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Panama City pilot., 1908-03-12
PANAMA CITY. FLA. MARCH12. 1908.
The Schools.

Panama City has at last secured
the services of an efficient and we'll
recommended teacher. Whether the
school will come up to the standard
of last year remains to be seen. We
have faith in our new teacher, but
too much can not be said in praise
of Miss Payne whose services a sister
town was so fortunate as to appro-
pirate to herself for the present
school year. 1t is barely possible that
the patrons have not been sufficiently
interested in, nor concerned about
this subject, in Panama City; be that
as it may, the cry comes up from
every side, North as well as South,
"where shall teachers be found?"
Yet in the midst of all this Florida
may be proud of few facts in con-
nection with her educators and edu-
cational work. At the meeting of the
National Educational Association in
Washington this past n onth Florida
sent the largest delegation of any of
the southern states. Oklahoma City
has been chosen as their next place
of meeting. This new, live, enter
prising, progressive state has obtain
ed what we should set head and
heart to bring to Florida the very next
time this august body makes a choice.
Jacksonville or Tallahassee either,
would be ideal places for such a
gathering in winter, and every town
and hamlet, every school, however
remote or isolated would feel the bene-
: fitsaccruing from such an invasion
of our state.
Still there is DeLand with Stetson
University, the second cause for
pride to Floridians. Why not there
with the next National meeting? We
read that $40, 200 in buildings and
endowments have been added to the
school in one year. With the equip
ments of such an institution, and ca
pacity for accommodating large au-
diences, round tables, and commit
mittees shall we not, teachers, choose
Stetson and forthwith plan cam
paign for our state and schools which
shall bring Florida to rank among
other states in these lines as Stetson
ranks with the colleges of our nation,
among the first, second to none, land
then some?"
We feel as we do about Stetson
because she is obeying the law of
eternal improvement. There is
nothing hide-bound in her curriculum
the spirit of her instruction, is
broad, generous, universal. Why!
Carrie Nation has even been invited
to address the students, and in spite
of press caricatures and cartoons with
impudent references to Carrie and
her little Ratchet" that have been
sowen broadcast in about every state
of the union such is the training at
Stetson that "the boys" gave their
unbiased, unprejudiced opinion with
out let or hindrance and called it
sensible. Carrie Nation certainly
complimented DeLand, she said it
was the incest place she had been in,
if we remember correctly the words.
The university management is con-
stantly planning improvements, and
more, -carryingthem out. Land has
been added to the campus and as this
mecca of learning makes "going-to-
school" fashionable, teaching
school" will become ultra fashionable
and our secondary schools will no
longer cry in vain for the bread of
intellectual life.
Panama City pilot., 1908-03-12
Attention Veterans.
Headquarters, Camp Mcmillan,

Headquarters, Camp Mcmillan,
No. 217, I. G. V.
AT our last meeting at Vernon orr
Camp set the (3rd) third Saturday in
March for our next meeting. Having
received notice from General Pasco
that our Brigade will meet at De-
Funiak on the (3rd) third Saturday
in March, l therefore call our Camp
Meeting at Wausau on Saturday the
18th, End Saturday in March. Please
notify all Comrades and be with us
on the 14th of March.
). Nj. ROBERTSON,
Commander.
j. a. MATTHIAS, Adg't.
Panama City pilot., 1908-03-12

More than half of the plants of the
principal steel manufacturers are in
motion, and several railroads put
forth moderate orders within the last
few days. Moreover, with this
slightly accelerated business comes
the prospect of more. The steel and
iron business are undoubtedly making
headway, if slowly. "-Financial Age.
Panama City pilot., 1908-03-12

About the latest invention in the
way of machinery is said to be the
Thought Meter" under whose opera
tons we dare say few would care to
come, for it claims to reveal the weak
points in a mans nature.
Panama City pilot., 1908-03-12

When we have once impressed
Washington, d. c., that Florida is a
little more than Flagler (good though
he isl and that we engage in some
other businesses than golfing, and
launch few enterprises in addition
to the "big auto tournaments" we
may get battle ship named
Florida"
Panama City pilot., 1908-03-12

fore the State had fully walked up to
what was being done the bill had
passed both houses and was in the
Governors hands awaiting his sigma
ture.-Savannah News.
Panama City pilot., 1908-03-12
G. M. West, President, and Editor.

