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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

The schooner Hettie h. now In the gear and other machinery installed before leaving for Dime creek, which tination when the vessel enters the coastwise trade Capt. Duffy O'Connor class shape in expectation of a busy season. The machinery to be installed placed in position in few days.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

Tonight "The Precious Packet" a five part Gold Rooster play will be the new bill at the Dream. This drama made quite a successful run at the Clemmer tneater in Seattle and is an extra fine Pathe production The Dream just received notice that Damaged Goods," the sensation of the movie industry will arrive in a few days. From several standpoints tEis film stands alone and is con- sidered the greatest Instructive fea- ture ever produced. No children un- der sixteen will be admitted. This rule has been enforced through the states. and was agreed upon when the national board of censors not only passed but endorsed Damaged Goods"
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

Up to the present the holder of ticket No. TIP in the Hill pharmacy drawing for the $100 gold brick has not put m an appearance and holders of the additional numbers are com mencing to wax sanguine that they nay have a chance at the shining bal after all. In the event of the winning nt mber not appearing within couple cf weeks the brick will be awarded to the succeeding number drawn unti an owner is found
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

The Alaska road commission is making preparations to place the Safety ferry in shape again and will soon have a new cable swung over the channel to replace the oae lost dur ing a storm sore time back. The absence of the Terry has h6e seri . ous hindrance 10 travel ard the ja = stallation af Il new one viii be a ma. ter for gra,a;tl appreciation on the part of those who travel along the east coast
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

A report has been in circulation to the effect that a local grocery concern had received instructions from Wash ton to restrict to limited quantities sales of certain food commodities. It is said that the order particularly ap- piled to sales of ham and bacon. only a certain amount to he sold to any individual. Although inquiries were made today the rumor could not be verified.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

The Wild Goose Company yester- day laid off the ditch gang which has been engaged in placing the big Nome rlver ditch in shape since the recent storm which caused considerable dam- age to the waterway. The company does not intend to use the ditch this year and the water will probably not be turned in unless some thing un- expected develops.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

In a letter to Brother Carroll, of the Alaska Steamship Co.,, Leon Rich ardson, formerly connected with the transportation company but who is now in the army aviation service in the capacity of instructor writes un- der date of May that from December 27 until the time of writing he had made six hundred flights. On one oc- casion he asserts that he attained a height of 16,10O feet and has touched the ten thousand foot mark fourteen times. His previous best record was 9,200 feet. In spite of the great hazards of aeroplane flight Richard son says he has had only two acci- dents in one of which he landed all most without Q scratch. In the other he sustained injuries which placed him in the hospital but was in no way serious. At the time of writing he was engaged in instructing class of sixteen aviator students.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28
Intern national News Service.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The na- tional coal operators association has adopted resolution requesting the secretary of the interior, the federal trade commission and the committee on coal production of the council of national defense to fix a fair and req sonable price at which coal mine oper- ators shall dispose of their product during the war period.
 Under the terms of the resolution.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

John Brewer, the pioneer dredge man of the district, is busy as the proverbial bee with numerous drill- ing contracts. At present he is en- gagged in the vicinity of Cooper grlch. The Pioneer Mining Company is also doing considerable work in the vicin-
 ity of Cooper gulch and has steam shovel at work on the ditch extension.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

The mail schooner Silver Wave got away on the first trip Of the season to Kotzebue sound about seven last evening. The vessel carried capa . city cargo of freight and good sized list of passengers bound for various northern points. The schooner Eagle
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

The launch Defiance carried a pic nic party composed mainly of mem- bers of the choir of the Catholic church to Sledge island this morning for spring outing. Father Post went along to chaperone the party and incidentally take a little holiday himself. The party is composed of about dozen persons.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

George E. Grigsby again sustained
 his reputation of champion cue artist
 of this section by defeating F. F.
 Wells in the final game of their 14.2
 inch balkline match at the Board of
 Trade billiard parlor last night. The
 final score was Grigsby 400. Wells
 a45. As was the case in the first half
 of the series, the game was decidedly interesting from the moment Umpire I<iesele placed the balls and the large crowd was held at strict attention throughout.
 During the earlier part of the game the players seesawed frequently, first one and then the other taking the lead with good sized runs appearing
 at intervals. Wells forged ahead of his opponent for fifty points when close to the half way point but later developed an cratic streak and was gradually overtaken by Grigsby, who played a steady and consistent game The game was distinguished by rapid ly changing situations throughout the last half. Grigsby was in the lead practically wll the way up to the nineteenth inning. At that point his opponent made two successive run of 19 and s1 which placed him in the lead by a small margin and this he
 maintained until tlhe s7th, when a
 run of 19 by Grigsby tied the score. Wells again took the lead In the fol-- lowing Inning and maintained the po-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28
COAL OPERATORS
 SEEK PRICE FIXING

if the proposal is accepted the price
 which coal will be sold will be ab- solutely under the direction of the
 deral government.
 The move of the coal operators is evidently intended to forestall any ac- ton by the federal government toward taking full control of the coal produc ton which has recently been proposed
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28
CLOSING OUT AT REDUCED
 PRICES.

