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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18
THE FOLLY

Harry Il Carey made IA pronounced
hit at the Folly theater yesterday by
his work iu the five rrcl feature pro.
ducuun Just jim" the story " nm
pN.cuuyict His facial expression N
lie uses no makeup The
same massive picture which Is ser.
muu Ia action will be- given again to,
day together with several other ster
ling pictures and two acts Of NGude
Vile "A Iulr NJ Twenty Stories a
wonderfully constructed film IN which
the player, executed daring antilles ou
the top ~ building 2OU feet high,
win hp Thursdays feature.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18
At the Theatres;
THE AUDITORIUM

Rainy weather never keeps the Al
dlturum empty as hundreds ~ the
regular dance and movie patrons pre-
fer tu take short walk from the ter
mnU station 10 the Auditorium rath
rr than miss their evenings entertain.
ment The movie program Tor tonight
I> The Lost Chord" and who Said
She Was Lost"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18
Cotton


NEW ORLEANS Aug rs While
there was selling W cotton on the open
Ing call today and October went point
under yesterdays Hiuse reports today
were disturbing and the trade feared crop
damage The market Strengthened after
the rull aud half uu hour after the uprn
ms stood ut net advance " four 10
s'N points
Iuenslness over the Texas situation iu
creased and o. small buying movement De
clupcl which uut prices hy noon tu net
advance NJ ~ to II points
In the afternoon the market barely
moved aud ut 80 prices Wprr N points
up net
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18

LIVERPOOL Aua IL ,sodng cot
ton. spot rnsIer Good m'ddung $3.50
mlddIIug a1i low midIUng 4gg. -ulrs
1000" f.r speculation unl export @O
EcrGpt 1900 Futures. guirt ana stead,
Aug 5abgd avg Sept 53GGd. Sept
u.' 33Ji oct Nov 5i1'sd. Nov Dee
$50 dec Jan 5Nigd; Jan Feb 66sl,d.
Feb Mar 56-l4d Mar Apr aG8Nd. Apr
Nly I0l May June h13d June July
iHh 1uN Aug o 1gi, Aug sept 5s.d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18
COLCORD GARDEN

Pictures change at the COlcorl Gar.
den every night In the year Six reels
ot pictures and the Favorite S"ytette
are strong drawing cards 1T this favor.
Ile open nIr amusement empurLum
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18

CHICAGO, Aug is Hogs rorcipt. ia
mO irregular. bulk 50 ,hGf0 20. Urbf
10000 rs, mixed s01On1d6 heavy 81 90
1850 rough S5p5Q0Oi; pigs 81 pOFf7 pn
Cattle receipts 1900. pnsy native beef
cattle Mlnml0 n; western steers 81 TOli
~ COWS and helferss 81 lOdg. rnlrcs
SpNllI5.
sheep receipts 1900 firm. sheen 81 90
U0 lambs S02AG1SO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18

KANSAS cry, Aug rs Hog receipts
5000 steady 10 weak Dulk 81 75d1 NJ
hcnyy sG6odI 10. light tlu135, pigs 900
WTli
Cattle receipts 1000 steady primr fpI
steers 81 Odl0 dressed beef steers $50
81 40 southern steers SddSdO. COWS y5O
al helfers ~ 1bQ0 70 stockers SGg5
asa
Sheep receipts dOiOO higher lnmh. IS
dSlO yesrllngs ~ 25a1 wrther, S6uG IS /.
ewes N 6Om0N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18

