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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
TALKS ON TEETH
By The REGAL DENTISTS
PULLING TEETH

II is a crime TO pun teeth that are
sound We don't do t. Nature Is
the best tooth builder. and no teeth
equal those Of nature. The dentist
pulls good teeth 10 make room for
e plate because he knows OF moth
ing better than plate. When We
began this study. years ago, Il
seemed 20 NJ there must be some
way Of coming pretty close to
natures teeth.
We felt that 1t would work a
revolution If we could find the way
After a good bit Of experimenting
We found way Of supplying teeth
without plates.
In conclusion, II the slightest
doubt exists ia your mind. come
10 us and we will dispei that doubt.
We wiIl show you the work being
put IN the mouth, also eases that
are finished. let you talk to the
patients themselves, and furnish
you a long list Of satisfied patients
for whom we have done this work
We give a written guarantee
with all work
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
1905 Third Ave- Cor. Union ST.
Across the street from the p. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Suffrage Luncheon Tussos,
tn" Seattle Suffrage Cub VII
give Tho monthly luncheon 4, -
Hotel Washington. All aaffrsss,
are invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Miss Lillian Richie has been
chosen as the new president 81 the
Wells College Equal Suffrage
League 81 Aurora. ~ Y During the
past college year the mombership
~ the ieague increased from 70 to
20 which represents oue-flfth Of the
teaching staff and the student body
combined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
ABOUT OTHER WOMEN

DR.. Mary Halton has been chosen
president OF the branch of the Po-
li,ieal Equality Association for
Trained Nurses which was recently
formed and held lEs first business
meeting al sos Firth avenue.
New York City. Among the
speakers at the meeting were Mrs.
o. II. p. Belmont and DR. Elizabeth
]. Corheft. whom Mrs. Belmont In.
trodnced AZ the pioneer woman
physician Of San Francisco.
Dr. Anna won Shoiiy. suffrage
leader Of the Twenty-seyenth as
sembly district Of New York. IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Marcos beited IN skirts are com
Ing steadily Into favor. much a.
they hamper the wearer'H steps.
Low cut collars and very short
sleeves are also the thlng with
those who wish 10 be- upto date
The frock in this sketch IL ~
blue linen. and 10 laced up the aide
OF the bodice with n heavy silk cord
Long blue elk gloves blue suicide
shoes and a dropping Persian SIN.
covered hat trimmed with pastel
shaded roses we're worn with this
costume
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Eight good aized peaches cut up,
pour over cup sugar and let stand
while making custard. One pint
milk. yolka Of eggs. tablespoon
fui coruatArch. n little salt Turn
over peaches while hot Do not
pu, In salt until euHtArd Is remoy
I'd from stove
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
Meat Pie.

This ~ made with shoulder ~
mutton. boiled with carrot and
onion, then cut up. mixed with po-
tatooa separately boiled and cut
up. and put into Il baking dish.
The crust IL made by mixing
smoothly mashed potatoes TO
which a tablespoon Of shortening
has been added. with enough flour
and water 10 make them roll out
easily. a pie made OF a pound Of
meat will require five or ak small
boiled potatoes. a eupfui OF mash
ed potatoes. and eight or ten table
spoons ~ flour. and should be
baked 20 inmates in a hot oven
Salt. pepper and other seasoning
as onion and carrot. may be added
20 taste A ieaapoonfui o. baking
powder makes the crust lighter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

uuirsd naFrnRusss. = band must BE-
used about the ankle 20 draw she
fulluesr The iinsr run up and down.
and the very slight flare near the
hsm Be- gathered into The hand Hence
the skirt IL also called the banded g.
ln skirt n o. this gathering into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
VOTES FOR WOMEN

The following editorial The washngton Post washington
c. interesting rgsumabyl mans Wow OF the
suffrage situation Perhaps che nt n the last sentence sau
De tha editorial
Writer'S owr statement u that competition already present
with cheer In forms 81 Industry why touu
We hopeful sutfarctes'f
Contrasting humorousy the Washington Posts editorial
Rec which also given here knowing mat
appreciate the Joke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

