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ALASKA RAILROAD
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NEWBERRY AND PALS PLEAD TO
ELECTION FRAUD INDICTMENTS
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RADICAL, f INNS DEMAND
DEPORTATION TO
SOVIET RUSSIA
MuvlH l(u*<
of ||i fin ill i- H nil JlnllHlIM'Ht h) III*'
fiilrmI Kinn<l July lUniiOnu llmm vvllli
vjiilnlion of l»i<* ftMpfiftiiMtfo Sri
'( ho KlniiM Hpoki* In tlmlr I'oniiiiurtl'
m iIon of "Tim ‘U*rrur of Anmrlritn
lililloi rnoy" uni i IiimoiI I heir ili'Muiml
for i|n|»oiiullon in tin* In nil of the IWI
hln vlkl wllh n Ihn-iil: "Olv'i* iih l.lb
Hi’ty oi1 idvo iih Ainith: If nol w** will
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FEDERAL GRAND JURY CALLED
TO INVESTIGATE LAW VIO
LATIONS GY COAL MEN
INIM.SN.SI'OMH, Inil,, !>*•<• * Tin*
fi-ilri nl jfi'iiml Jury him boon ittll"1 Into
Pi'MMloi) Ii) .lufltfu AikIwI'MMM tor 'll*
|Mll|lO»l Of lllVI-NlltflltinK <lllt>Vl-<1 vlotfi*
Ilona of ,1 |i<* I,mV Cl I' Aft a ml till* anti
IiumI |i*v. m hy tin* o|m-i •iloi>,* Million*
Mini foul junior*. Tim tfrinut Jury
will nm«i tomorrow.
News Items From All Parts of Alaska
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BOATING ACCIDENT
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X PASSENGER TRAINS
WITHDRAWN FROM SERVICE
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WIN WAR HONORS
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Anw-rkan y.*i*-4U\'/U;ty \ri#i\r* In
WILL ESTABLISH SHELTER
CABINS ON KOYUKUK TRAIL
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t tritvt'lift* t, . f »r ) .'l:
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t'riuvl* k an*J l,on*- SI <-unfa.'.
LONDON TEA SHOPS
ADVANCE PRICES
ijiSlxtS' - Noonday t*-n-drinker*,
of t* join tltt'i <• ■!!•■ w«ru‘ ttnllion* In-•«
r*»«-ntl> *»«■»<• ij<-piiv«-d <<f |M>nn» l<un«,
,iii i.iIhUix food jovi
i^ntly paid ;m annual divjdnnd -.r 55.,
WAR 8AVINCS STAMPS
A*• War Having Ktatnpft of flu
»if Iff 19 will NOT t/f Mold afti-r
I jiu * min-r 551, 191®, tlmiu- di-wlrlo;' to
‘o»i|d*di- ih*flr War Havlnjfa Ortlfl
I'j.ii-r Ly liaviriK IIm? full nutnla-f (20>
of attai In-11 tlii-n lo, in Inli ftiJ
li»K <« aiijulrir Hi*' allowi-d limit. 200
Hla/i.jin, mIioiiIiI jam-ham- fhnm la-fim*
Janua r> Jut, 1920,
Stint* hsiH inad< a line record in the
Irtirt'li.'iM*' of tli*-i*i' and other *Jov«-rn
tiii'til Hi I urlll' H, li't on fry to rnaln
.1 WALK 11.
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tlu^ivclj "» tfi«- puh:-railon of n -»n
A!;,»kj. ! ' Yukon Territory
Sort be-rn liiii.ri. i'olutuin
AlfiOUrl i’ <- -.f ;-•(
k-IKirt ur*
Iarte«l tor .
mu > at flrnt dispute the
1 Ala«k:-n to j*:lronlw- **r
itlc printed papej . JukI
•In- Mitontion. Al.^kan*
i' k to the time when they
H*attk«, fr*«rn which point <11*1 they w
'in- tli-h Kiippliok? Seattle Wh'U
they wanted to Mont*' money to de
velop their project*, where did they
Ijo? Ke«tt|*-. Now tin- render throw*
ha* k tin- *|tn-Htl<»n, “Who trfrnrned the
Ak.rkanK?" Ami the amtwcr Ik: K03L
lie Now we get <1own to Ju*t what
tin- A la nit an j/a per ran accompffah at
H*-:»ltl*-. It ran not only edwate Hirnt
tl*- to h»-|p Alatika. hut It ran educate
the Alanknn who return* to H<attle rot
to he trimmed, In other word**, all
Alarkan* In and out of Heat tie v/ll!
flml one friendly pre** which Im itoinK
to irrotent vifroroinily when any corn
hlnation at Heat tie attempt** to trim
“There ;;r« hlj? opportunities* for at*
Alarkan newhpaper at Heat tie, and If
the readerN of the l>lMpateh In A lank a
will tflve ijk a chance we helleve we
will prove our real worth to Aln*ka.
