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Evening journal., 1910-09-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RACE WAS CLOSE
First Half Of Season Saw Much
SeeSawing Among Con-
tenders
SINCE july ATHLETICS
HAVE had OWN WAY

One houndred and twenty-three
games Of the season are over and De-
troit is in fourth place. There are but
81 days left, making a total of DAYS in
the season Of 1910, IFS.
During the 143 days that have been
played, Detroit has been in first place
but six days. five during April and
one in May. New York has had the
lead seven times more than Detroit.
The Highlanders led the league once
in April and the same nmber of times
in May June was the lucky month
for them and they led the league IL
times in that month, making their to-
tai 13 in 14l days.
The Tigers were tied for first place
twice, while the men from New York
one less. Cleveland held the lead, but
one day, but was tied for first six
times. Chicago was also tied once
Washington went her two better. Bos-
ton has not had the lead one day this
year, although has been tied for it
six times
Lead TO Athletics.
Twenty -eight days in the month of
May saw Philadelphia with the lead.
The first day of the same month New
York and Detroit tied. Second day
the Tigers were i'm the lead. but the
fourth day, when the fans looked at
the papers, they saw Detroit second.
with the Athletics first.
June was a sad month for the Zig
ers. The first six days saw Mack's
men on top with the Tigers second,
and New York and Boston close be-
hind. The next eight days the New
Workers held the lead, then il went
back to Philadelphia.
On June Is the Athletics had the
lead again. They held it for seven
days. and then gave way to New York.
Three days from the 23rd. Connie
Mack did not like second, so he went
back to first and stayed there.
Detroit Sank Steadily.
In the month of July. Macks men
had their own way in the American
League. He was not out of first place
at any time.
Detroit was third for the first 10
days, then dropped to fourth, and
stayed there until the month passed.
On the goth of July Philadelphia led
Boston by 80 points. Boston's lead
over New York was five points, and
New York's lead over Detroit was
ten points.
In the 80 days that have passed i'm
August. Connie and his tribe have
rested with the best of peace. While
the other teams have been fighting for
second place, Boston has it just now,
but she is not sure of holding it for
the remainder of the season.
Philadelphia has had the lead 1O9
days this year. and has been i'm first
place since the 22nd of June.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
Seaford Accepts, Oh, the Cost!

Following the challenge of the
sporting editor Of THE EVENING
JOURNAL, Harland w. Huston,
manager of the Seaford Baseball
Club, and Linden Dawson. captain,
have written an acceptance and will
play the dupont baseball team for the
championship Of Delaware on Septem-
Der 10. DUPONT being willing
Seaford's challenge. however, can
not be accepted under the terms as
outlined. Seaford wants so per cent.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
Monday viii Bring Big
League Baseball Sea-
son TO An End
TWO LEAGUE GAMES
ON LABOR DAY

County League Saturday baseball
will end for the season tomorrow,
and the curtain will come down 'on
the season on Monday. Labor Day.
Chief interest In to-morrow's games
centers IN the dupont -Riverview
game at Riverview Park. Should
dupont win this game the club will
have the pennant cinched. even
though the Gas Company should win
its remaining two games.
Charlie McDonough. the youngster
who pitched dupont into first place
last Saturday when he stood up the
Gas Company team. will again throw
them over for the Millionaires to-mor-
row. McDonough has shown him
self to be boy with a steady knob and
of almost perfect control; Stab. who
pitched Riverview further ahead Of
Brookwood last Saturday. viii be on
the mound for the Villagers. Everson
will be the umpire.
Following will be the batting order:
Riverview-Veasey, 2b.; Stein, CT /;
Stirlith, c.; G. Stab, p; c. Stab. RI. (:
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
DUPONT Must Beat RivervieW TO
Win County League Pennanf

