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The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-09-23
MRS. KEMP ON NORTHWESTERN

Mrs =. S. Kemp who has been in
the East all summer. has left Seattle
ou the Northwestern. and vii be back
IN Nome IN a few days. Mrs Kemp Is
bringing with her the largest and finest
stock Of ladies' goods ever seen I'm this
country. and they arr t. br put upon
display Immediately upon her arrival
Granite Mining Candles are tn. best
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-09-23
LIEUT.. CUMMINGS AND
MISS GREEN MARRIED

Lieut.. \. d. Cummings. formerly Of
Fort Davis. and Miss Mildred Nav
Green. formerly Of Nome. We're mar
ried at Denver on Wednesday. Sept. 9
Miss Green is a daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. J. c. Green.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-09-23
NOTICE.

TIE Colonial supper 60 he given nv
the Kegoayah Kozga Wednesday even
ing at O'Clock has been postponed
until Saturday evening. the 26th inst
MARY 9. MeMANUS. Secretary.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-09-23
TIERS
RECORDED
SEPTEMBER p
Deeds.

Frank Fitzmartin 10 standard OIL
COMPANY The FitzmaftiH Greek bench
claim Sept IS. laos.
Myrti- Bunger and ". J. hunger To-
J. r Ward southerIy portion IF lot %.
block g.. $3.50: sept, a. 1905.
Proofs of Labor.
Napoleon. Daf-y and Nightingale
claims. an Rock creek. g. J. Saufacon.
Oakland group. on left limit ~ north
fork Of Snake river: Arctic Mining <
Imp. co.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-09-23
MRS. STEEL GOES
TO JOIN HARRY

Tin latest arrivals from Fairbanks
report tHaf Mts Harry &. Stsel was
mot mt Fort Gihh"n an the WY ur
river tn fun Harry Who is manager
p tHe Fairbanks News
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-09-23

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The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-09-23

Imported coburser draf. beer on tap
al Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-09-23
Co 10 tn. North Pole

Bakery for the best bread and pastry
The only coffee house in town.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-09-23

Granite Mining csndl-, are tn. best
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1908-09-23

Granite Mining Candle. ar. tn. b..,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
WANTEDFOR ROBBERY
OF STEAMERS SAFE
Arrests at Central Station Alleged to
Have Broken Into Strong Room
of Transpaelfic Mail
Boat

Two men who gave their names as
Peter Drakos and Peter Psartin we're
arrested Saturday night last by De-
tectives Talamantes and Rico, and
lodged at the central station on sus-
picion. They were said TO be wanted
in San Francisco on serious charge.
NBefore information of the arrest
could be sent to San Francisco, cir
cular was received stating that the
men were wanted for the robbery or
the strong room of the transpacitic
steamer Peru, the allegation being that
while the boat was lying up at the Pa,
cifc Mail companys dock, they mad
broken into the strong room at night
and carried off the small safe belong
ing to the purser of the steamer, low
ering it over the side and escaping in
a small boat.
The safe was taken ashore ana
broken OPEN 1t contained 800 IN cash.
belonging to the purser, and $l3OO IN
jewelry, the property of passengers.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
PRESIDENTS BIRTHDAY IS
PASSED AT WHITE HOUSE
Roosevelt Receives Many coneratula-
tions Upon Entering Fifty-first
Year of His Life-Has Nu-
merous Visitors

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Theodore
Roosevelt, twenty-sixth president OF
the United States, became 30 years OF
age today.
He began his fifty-frst year by get
ting to his desk early and spending the
day hard at work in his office. recelV-
ing such members of his cabinet as are
in town at the regular sem1-weekiy
meeting and discussing with them mat
ters relating to their depa- 'ents'
Congratulatory messages poured INTO
the presidents office and at the Whlte
House all day. Many foreign rulers
took advantage of the opportunity 10
send messages of warm friendship and
goodwill through their diplomatic rep
resentatives who called in person 10
present them to the president
Many others of the White House cal
lers were persons who came to extend
their congratulations.
Among these was the delegation OF
members of the Hungarian Republican
club of New York city who yearly on
this day pay their compliments to the
president and offer the congratulations
of the club.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
CHARLES KNOWLES PITCHER CAPTAIN HoLLYWooDs

high school. Knowles also has a fine
batting record. Out of ten times at
bat he has made six singles, one two
bagger and home run. Knowles also
stands very high in football ranks,
being a member of the Hollywood high
school eleven, and this team so far
does not know the meaning of defeat.
Knowles and Taylor. the stars of
the Hollywood high school team, ex-
pect to go east and take charge of
athletic sports, baseball and football,
later in the season. President Nc
Donald of the Suburban and recent
manager of the Hollywood aggrega-
ton, in speaking of Knowles said:
when | took the management of
the Hollywood team l Immediately
signed Charley Knowles and was
much impressed with his pitching and
all-round playing, and ! consider him
a coming professional ball player. /
am informed that he is about to de-
part for the east and 1 regret very
much losing his services. My parting
words for Knowles is the hope that
he makes a record for himself, as he
did in Southern California
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
ALLEGED CHICKEN THIEF
SEIZED AND TIED TO TREE

