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The Nome nugget., 1923-03-17
SUMMER NAIL SERVICE
TO BE VIA YUKON

In telegram to the N W. Cham
Der of Commerce. Geo. d. Schofield
states that the Nome summer mail
will go on the railroad to Nenana
and from there by the government
river boats Davis and Jacobs to Holy
Cross. From Holy Cross a launch
will carry the mail to St. Michael
and from there weekly service to
Nome will be established, alternat-
ing trips to GolOvin and Unalakleet.
A sem-monthly contract service
from Nome to Teller and Kotzebue
Sound points win also be establish
ed.
The Victoria sails June 9th and
the first freighter on June 18th,
touching all points from St. Mich
ael to Teller 4 KotZebue freight
er sails JULY goth to Aug. list. and
other freighters will sail according
to freight offerings.
Shipment of Nenana coal down the
Yukon will be too expensive and Is
practically impossible, but antiei-
pate that Lisburne coal develop
ment will proceed this summer
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-17
NOME CITY COUNCIL MEETS

The Nome City Council met in
regular session Monday evening
March 18th. With all members ex-
cept Burgh present. The minutes
of the previous regular meeting and
the special meeting Of March 18th
were read and approved.
The only committee report sub
mitted was that of the Health and
Relief Committee which showed
that the city paid for transporting
Mrs. Gilbert and her children to
Mary's Igloo. where her relatives
reside. AS the family had become
city depe ndents it was deemed more
economical to send them to the Ig-
loo were relatives and other natives
will contribute to their support.
Cliff Allyn showed that he had
been assessed with properly not in
his p)saession and the ounriI ac-
.ording,y u we'd to reb. portion
of the .a,,r to comb: a :, the pr.
I, -tv l.. u.
Thu minutes of the sptc:a. meet
ing of March 18th showed that the
clerk had been instructed by the
council to telegraph $4,000 to the
a. s. Engineers Office at juneau and
that he had complied with the in
structions.
Bills against the city we're read
and referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
Under new business the Council
appointed the following officials to
have charge of the municipal cleo
tion to be held in the city hall on.
Aprid 3rd: Robert James, Inspec-
tor; NJ. J. Walsh. Clerk; Joseph
Hendricks. Clerk; Doc. Wesley,
Judge; Jack Starr. Judge. 4.,
There being no further business
for consideration the body adjourn
ed to meet again March 26th.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-17
REINDEER MEN ARRIVE
HOME FROM GOODWIN

arrived from the Golovin reindeer
herd last night after being absent
from Nome for four weeks. The
gentlemen have spent the time as
sisting in cutting out deer from the
Golovin herd, segregating the Coun-
Gil and White Mountain deer.
In all about 1000 animals were
cut out and placed in their respec-
tive herds. Dan Crowley who lett
before them to attend the funeral
of VIM. Marx at Teller, has been a
member of the party turnout the
trip.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-17
FOURTH PE716OI4ATOR
DRAWING AT POLETS

Yesterday the fourth drawing for
a percolator was held in the Polet
store, with number 1873 being the
winner. Bob Omak held the lucky
number.
At the last, or third drawing, 3
numbers, 106, $50 and2S9 were
posted and none of the three have
coupons examine them. maybe you
are the lucky person.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-17
WILL LEAVE FOR CASADEPAGA
no MOVE DREDGE

w. ]. Rowe has spent the last
week gathering together his gear
and other equipment. making ready
to take his entire moving outfit to
the Casadepaga where he will COM
plete the moving of the Peck dredge.
The heavy snow storm of the week
has delayed his departure, but as
soon as weather permits he will
start the outfit on it's way.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-17
COMPARISON RETWEEN
BUFORD AND VICTORIA

We are indebted to Thomas A
Ross for the following comparison
between the Steamers Buford and
Victoria;
S. s. Buford-Gross tonnage Is
4.SO5, net 3,O42; length 370.8,
breadth 44.2, depth 1855, built 1890.
Steel construction.
S. S. Victoria-Gross tonnage is
$500, net 2,112, length 361.1,
breadth 40.1. depth 1870, built 1870.
Steel construction.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-17
ROCK CREEK MINERS
TAKING OUT THE ELUSIVE

Carl and Gus Reinisch. operating
on No. Bench Claim on Rock
Creek. report that they are down
80 feet and are cross cutting the
pay and are now hosting. While
the values are not rich the general
run of pay Is sufficient to justify
continued mining.
Carl was in town this week max
ing arrangements for supplies for
the camp and returned to the dig
eings.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-17
EAGLE CARD PARTY WINNERS