The George Washington circle %
the Ladies' ~ the @ A r. viii give
n social tomorrow afternoon be-
tween ? and 3. at the home of Mrs
Guy Smith. At 503 W. 4Jrd ~
Everybody 81 invited 20 attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Arrange layers Of sliced orange
on whtcrcfeaH. sprinkilnK each
layer sith powdered sugar and
shrcddad cocoanut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

the band which u b. difficult for the
home drraAnaakeS 60 accomplish. 49,
Wornan's National Daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Cream Of Corn Soup
Crate corn from three large ears
and boil cobn IN three quarts 81
water for half hour. then take out
oobn. put In corn and boil 20 min.
utea. Take Il up, press through
sieve and return 10 kettle Rub 2
tablespoons flour into table
spoons butter ana add 10 the soup.
Stir for 10 minutes, then add ] pint
hot cream or milk Season to
taste Serve az once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Three eggs. cup sugar. 2 table
spoons milk, ! teaspoon vanilla.
teaspoons baking powder. sifted IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Military collars are 10 b. much
worn on fan coats and Jackets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Oatmeal With Dates and Cream.
Add tablespoon OF seeded and
chopped dates 10 each diah Of well
cooked oatmeal and serve with
sugar and cream
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Play pool az Oriental Poo aogr
tonight $40 cash prizes daily iss
srd av.. between Pike ard Esaa
ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Miss Margaret Mcmillan. Miss
Silvia Pankhurxt. Mrs. Philip Snow
den and Miss Ellen Terry will come
to this country next winter and lac
turc in favor 81 woman suffrage.
Miss Terry will lecture at least ten
weeks. and Miss pankhurst three
OF four months Miss Mcmillan will
extend her tour as long a. possible
after she has spoken at the inter.
national suffrage congress. which
meets IN Washington the last week
IN September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
=REST TO WOMEN READERS OF TIE 81
EZ4RY2&'2g,'l1lY0MI

cup Of flour Beat we'll bake ~
cake TN ~ hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

holding an open-alF meeting every
Thursday night The suffragists
OF the Fifteenth assembly district
will hold similar meetings on Tues
days. while those ol the Fourteenth
assembly have selected Fridays.
The meetings are 20 continue
through the eutier summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
WORLDS YOUNGEST
GRANDMOTHER

= Mrs. Everett Parker Of Rich. ,
= mond. Ind. was married when 4
= she was u years old She had 4
\ a daughter who was married 4
= at II. A baby has been born ,
= 10 the daughter. 4
r Mrs. Parker Il nov %. Her 4
= great-grandmother Is alive at ,
= the age OF 30 years. and the 4
= baby just born can boast Of 4
4 the possession Of a great.great. 4
4 great-grandmother 4
4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28

Crocheted pearl collar pins are
one Of the latest fads and much In
Keeping with summer toilets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-28
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES

1905 Third Ave- Cor. Union ST.
Across the street from the p. o.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-11-02
i 8&aJ ASNt B@NJ Ea M gN B#Ng N#Ag

that the law is not as we'll enforce1,
ir some localities, as it ought to
he and that Liquor is Being sold here
and there in violation CT law. Bat
/ is not true that Just &c much
liquor is sid as under the saloon
'ystem.' Anyone at all familiar with
he conditions thai prevailed in this
;cInty five years ago and with pres
mt conditions Knows that there is
lot one tholsandth part as mdch
iquor sod now as there was under
he saloon sysltem.
If the statement is true chat there
S just as much sod as formerly or
aould be again under q system of
lceasei saloons. please answer this
question: Why is every "booslogger'
I'D "blind plggar' in the county out
or return to the old system? Why
8 the "bootlegges" not Advocating
prohibition, and thus escape the
payment of license fees?
May we not properly ask: Who is
It pays the license feas, In the
ast analysis of the nastor. Is it
something the saloon man pays out
of his own property aad aside from
he business. or is 1t paid out of
he business and THE iacone deriv-
he business and the income deriv-
| ed from the business, and Ii
ne last proposition, iS correot, is 1t
rot the people who are patrons OF
she saloon who ray the license fec?
And if the money is .1ept in the
pocke.s of the Ieople has anybody,
but the sa,oon-kceper lest any
hing? People who have their mon
ey In their pockes have not lost
shesr moaey. bat people who haze
their money In the till of the sal
oou-keerar have not cnly ios- their
money but nuch besidss.
The sock argument OF the liquor
Interests q fow years ago was that
prohibition would kill our towns. Ear
elgss buosneso and destroy prosper
Ny. Has anybody been at the fHa-
sral of any dry" Gowns in oreSong
This argument has hesn 50 thorough
" exploded by the experience of the
pest four years iha. you caneiot find
a saloSamaa with thc hardihood 10
rovive It. The ten towns and c'ies
In Oregon, ou.si 10 Of portland. that
enjoyed the grea'est degnae OF pros
perity IN the past two years are dry
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-11-02
WHY A cHANeE2

