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The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
NOTICE OF ELECTION

To the Electors of the Town of Nome, Division No. Two, Territory of Alaska: Notice is hereby given that pur. suant to Chapter 39, Session Laws of Alaska, 1919, approved May 3, 1919, a Primary Election will be held on Tues. day, April 27th, 1920, between the hours of 8 o'clock .. m. and 7 o'clock D. m. |. of said day. The common Council of Nome hay. ing Ansrstofors, by ordinance duly dss. isnatsd the polling place in said Town, tho electors arc, hereby notified:
 That all duly qualified voters rs- siding within the Town of Nome will vets at City Hall building, located on Front strcst in and upon lot ii of bioek 20, which is owned by City ef Meme. the came bsins the duly dss. isnated polling place in and fer the Town Of Meme.
 Dated this 18th day of March. 1920. The Common Council of the Town of Nome.
 g. GRIMM
 City Clerk.
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TERRITORIAL HEADQUARTERS
 FOR LEGION

An exchange reports that the ter. ritorial headquarters of the America n Legion has been removed from An- |chorage to Juneau.
 The change was made recently be-
 cause Juneau is more centrally To. cated. and owing to the fact that George Getchell who was the only Alaska delegate to the national con-
 vention held at Minneapolis on Oct. 10. was named national executive of.
 dcer for Alaska. and will have his
 headquarters there.
 On account of tho difficulty in get lting mail to and from Anchorage 1t is thought that the change wili make it easier to speed up business matters. Anchorage was the first city in Alaska to organixe a post of the American Legion. and received the first charter. It is likely that Juneau
 will now remain headquarters until |a territorial convention Is held and a place chosen. .t Two new posts of the American Le. gion have recently been organized. The new posts are at Wrangell and Ketchikan. and one Is being organ.
 ized at Cordova.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10

eyes. Until they are educated to ap- preciate morals and ethics. they will continue along the same way and the fear of man made law will do little to prevent it. The young. with few ex- lceptions. are permitted to mingle freely and without restraint, and, as a result. illicit relations develop at a very early age. It would take Solomon to tell when the line between youthful in discretion and culpabe crimnality lies land judge is clearly handicapped in his efforts to be just when he has to apply the same severe penalty to an Eskimo as to q white.
 Writing of the Eskimo and hi
 moral limitations reminds me that no ticcs of the primary election are post ed here and that the Eskimo will D.. using the ballot on the a7th to Sav w,c
 he wants for district Solun's at thf November elections. The result ct
 the last primaries created quite Il rip pie in local political circles and som uncomplimcntary things were said Anon" other things, 1t was charge
 that the graves of the lDna forgottrn dead Were disturbed to secure all tn. votes cast. IL was further alleged, ad lib that natives had no right to vote. | that they should not be permitted to vote. and, if they did vote. the losing party should throw their votes out that is if the winning party would per
 init it.
 In the coming primaries it is pre
 sumed that natives will again vote. In case of a close vote. the native vote may be the determining factor. Then the old question will again arise: Have they the full rights of citizens and If so. why are they wards of the government" 2"
 nalakleet voting precinct draws its strength from three villages Shsktolik Esowik. and Shoriskis. If we exclude the natives. the vote will be less than twenty: for the Lapp. notwithstanding tie good citizenship material he dis. played during the war, is not a voter as they have neglected to get out their full papers, If the Eskimo vote in 
 their strength. this precinct will show a vote of close to q hundred. Further
 more. if all the Eskimo in this judi. cial division with similar rights voted the white vote would be swamped.
 If the Eskimo has right to vote by all means let him. If he has no. the right. is there not some judicial
 decision that would settle the matter and prevent the throwing of fragrant bouquets after the election? Watch for the Diu Cloek to etnn
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
MAIL IN WEDNESDAY

