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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31

5 New York Aug 30.-Fritz Augustus
Heinze, the copper millionaire ignor-
Ing the threats of Lillian Hobart
French to make trouble for him II he
married Bernice Golden Henderson.
the actress, went down to the city
hall in a taxicah with Mrs. Hender
son today and secured marriage
license Mr.. Heinze said he intended
to be married August 81. He did not
say where. f M
Mrs. French's dramatic story OF
bow in 1907 the Standard Oil Com
.pany sent handsome woman to the
Waldorf to play upon Mr.. .Heinze's
ssusceptibilities and get from him In
formation about his financial affairs,
that was afterward used by the gem.
-tiemen OF 70 broadway to smash the
Heinze copper pool, cost the young
Montana ffnanclar d rev millions aifdf
precipitated the panic that caused the
innocent bystanders. of the business
world many more millions loss, finds
confirmation in an interview with
Thomas w. Lawson, the Boston finan-
cial insurgent, wired to New York to-
day. Mr. Lawson said that he knew
of the woman and mad heard much
of her ,doings, but had never seen
her.
Establishments Her Magnetism.
She not only crushed Heinze,"
said Mr.. Lawson "but another rival
fully as powerful, and delivered him.
over to the Standard Oil with all his
carefully planned secrets, so that 1t,
was child's play to outwit him. She
made him a United States senator;
just how and where don't care to
say but it was one of the most nota-
BILE things She was able to do The
senator was of the Standard Oil MAX
ing and naturally was an aid to the
trust
Again, in an international compli-
owned territory to the United States,
In which a large profit was involved
and in which an international scandal
had started which threatened to in.
volve number of United States sem
ators, this woman's remarkable ability
some might call In establishments,
smoothed the troubled waters.
Time after time she has been the
moving spirit beneath many Stand
ord Oil coup, and only those who had
tabbled their stories to her knew how
the magnates at 26 Broadway were
able to circumVent their carefully
laid plans"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31
PRESIDENT RIPLEY OF THE SAN.
TIE FE DECLARES HIGHER
RATES NECESSARY.
On Witness Stand Yesterday Declared
Earnings Next Year viii No More
Than Pay the Operating
Expenses.

Chicago, Aug~ 80. President Il. ~
Ripley, Of the Santc Fe, on the stand
today before Examiner Brown, Of the
commerce commission, in report OF
the contention Of railroads that high
er rates are just and right declared
wages paid by the railroads nave in
creased largely, making operating ex-
penses a greater burden.
He declared the outlook for next
is not good He said he Thought 1t
not improbable that next year t.'e
earnings of the roads may shrink SO
they would not more than pay ex
penses.
Ripley was followed by w. e. Bail
ey, general auditor Of the system and
James Peabody, the Sante Fe stats
tician.
Questioned by Frank Lyon, govern
meftE Esttosney, Ripley said he sam q
decrease in earnings in the next
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31
FOR THE RAILROAD LAY
LAYS CORNERSTONE
ROOSEVELT oFFiciATEs AT NEW
Y, M. c. A. BUILDING AT Pu.
EBLo, COLO.
Only Time He Left Train Between
Denver and Osawatomic, kas.--
Greeted by Crowds All
Along Route.

= Horace, Kas.. Aug. oo.- --Throlgh
Colorado ana into the western edke
of Kansas, Roosevelt Travelled today
on one OF the longest jumps OF his
tour. He left the train only once
during the day, at Prehlo, Colo, to
lay the corner stone Of the Y. M. G..
A. building, and tonight he is cross
ing Kansas on his way 70 osawato-
nlie, Johns Browns old home. where
he will speak tomorrow.
! The PEOPLE who turned oiit to meet
,a.'s were as cordial as former days.
AT various stations where he stopped
for five Minutes the people stood up
lin wagons and shouted with all tfeir
might.
Wherever he stopped the Colonel
talked about honesty and good citi
zenshir. and was always cheered.
Clifford Pinchot and James r. Gar
field traTe,ed With Roosevelt all day
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31
TOOK ALL HIS MONEY
Sneak Thieves Enter Home OF TeIe.
graph Operator at Cache sta
ton--Want Blood Hounds.

Ezria Hobbs, operator at Cache, for
the Illinois Central railroad, was rob
bed about midnight last night Of all
his cash and valnables by burglars,
who entered his home while he was
asleep, by cutting out the wire screen.
He wired to Officer Hagey to bring up
mis- blood hounds as soon as he can
Mr.. Hobbs formerly lived in Cairo.
He was operator mere for the Mobile
& Ohio railroad.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31
DENOUNcES BIPARTISAN COAL
iTiON IN THE LAST LEGiS-
TuRE.
REFUSED SENAT0RsA|P
Offered Him BY Traitors In General
Asscmbly--scores Men Who
Vote fcr Lorimer-Spoke
at TayIoryille.