All kinds of stamped goods in lin- gerie sets, night gowns. combination suits. pillow, runners. bags and other novelties. D M. c. thread All ladies Hats reduced s to $7.50 each. Also a few evening dresses bargain.
 MRS. ]. WANGER. Millinery, Second avenue, opposite
 Courthouse.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

Messrs. Peterson and Rouse sent out a large outfit of mining supplies to Prospect creek yesterday. The firm hich is otherwise known as the Tri- angle Mining Co, expects to do con- siderable work on Prospect during the season.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

The first salmon of the season are commencing to appear on the streets and local vendors are doing Q thriy- ing business. The fish is decidedly welcome to the average householder to whom the H. c. l.. has lately be- come matter of serious considera- tion.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

X large scow for the use of Messrs. Whittard and Hegness, the Teller lighterage firm was taken north yes terday in tow of the Silver Wave and will be employed by the owners in the Kuzitrien river and Port Clarence trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

The Alaska road commission is building road to the Flat creek dredge of the Alaska Mines Corpora tion which will be of inestimable value to the company in hauling sup plies and machinery to the dredge which Is being reconstructed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

The Wainwright is at Solomon to- day on the return trip to Nome. The
 ig freighter will probably arrive here some time this evening unless delayed in discharging cargo for the east coast town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

Charles NJ. Butler has moved drill and equipment to Lindblom creek and contemplates considerable drill pros- pecting in the deeper ground in that locality.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

After some legal debate extending over the past few days, the Davidson children were yesterday turned over to the board of children's guardians which will undertake their care and maintenance in the future.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

With the sailing of the Eagle and Silver Wave for the north last night the harbor is clear save for the Het- tie B which will probably get away in a few days.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

also started on her no .'.iern trip about the same time with all the
 freight she could carry and number ci passengers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28
NEWS NOTES

The gas schooner Sea Lion pulled out for Dime yesterday with large quantity of freight
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

WAR NEWS-lnIist your nams now on the subscription list of the Nugget and keep posted on the war.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

Do you subscribe for your homo town paper or do you let the other fellow pay for your reading.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-28

Moonlight water at the City Bath House.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-17
New Football Team

r begins look viii have division football
Tlrn has ordered 25canddaes
dr each afenoop and % Fort Niagara orae training camp
This Buffalo week from SUNDAY The Fort NIAGARA
not yet Eighteen have been lined up for The
SHEDS from Tho artillery whmarsh from the s2sth ma
Francis Walsh 2sopoand semtpro who IS IN the
spbapen and Archie wens Herman
rs To@ oSe c hsi.eas from the 6nvy
Reeves. Iudloy NJ Mnson M G w cbedIser from
game talent enough TO make It an astar
organization
target plans artillery brigade Early in tho week
placed tho swamp county line where the
Territorial road This morning It was announced maj 1ne sos
oracon that this realistic target would sup
plant Tho viii be to utterly destroy
This viii compel The artillery regiments to
bas. Db VIII bo et nil Foreign
subsequent practice bombl me new
turned over to the brigade school Of n
actual firing
organization The trench mortar battery has been com
peed and tho officers and noncoms sected have begun h course
the draft quota to next week
G i s 1 an h,or had como 70 JACKSON on pass
~" a. satJ 20 have Involved
which the Of the jurisdiction Of civil an
soldiers committed crimes from the resera
ton washington recently ruled on such situation IN time ot war me
committed crime serious him unit
honorable decent unnt further service in tho army
sodr violates Tho law and given the civil auhprtcg he
vok would be brought trial rt with the civil authorities
Jackson The OF action IN this win be decided by
Sc punishment u 70 80 desires.
rhcre ruuo going largo piles Of lumber
e os,t In n' ." ,l' 'Ip arc DenE purncu M lunOr
and columns Of smoke osao The smoke came from The incarceration o.
be used for reveting OF trenches and eusout hers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-17
Says Downfall of Kaiser Was
Predicted Over 2,500Years Ago

