The first steamer to drop anchor
5n the roadstead was the Victoria
which arrived shortly after mid
nighrt Sunday morning, the Uma
tilla arriving a few hours later and
the Senator coming yesterday after
noon. All had on board quite a
number of passengers for Nome and
the distribution of the human
freight made, quite a sensible change
in the aspect of the streets.
The following is the Victoria’s
passenger list: P. B. Coe, Kellog,
wife and child, Louis Peterson, An
lone Anderson, H. Gribben, K. C.,
Holland, 11. Mareu, Ira D. Orton,
Finn Rosvold, H. S. Whittard, ,C.
Shallit, Mrs. Mouvucen, Ray JD.
Clarke, J. Thompson, James Byrne,
William Eddy, Ed Halloran, J.
Magurey, W. S. Delahunty, C. Mitch
ell, A. G. Blake, John Bell, F.
Wheeler, A. Protopapas, Tom Ross,
Ballet, wife and child, J. J. Cole, J.
Westland, E. E. Spinney, J. Barstad
O'Brien and wile, R. Butler, J.
Fredericks, John Wick, A. Hah, A.
Riggs, Mider, H. Nieman, W. Coch
rane, J. MacSweeney, T. M. Reet'l,
Airs. Lomon, Jas. Daly, C. Schmidt,
A. Blu.fl, A. Clarke, Hopp, Gilzeen
and wife, Lupp, C. B. Reed, Ben
Nygren and wife, J. M'Williams, D.
Andrew, Sainer Laitner, J. Doyle,
Howe and wife, Johnson and wife,
Carolyn Peterson, Fred. Anderson,
J. Sundback, M. L DeRowe, Chris.
Madsen, W. B. Van Valen, Chi is
Hanson, Fred Johnson, C. Hackett,
S. J. Bakke, L. Lowenberg, F. A.
Nicholson, E. A. Ambrose, A. An
derson. H. Lumberg, Alex Young, C.
Devett, C. Knudsen. R. Ogillby, D.
Protopaps, D. Brandt, Chas Brandt,
M. Klepach, A. Sampson, M. J.
Hunt, T. A. Daimer, John Knodel,
Miss M. Richardson, M. Shogren, P.
Furey, Frank Hall. John Wick,
Bachelder, wife and child, T. New- ,
man, H. Sanders, A. J. Loo, W. Gil
more, J. Wiegart, Miss Helen Lo
men, O. Yansickle, G. B. Grigsby,
Gaylord and wife, Anna Danielson,
Berger and wife, Westsell, Leo
Todd, C. Ely, R. A. Carroll, J. Lys
trupp, B. Rolands, Geo Andrew and
J. Linke and 104 others names not
given.
The Umatilla passengers for
Nome were: Miss Massie Gough,
Sarah Snudsen, Bertha Lund, F. H.
Crosby, C. Spencer, N. T. Mead, H.
Ingalls, Helen Ingalls, D. Panloskey
Lafee, wife and child, S. Lafee, Jas
Lai'ee, Clyde Powell, J. I). Crim
mon, Brown and wife, W. C. Baird,
Joel Terrell, E. Cochrane, Mildred
Mallon, Walter Black, Joe Belleview
Jas Belleview, Vint and wife,
Powell Mrs. Jennie Smith, Geo Gear,
H. S. Thompson, Mrs. Carter, Ul
rich, Ben Bernard, C. E. Kimball,
lulien and wife, Victor Juien,
Sertrude Julien, Lebar and wife, J.
Vfathews, Jas. Kelliher, Fries and
yief B. Beck, C. Peck, Miss Sey
mour, J. Anderson, Geo. Pacton, H.
3uine, A. Fergusaon, W. Ferguson,
3. Thayne, C. Wilson, C. Olson, H.
Dalilberg. Meegan and wife, Miss
Lamby, Mrs. Page, Mrs. Wittenberg,
Oode and wife, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.
Graff, Mrs. Matilla, Mary Spoon.
Ferguson and wife, Kate Miekelsen,
Mrs. Minnie Ball, Mrs. Tavastin, 0.
Strom, A. J. M’Connell, Isabeil
Knull, Lee and wife, It. Lee, Allan
Lee, Mrs. B. M. MConnell, Mrs Chas
Rice, S. Kirby, C F. Mi'ler, J.
Coughlin, H. Gabelson, C. Carlson,
E. Blackwell, A. Matteson, John
Anderson, Chas Sanford. T. I.»ninat:
Don Brown, G. Ferbert, Victor /tack
srson, C. Wagner, A. Gunderson, C.
Milligan, C. Radine, A. Fuitwell, 13.
[toss, A. Best, R. D. Ingrrham, C.
Austin, O. Strand, A. Adam, A.
Oyukstad, A. Prown, H. Long ev. J.
Pizer, W. Carlson, W. C. Keney,
Sam Keene, G. Barbour, S. Lind
bergh, B. Ferry, C. Schneider, W.
Heitman, E. Schroeder, Findlay, C.
