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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14

New York Dee 25. 'o7. Editor Nome Nugget
 Dear Sir Enclosed please find clippings from the New York Times. which are self-explanatory.
 Briefly. ia additional explanation. 1t may be said that "Ic Matin. of Paris. France. and the New York Times have undertaken the general management of au automobile journey from New York City to Paris. by way of Alaska and Siberia crossing Bchring Straits at Cape Prince of Wales tor procccd- ing direct from Nome te East Capc). and proceeding, generally speaking thence through Siberia via the Bay of Kolutsehin. kelyma river Nishnc KoIymsk. Svcduc Kolymsk. Vcrcho- iansk Yakutsk Irsutsk Moscow and thence to Paris The race k to start from the office of the Times in New York on February ls i9oS. While it k the belief nf many here that the start is somewhat late in the season. "I.e Matm" and gentlemen of the ad- visory committee iu Paris are of the opinion that il Will be possible to make the trip. late IS the start Is. \ few weeks ago I visited ottawa. Canada thaving direct charge of the general details in American ter1stary an'g, ar~ engagements for tho journey through Siberia after leaving Alaska being looked after hy "Ie Matin" from the Paris end). for the purpose of asccr- taiuiug from Canadian officials what. in their opinion WIS the best route o Nome. via SkaGway. They declared in favor of the route from Skagway to White Horse ocrossing over the inter veuing distance by raiD and thence to Dawson and down the Yukon oyer the ice to the coast.
 Upon leaving ottawa | proceeded to Washington. F. C., and met several army officers who have recently been on duty in Alaska, among them Major W. T INltiidih~blir bl lilf sun N. -. Infantry, who. as you know has been on duty for number of years at Fort Davis. near Nome and elsewhere in Alaska. He and Major G. L. Edie. of the L. s. medical corps. both advis- "d me that the road from Valdez. by Way of Fairbanks. Panama. and thence down the Yukon was the best. leaving the river al Unalaklect and proceed ing thence to Norton sound. following the ice along the shore and proceed ing thence to Nome
 We have practically decided that tine Valdez route will be followed. sailing either from San Francisco or Seattle, probably the former tn Valdez. from whence the route will be followed by the autos. there being at present
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14

Valdez and elsewhere a1ane th. raut. between that point aud Nome. Jn ,u- ublr the contestants h gct through, men and dog teams being engaged where necessary Arrangements arr being made now Ter <HffEfe= If ga-e- line at Nome. for 4 aaHute aIH have to hc taken fro mName taf al aa.Il a part or the journey trHeH Stb.fia although arraueemeuts far ga-alu, supply iu Russian tefrt8rz being made by "ic Matm@ at trfs. and is something which Inc NeV Yak Times a- stated is mol ehtfsrH adtH booking after except iu general 4aN The Northeast Siberian Company ae uu- dcstlnd Will assist thr contestants through tho Siberian f5rf of tbr jour ucy. with gasoline. ete Usiel Niu probably he ~euf an ahaad or aIeh.d at points leading h9tH Ways fram rH line Of the Siberian railroad and far East cape In Inc United state steps win be taken ta provide snrIies of gasoline from Valdez to Semr Also arrangements NH be made for sup plies such as arc needed many nf which can no doubi he obtained from the Northern Commercial Company dood. ete1
 The New Yorl, Times Will be great ly obliged to the Nugget for any as- sistaucc fl may bc ahlc to give tue contestants in this race pr which ii can riyc the Timrs alsu "I.r Mufiu'1 in the vas of information. cic realize the length ef time which must clapsc before | cau receive an answer to this letter knowing the difficulties of travel and mail transmission through Alaska. having gone into Nome in 1900 as a "chrchaku.~ hul unfortunately nol having graduated into the ranks af d.. Ancient and Honorable order of Sour doughs for | did not see tine ice com, in or gn out l think enc month and a half must clapse before YOU can re- ccivc this letter tat least such is tn, information given me by the railway mail service at Washington last weokD which goes in through Valdez, as 70, of course know by dog team am
 thence down the Yukon from Panama shall be glad To hear from you il reply. however. al your earliest com vcniencc. giving me such opinions views. information. etc. hearing upor points in this letter or the enclosed clippings as may occur tn YOU, What do you think will he the chances ot getting down the Yukon to Rehriua Sea and thence along the shore ice or
 Norton sound to cape Denhigh an, across to cape Darby to Nome. or r any other way, using part of the tuu- dra and the ice tho rest of the time Arrangements will be made in ad-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
R0LSETH
 IS DEAD
ONE OF THE VICTIMS OF LAST SUNDAYS MINING ACCIDENTS
 SUcCUMBS.

