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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-12

Last night was the banner night of the season for the Miners Home Club in the matter of attendance. Over one hundred and thirty people were in attendance ard a total of thirty tables were filled with whist enthusiasts dur ing the evening. Eleven games only were played after which a collation. consisting of coffee. cake and Ice cream was served Dancing followed and continued until a late hour Among the ladies the first prize was won by Miss Ester Langillls, second Mrs. Cummings, third Mrs. Stipek. G. ". Gordon carried off first honors among the men with Finn Resvold and Thos. Kllleen second and third.
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HUERTA AT
 DEATHS DOOR
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FL PASO, Jan 12.-Yictoriano Hu- erta. eX-presldent of the Mexican re- public, Is lying at deaths door accord ing to advices reaching here from Ft. Bliss today. Since his release from the local jail. following the alleged at- tempt to start a new revolution in the lower republic for which he was ar rested, Huerta has continued to grow steadily weaker and has, according tC the physicians In attendance. very lit. tie hope of recovery.
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COMING EVENTS
U. S. MAIL MOVEMENTS.

Mail for Kougarok and Teller leaves the first and fifteenth of each month.
 Mail for other sections of Seward peninsula and the outside closes Mon- days and Friday, at 4:30, registered; and ordinary mail five o'clock p. m.
 Mails arrive Thursday and Sunday
 Mails leave Tuesday and Saturday morning
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 IS QUIET
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A. p. A. Service.
 YOUNGSTOWN, Jan. 11.-Quiet has been completely restored in the city and everything is again quiet. The nation- al guard Is still here and is patrolling the streets Aside from the first out burst the strikers have showed no in- clination to perpetrate further depreda- tons although there Is still consider able feeling and much angry denuncia- tion of the demands of the strikers and 1t Is feared that further trouble will re- suit
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SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK.
January 10th to 18th inclusive:

.....'''...'zOc
 
  for pound .''.'..o0e Fancy frames ....''''''zoc
 
 ...'....'E0c Sunset Golden Dates package Select Petaluma B. pound ..........'L's cash purchase Of 70
 G. eoeoN.
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CHIEF OGALLA DIES.
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A. p. A. Service.
 CHICAGO, Jan. 11.-One of the last of the Sioux warriors who participated with Chief Sitting Bull in the famous Custer massacre Chief Ogalla died in a local hospital today of a compllca- ton of diseases and old age. Chief Ogalla was one of Sitting Bulls lead ing warriors in the fgLt In which Gus ter and his little band were annihllat- ed.
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COLUMBIA RIVER BLOCKED WITH ICE
4. 2. A. Service.

v. Fs N. 06TVIVt,
 PORTLAND, Jan. 12.-1ntensely cold and stormy weather has resulted in the Columbia river becoming complete ly blocked with Ice some miles above Portland. This Is the first time in years that the river has been complete ly blocked with fee and travel impos- sible. The cold wave which struck here last week Is more or less pre- yalent all over the northwest. Reports reaching here from every section tell of snow and freezing weather.
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Anderson, one of the men arrested by Officer Dougherty night before last was given hearing in the municipal court yesterday afternoon, the charge being malicious destruction of proper " Testimony substantiatlng the charge was produced by the witnesses and the defendant was found guilty and assessed the sum of twenty-five dol lars The cases against the Russians who were taken into cutody the same evening were held over until this eve ming.
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U. s. PROTESTS
 MAIL CENSORSHIP

|any character regardless of the nature of the contents unless the same come under the classification of articles the mails by the regular international postal rules
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For the first time in many moons the side walks In front of many of the business houses are clear of snow. The long period of warm weather has also caused a considerable lessening of the snow along the back streets and in many cases the more elevated side walks are commencing to show up by themselves. From all appearances the snow has fell foot or more
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SEWARD AUTHORITIES SEIZE
 SHIPMENT WET GOODS

Verted here after the freezeup, which prevented them being landed at their destination. The seizure Is said to have been made at the instigatlon of the railroad authorities at Anchorage
 Will Prosecute Company.
 From statements made by the off cials it Is apparently the intention to proceed against the company on d charge of misrepresenting the con tents of the packages composing the shipment.
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A P. A. Service.