wingate. Sb.; oliver. h.; Mcguire, IT,;
Rainey. SIS.
duPont-Beatty. Sb.. shuler. S.:
Council 1b.; Harrington, IT,; Flood
c.; Lucas. cf Bacon, 2b.; c. McDon-
ough, D.: Edgar, RI.
At Front and Union streets Gas
Company will play Brookwood Brown
and Dolan will be the opposing pitch
ers. Gas Company Will go hard to
win the game Brookwood will also
play to win.
Dolan has been pitching splendid
ball. and will try hard to take the
last game from the Gas Company
boys. Murphy will be the umpire
Following will be the batting order:
rookwood--Inderleid, 2b.; Hall.
1b. McDonough. c.; Russell, III;
Wright. 3b.; Roberts. rf.; Pennington,
S.; T. McDonough, CT; Dolan, p.
Gas Company-Townsend, IT,; Gear
foss, c.: Hoover, CT; Brown, p.:
Ballentine, 3b.; Byron, 2b. Mckinley,
S.: Mannering, h.: II. Brown. rf
The mi-Professional League and
the All-Wilmington League have good
schedules for tomorrow
The County League will close on
Labor Day. when Brookwood will play
DUPONT. and the Wilmington Gas
Company will play Riverview.
The Gas Company -Riverview game
will be played at Riverview in the
morning at 1915 o'clock.
The dupont -Brookwood game will
be played at Front and Union streets
commencing at 3l5 o'clock. Everson
will umpire at Front and Union
streets and Murphy at Riverview.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
FAST BOYS IN
BALTIMORE MILLS
By united Press Leased sneclnl wirn

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BALTIMORE. Md, Sept. 2.-What
promises 10 be an all-star card is
scheduled tonight before the Eureka
Athletic Club. The bouts. which will
be pulled off I'm the open. will be held
at Oriole park. All bouts are limited
to six rounds, and the following boys
are paired;
Jimmy Moran. New York. feather
weight, VS.. Young Britt. Baltimore.
champion Of the south. 122 pounds /:
Tommy Lowe, Washington. light
weight vs. Harry Stone. New York T;
Joe Seiger' Denver lightweight. VS..
hld sullivan, Washington; Jack Han
Ion vs. Philadelphia Unknown" viii
clash with Knockout" JOHNNY Dalv
Baltimore southern bantam cham.
pion. There will also be three four.
round preliminaries.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
.SEAFORD ACOG
OVER CHALLENGE
Glad to Play dupont Now
That fremont Cannot
Connect
DOWN STATE BOYS
WILL BRING CROWD UP

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD. Del, Sept. "A chal-
lenge from the DUPONT team, of Will
mington, to the Seaford team to play
a series of games for the state cham
pionship title came as a surprise to
the members OF the team and the
lower Delaware baseball fans. The
challenge was received last night and
Harland w. Huston, manager of the
Seaford team.
About two weeks ago when Seaford
defeated Crisfeld here in a double
header for the championship title OF
the Eastern Shore their victory was
published In the city papers with tho
statement that "any one disputinc
their claim will gladly be given
game. The fremont team, of vii
mington, was the first to respond and
challenged Seaford to play series Of
three games to decide he matter
Manager Huston was then deluged
with various challenges from team
managers. who claimed they had the
best teams i'm northern Delaware, but
after looking into the matter Huston
found that fremont was the proper
team to take on for the big meet In
a communication to THE EVENING
JOURNAL the challenge was accepted
and Seaford stated their willingness
to play the fremont claiments the
series OF three games. Since then
nothing has been heard from Ire
mont but az article I'm THE JOURNAL
itimated that the proposed series was
off This was a disappointment to the
local team. as we'll as the baseball
fans from down the state and Eastern
Shore points. who had hoped the
teams would clash for the state cham
pionship honors. With the first un-
derstanding that the fremont team
was the best team IN Wilmington.
baseball enthusiastics in this section
then thought the Seaford squad was
conceded 10 be the undisputed holders
of the pate championship title.
The 1lPout team asks for the first
game I'm their city on Saturday, Sep
tember 10. Although this Is bad
day for the SeafOrd bovs. as they
seldom play Saturday ball. as a num-
ber Of the players work on that day
The game will be played. however.
Sporting men Of lower Delaware
and the Eastern Shore have already
hailed the news with delight and
knowing that the dupont team is lead
ing in the big" league and have al
ways played fast BALL they are
anxious to have the down the state
champions accent the challenge
Providing Seaford can get into good
condition after having not played but
two games I'm over two weeks. they
will give the duPonts run for their
money" II they don't win. Already
sportsmen from this section are pre-
naring TO go 10 Wilmington with the
Seaford team and the game will be
probably Witnessed by the largest
! crowd that has ever attended a game
OF baseball I'm this state this season
Evening journal., 1910-09-02