The winners of the second card
party in the Eagle Whist Series,
held Tuesday evening. March 18th
are as follows:
Ladies. Mrs. J. Warwick, Mrs. Al
Nicholson, Mrs. A. Polet. Gentle
men. A. Hermansen. J. A. Cooper,
Nels Swanberg.
The third and last game of the
series win be held Tuesday March
9th at which time the trophies will
be awarded.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-17
LOCAL NEWS
WILL KEEP OPEN no
ACCOMMODATE DANCERS

John Lepri, proprietor of Nilo's
Cafe announces that he will remain
open all night tonight, to accomo-
date the crowd of dancers at the
"A. B. Hal.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-17
MOVIE MAN CONFINED
To HIS APARTMENTS

Harry Phillips, the moving picture
photographer. has been confined TO
his rooms over the Board of Trade
for the last week. Harry is suffer-
ing with severe attack Of rhema-
tism. but hopes soon to be about his
duties.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-17
LADIES HOLD PRACTICE
IN EAGLE HALL

The ladies comprising the High
School basket bail teams are now
using the Eagle Hall for practice
games. Changing from the limited
space of the school gym. the new
field presents difficulties that prac-
tice will readily overcome.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-17
LOCAL news
ATTRACTIONS SCHEDULED.

Game Protective Asso. dance on
March II.
Pioneer Card Party March goth.
Royal Arch Social March %.
Base Ball, Basket ball March "a.
Eagle Card Party March 81.
Seward Day, March 30th.
Borden dog race. April LIST.
Rebekah Dance April 7th.
Pioneer Women dance April 18th.
Mooseheart Benefit April 21st.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-17
San Francisco, March II.

San Francisco, March ~.
N. W. C. of c., Nome.
Regarding yours of the sixth.
There will be three voyages. the
first leaving Frisco May Goth and
Seattle May 30th. The last sailing
from Nome viii be October 25th.
Also expect on che first voyage to go
to KOtZebue. We intend a perman-
ent service. The freight rate from
Frisco will be $21.OO and from
Seattle $1,000. The running time
from Seattle to Nome will be eight
days Thanks.
JOHN C. OGDEN, Co.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-17
BASE BALL PRACTICE MONDAY.

All base ball players are notified
to appear at Eagle Hall, Monday
night, March 10Th, at \ O'Clock
sharp. Regular practice.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-17
OCEAN TRANSPORTATION FOL,
NOME ASSUMING FORM,

Two more kilograms have been
received by the N. w. Chamber of
Commerce regarding the entrance of
new carriers into the Nome shipping
field. One was sent by Delegate
Dan Sutherland and the other by
the J. c.. Ogden Co. of San Francisco
and are as follows:
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-17

Legal Blanks. all kinds. fer sais u
the nugget Once.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-17
Wash, d. c., March IA

Wash, d. c., March 10.
N W. c. of c., Nome.
A party is contemplating placing
two boats on the run from Seattle
to Nome and wants to know what
arrangements can be made for use
of Snake River HMbor for landing
freight and passengers. He Is will
ing to pay a reasonable price, but
feels that citizens of Nome should
contribute something towards re-
lief. He also wants to know how
many tons of freight Nome can
guarantee from Seattle on June Is.
DAN SUTHERLAND,
Delegate From Alaska
As these kilograms were sent to
the Northwestern Alaska Cha mber
Of Commerce they will give them
consideration at their neHt regular
meeting on March goth.
EDWARD FOX
The watch Repairer,
Is now in town and will repair your
watch II left with John IAtchenberg
NJ Hollis Store.
EDWARD J. FOX.
.. fa2s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-04
HOME MADE TEA
FOR CONSTIPATION
Is used by entire families because
Il Is purely vegetable. does the
work and costs very little.

why pay high prices for Liver
and Bowel remedies when none are
better than DIR. Carriers X. and u.
Tea, which is purely vegetable, can
be brcwed at home. and 3o.cent
package win last long time?
Thousands OF old people viii tell
you they have been drinking II for
years. and after the liver and bow.
els have been put in fine condition
in FEW days by a before bedtime
cup. that only an occasional cup is
afterwards necessary 10 keep one
feeling tit and fine.
People who drink cup Of DR..
carter's X. and d. Tea once in q
while, seldom, II ever. have any
bilious attacks, sick headache or
sallow skin. It's good for boys and
girls. especially those who are peev.
lsh and fretful. Druggists have been
selling It for many years.-Ader.
tisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-04
FULL OF LIFE
AGAIN AFTER
TAKING ALVITA