That tho kaiser meets in a very
definite way the specifications Of
prophecy, md that his ambitions O.
establish a world empire were fore,
told by the prophet Daniel S5od
years ago. will be brought out prom
inently in a lecture which Evange-
list Archer V. Cotton viii give on
THE crash OF empires. or The koiscr
doomed In his ambitions 20 establish
a world empire" IN Arcadia. SUNDAY
night.
Mr. Cotton win show that tho
prophet was given a vision OF the
alliances that would be entered into
among the royal families OF Europe
and that the bitter feeling now OK
listing among the rulers, notwith'
standing their close klnship. was
also foretold That the kaiscr's am
billions for world domination cannot
succeed. according 10 the prophecy
will also be made prominent M the
lecture. which viii be the third OF Il
series which the evangelist has
planned 10 give in Arcadia.
4 special musical program under
rho direction OF Prof l. G. Metcalf
OF Columbus. o. viii precede the
lecture. Ore OF the numbers will
be a duet by the little daughters OF
Prof. Metcalf, who have inherited
their fathers musical talent The
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-17
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
By THORNTON ~. BUKGESs.
Paddy Warns Peter to Keep Away
Copyright. 1917. by T. W BurgessD

Peter Rabbit was 90 interested In
the doiHgs OF Paddy the Beaver thAt
be spent "a great deal OF his time over
by Paddy's pond, deep IN ne Hf ,igssh
90 have him At least no thought ne
knew thiR Paddy always seemed Eiad
70 see him. SO just Imagine now SUI
priced Peter WaH when one night just
after no arrived for his usual VISIT
Paddy told him that he wished no
would go straight home and not come
any more.
s'Co home replied Paddy. zoo
home 10 the dear old Briar- patch and
don't come here any more repilea
"You-you don't really mean that:
Tell ME you don't really mean that
cried Peter ia a voice that showen
how hurt he felt
81 want you % SO now rbht away
and not como back.
Peter looked ~ PADDY very hard
70 see N lie might 10 joking bul
Paddy seemed so very mucn ia earn.
est that Peter felt that no meant
every word he said.
Wont you tell me why you want
me 90 Eo1 What have I done that
you no longer want mo around ne
we are" replied Paddy. you
are one OF the best friends I've got
and il f. because I think AZ. much
az YOU that j want you 70 DO Just
what I have told you 10 The truth
IS. Peter IL isn't safe for you 70 DO
here"
peters eyes opened wide with
SUNRISE. why isn't n safer he
demanded Are YOU afraid that OLD
Man coyote or Reddy Fox or Hooty
the owl Will catch me7 II you are
tust stop worrying. I've kept out 81
their clutches so far and 1 guess
I can continue %. I know them."
paddy shook his head. IT isn't
Old Man Coyote or Heddy Fox or
Hooty the Owl" said ne. II guess
you are able 20 take care az yourself
80 far as they are concerned. The
fact IL. Peter. there IS stranger
here In this part OF the Green FOR
cat And | suspect ne is more danger
Gus Tor you than any OF tho others.
~ stranger" cried Peter, BIS
eyes popping out more with surprise
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-17
ON WARS
SIDELINES
With
V.
Wilcox


CAMP CUSTER BATTLE CREEK. MICH November IL
BRIDES other 20 receive the
NM which will make TO the
Wv families Of soldiers toward their support while their men are
eligible receive the cOnpensa
dependents or soldiers
military So far as the call
has been concerned the government has refused 20 eeosne
after the declaration
the NTH OF April
ne
involving dependents me
disappoyal or
inspector az Camp Custer
A and Immediately Lhce sam
the OF the
the line or MS bue
line only place ADOPTED
roller scheme oh MOI
Justify ooraIed for the sake
o contributions TO their support
OF the division Insurance
made pleasant little
folks other than soldiers could take OUT
this could be Interpreted
insurance on
he which the
one rs
duaihcauons
ever some realize the advantages OF @ n
A a soldiers family even IRENE uaAe
amount the policy
soldier himself had OUT
Within 10 the soldier IN
take himself the
ia b wife his child gandchd brother sister ihs
itself n rs soldier Is careless
In the policy not evena
who took out Will be reimbursed tor the
premiums which he has advanced
checks from the government
possible There be
These alotents VIII De added 70
OF sod Families
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-17
Marriage Licenses