Two more games.
O. 90
Monday will be farewell day.
900
Let's have two big reunions.
900
SATURDAY
Gas Company -Brookwood, Front
and Union.
Riverview-duPont. Riverview.
900
MONDAY.
Gas Company y-Riverview, at River
view on Monday morning instead Of
afternoon
Observation-Disclosures. Front and
Union.
O-O-O
dupont is only one game in front of
Gas Company. Please don't forget
that.
900
The Big Three-Charlie, Mark and
Tommy
900
Walter Bacon will be found close TO
the top of the batting averages.
900
Hoover has collected more hits than
any man in the league. He has 25
swats to date
O-O-O
Mannering certainly has slumped
in his stick work. He has been at
bat seventy-two times and collected
only eight hits.
900
Carefully. Charlie, don't let EN-
punch holes through yer.
800
Byron is one Of the likeliest young
sters in the league. After about one
more year he will move up.
900
Many have been going over the
Home Plate since Mike Flood broke
the thing up.
900
Too late for Mousleys collection to
do any restoring.
O-O-O
Oliver is doing much talking to him
self there days. He will try Il on
the team next year and is hoping for
better results.
900
DUPONT had to pull that last one
lout of the fire. Careful. boys, two
more conhagrations are ahead.
0-0-0
Brookwood will have 10 knock
wood now that there Is no chance of
getting up stairs.
0-0-O
II Gas Company had embraced ali
the opportunities they have had tc
score things might have been differ
ent.
0-O-0
We would regard it as a superfu.
Gus proceeding to appoint a commit.
tee 10 wait on Mr.. Hoover and inform
him that he has splendid figure
The gentleman plainly is quite aliv,
TO that fact
800
Brookwood fans are said to be TAX
ing up a subscription to buy Hall
new bat with which they hope he will
be able TO finish the season with
hitting record better than .1S6.
900
We can't imagine anything NOR
thrilling than a post season serie
between Gas Company and dupont
Get together, pals
O-O-O
Wouldn't IL surprise you if Brook
wood should make big noise tomor
row?
The Gas Company -Riverview Labo,
Day game will be played in the morn
ing instead of afternoon.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02

of the gate receipts. DUPONT to pay
all the ground expenses and players
salaries out of the remaining 40 per
cent Under these terms dupont
would get the short end of the re-
ceipts.> dupont wants the game. but
will not permit Seaford to walk away
with all the Wilmington money and
unless the Sussex countians will agree
to a more equitable division Of the
money DUPONT will pass them by.
What say you Seaford?
Evening journal., 1910-09-02