The weekly mail from the States and interior arrived Wednesday. The dis patch contained two sacks of first class matter and about the usual luan- tity of second class. Carrier Pete Curran reported fair trip and no trail difficulties. The last outgoing mail for the Outside over the winter trail closed last night.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
NEW TYPE OF
 ALASKA LEGISLATIVE
 CANDIDATE APPEARS

If the gods ordan that things go q certain way between now and election day in November. when the next Alas ka legislature convenes at Juneau the lconventional aspect of thct highly dis
 varied by the presence of strange bird in the flock of jaw merchants"
 politicians. near politicians, and what not who turn the legislative mill and cop off the political rape seed every So often. This one will be utterly unlike
 the usual type of somber clad, corru-
 gated browed and profoundly impress. sive statesman. Maybe this strange
 bird will be one of brilliant piumngc, of frills and furbelows-a veritable peacock among crows, so to say. At least it will be strange bird insofar as Alaska legislative assemblies are concerned. Of this much we are
 sure. Leastways. we have 1t on the authority of two reputable" south
 eastern Alaska newspapers that Alyce
 E. Anderson. of Nihilchic. in the Third Division. has announced her candidacy
 for the Territorial legislature.
 The place from which she halls suggests Bolshevism. but the lady Is nothing like that. According to her candidacy announcement she is a
 Democrat and her candidacy is subject to the Democratic primaries during
 tn" latter part of this month This
 proves that, despite the suggestive
 name of her town. she is neither Mini list. or Bolshevist. or anything in that line. If she was she wouldn't be holding herself subject to anything less forcible than gunpowder Our brand
 tame-even tho it is largely adminis- tered in Alaska by a bunch of political free hooters out for anything in sight. No, Alyce is evidently quite safe.
 so prospective legislators need have no fear of encountering il radical prob- lem" or q dose of dynamite Despite | the fact that she is the first woman
 candidate for Alaska legislative honors, all we can learn of her antecedents is that she is a school teacher by occu- patton.
 The newspapers don't say whether l she is q Miss or a Mrs, young or
 CT, not so young, or anything else .hat i've have 5 .cn.
 In any event we are glad to see he-,
 as We believe that increased partici.
 pany of women in Alaska politics will
 go long way toward bringing about
 q more wholesome state of affairs than
 exists at present. The political game
 in the Territory is sadly in need of q
 Immigration and we can see little hope
 of anyone applying the sulphur treat
 ment unless the women take a hand.
 Reea rdless of whether she is Demo.
 crat. Republican. or a New Thought
 exponent, we are with her from start
 to finish and hope sincerely she lands
 the job
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ARE YOU 4 soosrsa,

How do you like the Weekly Mug. Gst? If it suits you. pass h on or mail it to somebody who might be. come intersstsd in this part of Alasisa.
 The mineral is hsrs but M takes men and capital to get 1t out. In- tsrest your best friends by suhscrib. ing to the papsr for them. We win mail 1t anywhere for VI DO per month
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
COUNCIL HOLDS TAME SESSION