\. F. A. Service.
 SEWARD, Jan li.-Ten cases yof beer from the Seattle Brewing and Mating Company consigned to F. H. Beckett, one of the men who was recently convicted of boot logging at Anchorage was seized by the federal authorities today on account of the consignment being misbranded as to the nature of the contents.
 Marked Meats and Groceries.
 All of the confiscated packages were marked as containing either meats oi to Beckett at Anchorage but were d.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-12
AksALA CARNIVAL.

All those having bills against the Carnival are requested to send them in at once to the treasurer, MT. J. ". sheldon at the Alaska bank.
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ATTENTION ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs

Regular meeting of Seward Chap ter Thursday evening, January 13. h. stallation of officers after which a banquet will be served All Royal Arch Masons are invited
 F. W. BURROUGHS. Secy.
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As the telephone lines 10 Solomon and Chinik are out of order today nothing can be learned as to the whereabouts of the mall The con- sisnment will probably arrive tomor TOW, however unless there has been some delay beyond the Golovin end of The route
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-12

The Million Dollar Mystery will oc- cupy the screen at the Dream tonight; the sixteenth episode under the title of Drawn Into the Quicksands." The action in this installment is not only remarkable for Its dramatic inter- pretation but for its totally unexpect-
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 12-The state department today dispatched to Lon don protest aganst the British cen sorship of the mails from the United states to neutral countries. State de- partment officials assert that the Brit ish have no precedent for the action of opening or seizing mail matter of
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-12

Mrs Dan Mcdonald of Blun was op- erated on in the hospital this morning Dr. Mustard being the operating sur eeon. The patient was reported rest ing easily this afternoon
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-12

The Pioneers will hold card socia lgloo this evening"
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-12

The baseball boys will practice at the A B. hall tonight There will also be business meeting of the associa ton al the same place
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-12

The roads and trail are reported to le n good condition again In spite If the heavy thaw of the past few oays Travellers from every direction state that the footing Is excellent
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-12

Saturday will be naturalization day in the district Three parties who have made application for papers will be heard in the event that they put III an appearance
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-12

The next game of the bowling tour ney will take place tomorrow night between the Has Been's and the Nils fits
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-12

The hour set for the business meet this evening.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-01-12

You can keep your friends outside posted by having the Nugget mailed to them for 5O cents per month.
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Classified Ads. All Classified Ads Must be Paid for
 in Advance.
LOST.
FOR af.LE.

FOR SALE-A Sullivan N. B. II. and
 Beauty diamond core drills with com- plete equipment. These drills are prac- tically new. Will sell one or all for less than half their cost Address 504S
 Clemens avenue. St. Louis. Mo.
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MEETING NOTICE.

THE NOME BARTENDER'S UNION Local S68, B. I. l.. of A. (Afflliated with the A. F. of L.) meets every first Sunday in each month ar il a. m.
 AL. NICHOLSON. Pres.
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NEWS NOTES

Paul KJedstead pulled out for Solo, mon yesterday With load of dog feed
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WEATHER RECORD

The following table shows the av- craze temperature for each day for the the following years:
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VAMPIRE WOMAN
ROLE EFFECTIVE

Little Jane Lee appears in the role
of Jane" in The Clemeuceau Case"
and Little Jane is just about the
| most accomplished actress OF her
years appearing in the films lat least
she clearly stands out ahead of any
who has ever been seen locally A
guess would place the age of Little
Jane at four summers with no addi.
tional winters thrown H.. and her
work could hardly be exceiled by an
artist of any number of years. OF
course Theda Bara is the artistic SUI
preme" in The ClemenceaH Case
The drama is woven around this great
star and Little Jane is entrusted with
only bit" but that '.bit" is handled
with an ability equal to that of the
leading star in her more advanced
role. The child is a wonder and inn
mediately captures the love of her
audience .- ..".
The Clemenceau Case" is rapidly
drawing to close at the Biiou theater
and large crowds are in attendance
at each performance. 1t is one of
Miss Bara's greatest film offerings.
Naturally it is a vampire woman"
role is it is in this character that
Theda Bara eXcels. The part is SINH
larNo the enc handled by this same
star in "A Fool There Was" ..-.
Mrs. Allan Walker, who appears in
the role of the mother of liza (Theda
Bara), also does some excellent work
as sort CT a vampire Number 2"
William E. Shay and Stuart Holmes
are also seen to exceptional advantage
in this offering.
will be pleased with the company's
offerings. -"~>.
+ The COMPANY will open at the Bijou
theater on the evening of April "a,
with Kick In" Willard Mack's latest
success. The company includes Eve
Ign Vaufhan, Mae Thorne. Jane Oar
well, George KnowltOn. Jessie Shout
der, Bert Lytell. Z. H. Hales. Henry
Shumer, Alexis Luce, Phillips Tead,
Ernest. Van Belt. William .AmsdeH
and Charles Elder.
60.
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film ISLAND
SCENERY. FOR
HOWE BUREAU
- ~. WHHKWIYN nTHAH"I