Kid Gavinski is playing his usual
good game at shortstop.
-D-I-
Wen, we see that woo" Farley is
leading the DUPONT team in hitting.
-D-L-
Riverside seems to be dead Wonder
why?
Steve Smith and McGowan GER
tainly help Lutz TO win not only by
playing but by their wind. They use
It to good advantage,
-D-I=
Manager Carney says his colts will |
surely win next Saturday from du- |
Pont God get EN-, Carney.
-D-T-
'IIid Horty, watch his smile next
Saturday. Hasbeens will not show up.
Oh you forfeit kids.
-D-I-
Captain Riley will not be in the
game next Saturday as he Is taking
a ten days stay in New York city.
DBL
Manager Condor is resigning his
PLAYERS for next year. This kid
knows something.
-D-Is-
Chuck Stirlith seems to be the real
thing on first for Young Americans
-D-I-
Wallace, Mt Vernons star pitcher
says he is going to play with DUPONT
next year Watch out, Carney"
-D-Ir-
Riverside is going TO take a smacl
at Landlith for the championship o
Delaware. Go get 'em Riverside.
-D-L---
Since DUPONT beat Concord all tn
teams in the Boys City League ar
after games
II one Of these teams should hap
pen tc fall there would be only on
team hanging on the wall.
-D-L-
"Yea Bo."
oil
Only two more games.
-D-L-
Every team in the league. excep
Rookwood and Hasbeens. have a fel
low in the 300 class
oil
Bin Clark plays his bag like ste,
smith
All the pitchers seem to be heav
hitters, Wallace. Ross, Lutz especi
ally. These boys are each home ru
hitters.
--D-Ir-
Lutz has famed the side six time
this season. Going some, Lutz.
-D-L-
Hold him, Condor. hold himl
-D-L-
viii Riverside and Young Amer
cans clash tomorrow
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
kanffmnn.Lanr Roni.

By United Press Leased Snecial Wire
NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-Arrange-
ments were made here today for
special train TO take large number Of
local sporting men to Philadelphia
next Monday night to witness the
Kaufman-Lang bout. So confident is
Kaufman of winning that he is nego-
tiating with Hugh Mcintosh for a
match with Tommy Burns.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
Pool Mntch For Chnmninnshin-

NE WYORK, SPIT 2.-The worlds
championship pool match between
Thomas Houston. OF ST. Louis. and
Jerome Keogh, of Rochester, will be
held next Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday Hueston lost the cham
pionship to Keogh last April. The pair
have played for the championship five
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
"Jack" McGowan ON Vacation.

John c. MCGOWAN, popular as
baseball enthusiast in this city left
last week for Connecticut. where he
Is the guest of Frank Mccormick.
captain OF the villa Nova College foot
ball team The latter part of this
week he will be the guest OF Edward
Casey. the heavyweight. who fought
Al Kubiak some time ago. Mr.. Nc
Gowan will return home next week.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
CITY League Games.

With bdt three more games to be
played before the end Of the season.
the Bows City League teams are maxi
ing a hard fight for the lead. One os
the games will be played tomorrow
afternoon and the others Monday and
Tuesday. September and g. The
schedule for tomorrow Is as follows:
Walfeck A. c. against Brandywine. at
Vandever avenue and Church street;
Polish Stars against Landlith, at the
military grounds.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
Pitcher Upp Sold 10 Altoona.

ALTOONA. Pa. Sept .2.-AItoona
has bought Pitcher George Upp from
the Williamsport Club. The price Is
not given out. but the Altoona man
agement thinks il has got a valuable
man for next season.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
Tshers' Union 10 PIay.

The Ushers' Association baseball
team. Of Trainer, will play the Clay
mont nine on the latter's grounds on
Monday The Trainer team was de-
weeks ago.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
SPIRITED RACES
AT COLCHESTER

ELKTON. Md. Sept. 2.-The racing
at the second day of the annual Kent,
Queen Annes and Cecil County Fair.
in progress at Tolchestcr Beach. was
spirited There we're three events on
the card and IL took four heats TO de-
eide one of them and five heats 10 de-
eide another.
Cart Race, Horses Without Records,
Purse 5000.
Bell Russell, br m, e. H.
Johnson .-.... ...
Helen j.. m. satterdeid / ? ?
Boxwell, Jr., b &. Mat
news ...-..,. ...... j
Lady Thompson, br m.
hennard ...... ...... dis
May Bird. hr m. Selby. dis
Time, 230, 2.30. 2.3O Ia, 2.2S IA.
2.l5 Glass Trot, Purse $500.
King Redmand, br h. Hen
I.ottie Bedworth. br m. Bull 2 2
Nettie Brook. m. Little. 3
May Wilkes, ch m. Nichol-
son ...... ..
Time. 2,2l IA. 2.2i ia. 2.2o ia.
2.22 Glass Pace, Purse $500.
King of the Manor,
blk m. Bull. .... /
Blue Grass Belle, ch
m Johnson ... 5 Q
The Kid, b 9. Satter-
field A..A.....2 3
B Belton K, y &. Mallal-
lue ..... . 3 3 3
Happy May, br m. VIII
son ., ::... 4ro
e Cecil, b h. Kennerd dis
Time, 2.25 1-2, 2.21 IA, 2.21 L.
2.21 1-2.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
Surena 10 Trv for Reeord-