Overcoming a series Of compiled.
cations and general poisoned con.
dition Of HIS entire system. II. 8. Huff
OF Long Beach. California. now feels
fun OF life again after taking Aiyita.
For q long time have been
troubled with indigestion, pain In my
back and sides. high blood pressure
and n general poisoned condition OF
my entire system. Since using the
Alylta Tablets / feel full OF life
agnin, my stomach Ia free from dis.
tress and the pains about my body
are about gone and 1 have lost more
than 40 pounds OF surplus flesh,
which In itself Is a great blessing. 40
why should / not be booster for
Alvita7"
Aiyiia Is prepared In convenient.
highly concentrated tablet form.
from the deep-rooted alfalfa plant.
which science discovered is rich
storchouse OF vital mineral salts
lime. iron and phosphates- necessary
20 perfect health. No matter II you
have tried many remedies. try this
remedy OF Nature now. A dollar buys
box at any drug store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-04
Pan Bill
Is Varied
Exc tic Dancing Is
Program Feature

a bill OF average Pantages quality
opened at that theatcr Monday aft.
ernoon for weeks run, featuring
Nat tchick) Haincs and his com.
pany Of musical farceurs In Yes.
My Dear" and sharing headline
honora with two other nets. They
are Baraban & Uroh's company in
novel pantomimic song and dance
ekit. and Milo ~. Il tramp come.
dian and mn artist OF mimicry.
From tho standpoint OF applause.
Sonia Barnbap. Charles Groh and
John Hnw feature this weeks bill.
They offer nn exotic dance number
IN which Haw'S strong baritone
voice In the sole feature and in
which Sonia and Croh demonstrate
their mastery OF pseudo.Indian and
Antb dancing. II Ii we'll costumed
and accompanied by simple yet
beautiful scenic and lighting ef.
fects and is. on tho whole. q strong
number.
Chick" IIaines troopers. In the
final spot" present AN abbreviated
musical comedy In which JIaines.
obcso and jolly. and sadie Duff. as
his tarnignnt wife, provide the com.
edy. A cast OF four others and q
well-costumed chorus OF six. help
70 present nuch mclodious fayorites
AZ Honey Bunch" Some Girl"
and I'm Our Bathing Suits"
Milo f7D-he doesn't explain the
interrogatiye suffix-ls an old
stager and HIS simple, homciy
presentation OF novelty whis;ling
and mimicry OF birds. animals and
mechanical devices IL a Knockout.
II An't 30 much what he offers aH
The personality with which he puts
IL over.
warman & Mack. two youngsters.
present a song and dance skit in
which they demonstrate two aver.
ago voices and three song hits,
Down Georgia Way" "oh. How
She Lied and "sfruitin' Jim"
Clifford and Grey have the open.
ing number and they keep things
rolling with beautiful and clever
hoop rolling and Juggling act. Mar.
sion and Mauley in DO You Follow
MsT' present crnas-fore repartee
ana song and dance number.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-04
ALVITA
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-04
STRAND

Tho small things in life are gener-
ally tho elements which mould and
control the destlnies Of human NOR.
tails. The seemingly trivial incident
OF an uncomplcicd telephone CONVEX.
sation was the means whereby the
life Of Marie 81. Clair wns entirely
diverted from becoming the wife OF
her village sweetheart and embarked
her upon the career OF "a Woman
OF Paris" where she became the
plaything OF the richest man In the
gayest city In tho world.
Such n the story OF Charles Chap.
Inns "a Woman Of Paris" which Is
showing now at tho Strand. Edna
Purvlanec has n strong role as the
star Of the picture and she is sup.
ported by n capable cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-04

character than In any other guise.
His part in Let's Go" Is so hyster.
ically funny that eyNn some OF bis
assistants couldn't keep from laugh.
ing.
Tho new show has several good
special numbers. leading among
them being tho offerings OF the
Oak quartet and tho trio. Teddy
MaEuus goes over bis" with her
version Of blue Moon" and Mil.
dred Paige also seems to make quite
a hit in THE Girl In tho Moon
Sally in Our Alley" is tho offer.
ing OF Roy Alexander who holds a
prominent place IN this weeks
show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-04
LETS GO" Is
LIVELY PLAY