Aside from the granting of a mum. Der of tax reductions in response to over taxation complaints from various taxpayers and the announcement of a title controversy centering around the transfer by the city of the old Nome Reality Co.,. buildings. at the corner of Second and Steadman avenues, to Mrs Joseph Jourdan. Monday nights ses- sion of the city council was devoted chiefly to routine matters. Tax reduc. tons were granted by the council on personal taxes imposed on the Wild Goose Mining and Trading Co.,, War ren. Clark and Warren and Chas. Lewis. Fred NJ. Aver, manager of the Wild Goose Co.,. appeared in person before the council and entered a strong plea for a rebate on the amount as- sessed against his company. Mir Aver pointed out that the valuation placel on the company property last year was $2OO more than In 1918 and n fur ther increase this year was unjusti. fled. The council rebated the addi. tional $20O complained of, together with the penalty and interest thereon. The council also ordered penalty rebate on the assessment of Warren. Clark and Warren imposed in 1918, un- der the understanding that if the taxes were forthcoming. the penalties would be rebated. but not the interest. A $l"o rebate. with penalties and interest accrued, was also granted Chas Lewis.
 \ Polet appeared before the council at the opening of the session and ten. dered an invitation of the Nome Cham. Der of Commerce to attend the mass meeting held by that body Tuesday in response to the recent message of J L. McPherson of the Alaska Bureau re- gardinE congressional investigation of Alaska development requirements.
 The invitation was accepted by Mayor Holt. who said the council members who were able to attend would be there in body.
 The report of the City Clerk and City Treasurer for March were real. and filed. The documents disclosed a credit balance of about $500 in the city strong box. The Clerk also an- nounced that since the first of April an additional $1.535. 53 had been re- ceived from the Clerk of the District Court making the total cash on hand something over seventy one hundred dollars.
 Councilman Maynard. chairman of the Police Committee. reported that his department had investigated the recent charges of George Geamal!s that he was followed and otherwise an- moved by the native policemen and had found them untrue.
 Councilman Tarnutzer reported on the recent snow cleanup on behalf of the street Committee explaining the number and ownership of the teams employed and the results accomplished. Bills against the city were read and ordered paid after approval by the finance committee.
 Near the close of the session 1t de- veloped that some question has been raised regarding the legality of the sale of the Nome Reality Co. property to Mrs Jourdan by the city. The property was presumed to have been bought in by the city under the de- linauent tax laws some time ago and subsequently transferred to Mrs Jour- dan. The matter was referred to City Attorney Cochran for investigation,
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
FUNERAL THos sRvoN TUESDAY

Burial services over the remains O. Thomas Byron, who died in Maynard. Columbus Hospital last Saturday as q result of injuries received in a mine accident on Monument Creek were held Wednesday.
 Following q requiem mass in St Joseph's church. the body was laid at rest in the Belmont Point Cemetery. The funeral was attended by the Miners Union in body and numerous friends of the deceased miner.
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
MINERS HOME CLUB AFFAIR EVENT OF THE SEASON

Big card party, dance and banquet at Large Eagle Hall, Saturday, April 10th at 8:3o sharp.
 Tickets $f so, Ladies free,
The Nome nugget., 1920-04-10
CITY ELECTION RETURNS

Following are the complete returns of the annual school and municipal elections held April 6.
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NOTICE

On and after April 18th, the slee- tric current will be of between 2 . :. m. and 10 .. m.
 ALASKA INDUSTRIAL
 MINING q POWER co.
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MINING ( POWER co

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Watch for the Big Clock to Stop APRIL 17th-semething Doinu
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Successor to 2. W. c.r'.,en G.
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SPRING IS ERE
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13
UBOJ.

Zadnjo sredo zvecer SO ljudJe
opazili ma 2202 Blue Island Ave
V blizini salona Eli Evanoff clo-
vella, XII je shjuceno sedel na tleh
S hrbtom oprt ia drog, ki drzl
trolley zico elektriGne zeleznice. =
Ljudje so obvestili policaja, kate
ri ie poklical ambulaneni voz. Do,
ticni clovek je bill namrec ustre,
Lien V trebuh in ibo nemara umrl
Eden policajev je Sci V salon IL
vpraSal Evanoffa, ce mu je ka.
znano 0 streljanju.
dt*Seveda," ie odvrnil saloner
JAZZ sem ga ustrelil. VecerJa
sem V zadnji sobi salona, ko SEN
zaslisal nekoga pri registrirni bla
gajni. Odsel sem pogledati in O
pail Gloveka "a ".baro'', ki je
wei re IL blagajne okrog 200 do
larjev. Ukazal sem mu, da maj j
polozi nazaj, cesar pa nj hotel sto.
riti temvec je potegnil noz in te
daj sem ga ustrelil ter ga nesel
ma cesto kjer ste ga nasli." F"
Ranjeni clovek Sc imenuje An,
drew Soraka. Bill je nezavesten
ter nj bilo mogoce dobiti od ME,
GA nobenih informacij. Evanoffa
so zaprli dokler Sc stvar he po-
jasni.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13
NEsPAMETNA ODREDBA.