Tom Rolseth. who was injured last Sunday on the Ingleside claim on the third beach line. died yesterday at : 90 D. m. at Holy Cross Hospital.
 Mir Rolseth was an old timer in tho country. was one of the most expert mining men in the district. great fa- vorite with all who knew him. and his death will be regretted sincerely by all who knew him.
 The men for whom he was working at the time of the accident attended at his bed side to the last and are grieved that their co-worker and friend has passed away.
 Hemhorage of the brain was the i'm mediate cause of death
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
BURMAh LEADING
 IN THE RACE

#faH lead # es-aH=H sts# tae ttmr. Sullivan ea.aad aa a4maa during tho 4-. ..#r F.. -at { Eti-
 N.n @ strongly towards tee epa rI -.r NaH.Hsaa# #u THa raar 0HTIe rlarn,.". could aau# da HaFa chan .sE.
 !. a. Ht-#. #tf ar fes HarmaH and f#.# .iF#r.t# #ssH shaafaE that they
 ....-.e. ...e al s5.n. WhiIe Con et-- H#Hf Tta5T. apparently aH.,..a. ar a.= Hees competitors. pIraf.- -uz ami sHU1u dt the
 T#a -a.HI opinion af tHs end was aHrt U.. .t.- 8- Inns f.efFFeeH fHe first Tour uuuaaa. sauEn. Comet and AHu Eu. .Hsr- tf- more things in H,Wru amt HH and n tHe rsss .rrs fH1# ar. dreamed rf Ia sporting rhuo-H. and raaeff m3g teu ..a#I.fra taa,
 fa. ,aa..st ..a. f.e.t#a sflraald one aHat u.t re- zrertat1r who could r#--#H.. rHa#. fH a vTs,-tike grip. + s.a t.... #4atz 4aa aae worth r.r...#a f#ssaHdz ef Hifez ta see. T.. .t.. tonight 0n he aaeardiugly arer .tH- ana fine finish k bound To ha =rsct1ef= worthy af Inc gods.
 Gmm.t Ha miles ssa - laps iH .8. nt-, lour N tbe aHa If the sec and Le hi made l. mics md - iaps
 ~ ,ue end If fha thFrd haur Rurman n.- i.adiug with = miles and r. laps
 N fu. HaH wHeU ~puNeH tn tht"
 .rlu- arer auHd tn he iH good -. .., rus sa.fee thr mark asain
 tU t# e-He=
 f-..h .- -1H u= confidence Tut viii ...-.a .ae. and heart can do no
 ".. ..aIa- Hs q tabuatad record st aet aieHt. giving the dis --f-r ..teH msH made each hour.
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NEWS OF
 N0MEITES
Special corre spondeoee.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
WALKS 468 MILES
 SEEKING EMPLOYMENT.
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 CHICAGO. Feh. f3.-Another long distance walk ended in Chicago yes terday. The walker. however. had no desire to riYpl Edward Payson Weston, although he walked for 24 days. He had travelled from Pittsburg. Pa.-4G' miles. His feet left blood marks in the snow. for he wore no shoes or stockings. He was half frozen. and the sole purpose "f his walk was to get work
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
SNOWFALL
 COMING
WEST AND HANKS WILL Peo DUcE COMEDY or sIoEsPLtr
 TING DESCRI pr tCs-

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
IAN pEFs
HoMEslcX IN fEisco.

