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The Springdale news., 1907-03-29
GOAD SPRINGS.

March 25.-Fine weather We are having.
 Farmers of this vicinity are about ready to plant corn.
 Wheat and oats are beginning to look fine.
 Some of our people went to Sprlngdale Saturday to see what premiums their tickets called for and as usual most If not all came home disappointed without any premiums at all.
 One could gather almost any kind of a fruit flower bouquet that might be wished as the peaches, pears and plums are in bloom and the apples, cherries and berries are also beginning to bloom.
 Some of the berry growers are predicting an carly berry crop this year. saying there will be plenty of strawberries bY the 18th of April.
 Some of our young folks went to Pleasant Grove to pie supper Saturday night. They reported not much of a time as there was not enough pies to go around.
 Aunt Nira Cowan who has been poorly for some time. seems to be no better at this writing.
 Pleasant Pace and family of near Old Bethel were visiting at the home of Mrs. Faces parents. MT. and Mrs. K. C. Stewart Sun day.
 Will Langley, Jr. who has been very low with consumption for some time k 10 better. but rather seems to be growing weaker al the time.
 Some ot our young people at tended q eiphering and spelling match at Bethel FridaY night and report a most enjoyable time.
 There k going to be d big egg roast ou Puppy Creek, lear Lee Reeds, Saturday night before Easter
 Our people enjoyed the finest musical ntertaiumeut for several months at the home of John Looney, Jr.. Saturday night. First was several fine selections by the string band. consisting of Messrs. Jess Nichols and Esker HaineS Of Oak Grove, John Hud- gins. Charlie Luker and the Looney brothers of Rogers and Sam King of this place. Next the congregation was treated to some nice vocal music lead by E>au Begley of this place, then to cap the climax they Were en- tertained for I few moments bY a recitation by Miss Wheat an elocutionists of Pea Ridge, who k down on a visit to her brother. Prof. D. L. Wheat. She will probably take up class in elo- cution and short hand while here visiting.
The Springdale news., 1907-03-29
SONORA.

March 2b. Dr. Bearden reeeiy- ed a telegram announcing the se- rious illness of his sister. He left for Rush, his old home. Thursday.
 Several of the young folks at- tended singing at Friendship Sunday and all report a pleasant time.
 Mrs. Alice Boyd and little girls have gone to Fayetteville where
The Springdale news., 1907-03-29
la Grippe and Pnsumoois

Foley : Honey and Tar cures Ia grlppe coughs and prevents pneumon- ia. Refuse auy but the genuine in the yellow package W. C O~nbey.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
ADVANCE GUARD COMES
 FOR GREAT ELkS DAY

The advance guard has arrived, an6 ,h,. mobilization of the remainder is -oing on for th, great day uf the ElhS January 10.
 The first elk to arrive is os large as 1 moose and not unlike one. and his
 hoioc of the Board of Trade for a stop ping place demonstrates his kiuship to thr rrynard family.
 His picture now hangs on the wall of the Board of Trade where he has become the exposure of hundreds of eyes The work. which has been per formed by Mox Kollm. Steadman ave- uu". iS d most interesting one. The pie ur" has been produced by th' bumiu method on moose hide. II is as true to life as the most artistic human hands could make it. and more perfect sketch of typical Alaska scene has never been produced.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
NOME TEAM GOES DQWN
 TOITS FIRST DEFEAT

DALLAS, Ore, Dec 20.-Thc A. F basketball team of Nome went down to defeat here today for the first time since they left their northern home hy a score of 39 to 32.
 It was the garndest basketball game ever sen here, and the fight was a furious one from start to finish. The Alaskans fought with desperation, par ticularly in the last part of the game but they were handicapped by the linn tied playing space and they failed for that reason to staVe off defeat
 The greatest crowd that eyer wit messed a basketball game in this whole
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
MERCHANTS
 GIVE PRIZES