Entered as second-class matter May 3Oth,
1907, at the post office at Panama City, Florida
under the Act of Congress of March 8. 1879.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-05
BURNED
 TO DEATH

DAWSON. Henry Syburhohui. ar tr, cun aauss. cam, to his death from ~u8eeaaaa aHHy fu a stale eT h. raNt,aaan This i~ tb, verdict ef tho opinion rendered by thc careuers jury after uasF5az tHy eviJgues eszteFJay afternoon q E,ar creek rrlarr Cor auyr uaash~
 Th, .,fd,aes uf Mr~. Nagfg SrHur- n.Uu. u.r, af tHe drrrascd. and that .f Tam Kus. an .mrlnye aH The Bear ... Hf...s,. who .ua- the first tu ar .... ar tHa raada.u-. when it burned.
 .tE-A saapaasf MaHl.z told of mdre .Hg remains fu me debris of r. rurHd i raldHau-y Nr other vit- a--.- W0T# r'1Jad un .rr.-taud
 Tr. refJiaa- af che human body .ura m tHs #shfi~ og tar arr verr -adu.ed eae tbr bower GattiaH at r.. ElgE#ae 8ag f8e pelvic Haaaz and t-a,. r#Ha.Hz af thr kWi were
 ur1
 N #H~ r'a gh- story e' .. aeH# SHs had gone aasa ths ..r HagaH=# SeHunoHm Waz drink a- aaaslis- and she .,1~ afsaia af him laH.. he a1s m .t- cups Ste here' au HH in -l,.p lad mt -r,
 Ha4z eatafn t. tne aauza mmn- .-..H Mir zHe .ra- gone g mIu- ..- -h- a-a.se8 the mousse A4s aare art hurried hles. n,'..,.es her hus- Aarl H-as. eat aa- ualh.e ta ent,i ..au-. 5r -H# HH.-. and Tem Kirk rfa grH aHas-a fe-wls4 Ter HaH rrr-E K-H testified tH-t tH- Hf.
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 r husband had n..u smoking dufn- I.u. f.H and zHa r..ts t8r HfHar- f
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-05
DISTRICT COURT
 DAILY MINUTES

TUHaaaE HHa G iao> at fH # H Nae HfuH .H-#-mtnH= af eHH tar a..-a#a= #asaaa#Ia=- aaaa= Ha=
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 UtH SH-af-r and JehH F Relfz# v,r. each sworn and testified ou bc- | Iha.f af ranfta in r-buea until r O. clock noon wHcu tho iurv va- admon- f-had und excused until r n.
 Hrauaaa r al yS Nom. X SinnoE co .t u ] Reagan presented q lmouaa 8#H affidavit for ea order per ImtuHs rf5taHn- ro make ~uryey of tho pfapsatz in cuu'rorerzE and was granted aa order in 5ccor1auce with thr matIae Pper- aIrd
 ~ !. aa'oeI. na.. eouH all"ura., mfd T.
 2 p. m.
 E-ra .t al v~ SteufI.d q al Or motion If q Lomeu t~n davz addt- u'u fime 4a- granted plaintiffs u move against the proposed hia of ox- captions
 t'ntea states vs Paul Turner Tria re-umed jurors an present John F lEuziu an the -'aud for Rrthc IeIp. coordination in rebuuaf. afte
 aheh l. l. McGasack. Arthur Bald
 win. F.. F. Mcintyre. Jaee. uu~Le. Ere, ! ImpI Arthur Ray Eumeis oswald A | ReHaa Prank H.rtzer. Walter C
 Kuriz were each sworn. Howard Whai
 recalled, Eugene F. Rose sworn. am
 each testified on behalf of plaindn il
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-05
A WOMAN,s VIEW OF SAN FRAN
 CISCO