For the past two weeks c. L. Muir
ply, who lives at 1909 Henry street,
has been missing chickens from the
coops in the rear of his house. Last
night he caught a man In the hennery
slowing away fat fowls in gunny-
sack.
With the assistance of score or
more of neighbors, summoned to the
scene. Murphy captured the alleged
chicken thief and tied him to tree
while an officer was sent for.
Patrolman Hartnagle, who lives
nearby. came to the aid and took the
man to central station, where he was
booked on suspicion.
When brought to the police station
the prisoner was bleeding at the nose
ewes and ears, and it was found tnat
his skull had been fractured as the re-
suit of the rough treatment he re-
ceived at the hands of the crowd. His
name is Casper Benson.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28

last night in the Edison building, dur
ing which several matters of import
ance were discussed. The minutes OF
the last meeting were read and ap-
proved. On account of the absence or
President Harry Lelande, c. w. Hahn,
representative of the Hoegee club, pre-
sided The Hoegee team has released
Players Suess, Carlisle, Gamble, La
Braynt and Ores. La Braynt has been
signed TO San Diego and Suess to san
Pedro. The Dyas-Cline sporting goods
house offered TO donate nine dozen
baseballs provided the league would
adopt the Reach ball. while the Hoegee
company would donate ten dozen If the
league would adopt the Reach as the
official ball, but no action was taken In
the matter.
Frank Benkert of the Maiers club
was fined 81 for arriving late to the
meeting. Manager Ward of the Edi-
son team brought before the board the
matter that all Edison games be played
at the Athletic park diamond instead
of at the South Side Athletic park.
The reason Ward gave for changing to
the Athletic park diamond was the fact
that several of his players objected to
playing on the Thirty-eighth and Santa
Fe diamond. No action was taken by
the league. Manager Newton of the San
Pedro club asked that the schedule be
adopted as read. The motion was Sec
onded by Croic of the Santa Ana team
and carried.
Manager Crolic of the Santa Ana
team objected to paying out-of-town
clubs over $50 in addition to the ex-
penses. No action was taken by the
directors regarding this suggestion.
The schedule was revised so as to
read as follows: Hoegees VS.. McCor-
micks at Athletic park November Y.
November the Pasadena club will go
to San Diego.
Manager Newton claimed the ser
vices of George Schaffer, who played
on the Azusa team, and after several
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
W. c. T. U. REFLECTS
POPULAR PRESIDENT
MAINE WOMAN GETS UNANI-
NOUS BALLOT
Denver Convention Names Other Of
ficers and Listens to Several Ad-
dresses-Passes Resolutions
to Welcome BIuejackets

DENVER, Oct. 27.--Mrs. L. M. N.
Stevens of Portland, Me-, today was
unanimously rejected president OF
the National Womans Christian Tenn
perance union.
Other officers were elected as fol-
lows Vice president at large, MISS
Anna A. Goruon, Illinois, reelected.
Corresponding secretary, Mrs. Fran
ces p. Parhs, West Virginia; record
ing secret tary, Mrs. Elizabeth Preston
Anderson, North Dakota, reelected;
treasurer, MRS. F.. p. Hutchinson OF
kansas; general branch secretaries:
Young wornans branch, Miss Rhena
E. G.. Mosher, New York, reelected;
Loyal Temperance league branch, MISS
Marguerite Wintringer, Illinois, re-
elected.
Thanking the convention for the
confidence In her shown by her re-
election, President Stevens said:
Il will bear the torch of the w. C..
r. L., since you have chosen me. II
Is the torch of God given truth and
| will try to keep it burning so bright
ly and hold it so high that the w. C.
Z. u. will tower above everything.
This afternoon Recording Secretary
Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Anderson re-
appointed Mrs. Sarah H. Hoge OF Lin
coin, va, assistant recording secre-
tary.
At the afternoon session Mrs. Ella
II. Thacher at the end of her address
on work Among Soldiers and san
ors," offered the following resolution
which was adopted:
believing that Notwithstanding the
feting and feasting which our sailors
have been rendered in their trip
around the world they have not found
braver, truer mother hearts than those
Of their mother land;
"Resolved, That the members of the
National Woman's Christian Temper
ance union prepare proper welcome
for these sailors ON their return, in
recognition of their service to our
country
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
DOODLE DEE MEETING
FIzZLES; DEMOCRATS
TAKE POSSESSION