Moving pictures of the Pail, the
Oahu Country Club and scenes of the
beauty spots on the windward side Of
the island will be taken by Joseph de
Frenes, the official photographer Of
the Lyman H. Howe Travel Bureau.
Mr.. de Frenes was very much i'm
pressed with the view at the Oahfl
Country Club and has announced that
this feature in the picture will mean
much towards inducing wealthy tour
lists to come to Hawaii The scene
from the eleventh hole is acknowl-
edged to be one Of the best on the
island.
The Pail, the spots near Kaneohe,
IHaleiwa and on the road to Schofield
Barracks will all be filmed for the big
travel picture, which will be one Of
the big features of the Lyman shows
from August until January of this
year. The pictures will be exhibited
for six months in every town and city
of the. East. Lyman H. Howe has
made great reputation as producer
of high-class entertainments. Mr.. de
Frenes says he is much pleased with
the beach pictures taken Sunday.
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About 2,240 pounds of apples are re-
CURED TO make $50 pounds of cider.
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NANCE O'NEH IN
GRIPPING DRAMA

Princess Rornanoff, with Nance
0'Neil-America' queen of pas
sions"-in the title role, will be the
offering at the Hawaii theater tonight
and will continue through the next
several days. Nance O'Neil demon
strated her ability as film star in
"Kreutzer's Sonata" several weeks
ago. In that offering she rose to
emotional heights that were almost
unbelievable. AS Princess Fedora, Ro-
manoff she is entrusted with even a
stronger part for her particular talent.
The photo-drama is based on Vic
torian Sardou's immortal novel and
dramatic success, Fedora 1t is
produced by the Fox Film Corpora
ton under the direction of Frank
Powell, who scored his original film
success in "A Fool There Was and
repeated in Children of the Ghetto"
He is credited with equally as good
Workmanship in Princess Romanoff"
Nance O'Neil is entrusted with a
role THAI is filled with possibilities
for the emotional actress. She loves
Vladimir Boroff, young Russian of
high social standing, who is killed on
the eve Of their wedding She swears
revenge and the gentle, lovable Wo-
man becomes demon of hate. i.
Charlie Chaplin appears on the Ha-
waii bill with Nance O'Neil in one
of those offerings that show him as
the premier laughmaker of the screen.
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Singing SAPPHIRES FOR NATIONAL

Two clever singers and dancers
known as the Singing Sapphires," ar.
rived on the steamer Ventura today
from Australia, on their way to New
York, and win be heard and seen at
the National theater beginning tomor-
row evening. The artists, Miss Lillian
Rockiey and Miss Olga Pennington,
come with the reputation of possess.
ing high-class turn. 1t will be some.
what different from anything seen
here in several months and doubtless
will be welcomed by local theater-
goers.
Coineident with their arrival the Ma.
tional announces week of vaude-
pictures, or mixture of vaudeville
turns and 'photo-plays. In addition to
the act announced it is possible that
one or two others may be arranged
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for, and several good feature films are
to be screened. One of these will be
the Selig comedy, The Black Sheep"
The final offering of Buying A
Bank With Bunk. 2 the ]. Rufus Wall
ingford episode, land the feature,
"Graustark," photo-dramatization Of
George Barr McCutcheon's famous
novel, will be given at the little play
house this evening. Burr Mcintosh,
the man who portrays the fictional
character of Wallingford so realis-
tically, probably never appeared to bet
ter advantage than in his present We
hicle, wherein he toys with his VIC
tim through the latter's double life
Wallingford learns an INSCRIPTIONS
banker is coneealing romance with
a woman other than his spouse and
with that knowledge as a lever prizes
a large sum of money from him.
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Theatrical
BIG STAGE FOR
SHAKESPEAREAN
PERFORMANCES