NEW ORLEANS Aug rs Spot cot.
ton firm, unchanged S0lry yu the spot
900 hnlrs Co arrive. iN Good ordinary
$50. strict good ordinary. TN. low
mldllinE SIS, strict low m,dduug S63,
middllug 0oO, STRUT mll0lmS OBS good
mlddling p51 s,rlrt goul middlug. gQl
Receipts lWS, stock, l3iTNN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18
5I]ALRlZLET U L}[ElPOR}77g

lAs so
T4O .. 500
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Produce


CHICAGO. Aug lN HITTER tn
changed
EGGS Receipts yiN cases. unchanged
POTATOES Receipts ~ curs. un.
changed
POULTRY Alive higher; fowls. IL.
sprlugs lbLc
New YORK Coffee
NEW YORK. Aug lSH'urTEE Rio
g. Co. Futures steady sept, - 10 Dec .
$3.50
81 Lonl- Produce
ST Louis. Aug 4, pOJI1RA. mo-.
changed. except ducks. iOdi.r
W'rTEW ughaugrd
EHGS isc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18

NEW YORK, Aus n Spot cotton,
quiet mlddlug uplonds Sn1i. nlcs 100
bales The favorable reading NJ the
weekly weather report ,u condition lu
WHu eastern and rrutrai holt SECTIONS
che Nod ihr buying movement during 'hc
early afternoon but Jailed Co promote
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18
LOCAL MOVIE MEN ENTERTAIN
Delegates 10 Labor Convention Are Ae
corded Compliment NJ Lyric

Labor hosts through the courtesy
of loCal theatcr owners were enter
nlned with seycn.uct vaudeville pro
gram at the Lyric Tuesday night The
nix show began Ot 03O The program
consisted NJ four Lyric vaudeville acts
two Folly acts aud one act from the
Empress Lyric patrons attending m,
late show Tuesday night were ALSO In
Nolvcd iu the blg JOY fest EllQt A.
tom. IN his usual happy manner lu.
trnduced each act
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18

NEW YORK, Aug n INn cotton seed
oil market closed easy Spot s. gnmGu ~.
Ang % 3Udi o. Sept 81 t.d5l3 O,f
a5Gd5I.. No, s. 55m 20. pse. S. 5Ga
3 is jan G1N50s Eel -2d37s NrH
5 Fu5N1 Total sales. l'luU bbIs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18
State Visitors
Al IIucl,ins


T. ID. Mitchell, Gushing; j. Edgar
Pew, Tulsa q. II Kerr. Gushing. q.
+. williamson Tulsa, Catherine Du
Wis Mlnco; Or r. h. llilstuger We
lrctka J H. Caleb Tulsa H. 4. Her
riff Apache; r. T. Amos aud wife. VI.
niHG Mrs S. J. Burns, NiuitH. Wlni.
fred Brazil, Wilhurtuu; Il. u Smtz
MrAlrstrr, Tom DrRrulps, Enid; r.
X Johnson puuls Valley NJ S. Me
Cormirk ~ Reno, Frank Mllurlry.
NrvkIrk r. GlIps. Norman. T. S.
Martin nSulrr, " a. Eckhardt Wei;
Muhlr Linda, nuNut. Pearl Moss
blanchard. T. j Mitchell and wife
Wlmrvuuds y j. GHffclh aud wife.
Wcathortord Raudle pprdue Stllwu.
ter. n II Shuv. Tulsa, W. II Tnp.
petit Gushing, s. B Lomu aud wife
nuwrrht, n T. Elllugrr Noble.
AZ kingkadc
Frank p Harris and wife. Enid "
o. Woolmu NulunW s. h. Williams
Purcell. hm clover Tuukuwa u. r.
lee. SupuIm y NJ Arusfield Corlell +.
G. /. Merrill Cordeu, u q Augel
Chlcknsm. 4 g. duncan. Guthrie
r. T. lmvlry llomrtrudi w. B
Cochran aud wife ruus Valley - e..
IS. johnson ruuls Valley. joe clark.
Hobart,
At Skirm
T.. q. Huuspr. Gushing. Mrs n n Gu
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NOTICE TO CITY PATRONS.