Surena. the guileless wonder, will
trot mile at the Gentlemen's Driving
Park this and tomorrow afternoons.
The famous trotter went the mile
Tuesday in PIG IA. and viii most
Aksig lover this a few second today
$50 tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
DELAWARE LEAGUE NOTES

Lack Casey" the College cut-up.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02

We would regard it as a superfu-
Gus proceeding to appoint a commit
tee 10 wait on Mr.. Hoover and inform
him that he has a splendid figure.
The gentleman plainly is quite alive
to that fact
Evening journal., 1910-09-02

Brookwood fans are said to be TAX
ing up a subscription to buy Hall a
new bat with which they hope he will
be able TO finish the season with a
hitting record better than .1S6.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02

II Gas Company had embraced all
the opportunities they have had to
score things might have been differ
ent
Evening journal., 1910-09-02

We can't imagine anything more
thrilling than a post season series
between Gas Company and DUPONT.
Get together, pals.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02

Wouldn't il surprise you if Brook
wood should make big noise tomor-
row?
The Gas Company -Riverview Labor
Day game will be played in the morn
ing instead of afternoon
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coASTWlsE NEWS.

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COURT NEWS

Wednesday. oct l.. 1910. az 10 a. m
tI'n converting Of court the following
fto. ceilings were had
United states ~ William Brown
tbs being the hour set for taking Ia,
M, IT the defendant L. the indi,t-
mani herein tie defendant appeared
r. .p,u court tn person and 10y his at
afur> E3v"nd Hruucr. and entered a
tf.t If guilty L. the Indictment. and
H.t valves tile time provided Tor bN
statute for THE imposing at sentence.
taa moved tho court that sentence Ice
n.N imr"~ed which motion was by IN.
..urt granted. and th,rcupDn Nh
i'ruurr ia behalf uf the defendant ad-
dressed the court praying Icnicncy II
th, court The count thercupan IN
posed tie following sentence. Il Is the
iudem,ut Of the court that YOU. VIII
5au HraWu pax t. tHg clerk n the
count a tine Vt $50 and that YOU stand
,aaumtttgd until such fine is paid ON
molten At Nj Elssaod Bfuncr ii stay
u execution r the sentence herein
9ts granted Tor the terigd If two
hours
suua Il 81 v bartholomew ct all
YIN n Ptckwaed attorney for the
n.antin~ was granted leave t. With
iiaU tha decree herein from The files
in The purpose Il recording the same
said decree t. be returned &. the files
- s"an - recorded
NvgsI - al " Smrteyaui II al on
motion Il VIM H. Paekweod attorney
sol the plaintiffs. the plaintiffs were
rfmttted tn Withdraw the praecipe for
default fleet herein on September a
ta1o Therrupou Mr. Packwood on be
Ha'f # the plaintiffs moved the court
hat the default Of the defendants he
~" entered which motion was by the
-1ur' granted aud it was ordered that
isaudauts be- hold ia default
Gilmore rs chambers The matter
'hr trial of thi- cause coming on be-
Eer. Tia court thu Same. Ms continued
until tomorrow ~ 10 a ~ In order
d..u counsel far defendant Chambers
hlsht ascertain this physical condition
lHd whether he should be- able Ia at
.vnt the trial Of this cause on any
-r.,itg date
fhereeron court adjourned until 10
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LAMPE WILL GO OUTSIDE.