4 Good-natured Democrats in the I
4 Ninth ward held a meeting In the !
i Doodle Dee hall at First and Chi !
j. cago streets last night. A Hearst =
\ meeting had been widely adver- I
j. tised and red fire was burned and I
;. other efforts made to bring I
!. crowd, but only four persons !
!. could be induced to atten not !
\ one of whom was a voter. !
:. The Doodle Dees abandoned !
j their meeting without opening 1t, !
i but members of the Ninth Ward !
i Bryan and Kern club. who had !
4 gathered at the office of DR.. c. e. +
:. Bacon on the same floor to ar !
\ range for Jud Rush's speech at !
\ Korbel hall tonight, came to their =
4 rescue. DR.. Bacon's rooms proved +
4 too small to accommodate the COM I
i mittee meeting and it was ac- !
+ cordingly adjourned to the vacant !
4 Doodle Dee hall and turned into =
: an Enthusiastic Democratic rally. !
+ "And Hearst raid for it, said !
! DR.. bacon. :
!. !. j. = i u i + = + I. i 4 + + 4. i i
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
BODY OF SECOND VICTIM
OF STORM FOUND AT LAST
Hot Springs WASH, Searching Party
Discovers Corpse of kemble's
Companion Near Where
Former Died

TACOMA, Wash, Oct. pa special
to the Ledger from Hot Springs, WASH
says: Lying face downward beside a
fallen tree, about a mile and a half
from the spot where the body Of his
companion, julius j. Rumble, was
found on Sunday, the body of Fred w.
Kloeber was discovered by bloodhounds
this afternoon on Roostercomb range.
Mr.. Kloeber came to his death as
the result of an accident The posi-
ton of the body indicated he STUN
bed over the log and in doing so,
struck his head on a fir tree. break
ing his neck.
His gun was found under him. HIS
face was bruised and his jaw dislo-
Gated. Marks on the log proved he had
fallen over it, probably while teellns
his way along in the darkness.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
BELL AND PHELAM MAKE
THEIR FINAL TRIP SOUTH
Both CaIIfornians Will Attend Noon
Luncheon at Westminster. Today
uuder Auspices of County
Committee

Theodore Bell and James Phelan will
arrive in Los Angeles this morning
minister hotel at noon.
Mr.. Bell will speak here and 1t will
be his last address of the campaign, as
he hurries to San Diego on the 2
o'clock train and later goes north.
With Mr. Bell will be Judge Shep-
herd of Ventura, the congressional can
didate running against Congressman
Smith.
Frank II. Gould will speak In Santa
Ana Thursday night, instead of at
Highland Park, as there has been
great slump In Taft sentiment in
Orange county.
Messrs. Bell and Phelan will make as
many speeches as possible Wednesday
and Thursday while they are in the
south.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
Nav Grant New Trial

WASHINGTON, Oct. N.--The argu-
ments for a new trial asked for by
Frederick A. Hyde and Joost II.
Schneider, who were convicted last
spring of conspiracy in connection with
land frauds in the west, were taken
under advisement today by Justice
Stafford of the criminal court of the
District of Columbia. Counsel tor uhe
convicted men contended the verdict
was the result of a compromise, some
of the Jurors who favored conviction OF
all four of the defendants who were
tried Clyde, Schneider. Benson and Dl-
mond) voting to acquit Dimond In ex-
change for the votes of the other
Jurors, who were inclined to acquit all
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
5Y RED PERKINS

CHARLES KNOWLES, one of the
I star pitchers of the Suburban
~ league and slabster for the Holly
wood aggregation, Is considered one
of the best semi professional pitchers
in Southern California. Knowles is
native of Hollywood and has figured
very prominently in amateur athletics.
Before entering the Suburban league
he had won twenty eight straight
games, which is good enough for any
amateur, considering the fact that he
is pitted against some of the best
twirlers In this neck of the woods.
Out of thirty-three games twirled he
has lost only three, one of the games
being a fourteen-inning game. In this
game he struck out seventeen of his
opponents and walked none. He ac-
cepted all chances In his position with
out a misplay. not having an error
credited to him.
He won one of his games by the
close score of to 0, only two hits
being made off his delivery. Another
game in which he figured very gamely
was that played against Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28