Lets Go" IS tho right name for
Dick Hyland's new show at the
Oak theater for It Is tho snapplest
bit OF musical comedy that has ever
graced the Oak boards. 1t IL not
the prettiest, but It is tho fastest
and ilveliest that the comedian has
yet presented here, and that Is the
opinion OF many OF his patrons who
have seen this show.
Hyland again takes tho character
OF Able Schwartz. for his patrons
like him better In that Hebrew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-04

Rex Beach has been spending con.
Siderable time OF late a, the Para.
mount Long Island studio assisting
Lloyd Sheldon in editing and utiinc
the Paramount picture made from
his story. big Brother" The pic.
,ure Is an Allen Dwan production
with q cast including Tom Moore.
Faith Roberta. Raymond Hatton,
Joe King. Charles Henderson and
Mickey BeniNtt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-04
DOCTORS WARN AGAINST
DANGEROUS DRUGS TO
BREAK UP A COLD

Thousands Of people are taking
dangerous drugs in the form OF cold
remedies and doing themselves a
great and permanent injury. They
are especially harmful for those
with weak heart. and children.
why take chances. when you can
ret Hylnd's IL, a mild, safe rem.
edy that win break up the most OBJ.
stinnte cold in few days and a
mild case in few hours?
Hyland's IL contains no quinlne.
no aspirin. no acetanIlld or any
harmful drug-it is the safe and
sure way. Bartell Drug Co.--Adyer.
tisement,
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COLUMBIA

Merrls England Of about the year
100 lives on tho screen in varying
phases % the new picture. "a Lady
Of Quality" which is at the Column.
bia this week A love story. simple
but powerful and tense with drnma.
has the additional charm Of moro or
less historical quality. feeling the
pulse ~ nation. in this story.
England Is pictured during the reign
OF Good Queen Anne" who has
come down in history AZ n notable
figure, and the portrayal Of this
period ~ well accomplished.
Virginia vnlll makes tho mos,
OF this, her first starring oppor.
tunlty, and Milton sills appears op.
posite isr In the picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-04
LIBERTY

Fiction loyers ar- often dinappolni.
ed when they SEQ their favorits story
on the screen. nat these who have
read and enjoyed Cynthia s,ockiey's
well known story. "PonjolA." arc
promised nothing but keen enjoy.
ment In the perturbation OF that
story. which il now NJ TAborty. "Pon.
joia" has been described az fool.
proof film material" and such Il IL.
for in adapting tho story 70 the
screen Il was kept In i,A entirety.
Tho picture Ia highly dramatic and
contains every essential Of an enter
tanning phntodrRma. The principal
roles are handled by very capable
stars. most prominent among them
boing Anna Q. Nilsson and James
kirkwood.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-04

George walsh, having completed
work in 'slave Of Desire" "A screen
adaptation OF Balzac's 'rhe Magic
Skin" and in Reno" Rupert
Hughes picture ON divorce. win
visit New York next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-04

coHnopolitan's Under the Red
Robe" cost si.so0.O 600 to produce. Il
Is claimed. The picture In beau.
tsfuIly staged adaptation OF Stanley
weyman's novel Of Franco in the
time Of Cardinal Richelieu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-04
COLONIAL.

Excitement and thrills. suspense
and conflict are said to DO simply
crowded into The Spoilers" the
new screen PRODUCTION OF Rex
Beach's famous story. which is Mt
the Colonial now. The story which
has been widely read. was written
by Beach from actual observation
OF the turmoil that followed in tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-04

only does she mako charming and
graceful boy. but shs acts with un.
affected naturalness and quiet polae.
which makes the spectators surrcn.
der completely 10 the Illusion Of see.
ing In the flesh an oid.fashioned girl
Of the early years OF the 18th cen.
furry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-04
TODAY'S PROGRAMS


SCREEN
uEILIu--Icn chancy IN Victor
llugo's famous classic. THE
Hunohhack OF Metre Dame"
LIBERTY Anna q. Nilsson anu
James i<irkwocd In s'Ponioia."
BLuE MOUSE Marion Davies In
''i.ittlp old New York .
COLISEUM r Corlnno Griffith and
conway Tsarlc N "rho Common
Law"
COLUMBIA Virginia valli and NIL,
ton sllls In "A Lady OF Quality"
STRAND Edna purvlane9 IN "A
Woman OF Parts"
WINTER GAitDEN.-pounlaa Fair.
banks In THE Mark pc Zorro
COLONIAL Milton BILLS. barbara
Bedford and Anna q, Nilsson IN
'~rhp Apoiiera."
MARKET dorothy Phillips In "ttur-
rleane's CAT"
STAGE
MsrRoPoIIrAS--Mr, and Mrs CO.
burn IN 40 This IL l.ondonf
oRriiEuM--May With and sands-
willie.
rANrAoIs Nat ifalnes and yaude-
rALaoE nrr-wm king and conn
papl IN Nothing nut the
truth"
OAK pix usiana and company In
''Let's Co."
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NIARIiIr

