NOME AND SECOND DIVISION
An official, revised and completed
iist. ol the registered male citizens
of the Second Division of the Ter
ritory of Alaska who are liable to
military duty under the Select Ser
vice Act is appended herewith.
This list will be drawn from by
lottery as successive quotas are
called for, the first chance draw
ing to take place in the s iring
Those remaining from this list of
registered elegibles will be held
subject to future drawings if the
military exigencies of the country
should require it.
It will be noted that the names
herewith arc preceded by a serial
number. it is important to pre
serve this number lor your infor
mation if you are a registrant, or
if you have friends or relatives in
:lic- list, since when the sue ,siv
drawings tak place tills paper v ill
be able to publish only the numbers
to drawn.
. NOME LIST: .
3. Olof Alfred Hallstrom
2. Charles Rudoplf Oiirem
Ove M. Hive lalil
4. Morris Pascofl
a Joseph Glen M< Dougall
0. elinry Joseph Weber
7. George Konstantine Gramalis
8. Lauri Aspila
9. Bernard Ferry.
3 0. Andrew John Anderson
3 1 Hjalmar Ingvar Jacobson
32. Antonio Gramalis
33. John Hadgi Nicholas
3 4. Minor Smith McLain
15. William Archibald Thomas
1(5. Irving MacKennj Jlced
3 7. Mike Hatzoff
3 s Fr. iik William Lilly
3 9. James Andrew Doyle
20. Conrad Martin Weld
21. Harold John Lyle
22. Chester Pntrii Doyle.
23. Charles Lyle Calkins
24. Charles Le .vis Sciarini
25. Ed wind Dickerson Webb
2(5. Christian Aaberg
2 7. Tome Watson
2:5. .Jessie .lames White
29. lldwin Robert Nelson
30. Norman Rattray
31. T’r-’deiielv John Katzcr.
32 —, iskal Jcnn.itlian Jenson
33. )v. n Lepri
34. Peter Hingsetli
35. Hotger Heen
36. Kinar Jchaiison
37. Andrew Peterson
3S. Mikel Oumpu
39. Leonard D. Lewis
40. Dominick Francis Lisson
41. John Augustine O’Brien
42. !• rederh-k James W. Wise
4 3. G '<-i i!ai bin Reed
44. Akxnml r Kveu cn
45. Milo Shidovicli
4 6. Li v, ' I tire n P' von.ik
4 7. : oi:i- Swanson
4S. Martin N Iron
4 9. i 'rusk f- 11 ■ t< re Pol i.
50. David Dalvar Johnson
53. Harold PatrV Allan
52. Martin L. K. Anderson
53. Join Pi'derliolm
54. Kivitid Sigrrrt Brrg
55. E. r! Clifloi. Mcdini.
5(5. 1’ •’ r August Blontquist
57. l’c inch Sheridan
5S. Christian Lessen Jen on
59. Ob La;, on Heel
00. Austin Patrick Gurley
GX. John Clarence Rodine
62. Willard Carlyle Dill
63. Leonidas Kosvnas Gianna polos
64. John H. Karazanos
65. Carl Albin Berg
66. Faxon Clifford Lewis
67. James; Joseph Bogan
68. John James Mitchell
69. John Nikko
70. Victor Per Westland
i 71. John Elgot Carlson
I 72. George Clr.lds Johnson
| 73. Trygve Kjelsberg
i 74 William Walter Bailey Jr.
i 75. Ralph J. Miner
>76. Alfred Julian Losnen
i 77. Charles Goodwin Thompson
i 78. August Henry Bocknutnn
I 7 9. William Karje
SO. John Victor Bogan
81. Ralp I.omen
i 82. Samuel Salathae! Beam
I S3. Finn ltesvoll
i 84. Carl John on
85. Gustav Heinisih
86. Ole Wirum
S7. Charles Henry Leseher
sv. Carl Willheld Nelsson
.<9, Albert Lokke
90.
91
92.
94
95.
96.
97.
<9.