When Honolulus theater lovers az
tend the three performances OF The
Tanning Of the Shrew." to be given
On April &c, 2S and %. they will
hardly recognize the Opera House
stage. A fore stage of large proper
items has been built and added On. .
Tickets viii be on sale at the Ter
ritorial Messenger Service beginning
Wednesday morning. April ~ -:
The rehearsais being held at the
Kilohana art rooms are getting
smoother and under the able direction
of William Levers each character is
taking on the fine points OF his part.
The costumes are nearing completion
under the supervision of Mrs. Harry
Macfarlane, and every one connected
with the production is enthusiastic at
the prospects of big success. ".. -. :
Mrs. Walter Dillingham;. president
of The Footlights Club, is an interest
ed spectator at every rehearsal, as is
Mrs +. R. Day, the founder of the
club.
One of the most attractive. costumes
Is that worn by little S-year-old. Kath-
crime Kilbourne, daughter of Dr.. and
Mrs. Z, ID. Kilbourne. Katherine is a
bewitching little actress, and takes
the part of a diminutive page with a
flourish that would capture the heart
OF Shakespeare himself could he drop
down 800 years to see what his Homo
lulu. devotees are doing in his honor.
She win be remembered as the little
:. 'norphan" boy in the Christmas skit
showed In, or Tagged Through CIV
en- at Christmas time at the Opera
House for the benefit Of the Child
ren's theater, dream Of Mrs. F.. R..
Days that is some day to be realized
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Geraldine Farrar continues to draw
diversified audiences to the Liberty
theater, where her initial screen offer
ing, Carmen" is crowding the big
Nuuanu street house to the doors
and causing a, Runaway" at each
performance Even with a daily mat
inee as an added feature it appears as
though the present engagement will
be all too short to allow everyone an
opportunity of witnessing the work
of this exceptional star in one of the
greatest roles ever screened.
Carmen" will be offered at the
Liberty tomorrow for the last time,
being shown during the afternoon and
again in the evening. This will be
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STOCK COMPANY
COMING MONDAY

Headed by Evelyn Vaughan and
Bert Lyteil, the San Francisco Expo,
sition Company will arrive in Honolu-
In next Monday to open a season in
Honolulu. The stock company has
just closed a very successful season
at the AIcazar theater, SEA Trasicisco,
and Includes some of the latest Brad.
way successes in its repertoire. -
Perry Girton, we'll known N local
theatrical circles. arrived in the Viii
helnina today in advance of the com.
pariy, and states he has every reason
TO believe that Honolulu audiences
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WORTH KNOWING

Women are liable to ailments which
cause constant ill-health and on which
they may consult doctors without
much relief 1t is well worth knowing
that they can get at the nearest drug
store simple medicine, made of roots
and herbs, which is just what they need
to recover health. That med cine is
Lydia E.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com,
pound-Adv.
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possibly its last presentation at this
theater for the reason that Paramount
Pictures come to Honolulu at the rate
of two a week and Farrar must make
way for the next attraction. Tickets
may be purchased in advance for any
performance and the demand is heavy:
consequently all who wish to see one
Of Americas greatest song-birds in
a sensational screen appearance
should secure reservations we'll in
advance ..". -. H. ::.@ ~
Neal of the Navy" with but one
more episode to come, tends to add
to the strength Of the Liberty bill,
which is probably the, strongest offer
ed since the Liberty became the
home of Paramount Pfctl1res.''i &
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-11

The Fushun coal fields of Manchi.
ria, operated by Japanese, are believed
to he the richest in. the world, con-
tanning more than S00,0G0,00 tons Of
bituminous fuel.
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49, s.8et Rftss
The Fallacy of Paraffine
Base: Eastern oil manufac-
turers have long extolled
the superior virtues of paraffine-
base motor oils. But Pacific Coast
motorists have proved that Zero
lene, made from selected Califor-
MIA crude, asphalt base, gave best
results. Their experience is now
supported by the testimony Of in
ternatiof1al experts. Lieut.. Bryan
stated before the Am.Soc. of Naval
Engineers: "OiIS made from the
asphalt-base crudes have shown themselves better
adapted to motor cylinders as far as their carbon
forming proclivites are concerned, than are pafaf
fine base Pennsylvania oils. Zerolene received
highest competitive awards, San Francisco and San
Diego Expositions. Dealers everywhere and service
stations and agencies of the Standard Oil Company.
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Giaia, harm BARGAIN.

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