minutes of discussion Schaffer was
fined 81 and released to Azusa. A mo-
ton was made and carried that all
players names be stricken from the
rolls that have not been signed by
contracts.
Pitcher Carson of the Tacoma ball
club, who has won sixteen out OF the
twenty-five games played by that club
this season, is wanted by Captain Nc
Creedie of the Portland team at once.
Artie Hoffman. the crack center
fielder of the Chicago Americans, is
expected to arrive this week and will
be seen in the lineup of the Hoegees in
the California Winter league.
Endeavors of the baseball associa-
tion to erect a creditable park at Pasa-
dena have struck a snag. The asso-
citation had proposed to include in it's
park a short section of Ipswich street,
thus shutting it off from public use.
In response to a protest of Cyrus Rus
sell and John Earle Jardine yester-
day, the council notified the association
that the street must not be obstructed
in the manner indicated.
Although the street had not been
formally vacated, the promoters of the
PARK ndu previously Deen given TO un-
derstand that they would not be in
terefered with in appropriating the sec
tion of the street, which is not of
great value as a thoroughfare.
1t is possible that a compromise may
be secured, whereby gates will be
placed in the park fence at the inter-
section of Ipswich street, and not closed
except when a game is actually in
progress.
Jack Myers OF the Minneapolis team
is expected to don the uniform of the
San Diego baseball team before the
end Of the week
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
Bell and PheIan Speak

FRESNO, Oct. 27.-After a street
parade James D. Phelan and Theo-
dore Bell addressed large Demo-
cratic meeting at the Barton opera
house tonight. The special train ar
rived this evening an hour late and
btoh Phelan and Bell made brief ad-
dresses to a portion of the crowd that
remained Then they went to Tulare,
speaking briefly at Selma, Fowler.
Kingsburg and small towns EN- route.
Returning In the evening, they spoke
at the opera house. Phelan declare, l
that as a San Francisco banker he
approved of the bank guaranty law.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
InsnIvenov Case unchanaed

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-The status of the
Battle Creek Breakfast Food company,
limited, for which John e. Linihan,
by process of the state courts, has been
made receiver at Quincy, ILL.,, and Buff
falo, N. Y, was not mate rally changed
by events in the federal court today.
After a prolonged conference the
creditors committee and representa-
tives of the interests which caused the
appointment of Mr.. Linihan as receiver,
compromised upon William e. O'Neill,
a Chicago lawyer. as receiver in bank
ruptcy. Judge Bethea, however, de-
clined to make the appointment, stating
that a better expert is necessary.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
Hobson' Boosts Democracy

SAN FRANCE 20, oct. 27.-Before
a big gathering of Democrats here
tonight Capt. Richmond p. Hobson OF
Santiago fame, declared the safety OF
the country rested in the election OF
the Democratic candidate to the pres
idency. After long discussion of the
various issues of the campaign he
launched into startling discourse, in
which he said this country was on
the verge of war with Japan, and that
unless the Pacific coast were properly
defended and a sufficient fleet of bat
tleships maintained in Pacific waters
for its protection a horde of Japanese
soldiers could and would be poured
into the country, sweeping the Pacific
slope from end to end.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
ALDINE CLUB RAIDED BY
POLICE; MANAGER TAKEN

Patrolmen Oker and Barlow ra1ded
the Aldne club on the second floor OF
the German building last night ar
rested H. d. Carter, manager and par
tender and confscated a wagon DAD of
beer and whisky.
While there were a number of other
persons preserft when the police en-
tered they all managed to escape be-
fore the officers had placed a guard
on the exits.
L. e. Dixie is said to be president,
L. l.. Hilton. vice president, and e.. u.
Burch the treasurer of the CLUB, put
none of them was found last night to
bail the manager out of jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
CANVASS OF AzuSA PRECINCT
SHOWS MAJORITY FOR BRYAN

Azusa precinct, which was supposed
to be strongly Republican, was care
fully canvassed this wee. with the fol-
lowing result: Bryan, LOT votes Taft,
l02; Prohibitionists. z; Socialists, s;
doubtful, rs.
The Democrats maintain they will
capture ten of the doubtful ones.
1T is thought Jud Rush will run
ahead of the ticket.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
WALDRoN SCORES RECORD
OF HAMMoN, HIS OPPONENT

S. A. Waldron last night attacked
the legislative record of Percy v. Ham,
mon, the machine Republican nominee
for reelection to the legislature, in
his speech at the Hill street wigwarR
Waldron said that, if elected, he
would vote for the people, and, IL
necessary. would join with the Lincoln
Roosevelt leaders in selecting a clean
man for senator to succeed George
Porking
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
Noted Chinese Dies

