I OH KXiXIJJQNCK IK QIAIJTY AX1> AII'HUUNCK, THKKK
IS NO DIUKD FRUIT, PUT UP ANYWHEJIR, WHKTH
SURPASS RS THK 8. & \V. Ill{AN1>.
WK IIAVK YKT A (X)MFLKTK MNR OF THK
K>IJX)VVI\(J VARIETIES:
APRICOTS,
(7UKKANTS,
RliACK PIGS,
UHITK PIGS,
PRUNES,
MUSTATEE RAISINS
SUliTANA RAISINS
SKKI>KI> RAISINS
<’MISTER RAISINS
OUR SHUTOKNT OF S. & W. MUED FRUIT, RECEIVED
L-WT FALL. WAS INTENDED FOH A WHOLE YEAR'S SUPPLY;
HUT, JIIDtiINU FROM OUR KAIJCS OF THK AliOVK ITEMS UP
TO DATK, UK ARK VERY IJKELY TO BE SOLD OUT OF NOME
VARIETIES IIKFORK THK FIRST BOAT ARRIVES.
LEHMANN’S
KXri/KlO.V IN STAlU'li FACTORY
CHICAGO, April 21—Three men are reported killed and nearly
tftem others were seriously injured in an explosion today in the Starch
Factory of tho Corn Products Refining Co. ait Arco.
WAR GKAFTKKItti ON TRIAL
WASHINGTON. April 21-—Selection of a jury for the trial of Ohae.
W. Morse, his three sons and four other defendants, on indictments charg
ing conspiracy to defraud the United States and Ithe Shipping Board
thru war time ship contracts, was betrun today in the District of Colum
bia court.
HHOKKT OK UOOI> ADVERTISING
Hardly thirty-five years ago. news
paper advertisements were so com
moa-place, so lacking in interest
compelling features that today they
would scarcely attract attention.
Certainly they would sell very little
merchandise.
They were set in uniform sizes of
type—-no display lines to caich the
eye. They were not Illustrated and
contained no interesting news fea
ture, as do the really good modern
advertisements.
But in 1880 the first great advance
was made by an eastern store which
has grown to be one of the greatest
in America.
At first the advertisements were
mnaM, but, as they developed the
business, larger space was used.
Gradually the full column was reach
ed. Then the doable-column, and.
fina31y, the entire page was required
for the daily advertisements of a
single store.
Today advertising can be a known
quantity, whereas only a few years
ago it was purely a matter of guess
Guesswork has given way to
science in advertising and today the
successful business man is the one
who has learned to make bie adver
tising profitable.
SUNDAY, AFRDj 22.
( HK'KRN DINNER
t'rab Salad and Apple Pi**.
AT—BAHLKB'S
Miners & Merdiants
Bank nf Alaska
"OME. ALASKA
WE PAY
latereet oe Time fTnrtiaeeliin
3% per annum
On I rneath depeeiu.
4% per annum
Oa IS mk iefaSli.
ikwiui minis* an
TOUR PODTIUII
AND NOW IS THE TlflE FOR
A STUDIO APPOINTMENT
Lomen Brothers
LOCAL NEWS
ATTRACTIONS HCHBDULHD.
April 21, Mooeehea/rt Benefit.
April 28, Eagle Athletic Brent
May 5t<h, Eastern Star Social.
NEXT ATHLKTir EVENT
IN BAULK HAM
The Eagle Commission will hafl«.
its next event on April 28th. The
character of the event has not yet
been determined. The only thin#
definite As the date. Some even-t
win be given whatever M may be..
CUTTING ICE FOlt
NEXT SUMMER
James Swartzcfl, with a crew of
thrbe men, is at present busy har
vesting a supply otf clean ice on the
poind adjoining the Bourbon Poweir
Plant. Swartaol expects to gather
100 tone and place it in his commod
ious ice-houses for consumption this
coming summer.
RETURNS FROM DOWN <X>AST
James Keenan, one of the party
that went down thfe coast to bid
Amundsen farewell, returned to
Nome this week, bavin# gone as far
as Chinik. Mr. and Mrs. O. S.
Weaver, Wm. Cameron and wife and
S. C. Scarborough went on to Can
dle. arriving there Wednesday night.
On the same evening Amundsen and i
bis party were at Utica, thirty miles |
from Candle. The Weavers will re- ]
turn to Nome after visiting KJ&na. j
NOMINATION OFFICERS F. O. E. {
Tuesday evening April 17th the j
Fraternal Order of Eaglea held its
annual nomination of officers with
the following names proposed for
the positions:
Henry Ounun. .
John Britsuis . .
Ivan Scheike .
A. Wlright
John HaWerson .I. G. !
