DEUTSCHLAND IN COLLISION
GIVES RISE QUEER REPORTS
NEW LONDON, Nov. 17.—When
the Deutschland started for the open
sea this morning it ran foul of its
tugboat, accompanying it at the re
quest of Captain Koenig after the
Collector of New London had volun
teered its aid.
The report was immediately spread
that a mysterious craft made for the
U boat and to save it, the tugboat
crossed the bows of the Deutsch
land. .
This report was accepted as cor
rect.
This evening in response to a re
quest for information from Secre
tary Daniel* mi9Uie subject, the Port
«n official report
which adds nothing to the original
' statement, and failed to substanti
ate the report that the accident was
due to a hostile motor craft. Daniels
has requested the navy to investi
gate the matter, and it is now in
the hands of Admiral Grant.
The Embassy deplores the “acci
dent”, emphasizing this view, an
the material and diplomatic mail
aboard is badly needed in Germany
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 17.—
Officials here consider the collision
with the Deutschland an accident
but, however, have ordered a com
plete investigation. Koenig refused
to discuss it with reporters.
WAR REPORTER TALKS OF
REPORT HOAR ENDING SOON
—- I
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.—Comment
ing upon the report that this would
be the last year of the war, Frede
rick Palmer the just arrived great
American war correspondent says
that he does not see where it is in
dicated. He says there is no sign
of discouragement in England or
France, nor is there any lack of men
money or supplies in any of the bell
igerents.
England he declares was sending
DOG POUND NOTICE.
The following dogs were im
pounded up to 5 o’clock last night:
and will be sold in ten days after
date unless claimed and expenses
paid before that time.
One black and white dog, caught
with harness on.
Nome, Alaska, Nov. 18, 1916.
W. R. HAYS.
Poundmaster.
| hundreds of aeroplanes to the front
for the purpose of continuing an
attack throughout the winter, and
everything when 'he was in Europe
pointed to a continuance of the
war.
There were perpetual reports that
Germany and Austria were making
approaches to Russia with a view
of a separate peace, but these were
admitted to be accompanied by no
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We do the best
CLEANING
PRESSING
ALTERING &
REPAIRING
Ladies and Gedtlemens Clothes.
GET THE NEWS RIGHT. REAU
THE WORKER.
The Nonpareil
The Big Store With Little Prices
Our Winter Stock Of
Mens Munsing Underwear
IS HERE
The Union Suit
We Recommend
Because it recommends us. It satisfied—Please the Buyer—and
thats what we want every transaction in this store to do.
We can fit you correctly in the style, • weight and fabric
you like most. PRICED FROM
$ 2.50 TO $ 0.00 SUIT
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
LEAST YOU FORGET!
WE ARE UNPACKING AND LISTING OUR GOODS AND
ARE TOO BUSY TO WRITE AD. BUT YOU SHOULD NOT FAIL
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SPECIAL OUTFITTING OF
FER THIS WEEK. .
APPLES! APPLES!
FOR WEDNESDAY AND REMAINDER OF THE WEEK
WE WILL OFER AT REDUCED PRICES THE FOLLOWING
VARIETIES:
, Kings Winesaps Belleflower
Arkansas Black Spitzenbergs
Jonathans Delaware Reds
Delicious Y. N. Pippins Banana
and Snow
WE BOAST COFFEE DAILY
Polet’s Stores
Tel. Main 104. . TeL Main OB.
success. I
A strong agitation was being car- I
ried on to crush England’s sea pow
er and the battle of Jutland had fol
1 lowed this. While the Germans
claimed a victory from this fight,
they had shown no disposition to
strive for the supremacy at sea
along the same lines, and had re
newed the submarine warfare.
Palmer thinks that Germany and
Austria are just as well equipped to
carry on the war as when it started,
the Allies in a far better position.
That is how it stands. There was
no sign of peace anywhere.
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“PATHE WEEKLY”
BATTLE OF VERDUN
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A FEW BARGAINS
MENS SHOES in all the latest styles, also Shoes made for
comfort, big assortment.<.
STETSON HATS, Black or colored No. 1 Quality, all the lat
est styles. ..
$3.50
$3.50
MENS SUITS, OUR OWN MAKE. TWO PRICES
$14.50 AND $10.50
Come and see us, Make this your stopping place when in town.
TRE SURPRISE STORE
At the old Stand since 190£
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WITH EVERY $1.00 CASH PURCHASE OR $1.00 PAID
| ON ACCOUNT WE GIVE A TICKET WHICH ENTITLES THE
j HOLDER TO ONE CHANCE ON A
WHY NOT YOU
$ 100. VICTROLA
Lomen Bros.
THREE STORES
Drawing December, 31, 1916
WE ARE NOT AFRAID
TO OPENLY PRICE OUR APPLES. WE WILL SELL RIPE
JONATHAN APPLES ON
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
& SATURDAY
AT
$ 1.75$ 2.00 &$ 2.25
PER BOX
Every body come in and have an apple with us. v
G. P. GOGGIN *•*•*****••* THE QUALITY STORE
Myou intend to put in a Winters supply of groceries and pro
visions, it will pay you to come to our store and buy it.
carry the very best stock, both in regard to quality and
assortment.
cellar affords the best warmstorage in Nome, and it
you secure your outfit from us; we will keep it for
you as you need it during the Winter free of charge.
Thorulf Lehmann
Men’s Women’s Children’s
Since the opening of Navigation we have received 3270 pairs
of SHOES and RUBBER FOOTWEAR. Every boat brings more.
“There is a reason". Our prices are right and our business has
been built by satisfactory service to our patrons.
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