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JUDGE BURK HEADS ATTACK
UN MAYDR FOR STATEMENTS
SEATTLE, Nov. 15.—As Mayor
Gill says, a man is not supposed to
express an opinion unless first ap
proved by the greater interests in
this city. It is stated that a recall
has been launched against the
mayor.
Twenty-five prominent citizens all
closely allied with the big monied
interests of the state, and presided
over by the lagal adviser of the
Great Northern railroad, Judge
Thomas Burke held a meeting
whereat resolutions were passed, ex
pressing sympathy with Everett mill
men and the sheriff and his gang,
and denouncing Mayor Gill’s utter
ance on the Everett battle and the
failure of the police to prevent the
embarking of the members of the
Industrial Workers who had been
deported from Everett.
Apparently Hi Gill is losing no
sleep over the effort made to rid
the town of the mayor.
EVERETT, Nov. 15.—Thirty-three
additional members of the I. W. W.
have been arrested and charged with
murder.
This makes eighty-three in all
who are supposed to have taken
part in the battle when the sheriff’s
posse swept their ranks on the Ve
rona with a machine gun. They are
charged with responsibility for all
killed.
A big legal fight is figured out foi
the future.
SLAVS STILL PURSUE THEIR
HEAVY OFFENSIVE IN EAST
BERLIN, Nov. 15.—The Slavs
are on a vigorous offensive south
east of Lemberg which position they
are sparing no pains to capture.
They were however strongly repul
sed in all their attacks today.
PETROGRAD, Nov. 15.—The
NOTICE OF OPEN MEETING
The Nome-Seward Peninsula
Chamber of Commerce invites the
public to attend on open meeting
at the Pioneer Hall on Thursday,
Evening the 16th inst. at 8.30 P.
M.. The object of the meeting is to
obtain an expression of opinion from
the entire community as to the most
urgent needs of this section, and
the means that should be employed
to obtain the same through the Al
aska Legislature and Congress.
Ladies are invited.
A POLET, President.
fighting in the east continues viol- '
ent with the offensive confined prac
tically entirely to the Russians.
Small gains are repor.ted from Ga
licia where the attack on Lemberg
still continues. 1
PETROGRAD, Nov. 15.—The fight
ing in Minsk province is becoming
more violent, gains being reported
by General Russky who has charge
of these operations.
LONDON, Nov. 15.—Petrograd re
GEORGE JUNIOR DIES.
NEW YORK, November 14.—
Henry George Junior, son of the
great single taxer and himself the
supporter and head of several single
tax societies, died here today. He
had formerly been a member of Con
gress anrf was a democrat.
The Nonpareil
The Big Store With Little Prices
Our Winter Stock Of
/Mens M unsing 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 $ 6.00 SUIT
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. H
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 PRICE8v THE FOLLOWING
VARIETIES:
, Kings Winesaps Belleflower
Arkansas Black Spitzenbergs
Jonathans Delaware Reds
Delicious Y. N. Pippins Banana
and Snow
WE ROAST COFFEE DAILY
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Polefs Stores
I Tel. Main 104. . TeL Mala 0&
>orts that Russia protests againsl
he establishment of Poland as an
ndependent kingdom. This is a
resh violation of international con
tention, as Poland is still an inte
gral part of Russia.
As anticipated the action of the
jermans and Austrians in proclaim
ing the independence of Poland has
set the teeth of the Russians on
edge and their hostility to the Teu
tons is now more bitter than ever.
It is seen that Germany has at
last seen the futility of making or
trying to make a separate peace
with Russia.
CAPTAIN TO BE TRIED
BY BRAND COURT MARTIAL
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 14.—
Although there was much hope
imong his friends that Captain
Beach, commander of the Cruiser
Memphis, would not have to face a
:rial by court martial, those hopes
were dissipated today in the an
nouncement made by Secretary
Daniels that the ship commander
A SON AND HKIR.
Sergeant Wardell, formerly ot
Nome Radio and telegraph station
nnd now stationed at Sitka an
nounced yesterday the birth of a
ten pound son and heir,
would have to be tried by Court
Martial lor the wreck of his vessel.
The Memphis was wrecked on the
coast of San Domingo in broad day
light, and it was claimed the war
ship was the victim of a tidal wave.
Secretary Daniels of the Navy
Department says definitely that a
court martial of Captain Beach has
been recommended.
WEDDING BELLS.
Last evening in the Federated
Church, Rev. Dr. Parsons officiating
John Andree was united in wedlock
with Miss Emma Helena Cummings,
both of Nome.
Dream Theater
to-night
NEW PICTURES
“THE TARDY CANNON BALL”
TWO PARTS
“BILLYS RIVAL”
GEO. ADE FABLE
“THE GOOD PEOPLE”
SGREAM COMEDY
Adm. 25 c.
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A FEW BARGAINS
$3.50
$3.50
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 .
MENS SUITS, OUR OW N MAKE. TWO PRICES
$14.50 AND $19.50
Come and see us, Make this your stopping place when in town.
Th|E SURPRISE STORE
At the old Stand since 1905
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GAN YOU BEAT ITP
ANY GAP IN OUR STORE.
$1.50
To take the frost out of nipped
ears===rub snow on.
To keep it out, put on a
GORDON CAP
Geo. E. Lomen & Co.
THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES.
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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.
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.
Our
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 busiuess has
been built by satisfactory service to our patrons.
P A. PETERSON SHOE CO.