aDo ysu kHe.s.@ concluded Nm Ie- mirux. -taat tH- Hur-t .hne haee u1tirrd of tlt.. f-rarHr- v't,. farrf- Hef- Is tHc iueafaele s-aa huu-r Taat | think i- l4,. -rsr.t of a graar laaf of -ure,--~
 san Francisco presents it- e4#rl.- meut~ Co Mms Lsmi.ux and .xrr.s-s- na -urra-a Ihar zHg should he daamed Tho most eh5nHiHe woman m raHad.a Hrr husband f- official diplomat fef the ,iomiuiou. haf. fuf aIl the modest seif- ..Gaccmcut af Madame. we imagine il i- m the famay .Ms husband does The thinking interpose~ Mme. Lr- miruN. Beware SH,'~ fooliug fh,e.
 The good aumor of san Francisco. under difficulties. is becoming matter af world wide comment The ether dag Mr Jesse i.tneh Williams came here uu behalf of cailers and tried In uull off the mask He was persuaded when he gaj here that tHss sull,.. of San Fran cisco'S face was uor real II did not seem tu at the facts. T. uas wake, mol Wedding that h- had Invited uuu-alf tn attend They all come arre alh that nntiln and eNr-rf In 6an in with the funeral procc~siru the in- lant they set of lhr frr, Indeed Alr William had this l-a -a strongly fixed that at intervals nr his entertaiu- fs Incubation he hal ~rrHs If re- Hr-r
 m" prevailing characteristic. af thj- people seated bE t.a Golden Gale Ha. always been eaeerfulurss. courage and easr'. Na. earthquake. nof fire. rer iuuI ear qaeaah that -rirll Thi. wr-t,r r'T n fhr .evsu hills k n. much .fsr-ut us her sister on the TT, her and aa. matter aHat ,iciss,tude.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-05
sj=,Ia4ll tlamtin rests

.b8Hd and fIHutin rests
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 anz closed Defendant aff,s, evidence II picture pasted on glas parrr ""igff 9f the oPtimus printing pres, nf i'm Huhcnck Printing Press Cn. which aas admitted for the mrpos, pi Illustration only and marked be f-Htmtz fxubt At p. m. th, iun uas 4dmouished an court ad- ioarHed Hnn Friday. June | 1908. al lt 9.a0 r. m
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-05
PoURouot PAS IS SHIPS NAME

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 as i h. reaches land uu lbs -8uthei nd i"urucg he has no idea that ns Nu } e1 able to ase his automobiles ager Ii lis rough land ier. hut lac ala ha. as found new land al any rat.. aad u 'i- is one If the main purpo-,- af tatau leg tic exploration Ex.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-05
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS
 SALE.

Notice is hereby given that at the front door of the cabin situated upon the premises below described. on the goth day of June. 1908. at | o'clock l. m. the undersigned will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash south half of lot four in block twenty three in townstte of Nome. Alaska. ac- eerding to towHsite trustees map thereof
 Dated May Is. 1908.
 DENNIS o'BRIoN. Administrator of Estate of John
 Egan.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-05
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-05
MATTERS
 RECORDED
JUNE 3 AND I, 1908.
 Location.

All fraction. l.. l.. Hastings creek. March [ DOS II. H. Stokes
 ConVeyanees. Finley Mcintosh to Evan Jack. Dee. s6. l.. Badger claim. l.. l.. Peiuk creek. Frank Fitzmartin to Standard oil Ca. March 27 1908. lots II. r and l3 m block r. city of Nome N Wentworth tp c. r. Bayles. May It lse>. k interest in the Portland as-e. l. l.. Hastings creek. P. J Goston, trustee. to F. C. Coop er. June#ls 1906, part of lot II. block $. city af Nome.
 r. c. gaoper to NJ. c. Cooper June E. lso7. same property
 Proof of Labor. Anderson tundra claim. Christina MacLcau.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-05

