t ITTEH BEAK TO
SAII- FOR OlTSlDE
Duo to the inability to make re
pairs J.. the propellor, which was
attempted at St. Michael, the Coast
Cuard Cutter Bear in command of
Captain C. S. Cochran, will sail
Sunday for San Francisco, via St.
Lawrence Island and I'nalaska.
S< 'll. ARCTIC AT IT. LAV
The Liebes Company motorship
Arctic, which is on route to Arctic
Ocean points, reported her position
as oft Point Lay. the early part of
tills week. Point Lay lies about
half way between Point Hope and
Point Burrow.
SCH. HA/.KL ARRIVES
The Biological Survey Boat
Hazel returned to Nome Wednes
day from a northern cruise to Kot
zebue. The otiicials aboard re
port that they encountered con
siderable ice in that vicinity on
1 AI>Y KINDKRSLEY
PASSES BY NOME
The steamer Lady Kinderslev.
Captain Foulmer. enroute to Her
sthel Island, with supplies for the
Hudson’s Bay Stations in the Arc
tic. passed by Nome Wednesday.
REPORTS HARO TO VERIFY
The report that Sam Magids is
under arrest at Anadir ami that
the vessel Nome and her cargo was
seized, has been found to he im
possible for this paper to verify
up to the time of going to press.
ARCTIC CHIEF FROM DIME
The schooner Arctic Chief ar
rived in Nome this morning from
Dime Creek, with Mail Inspector
Wetzler aboard.
The vessel will return t- East
( oast point Monday.
DONALDSON ARRIVES TODAY
The schooner Donaldson arrived
in Nome today (Saturday- from
St. Michael with five passengers.
VICTORIA SAILING
DATE SET BACK
Mr. Daly, agent of the Alaska
Steamship Co. states the Sept. 2nd
si lied tiled sailing date from Seattle
ot the S. S. Victoria will probably
be set back about ten days which
v< uld mean her sailing from here
f. r Seattle the latter part of Sept,
or the first part of October. A
definite* i[afeinbuncement ^regarding
tl.e change in date of September
railing will be made leter.
The sailing from Nome, thelat
t• r part of October, will be as usual
tho it is posible that on that last
sailing one of the Company’s other
passenger steamers may replace the
K. S. Victoria.
TIDRS .\1
( By John
High Water
2:26 p.m. Aug.
3:04 p.m. Aug.
3:40 p.m. Aug.
4:18 p.m. Aug.
W’lson )
liOw Water
4 10:58 p.m.
5 11:00 p.m.
, \ I. WIN Ki l l; .ISM MKS
ofi in: or ihwtmastkh
! At the close of business July
| l't.. Ai Winkler, the well know.;
I , id timer of this section, assumed
; .!.<• duties of Postmaster of Nome,
s •(*<* John II* gness. resigned. Mr.
i Winkler will retai l the services of
j Mr. ami Mrs. John Walsh until the
[close of navigation.. Norman Roth
l.iker. who has been a resident of
| tins community for several years,
will act as clerk far the presnt.
EAGI.KS TO GIVE
DANCE NEXT SATI IIIUV
• The dance loving public will be
pleased to hear that the Eagles
have arranged a dance for next
turduy night, to be given in the
I .snail Eagle Hall. Tin committee
i p 'utilises a good time t«» all who
attend. and will prov ide snappy
[music for the occasion.
IM IXALDSON lSETl* UN s
TO ST. MIKES
The mail boat Donaldson return-i
ci to St. Michael’s and way points
v.th the r. S. Mail and passengers
'I uesday afternoon. Dick* Negus
the well known fur trader of Scam
nion Hay i< returning t. his home/
on this trip of the Donaldson. I
IK venn. Collectors Denny and |
Weinearten were also passengers |
enroute to Yukon River section. j
( \SXDEI'AGA MININA.
MAN VISITS NOME !
tin construction of
rehabilitating !
dferige on his
1)E EONTVllJ.E OPERATING
OX GOLD BOTTOM
Phillip DeFontville. who is oper
ating on Gold Bottom, a tributary
. None River, was in town this j
week after supplies and more men
to work his mining ground on the
above creek. \Y. J. Keene, the
transfer man. freighted a large
amount of supplies to the claim j
this w**ek. and states that D* Font- [
\ ill*-* is successfully operating gi-j
ants and sluicing is now under
sri.VEK SALMON BINNING
W. Watt, the fisherman at the
mouth of Nome River, brought the
first silver salmon to town Wed
r.tsday morning, which were read
ily purchased by Nomeites.
