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Opposite Nugget Office.
JEWELERS and OPTICIANS.
5th Av«*. *opp. Fredrick 4k Nelson
ANNOUNCEMENT
Our Nome Store is now
open to the public for
business as usual
SEGERSTROM & HAGEN
JEWELERS and OPTICIANS.
. JN O M E, : SEATTLE,
Opposite Nuggol Office. 5th Avc. op|i Fredrick * Nelson
Front Street • j808 Westlake.
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5? Lincoln Hotel
Finest Rooms in Nome
Home like and comfortable
quarters for Transient or
permanent guests
By Day, Week or Month
MRS. BARNEY GIBNEY,
TRAPPERS - TRADERS
SHIP TO
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Dealer in Raw Furs
Ship direct to New York for highest prices paid for Haw Furs.
Your shipments jre handled by expert 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 be 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 with name
and address. Also place duplicate list on the outside of package
■•r 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.
foxes - Mink
AND ALL OTHER PELTS
WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR FUR8 RIGHT HERE FOR OUR
EASTERN HOUSES AND YOU WILL NOT HAVE TO WAIT SIX
MONTHS FOR YOUR MONEY
fur Buying Agency
FELKEL & CO.
NOME, ALASKA.
Becker Bros and Company, New York ^
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FRIDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
PALMER VISITS SEATTLE
ON WAY HOME
Seattle July 9—Attorney General
Palmer, returning from the democratic
National Convention at San fYanci.ico,
passed through the city this morning.
AUSTRIAN, WOMEN SOLICITED TO
GO TO CHICAGO
Vienna. July 9—Vienna newspapers
are printing advertisements for 2,000
Austrian women cooks to go to Chi
sago. The advertisements explain
that Washington will authorize their
admission into the United States.
DANIELS REACHES SEATTLE
ENROUTE TO ALASKA
Seattle. July 9—Secretary Daniel
arrived in Seattle today on board th-*
super dread naught New Mexico. Dan
iels’ arrival set in motion an elaborate
program for the entertainment of the
navy chief. Secretary Payne and Ad
miral Hodman, commander of the Pa
cific fleet.
COX CAMPAIGN TO BE
OUTLINED NEXT WEEK
Dayton. O. July 8—The campaign
program of Governor Cox will be out-:
lined early next week at a conference I
between Roosevelt, Cummins's. Chair
man cf the Democratic National Com
mittee. E. H. Moore, Cox’s manager
at San Francisco, and other piomin
ent democratic leaders.
Cox said today that he dc-iired to
plunge into an active, vigorous cam
paign at the earliest possible date. His
only protest is that many prominent
democrats will try to dissuade him
from making the contemplated tour of
hero oday but made only slight refer
ences to politics. He asserted there is
an erroneous impression that golf is a
rich man’s game. He said the game
encouraged outdoor life and is a bene
fit to the people through inducing th
to go more Into the country, “which
must result in mre individually owned
homes," he said, adding: “That is my
hobby—more homes owned by their
REPUBLICANS PLAN TO
EMPHASIZE PARTIES
IN CAMPAIGN
Marion, O. July 8—Senator Hard
ing said today he is pleased with the;
announcement made by Senator John- ;
son regarding his support of the ra-!
publican nominee but added that he
"would be glad to have such support
conne through the appeal of our plat
form rather than through interest in
the nominee.”
"Wo are going to emphasize parties
in this campaign," Hard said. "It
Is going to be a fad with us."
Harding appeared to be undisturbed
by the report that Cox intends to cam
paign in every state of the union dur
ing tin- campaign.
VIC PROBABLY SAIL MONDAY
Seattle, July 9—The Dering Sea
liner Victoria is expected to sail on
second trip of the present season to
Nome <>n Monday next. The delay In
the steamer’s departure is occasioned
by damages sustained while pushing
her way through the Bering ice fields
'on the first voyage of the season. Tlv
Vessel is now in drydock having her
bow plates, which were bent and dam
aged by the ice, repaired. Present in
dications are that the steamer will
have a fair sized list of passengers on
the ne^t trip.
CRITICISES WILSON
LENIENCY TOWARD
WEALTHY MALEFACTOR
Chicago, July 9—Federal Judgi
lain da is in a statement from the bench
today, criticised President Wilson for
his action in commuting the sentence
of James horsey, the millionaire cat
tleman, from eight to four years.
"I wonder what frame of mind he
must have been in to cut such a sen
tanoe,” the judge said.
Dorsey was convicted of selling
twelve thousand head of cattle, which
he 'had used the malls to advertise as
all iblooded Holstein’s. When the ani
mals were delivered it developed that
tjiey were nothing but common stock.
He was tried and convicted of using
(be mails for fraudulent purposes.