Emil Lassen..O. G j
Wm. Anderson. . trustee 3 yr. term
Geo. S. Maynard, trustee 2 yr. term
. . . W. Chaplain
.. . . Secretary
. . . .Treasurer
KX4HHS MAIL
ARRIVES IN NOME
Tuesday noon Peter Curran ar
rived wtfth 1000 pounds of madfl.
600 pounds comprised <t)he taguftar
consignment while the balance was
the first section of the excess ac
cumulation at Unaitalcleet. Due tc
the scarcity of dog feed down the
coast no extra teams can bo ampley
ed to bring the excess to Nome, It
therefore being necessary for the.
regular carrier to bring as much af ,
possible on each of *lais regular trips.
The last mail for the state* by the |
overland route left Friday morning,
j Until the trails become impassable
Curran will make regular trips to
Nome with Alaska mail and the be‘1
anca Of the authorized esc ess a"
UnalakHeet.
Mail for the Kougarok left Mon
day in charge of Bob Oumak.
MOOKKHEART BENEFIT AT .
DREAM THEATRE TONIGHT
The Loyal Order or Moose are to
' flight holding a benefit program to
| the Dream Theatre. The receipts
will go into the fund for mainten
ance of the Mooeeheart home anc’.
school ait Mooseheart, 111., wher<|
1145 children of Moose members are
given a home and vocational train
ing that prepares them for life’s
battle.
The cause is worthy for It* means
giving assistance to children who
have lost their parent or parents,
youoger members of society whc
without this helping hand would
droop and wilt in the sordid. uphiV
[Struggle for existence.
A sequence of entertaining num
bers win be presented to the audi
ence and spectators. Children of
the Nome School will be principal
acton in the benefit, most fitting
Legal Blanks, all kinds, far aala at
tha.Nupet OfBaa.
ftKXKKSaSIIKSHKS*
BAHLKES’ \
RESTAURANT;
7 A. M. to 7 P. M.
. .SPECIAL DINMCB FftOAA
I P. lL tO 7 P. M.
considering the purpose of the even
Older person* will wlso partite I pate
rounding out the entemtaJomeni
with two moving picture*.
As the admission is $1.00 foi
adults and 60 cent* for children <u
doubt the Theatre witl be flMod tc
overflowing. t
SUITER SHORTAGE RRMKVKD
BY CROWLEY STORE
Manager Julian1 of the D.E. Craw
ley Grocery Company, announced in
last Monday’s Bulletin that his but
ter had arrived from St. Michae'
a-nd would bo sold in small quanti
ties to all ouniers. excepting child
Two native^. with a team o-f 11
dogs. were In charge of the consign<
ment and made the run from St
Michael in 11 days. Their load
consisted of approximately 500
pounds of butter and a.n additional
load of personal belongings, includ
ing dog feed. They came atowly.
stopping along the route to vtoft and
arrived here last Sunday afternoon,
intending to remain here with their
native friends until the break up
and then return to St. Michael by
The butter cost Mr. Julian 90 cts.
per pound and he is turning- it over
to the public at the same price,
realizing nothing on his investment
and receiving nothing for his trou
ble but the good wDLl of the com
With -the arrival of thlB butter
one item on the shortage list hae
been eliminated for some time tc
come. By the time the Ant boai
arrives some people no doubt wW
be forced to do without butter, eggs
and milk, but like true Alaskans
wild play the game and get along
with a substitute. The one unfor
tunate circumstance accompanying
a shortage is the fact that children
will feel more keenly the lack o'
milk than do their eldere.
GAME ASSOCIATION
SUGGESTS LWlISLVnON
The Northwestern Alaska Pur,
Game and Ffek Protective Associa
tion is in Tecetiipt of several letter?
from people Wring in some of the
outlying distrttes, compVLmentmr
the Association on its good work
and eort to secure the endeavors ol
the powers that be to pramuJgate
legislation and regulations for the
preservation of wild We in this part
of the terrltony.
We firmly believe that .the recom
mendation that has been made to
the Secretary of Commerce. Herbert
Hoover, should he extended to se
cure legislation offering a bounty ol
one hundred dollars for each Orca
or Killer Whaile brought in. This
amount we think wkM be sufficient
to encourage the outfitting of Bmall
crafts to hunt for and exterminate
this pirate. The loss to the govern
ment Is estimated at $1,500,000 an
nually, for <th1s sea wolf has been
found to contain 13 seals within its
digestive organs at one time. Ex
aminations have proved this.
J. J. Stokes, secretary of the As
sociation requested us to advise thru
these columns that those persons
who have expressed their desire tr
become members of the Association
can do so by sending .in therir names
accompanied by one dollar and their
names will be placed before the
members at the next meeting and
if elected will be enrolled upon the
membership book and a card mailed
to them showing membership in
good standing.
EASTERN STAR MAY PARTY
'Hie EHtorn Star Chapter will
Hire a May Party In the Masonic
Temple May tfih. All Mason*, their
famllie* and lady friends are invited
COMMITTEE.