‘ 100
| 101
! 102
James Powell Ross
Axel Emanuel Berg
Alvin Charles Dilg
Erik Harold Erik-on
Rudolf Lambert Kklof
Melville Gordon Jolliffc
Arnold Lloyd Liebes
Leland John Carden
Vacilis Maheras
Ja>k .Marasovich
John Peter Heikkila
Job tn Edward England
Sigfrid Paul de Bonne
I 10 3
: 104
| 105
I 1 0 6
i 57
' i 0 S
Fred James O’Rourke
Fr 1 I Albert Haering
George Grover Grovoll
Nick Okasoff
William Epstein
Raymond Storey Pilister
Adolph Moesle
1 1 0
11 1
1 12
1 1 3
1 1 4
’. I 5
1 1 6
1119
| 120
! 12 1
Jerome Sim on
Karl Nord lurid
Peter J. Caisson
Fr. :i Erickson
V:- tor E. V. \i-kerson
v 1 C<■ ; Washington Murray
ch tries Knmp
Louis A Swing
Karl Friizoi Bovkholm
Frans Ogren
Peter Keaevick
\rne Sandvick
122. \V. rrett Edward Welsh
123. John Holmes Scott
124. Era' t llal iger
125. Donatus Frazier
126. William Bloom
127. Leroy Francis Wells
128. Lyle \llyn Kevin.
129. Edwin Hootv.
130. Ivar Ly.st.np
131. Mike Koputa
1 32.2 Edward Philip Boas
| 1 3."., Ivan Ban
j 134. Paul Bradshaw
135. Kdr,l l’Jtt-. t \\\stenhaver
\ I 3(i. Ja m< - Frankcs
;i37. Emil Hill
139. Jens Thompon
j 139. John Erie Billir.ark
140. David II Hutchison
j 1 4 1. Harry Haggerty
I i 4 i:. Fre ! B. Bourdon
14;’. Hio h ki Tukagi
M L P.ii . r Wa demar Jons, an
i 45. M; \ Milling Rouse
146. John Enoch Olson
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Is ;i word that does not fully express our feeling when inves
tij-. •: u Thanks«riviv.-. tie sale w- disi-ov.. red that wo could
could oil r to the ]iitbli< a better and more complete assortment
of good fills at wry close the seme prices t> • i> wo over did in
the is ... ft Mi MM liSl’l/Vl S.
in i ii:•••:* s i.lirs wo vi:: i:iaci.ks.
C I t. , I.Of. : end Outside Crunberrli . ('■:< umbers and Hot
Sprit.g.-. \ - tul.le.-. f’ys:;i>a, Pear. Malaya and Tokay Urapes,
Crap- ire.1, i Jr:- • c-. .- and App • <
IN ili.t.Ai its iD A <JOOi> DINM it.
stir i k -1 sauce, Mur; chi,10 Cherries, dried herbs
and mlr.. ■ mces
in i>i::a< ii:s i .tit riii: riui.s oc a o'm>:> imn.nkk,
Fni • Ml Iruit . Olives, ripe, and g<Vfii, 11. .\I. .Mince meat,
I’ri ; 1 mil ,1 i li- .i Padding-'. It-- l Pis it: . peacans, 1 ’in
cni-t:-, i'i!1, rt ■ and Brasils.
It) V * ' i DOWN Tilt: IHWtO WITH
Orarie • and Apple Cider, Near Ite< r. Charapagii, drier, Hed and
Whit'- Crape juice, Applcju and Itogoju.
TO l.INCKIt ON Optimo Cigars, Polet Fresh Boasted Coffee.
With every thunksgivingorder we will donate free of charge
a si, rial Thanksgiving blend of Fresh roasted Coffee.
All it< ins above have been specially marked for this occasion
in extra mc-eial offer w willeall j our attention to the following
Stuffed Olive, [vi- jiiul 25c. >N\ .1 nut.-, p : II). title. Mixed
suet" Pickles per pint. 20c. r
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147. Clifford Meritt 'Allyn
148. William Si hiffer Connanton
14!). Axel H. Anderson
150. William Thomas Murnan
151. Pietro Minatel
152. George Emlio
155. Jake Kristen
154. Alexander McIntyre Grant
155. Deal Rosoff
i5(i. Spiro Allujewich
15". Stephen Sid Rally Biroseak
i58. Jacob Wilhelm Carlstrom
■5!'. Henry Walter Johu-on
160. Galassi Dante
161. Auden llocm
111.'. Charles Murray
lti:;. John Kmil Tavv t
104. Witho Robert Sarkka
HAYCOCK
lii". Karl Okazofi
1 OH.. Isaac Patter Xorberg
Ifi". John Borzell
lfiS. John Michael Campbell
1(15. Clyde Byron Hager
170. John Martin Johnson
i 7 1. liolger Johnson
172. Carl Jorgensen
175. Rruest Albert Liden
174. Krista.i Larsen Madsen
175. George Modini.
OTHER PRECINCTS
17 0. Thc-odvjre Gudliaugen
177. Fred Allrod Heaton
17S. Roll Holding Dr.lilberg
179. Andrew Andersen
ISO. Steve Boinich
181. Nick Georg'1 Cook
1S2. Harvey V i!
183. Christen Christenson Hahl
1 S4. George Shields
18;”. Yngvar Nicholas Engelstad
ISO. John Hanho
1S7. John \lbert Schuko.ke
1SS. Walter St. John Havis
1S9. Tony Trcpia
190. Fred William Karow
191. John Mi;.ko'" h
192. Charles Edgar Lewis
193. Alexander Kasenek
191. Carl Arthur Dalil troni
195, John W. Fuller
1 90. Jose 1 'si ml lull
197. Andrew Simon
198. Per Albert Peterson
199. Andrew Mis, ovieh
200. Frederick Olson
201. Harry Mickeies Osborns
202. Boris Magitls
203. Ernst Gustave Nysirom
201. Pi ti r I. Farcy
205. Frank Kouvieoff
20(1. Uicliard Alio
207. John (laro\ Zdl
20s. But a rt Swan on
..“09. Bus il !>a;i: >1 C
210. Andrew Billmark
2 11. John Alto
212. Charles Uudo'j.h Ha ring
218. Joseph Thomas linkman
214. John Orle
215. A!ex Bu!oft
210. August c. Wl.rcire
IVF (AS :><>
For (ir«» elans mu* mill prow \i
delivery ph *r,:: Main Irtl eaiJ <1 ■
People's >teutn l-Mtiuiiry tl >
null get jour laiiudrj.
