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If you keep your name out of print.
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Is like a bundless parade;
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About Direct advertising;
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TRAPPERS - TRADERS
SHIP TO
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Dealer in Raw Furs
Alaska Building
Ship direct to New Yark for highest prices paid for ltaw Furs.
Your ship|nents are handled by expert graders and New York Market
Prices are paid on correct grading the day received If desired, your
shipments will fie 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 returrftd 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 cBeck on the Seattle National
Bank, or in any other manner desired. ’ Special instructions, if any.
to accompany shipment.
SHIP YOUR FURS TO US NOW
Attention Trappers
You will make no mistake by selling
your Furs, Skins and Hides to
Frank Martin
NOME, ALASKA,
Resident Agent For—
Hudson Bay Co.
foxes - Mink
AND ALL OTHER PELTS
WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR FURS RIGHT HERE FOR OUR ^
EASTERN HOUSES AND YOU WILL NOT HAVE TO WAIT SIX X
T MONTHS FOR YOUR MONEY. J
Shir Buying Agency!
S JOHN FELKEL & CO. %
Jj NOME, ALASKA. ^
I'' Representing Bleielein, Becker Bros and Company, New York ^
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FRIDAY
CALDWELL LAYS DOWN
LAW TO WARREN
Seat tin, April 29—Discussing the
graft probe today .Mayor Caldwell re
ferred to the "protection" of gamb
ling joints by the police and Chief of
Police Joel Warren's alleged connec
tion therewith, with the declaration
that: "If Warren expects to remain
Chi^f of Police, he must bo Chief.”
Chief Warren denies that his broth
er Sol Warren is interested in gamb
ling. Tlu* probe instituted by the
Mayor is still in progress .
DECLARES RADICALS FOUND
IN HIGH PLACES
Washington, April 29—Declaring
•hat sympathizers with the radicals
who have been plotting to overthrow
the government are to be found in high
places, Meyers, the Montana senator
in a senate speech today severely criti
cized the government and especially
the Labor Department.
Senator Meyers said: "the activities
of those who would undermine mid
overturn ‘he government are undoubt
• dly increasing. In my opinion this
country is reeking and seething with
machinations, disloyalty, sedition and
llolshevisin
FORTIFICATION APPROPRIATION
BILL PASSES SENATE
Washington, April 30—The senate
today passed the Fortification appro
priation l’>ili carrying appropriations
of $19,000,000 for military fortifiea
PEACE. RESOLUTION
REPORTED TO SENATE
Washington. April 30—The present
trla will be terminated under a reso
lution reported today to the senate by
HUIRT CHARGED WITH BIGAMY
I .os Angeles, April 29- lluirt. the
alleged Bluebeard, was served v. 1th a
warrant for alleged bigamy today.
This Is the first formal charge made
CHIHUAHUA IN HANDS
OF REVOLUTIONISTS
Washington, April 30—The Federal
garrison at Chihuahua, Mexico, has
been defeated in a battle with rebels
and all the state and federal offices
have been taken over by the revolu
tionary forces, according to offici i I
advices received by the State Dopart
Bittei: lighting is .said to have at
tended the seizure of the government
much of it occuring in the streets of
the city. The advices say Governor
Salinas and other officials were cap
tured by the rebels and have been
placed under detention
WOOD CARRIES N. Y. PRIMARIES
New York, April 30—Complete re
turns from the presidential preference
primaries show General Wood carried
the state by twelve hundred votes.
IRISH POLICE
BARRACKS BLOWN UP
Dublin, April 29—-The Bush poller
barracks ten miles from Dublin was
attacked by an armed band and se
verely damaged by bomb explosions
last night. This is the first attack of
the fftnd occuring so near the capital.
Thie police sergeant in charge of
the barracks receives! fatal injuries
and other policemen were wounded,
while the roof of the barracks was
blown off by the explosions.
dm HEALS
OiMa'tScfefcM
aHnij Lot Seep.
SOLDIER RELIEF PROGRAMS
UNDER DISCUSSION
Washington, April U9—The House
Ways :uid Mentis Committee mot today
in efforts to reach a committee com
promise agreement on the various sol
dier bonus prograkns .submitted.
The only portion of the present
measure that will not be under fire is
that provided for a four fold plan of
aid which gives the soldier his option
of a cash bonus, a farm or home build
ing. vocational training or a paid up
insurance.
