WASHINGTON. D. (\. Sept. 12.—
■Noiseless, unfailing, powerful, corn
pa< i and speedy, the great new en
gine for aircraft, known at the
Liberty motor, passed the gruelling
t -:;t. of the war experts with flying
colors. Military experts admit that
the trial of the engine surpassed
anything that they had deemed
possible and British and French
airmen who saw these tests acknow
ledged that they never saw any
tiling so wonderful.
The final war tests were given
the motor today after almost a
month ol' severe trials under abso
; lately every disadvantageous state
I of ai^ for dying and for motor
\ trouble.
i It is upon this engine that Amer
ioa relies to establish and to main
tain its air supremacy, excelling
' as it does in equipment, engine
' power. speed, service and ability
with minimum weight ail other
motors. It is standardized and can |
be built in shorter time and more |
easily than the pres nt type of i
engine.
SAX DIEGO, Sept. 12.—Two stu
dent aviators met in collision in
raid r.ir today and dropped to the
: earth from a height of six thou
; sand feet. Both were instantly
I killed.
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Following the precedent ot pre- j ]
vious accidents to aviation students, 1 3
the Department is witholding the 1 jj
names and the details of the re- j
grettable occurrence. 1 5
Reasonable prices, and first class b
workmanship at the Nome Tailoring
( onipany.
l iir garments made and repaired
at tlie Nome Tailoring Company.
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WASUI.VGT* N'. D. C.. Sept. 12 —
The art 01 Congress v.nirit j>!-i»
f.-rih'-s tratllmr ■ 1 ir»■ 11with Mr
enemy lms 1'. ■ a passe,1 by h.jtli
housi - and ia now up to tin Presi
dent lor signature.
WASHINGTON'. D. Sept. 12.—
No intimation is given out as to
the possible ifticn of Argentina in
relation to tIn artiviti s oi
r: \m oi nn: !• p-.
Hast evening the radio a ; :ion
again got in tour!! with tit ' \ ;*•
toria. The old reliable is bitching
the setts in fast shape and was 142
mills east of Unimak Pass rt eight
o'eloi k Iasi nirlit.
A. tin . am-, time Mi Cm: a ill.
imported lift' positH.n ns 200 mi let
'tortit east of the pass.
Swedish officials in favor of (or-,
iu.n.y. lixehanciof notes may !.•< •
i. i tlutt will interrui't their ami- j
cable relations. It is expcrtecl that !
i in Central Powers will now suiter
! a trier embargo from the Awn-1
; iilia in tlit* matter of food stuffs.
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1 :.t ixI )•• (X, Sept. 12.- - The nsua i
M. I’A SCOFF.
! Allies & MINTS TA11.015.
Vour Clothes Cleaned, Pressed and
Repaired.
•-CITS MADK TO OliDFli from
select fabrics and trimmings,
il l. WORK (it AltANTFKI).
cor. Fane's Way and Front Street.
Miiino. outfits dredse supplies,
I Fra,lit** " re, -i ware, stove-:,
i !o atei's and 1 •u,:.es at UOl.lS.
The Big Store With Link- Trines
ANNOUNCEMENT
OWING TO TIIE APP11KC TATI.OX SHOWN BY OL'U i’A
TKONS AMI THE ITHI.H Ol MIME
Of The Bargains Offered
WE HAVE DEGSDED TO
CONTINUE
The Big
Dissolution Sale
Until! The Close Of Navigation
n, ■ —rs — —jnoM
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Referring to the previous advertisement in this paper we
. beg to call to your attention to the IX'ONOMIC features sub
mitted.
Our voluntary sacrifice of our profit, is due to the fact that
we are willing to do all we can to tide over these unnatural
and un-heard-of conditions.
We are earnestly striving to ass'st to the utm.-st of our
l power.
WE ASK THE PUBLIC AND
PATRONS TO RELY ON US.
We should shortly be able to announce our fall outfitting
prices and considering the ex-cellent service rendered since our
establishment in Nome you should not have any doubt in your
mind as to where place your confidence and your orders.
Polet’s Stores
ivitie
■!:!!' ■!
B rlin adViees a* to
th ■ Uiga from or. - •
if in believed that wit
s on
sent trouble r: It'.tssi:
mined German will
but will atle-nm mgoti
the victorious taction us
of its trouble.
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t atlviim e,
tions with
a way out
WASHINGTON’. 1).
Nothing official is y:v
the i. W. \V. activities
• • i y 12
out as to
is a res,ill
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of 111. raids . imp ■ made liv I
the a over uni a1 ut-a All sorts I
of reports . iv i:i the air. bat they
traily lark ■ n ir nalion. i
Th'- federal grand jury at I
cago is still pursuing its inv.s iva-] j
i ions. ' i
I'or III'' be-t .■>()<•. Dinner in Xome
go to tbo Hoard of Trade Lunch
< ounter.
LOXI OX. S. j.t. 1:
i-OMlinollr lull on t i ■' !
TIkt.' is no truth i■
hints tluit tin lul is <
!-*I (li<M« 'll? ’ ■■ f IltiUlitiol!
ooni'tiiiors
Tltero ;s a |
aii rs front 1
i if. rni in
t o a a in-|
Via- tin :• |
tii- tj:11 ;
iim on ilio i 1 rs front, tli low |
,b:i,lat- HJ-'iio fotm- by null-!
: r.* b. i:.-. • M!>!y imiassaat
many points < m-rottr.! if tl. ■ !■■•
* a * m I All v,;:i li r.
WASHINGTON. S , 12. -
Work on the rov.-nuc bill is being
i proceeded with by tin Hom eorn
i mittoe.
RELIABLE TAILOR SHOP.
Front St. St doors west of A tasks
Bank.
We do tie beat
CLEANING
PRESSING
ALTERING A
REPAIRING
Ladies hnd Gentlemens Clothe®
FOR SALE ( HEAP
Two I II. P. Boilers.
One 12 II. P. Boiler,
j One 1(! II. P. Boiler.
Two « II. P. Boiler.
DARLING & DEAN CO.
Fxtensiw . in rndmcnts are plan
ned.
it. is from the present outlook
very doubtful whether the special
session will terminate on the end
of til" month as expressly desired
by President Wilson.
IIIll KI'TION.
On Tuesday evening, Sept. IS,
a reception will lie giv n for Mr
and Airs. A. 1). Pote.-t and Mrs.
It;: .vel at the Ked.-rai- •! Church
.Air. and Airs. Pot- ■ t and Airs
1!;- v, 1 leaving on tin Victoria
to make tli ir home in llm States.
Sveryone : re cordially Invited.
Subscribe now lot- the Worker
and keep Postetl.
Anything In the live or Job work
at the Industrial Worker Oftice.
Satisfaction assured.
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P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO.
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Last Boat brought us full stock jj
of WINTER GOODS |
ileavj all wool lndPIAVfar. iIa- m ;< .:«<■::( ol' tio.-ic; y. II
i'-1 s 'il mu I Overshirts. t'ravui and r<
I i.ll line of Cloves ami JI.;s*n . Wiut i l :ps ami Winter
Clothing'. \« \v shipment Mil nsing I i. Ion.oar. Another vi.;
nient Victor ilecords.
comi: .\.\i) ski: is, \vi: mist si.i.l thh c ions. !
Thorulf Lehmann
nothing but the best.
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