The Nome daily nugget., 1911-01-23

4 NtN tNttittIi
When Master OF Ceremonies Gilmore
introduced Or r. +. Hin to the house
silence rcignrd. Then distant quacc,
and Doc" arose striking a William
Jennings" attitude Dr Hnl was book
ed for Il true story" and like Or Mus
tard's historical outhurst. the writer
OF this narrative is inclined to believe
that Hnrs yarn remains unwritten.
! Ia the absence Of Gcorgr u. Grigsby.
who was scheduled for the Radiators
annual address William Eddy read a
poem. which was rendered him by Sam
TagGart. Bm McManus claimed To- he
the author Of the verse. before it was
read. hut when Eddy had finished the
sketch Mac" Stoutly maintained that
he had nothing {" do with il There's
a reason.
Radiance" ia poetry. as offered by
y II. castle. was exceptionally clever
In some twenty verses Of rhyme Mr.
Castle told Of thu numerous virtues Of
the Radiator club And il was all If
mis- own pen
Judge {. u Murane spoke on Eel
lowship" and his brief talk will un-
doubtedly he long remembered There
is difference between good fellow and
fellowship and no one could have ex-
planned the barrier in 4 more effective
manner. than lid Judge Murano
Again the Nome quintette. but this
tim" with medley that brought down
the house
Tom Gafney was billed t. talk on
our club" but as he was unable 10
attend the AFFAIR. this number was
passed up
IN" For, Davis string orchestra was
Irresponsible for some Of the finest in
lstrum"ntal music Of tho evening and
they We're recalled time ana again.
Manager HARLEY Of the string orches-
ira busted himself during the entire
l"veniug In q clve-r female lmpersona
ton stunt
Dressed like Broadway Mol"
Hartley had Il dozen or more Of per
sisting admirers who believed that the
clever ON" was really skirt " And
when they found out that they hal
been chasing a maxwell what they
said isn't iii To- print.
| As Mayor -. u Cochran was in an
unable to he present for the testivitice.
Judge c. J. Lomen spoke on the sub
jcct OF Friendship"
The speech was interesting and as
Judge Lomen possesses a ready supply
81 wit, there was not a dry" moment
during his interesting VERSION or friend
ship
Then m" audience MAS carried bodily
/ from the banquet table in the .saglr
Hall, Nam,. Alaska. to Now Mrxic1.
IN" land of sunshine Il was per-
Sonatly conducted tour. headed by
judge h. 5. Rodey who told Of what
the population or the territory was -
ing in an effort to secure statehood
judge Rodey's speech VAS clever ant
well-drliNer.d
tn" Bruner club then rendered a 49,
lightful song which eaptiyatrd the larp..
laudience. Tn" many voices blended
Well ana IN" Bruuyr club mas -st,a
lished itself tn The, hearts IF an r.
diators
Next cam" nno "t thu features of tn
evening S!id-s upon which tnen,s.
i've members ~ the Radiator club
were depicted in characteristic pose.
wrrr thrown on large white >cre,.l.
affordlng no little amusement For in
formation concerning the character
istic poses" women viii please apply L.
their better halls
The slides were followed by moy-
/ ing pictures. humorous and othcrNi~.
At II As. Judge E.lwood Bruurr
arcs, trnm his seat and delivered tn,
Iclosins address His remarks wer, i'm
Ipromptu and his humur was inspiring
Sharp al midnight the Nome urchestr,
struck az Aud Lang Syne" AMI Ii,
multitude assembled 10 advance gond
Fellowship caught up rlr air ana tie
old favoTite song MAS acnaa from n