Several business houses of the city have given valuable prizes for the win ners of the events in the big amateur athletic meet December 2S. Darling X Dean have given for the "ne-milr relay race trophy valued at S1OO.
 The Northwestern Commercial Co. gives a medal for the one mile anna reur.
 John Coply will donate a prize for the tug of war.
 Archer, Ewing & Co. give the medal for the ladies walk.
 The Alaska bank gives medal for the running high jump.
 The Miners & Merchants bank gives the medal for the broad jump.
 The Nome Bank x Trust Go. gives a medal for the standing high jump.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20

section was present, aud the excitement was intense.
 Special trains Wero run from lnd"- pendcncc. Mammoth and Falls city. and such interest wa never displayed before.
 During the first half it seemed almost certain that Nome would add ouc mor' laurel to its crown, but thc fact Chat the homestcrs were accustomed to th, limited space initiated against the yi-- itOrs.
 The ost brilltan Norl on the Nom" side was performed by Hurlcy and Al
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
REID WILL HOLD COURT
 IN VALDEZ ANYHOW

that any hitch should have occurred in the appointment, but he states that the hitch can only be temporary at the most. He relies upon the support of the oklahoma senators and has no fear whatever for the result
 He will proceed to Valdez on the first steamboat and at once open court. He says that he will pay mo attention whatever to the hitch. as he considers it has occurred about a small matter which can easily be cleared away.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20

NrIou~. But every man fought his hardest and the new space condition, were alone responsible for the loss of the game.
 The home team iS "gardrd as. prob- ably. the strongest basketball aggrega- tiou on the Pacific coast, and this fact couJcd with the prestige won by th' Nome boys, accounts for the ,omarka- A'c interest taken in the match.
 The following are known to have played on the Nome team: Frank Bur ley, A. Lomcn Mcintyre and Don AL fnrd
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
GALE WANTS THE PEOPLE TO
 DECIDE 0N THE LIQUOR ISSUE

merely intends to prevent saloons flou being conducted on creeks and near yuca a bin will hay" o beneficial effect
 them Mr. Gale says that he believes sucn a bill will nav ca beneficial effect and that in connection with the matter ho has the support of the great maiori- ty of the mining people of the North
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
ERIC JOHNSON STARTS
 RAGE AGAINST TIME

made by him that he will reach Nome before Christmas.
 As the distance to be travelled is 25O miles. and as five days are only left in which to perform the Journey Eric and his team have a big task in front of them.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
VILLAINS AND DEARNdOlyhlD
 USE FISTS |Rg CONGRESS

leader of the democrats answcrd by striking Dearmound in the face. The two men clinched immediately and punmelled each other in the manner of two toughs. Several rushed to sepa- rate them, but before the peacemakers could effect their purpose Dearmound
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Dee. 20 Delegate Gale introduced today q bill to place in the hands of the people who live in Alaska, outside of incorporated towns, the power to have liquor li- CenseS granted or withheld.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20

The orders have be- lsaucd because the government officials declare that peace in the city would be mpossibl, as long as the Jews are present. Of course. mo one believes the statements uf the officials in the matter except those who are interested. The order fs believed to be due only to the iu-
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
EQUAL PAY FOR
 C0UNTRY'S DEFENDERS

revenue cutter service.
 The bill is believed almost certain to become law, as it will have the support of men whose names have shed lustre on the armed forces of the country, particularly on the land forces.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20

The bill provides that the people of the district in which license is being applied for shall have vote if they live within a radius of two miles from the building where t.e liquor would be sold. iHccrporatvd towns will not in any way be inrlddcd in the districts affected by the hiIl and the delegate
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
A..Y.-P. BILL
 INTRODUCED

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Dec. % Nuggets Special Service.
 Congressman Humphrey. of the state of Washington, introduced the Alaska Nukon-Pacinc exposition bill today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
STORAGE EGoS 35c

In the long run misrepresentation does not pay. There's sometimes n temporary advantage to be gained by this sort of dishonesty. but the bene- fit takes wings and flies away, and the reaction works your ruin. Therefore. as matter of policy. with cool call culatton and without misrepresentation, We utter preachmcut on hens eggs. We have three kinds of eatabIe eggs. and first tell of
 STORAGE EGGS, 35c
 per dozen These are "Aprl storage" eggs. AS is well known. the frmest and | longest keeping eggs of the year are those laid in April They are put in cold storage and shipped North in the | fall, many authorities claiming that they are best keepers for the following l wnter-aud as a matter of fact the majority of cggs used in Nome are "Ap- ril storage" The "Aprils" we sell at the yclows break in opening. although we guarantee all of them tu be sweet hgh-priced eggs, For poaching, etc, they give as good satisfaction as the high-priced eggs. For paechng, etc. we do not, however, say they will take the place of fancy eggs. Then we have SEPT. EGGS soc.
 Just what we represent them as be- ing-ordinary, good September eggs that hold up" and are satisfactory for any use. Speak for themselves-but don't chirp.
 FANCY EGGS 6oc
 These are really excellent. clear Sep tembers," best in stock. and we guar antee every one to be firm and as fresh as it is possible to have "chechacos" up here at this date. Sell for zoe: should be more.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20

WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. 19.-- Congressman John Sharp Williams and Dearmound were the actors today in one of the most disgraceful scenes ever witnessed in congress.
 During a debate in the house Dear mound called Williams a liar, and the
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
DISCOVERS EXTERSI0nl
 OF THIRD BEACH LIRE

Harold Jensen and partners have picked up the extension of the Third beach line to the east at Mcdonald creek
 The pay found up to the present is not by any means rich, but no oppor-
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
ROBSON WANTS HAGUE
 TO JUDGE DISPUTES

-~r effect the purpose which the czar had in view when he summoned the powers to form a court of arbitration. Those who are advocates of a perma- ucnt board of arbitration says that Hobson has taken am important step. but many consider that any discussion of the sJ bject would be waste of time for congress.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20

had struck Williams several times. and the latter's face was covered with blood.
 About one hundred congressman were present in the house at the time of the fight, and the gallery was crowd ed with wollen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
DUDE LEWIS MAY
 BE A GOVERNOR

ceive the nomination, and if he does his election is not at all improbable. the Pacific coast Mir Lewis has been calming more and more publicity, and he promises soon to make a mark in national lCit .cs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
JEWS RECEIVE ORDERS TO
 QUIT vLADIvosToK

olldicnblc prejudice harborrd hy all Russians against the Hebrew race
 Tine greatest possible suffering will be caused by tho command. Many fa- miles Wuo Wcr" comfortably provided for must suffer ruin, and hundreds who hay, hardly ever been away from home must seek new places.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE. Dec 19-Judgc Reid, who has been appointed to succeed Third judicial division of Alaska, has proceed to Valdez at once and open court, in spite of the fact that the con- firmation of his appointment has bean held up in congress.
 He expresses the greatest surprise
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
REID PROMISES TO
 AVOID ALLIANCES

When told that Alaska was divided into several factions he said that one of the things which he win particularly avoid is making alliances with any parties or any man.
 He says his only ambition is to ad- minister the law as he finds it.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
FAVORS SUB TREASURY
 IN CITY OF SEATTLE. Nuqqet's Special Service.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Dec. 2O.- The treasury department favors the establishment of a sub-trcasury in- stead of a mint at Seattle
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20

Erie Johuenn. ttc IaaE carrie. is now in the beginning of big race against time.
 He left Unalakleet this morning with the third mail from the outside for Nome. and top speed means money to him. for a good sized bet has been
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20

tunity has yet been given for dnumg into the streak
 John Meyer of the North Pole bakery is interested with Jensen. and both have recently shipped out am outfit for the continuation of the work T.n
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
TWO HUNDRED AND teIAETy
 MEN KEV0WIbl TO BE DEAD

\ body of loo men is striving man. rmjy together Do bring relief and de-. of hcrui-w are being performed. but those win" arc attcmrtiug tho rr-cm nave hardly amy m"r, cmGdrur. Doo Ibc rest.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20

pans taken from the ground vcr
 aortu SEQ. aud that il is the coutuu- lttou of Ike third beach cannot b, doubted. Tn. strike was made about 2.ooo feet east of the end ot the IliI- road truck. Harold has been prospect ing in the ucighboruood for some limr
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20

 REFEREE

Nuggets Special Service.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. -o -J1u,- Jrrrtrs has agreed 70 referee the fight between Moran and Abe Attrl on New Years night An mmon~" crowd win be mos,ut when the lads com" into the ring and glorious scrap is autici- plt,d.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
SIGNAL FIRES SEEN ON
 ISLAND NEAR HORN