Hurricanes Gal" Dorothy Phil.
lips weliknown and thrilling pic.
'ure, opened rhor; enlargement, nj
Tho Market thoatar Tuesday. gnub
pollhri'B biggest and hest comedy.
California or Bust" Ia tho comedy
feature on the now program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-04

Hurry Mothorl a toaspoonful Of
California Fig Syrup" now will
thoroughly clean tho little bowels
and In few hours you have a well.
playful child again. Even II cross.
fevcrish. bilious. constipated or full
Of cold, children love It's pleasant
taste
Tell your druggist you want only
the genuine California Fig syrup
which has directions for babies and
children OF all ages printed on bottle.
Mother, you must say California. -
Refuse any imitation. - Advertise.
mont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-04

you can buy Mems Fine Dress Shoes,
formerly s1.oo. for Se.ss. Mems Work
Shoes for SECS. While fine Boys
Shoes have been marked az Sleb.
"Wednesday well sell Mems Singer
man Duchess Trousers, $500 and
$500 values. for ss.65 singernan's
$500 and $500 Pants nc S..s5. Boys
Suits have been marked sa.ss: heavy
Atwood Msclinaus Mt siS5. Heavy.
pure wool. puil.oycr Sweaters. form,
eriy $3.50. at $3.50
And here's the cause for these
enormous reductions - Siugerman's
stock must be wound up Mt once, to
geiher with diosa OF the combined
Red Front Stocks. at l60i.i6o3 First
Avenue. corner Pine Street. and this
forced drastic action Is tho cause Of
these sensatlonally low prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-04
OAK

''scandaious Tongue Is thu un.
usual title given the picture now
showing at tho Oak thea,er. The
story Ia Of sfnalltown folks and is
simply but effectively interpreted.
Enid Bennett, and Fred NibIo are the
stars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-04
Blue MOUSE

Lovers Of real good film entertain.
ment should not fnil TO zee Marion
Davies big picture. 'Llttls old New
York" which Is nov on It's second
week at the Blue Mouss, IN this
story Of tho Gotham OF early days
is presented the real color and TO.
nance Of that very romantic period
Miss Davies "a called upon 20 enact
a role entirely different from any.
thing In which she has. previously
been seen and she makes In the role
her greatest Characterization. Not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-04

Be here when the DOORS OPEN, WEDNESDAY, MORN
ING AT 800. We have just mentioned few of the bar
gains offered Never again will YOU be able to buy Singer
mans highgrade Mems Wear at truly Bankrupt prices
BE and to this great clothing sale Wednesday
You can't make any mistake here Remember address
RED FRONT CLOTHING COMPANY, I6O1-l603 First
Avenue corner Pine Street.
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IIIsIIlG

HfsILiG
One Of the most dramatic periods
In French history. that period IN
tho early fifteenth century when tho
ar.stocrats and tho common people
were continually elaAhlng. was uaod
by Victor Hugo for the background
OF his immortal story. The Hunch'
back Of Metre Dame" and that ia
nous period ~ graphically and vivid.
ly pictured in the screen version Of
nugo's story which Is now being
shown on the Heillg screen.
Tho characters Of that time make
the most interesting part ot the
story. which IL conferred principally
about Quaslmodo. the hunchback. In
tho part OF Quasimodo, Lon Clancy
has given tho most wonderful char
actersxation ever seen on either stage
or screen. ia the opinion OF q great
many critics. And with CLANCY
there are several other players who
give strong Characterization
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COLISEUM

CDIiSEtM
Tho starry OF a models life and life
in general in the art studios OF mod
crn times. yividly depicting some OF
tho humlllating indlgn,ilca 20 which
the models arc forced 10 submit. IL
told In 1.-THE Common Law" Robert
w. Chambers well known story.
which Is now at the Coliseum In
screen form There II probably no
star in all the realm Of the cinema
more fitted 20 the leading role u this
story than Corinnc Griffith. who
gives an appealing and human por.
travail. A number Of other stars, in.
Guiding Conway Tearle, Doris May.
Miss Du Pont, Elliott Dexter. Phyllis
HaveFi Bryant waHhburu and Hobart
Bosworth. are IN The big playing cast.