NEWS NOTES i
WHO IS JoNKS Head 1 lit? signed
statement of .1. I. jjorn-s. former school
teacher ml Four .Minute .Man --f K< t
The services of the Federated
Church will be held next Sunday in
the Federated Church building in
stead f in Kagle Hall, as has been
the ca«e during the major portion or
the winter season. Tin* s n> *a ,•
School services will be held commenc
ing at It a. in., instead ..f at p. m.
The evening service will b- held at
the usual hour, S p. in. Th . h inges
until further notice. "The Patriotic
Citizen and World Domination" will
be the subject cf Pastor Slm.-k at the
evening service.
Owing to sundry delays and ob
stacles. the fishing tug Orion is still
everything is in readiness to slide the
boat into the water but the launching
crew under John Olson has been un
able to do anything in the launching
The crew were kept busy most of ! e
day yesterday keeping the ire aw v
from the launching skids. Accord
ing to a member <>f th- now. the few!
ice cakes passing along th' coast dis
played a peculiar t.m.lencv t.« delay I
their westward passage and climb the!
beach on leaching the poin. .vhnv th**
Orion lies.
"The school master is abroad in the
land." A dvt.
yesterday say the spring migration of
way. I’rant are appearing in stoad
the lagoons between Safety and Solo
more plentiful. According to local
sportsmen, the brant are appearing at
practically none having been seen un
til a few days ago. A native hunter]
is said to have killed nineteen brant!
day.
Vole for .Jones and establish clean
polities in Alaska. Advt.
CLOSING OUT SALE
$3,000 worth of
Clothing, Hats and
Rubber Goods
AT COST
As Hardware & Gents' Furnishings
do not go together I have decided to
close out entire line for cash at once.
SALE BEGINS MONDAY, AT 8 A. M.
$1,000 worth of Hats at Cost.
$2,000 of Gents' Furnishings at cost.
$1,000 worth of Rubber goods at cost.
Rubber Boots, any Brand.$8.50
Men's Shoe Packs, Pair.4.25
Overalls or Jumpers, Best .1.50
Stetson Hats, Best .3.50
Gordon Hats, Best, .2.50
Imperial Hats, Good .1.50
Medlicott Underwear.2.00
Work Shirts, Each . 1.00
Insoles, Hair or Cork.10c
Shoe Laces 6 Pair for,.25c
Rubbers, Gents’ or Children .... 50c
Men’s Vests, Cashmere, .1.00
Neckties, Good ones, .20c
Men's Best Oregon Flannel Shirts. 2.25
Men's Vests, Cashmere .1.00
Children Shoes Pair .2.00
Thread. 6 for .25c j
Bring the Cash
HOLT’S CASH 8TORE
Machine King followers apparently
ire senree when the federal office
Not our Masters. Advt.
Much the gratification or the ivor
lisht Springs is again being served in
Nona- As a result of the activities of
or so. the sparkling fluid arrived at
je.t of wide attention from those to
well had grown abhorrent. The work
well advanced nnd the water will
soon be again on tap in in the kitehen
sink.
HMill oFFIFIAL—“Nobody Knows
Him". It seems tint when Fnele Sam
needed his faithful children, lie knew
JUNKS and used him as a FOFI*.
MIM TK MAN at Ketchikan, during
the \V A It. Advt.
<1uatrel just/ -Kverybody Doing I’.
hers presented.
entitled Santa laicia. both ivnd. red in
Meg ness. ,m- ..f the graduating Kighth
(bade dass, delivered th - Saiin.ii t. n
b\ William Tyler, was then rendered
by the school and six boys delivered
the recitation. “Follow tin- Flag." by
F. Marburg.
Little Miss Frances Loss provided
nan tier. A "Ribbon Dance" liy six
?irl« followed and furnished a pleasing
livers ion.
Miss Ada Arthurs delivered a reci
tation. "America for Me" in a truly
patriotic vein and earned much well
nerited applause. Arthur Johnson
rendered the vocal solo, "What Robin
followed by a phi yet entitled “Diam
onds and Toads, in which nineteen
cipatod in a most creditable manner
Miss Kathryn limner displayed mark
ed elocutionary powers in the recitat
ion. ‘The Red Cross Spirit Speaks."
well appreciated effort, Stevenson's
well known song. "The Swing", and
the song. "The Right Bird." by Anna
R. I ’age. were sung by the school.
Rittle Helen Riggs then delivered “The
Bird's Nest” and was followed by i
witches sketch by the girls of the
(I ram mar School. Victoria Anderson
delivered an essay on Decoration Day
ami was followed by a flower drill by
fourteen girls. The number was giv
tbe graduating eighth grade class, del
ivered the class prophecy and foretold
a happy and hopeful future for her
school mates. The Farewell address
oratorial style and a marked display of
graduates, consisting of Misses Helen
Alexson, Alta Brown. IJelga Hcgness.
Master Carl Stevenson, were then pre
sented with diploma's by Prof. Edgar
E. C.rimm. The program closed with
the rendition of the Star Spangled
The exercises were most pleasing
throughout and the various number*
were given generous and well merited
Principal Emma Orr invited the visit
ing pnr«*ntM and friends to inspect the
work of the pupils. The visitors were
rooms and were shown samples of the
art work, penmanship and inanuil
training work and products or the
sewing class and other depart
eyes «.f many of the attendants who
have heretofore failed to realize tlie
high standard of efficiency attained by
the pupils, as it disclosed that the
DEMOCRATS DISCUSSING McADOO AND PALMER
AS SUBSTITUTES FOR WILSON
Special lo the Nugget By the Associated Press. -*
CHICAGO, May 30—The Democrats are discussing former Secretary
of tin- Treasury McAdoo and Attorney General Palmer as candidates for the
j presidency in case President Wilson will not run for a third term.
VOTE FOB JONES AND PI T A STOP TO MACHINE CROOKEDNESS
CLUB FORMED TO BOOST WOOD FOR PRESIDENT
Special to The Nugget >>y The Associated Press.
SEATTLE. May 30-—Friends and admirers of General Leonard Wood
have formed a “Wood for President** Club here and will undertake to secure
his nomination.
Major H. S. Armstrad. nr Spokane, is the leading member of the new
club.
BRITISH AVIATOR RYNHAM STARTS ON
FLIGHT BUT BREAKS MACHINE
Special to The Nome Nugget by Tlie Associated Press
ST. JOHNS, N. H. May 30—Aviator Frederick Uynhani attempted to
get away on a cross Atlantic flight yesterday but broke his machine when
starting. v
The airman is determined to make another attempt and wishes Com
mander Grieve, who sailed with Ilawker, to accompany him on his second
attempt.
Uynhani has cabled Grieve asking him to try the flight as Itynhnm's
Five British expeditions are now hero ready to start overseas as soon
as favorable weather conditions appear.
which tend to develop the abilities oft
the child in tlie best possible manner.
The samples of work (lone by th^
pupils during the winter were consid
ered by the visitors as especially mer
itous in view of the fact that the)
school season was considerably cur
tailed owintr to the influcnz.i.
I ■ ■ _ _I
Fred Harrison
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Phono Main 113.
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