Have moved to new establishment, Hunter Way and Front street, and opened up the finest hish.elass line of wall paper. paints and glass ever seen in AlasLs. p. H. Fitzgerald.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-05

l. Overture -......-.-.-...z-.--- t1fChesIii Cal With Nine Lives. 8. The Goosc
 Grilu Sulo selected. l. Nlsts Dahl
 Moving Pictures. ue Lost His Glasses.
 Tambauriue Dance. e Iva1eH Parry
 Moving Pictures THr Dag Races at Nome Ridiur t#reuEh the streets sf Nome bee Hind The winners Return of tho Racers from Hot Springs. showing each team CThcsr arc especially clear pietures)
 Vocal Solo. IT Was Dream ............... .Cowcn Miss Minnie Wheeler
 Moving Picture Horse Racing in Paris. lo Thr Eskimo Dance. with special music hy Dahrs Orchestra.
 Song II Robinson Crusoe's IsIe.-....... ................Jo John Hebcr Pry
 Moving Pictures L. The Dog Smugglets. fay Special EeGueSt)
 Moving Pictures If Tho Blind Mans Dog r. Thr Inimitablr Joe Gitims Last appearance in Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-05

may come she vin survive. because she never Ects tho biueS AS our own pugt said. she vH always ne tH. var don rr tv,u continents. aIVas~ serene indifferent sa fate Sau rrHe.~sss t'.5H
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-05

vH. iaulas If Noma nvuke thi~ HaTUTIg % UuFu rHIs rrv uFuuvv rt -a, republicans ef Nfa~ta could mol b. -att.r |, s.et.1 ta congress. I-rd.t ===-~.. s...slHH5=-=- H=~ opponents auzht aa u.I,.rar ms ,-nfu.ture. tut thsy za ust s,,H. E# #a -f fHr -Hulr r-azHu af aun.E.f
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-06-05

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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-03-21


heavy shipper He was quickly becoming rich man and his do
the most lucky men in
coming thinking that the life the camp
that ~a not his on wife ]
family His duties kept him the mine of the time and
SEQ the % Tex Of the gdy nd nj n0sd
gee satisfied hs when the play as only for prize It was not LONG,
after few hours the the remainder Of the night
social Though outward members Of the swell
these days as the fast set Of the metropolis The games though given
often Very high large changed single
ing The old habit had easserted itself the wife
Of society coast gave thought
she was drawing on him for considerable sums Of money
did not strike him out of the ordinary she had the constant
emn the ert lapse two @ he % to
ances, and that in all she had lost $4,000 gambling
bsr soe to e ov. B h %
refused allow her further Of and the became
long after this that scandal sprung upon the
ten Of the city The bride of scarcely disappeared She
reported be very wealthy After they
It in the early autumn that she Monte Carlo Van
denied her nothing and though he against
Mecca ca. OF the gambling craft he as usual gave way
came marked the first day Of their Monaco Before the
principally The reckless briancy of her play
breaking the bank Van Coulter vany tried to
draw her from the and that
scenes between Them The fact she had tired her
old husband and the morning after her
was missing She had taken her winnings with
neghborhood of $l2OO00
The old searched Europe find her Feel
that she would naturally drift again the
Monaco where becoming fortune What
became of him afterwards known
IN the early spring she reached home and took residence
with her father few weeks quiet after the excitement of
European travel was all she could endure For the
career she had been uniformly successful she brought
the neghborhood of $O0O00 She purchased residence
Phoenix and despite her escapades very popular
Arizona capital
young Eastern lawyer named Wanlat happened
city lie was the scion of wealthy family inspect
number OF mining properties which were inter
es lie at once became enamored of the strangely brilliant
Flndng some flaw in the she had
ter ne married her within month of the time they
Shortly after her marriage she closed her
east with her husband His people had
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-03-21
The Possibilities of the
Automobile