I. O. 6. P. NOTICE.
The I. O. O. P. will celebrate their
104th . Anniversary in Odd Fellows
Hall, Thursday April 96th, at 8:86
P. M., for Odd Fellows, Rebekahs
and invited guest*,
JAB. BOGAN, Secy.
EDWARD FOX
The Watch Repairer,
Is now in town and will repair your
watch If left with John Utchenberg
at Holt’s Store.
EDWARD J. FOX.
E. L. HOLT
Hardware —Wholesale and Retail.
Baa oar lino of Stoves, Columbia
Shovels, All Steel Picks, Wire Cable
and Traps. Canvas Hose, Granite
Shelf Emptying
AND
Counter Clearing
Prices
FOR THIS COMING WEEK,
FOR DETAILS SEE
OUR STORE BULLETIN
A.POLET
MINING NOTES.
The Yuba Construction Company
has a crew of men engaged in swing
rng the electric power line from
the Company's power house on Dry
Creek to the scene of mining opera
tions at Little Creek. Everytbfrn*
w*fU be in readiness when the mam
moth machines are finished and the
“juice” wMl be •there when the
wetKhman throws the switch.
Nelson & Linden have reached
bedrock on their property which is |
situated north and east of Fort i
Davila, 'it is reported they have found,
pay and are now engaged in cross- .
cutting to determine the etxont of
their discovery. |
The firm of Jenson and Son. le
hodstlng the m&uzoma these days
and seemingly well plea add with the
prospects encountered. This firm
has been consistent and assiduous in
the mhhf game and well deserves
to be richly reanutaerated.
Livingston and partner are hoist
ing steadily on what tie known ae the
timtermed!ate Beach Line in the vi
cinity of Irene Creek, a tributary of
No(me river. The richness of the
pay is not known, but judging from
the size of the dump they must br.
“in the money.''
Tom Jensen of the firm of Cog
gins & Jensen has returned to (the
scene of his hydraulic operations
near Jess Creek and 1s now laying
out his' summer work on a large
scale. Piipe lines are being moved
glands are'being freighted to and
from various works, provisions am*
general equipment, is being moved
from town, so that when the water
runs all will be ready.
Gaflneo* and partner are getting
their ditch ready, preparatory to
sauteing their winter dump on 8u(n
set Creek. It is rumored that they
wild be well compensated for their
winter labors.
Dave Gagne, the well known 2nd
Beach miner is halving Ids simmer
supplies freighted to his camp
Dave Is optinMftc and predicts an
early spring.
GOD’S COUNTRY.
(By Mm. Florence K. Phillips.)
I have travelled thru many a country
I have B«nn many a Southern emmet
But the greatest of all ia Alaska
The land God dtild -mat forgot.
From the 'big'h-r»eaked mountain* at
Bumtee,
To the silver caaxped waves of the
To ttie great Mg expanse of freedom
They nJU aeum to bee loan to me. •
They are drawing me on to Alaska.
The* all 1 haven't seen yet.
But internal to ectpfbore to the limit.
The land God 4M not forfeit.
I will hunt for goad In the mounfiaifens
1 will build me a little- Jog hut.
T w«! mush on the trail with my
And wont cae-r if they call me a out.
For my heart ft set on. Alaska,
And up there. I'm going—Ton bet!
To spend an the Test of my ilfe-Uwe.
In (the (land God did mot forget.
I will (rap for fur in the winter.
In the summer my net-traps IV net.
To catch (he Me King salmon.
The land God d#d not forget.
So 111 bid my fiairewell to the South -
And bo the N<prt*hhmd I'm going
To the greatest of aill God’s countries
To (the tend HE did not target
—From the Fairbanks Alaskan.
LOOK OVMR YOUR
PEDMXNATOR COUPONS
The sixth drawing far a Polet's
Coffee Percolator was just conclud
ed with the following numbers ap
peariifg: 1st Not 400. 2nd Not.
496. 8ud No. 396. If yon have
any of these coupons look them oxer,,
you may be the lucky one.
PIONEER WOMEN SOCIAL
DANCE A SUCCESS
The Pioneer Women gave a very
enjoyable aortal dance at Pioneer
IgSoo last Saturday evening.
I cas a say will girt ret ths'DaHv
Bulleda and Weekly Nagget.
FALSE RUMORS AFLOAT
To M cfbpt UlM. the oafplj of MOUnH, BNQLHH WALNUTS
md PEANUT BUTTER an fetat la Rome.
THAT IS NOT THE TRUTH
Wo km allkriM aoppfjr of WOUH WALNUTS, flM, of
MOLASSES, Hd JAKE aogrs are am mMocM ea
PEANUT BUTTER.
we <wm peanut butter at out noon.
TIE I. E. 8MWLEY IM8EIY It. IK.
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