Taylorville, H., Aug. Ex-Governor
Deneen tonight opened the campaign
against the return to Legislative pow
er OF the bipartisan combine which
dominated the last general assembly.
In address here he said, the men
who are opposed to the rights to RE-
call, the right to honest elections,
and the expressed wish Of their party
on the senatorship and the election oil
"a Republican candidate for speaker
and the organization of the horse by
a majority Of their party, are now
asking the people whose willis they
defied and whose confidence be
trayed, to entrust them again with
the direction of public affairs. They
are running a platform OF these
three planks; a
We announce no principles; We
express no regrets We cah for win.
dication. #
Deneen reviewed the attacks on
himself proceeding the denomination
and election and referred to the or
ganization of the bipartisan coali-
tion which controlled the house. lie
said: This coalition In its desper-
ate stand against popular government,
deemed 1t necessary to control the
politics in the state In order to pro
long its power, and OF whom they
have vilified through their investiga.
tion OF my election, whom they OPP
posed with vituperative rancor at the
primaries, whom they had sought to
defeat in election by arraying against
me the special interests from which
they derive their strength, whose pol
|icies they had organized Legislature
to defeat and whom they had attempt.
ell to unseat by truniped-up contest,
was offered their support for the sen
atorshipN
When ] refused to accept the prof
fered senatorship Of the bipartisan
coalition they determined to select q
senator whose political power would
be used to streng zen their position
and to make safe the election OF
their choice as my successor.
THE step forward is to restore
Representative government in our
house"
The governor declared that every
man seeking the support of the Re
publican voters at the primaries
should be pledged to stand for good
government and continuing he said.
The, men who treated the dis
graceful conditiots in the state
should not be given power to prolong
them.
THE issue of this compaign thel
is; Shall their records, their organi
zation and the result of their work
be approved? Upon that issue thcr'
should be no differences Of opinion
among good citizens"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31
RACES AT DEs MONIES.

Des Moines, Aug. so. Although
rain made the track heavy 10000
spectators saw some close races At
the Iowa state fair today. The best
race was the 2:1S trot which was
won by Capt. Bird. owned at Diagonal
Iowa The complexion of the race
was almost changed in the fourth
heat hen Johnnie G., owned ut
Waterloo, almost nosed out ahea1.
Homer f. took the second money.
The second event. the Z:I7 pace.
was won by Speed On. owned at
O'Neil, Neb. The two year old pace
was won by Princess aMrgaret,
owned at Augusta, I'll. Fair Messen-
ger, owned at Seward. Neb., captured
the furlong dash.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31
MOTOR BOATS
MAKE RECORDS
EAST AND WEST MEET IN RACES
Y AT PEoRIA---coMET SETS
NEW MARK IN THE 20 FOOT
CLASS BOATS,

Peoria, Ills Aug 3a.-The west met
the east at the second regatta OF the
Western Power Boat Association
which opened here today. Each set
a new worlds record In the thiri
and last heat of the 20-fot class, the
Comet owned by Hinsinger and Kel;
so, of Bellevue, Ia, covered the five
mile course in 1857. The old world s
record, held by the same boat was
2446 for displacement boats 20 feet
over all.
In the 50 foot class, the 26 footer,
Emerson, owned by A. H. Travers,
of Poughkeepsie. N. Y, Travelled the
first heat in that elias in 1904 As, or
at the rate Of 29.S miles per hour.
This Is the fastest time evr made IN
competition in the Mississippi river
basin and the fastest on record for q
displacement 26 foot boat
Results.
20 foot class, five heats. five miles
each: Comet. Bellevue, Ia. won;
Pronto H., Smith and Thede. Peoria,
second; M v. IT,, William SHINING
st. Louis, third. Raey. A. @, Cuthherts
Chicago. fourth. Time Ii:2S: 30;
1i:06:3o 1861.
IS b
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31
CHICAGO WOMAN FACES
CHARGE OF SMUGGLING.