II is believed that the men who have lit the fires are members of the crew of tine wrecked ship Arthur SeweH. who were reported to have been eaten by cauuibals.
 The government has been communi- cated with. and it ts possible that an expedition win be sent to the rescue.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 2O.- Congressman Jones, of the state of Washington, has introduced bill to provide for equal pay for the army, navy. marine corps and men of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
Nuggets Special Service,

NEW YORK. Dec. 2O-Jamcs Ha~- ilton Lewis announced today that he is willing to accept the nomination of the democrats for lhe govenorship of F. linG.s.
 It is not unlikely that he will re-
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20

and the fact that three of the bodies are hcadless is taken as an iodicat..u of the terrific force of the explosion
 Smoke is pouriua from the min" a- from the crater of volcano. and there is little hope that tho work of the r.-- cucrs win avail.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
Nuggets Special Service.

NLADIVOSTOK. Dec 19.--Thc Jews have received orders to leave this city within four days or suffer tn" conse- qucnces of refusal. Those who have property will be permitted to take eight days. but in Chat time they must li~ quidatc and prepare for the start
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets opecIaT oeTVIce'
 WASHINGTON. p C. Dee. l9.- Hubeon has introduced a bill providing that the United States will accept the jurisdiction of the Hagu" tribunal in all disputes arising between this coun- try and any of the others.
 Mr. Hohsou believes that the passing of similar law by each country would
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
BAIT IS IN
 NO HURRY
Nuggets Special Service.

Nelson said today that he is in no hurry to fight Memsic.
 He probably did not mean sucn an impression to be conveyed by his words, but sporting people declare that he regards "Memsy" with some little unCaSineSS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
Nuggets Special Service.

'FU5JV'9 , oT1~N'''' 0T' F'~S'
 NEW YORK Dec 2o,--A vessel which has just returned t" this port reports that signal fires had been seen on Stragglcr'S island near Cape Horn but that il Was found impossible at the time to land in obedience To the sum mons
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
SMOKING FORBIDDEN Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C. Dec. 19- Speaker Cannon today issued an order prohibiting smoking in the house.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE, Dee. 2o.- Judge Reid stated today that he understood the poe Uuca conditions in Alaska. but that differences in such matters would in nc way affect his administration of the law
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
Nuggets Special Service.

JACOBS CREEK, Pa. Dec 20,--Tt is now known that 290 men are dead as d result of the explosion of fire damp, which took place yesterday in tn" Darr mine.
 Thirteen bodies have been recovered.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20

Taffy 25 cents per pound at Han. cocks. next to Lacey saloon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
MAIL IS
 DELAYED

Word was ~oceivod this afternoon that the outside mail could not get in before or 8 p. m, as the terrific blizzards had caused delay.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20

The many friends of J. R. Lowdcn will be pelased to hear that he has re- covered from his recent illness and is now around town again.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20

Remember the grand Masonic ball Christmas night at Eagle hall. ... =.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
TWENTY BGLOW
 AND BLOWING HARD.

Nuggets Special Service by A. T. & T
 Co.'S Long Distance Telepnone)
 TELLER, Dec. 20.-The weather at Tin City today IS very severe. The wind is blowing hard and the tempera- ture is 20 degrees below zero.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20

Nut Candy at Hancock's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20

Granite Mining Candles are the best
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-20
Go to the North Pole

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01
POMEROY LOOMS DEAD.
End Came at the Vermont Soldiers
Home in Bennington.