SKA W'Ol.F OFF AGAIN'
The schooner Sea Wolf, owned
by Ira M. Rank, left Wednesday
for the North on another trading
trip. Captain Rank expects to re
turn with a cargo of walrus hides.
r Itl.lG H TKK X K RKSNA
DI F, TO ARRIVK Tl’KSDAY
The Alaska S. S. Company’s
freighter Nebesna is expected to
Mirive about Tuesday or Wednes-l
day. The vessel has a large con
signment of freight for the Yuba
Mfg. Company, which is construct
ing the mammoth dredge for the
Hsmmon Consolidated Gold Fields
a short distance from the city.
HHVETOU DBEB6INB PROPERTY?
Install that gold dredge THIS
season. Construction costs are
low, so are operating costs—lower
than in recent years, lower
than the future promises.
A V uba dredge, small or large,
can be designed, built and shipped
before the season closes.
And Yuba dredges have behind
them a history of success*.
YUBAMANUFACTURING COMPANY
4.13 California Street
San Francisco, Cal.
CAVE MAN STUFF
COAST GUARD CUTTERS
TRYING LOCATE THEIPVAL
ABOARD ALGONQUIN. Auk. 2—The Coast Guard Cutters Algon
quin, Haida and Mojave have been endeavoring for three days to raise
the British steamerThiepval which is believed to be convoying McLar
en. the British around the world flyer, while rains and fogs prevail.
No information concerning McLaren has been obtained since he ar
rived at Petropavlovsk. The Algonquin’s Dentist reports that he
pulled fifty teeth for eighty inhabitants of Atka Village with good re
OKLAHOMA BARS STOCK ACCOUNT OF ANTHRAX
OKLAHOMA CITY. August 2—The Board of Agriculture of
Oklahoma has ordered a quarantien against livestock from the States
• if Arkansas. Louisiana and Mississippi on the account of Anthrax.
GREEKS SHOOT NINETEEN BULGARIAN PEASANTS
SOFIA, Aug. 2—The Bulgarian Telegraphic Agency has reported
that a Greek military squad yesterday shot to death nineteen Bulgarian
peasants in Greek Macedonia.
LA FOLLETTEMAKES
STATEMENT REGARDING
SUGAR TARRIF
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2—LaFollette in a statement yesterday, re
viewing the situation in connection with the demands he made of the
Tariff Commission for an explanation of the delay on the report on
sugar costs, said: “It is evident that if the report is held back until
September, the sugar interests will be in a position to argue statis
tics and show the Commission out of date and valueless.”
MAIL ROBBERY FAILS
EAST ORANGE, N. J.One bandit was killed and one escaped
and a mail clerk was wounded twice when he frustrated an attempted
mail robbery at the depot early this morning when the two bandits be
gan shooting as he was receiving the pouches from the train.
FORMER PROVINCIAL, DEPUTY TREASURER ARRESTED
uty Provincial Treasurer4 SHRDLU SHRDLUSHRDLU SHRLDU
SAN FRANCISCO, August 2—Charles A. Mathews. Jr., a former
Deputy Provincial Treasurer is under arrest here as a fugitive from
from justice.
WILL INVESTIGATE FIRPO’S ENTRY U. K.
WASHINGTON. August 2—Commissioner Teen, of the Immigra
tion Service, has promised an investigation of the entry of Luis Firpo tc
this country, while his traveling companion Blanche Lourdes was
turned back and went to Cuba.
FIRPO GOING TO WHITE Snj'HUR SPRINGS
NEW YORK, August 2 -Luis Firpo has decided to go itno training
at White Sulphur Springs to condition himself for his coming bout with
GOVERNOR COI.ORAIH) WILL NOT MOBILIZE
LOVELAND. August 2—Governor Sweet said. “I don't propose
to mobilize the National Guard of Colorado Defense Day. nor ask civ
ilians participate in military affairs."
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Will outwear
2 SUITS
of any other make
they are guaranteed pure
Wool and the finest
of tailoring.
Trousers 2 pairs
to each Suit
OUR PRICES IN NOME
ARE SAME AS YOU RAY IN
CHICAGO
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' * The home of the stetson liajs and
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Talk About Outside Prices
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HATS
COATS,
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SKIRTS
BLOUSES
and
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AT Vi PRICE
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AGENCY FOR
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Corsets
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The Bon Marche
Only exclusive Ladies Store in Nome
Telephone Main 49.
M. WE1SBHRG. Mauger.
WHOLESALE.