Tlu-re im a chance for an Al iska edited
public;, tion to advertise thou* resour
ces in Alaska which nee*1 money to
develop, Wo want to p!ea<1 for more
i*o 1*1 storage plant* In Alaska, cheaper
and {fret*ter transportation facilities,
money to develop <|iiartz and placer
properties and many other thing* for
lit*- North, .lust a little boosting for
the Alaska Dispatch, 72 Columbia 8*.,
Meat tie, and these thlnir* can he an.
compllshed. Win believe the average
Alaskan will co-operate. We bellevo
the people of Heattle will welcome a
piihtlcatlon which honestly lottlcs for
fair play for the territory. It Is not
an easy matter for the Dlspnteh stuff
to pull up stakes and •leave t’te terri
tory. Association of twenty yen's
continuous publication Is no *m»f1
matter. But, altbo our residence Is
in Heattle, the Dlspnteh Is going to
stand with the people of the NoHlt.
To all Alaskans an Invitation Is ex
tended to call at 72 Columbia Street.
Come In and use the office to yonr
beet ndvantage. You will find friends
ye%tu*e rrAirrco
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CHICKEN DINNER $1.00
Now Restaurant Special Sunday !
CnicV.'sn Dinner with corn on the cob, |
and ice cream for desert ail for $1.00 I
DELINQUENT TAX NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
all taxes Itrvicd by the City of Norm*
for the year 1919, became delinquent
on Saturday November 15th, 1919, but
UiaC the Common Council *»f Maid City
of Nome ha* extended the time for thi*
payment of such taxes until the 3l.«t
day of December, 1919, and authorized
tlie City Clerk to waive the penalty
and interest provided for by law on
oil taxes paid on or l»efere the 31st day
of December, 1919. Any Iomsm not
jpaid on or before the said last name!
date, will be charged with the penalty
of fifte<*n (15%) per cent, and interest
at the* rate of twelve (12%) per cent,
per annum since November 15tls, 1919.
E GRIMM,
Clark of the City of Nome
, Dated Nome, Alaska, Dec. 6, 1919.
^FEDERATED CHURCH SERVICES
Sunday School . II A. M,
I'reaching Service. » P, M,
You are cordially invited to attend
ihrnft Services.
The Church with a Welcome.
RICHARD DECKER, Pastor.
Don Your Book Ache?
Wh naua'iv ft <*ir?n of »,U->: kidney*,
raped ally }f tb» kidney action in dl»
oi/iered, piin*,!<jh Meanty >r too frc
rrm>t. D>n » -vj.it for more worlotip
Ironhte*. Ttv;.* using Dan • Kidney
Pill*. Ite.ul this «cnvlneJni; testimony.
Mr*. Oil*. Andri-o*, 2443 W. Fifty
eighth St.. Hmttle.Waah.. nay*: “What
caused my kidney* to jfet out of order,
I don't know. Aero** the small of my
buck, land over my kidney*, sharp
pain* caught rne all 1Jjo time. Dlzay
■pell* annoyed me a let, too, and Z al
wayi^ felt tired out. and languid. 1
u»ed different kidney remedies bul
wasn't helped until 3 used Doan'* Kid.
ney Pill*. Jn a short time Poan’a
had removed the trouble and I have
felt line ever sinew.”
Price UOc, at alt dealer*. Don't
simply usk for a kidney remedy—gel
Dodn’s Kidney I4ita—«the nurno thal
Mr*. Andreu* had. IFotter-MlIhurn Co.,
Mfg*.. nuffaio, n. r.
. Adveftiaemertt
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COAL. PEARL OIL, CAROLINE, ETC,,
(Yiutu '* ». hi. t” 12 Suun. I*»»ly >
CRUDE OIL— <A»n#ei«t«*d Tmki)
MONDAY* • WKIWJWIMYM mid rt.VTl'ItlWVH
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ALASKA LICHTERAOE 4 COMMIRCIAl
CO.
GOLDEN GATE HOTEL
MS. SWABTZELL. Prop.
Best Accomodations In Alaska
STEAM HEATED. ELECTRIC LIGHTED
BATHS IN CONNECTION.
Lincoln Hotel
Finest Rooms in Nome
HOME LIKE AND COMFORTABLE QUARTERS FOR TRANSIENT
OR PERMANENT GUB8T8.
BY DAY. WEEK OR MONTH
MRS BARNEY GIBNEY
Proprietor
ARCTIC BAKERY
AND CANDY $$ORE
THE HOME OF SWEETS AND GOOD EATS
FOR CHRISTMAS
Augustine A KyerV and Imps Ha I and Fresh Hem Made
CANDY
BREAD OF QUALITY AND QUANTITY
PIES, CAKES, COOKIES, PASTRY, ele.
SALT£D*NUTS
HILLS’ BROS. COFFEE SERVED. HOTCAKES FROM 7 A. M.
MEALS FROM 12 —S P. M.
CARL PORATH, PROP.
SPEED UP
STEAM BATH AT THE
EUIE BATH HOUSE
ANY KIND OF BATH
Electric Lighted, 8t«am Heated.
Hot and Cold Water.
ROOMS:—By the Night, Weak
MEET ME
at the
BOARD OF
TRADE
Miners & Mtrdwnts
Sink of Ala&ki
NOME. ALASKA
Capital • • 9100.000
Gold Dust Purchase*]
and Assayed
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