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(3hd Town Topics
The committee in charge of the
indoor picnic to be given by the Wo
men of Mooseheart at Eagle Hall
next Saturday are as busy as the
proverbial bee. The Ladies who are
making the arrangements for the en
tertainment are very reticent regard
ing the stunts which will be pulled
off, but declare that it will be the most
novel entertainment ever given in
Nome ,and that everyone whOvfails
to attend will miss the time of his
or her life . Refreshments will be
served and luncheon may be obtained
for a small additional cost.
AT PIONEER IGLOO
BEDS 59cents per night. Secure
your House Keeping Rooms for the
Winter. A few left. Also use of read
ing room for guests.
MRS MONOHAM
August Olson, Jean Daughtery, J.
McNally and John Campbell after so
journing for quite a spell in our city,
returned to Dime creek last Thurs
day. A1 Winkler and Gus Viera with
their fast dog teams furnished the
means of locomotion.
Moonlight Picnic, Eagle Hall ,Sat
urday 19th. Be sure and come. Adm
$1.00, Ladies free.
Bill Kenny from Cape Nome ar
rived in town on business recently.
Mr Kenny stated that the weather
had been extremely stormy down the '
coast during the early part of this
week, travel to the eastward of the '
Cape being entirely out of the ques
tion. 1
Fred Barnofsky left for Hastings i
creek where he intends to get every- 1
thing in shape for his nexts uinmer <
mining operations. i
ANNOUNCEMENT
Attorney Fred Harrison from j
Marshall has moved his offices to
Nome may be found in Rooms 9 and
10 Wild Goose Building.
Telephone Main 113.
installation of officers of the Nome j
Moose Lodge was held last Monday i
evening. The following were induct- ,
ed as officers for the ensuing term: f
Bast Dictator, Chas Sand ford; Die- f
tator, Robert James; Vice Dictator, (
Fred W. Peterson; Prelate. Thomas |
Owen; Secretary. Chas Thomas; i
Treasurer, Chas Mason; Sgt at Arms. (
Harold Neilson; Inner Guard, Leo
Meyer; Outer Guard, Clarence Riggs,
Trustee, Chas Sandford. The lady
Moose treated the lodge members at
the close of the installation to an ,
array of delectable delicacies, an en- t
joyable dance which lasted until the j
early hours of next morning wind.i )
up the entertainment. (
A large numbtr of pleasure seekers ;
attended the Miners Home Club card ;
party last Thursday evening. Some f
of the paticipants in the whist games
were so evenly matched that draw- t
ings had to be revolted to to deter- i
mine the winners. Tin tollowing won i
the handsome prizes oor.ated by the
club. Ladies, 1st, Mrs B 'iho^son; 2nd (
Mrs James Ross; 3rd. Mrs Davies.
Gentlemen;-1st, James McHugh; 2nd
Andy Bower . ;!rd. Thomas P'lm t
A social danee will no he'd this 1
evening. Refreshments will be serv- t
ed and the usual good time is prom- i
ised. • (
Gala event of Winter, Lady Moose 1
indoor Picnic, April 19th. .Acini $1.00 r
Ladies free. (
The Petit. Jury convened in the Dis
trict Court last Monday and was dis- t
missed with instructions to meet c
again on July 7th. Nome must he (
getting either a very virtuous or a (
dead town as there were no cases to
try. Out of a venire of twenty four £
jurors only sixteen appeared. Sever- f
1 had been excused by the Court i
while the others are living out of (
town. c
The first three outside mails dis
patched from Nome after the quar
antine was lifted, which includes the
mail forwarded on Feb 13th, 17th
and 21st did not reach Seattle until
Thursday according to a statement
made liy Postmaster Walsh. No con
tracts for the regular water transpor
tation of the Alaska malls has been
made by the government this year
which accounts for, the delay. The
steamship Co handles the first class
mail as express mutter while second
class mail Is carried as freight at
the pleasure of the Transportation
Co.
Subscribe <or \i« Worker.
Andy Olson left for Old Hamilton
)n the Yukon where he will join his
partner, A Holmgren who has been
living there since the close of the
fishing season.
