Segerstrom and Hagen
JEWELERS and OPTICIANS.
Opposite Nuggol Office.
5th Avr. oppt Fredrick A Nelson
ANNOUNCEMENT
Our Nome Store is now
open to the public for
business as usual
SEGERSTROM & HAGEN
JEWELERS and OPTICIANS.
Opposite Nugget Office.
Front Street
5th Avt*. opp Fredrick & Nelson
1808 Westlake,
IHe Lincoln Hotel
Finest Rooms in Nome
home like and comfortable
quarters for Transient or
permanent guests
By Day, Week or Month
MRS. BARNEY GIBNEY, Proprietress
TRAPPERS - TRADERS
SHIP TO
GEORGE R. GOSHAW Inc
Dealer in Raw Furs
Alaska Building
NEW YORK
* 127 W. 27th Street
Ship direct to New York for highest prices paid for Ituw Furs.
Your shipments are handled by export graders and New York Market
Prices are paid on correct grading the day received. If desired, your
shipments will be kept separate in order that our prices may he ap
proved by you. Providing that our valuation does not prove satis
factory, the Furs will be returned to,you, transportation charges
prepaid. Ship by Insured Parcel Post or Express. Ship in a dry
condition. Always enclose an itemized list of contents witli name
and address. Also place duplicate list on the outside of package
or bale. All payments are made by check on the Seattle National
Bank, or in any other manner desired. Special instructions, if any,
to accompany shipment.
SHIP YOUR FURS TO US NOW
foxes - Mink
AND ALL OTHER PELTS
WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR FURS RIGHT HERE FOR OUR
EASTERN HOU8E8 AND YOU WILL NOT HAVE TO WAIT SIX
MONTHS FOR YOU* MONEY.
fur Buying Agency
JOHN FELKEL A CO.
NOME, ALA8KA.
Representing Bleietein, Becker Bros and Company, New York
8ee, M. W. GRIFFITH, Local Representative, Over Hilfrich
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IMNRT- EXPORT FORWARDERS
FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS.
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MINNEOLA-NOME FLIGHT
HOLDS WORLD’S ATTENTION
Minneola, N. Y. July 15—The world
Is watching the great government air.
plane flight ficm Minneola to Name,
Alaska, with intense Interest today.
Messages from all parts of the coun
try and Europe have arrived today,
denoting that the contest is in the
nature of an international event.
Messages have been received from of
ficials of the Norwegian government,
Vihljalmur Stefansson, president of
the Explorer's Club of New York,
Henry Fairchild Osborne, president of
the American Mesoum of Natural
History and other noted persons.
The expedition is commanded by
Oapt. Street In plane No. 1 with Ser
geant Edmund Henriques as observer,
the itinerary is from Mitchell Field,
Minneola, to Erie, Pennsyvanin, thence
to Grand Rapids, Michigan, Winona.
Minnesota. Fargo, North Dakota. Por
tal. North Dakota, where the route
crosses into Canada, Sosketoon, Sas
katchewan: Edmonton, Alberta: Jas
per and Prince George, British Colum
bia: Hamilton, Wrangell, Alaska,
Whitehorse, Yukon Territory. Dawson,
Fairbanks. Ruby and Nome.
Before the machines took off Capt.
Street, was handed a message of con
gratulation to Capt. Itaold Amundsen,
early in August.
Leading Plane Encounters Mishap
Near Scranton
Scranton, Penn.. July 15—Capt.
Street, piloting arm> plane Xo. 1 en
route from M inneola to Nome, was
forced to make a landing at Elmhurst,
near here, early tonight.
Several Planes Reached Erie Last
Erie. I'enn., July 15—Three of the
four army planes on the flight from
New York to Nome arrived here at
5:35 o’clock this afternoon.
CONVENTION CONSIDERING
ORGANIZATION SEVERAL
MOPE PARTIES
Chicago, July 15—Part of the com
mittee of Forty Eight national con
vention, tailed to create a new party,1
reconvened today, following the for
mation of a formal Labor Party dur
ing an all night session last night.
On reconvening the committee consid
ered whether to organize still another
party. J. A. H. Hapkins, national
chairman of the committee of Forty
Eight, suggested that course as the
only solution of the difficulties aris
ing from opposing views.
Farmer- Labor Party Nominates
Candidates
Chicago, July 15—The Farmer-La
bor Party entered the political field
today by nominating candidates for
president and vice president. Harley
P. Christianson, a Salt Lake City at
torney. was chosen to head the party
ticket and Max S. Hays, editor of a
Cleveland labor newspaper is the vice
presidential nominee of the new party.
One of the principal planks of the
Farmer-Labor Party platform de
mands the repeal of all sedition and
criminal anarchy statutes, amnesty for
political prisoners in jail because of
religious beliefs or industrial activity
and recognition of the right of all
workers including government em
ployees to strike.