Mr- Tom Whit r.#so 5. by tic '--. mail letter from Nl- fer lHi1J which stated that Mn Elliott had rr- c"nil' met District V. pes tander~ in San Francisco and tHaj he was th-s suffering from q severe attack of th. blues induced hN heneSiekuess. His condition iS mol serious however. and lac may liv" ta return on inc first boa. like hundreds of the other unfortunate outsiders.
 basketball team and the pleasure was mutual
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
AuT0ISTS REMAIN
 TN NOME SEVERAL MONTHS

about eight entries from France ltalv, Austria and the United states. with more. very likely. to come The lor- cign entries are to start from France on February .. arriving here in plenty of time tn make the start with tho machines on Fch L.. Us stated the route to be followed from hrfr being to Denver. and from thence follow ing
 moSt prpbablyb tine Union Pacific railroad and Southern Pacific lines tn Cheyenne. ogden. Reno. Sacramento. and thence in San Francisco. taking 9tgamrr from there ounIetz Seattle bc determined upon. which is not like ly. as it is recognized that every day that can bc saved in time must hc talk cn advantage of.
 II Is hoped by the contestants that they win be able te reach Panama tFt. Gibbom in time to make tuc start down the Yukon before the big thaw starts in. and reach Nome as tndicat- rd before the ice gncs ont tn such ar extent as ta make travel impossible. in that way. Ii k realized that the trip will he difficult one and that no time must be lost en route. if possible to avoid Il. In order tu gel through to Nome before travel ovcr the icc is impossible.
 Al Nome, the contestants expect to remain several months until shortly before the ice begins h form. when they will be taken to East cape by a steamer and there landed. where they will remain tor in that immediate viz cinity) until the ice forms along the shore of the Arctic and snow falls sufficiently tu cover the tundra and makes il possible. perhaps to utilize the tundra to travel over in places where il is not possible tn get over the ice along the shore on the way to Ko- lutschin Bay and the Kolyma river The difficulty of this part of the jour ney is also recognized. and the hard ! ships and privations that the contest ants will be compelled to meet. It is also recognized that there may he trouble in getting through from Valde2 to Fairbanks. especially in the first hundred or so miles out of Valdez. ns the trail is pretty bad. II is also m- derstood that the trail in many places may not be wide enough to take the trackagc of an Automobile. the average width of which is 56 inches between the wheels. while the runners of a sled used for mail carrying or freightne purposes is narrower. We are inform eel that there will also he trouble in getting through places where thaNs have taken place and where steeI plateaus and side hills have to be passed. Assistance will be obtained a;
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
REINDEER
 FOR NOME:
NEAR CITY WILL BE EXAMINED FOR PURPOSE OF
 FINDING ITS QUALITY.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
ARRESTED FOR
 FALSE pRETENsES

John Vlass was arrested today and
 will be charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. by means of bogus checks. from Henry Berg.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
CITY or NOME BRINGS
 CONDEMNATION PROCEEDING

TI. .ells of Na.a- af=a ee4a..aaa- ti.i -u Iuas a4au=t Est.1. T. Reed Magsfe Mebausail Taaaa= H. Er,d X F. Boyd aHd D. k Nga e'#ef a." anld p.ul.rty aa IL. sin. a' m. pi"posod extension sf Iar,'- Ma
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
NOVELTIES
 INVESTING
HATCH AND OTHERS HAVE PuR- CHASED INTEREST IN WIG
 MING COPPER PROPERTY.

That x F R Hatch and some other Nome people haye recently rurct@sc4 ar interest in 'aper n lpcrty in Wyoming is the information jest It. seived gy John Rouse of the r. < marshars office. ftt names of 'ho other Nome men aIe# not menii,n.d.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
VERDICT AGAINST
 TT. LANE FOR LARGE SUM.

J. J. Ryan. tp ahau. had h,.l a-- ~ienod th, claims of -averat parties. obtained lerdiet taaat h Che district court in thr ~ut l2..ia-t F F Lame fer the recovery ur deAt~
 Tine sum allowed Nas Slss1N>> WitA interest
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
ASKS FOR SON.

Mrs NJ NJ. Robersnu. of 44i Tho mcr avenue, Paia Alto Cal. wants ta learn the whereabouts of her son. F. W. R"herson. who returned to Nome from his home last October
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14

The pohhs Alaska Moving Picture Co. wish tp thank the ladies of th, Eastern Star Chapter for changing the date for their first annual ball to Monday the 24th. instead of the ed as formerly planned.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF.

