DEMOCRATIC CLUB HELD
VERY INTERESTING MEET
President Paul Kjegstead called
"the Nome Democratic Club to order
at 8.45 p. m. last night in Burgh
Hall. After considerable discussion
as to whether new members should
sign the roll before or after any
business would be transacted. The
motion was put and carried that
any one wishing to sign right there
and then could do so. About IS
signed the roll, after which the
secretary read the cal! for the
meeting and signed by many mem
bers of the club. The minutes of
the previous meetiing was read and
approved. After which Dad Hayes
introduced the following resolution.
Resolved. that the action of the
Democratic Divisional committee en
dorsement of J. F. A. Strong for
Governor of Alaska and Paul Kjeg
stead for IT. S. Marshal ol the Se
cond Division, bo approved and rr.li
fiecl by this club.
Geo B. Grigsby asked the intro
ducer of the resolution to withdraw
it until he (Grigsby) introduced
another resolution which he said
would not effect Have’s resolution.
This question was thoroughly dis
cussed, and at times was disguist
ing to many of the members also,
the rag chewing about parlimentary
rules and unparlimentary rules
lasted for nearly four hours,
after which Grigsby, Ernst,
O'Neil, Sykes, O’Connor. Murphy,
Murry and others too numerous to
mention as well as Federal Officials
employees, ex-officials and mostly
would be officials spoke loud, and
eloquently, and at times interesting
but not very educational. Breifs,
personal correspondence and tele
gram galore were read principally
by Grigsby and Ernst, mostly in
regards to Governor Strong and
Davison’s action while acting on
election board, also the committee’s
and the clubs attitude toward the
endorsement of local appointees
came in at times for a severe over
hauling and after everything was
said and done, hashed and re
hashed the Hayes resolution endors
ing the committees action was voted
upon by ballot and carried 39 for
and 22 against. The meeting then
adjourned at 12.45 A. M.
OKI KR SETTLE CASE.
DANBURY, Conn., July 13.—•
Following a cot ference between at
torneys and officers of the American
Federation of Labor, the Danbury
Hatters Union has offered the Loew
company one hundred and fifty
thousand cash, in settlement of
BUTTE MINES SHUT DOWN.
BUTTE, Montana, July 13.—The
situation here is the same, the
strikers having succeeded in secur
ing a practically complete shut
down of all mines.
The men now demand that the
government, in order to maintain
the supply of copper uninterrupted
by the refusal of the corporations!
to employ union men, take over the j
mines.
LEADVILLE, Colorado, July 13. j
—This camp is now threatened |
with a strike of considerable.dimen-!
sions. The men voted to strike
unless the companies concede their
demands or the government take
over the mines.
140 judgments upon which the pre
sent sale of the Hatters homes is !
scheduled for Monday. The Loew's ,
demands have been for $250,000 :
which was the judicial decision.
The Hatters were convicted under
the Sherman act, their guilt being |
made strictly personal, unless the j
organizations of capital.
<;ft t:;e nkws ittt,m. ueau
THE WOI1KKU.
The Nonpareil
The Big Store With Little Prices
ANOTHER WEEK
Of Big Bargain Giveing
AT THE
Dissolution Sale
MENS WEAR
Specialy Priced For The Weeks
SELLING
$5.00 MENS PANAMA HAT.$2.10
$2.00 MENS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.$1.50
$2.00 MENS DRESS SHIRTS.$1.60
$1.75 MENS DRESS SHIRTS.$1 40
$2.00 MENS I N ION SL ITS.$1.50
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NOME BAKERY’S ICE CREAM &
SAFT DRINKS PARLOR
Now Open For Business
SPECIAL I{ch »>r AXI) ACCOMMODATIONS KOR LADIES.
HOT DRINKS. —
Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, Heef Tea, Clam Tea Milk Toast, Chicken Tea
For Hot Drinks Cake, Pastry, or Sandwiches will be served.
NOME BAKERY MIXED AND PLAIN DRINKS.