SENATE DISCUSSES CREATION U
S. MERCHANT MARINE
Washington. April -'!)—The Senate
announced that a committee has dis
cussed a bill to create an American
merchant marine. The bill provides
that seven members of the Shipping
Hoard be selected on geographical lines
and direct the sales of government
owned ships to Americans, also to
aliens under certain conditions.
ALIEN AGITATORS RAISING
TROUBLE AT HYDER
Washington. April
alien agitators in th
30—Activities of
* vicinity of the
«f Hyder reported
have resulted in
r AlgonguLre be
tid Townsend to
trouble.
four 3 in< h rifles
v situation likely
DECLARES ORGANIZED
LABOR SINISTER
INFLUENCE IN GOVT
presents ti
America n
urged that
le Seattle <
nt Wilson
nstituted a
sled a gains
on of Tom
hat organized labor
ist sinister influence 1
•rnmenr. Poindexter |
d l-ahor Council are
declared that I'resi
•d Duncan and the
their plots against
rity wlicn they i
contemplated exc
REDS PLOT MAY
DAY ASSASSINATIONS
Washington. April -9 Plots against
the lives of scores of federal and
state officials have been described l>y
the Department <>f Justice as part of
radical plans for Mn\ Day demonstra
tions in all ixti*ts of the country, ac
cording to an announcement mnd<y-hy
Attorney Oeneral Palmer tonight.
The assassinations and assaults.
Palmer said, were included in a May
Day program organized by the Com
munist Labor Party and other radical
elements, and were, in addition to
strikes and other disturbances, intend
ed 1>\ the radicals as an effort to bring
Palmer said the state and other of
ficials marked as victims of the lied
plots have been notified of their dan
ger by the Department of Justice.
UPRISING THREATENS JAUREZ
El Paso. Tex. April L'9—American
troops stationed in Ml Paso have been
ordered to be prepared for action In
the event that a threatened uprising
in Jauroz. Mexico, on the opposite
jshore of the Rio Clrande, endangering
SCHOOL TAXES AGAIN DUE
The operations of the much .disliked
and decidedly eccentric school tax law
are again jogging public resentment
and arousing discussion. The tav.
[insofar as resident Alaskans are con
cerned became due on the first Mon
day of the present month and those
who fail to pay by May 1st will be
come delinquent and liable to the pen
alty provisions imposing an additional
$2 for failure to pay up on time. No
tices that the tax is duo are being
posted by Tax Collector John Han
MAIL ARRIVES THURSDAY
The Outside mail arrived Thursday
afternoon after a somewhat strenuous
trip front Solomon. The consignment
contained both first and second class
matter. One more mail is expected
before the wintei contract ••nds.
The Nome Nugget delivered by car
rier or mailed. Per month $1.00.
| OOD FELLOWS
! CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
(the one hundred :«n«I first annivcrsai
]of the foundation of the Independent
• Order of Odd Fellows in Ameri< a with
ja banquet. and enterUiinment >> o-ld
Fellow hall .Monday evening. The
function was attended by pra.-ti. d:
the entire membership of the • • id |-\ l
low and Fiebekah Indies and memb-rs
of their families. The entertainment
program comprised number of a '
dresses by prominent member -, sonas,
recitations, dialogues, et( and nr
eluded with dancing. Among tlm ,
partieipetting were N'eK Sua e ,.. \
<1.:Chaplain K. I.. Unit. 1'. G : Sect;
f».: Karl Alodini I’. fJ.: Miss Fra !-.**•
Bishop, I’. \ G.; It* -, Diehard !>.•. ’
Frooding. Th ban<|tlet mmi u :s
Pipe Olives
Chicken en Casserole
I Southern Style with Tundra Heads
Snow Drift Kota toes Golden Stringer
I toast Reindeer
Siberian Style
N'ativi' Cranberry Some.
Salmon Berry Jell.v
Tutti Frutt I Sherbet
Cafe Noli* Assorted Cakes
The success of the entertainment is
attributed to the very excellent en
deavors of tie- following committee.
A. Kolot, K. G.. chairman; A (bin
Poison. K. (!.. and Norvin \V. Lewis.
Mesdames. I’*det. Swanl»erg, Poison,
McCarthy goes to taylor
for Taylor creek with tin intention of
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