SEN. GONNA DEFEATED SY
NON PARTI8AN IN PRIMARIES
• Fargo, S. D., July 9—The republi
can candidate for congress and one of,
the ■ Nonpartisan League candidates,
were nominated in the Virginia pri
maries, .while the Non-partisan League i
candidate for the Senate defeated Sen
ator Gronna. /
PROOFS OF LASOkJt SLAN&S
ON SALK AT NUOOCT OFFICE!
POLES RALLYING TO CHECK
BOLSHEVIKI HORDES
Warsaw. Poland. July ft—Owing to
the critical condition of the country,
volunteers for active service from all
ranks of Polish life are offering them
selves from every side. They include
school and university students, hoy
seoute, civilian servants, ministers,
tradesmen and employees.
Students are enlisting In such num
bers that the Warsaw universities
have been closed for lack of attend
Spurred by the threat that the Bol
sheviki might make a conquest of
Poland, hundreds of girls and women
are also joining the polish army.
American Poles To Aid Threatened
Buffalo, July ft—One thousand Pol
ish veterans of Huffalo will answer th®
call of President Pilsudski of the Pol
ish republic for volunteers for im
mediate service against the advancing
armies of the Russian Rolsheviki.
Reported Both Flanks Polish Arr»y
Berlin. July 9—Both the Northern
and -Southern flanks of the Polish
army have been turned by the Rus
sians on a 400 tnile battle front on the i
Dvina and Hug Rivers, according to
a report reaching the headquarters of
the Entente mission he»e.
GEORGE DEFINES GERMAN
DISARMAMENT PERIOD
London, July 8—Premier Uoyd
George today on behalf of the Allies
offered Germany to extend to October
I the time for reduction of the Ger
man army to 150,000 officers and men
and until January 1 to reduce it to the
total of 100,000 provided by the Ver
sa files treaty.
Germans Agree To Allied Term
Spa. July ft—Germany’s delegates
signed this morning an agreement ac
cepting the terms of the Allied note
relative to disarmament.
AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE TO
TURKEY RESIGNS
Constantinople, July ft—Colonel
\Vm. H. Haskell, the American officer
who hits been A merlon n High rum*
mi.ssioner here wince July 1919, him
j tendered his resignation. says an an
; nouncement today.
j McADOO CONDEMNS PRIVATE
CAMPAIGN EX.PENDITUP.ESj
| New York, July 9—Win. Me- |
i Adoo In an address before the Miwonic I
I Clubs today strongly condemned the j
i present method »>f campaign financing. |
declaring the system a menace to the j
I nation. MeAdoo said in part. "In my I
! opinion the election laws should hr •
changed. Kxpenses for running Xn-I
tlonal elections should be paid out of.
the National Treasury. There is n-> ■
; menace so great to our nation as cor
rupt use of money for campaign pur
poses. T am not talking about repub. i
I icons alone but democrats as well. j
POLES APPEAL FOR
U S AVIATORS .
New York. July 9 An app.a' foi r: i
vices to the Polish republic in defense J,
of Poland was rcee v, d this morning j
by the Amci'mn Piy.nc Club here. |
After tha Mdvies drop in the Arctic
Bakery for a good cup of Hill’s Bros., !
Coffee* or a dish of Ice Cream.
ALASKA GAME LAWS
Sea Otter—Killing prohibited until
November 1, 1920
Beaver -Killing prohibited until
November 1, 192:!.
Land Otter and Mink—Closed sea
ion April 1 to November 1 both days
Inclusive, each year.
Marten—Killing prohibited from
March 15, 1910. until November 15,
Ermine—Closed season Match 15 to
November 15. both days inclusive.cadi
Muskrat—Closed Season June 1 to
November 30. both days inclusive.
Lynx—Closed season March 1 to
November 15. both days inclusive.
Fox—The killing of any l-'ox is pro
libited from Maxell 15 to November
5, both days inclusive, each year;
xcopt that in the region drained by
treoms flowing into the Arctic Ocean
iorth of sixty-eighth parallel of north
atitude, the closed season shall be
rom April 15 to November 15, both
ays inclusive, ol each year.
Black Bear, Wolf. Wolverine, Squir*
el and Rabbit—No closed season
The Nome Nugget delivered by car
ier or mailed. Per Month $1.00
DIRECT ADVERTISING
Economize on your luxuries,
But your printing bill don't stint;
Your business is restful, not successful,
If you keep your name out of print.
A business that isn't advertised
Is like a bandless parade;
If you don't make a sound, who'll know you're around.
How will you increase your trade?
Cali up and let us talk to you
About direct advertising;
If you try our kind you’ll surely find
The results are most surprising
Why not try It today?
.Call up Main 144
A follow up letter will make your bulsness better;
‘Twill allow folks that you are alive.
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