V Evanstonu, na severnl stranl
Chicago, je bilo odrejeno, ola mo,
raio otroci mesto OBJ devetlh ulrl
ziutrai, biti V Soil re oh osmi. II
sto uro Sc bo namrec porabilo "a
,uGenje veronauka. Ma evanstonsk1
solski odbor je prislo od starisev
nebroj protestov proti temu.
Vsa5 dan kot je videti izmisli,
io prismojeni poboljsevalci sveta
kakSno novo neumnost, katero ma
znanijo svecanim obrazom kot
svoje dni Bileamov osel. ToreJ da
Sc uGe otroci verskih prismodarlI
bodo morali ustajati emo uro PREF
Clovek hi menil, ola smo zares SC
V srednjem veku.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13

London, II. feb. = VstaSke ce-
te so usmrtila admirala Kolcaka,
da tako preprecijo njegovo resitev
cd strani "belih", ki Sc pomikaJo
V smeri Irkutska TEN namenom.
Tako Sc glasi brzojavka IL Copen-
hagena. Moskovski soviet je po-
slal brezzicno brzojavko cetam, XII
so KolGaka zajela, ola ohranijo
njegovo zivljenje, toda bilo je pre-
pozno.
Moskovska brezzicna sluzba je
ma 81. jan. poslala izvleeek IL vesti
katero je prinesel bolseviski or
gan "Pravda Xxi Sc glasi:
"Pred nekoliko dnevi je bill maj
visji vladar Kolcak povisan ma ba-
jonetih njegovih lastnih voja-
kov".
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13
AMERISKI FARMERJI Sc JE
ZE MA PRETECO STAVKO
zELEZNICARJEV.

V Washingtonu SO imele konfe-
renco Stiri velike kmecke organi-
zacije. Kongresu Sc je poslalo spo-
menico, V kateri izjavljajo, ola nj
ma nobena delavska skupina pra-
vice zastavkati, ako stavka priza-
dene prebivalstvo V dezeh.
Spomenica kaze ma dejstvo, da
so prebivalci NEST in trgov odvis-
nj cd kmetijSkih pridelkov, kate
re Sc Jim lahko dostavi samo po-
tom zelezniSkega prometa. V tenn
oziru pravi spomenica:
"Oni, kateri verujejo, da ina
delavstvo neoporecno pravice or
ganizirati stavko, verujejo tudi,
da imajo take organizacije pravi-
co liudstvo V mestih izstradati ma
eni strani, ma drugi pa, ola imaJo
pravico uniGevati lastnino far
merjev.
Sc nikdar nj taxa pravica eks-
istirala in niti ne eksistira sedaj.
Nobena skupina ljudi Sc nj ime-
la legalne pravice, ola bi $ svojo
zdruzitvijo uniGevala posest enih
in povzrocala trpljenje drugih.
KakSna bi bila obsodba ljud-
stva, ce bi sklenili farmerJi V
Zdruzenih drzavah, da zastavkaJo
ter ne poSljejo vec nobenih svoJih
pridelkov onim, kateri MISC sta
nu 18TH pridelati? Obsojani bi bill
od enega konca dezele do drugega
in Ma dan bi sc prineslo deJstVo,
da lastnizi in najemniki zemlje
nimaio niti moralne niti legalne
pravice do takega pocetJa,
Ako torej farmerji nimaJo take
pravice, tedaj tudi drugi nimaJo
takih pravic,
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13
UBoGI IPAsToR!