ID The Times II determined to {
10 give Its patrons the best pos.l {
ID bic service. In order % do this {
u lt s, necessary thH, Hr know {
; promptly when the cnrlrr miss
ID rs you When you hn,r com
d plaint call p Is X aG aud ask ,
D FOR circulation department and (
d when The Times meets YOUR
- approval tell your npighhors
0 THE TINES.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18
Financial


NEW YuRK. Aug Activity was
resumed IN today, carly trading. early
gains ranging from one to over four
points ln specialize, Conspicuous feat
urrs included American Steel Foundrlcs
Railway Steel Springs the Humely and
Ants Chalmers issu,s and Colorado Fuel
Advances NJ one 90 two points we're
scored by Crudhl. Steel American Can
and frW other .HunlN active issues
United Sutrs Stv. snln wus In demand
ui frncilon over ,.sterdayS high quo.
iuilnn Railways we're neglected the
only feature m chat Ilyi'ion being Rock
Island which rose over n point
The HAT sold IN sharply soon after mid
day Reading rrUrHg two pniuts under
yesterdays close ud Canadian Pacific
and Steel point uo.h Numerous spe
entities fcll tn " POINTS but hardened
again later
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18

NEW ORLEANS. Aug rs The cotton
market closed stpudy t o. net advance
~ ittiiT unlUts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18

NEN ORLEANS, aug rs The cotton
market opened steady Ort pua Dee PB
Jan $50 March O1a NAV 0W
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Kan.a. CltN Produee

kANNAS CIIN AUV IH"Nuttrf prVs
and poultry unchanged New potatoes
SOuthcrus steady l1..
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Livestock
Tnri Mnrth LI,r.tnrk

Fort worth Li,rstork
FONT WORTH. Aug ~ CATTLE -
Receipts. 1000 slow Reeves S. JuuI ~
HOES Receipts. GSO Pc down light.
81 SiM1 m. Heavy. s. 5OHT -
SHEEP Receipts, 100 steady. Lambs
S. OOstsOO
81 Louis Livestock
Sr LOrls, Aug ~ Hog receipts T..
uUD. lower. plgs aud lights a. 25ttT Is
MIXED and butchers s. NU ~, good
heavy 81 75d72O
Cattle receipts 1000. lower Native
beef steers 81 5OdiOi rs. yearllng steers
and belfers fS6OdlO COWS S01s stock
rrs and feeders Nds2 20 TeIas and In
dian steers s. 525asG cows and helf
prs $3.50. native calves S0Qii
sheep receipts 1000. steady Lambs
S715uN2J. sheep and ewes s. jOdB7J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18
Grain and
Provisions
Kansas City C.,h or.,n

KANSAS CITY, Aug rs WHEAT -
No hard, nlpdi ~ No. 2 red, 81 Isd
white, 15c; No g. Ttc
oAIS.No white, i5d lOc; No 2
MIXED, iOdtac
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18
ChIcann drain

CHICAGO, Aug Is Wheat made fresh
advances In price today as q result NJ
continued rains that interfered with
ihreshlnR and shipping According Ia
high authority the storms have rendered
the situation acute m to the movAnpnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18

Al shot tp pieces or somewhere 'ls".
was tpday's swine market Packers TOOK
thirty cent clip m the h1sis putting
81 ~ up A. top white bulk sold s. tUdl 20
HoH Quotations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18
VEHICLES AND AUTOS.

SOMETHING r1sy iu new passenger
rr- Nioiy A,N'. Carter Tar $500. Pat
i"rr"u Demonstration Ssd5. Shaw Motor Go
h'l W Isl Maple Tig
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
MONEY

CaAT'lTEL L.
Lowest rates. Pruu.h p .....r
900 Baum lilIg After q % . .H o. 7ri
'uNIININTAL LOAN u. ....I GO
NIN t...urI Phone " " r.rt ~
money Co. bonn uu huusehu0. ... ....,.
u"'". Livestock snlnrir- .. ...r.Iu-
az iu.uu
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New York Cotton Futures
NEW YORK, Aug rs TIE cotton mar
Net closed steady
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CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
BUSINESS - PROFESSIONAL