SAN JOSE, Oct. 27.-Chan Chung,
formerly and for many years known
as the mayor of San Francisco's
Chinatown, and one of the wealthiest
orientals on the coast. died in this
city today, following an attack of
pneumonia. He was head man in the
Sam Yup tong on the coast and has
four wives, two of whom are in this
city. The body will be shipped to
Oakland tomorrow for burial.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
ANTHONY ScHWAMM ENDORSES
GARVANZA BRIDGE PROJECT

Carvanza had a large Democratic
demonstration last night at Miller's
hall, 5S11 Pasadena avenue. the only
meeting held lin Garvanza proper this
campaign.
D. M. Hammack presided the Old
Hickory club arranged the details, and
150 persons were present.
Talks were made by Anthony
Schwamm. M. Yoakum, Nathan Cole,
jr.. Frank H. Gould and Senator r. +.
Del Vale.
Mr. Schwamm pledged himself for
a bridge across the arroyo connecting
Garvanza and South Pasadena.
Mr. Yoakum advocated anti-race
track legislation.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
RuraIes Ordered Out

Ell PASO, Tex, Oct. 27.-Mexican
rurales have been ordered to the min
ing camp of Inde, state of Durango,
Mexico, according to d special from
Torreon to the Ell Paso Herald, in con-
sequence of three atrocious murders in
that vicinity for which the police have
failed to fix responsibility. Barney
Towns, an American mining man, was
recently killed beside a road and his
body dragged into bushes, where it lay
several days. Next Francois Ariola
was found murdered in the same re-
gion, and last Sonday the dead body of
Cruz Gandarilla was found.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
sAWTELLE NEWSPAPER COMES
OUT sQUARELY FOR HADDocK

The Sawtelle Enterprise.
which circulates largely among the
Soldiers home members, is advocating
the election of Frank Haddock for
supervisor as against C. J. Nellis, a
resident of Sawtelle.
Nellis' record as trustee at Sawtelle
is attacked, and cited as one reason
why he cannot qualify for the more
important position of county super
visor.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
GnethaIs Exonerated

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Inspector
General Darlington. U. S. A, in re-
port made public today, exonerated
Chairman Goethals of the Isthmian
canal commission of the charges made
by President Brothers of the Balanced
Crane Gable company of New YORK,
who claimed that unfair treatment was
accorded him in the award for furnish
ing and erecting cableways at Gatun
on the isthmuS.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
improvements Discussed

The Fourth Ward Improvement as
sociation met last night at 1922 West
Eleventh street, with more than 100
persons in attendance. The address of
the evening was delivered by Rev. A.
C. Smither on "The Value of Street
Improvement to Property" He was
followed by Prof. M. Dozier and others.
on the question of widening West
Eleventh street from Figueroa street
west a committee of two was appointed
for each block Those present at the
meeting were unanimously in favor of
paving West Eleventh ands Wingale
streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
Rrandenhurn in Court

DAYTON, Ohio, Oct. 27.-Earl
Broughton Brandenburg of Cleveland
letter fame, who has been under bond
in this city for several days, appeared
in police court today, when his bond
was raised from $500 to $250O, and Sc
cured by his attorney. He will leave
here tomorrow for New York in charge
of a detective
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
Five Soldiers Rescued

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 27.-The five
soldiers whose failure to return after
a fishing trip to the Coronado islands
caused concern at Fort Rosecrans,
were found late this afternoon by a
fishing smack. Their engine broke
down and they were in distress for
lack of food. The torpedo boat Far
raant hrouRht than int0 MORT.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
VIII Modify Wine Ruling

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27-The
Grape Growers association of the
state today received positive informa-
tion from Washington that the ruling
prohibiting the use of domestic sweet
wines in compounding proprietary
medicines would be so modified as to
remove the restrictions against which
the growers complain.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
PHELAN AND JONES SPEAKERS
AT LONG BEACH MEETINGS

Long Beach is preparing for two
big meetings.
Tonight Mattison B. Jones will speak
to voters there.
Thursday night James Phelan will
be the orator.
Supervisorial Candidate Frank Had
dock will also speak at one of the
meetings.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-28
That D'Abruzzi Engagement

TURIN, Oct 27-A special courier
arrived here today with a sealed mes
sage from King Victor Emmanuel to
the duke of Abruzzi which, it is be-
lieved, contained the kings decision
with regard to the marriage of the
duke and Miss Katherine Elkins. Af-
ter reading the message the duke sent
for the official notary of his house and
discussed with him the delicate points
with reference to his patrimony.