Name is the Distributing Center and Gateway to Northern Alaska and Siberia
10 Pages THE NOME NUGGET
VOLUME XXI No. 41. NOME, ALASKA SATURDAY OCT 9.1920 _O.-liverod by Carrior or Moili-d *1-00 P<^ I
CLEVELAND MAKES IT 2 EVE!
WISOM ASKED TD PDEVENT COAL FAMMI
LOUIS WEUHUCH VICTIM
OF SAD FATALITY
The victim of mistaken use of gas- ,
■olino in kindling a fire, Louis Wein
rieh, a widely known old time resident
died in Afaynurd-Culuinbus Hospital
«it an early hour this morning from
burns received in an explosion accur
ing at •> p. in. last evening n his
apartments on the upper floor of the
’•ililding fo n: >Mv -cupied hy the
of Front Street ami Steadman Avenue.
Exact details of whin occurred are
not available. Statements made bv
the victim, however indicate beyond
doubt that he attempted to light a fi’e
with gasoline com.lined in a Zerolene
oil can. following the resultant ex
plosion, which tore the entire bottom
out of the can. precipitating the in
flanuible contents over Weinrieh's
clothing, he app; • • ■ t !> jumped into
fling the l»* 1 and imilding on fire and
nine along the east - of tic- build
? 111! 111!
that Ireland assisted Germany in her
submarine cam]Kiisn during the World
War was made here today by Pre
mier Lloyd George. while attacking
the proposal t«» confer dominion rule
upon Ireland. The premier said:
"I did not tell you during the w*ir,
but I knew that Ireland assisted the
Germans in their submarine campaign.
We must break up,” the premier ad
ded, "the murder gttng that is tyran
nizing Ireland.”
CORK CITY HALL
DAMAGED BY DYNAMITE
Cork Ireland.
9—I*nrt of the
. (‘<1 ami wi re follower] by considersbio
! rifle lire. So far as known there \\ ‘-rr
j ::o casualties.
j Armed men Attack East Clare Police
| Dublin. Oct. ft—The jrolice barrack
j at Fesible. Fast Clare, was attac k V
by armed men late yesterday. Con
| stable William Stanley was sh *f nd
Be cure to have the Nugget mailed
to your outside address before leav
ing for the winter. Mailed anywhere
for $1.00 per month.
ANTI-SOVIET REBELLION
RAMPANT IN MOSCOW
London, Oct. 9—A great rebellion
has broken out in Moscow, the sent
of the Bolshevlki government, the aim
of which is the overthrow of the So
viet regime', according to a Copenhag
en dispatch to the Lxmdon Telegraph
Boh hcvik Submarines Sacking Pole
Murfltien Ships
Washington. Qct. 9—Bolshevist
nitionf shipment* to Poland have been
repotted off the Esthotfans coast. hoiind
apparently for Danzig, according to
an announcoment by the St:ite De
partment.
FOR SALE
2 four room houses nicely furnished !
for ealc reasonable. Inquire Nugget j
FUNERAL NOTICE
All Plonoor* arc requaatad «• meat
at th» Faawr Igloo, Sunday at two
p. m. far tha purpaaa of attanding
tha funaral of Brothar Lauta Wain
CNAt THORNTON
ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION
All Odd Fellow* are requested to
meet at their hrll 2 p. m. Sunday for
the purpose of attending tli« funeral
of Brother L Weinrieh.
F. J. BOURDON, See.
lubecrfbe NOW tor the Nome Nugget *
e
flames in Woinriuh’s rooms. DurinK
■ ith the reindeer shippiM.; ■
:«-:-nit:*-s includiiiK tin* Odd Kellov.-i
His fuivnl will I,.- held
LONE ROBBER PLUNDERS
IDAHO BANK
• <h :i'id mode his escape.
GEORGE DISCUSSES AMERICAN
LEAGUE ATTITUDE
• 1 that ‘ti>e conflict of parties in i
lea has lead to the result 11»;«* >
* * v have not yet signed the treaty |
peace with tlcrtiuiny", adding. "If.
*- ere had been a confllict like that in
'’•rent Britain the hitter would have I
hr d no peace today and there? Would,
f.i-thermore. have ho*n no treaty.”