HAIR WORK-
Made from your comblugs. switches fDr
sale Mrs tuii King rs " Grand
Wa 2blU
ATTORNEYS
N. q. MElsTER. rs % Amer NAtl Baak.
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
o. K. STAMP 4 SEAL CO. ils
W. Grand Ave. Wal 853
SHOE REPAIRING
QUALITY SHOE SHOP, Bl2 West
Main. We call for and dsliVs< trSA
Phone Maple 442
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NEW YORK. Ans rs Mercantile pa
per 2RWAr Sterling 90 days, NG2 ~.
WN Mexican du.IHrs 10N Gnycrumout
bonds steady mur.ni honds, crsy
Time lnnns. steady m duys 2auh. W
dBys. - 2m9, sN mpnths, 3I4 Duu
money. STEADY, llnh , tow IA ruling
rate, ~, closlul NH ~, offered ut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-18
NOTICES
HAINEK BUHNu toNry

Huynrd T. Huiner. robert Buns
hos y. Torrr
Lawyers. 3U9 80 2ll g.. .I IuNlmE.
Oklahoma CITY. Okla. WI f0 s general
practice iu ull state AM federal courts
Special attention given 'U corporation
matters land liugHtior Estates nuc
bHnkrrrf.r Phone Nsuln 77'
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MANTED-TO RENT

-~s~---~-~-~-~~>~~SN~-~
nor 81 WANTED by young couple
without children Nu shack Address no "
rutf city
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01

l r Jones, the genial mail clerk, was the recipient of pleasant sur prise last night in the shape of a birthday party in honor of his forty ninth birthday. A considerable num- Der of friends gathered at the family residence and a merry evening was spent at cards A dainty lunch was served during the evening and prizes were given to the lucky winners at progressive whist Dr and Mrs. Fromm capturing the first prize and Alr. and Mrs Wm. Webb carried off second honors. Miss Wegner was the winner of the booby prize for ladies. Vim. B. Kirk won the gentleman's booby which was big green olive
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01

Eugene is spending quiet winter and is living at the Stanford Hotel l saw George Kilroy who seems to be cn- loving life at it's very best He and l were at the Fair grounds together and he seems to be just the same George that he was when he was at the head of the Nome Athletic Club and some of the mining institutions of Nome. I saw Captain Carlson who lives at the olympic Club. Captain looks good and seems to be enjoying life
 In walking on Market Street. one cannot go a block without running across some Alaskan; it seems Una most of them gather there.
 Among others that met m the street were E O. Lindblom. Walter Soderberg. Webster Greenberg and others too numerous to mention.
 saw Ed Divine of the Nugget in Seattle. Mir Divine looks fine and seems to be enjoying his vacation thoroughly At that he said that he would be glad to get back to Nome.
 Juneau is an ideal little capital and has taken on many of the airs of Washington, D. C., and other capital cities. The citizens here are very kind to us and seem to be very much in terested in hearing of the Kobuk and other interior places.
 The steamer Alameda sailed from Seattle last night with a record pas senger list and believe that ten thou sand will buy tickets to Seward and vicinity within the next two months. Of course you know just as much about the railroad and the possible be- ginning of construction this summer as we do here, as our information comes from the same sources. Remember me to all mutual friends and believe me that I will he glad to reach Nome on one of the first boats in the Spring.
 Wishing you and the people of our Northern country every success and happiness I remain.
 Very truly yours,
 MARTIN F MORAN.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01
INTERESTING LETTER FROM
 JUNEAU