Hiram W. Lusk obtained a verdict today against the Port Clarence Min ing company in suit for the recovery Of a sum due for wages. etc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
A. M. COMPANY
 OBTAINS VERDICT.

In the ease of the Alaska Mercantile co. vs. T. T. Lane. the jury brought in a verdict for the plaintiffs allowing them the sum of $2.2114l due for value received
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
ATTENTION GooNlES.

All Goauies and candidates are rc- purStcd Co b" pr.-ent 1t Eagle lodge room Saturday. Eep r., at < a. n.
 Caaz Rasguthal. Pres
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
LOST A
 FINGER

H.Htr Sa..a. ae Center ereei, lost .a4 4azae If ai= right aand
 rr-a he natne + caught in trrFl.a- TH. finger was partly If- A.t n.--
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
CABLE OUT OF ORDER.

The cable has gone oui of order h.- tween Valdez and Sitka and no teIc- graphic news k available today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
SONS OF THE NORTH SOCIAL.

The sons of the North uiI hold their regular social next Saturday. Feb l5 for members and their friends
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14

Weekly Nugget sent outside 10 your home address this winter for soc a
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
ARCHER, EWING
 & co. SPECIALS

our special sale is stlu on. and very many people have arailea themselves of the opportunity to save from q to io per cent en groceries. such as
 Special varieties 25c pkg Break
 fast Foods for ,..-.............. 10 Reliance and Waldorf Raspberries .2s High Grade Teas. roc kind for ~ 40 Pickles. 35-centers for .......... 20 Sauer Kraut. Victory 3-lb can .f3 Copenhagen Snun. i-oz. box .... .o6 Copenhaeen Snun. G-oz box ...... 20 Pickled Beef per lb ...---........ .o7
 Get our price list of specials
 A R c N E R, EWin G & c O. 4 R c H E R. WI NC & O.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14

Lemp's St. Louis Beer on draugh, at The Club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
Go to ths North Pole

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14

Largest Billiard and Pool Room ir Alaska at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14

Lemp's St. Louis Beer on draught at The Club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14
MRS BRADLEY NOW
 4 BOOK AGENT.

WNSlFIEt;TrN. h. =. Dee. 1e.- -u. Au- r~d.aE'- acquittal of the
 murder of Uuiud states Senator iirav# -ar has been netting as a book .--n, and i> caavasiu5 this citE. She
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14

Bi>tr Wsiner Beer at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14

lemp's St. Louis Beer on draught at Tho Club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-14

A R c N E R, EW f G & c O. 4 R C H E R. EW NG & C o.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-07-17
Says It's Spite Work.

A. Hallenbeck and Jesse Triton
were here from McCallister
Springs Tuesday Mr.. Hallen-
beck Is proprietor OF the springs
grounds and conducts tho large
hotel there. He was here to an
swer charge OF running a pool
room without license. He says
his license expired and the time
ran over without him thinking
OF 1t and In the meantime some
one who wanted to do him spite
reported him to the Marshall
authorities. He is a substantial
citizen OF our county who minds
Ills own business and pays his
bills promptly and we regret
that anyone would be mean
enough to enbarrass him with
with such a charge. A more
neighborly way would have been
to notify him OF the expiration
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-07-17
A Shaking Up.

We have about forty regular
and a few special correspondents
and at present only ab,ut half
Of them are writing regularly.
we want to give this p,p,- a
good shaking up now and to i'm
prove It materially in every way
and SO ask our correspondents to
by regular and prompt news let
ters. II you find you cannot act
longer notify us and we will en-
deavor to get someone e,se I'm
your locality or we will appeci-
ate II u you will recommend
someone when you quit. We
ALSO want correspondents at
Blackburn, Miami, wanamaker.
Hsrdeman, Fairvllle and Gear
vile. Write us for particulars
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-07-17
A Dire Foreboding.