cal and many suggestions offer among
Of the eron g s al o
great questions of its solution becomes sufficiently
urgent remedy forth and hailed with delight
That ri Tn WbsD g se G rons %
ground by the thousands of bushels within few miles market
railroads. something that might be
done remedy this AT an M a sa and an
problem, the automobile
1t not the automobile of itself that has done the work. but
principle involved which undies the whole question wish
railroad thing, railroad
thing and wagon 1t
operates
who happens drive it The opportunities for obbng
the fact that in the granting the right of railroad
way right way that obtained by
doe begn 5 trsn p n s tic nu her
transportation whatever the traffic will bear
AS fact purpose
hauling passengers they are not run tor the purpose of hauling coal
they sole Single purpose Of making money for the
eoas o it. but nsa 5 tied @ @ of @ sd
Pany should 50 manipulate things as to make all the out of
Ssg G
S h ordinary os road that the built of steel and ties
be- The for which they built exactly the that of
two is that the case of the railroad the pro
ms mkes na s t the the
vehicle In the matter of streets and pub highways generally there
principle will
mobile the the right of way and
the other does
The automobile is in its infancy Its possibilities
by the limitations of the roadway The
Give us automobile roads and the railroads glad
terms Let us suppose for that
built across the continent from New York
your imagination dwell on this for
deu possibilities AS said automobile as
CARDS sze weight and ability perform transport
engers and goods limited the road With
uch road constructed the continent would
Tor New York,
large and commodous that he could his
across the continent in vehicle of sufficient sitting
loom bed paro library hot the modern
OF well equipped home, all mounted rubber
make the of
suit his convenience? He could pleased 90 as slow as he
pleased when he pleased stop wanted to and stay as
long as ne wanted to- In short the automobile such as we
have to-day could make the trip York CITY or from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-13
TO BRING NOTED MEN HERE.
Teachers Convention May BE Adj
dressed by Nations Educators.

The next convention Of the utah
State Teachers association will be held
IN this city. Dec u, % and 20. This
was decided t;pon al n meeting of the
executive board held yesterday in the
office OF Supt of Public Instruction A..
c. Nelson, at which in addition TO Mr.
Nelson the following We're present:
President George Thomas, J.. NJ. Gil
liam, F. NJ. Whitesides of Davis county,
William Rawlins of Utah county, e. >.
Martin and j. Fl. Paul.
1t Is expected that $500 persons will
be in attendance, and work Will be d.
vided into two sections. departmental
and general. OF the IA sections in the
state, all but four were represented in
the meeting yesterday. The best edu-
cational talent in the country that can
be obtained VIII be brought here for the
occasion, and with that end in view
communication will be entered into
with the following educators j. g,
Sherman, president of Cornell univcrsi-
ty; A. S. Draper, commissioner of edu-
cation of New York state; j. II. Acker-
man, superintendent of public instruc-
ton in Oregon; Prof. Reuben Hallock
Of tho Boys high school of Louisville:
l.. d. Harvey, president of the Stout
manual training school of Menominee.
Wis; Prof. James of the University or
Illinois; Ruick Roark OF the University
of Lexington, KY. and Miss Florence
Miner of Detroit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-13
NEW MAGAZINE APPEARS.

The Salt Lake outlook, an Illus
trated monthly magazine devoted to
the advancement OF THE City of OPP
portunities' and tributary territory, APP
peared yesterday. The new journal con-
tains "a pages, every one containing
something good and about Utah. Gov.
j. c. Cutler tells about salt Lake
City, the Metropolis" Mayor j. S.
13ransford has an article on Utah as Il
Place TO Live in and Its Outlook for
the Futune;'' The New Salt Lake
Spirit" Is the title of Eugene b. Palm
er's contribution; Fisher Harris, secre-
tary of the Commercial club, tells of
salt Lake City as Place of Rest.
Recreation and Residence" Rev. L. l..
Goshen talks of Good Citizenship and
Good Government" Beautiful Homes
IN Salt Lake City" is an illustrated ar
ticlo and THE Tale of One City" u
verse by George l.. Geiger of the
News" staff.
"a Photograph of the Future" a draw
ing by H. r. Eakle, shows the young
man to be a thinker and artist. The
special articles are too numerous to be
detailed They are all timely and Gle
YER The appearance of the magazine
Is most attractive and neat.