IV. .1 WTI-h) AMHOi* l'r.
Anything In the Hue of Jolt won.
*t t! i e liidi’it rial Worker OfJKe
•Satisfaction assured.
cm' 11 AT11 IIOl .
has (he '(.’gest
ami indy it le't
liai'i '1 ults le Some
Vo.. :; g i it right ia the Worker.
HKIJAAI.E T.UktH! SHOP.
I'nder Xew Management.
Front Si., :» doors of Alaska
Hank.
Wo are here to please old and
new patrons. We do the best
i :.i:ani\(«, piu:ski.\w,
Al.TEKiXd i: KKPAJiUXU. '
First class workman hip.. (lent - '
lentens and I-allies Clothes.
Clothing ele.ti^ed, pressed, altered
and ivpaired at the Xomo Tailoring
Co., .next do.tr to Setter >(rom ami
Hagen’s.
IIOWIJXU AUJiV KFOPIYS.
Tho Howling .Alley next door to
the Eagle saloon is now open for
business. Everybody cordially in
vited to eotne and enjoy themselves.
2177. Nicola C. B. von Roenne
2IS. Warran Ferguson
219. Frank Milton Jones
220. Solomon Berg
221. Archie R. Ferguson
222. Delbert E. Replogle
223. Robert John Martel
22 4. Bill Hatoff
225. John Rupert Cbristopherson
226. Carl Fritiof Larsen
227. On . B. Anderson
22S. John Bcrglund
229. John Nelson
230. Arthur W. Nylamler
231. Geo. W. Smith
232. Patrick J. Ruane
233. Richard Nathaniel Sund(|iiist.
ST. MICHAELS.
234. Mtieinne Mario Cbappoi
235. John Brunnell
236. Oliver Marun Wesley Cars
237. Lee Lewis
23'. Charles Oliver Bacon
239. William Cam. roil Quayle
240. Allred Thomas Murphy
2 11. John Manners
2 4 2. Niels Christian Nielson
2.43. William Arthur Chatiand
244. George Cameron
2 45. Olot Ander on Krivly
24ii. Benjamin Harrison Woli
2 4 7. h nder Johnson
24 s. L> i Christopher
249. William Thomas Parker
2 50. Flo;, i Lee Allen
251. Rudolph Louis Turnonis*
252. Harry \ intent Johnson
253. Clyde Phillips
254. Niels Je iron Ilornum
255. Rev Holbrook Weilcr
256. Rol-crt Pay Gum
257. Alfred Robert Proehl
259. Irvin Orville Martin
260. David Pay Stein
261. John Lawson
262. Harold Leroy Tav ■ a
263. Oliver .. Final
264. Henry c. t Isen
265. John Dnaaldron Mai lonald
266. Florence Felix McCarthy
267. Gunnar Jensen
26S. i!■ mien Rail* maker
269. Martial .TciTersote Birch
270. John Nelson Flyi n
271. Ilolart K. Flynn
OTIli:!! I * I i i'< > \i r
272. John Lawrence Wieg.-.r.it
A.n!:\i!■ Lou in-1 Jones
27 I. Knurl; J<;>li Link.'
275. Carl Hush 18 n
275. Thor Hi nnl.ss. n, Ir.
277. John Chari Tin a
27:s. Anion Jol • ’ '-'re * IT, ’.Tin
279. John I’olhnir
280. !•’"■ .!■ >-ici. ' llili... r
281. ilalph Tapia
2! 1" .' ll Kineahi I ;; ".'.her
28.5. Charlm Weliy Brown
281. H i. ", Valla (i lire w:i
285. lioorge ilallah
28‘!. Anclriv. Holluiv.
2S7. Andrew Emerson Hall
2.8S. Alex Farno
28 0. eh- ( hri: t i:. n .'7
290. Wil'.la'ii Lloyd Pow.'l
291. Kdv.in Uiui'i'nh Ar.ilors mi
292. To:;i Th'inp :.
AUB VOL SKKIi! S(l \ IWTLYs'
If eo It will pay you vt raves'll.on
rates of the lndnftrial Worker oi
publication of application thorefor !
Bring your forfeiture notions to tin
Industrial Worker
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This advertisement is
addressed especial!} to
THE WORKINGMAN
The man who works out-doors—
who jjives Ills Clothes the hardest
service—the man who needs
Clothes that will stand the test. . .
OCR LINE OP WINTER CLOTHING IS BUILT TO STAND
THIS HARD WEAR TEST—AND WE GUARANTEE
THEM TO STAND UP UNDER IT.
EUR CAPS. MACKINAWS. SHEEP LINED COATS. LEATHER
COATS and VESTS. MET SHOES and SHOE PACS.
UNDERWEAR. MITTENS.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
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* Finest Rooms In Nome §
fj HOMELIKE AND CONI l'ORI.\ RLE QUARTERS [OR TRANS- *
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