Charles stanpiey ~. Detroit; Della
Louis W vonda, %. Detroit; Oral
Leonard Mccoy. 4s. Detroit, Annie
Main as London. ont
Edward Wilcox. 3d. Salem; Alice
Cook. 81, eamc
George X Thompson 80. Detroit;
Elizabeth =. Eardley &c, same.
Leo W. Kennedy, IS, Detroit. Cora
Andrew Baiogh. 90. Detroit; Annie
Klzman, IS. samo.
oliver a. Blankerts, 81. Detroit;
vivian Hughes 81. same
David NJ Williamson. 81. Detroit:
Anne O. Gowans. q, same.
George A. Matthew'S 81. Detroit;
Myrtle Heath. 20. same.
stephen F.. Schneider. %. C-cile NJ
Eadcs. a. same
Victor +. Malzahn. rs. Detroit; syi-
via /. simmons 10. Saginaw
Lester w Cook. 25 Kansas; Ksth-
crime stewart. b, Detroit
Harland ". Avery. ~ New York:
Ida r. Crammer, 10. Detroit.
Fred Rose 20. Detroit, Janet
william Ia Hooper. -. Detroit:
Pauline G. Myers. a3. same.
James IT a. Armsdem 2s Toledo.
Bertha ]. Calkins. &C. Toledo.
Ernest Lafrrey, 20. Flint, Alice rr-
Sol Abram sohn 27. Detroit: Yetta
GrecnhurR. o.. same
Frank Buckhulfz ~. Detroit; Nell.
lle Rellmore. Is River Rouge.
Feuton r Jones 81. Detroit.
blanche Bellmore. 27. same.
Albert Przytuta, 90 Detroit: Mary
Narurxcwsld IS. same.
Roy J Nynan. &c. Detroit; MarEa-
rot NJ Callahan. 80 some
David TT Peoples. %, Detroit Flor
cncc Dewey. 90 came.
Henry r. Mllatz. ~ Detroit; Elsie
" Brownell IS, same.
Raymond r Frick. Il. Detroit;
Rose H. Clark 20. same.
stephen Prcznowski "a. Detroit,
Anna Sikora, 30. Same.
Nlncenzo Fenz8ao. IS, Detroit, Oh
acchio whale
Joseph Rudginski. 25, Detroit Ka-
tarzunA Sivierzynaka. 20. same
Dan - Dorsk. %. Detroit, Hcnnri-
eta Josepheon. %, same.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-17

D. Kop. 2l4 Geneva. on. Carolan. 5f
Charles, M CHAPLIN Harper hospital,
~. Iuilis WamHus hospital. a..
Schewanslfy. Woman's hospitals z.
skal 1925 St/uAubn - Geolhood .
Aiehlet. j. % Couneil 5iT Grand Xiv
er. "a Jordan. ESQ. Mary's hospital, L.
II Ealow. 225 Farvlcw vs. - Munro
Woman'e hospital, y. Fisher. 32s Wre-
ford. j, Par} wars. IFS Justine, ia
Long lAa5 I.afay etto vs. d, Jnsienskh
112 Peterson. Samsel 29 twenty
uInth, a P0t0K. lI Grcusel. j.
schittenhelm. s75 Garland -. SprAin-
ger. 2132ia Senator. Lillian Ouschi.
1s0 Jos Campau, d. Roscoe. 50 Wor-
ccstcr. r. Mnntante, jon Cardoni IS
Akononowski. $50 Medpury. IT. Meyer.
81 Moran. o. Cadvich. 1905 Hastings.
J. Gevelis. 81 Graham.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-17

Emma Cook and Charles Poehl-
man. both 21 years old, who pleaded
guilty few days ago 10 the rob
berry of Orville Gushorn, a taxicao
driver, were sentenced 10 serve from
two 10 FIVE years each IN Jackson
prison, Saturday morning, by Judge
sharpe.
Two years amt long" said the
girl as she was taken from the court
by a deputy sheriff.
You'll think It's long enough be
fore you get thru with H." sobbed
Poehlman IN reply az deputy Sc
cured pair or handouts on his
wrists.
The girl seemed 20 take the sen
tence as matter OF course and APP
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-17
Deaths