Hon. DID. Duggins who attend
ed the National Democratic con-
yention at Denver told us a
novel experience the visitors to
Denver had during their stay In
that city. Two cars OF snow
were ordered sent down from
the mountains set In a conven-
lent part Of the city and the
boys turned loose into the snow
to SNOWFALL the visitors. The
result Is easily imagined there
was "dodging" outsi de Of the
committee rooms as well as
within. There will no doubt be
another novel experience In Nov
ember 3rd when there will be a
heavy snow from Florida to
California with sunshine In Mis-
souri,. Ohio. New York and Ne
braska outside OF Lincoln.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-07-17
Baptist Meeting at Napton

There was a special ordina ton
service at tho Nspto d apt, t
church LAST Sunday morning, at
which time II. N. white and Leg
ter Connell were ordained as
decons. DR.. J. c. Mape OF Arm
strong prteached the sermon,
Rev. WIN. vardeman deliver oil
the charge to this de,,onI; Dr..
ID. IIarL. OF Canyon CITY, Coo.
the, pastor, Rev. l.. N. White. OF
IEayette, offered the o, dination
the charge 60 the chu oh an the
prayer. Special m"si, had ben
arranged by the o gam {, Le.t r
Tichenor.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-07-17
Missouri Presbyterian Assem-.
bly, and Summer School.

The Missouri Presbyterian
Assembly and Summer schoo,
Will be held this year In Mar
shall. Instead OF Fertile Springs.
on August 18th to 23d. Stewart
Chapel the Domltory and college
buildings will BIZ usei for the
occasion.
August 10 has boon sot apart
az Home Mission Day and Aug
ust 20 as Foreign Mission Day.
An effort will be made to make
these days memorable not only
In attendance, but In the char
acter OF tho program. DR.. John
Dixon, Associate Secretary Of
the Home Board, and Others will
speak on Home Missions on the
10th. and DR.. WIN. r. Dobyns Of
st. Joseph. No. and others wiIl,
speak on Foreign Missions on the
Goth.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-07-17
Some Good Wavs to Serve
Watermelon.

Who dres not hail with dc.
light the watermelon season d?
DO many dainty ways there
are ip which the fruit may be
served that perhaps a few
well chosen recipes would
not be amiss. says the New
Idea Woman's Magazine 'or
August.
WatermelOns shou,d lie on
TIN ice for At least four hours
before they are eaten. Wipe
the melon c'ean when remoy.
ed from the ice. cut of a slice
at each end Of the watermelon,
then cut through the ceuter;
stand on end on platter, and
sl;ce down, allowing each slice
a part of the ceuter or heart,
For frozen watermelon, take
two quarts of rich cream and
two 'easpooufuls Of sugar ;mix
well together, and put into a
freezer, with ice aud salt
packed around il. Have ready
ne quart Of watermelon with
seeds all removed, and cut 10
small pieces. Wceu The
cream is very cold. stir them
in and freeze all t'geJber.
For watermelon sherbet,
bill four cupfuls ~ water aud
two cupfuls of sugar fnr ten
minutes; add two tablespoon
fuls Of gelatin which has been
sOftened IN u it'll c"ld water
and strain the syrup DtO the
freezer eau: when we'll chilled
aid one piut ot Orange.juice
aud freeze. When nearl.
frozen, add two curfuIs Of
firm watermelon dice aud let
stand, well packed in ice aud
salt, for an hour.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1908-07-17
BlGHLY SEASONED FOOD


New York, July 3-Rev.
Charles A. Mitchell Of Okla
oo'pa ~ au address before The
Y. NJ. G. A.. ssid:
TO say that Int one mar.
rage 10 eight Is happy is stat.
mp the case verv mildly. I
',sve tbs auiborIty ~ em,pep.
western physic ans for say.
ing that 80 per cent Of mar.
r'ed people hate each other.
ot the remaining 80 per cent,
naif are Indifferent. and Of the
20 per cent left half are tend.
ing toward Indifference.
$50, you see that leavcs
only one married in eight
wher the con2iiops Of hsppi.
ness that should prevail in al,
marriages are actually pres.
ent. The ordinary man, living
Oh highly seasoned footl--pep.
per- spices chill sauce, etc,
can not be go"d IL ne wants 70
be-"
Rev Mr.. Mitchell is presi.
lent OF the Stella Purity
League Of Oklanoma and an
advocate of p ain fud.