RUSSIANS TO CONCENTRATE
FORCES ON WRANGELL
Executive Council ha« determined that
following an early peace with Poland.
•w< vie-t F’ussla will eon centra to its arm v
'iis'io, in an effort to retain control
• f tV* rich oil lands in that section
ccord!-cr to an official dispatch re
MOOSE ATTENTION
All Moom roq costed to moot at
Meooo Hill 1 /. p. m. Sunday to at
lc» ri Funeral of Bro Ujia Woiu
DICTATOR
NOME FLYERS AT EDMONTON
Ku.monton, Alii
u! the NoJiie fly*
\ < Mterduy ntfterm
COX GIVES $5,000 TO
CAMPAIGN FJNO
EOYS FIND ALLEGED
ANARCHIST BOMB
. ri anon-hist l>i»inl> ■ r tlu* Oonv.'
WHITE HOUSE IMPORTUNED TO
PREVENT WINTER COAL FAMINE
FRISCO WOMAN PROHIBITION
DIRECTOR CAN EO
INDIA WANTS ALASKA SPRUCE
NUMEROUS EARTHQUAKES
IN NORTH ITALY
Home, * *i-t ' Numerous wn t'i
purt of Northern Italy, annrdlng to
PROOFS OF LABOR BLANKS
ON SALE AT NUGGET OFFICE
WITH DODGER
w.-re the team lint-up's:
I’.rool lyn -ss, Olson: •!nl !<;isc, .1 J«»l
son; rf. Griffith: If. Whe.it: < f Move
1 • i !v'. 'n*l •».i.sc K ihiu
Brooklyn Star Arrested For Tick
Scalping
Joseph. H:inlin•:
Hard .tty Lc.v a Rejection Character
ed as '•German Victor.*”
learning 11»► \v Taft. Wickershatn and
Harding's position
Fubscrlfce NOW for the Nome Nugget
CHILDREN’S HOME AND HOSPITAL
BENEFIT THIS EVENING
uwnittr-e
The committee in charge has
i:yl fatiguaMv during, the
in*r. Til’s includes vocal an
■mental numbers by the best
of the horn 1
DEATH CLAIMS OLD TIMER
Perry .Moore, widely known former
resident of this section, passed awav
at his childhood home in Hart. Mich
igan. during the month of August, ac
cording to information received by
lleorge Bond, an old fri nd of the de
ceased, fiom the widow, who is also
well known here. The deceased left
here several years ago suffering from
’oherclosls of the lungs, which Is give*
as the cause of his demise.
The Nome Nugget delivered hy car
*ler or mailed. Per month Jl.M.
delightful cut rtainment.
even tho they have to borrow the dol
lar admission. To do so will not onlv
display a line sense of kindness and
Christian charity but also greatly as
sist a most worthy cause. The hos
pital alone should provide a practical
incentive to everyone to oontrihut
even tho the milk of human kindn- s
TO MY PATRONS
As it Is my Intention to leave Norn
on the last sailings to spend a wtl'
earned winter’s vacation with my fam
ily in the suites, my jewelry store vi'l
be closed during the period of my ah
senee. I intend, however, to rotu-n
to Nome in the Spring end will re
open the store. On the eve of depart
ture I wish to express my sincere grat
itude to the people of this section fo*
the patronage they have extended an*
which it has been my pleasure to re
signed. A. J. MUELLER.
A.s the enu rtuinm nt is for the benefit
■ both, one is enabled to help both for
.! trilling sum and see a good enter
tainment in the bargain. Everyone
should turn out and onyone who will
ing: stays -home should be ashamed of
themselves for not assisting so worthy
a project.
Following is the stage program to
he rendered under the direction of M-.
Elmer Reed.:
PROGRAM
1— Topical Song....Mr. Jnck Nelson
2— Recitation . . Mrs. Peggy Press Tail
2—Contralto Soio. ....
.Miss Marguerite Kaurc.m
4—Cornet Solo.Mr. Dufr<ysne
R—Vocal Duet.
. . . .Mi*s WVla Olson. J - • son
6— Eskimo Dance By Mission C. iWjei
7— Solo.Mr. Jack Sc:t
At the piano—. . 1|1m Helen Love i