Zanimiva razprava Sc Je vrSlla
V Indianapolisu pred mestnim So
discern. Rev. Fred Osterwald in
Robert McKindley neki sosed
Mrs. F. Essex sta slednjo obdolzi-
la, da je vec slucajih stala V
svoji sobi pred ogledalom povsem
= naga, Oba trdita, ola sta videla
to skozi okno, ko sta sla mimo
Ovadbo je vlozil McKindley, ces,
da je to javno pohujsanje.
Ko Sc je' vrsila razprava pred
sodnikom je Mrs. Essex obdolzit-
We odlocno zanikala in povedala
V obraz obema toziteljema, da sta
podala svojo laznjivo obtozbo ra.
di maScevanja. Mrs. Essex je po.
vedala sodniku, da je MctKindleyu
prepovedala rabbit njen telefon ir
cd tedaj je slednji gojil proti ME-
veliko iezo. Pri razpravi je bill ma
woe tudi MEN soprog Mr.. Essex
lxateri istotako odlocno zatrjuje
da njegova zena nj storila Sc nix
dar nicesar nedostojnega. On j
izpovedal sodniku, ola je pastor O.
sterwald njegov osebni sovrazniE
radi neke lesne kupcije, katerc
sta imela med seboj.
Zadeva Sc nj bila koncana, kc
je dospelo to porocilo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13

Haga, II. feb. = NemSki pre-
stolonaslednik prime Friderik vi
liem je ponudil Samega Sebe "a
veznikom mesto oseb, katere zah-
tevaio zavezni$ke Wade, da Sc jih
izro6i in postavi pred sodiSee "a
storjene vojne zlocine. Friderik
Viljem je mnenja, da bOdo zavez-
niki sprejeli njegoXO pOnudbo.
Zvedelo Sc je, da je bivSi cesar
Viliem jake nezadovoljen 5 sino-
vim pocetjem.
Nicesar Sc nj vedelo o sklepu
bivsega prestolonaslednika V
Wierengenu dokler MISC voditelji
raznih vlad prejeli pOnudbe v rO-
ko.
V zvezi tenn, da je veliki vol
voda HeSSe, njegov sin in vec
nemskih generalov, katerih imena
Sc eta ma Hrocilni listi zavezni-
kov, prekOraGilo holandskO mejO,
ie holandSka vlada zavzela pOtre-
bne korake, da prepreGi vstop V
Holandsko vsakemu Nemcu, kate
rega navzoGnost bi lahkO pOvzro-
ella sitnoSti.
StalisGe Holandske, kakOr je
pojasnjeno, je da Sc bivSemu men,
skemu cesarju in prestolonasled-
niku, XII Sc re nahajata tukaj da
protekcijo, kakorSno dolOeajo no
landski zakoni, toda dezela nika-
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13

Doticni clovek, star kakih 81
let in prijaznega vedenja ina ma
vado da potrka na vrata in pri-
jazno poprosi, da Sc mu dovoli iti
V klet, da pogleda na vOdnem me-
tru koliko vode Sc je pOrabilo. V
kleti Sc najprej preprica Ge Sc po-
leg vode nahaja Sc kaksna emo
krota". Ce Sc to mnenje ali upa-
ME izkaze kot pravo, odpre magic
okna V kleti, nakar Sc cd hisnlh
prebivalcev prijazno poSlovi.
PonoGi pride nazaj, toda dobrih
ljudi noce buditi nego zleze pow
sem potihoma V klet in sprawl
"neprijetno mokroto" ma dan. Ia
trik Sc mu je do sedaj posreeil po-
vsod koder je poskusal in pref O.
menjeni policijski nacelnik je
mnenja, da je ia neznanec vec pri-
pomogel "a osuSenje Evanstona V
teku zadnjih dveh tednov kot vsi
Skupaj zadnie dve lett.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13
DEKLE KADILo PIPo.