Carlson, A. Andree, Minor M’Lean,
Vic. Montan, A. Lindquist Jas.
Campbell, G. Belliview, John Os
land, A. Mickens, Carl Colberg, C.
Geiegr, M. Murray, M. Whistler,
Claude York, M. Carl M. Folks, A.
D. Thompson, M. Thompson, A.
Thompson, E. Johnson, Frank Mel
lins. It. Shelton, Lewis Simpson,
Geo. A. Diamond C. Rice and 7 0
others whose names are not given
on the list.
The Senator passengers for Nome
have already been received ny tele
graph and already published in this
paper.
Now la the time to Subscribe.
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POPULAR PROTESTS MAY
FORCE ARGENTINA BREAK
BUENOS AIRES, June 10.—Not
I withstanding the powerful German
ist propaganda that has been so
osten tatiously carried on here re
gat dless of expense and the im
mense pains to which the German
embassy has been at to control the
government’s policy to its own ad
vantage,' the repeated and daily
more violent anti-Germanist demon
ment to at least break of relations
with the German govern
ment. The sinking of a steamer,
although carrying contraband, on
Saturday has agains been seized by
the exited populace to protest ana
demonstrate against Germany.
These also were directed with
considerable bitterness against the
Argentina government which was
declared to be disgracing Latin Am
erica. e
These forceful cemonstrations
have compelled government papers
to repudiate the implication that
there was any understanding with
Germany and they are openly pav
ing the way for a change of policy.
The direct action of Brazil is most
favorably contrasted with the action
of this government in maintaining
an ignoble and corrupt neutrality.
The papers opposing the govern
ment practically intimate that the
present government is bound to
Germany by material ties which are
not quite honorable. This however
is not generally held.
The Nonpareil
The Big Store With Little Prices
BIG
Dissolution Sale
STILL CONTINUES
Last week the Big Store was crowded with eager buyers,
axious to avail themselves of the many great values offered.
Greater Bargains Than Ever
Will Be Offered This Week
New lots have taken the platces of those allready sold. Big
ger values than ever are to be found here.
THIS BIG SALE CONTINUES UNTIL AUGUST 3IST.
SEE WINDOW DIPLAY FOR SOME OF THIS WEEKS BIG
OFFERINGS.
HAVE YOU INVESTIGATED
the value of the coupons packed
with POLETS FRESH ROASTED
COFFEE
USE
Polets Coffee and get for yourself
free-of-charge, useful and valu
able articles
Polets Stores
HANS WAS
SOME SPY
TOKIO, June 10.—An instance
of how closely the Germans followed
activities between Japan and Amer
ica before the war was recited here
today by Lindsay Russel, president
of the Japan Society of New York,
who is visiting this country in the
DANCE TOMORROW N
—
The- fraternal Order of Eagles
will give their annual chechaeo
dance on Tuesday night and give
sourdoughs a chance to get ac
quainted with Nome's new arrivals.
This always successful re-union is
sure to draw a big crowd to the
Hall Tuesday night.
We are using Moonlight water in
! the Elite Rath House.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Two 4 H. P. Boilers.
One 12 H. P. Boiler.
One 16 H. P. Boiler.
Two 6 H. P. Boiler.
DAliLIXG &> DEAN CO.
interest of “better understandings”
on both sides of the Pacific.
“The first German spy, to be shot
in England during the present war
was Carl Hans Lody”, Itussel said.
"For two or more years, Lody, pos
ing as an American, was a member
of the Japan Society of New York
and an unfailing attendant at ail
| meetings. Lody had evidently joined
; the society in order to learn all he
could about Japan and its connec
tions in the United States.
LOCAL ITEMS.
I Nate Coombs, representative from
this Division, says that his trip over
the Seward-Iditarod trail was idea!
He had a good trip all the way and
stopped in a roadhouse every night.
In addition he made excellent time
and enjoyed it finely.
• • • •
On Saturday last the remains oi
the late Mrs. J. de Martina were
laid to rest in the Belmont Point
Cemetary. Services were held in
the Catholic Church and many
friends of the deceased attended
the funeral.
GET THE NEWS RIGHT. JBEAH
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WHEN YOU PAY GOOD MONEY FOR RUBBER GOODS
BE SURE YOU GET THEM THAT HAVE BEEN PROPERLY
CARED FOR. OUR LINE OF
RUBBER BOOTS AND PAGS
IS THE MOST COMPLETE IN NOME AND WE GUARANTEE
THEM TO BE IN PERFECT CONDITION.
P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO.
Now Is The Time
New Spring style Stetson Hats big assortment, any one . . . .$4.00
New Spring Style shoes in all kinds of leather, black or col
wed. to $5.00
The latest in Four in Hand, all silk Ties.75c.
Mens Suits, all sizes, well made.$15.00
Mens fancy wool and silk Caps.75c.
Hosiery, all silk tnus.pair 50c.
Fancy dotted sox.pair 25c.
Mens ready made Ties.25c. and 50c.
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EST STORE IN TOWN. EVERYBODY KNOWS IT.
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