A telegram was received Thursday
afternoon from Col. Thomas Harmon.
superintendent of the Vermont Soldiers
Home at Bennington announcing the
death that morning of Pomeroy
LoomiS. Mr.. LOOMS was born
in Burlington Il years ago and
was the eldest son of the lat"
Edward G. LOOMS. He was member of
one Of the oldest families Of Burlington.
IN his hoyhood days he lived at home
except when a student of Norwich Uni
vcrsity. whore he studied at the same
time with >ayles Nichols. Admiral George
Dewey. General Levi q. Kingsley, the
late General Munson and other we'll
known NermOnters.
when the 18th Vermont regiment was
organized, he was appointed 9Th sergeant
of Company c (BurlingtonD Captain l..
w. Page commanding He served
throughout the term of his enlistment
with great credit to himself and the
State he SO we'll represented Upon his
muster out of the United States service,
he joined his father and the !ate Alonzo
W. Allen in the leather business and for
many years had charge of the store
which was located on the northwest cor
ner or tnOrcn ana SANK Streets pom
the closing out of this business he was
for years bookkocper for the G. s. Rlod-
gett company and later acted in the same
capacity for r. A. WhcclOck.
In his later years his health became
| nfirm and upon the solicitation of his
| friends he decided to go to the soldiers
| Home al Bennington and spend the re-
mainder of his days. Here his health
| improved and he rendered assistance 10
the superintendent in the many details
| of his office.
lie was "A member of the Stannard
| Post of this city who mad charge
of the funeral services which was
| held in the chapel at Lake View cemetery
| Saturday afternoon at two O'Clock. The
| bearers We're selected from the Nom
bers of Company c, 18th Vermont regi-
ment, who reside in Burlington, and in
terment was in the family lot.
| The cause of Mr.. l,oomiss death Is
thought to have been heart disease as he
was about the home and at the breakfast
| table on the morning he died. He is
| survived by two brothers, George
LOOMS of Westheld, Mass, and Horac,
l.. LOOMS of this city, who are the only
surviving members of the family.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01

day in the receipt by City Clerk NJ. G..
Grandy of motion brought by the rail-
road company through its attorney, G.
w. Writer'S. for the dismissal OF the Sc
questration proceedings.
In the motion for dismissal five reasons
are set up:
First, that the city Of burlington has
not acquired precedent authority from
the secretary of war to build a publ ,
wharf IN the navigah lc waters of Lake
Cha mpla!n. as required by law;
Second, that the city of Burlington has
no lawful right to build maintain and
operate public wharf and become a pub
lie wharfinger:
taken is already by lawful authority sub
icctcd 10 public use;
Fourth. that the city now claims to own
site and location for public wharf at
the foot Of Maple street and has no lawf II
authority to build and maintain two
wharves;
Fifth. that act No. 262 of the laws OF
1895 uthori2iug the city of Burlington to
construct and maintain a public wharf Is
invalid and void for that it purports To
confer upon the city Of Burlingtan the
primary right to determine the necessity
for such wharf: secondly to determine tho
extent of the taking OF land necessary
for such purposes. and thirdly to deter
mine the damages that shall he paid "a
the land owners for such taking. This
act is not due process Of law, as required
by the constitution.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01
VERMONT'S POOR SHOWING.
Space at JnmcstOvn Exposition and
state Building Empty.

William NJ Martin, manager Of the
local Western Union Telegraph Office,
who has just returned from visit to
the jamestown exposition, was not fav
orably impressed with the Vermont cX-
hhit. In fact, he was ashamed To re-
main in the Vermont building lest some
person would think he was from the
Green Mountain State.
I'm the states building which is de-
ted 20 the exhibits of all the States"
said Mr.. Martin" the Vermont space
was blank. with tho exception of some
large dust covered boxes and n crate
Of machinery placed in the background.
The word Vermont in large green let
tiers proclaimed to the world what the
space was supposed to he used for but
the visitor could learn nothing of Ver-
mont by standing there. on the con-
trary he received the impression that
Vermonters were either lazy or had
nothing in the State worth showing.
he exhibits Of other States were hrst-
class and were made In manner to
show the leading products and manu-
featured goods"
"Thc Vermont building was good
enough" he continued" but there was
nothing in It. Here, again, one could
see boxes of material that had Hppar-
entity lain there for weeks, unopened. A
few specimens of Vermont's fora were
exhibited, as we'll as a few photographs,
but these appeared lonesome, compared
With the exhibits of other States"
Mr. Martin said that, although not as
large as former exposltions, the fair was
a good one and we'll worth going to
see. He said that the rates there were
very reasonable, which was perhaps ac-
counted for by the poor attendance, Mrs
u artin and daughter will visit relatives
|, Maryland before returning to this
city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-01
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

Ribbons underneath help you to i'm
agine a summer shirt waist is real
thing.
A man is impcrtinent IL ho tries 10
nirt with a girl and insultiagly indtf-
ferent If he doesn't,
A nice thing about being fat wo-
man is how comfortably she can slip
and bang herself in the bath tub.
1t makes woman very proud OF her
husbands business ability to have him
know how to hook her mp tho bTnk,
A man idea of being n patriot Is
yelling himself hoarse because some
body tolls him something Is against
the constitution York Dress