) II Lanpe. Who has been the lead
~ II an orchestra Of the same name
tof The past Year in Nome. ana who is
'"it~idefe,i musician of no mean abil-
itN viii te Il passenger on tho last
'l~'t Of boats FOR the states.
Those who have been dancing after
tin most excellent music Of Lampe's
orchestra with the leader playing the
inst violin during the past winter and
AYE enjoyed the many classical seIec-
lions h. has played at the different
social functions will miss his harmon
i"us renditi"ns this winter. for he has
been considered somewhat Of a fixture
her" in the camp ana his playing will
b., greatly missed
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TEN BODIES
FROM MINES
Nuggets Special Service.


SrAEkVuLE. caf cot Is Tenet
fHr Hu, Eedtys ratamuya III a 5as5a
mine hy tn t-ruHr explosion id .la-t
Tuesday httc bon recovered They
A.,r, badly uausted Il, ru. r,,s- anJ
JHcu ta,uit, econ dJuut o., easily Ills
5esH-hea NJ hope is HeIa aHt far IT,
remaining forty mrf who audauhtedfe
a.H prey to tue terrible black damp
faug shifts ID mru have br.u work
ne night and 1t irving t. reach tHe
remaining bodt,s TN SCENE presented
At the mur is ext asl, pathetic Tho
uncertainty of tbe Identities of tn
"fpsys already brought eul adds IN
thr pathaz e the scene
Women. lahoriug under great mem
tai strain pass afauE Ivy the row nj
fead bodies an d9v long rndcayorfur
- distinguish tine laesrated faces. faaf-
as hat tiny mieht Iook into tie If
faces nj their own husband father
~ brother
Rescue parties 8fr arriving daily =
f,nd lssistanc, hut tb. local minors
tr, 5n1,. II =garr With the situation nov
some are At Wsrt preparing graves
rar The recovered hadf.~ which win L.
hurried TO-DAY,
Work al the mlno is 1T n standsun
aha th, entire camrIs IN mourning FOR
tt4..5t f,f1e, .t,..,,1s.....,, ,,.. ......,,.t 4
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JOHN eRoeAN, READ THIS!

The Nugget IS in receipt Of a letter
from William ]. Brogan Of 2748 West
silver street. Philadelphia, in which he
inquiries the whereabouts of his broth
- John. who he believes is some where
IN Alaska. The missing man Is de-
Serihed as being six feet tan and about
sixty Years of age
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LADIES ST MARY's
TO ENTERTAIN

thr Ladies "l y. Man : church VIII
give am entertainment On Monday eve
hing next III the Sons Of the North
HALL All thu ladies ar requested to
bring heN lunch fer twa
Fhrre viii he music ana dancing. hut
~ admission Ain Dc charged Every
tads invited all Viii be- welcomed
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NOTICE.

After the 25th inst. we will open
our market at 8 o'clock and close at
8 except Saturdays when we will keep
open till nine. Closed all day Sundays.
PACIFIC COLD STORAGE CO.
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NOTICE.

The japanese barber shop formerly
located az the FOOT 81 Steadman avenue
has removed 10 the shop opposite the
Nugget office
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Ladies with or without escort may
reserve the Bowling Alley for any time
except between the hours p. r.. TO Y
p. m. BY giving notice.
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ZINE EGGS.

Just arrived. selling now at $l2 per
t5e- This Is your opportunity to lay
- taur winters stock at less than you
could ship them. Have been eandIed.
PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
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Secure ynur reservation uaw II tau
ant "a fake this beautiful trir aasea
Z ht inside passage on the BENDER Hros
teaAius Nome on October y. the priee
is 81. plenty of grub and good eael5
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Where are you eating Jack? Al
Rodgers Restaurant. opposite Miners
Hotel, Front Street.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-10-13

Start the month right By subserib.
ins for the Daily Nugget. s. per
month"; months. $40; one year $50.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-10-13

Parties desiring 10 go to Southeast
e. Alaska via inside passage call at
flee of schooner Du~buty u S. Me-
c.,.tiie Co.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-10-13
REMEMBER THE NAME.

For prompt and satisfactory laundry
work call up the Peoples Laundry.
Phone Main 15t.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-10-13
HERE 1T Is.

The SWEETEST bath rooms in Nome.
largest tubs with Moonlight water at
kelke'a.