Plain Soda, Lemon, Strawberry, Vanilla, Raspberry, Oranjje, Pineapple,
Coca-Cola, Root Beer Ginger, Cream,. Chocolate Sunshine, Crape .luice, I
Cider, Sweet Cow's Miik, Buttermilk, Lemonade Arctic Phosphate, l
Grape Juice liiahhall, Loganberry Highball, Kfjft, Malted Milk, Arctic
Milk Shake. We serve Rainer, NEAR BEER, .just received.
WE RECOMMEND OCR I'lKsT CLASS STOCK OF CANDIES.
NOME BAKERV ICE CRE\M by the Cone, Dish, Pint, Quart, and
Gallon. ICE (REAM SODA.
Well, we’re mixed up in the war and we’re going the limit
until we win out. Ojr boys are oing to France—we’ll be fight
ing in the trenches, in the air and on the sea. But what are we
going to do about it at Home here?
Are we going to break down and sob about it or we going
to buck up and look for the silver lining in the dark cloud.
Over in France, the farmer is digging and hoeing ou tin
fields while stray shells occasionally burst near him, but he does
ont pay any attention to them—just keps on a-digging and
a-hoeing.
Freinds, dont let the old farmer in France have anything
on us—let's just keep on digging and hoeing no matter what
happens; that's the best thing for the soul and business that 1
know of.
This Week Specials-CHEESE t
WE ABE NOW OFFERING CHEESE AT A VERY RE
DUCEI) TRICE AS WE HAVE STATED IT WILL PAY YOU TO S'
WATCH OUR SPECIALS.
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Limburger Cheese 1 lb. bricks 23 c., — for 45c.
Limburger Cheese 2 lb. bricks 45c., 2 for 85c.
Oregon Brick Cheese 5 lbs. bricks $1.40, 2 lbs. for «5c.
Swiss ltrick Cheese 25 lbs. $8.50, 3 lbs. for $1.00.
Cottage Cheese per pound 22 l-2c., small cuts 30c.
Imported Limburger in tins, each 45c.
Ini|H>rted Frontage de Brie In tins, each 45c.
lmi>orted Swiss, just cut fresh per lbs. 55c.
Wisconsin Cream Cheese, per.lbs. 27 l-2c., small cuts 30c.
Oregon Young American Cream Obese, each $1.75.
Polefs Stores
Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
A REMARKABLE PICTURE VERSION OF THE SENSATIONAL
PROBLEM PLAY THAT HAS
STARTLED ™ WORLD
A WEALTH OF DETAIL AND LAVISH SCENIC EFFECTS,
COUPLED WITH VIVID PANTOMIME.
All Under D! years Should Not At tend. POSITIVELY THEY WILL
NOT HE ADMITTED.
TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHT: STARTING 7 AND !> SHARP. 1
A dm. 50c.
Sunday Night
Harrold Lockwood
and
May Allison
In the romantic drama of society
and the North Woods
5 REELS
ADM. 25C.
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Baldy of Nome
By
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$2.00
At
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2 ,i,,OKS AND PKISIODK WJ.S
The Dawson Hotel
(Includes THE DAWSON', GREEN THEE and THE LINCOLN)
Finest Rooms In Nome
HOMELIKE AND COMFORT A RLE QUARTERS FOR TRANS
IENT OR PERMANENT GUESTS.
BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
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Dont Waste Money!
WHEN YOU PAY GOOD MONEY FOR RUDDER GOODS
BE SURE YOU GET THEM THAT HAVE BEEN PROPERLY
CARED FOR. OUR LINE OF
IS THE MOST COMPLETE IN NOME AND \VE GUARANTEE
THEM TO BE IN PERFECT CONDITION.
P. A. PETERSON SHOE GO.
NEW GOODS
New Rubber Boots, Shoepacks
Slickers, Gloves, Underwear
k\\ IK, \B\V OVKHSIf IHTS, In fact everything
lor the .>11111*1*.. Our Kubher hoots are new and fresh, the’re bet
ter than others, what have bo< n here ail wint r.
New Shoes
MbN, \\(>MK\ and ('lliLI)l*r'\ SIIOI-N just unpacked.
New Victor Records
We just unpacked another shipment of all the latest and
best there is in the Victor Keoords. Conte and hear them. If
yen want good goods route to ns. Our prices are right, no such
raise as the other follow tells you. Try us.
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