Anthony suppota, 100 Hale about
50 years. pulmonary tuherCuloFlst
Helen MyEard 50 Fourteenth. 10
dave, diphtheria. George EyanB 1917
Abbott months, broncho pneumo-
mia. Mabel Campbell. ~ RBukln is
years. septic meningitis; susan
FauRhner. 2T6 lafayette. e6 years.
chronic bronchitis, Ernest O'Nel, Rec
ceiving hospital. about 40 years. cirr-
hosts OF liver. Pauline Nova. 1lG6
Twenty hfth. about 81 years. R'ivular
heart disease; Mary Babudck. 90 Nor
'cier 81 DAYS nalnutritlon, Avis
Smith. 1919 MAXWELL, go years pul-
monary tuberculosis, Elizabeth Mo-
nahan. 81. MARY hospital. 81 yeRrA
lObar pneumonia. Thomas Lincoln.
Harper hospital. % years. tube rcuiar
meningitis Amelia Hermann. 2s7 "a
Crane, 81 years, mitrHl insufdciency;
Rosalia Jane Han. 6f3 Bclvldcrc
years. diphtheria. Louis KISS. 27 For
tune l year, hr0ncho pneumonia Al
exander Bana sZkcwicZ, oti Ferry H.
rs years pulmonary tuberculosis
Edward L F'abor l5 T0ngyear.
year tubercular peritonltis Greed
Porter 1858 Grntiot. eS ycnra phth-
isis pulmonitis. Florence SwHrthout
s29 SprnRwclis 60 years. cerebral
e1ubolism; Alfred 3osueN. III Beech
or. 81 years. apopleNy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-17
mot Long Enough" Says Girl
Bandit When Given Two Years;
Male Companion Close to Tears

parently WIS unconcerned. Poehl-
man almost broke into tears when
sentence was pronounced.
The pair confessed that on the
night OF Nov. 10. they got into Gus
horns taxicab on Monroe-ave., and
ordered Finn 70 drive them out Ora
tio' ave. 20 Connor's creek.
The girl pretended she was going
10 pay the fare. and told the driver
that she lost a bill from her purse
AS the driver bent over 20 help ind
II, the girl struck him over the head
with heavy hashllght rendering
him unconscious After robbing the
driver OF ST they left him lying in
the road unconscious In the path OF
passing automobiles.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-17

than fear. "Who IN he7 What IN be
nke3 Have you seen himg
Paddy just had 20 laugh at the
way Peters questions tumbled over
each other,
NO" said he answering the last
question hrst- mo. I haven't seen
him"
Then how 40 you know he IL
here7 How 40 you know who ne
is7 How do you know he IS danger
ous7 Peter was fairly burning
with curiosity
no you always have 20 see peo-
pie o. know that they are about
asked Paddy IN his turn.
Moo" replied Peter slowly, Of
course, not" no added. Sometimes
there hre sigma
Paddy nodded fright, Peter"
gaid he sometimes there are signs,
and they tell all ~ IS necessary 70
know Come with mo and I will show
won something Then gueas you
WIN b ready 20 do what 7 have
asked You 20 do--go home 20 dear
old Brinr-patch and keep away from
here"
Next story; ''whs. Peter Saw
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-17
Births

ROTA
NJ MemzenslSy. 26i Montcalm r.. r
Yaskowec. Goldner: J Polnk. as
Thirtieth; A. Goscinski. SIS Hancock
r.: r. Bankey. 9S2 Frederick. y Woz-
max, s66 81. Aubin; J. Elenczevsii.
40 Illinois. NJ Sakaska. 2sS hruck-
ner; J. kawaislSi. 1901 Mt Elliott,
@. Drog. 1i0 Dcqulndre. r. II. John
son. Providence hospital. r. T.. Nan-
derlin. 1895 Bowick, II. Gallanek $50
Williams, r. Roscnstein. 6Gs Truw-
bull, ". Krasnski. $40 Orleans, 4. a.
Mueller. Tf5 Hudson a Ward1wskL
Aarona, ~. Fine. t7e T. Kirby T.
Leibovitz. Womans hospital L. cur
ts. $40 DIX; J. Clunis. 100 Four
feenth. II Wsitca. 1k2 ffllWer. J
Smons. asa 81 Antoine, NJ. Klopslc.
SAP Davidson. a.. Hagazer. 24i Crano.
r. MCFadden. 5l3 BelvidefS O. Far
ioy SOC Concord. y Hawora. 10 Ham
mond J.. sot 2s Gilbert. a Stoll. 553
Horrti0. j. A. swanson. $50 oregon.
= Becker. samaritan hospital, A.
NekgtR 9 Medina, d Biszickl. 1894 ST
Aubin. A SaikuwHiu. fft3 81 Aubin.
torn, Providence hospital. O.. IA
Chamberlain. Providence hospital; T..
Rednaz. 81 Ba1ino, Ia Smidt al
Peter Hunt
A pudzik 1880 Dubois; .. Prizes
tfa Dubois ~ cassie. 400 Delaware!
n Roy. Grace hospital annex. n
HtrnsOn. samaritan hOsplteI, j Gax-
d1. 1893 St Anhiu Z NOEenthal. WO-
mans hospital. T. Baum, COS Mil
waukss Ell 7. Curran, STA Cameron;
X Yssski. ~ Oarnaldi a. wfixs i0s
rhaddsussi \. Rstkewioz % orahami