Juneau, Alaska. March IS. 1915. Editor Nome Nugget.
 There |; little time to spare this morning so l am going to send you a few notes that might be of interest to yourself and the readers of the Nugget.
 The Legislature is just getting down to a real working basis. It took some time to get the organization perfected. but everything is moving along nicely now. As you know by the dispatches that Barry Keown is chief clerk. and the other general news of House and Senate it is no use making mention of those facts here
 l thoroughly enjoyed my visit out this winter and will try and never let twelve years elapse again between visits.
 saw many of the Nome and Can dleites in the sections of the country Tn which l visited. Eugent Winter. as well as his brother Jack. are both liv- ing in San Francisco. Jack is still on the road for one of the large com mereial houses and is doing very well.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01

of sale as requested. This adjust ment gives the city free hand in the settlement of the delinquent taxes and on the completion of the further for mality of final publication the property owners on the delinquent list will be given an opportunity to appear at the office of the City Clerk and settle the will be announced at the time of final publication.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01
FEDERATED CHURCH

sunday Services: Bible school. II. a. m: pastors class will consider the subject of spiritual death.
 Christian Endeavor meeting, | p m Evening worship service D. m.
 The pastor will give an address on The Moral Aspect of Prohibition in Nome. There will be an anthem hv the chorus choir Miles 70 Life Eternal" Miss Baker Mrs. Scott and Miss Anpher singing the trio
 The public is most cordially invited 10 these services.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01
MESSAGES LATE
 AND CONFUSED

owing to the excessive relaying re- quired in the transmission of mes sages caused by the break in the Sitka Valdez cable the messages are much confused and the most impor- tant message. that containing the principal war bulletins received by the Nugget today is in such d con- fused state as to be almost indecipher- able and was received too late to verify. Among the badly confused items are references to the shelling of Dunkirk, the development of new German offensive apparently in the Baltic provinces, and also some mani festations of the German strategy which are declared by the English to be marvellous" and all so badly mixed up with references to "aviators", "bombs dropped" and shells hurled sixteen to twenty miles" that one is forced to conclude that one of the bombs must have struck the telegram While it ie disappointing even to our selves the explanation will have to wait until later.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01
MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY.

Citizens. neighbors. you and l. What will We do if the town goes dry ? We may get along without our drink. But who will il hurt most do you think THE MERCHANTS What will We do if the town goes dark? Not enough money for the electric spark, Not enough money for the water plugs, The town at the marcX of fire and
 thugs.
 RAISE A SURSCRIrTION Who will pay for the needed police? Who will furnish the needed grease To oil the wheels of the city machine. To keep the town healthy and the streets clean?
 RAISE THE TANES What will We do? Will We issue bonds :? To nay our mayor and drain our ponds? What shall We do in case of fire With our fremen fired and To mancy to hire ASK THE DRHS. When insurance goes up and property down. With never a joh for q man ir town. When the market is gone for the farm CTS rye. His grapes and harleN- when the town goes dry MOVE oIT= fn tell sou my friend. lis a serioas thing some of these fanatics to the town would bring. The only thing left when they stop the cup k to unbutton our suspender~ and co straight upi
 Paid Advertisement
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01

The celebrated Max Linder in one of his most inimtable sketches en- titled, Max gets the Reward. will be the chief attraction at the Dream Sunday night. The additional num- bers will be the interesting Drama Rod Sweeny's mistake and the cheer fui comedy The Virtue of Rags Miss Koch will play and the regular prices will prevail
 The sensational feature film. The Vampire and also the remaining fea- lures of the interesting program shown Thursday night will be repeated this evening. Six numbers are included in the program four reels of movie films and two interesting sketches by local talent.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01

Miss Alice Peterson was rendered il surprise party by her young friends at the Miners Home Club last night, the occasion being her fifteenth birthday. The evening was spent most pleasa ntly "nd refreshments were served The principal diversion of the evening fol- lowed the discovery shortly after 12 p. m. that the birthdays of two of the guests. Don Brown and Miss Emily Cox, were just commencing. It is stated that their natal day was usher ed in with rousing reception. Mes danes Milton Roper. Ross and Wheeler ohaperoned The party.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01

The social and entertainment to be given by the Catholic ladies will take place at St, Joseph Hall Monday night and not tonight as has been previously announced. The ladies have prepared an interesting program, consisting of vocal and instrumental numbers and progressive whist will also furnish a portion of the entertainment A deli cious luncheon will be served and handsome prizes will he given the winners at cards. The time set is eight thirty D. m
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01