Other planks bearing on labor
questions demand that the courts be
"stripped of the power seized by them
in dealing with labor disputes by in
junctional proceedings:" demand re
cognition of the right of free speech,
free press and free assemblage and
the right of safe asylum. The plat
form also contains a declaration
against war except in case of Invasion,
without a referendum vote: demands
recognition of the Irish Republic and
the new government in Russia and
denial of military or financial aid to
any foreign government invading Ire
land or Russia. The platform also
declares .'o: government ••wner-hip of
utilities generally.
Fourth Political Party Started
Chicago. July 16—Another political
movement, the Liberty Party, was
launched today by former members of
the committee of Forty Eight who
bolted from that organization. Judge
Arthur G. Wray, mayor of York, Ne
braska, and Allen McCurdy are the
new party candidates for president and
vice president, respectively.
EARTHQUAKE SHAKES
LOS ANGELES
Los Angeles. An earthquake shock
at ten this morning was more severe
than any of the series felt herA recent
ly. except that of Juna SI.
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CHALLENGER WINS FIRST
AMERICAN CUP RACE
Sandy Hook, July 15—With hun
dreds of excursion hosts and small
crafts scattered along the route and
thousands of spectators watching the
contest from points of vantage along
the shore, th • -nitial race i etween
Sir. Thomas Upton’s challenger
Shamrock IV, and the American de
fender Resolute for the American Cup
started at noon today. The Resolute
led the British challenger across the
starting line The American vessel
crossed the line at 12:01:5ft and the
Shamrock at 12:ft*2:15. Prom shore It
was apparent that the Shamrock had
Shamrock Beats Resolute
Sandy Hook, July 15—The Sham
rack TV won the first race of the 1920
regatta for the America’s Cup. sailing
across tin- finish line at 4:25:30. after
the Resolute had been withdrawn lie
cause of a mishap t< her rigging.
Second Contest Expected Saturday
Sandy Hook, July 16—Repairs to
the cup defender Resolute will prob
ably be completed In time for another
try with the Upton challenger tomor
row, according to announcements to
GREAT CAR STRIKE
HITS CHICAGO
Chicago. July 15—A full' fledged
street car strike hit Chicago without
warning tills morning, tieing up every
surface line in the city and bringing
chaos to industry.
The strike is the result of the fail
ure of the officials and company rep- i
resentatives and maintenance of ser
vice employees to agree on a new wage
OMAHA MAN TO FLY TO ALASKA
Omaha, N’eii., July 16 —P. Dietz,
the noted lumber dealer, intends to
fly to Alaska in an all metal mono
plane, leaving here July 22. according
to a statement issued here today.
Dietz will stop enroute at Dome Lake,
Wyoming to fish. Herbert K. Smith,
Director of Operations of tie- federal
mail service will pilot the plans.
ASSERTED BOLSHEVIK
TO REJECT POLISH
ARMISTICE PROPOSALS
Berlin, July 15—Tlx Russian Soviet
government will reject the British
armistice proposals and any other sim
ilar proposal, ami will not order the
Red armies to halt their advance un
til a Bolsheviki Poland has beer, es
tablished. according to ;• dispatch from
Moscow today. <|Uotln< the Soviet
government newspaper I’rovlil. of
Moscow.
Soviet Gov't Offers Reward For A'lcysd
London. July 15-—Th • Soviet gov
ernment is offering .1 reward of two
million rubles for the head of a man
claiming to be former Czar Nicholas
of Russia, according to Information
received by the Jewish correspondence
Bureau. The Bureau advices say the
claimant, who is in Siberia has rallied
a considerable following. In account
ing for his escape from the hands of
the Bolsheviki. the man asserts it w.is
a servant impersonating the Czar who
was killed at Ykaterinburg, where the
Czar and his family were understood
to have been executed.
PROOFS OF LABOR BLANKS
ON SALE AT NUGGET OFFICE
ALASKA GAME LAWS
Sea Otter—Killing piohibited untd
November l, 1920
Beaver—Killing prohibited until
November 1. 1322.
Land Otter and Mink Closed sea -
sun April 1 to Noxeml>er 13, 1 •*»t:; Jays
inclusive, each yeai.
Marten Killing prohibited from
March 1-'. 191G. until N> vernb' • 1
Ermine—Clos'd season March 13 1.>
November 1.'., both days inclusive each
Muskrat -Closed Season .Tune 1 to
November 30, both days inclusive.
Lynx—Closed season March 1 t"
November 13, both days inclusive,
each year.
Fox—Tiie killing <>t' any Fox is pro
hibited from March 13 to November
13, both days inclusive, each year;
except that in tlie region drained l.»v
streams flowing into the Arctic Ocean
north of sixty-eighth parallel “f north
latitude, tlie closed season shall be
from April 13 to November 13. both
days inclusive, of each year.
Black Bear, Wolf, Wolverine, Squir
rel and Rabbit—No closed season.
The Nome Nugget delivered by car
rier or mailed. Per Month $1.00
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