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DOUBT IN OHIO
COLUMBUS. Xov. 7.—Both sides
we claiming the victory in the pro
hibition contest waged in an elec
tion held throughout the state of
Ohio yesterday.
The earlier dispatches reported
the probability that the dry meas
ure bad carried but the subse
quent discovexy of inaccuracies in
the returns from the election boards
in Hamilton shows that an error in
tha count totalling twelve thou
sand votes will swing the verdict
of the election to the side of the
wets. The campaign haa been
waged with greater severity than
any taking place in this . tate for
years and the result even at this
late hour is so much in dcubt that
small comfort can be had by either
side.
All former prohibition movements
in the state of Ohio have failed
though in campaign after cam
paign the efforts to drive alchohol
from the state have been most de
termined and aggressive. The im
plied nttiude of the Federal Govern
ment in favor prohibition, its con
servation of grain, and similar con
ditions rrsing because of the war
•eruiien erts has undoubtedly
served to aid the bone dry move
me-nt and whatever may be the re
sult to be shown by the official
count it is regarded as but a ques
tion of time when thii state will
join the already impressive array
of dry territories.
Anything In the live ot Job work
at the Industrial Worker Office
Satisfaction assured.
HELP FORECAST
pa
OR THE ALLIES
CHICAGO, 111, Xov. V.—John Bar
ret, director of the Pan-Amt riean
Virion, passing through Chicago or,
"Monday, predicted that if the war
iroes on a year all of the 20 repub
lics of Central and South Amer
ica will be- on the side of the Al
lies and the United States.
“Six,' lie said, “namely Brazil,
the largest South American coun
try it; rrea tnd population; Bclivar,
the tli'rd largest; Panama, the
imellest; Uruguay, Cuba and Costa
Rica have already esentially broken
off relations *vith Germany. Guate
■tia'n, ' Honduras. Nicaragua have
Hr.yti and the Dominican Republic
have assuruod practically the same
attitude. Argentina, politically the
most powerful, is rn the verge of
severing relations, and if she so
! acts ah, will probably carry with
her Chile, Peru and Paraguay. Of
the remaining five countries—
Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia, Sal
vador and Mexico—it can bo sr.if
that they all lean strongly toward
the United States and the Allies.
Public sentiment throughout all
South America, as expressed by the
RULES FOR IRISH PRISONERS
DUBLIN, Ireland, Nov. 7.—An
order has been made by the Privy
Council, authorizing the introduc
tion by the general prisons board
for Ireland cf special rules for the
treatment of prisoners convicted
under the defense of the realm re
gulation®. The rules are under-'
stood to approximate closely to
those governing the treatment of
interned prisoners and the Sinn
Fein prisoners have, therefore, di%
continued their hunger strike.
Now Is The Time
TO BUY YOUR WINTER OUTFIT. LOOK OVER THESE
PRICES BEFORE GOING ELSEWHERE.
Mens No. 17 Meddlecott. per Garment.$2.25
Mens No. 7 Meddlecott, heaviest made, per Garment .. . . 2.50
Mens No. 15 Meddlecott. ■white, per Garment. 2.50
Mens heavy blue Shirts and drawers, per Garment .. .. 2.j0
Gillette Safety Razor Blade Stroppers. 1.00
Gillette Safety Razors. 4.50
Gem or Everready Safety Razors.85c.
Mens and Boys Jersey Sweaters.75c. to 3.50
Mens heavy German sox.« .. .. 100
Heavy Sweaters, all sizes. 1.00
Ladies (an high tops Indian tan Shoes. 7.50
Ladies hose 3 pair for. 1.00
Fur Caps, unplucked Nutria. 3 00
WE HAVE A FULL STOCK OF RUBBERS, ARCTICS,
STOCKINGS, SOCKS AND UNDERWEAR.
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TUESDAY NOV. 6TD,
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HYACINTHS, Each .20c.
Narcissus.3 for 25c.
TULIPS.3 for 25c.
CROCUS.4 for 25c.
ST. JOSEPH LILLIES, Each.25c.
newspapers, is overwhelmingly pro
American and pro-ally, for 95 per
coat of those papers are sincerely
anti-German. If the 20 countries
of Central and South America enter
the war in a practical way, they |
can raise an army of 2,000,000 of]
splendid fighting men and prove of
immeasurable value in solving the
food supply problem.”
DRAFT DRAWING
OF HAWAIIANS
HONOLULU, Hawaii, Nov. 7.—
Citizens of military age in Hawaii,
who registered on July 31 for mili
tary service, are to be drafted at a
a special drawing in the Senate
Chamber of the Capitol Building.
Hawaii is complimented by Brig.
General E. H. Crowder, provost
marshal-general in charge of the
selective draft, for the splendid or
ganization for registration devel
oped by the local registration
board. Honolulu will become the
headquarters for the draft in
Hawaii. The territory will be di
vided into districts corresponding
to the districts of each local regis
tration board.
MUNITION PLANT
REGION MADE “DRY”
CHESTER, Pa. Nov. 7.—Seven
hotels and one bottling establish
ment within a radius of five miles
of the aviation school at E-:sengton,
and in a great munition plant belt
have been put out of business by
the Government for the period of
the war. While the hotels were not
ordered closed, the bars of the
establishments weres hut up, which
means that practically all of them
will be compelled to suspend bus
iness!.
One of the places closed is the
Riverside Hotel in Essington, own
ed by Commodore Charles Walber
of the Riverside Yacht Club. The
order puts the Ealdwin Locomotive
Works, the Wcstinghouse plant and
i number of other factories en
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3U1TS MADE TO ORDER from
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M. PASCOFF.
We are using Moonlight water *ii
the Elite Bath House.
gaged in government work in dry
territory.
No. 24 9.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In Probate Court for Cape Nome
Precinct, District of Alaska,
Second Division.
In the matter of the Estate of
WILLIAM SCHROEDER,
Deceased.
Notice ;s hereby given that the
undersigned has been July ap
pointed administrator of the estate
of Wiliam Schroeder, deceased:
Notice is further given that all per
sons having claims against the
lar ed tojg 5Ikq ‘ willpi Ft klivi
estate of said deceased are required
to present them, with proper vouch
ers, within six months from the
date of this notice, to the under
signed administrator, at his office
at Eagle Hall, in the City of Nome,
Alaska.
Dated: November 8th, 1917.
JAS. J. STOKES.
Administrator of the Estate of
William Schroeder, deceased.
N. 8. 15. 23. 30.
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| Your Winter
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| $1.50
| while they last
1 Lomen Bros.
*
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1
The Dawson Hotel
(Includes THE DAWSON, GREEN TREE and THE LINCOLN)
Finest Rooms In Nome
HOMELIKE AND COMFORTABLE QUARTERS FOR TRANS
IENT OR PERMANENT GUESTS.
BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
BARNEY GIBNEY
Proprietor.
Arctic Bakery
AND
Candy Store
THK HOME OF SWEETS, GOOD BREAD, PASTRY, COOKIES,
LUNCHES. GOOD ICE CREAM.
DROP IN AFTER SHOW OR DANCE.
Sundays and Wednesdays. Fresh Whipped Creainpuils.
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Fresh Fresh
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LEMONS
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PARSNIPS
Hot Spring Vegetables
Also Fresh Strawberries
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RELIABLE TAILOR SHOP.
Under New Management.
Front St., 3 doors west of Alaska
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We are here to please old and
lew patrons. We do the best
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