The demurrers to the compleint sub mitted in the case of the '. s. vs. Jack oVerrued hv Judge Tucker in the Dis trict Court this afternoon as was also the demurrer of Al Nicholson. who according to the complaint is charged with selling liquor without a license at the Kermiss given by the Nome Kennel Club. Both defendants pleaded not guilty and demanded a jury trial
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01

Mrs w. II. Gault, wife of the Mug get linotype operator, had the mis- fortune to sustain a severe injury to her right forearm yesterday afternoon through falling on an ice patch near the entrance to her home. The exact nature of the injury has not been as fracture or a severe dislocation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01

A majority of the little folks of Nome will apear at the May Day dance and entertainment to be given al Eagle Hall tonight under the direction of Mrs Bartlett. Included in the pro- gram will be fancy dancing of several of pleasing novelties The advance sale of seats indicates that a crowded house will greet the little ones
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01

The scheduled game between the ing Alley did not come off last night owing to misunderstanding which led to the appearance of the Sub marines The Federals rolled their game, however running up a score of 227S pins against which the Sub marines can roll at their leisure While the Sourdoughs and the Submarines have a chance vet it is hardly probable strikers who have run up really good score
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01

The delinquent tax list of the city for the year 1914 was presented to the Federal court this morning by City At torney Hobbes together with an ap- plication for adjustment and confirma- ton of the roll and also for an order of sale. The court granted the appli- cation as presented and after adjust. ment and confirmation signed an order
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01
GUN CLUB MEETING

All members of the Gun Club and prospective members are invited to att tend the meeting in pr. w. DArcy chace's office Saturday evening at 8:3o. Annual election of officers will take place. By Order President
 pr. w. DARCY CHAcE..
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01
NOTICE TO MOOSE

The regular meeting of the Loya Order of Moose will be held at { o'clock Thursday evenings from now on instead of Sunday afternoon.
 By order of
 Dictator Alfred J. Lomen
 Secretary Chss. J. Thompso1
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01

Sample ballots for the forthcomine special election on the question of licensing the manufacture and sale of liquor which will be held May have been printed and are in circulation In general form the ballots are similar to those employed in regular elections The qualifications of voters printed on the reverse side state that Indians. Eskimos. Ethopians, Negroes. Chinese and Japanese and white persons who are not full citizens and those who are under twenty-one years of age those who reside more than two miles from Barracks Square.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01
NEWS NOTES

The case of JorCensen Vs Pioneer Mining Company ct al occupied the at tention of the District Court during a portion of todays session. The case which is a suit for the foreclosure of a mechanics lien, was heard and sub mtted.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01
WEATHER REPORT.

Nome. Alaska, April 2s. 1915 Temperature-Max 29, MinS Barometer 2999 inches Weather=C Cloudy Wind-So Southeast miles per hour average miles per hour Precipitation inch snow 05inch water
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01
Nome. Alaska. April 30. 1915

Nome. Alaska. April 30. 1915 Temperature Max 30 Min. s Barometer 2eSS inches. Weather-Cloudy Wind East 12 miles per hour aver age 10 miles per hour Precipitation none.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01

FoUND.-A stick pin, owner may for this adv.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01

The much talked of Tango. will be danced by six famous dancers May 1st Eagle Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01

The Old German Legend. full of thrilling interest from start to finish. "Old Manisslles Secret" Eagle Hall, Sunday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01

Watch the pillows grow in Polet's window. o. E. S. Bazaar May 9th.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01
FLOUR iS CHEAP.

Bread only Sc. North Pois Bakery md Anvil Bakery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01

The following is the standing in the Polet Panama Pacific lnternationa Exposition Contest. made today:
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-01

Don't fail to see the smallest and daintiest May Queen crowned. May 1, Eagle Hall