. Most of the time
during his stay he was employed by
Lee and .Swanberg in their Osborn
Creek op. rations and was known as a
highly efficient and energetic man and
the possessor of an excellent charac
The funeral will bo hold Sunday at
2 p. m. (nim the Federated Church
WANTS NEWS OF
MISSING RELATIVES
Mrs. E. A. dery, nee Omce gi.uk
'of Thomas, Washington, writes to the
postmxigteir in search of a Ions: miss
ing father, Dexter Byron Clark, and
two brothers, George and Abram Clark
Mrs TTeiry states that her mother
died in Snohomish, Washington, Jan
uary 1, 1900. Mrs. Fiery, who was
[then but two years old. was placed in
the state children’s home in Seattle
and her father and brothers left Sno
homish for parts unknown. Persons
having any knowledge of their where
abouts will con for a kindly favor by
comiunmicnting' with the lady at the
above address.
I NOTICE TO REPUBLICANS
There will be a regular meeting of
the Nome Republican Club on Sunday
| Nov. 21, at 2 p. m., lowar floor Bank
building. All Republicans welcome .
JOHN HANCOCK,
Secretary.
ATTENTION M008E
Regular meeting L. O. O. M. at
8 p. m. every Monday evening. New
Moose Hall.
W. H. KOCH, Secty
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HMKUI! OOILEO OWNER
OUR LAST SHIPMENT OF
5weet Pickled Pork
Corned Brisket Beef
Fresh Cabbage
Fresh Carrets
Fresh Rutabagas
Fresh Parsnips
IS THE BEST WE EVER HAD
The Corned Beef and Pork is
put up especially for us, and is
very much sweeter and better
than anything that has ever
been obtainable in Nome hereto
fore.
Cborulf lebmann