Atlantic City. = V neki vlak,
XII je vozil proti Atlantic City je
vstopila krasna mlada dana in Sc
vsedla V voz "a kadilce.
Prosim, ia voz je "a kadilce, jo
je opozoril kondukter prijazno.
VEN, je dejala lakonieno, zato
sem pa prisla sem.
vsedla Sc je lepo k oknu, segla
V Yep in 81 hladnokrvno nabasala
S tobakom veliko pipo, katero Je
"pokala vso pot do Atlantic Ci-
ty ne zmenivsi Sc "a zacudene po-
glede moz, Xxi so Sc nahajali v i
stem kupeju.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13
0 stavki zelezniGarjev.

predlozil predsedniku Spomenlco'
XII obSega zahteve in argumente
unijskih uradnikov.
Unijski uradniki so V splosnem
zadoyoljni, da prepuste cello zade-
vo V roke predsednika. Dasi Via
da med delavskimi zastopnikl ne
zadovoljnost, ker Sc nj znizalo cen
zivljenskih potrebSein, so kljub te,
mu mnenja, da je mogoee dat
drugo priliko, ola Sc izravnaJo oil,
ference.
Zastopnik IL Texasa, Blanton je
obiavil pismo predsedniku Wilso.
nu V katerem je nrazil upanje, da
ON (predsednik) ne bo dovolil Mr.
Hinesu, da bi soglaSal predloze
mimi zahtevami zeleznicarjev.
Blanton je povedal predsedni
ku, da je V teku zadnjih par me-
secev prejel ve6 kot 5000 pisem
od demokratskih volilcev, ki zago
tavljajo, da ce Sc bo vlada poda
la Sc kaksnim zahtevam organizi
ranega delavstva, da ne bodo ve(
volili ma demokraticnem listku.
VGeraj Sc je odprlo V petnaj
stih mestih glavne stavkovne sta
ne zeleznicarjev.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13

Oh sedmi uri zjutraJ V pr1hod-
MEM torku izbruhne Stavka zelez-
nicariev, Ge Sc lie ugOdi njih "a
.htevam. Stvar je jake resna in
vsak 81 lahko predstavlja kaj bi
pomenialo, 6e vse zeleznice prene-
halo obratom. Westinghouse
vlada ze resno razpravlja o TEN.
Predsednik Wilson Sc danes Sc
stane V Washingtonu treml "a
.stopniki zelezniearske organizacl-
ie 5 katerimi bo razpravljal o njih
zahtevah glede poviSanja place.
V bell hiSi je bio reGenO, ola
predsednik resno premiSljuje o ze-
lezniearski situaciji in ma njegovo
lastno sugestijo Sc je povabilo ze-
lezni6arske zastopnike k MENU
Kakor je sklepati IL njegovih be
,sed je on mnenja, da DO bolje ra-
zumel situacijo, ee Sc osebno pogo
vori zastopniki organiziranih
zelezni6arjev.
Mr.. Hines, generalni zeleznicar-
ski direktor je poskuSal priti re,
lezni6arskimi zastopniki do spo-
razrrma, kar Sc mu pa nj poSreci-
10. Pogajal Sc je mimi re cd 3
februarja in je sedaj izdelal in
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1920-02-13
PRETEP MED zUPANOM IN
DUHOVNIKOM.

Sidney, III. - zupan James Ep-
person in njegov sin sta bila ikaz-
novana, kar je bila posledica pre-.
tepa med njima in Rev. Frankom
NJ. Harry IL Champagne.
"Trubel" je zaeel, ko je zupan
obdolzil duhovna, ola je interferi,
raj zdravstveno kampanjo prot
influence, XII Sc je vrsila V yasi,
Duhovnik je odvrnil, ola zupan ne
kaze prave autoritete pri prepre-
cenju influence.
Zadnjo sredo je zupan srecal
duhovna ma cesti, kjer so sc ME
COVE obdolzitve spremenile V u
darce pestmi Receno je, ola Je
gospod bill V boju zmagovalec, ker
nikakor mu nj slo glavo, ola bi
moral nastaviti Sc deSno lice, ka-
dar mu je zupan prilimal emo po
levem. Pozneje Sc je pa duhoven
srecal z zupanovim simon, s ka-
term pa nj bila stvar tako lalhka
kot z njegovim oeetom. Krepki
FAINT mu je primazal nekoliko te-
meljitih zausnic, da je duhovni O.
ee ob vsaki videl nekoliko nebe-
x1, c;;o;o