New York, Aug, 30-Mrs. Mamie
McKenna, of Chicago, arrested Satur-
day on her arrival on the Mauretania
charged with smuggling, furnished
bond for her appearance Septembef
10th. The inspectors say they found
$4,000 worth OF undeclarej iewelry
and Paris gowns worth $1,000. The
gowns were seized,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31
lDAVlD R.ERAVL2Sl

twelve months due to the general con.
ditions of business Under cross ex.
animation by Attorney Clifford
Thorne, representing the Live Stock
shippers of Iowa, Ripley admitted
that for ten years the Sante Fe had
paid its dividends. Ripley said in
creased rates were necessary to keep
up with the times and do what tne
public expects of the road and make
necessary improvements.
Bailey plunged into an array Of
figures showing the increase In wages
paid by the system, over what was so
spent in former years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31
SHERMAN IN MISSOURI
Made Several Short Speeches Ycster.
day--Spoke From His Touring
Car-Addresses Miners.

Joplin, Mo. Aug. 3o--vica President
Sherman VINO is touring Missouri and
Oklahoma, from his Automobile spoke
at Webb City, Carterville ana Pros
perity today. He told the zinc min.
ers that protection was responsible
for the good wages paid them. At
Carthage former Congressman Wat.
son ioinesi Sherman. Sherman also
spoke here, Sherman and Watson
spoke to large theatre audience.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31

Roosevelt is due in Osawatomie at
$3.50.
AT Osawatomie today was John
Brown day. Congressman Calderhead
urged the people of Kansas to pro-
vide d monument to John Brown to
be placed In the Hall Of Fame at
Washington TO offset that Of Gen
eral Robert d. Lee"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31
GREAT WESTERN RACES,

Joliet, ILL.,, Aug. 3O.--Good time
marked the events of the opening
meeting Of the Joliet session Of the
Great Western Circuit races.
Summary.
2:20 pace. $1,000 Three in FIVE.
Nathan b. won; De Nervo, second !;
Evelyn Patchen, third. Best time
2.0GA
2:o6 pace, $500. Three in i've.
Bland 8. Won; Tony Swift, second !:
Concluded On Third Page.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31

ibNoh tliuC G'Vi ~.
Exhibition mile, to beat the 2:oi
record, ,troting to wagon.
Uhlan lost. Tine 29A 100:
1909; 2:02k,
American Derby, pacing division;
purse $4,000. .rs
Aileen Wilson (6t5 feeb, first.
King Cole f611G feet), second.
Northern Spy (61t5 feet), third.
Chief Wilkie t6015 feeb, fourth.
Dillon Queen. LulH Hund, Wee Lad
Belle, vara Boy, Kings Heir, Fanny
stanton, also started
Time 2:27A.
American Derby, trotting division
purse 100000
Bob Dougles (6140 feet), first.
Oxford Boy, Jr, 1890 feet), sec
ond. -
Alice Roosevelt t6055 feet), third.
Sonoma Girl (6140 feet), fourth.
E. D. NJ, Maj. Wellington, Jennie
Constantine, Kaladar. Baron Deli
Lazarus, Teasel, Olga W., Dora, Hus
ky Harry, Jim Ferry, also started.
Time 2:20. ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31
Boston Was the victim-Peity Wirs
Shut Out For Browns From
Washington--cardinals
Beat Brooklyn.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati won TWO.


Cincinnati, Aug. 80. Cincinnati won
both games today Gasphr was biz
on the wrist OF his pitching arm In
the eighth inning OF the first game
and compellcdto to retire. He viii be
unable to work for two weeks
Glarke's hitting In the first game and
Bescher's fielding In the second game
ere the features.
Score RHn
Boston .......s 81 |
Cincinnati ..... ......5s,. -.f...s 8 10 0
Batteries Frock and Rairden; Gas
par, Suggs and Clarke,
second Game.
Scpre-- II He
.CincMnati ......
DQston ~. .......a. ..s..s.s l 4s6
Batteries Snggs, and Clarke:
Brown and Rairden.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31
TWO SECTIONS OF AMERICAN
DERBY WERE RUN OFF YES
TERDAY AFTERNOON.
A|lEEA WILSON WINNER
In Pacing Division, While Bob Doug
laes Won in Trosttng Division
-uhIan Fala 10
Lever Record.

