GRAND JURY MAKES ITS
FINAL REPORT YESTERDAY
Yesterday forenoon the Grand
Jury turned in its final report, A.
Yv’. Coady being foreman, and the
jurors were excused by Judge*
Tucker, who made on the occasion
an address wherein ho doeared that
he would draw the attention ol' his
successor to the various recommen
dations. His Honor then dwelt
upon the value of honest judges
and Grand Ju~ie>- and opined tiiat
the liberties of the people would be
suitably protected as long as such
there were.
In part the report of the Grand
Jury was as follows:
To the Honorable J. U. Tucker,
Judge, 1T. S. Dictrict Court, Se
LOCAL ITEMS.
Cites O. Strand who has been en
gaged in the fishing business dur
ing the summer will leave on the
Umatilla to handle the shipment ot
fish he is making on this boat. He
has about 300 barrels of herring
and fifteen or sixteen barrels ot
salmon bellies. He could have
put up a lot more salmon but he
met with an accident when en route
to Pot t Clarence and had to return,
the season being then so advanced
he went to Golovin Bay to attend
to herring running. The silver
sides began running just when the
herring wen running at tlieir best
and he had to direct till attention
to the latter. The southerly wind
is expected to increase the herring
run and his partners are still busy
catching and putting them up. He
has completed arrangements for
the Victoria tc call at Golovin and
take, on the final salting which his
partners will have ready at that
time. •’viT?
cor.cl Div.’sini.
We the Grand Jury imp.;:inclled
September 24. 1317 have completed
the investigation o’ all matt' rs
present! .1 to us by ti. ■ Assistant
District Attorney and others amt
have returned ten true bit's and
one not a true bill.This
work necessitated the examination
ot' 4.7 witnesses by tiiis jury.
The committee of the whole de
sires to ret omiaei d 11 ip.v city rllici
als strictly entorce the curlew ordi
nance as they consider it very irn
portant and necessary for the best
interests of the children o! this
community—both white and native
—and safeguarding their health
and morality—that such < hildren
bo kept off the streets after nine
o'clock at night, particularly now
that the dark nights are her.
The Grand Jury as a whom upon
the complaint of certain citizens
have made a g moral investigation
of several alleged cases of immoral
ity and loose relations upon the
part of Eskimo girls and whites and
regret that while there appear to
luivi been some improper practices
in tiiis regard in this community,
ItiJMAItl.K TAILOR SHOP.
Front ht. 8 doors west ot Alaska
Bank.
We do the best
CLEANING
PRESSING
ALTERING A
repairing
Tadles and Gentlemen* Clothe*,
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Vim'll get it right in the Worker
I GET THE NEWS RIGHT. REA-’
THE worker
The Nonpareil
The Big Store With Little Prices
ANNOUNCEMENT
OWING TO THE APPRECIATION SHOWN BY Ol’U PA
TRONS AND THE PUBLIC OF NOME
Of The Bargains Offered
WE HAVE DECIDED TO
CONTINUE
The Big
Until! The Close Of Navigation
j WE TELL OUR CUSTOMERS
| THE TRUTH.
As far as we know the truth.
If candor and straight-forwardness is going to deprive us,
of an individual sale we may safcdy conclude that the sale better
be sacrificed than that the charcter of our store be placed in
jeopardy.
There is but one basis upon which the relations between
the merchant and customer may be safely placed and that is
upon the foundation of confidence.
One lie may not destroy that foundation but it develops a
fracture that require many more lies to conceal that the struc
ture is bound to disintegrate.
We must pay a certain market price for our goods and
we must sell same at a little more than what we pay for them
to be able to maintain our structure effiiciently and to pre
serve satue in order to aid in the present and future develop
ment of our community.
Polet’s Stores
owing to the reluctance of witnesses.
to testify to the truth, it has been I
very liaril to apprehend any
white men who have been delin
quent in the matter. The Grand
Jury wishes to strongly condemn
the giving of money by white men
to young Kskimo girls who arc ;
tempted to wrong doing to secure.'
money to indulge their desire to
frequent moving picture shows and
other luxuries and calls upon the
decent citizens of the community
to furnish information of improper
practices in this regard to the pro
per authorities for suitable action
in the premises and also ask tin
city police to watch the young one
of this community to keep them
from wrong doing aiul from fre-'
quenting improper places.
The Grand Jury report concludes
with commendation of Thomas
Gaffney and Neuhaus, tlie Assistant
District Attorney and Judge Tucker,
thanking the Court for its consid
eration and testifying to its eth-!
dent administration of equal justice
without fear and favor in this com
munity.
WINDING UP BUT
SLOW ABOUT IT
I
WASHINGTON. T>. C.. Oct. —
Congress is rapidly getting through
j its work and now the way is clear
j lor a general finale to the special
I session. No mor« urgent bills re-1
j main to he legislated through and!
all the difficult nn-asures are j
j passed.
The Congress wil no* last through i
he week unless the unforseen hap
aens. Further mere it Is stated
hat rapid end of the session ap- i
iiointments will he handed in to fill
jflicial vacancies tomorrow or tbe
lay after.
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wear and clothing of ail kinds at
prices lower than the matin
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time.
The BARGAINS are here
The CHANCE is YOURS
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