Mr Olson stated that he and Mr
Holmgren expect to engage in fishing
again as soon as the season opens
and that he will not return to Nome
until next fall.
There'll be a hot time in town Sat
urday the 10th at the Lady Moose In
floor Picnic. Adm $1.00 Ladies Free.
Fred Mebes and Sam Fernengel
who are operating on the subma
rine have finished hoisting the pay
which they had blocked out and have
closed down for this season. Only a
few men are employed at present
pulling timbers.
. . Don’t fail to attend the Lady Moose
Indoor Picnic, Saturday 10th, Adm
<1.00 Ladies Free.
TELEGRAPHIC
NEWS
TO CAPTURE SLACKERS
TACOMA, April 5—A large detail
>f soldiers has left Camp Lewis for
Montana to assist the Federal offi
aals 'n roiyuling up draft evaders
Hundreds^of them have been re
>orted by Ae Draft Board Officials
if Washington. Oregon and Montana
o have evaded the draft and have
leen traced to Montana where they
.re living in out of the way mining
nd logging camps.
It is the purpose of this detail to '
ound up everyone of the slackers 1
nd to bring them back to Camp '
,ewis for trial and punishment.
T DID IT
PARIS, April 5—Dr Grayson, per
onal physician to President Wilson
eclared in a signed statement issued
y him today, that the President nar
owly escaped a serious attack of in
uenza, but apparently escaped by !
oing to lied at once and obeying Dr
Irayson’s directions. It has been
ound advisable to keep President
Vilson confined to his bed to avoid
he danger of a relapse.
SOLDIERS ARRESTED
Tacoma, Apr.?!.' 5— Eighteen sol
ders and sailors were arrested by
he local police today for selling tags
n defiance of the Cty Council, which
lave been issued by the local Sol
iers a::d Workmen’s Council for the
urpose of rah tig funds to establish
n eir.ploymer ’ bureau for sol l tin
nd sailors who have been discharged
rom the service.
Legal council has been provided
or the"men under arrest and much
ndignation is felt in the ranks of the
workers for this unwarranted action.
EXTRA L POWERS OUTCLASSED
WASHINGTON. April 5—A state
nent made by Chef of Staff. General
larch indicates the helpless conjli
ion Germany and Austria are con
ronted with after the application of
leneral Foch's armistice rules.
According to General March’s reve
itions the Allied military forces now
each the enormous total of 13,363,
00 men agianst 1,125,000 still un
or arms in Germany and Austria.
Twenty five per cent of the Allied
roops have been demobilized up to
ate, whle 65 per cent of the troops
f Germany and Austria have been
ismissed from military service.
A new outbreak of histilities is
ccording to General March out of the
uestion a» such an act of sheer mad
less would be easily crushed by the
iverwhelming forces at the disposal :
if the Allies.
NO USE FOR SOVIETS
HAMBURG, April 7—Reports re
vived here frpm Munich state that
he Bavarian Social Democrats at
heir Natonal Convention voted 4 2
:o 8 against changing the present
locialist form of government in Ba
iaria Into a Soviet government.
This action taken by such an over
vhelmng majority indicates that the
Bolshevik radicals are losing favor
unong the Bavarian workers.
OVERTHROW BOLSHEVIKS
LONDON, April 7—Dispatches re
vived here by way of Berlin state
that the Hungarian Soviet govern
ment in Budapest has ben overthrown
by them oderates.
Bela Kun, Hungarian Foreign Min
ister is reported to have been killed.
Details of the reported upheaval
are lacking.
BASEL April 7—A counter rev
olution is reported to have broken
out in Budapest according to dis
patches received from Vienna today.
The Bolsheviks are reported to
Uave been defeated. It is said that
Bela Kun, Hungarian Foreign Min
ister has been assassinated. It
PRESIDENT BETTER
PARIS, April 7—XJ? Grayson,
President Wilson’s personal physi-<
dan stated today that the President
remained in bed Sunday but his
lealth was much improred.
FILIPPINOS TO BE IXDEPENDENT*
WASHINGTON, April 7—It Is de
ilared practically certain that Pfes
dent Wilson will recommend to Con
tress that complete independence bd
granted to the Filippinos.
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