Readville, Mass, Aug. 3O.-Two
American harness sandcap derbies
two minor heat events and an un-
successful attempt by c. X. G. b.
lings to drive the black gelding
Uhlan, better than 2:Oi to a. wagon.
today marked the opening of the
Grand Circuit program here on the
Readville track. Bob Douglass, To-
cal horse, won the $4,000 trotting
derby from the scratch. Aileen VIII
son, another Boston entry with the
same handicap, captured the derby
for PAGERS, while Uhlan was beaten
Ia seconds BY Old Father Time
Both derbies were run in poo,
time. The officials apologized IN
sending Uhlan over slow track and
against a heavy breeze. In the pae-
ing division of the derby eleven
horses pranceda bou; various MARKS
which ranged from GEO to S70 feet
behind the winner. The gray geld
tuSo wee Isdu, HiduC q pace W tHt
half but his break gave Northern Spy
chance to come up. Aileen Wilson
won by six lengths.
The trotting division had fourteen
horses, with Sonoma Girl and Bob
Douglas at the scratch. Jim Ferry
led the field at the wire. At the half
Bob Douglas nailed the leaders and
had three lengths lead at the fin
ish. with Oxford Boy, Jr., beating out
Alice Roosevelt for second. SonDma
Girl was close fourth. eUhlan trot.
ted the first quarter In 29aa and the
half In a minute Hat When the thr~s
saa4Ftera ssas reacfsass. ifa s3a14 tiaevs
seemed a chance, but the pace was
too swift and the last quarter was
made in 80 seconds.
The 2:10 pace was taken by Lady
Isle in straight heats. Gamar cap.
tured the 2:0S trot without an effort.
Summaries.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31
Giants Reat Pirates.

Z Giants Beat Pirates.
Pittsburg, Aug. so.-New York won
today taking advantage or two
errors made BY Adams anu hitting at
the proper time Mathewson was
hit freely but his suppost was strong.
Z Score X
IPittsburE ........ .....c.. 2 ID q
New York .;....Ss .,t..e 5 ias y
Batteries Adams and Gibson Ma
thewson aud Scf1Iei. 4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31

/ Women need on the average about
nine-tenths theS nourishment required
by men.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31
cardinals Reat nrookIYn.

St Louis Aug 39,-sst. Eoris tpoh
the last game of the series, "A to \.
Score n n RI
st. Louis ..s......,.. IA iS
Brooklyn .,....... ......s.. 5 10 o.
Batteries Lush, Phelps and Bres-
nahan; Barger, Dessan and Erwin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
standing.


New York. Aug. 9O.-@sfreat pitching
Each team won game The frst
contest was won nv New York. 4 to
/ Fo-d striking out IL opposing bais.
men alloing only three hits. In. the
second game HnrhAs twirled hiflpss
hall for nine innings no retired the
hrs' MAJ, VINO ia'ea "l''. - 'ne -.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31

Readers OF The Bulletin get the
news when Il O. lswx
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31
Cubs Win FinaI GANG.

Chicago. Aug s0.-Wlth four sub
stitutes In the fell Chicago won tbs
final game from Philadelphia. This
victory, coupled with the third
straight defeat Of Pittsburg, practic.
ally clinches the National League
uennant for Chicagn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31

Batteries Kaler and Land; Hughes
md Criger.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31

Concluded on Third Passl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31
Summary

Concluded ou Third Pass)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-08-31

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anu HHlru'
par. Suggs and Clarke,
Second Game.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-05
WICKERSHAM AND THE ROAD POLL TAX

Mr. Lloyd How should roads and schools be provided
by direct appropriation from Congress:
Judge Wickersham Yes; main trunk road should be
built into Alaska by appropriation for that purpose but
Congress will provide form of road organization and ROAD
POLL TAX LAW the miners and citizens Of Alaska can build the
smaller connecting and branch roads.
The above is verbatim copy of the proceedings
committee of the House of Representatives appointed
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-05
Nuggets SPECIAL Service.

BEVERLY. Aug The pressure
that is being brought upon President
Taft To- remove Ralliuger. Secretary 81
the Interior, has become 80 great thai
il is not At all improbable that ms
resignation will b. demanded if Lat
voluntarily sent in. The sentiment is
constantly growing that il is due The
administration tat Rallinger got ont at
the Cabinet The President has been
loyal t. him. insisting that hy would
not ask a man u resign while under
charges The argument now Is that
the charges which have been made
have been examined at great length.
and he has put in his defense; the
case i closed and is with the c.m-
mittee only awaiting its conclusions.
and whether they are for or against
him can in nowis" affect him any mo.e
adversely than the record as naN
made 1t is urged that the President
ought not To retain in his Cabinet a
man who is subject 10 the severe
criticism that is constantly being Iii
rected against Ballinger. going to The
extent Of doubling the proPriety Of
any act he performs.
II is furthermore believed that it
was understood that when he left
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-05
CAPT. WEST may BRING THE
C0RWIN To NOME In NOVEMBER

Captain West of the Steamer cor
win may steam into tn Morn. road
stead sometime during tin mann. of
November lis yrar with tar stanah
little vessel of his that bucks tn lee
and forces is way IA Nome every
Spring rs The van Of tn Ing fleet If
Steamships which arrived ali III way
from three IL four weeks later
For several days before The sailing
OF The c"rWin for the outside si1 the
Sal Islands and Inside paz~tge. ne
gatiatioas ,'erc teing made Tor this
Steamer t. MAXI an Extra trip late in
the fall IN the interest a. tn None
Dredging Association
The Geographic r"ports from the
outside pertaining te The departure uf
steamers Oh their last tfip II Nome
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for the purpose considering general legislation
Wckersham introduced before the committee by cpresen
ative Cusan OF Washngon and his opinion of number of
bills pertaining Alaska then pending solicited by the
committee.
No bill providing for poll tax for the construction of roads
had been drafted considered until Wickcrshm suggested it.
and directly upon his suggestion that the bill framed
and enacted into a law.
Comment is unnecessary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-05
TAFT CANCELS
SOUTHERN TRIP
Nuggets SPECIAL Service.

BEVERLY. Aug rresiI,n; Lott
has been compelled To- cancel his pro-
posed Western and southern trip It,
announces that he is too busy with
important stat matters. and. ia addi-
ZION. has the examination Of the rr-
ports Of the different Cabinet officer
Ia go through in ordrr to aid MIN in
the preparation of his message L.
Congress. IT. thinks the speeches he
was expected to make are toe feW and
far between 10 warrant him in spend
the points
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-05
LAWYER IN JAIL
FOR CONTEMPT
Nuggets Special Service.

SAN FRANCISO. Aug. 5,--Duiine
the arraignment OF Calhoun. Who is
charged with being connected with the
street car franchise graft Of this city
his attorney. Moore Patrick. made
some very sarcastic remarks rejecting
on the court The presiding judge
called him to order. and summaril,
sentenced him to Jail for five days foi
contempt of court The action has
created quite a sensation in legal cir
Giles. and the opinion is divided as tc
the justice of the action of the Judge
Mr.. Patrick. however. : serving his
sentence.
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BIC SPLIT IN
THE ". F. NJ.
Nuggets Special Service.

DENVER. Aug. a split in the
Western Federation Of Miners is
threatened. II is proposed TO start a
new labor union comprising some Of
the members of the old Federation
and these To be united with the Mine
Workers aud Steel Workers unions.
The preliminary arrangements are
under consideration. and it is believed
the new organization will be perfected
Just how seriously it may affect the
Western Federation cannot now he
determined. but 1t promises to be quite
r-reaching.
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DEATH OF JOHN F. JACOBS.

Word was received in town last
aioht that John f. Jacobs died during
the afternoon on his clai mon Ruby
creek, Casadepaga. Mr. Jacobs lived
on the SandGpit anu was member Of
the Miners Union.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-05
RAILROAD STRIKERS
DESTROY PROPERTY
Nuggets Special Service.

WINNIPEG. Aug 4.-Thirty freight
and passenger cars were burned here
today by the strikers Most of the
freight cars were loaded with mer-
chandise.
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GERMANS CABIN BURNED.

The cabin belonging to Percy Her
mans. out ON otter creek. where he
has been operating for the past ten
months. was burned to th- ground
yesterday morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-05
MOONLIGHT SPRINGS BATHS.
Now opened at Taylor's Barber Shop,
foot Of Steadman avenue.
YOUR CANDY BACK

II you can find any stale candy in
box of Toby's, he will gladly take your
candy back and make you present
Of an entire box, as well as your
money.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-05

BUTTE. Aug Poorest fires are
consuming he timber and everything
else that IS innammahlc in this region.
Efforts have been made To stay their
progress, but in vain. \ demand has
been made on the Governor for the
State troops to be sent 10 the local.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-05

Moonlight Springs or Salt Water
Baths at the Elite Bath House.
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tics most IN need To- help fight the
tircS
WALLACE, Idaho, Aug 4-Forest
fires are prevailing in all directions.
and many small towns have been con
summed. Every available means is ing
used To STAY their spread. The entire
population Of the districts affected. as
We'll as Volunteers from al the sur
rounding country. are using every
means human ingenuity can suggest
10 stop the rayages. The loss of life
and property cannot be obtained,
owing To- the impossibility of pcnrtrat-
ing much Of the burnt district
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-05
Nuggets Special Service.

KALISPFL.L. Aug THO torcst
fires prevailing in the Flathedd Valley
are beyond control. They have swept
everything clean within their path.
Dynamite is being used to stay the
stretches Of timber. hoping thereby IL
stay the progress of the flames.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-05
idaho AND MONTANA
HAVE FOREST FIRES

tics most IN need to help fight the