To the Editor: = Not satisfied with
the defeats suffered two and four
years ago, the liquor interests have
again made local prohibition am is
sue i'm this county, and this question
appears upon the ballot as No. II
Yes and No. 72 No. This question
is of prime lmponsance to each pal.
woman and child OF the county,
and 1t is the Importance of the
question that leads your scribe to
take his pen in hand and offer few
observations why there should be no
change in the present law, and also
TO answer one or two arguments thai
ARE attempted by those who favor
return to the saloon system.
Prohibition In this county was first
enacted In 1906, and went into eff
feet July first of that year, and af.
ter trial OF two years was fotmd
to be so satisfactory that it was
endorsed by the voters in no mcer-
tain manner, the maJority rising iron
e,ghty-three in 1906 10 four hundred
fifteen in 1908. No reasons exist
today for reversal OF that verdict
of the vo.ers OF ths county. tYe
we hear 1t claimed by the liquor In
terests that there exiG.s n desire ON
the pant of tho people of the county
for a return to the conditions as
they existed before the enactment
of prohibition, whea each little town
of he velley was afflicted with
breeding saloons and gambling dens.
We are not conviacel that any such
sentiment exists In the minds of the
peop,e of the county, and 1t will
require an adverse vote to CONVINCE
us of such a sentiment.
One reason we have heard assigned
by the liquor interests and ita friends
why prohibition should be discontin-
usd is this: That the prosecution
OF "bootlesgers" Is pi!ing up expen-
SOS and placing heayy burdens upon
the taxpayers. Since when. may we
ask. has. the "bcot,eggor.' saloon keep
er and gambler become so.solicitoas
about the welfare OF the taxpayer?
The claim that prohibition has In
creased the exrelsss OF the taxpay-
ers aand &het prosecution OF sboot
leggers" has hcreised the expense
bill of the county is absolutely false.
fact easily proven by the records
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-11-02
REAL ESTATE is THE BEST
INVESTMENT
IN THIS COUNTRY

towns and located in "dry" counties.
We challenge the liquor Interests
to advance a single substantial reas
on why Wa.lowa county should aban-
dol prohibition and recum to the
".ws.' column. On the other hand
there is every good reason why it
should remain "dry.' From the
standpoint of finance and business,
morals and be.tcr citizenship, i'm
proved pclitical conditions and mum
ioipal cleanness prohibition should be
retained as the settled policy of hte
people of this county.
The answer OF the people. of this
county to the liquor interests should
50 emphatic and SO pronounced in
he large majority that is given for
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-11-02
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1910
Church Services.

Union services will be held at the
Presbyterian Church sunday, NOV. 6
at IL O'Clock, Rev. Harris preaching
There Will be no preaching service al
aay Of the other churches. Bible
school will be he'd at the other
churches ae>usual at tho regular b.
Bile school hour.
The evening preaching service will
be union NEE bng held at the CHRIS
itan church. there being no other
services he'd In the other churches.
Mayor Bur!eigh. will speak again In
the interest of Oregon Dry There
will be other address sses also, but the
main address will be given by the
mayor. The public 10 iavised to both
the morning and e.ening union meet
ings.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-11-02

and files. of the county clerks Of
flee. An inves iga,ion of the re-
cords will show that during the four
years of prohibition from July l 1906
to July 1. 1910, the expenses of pros
ecuting "boo..eggers" has been moro
than offset by the fines levied and
collected and turned into the coun-
ty treasury. The fines already i'm
posed and collected exceed the eX-
peases by hundreds of dollars, and
when the cases now ON the docket
are tried and the fines imposed and
collected, the county will be several
thousand dollars to the. good. IN
stead of the law imposing burdens
upon the taxpayers, just the re-
verse is true. for 1t has been q
source OF revenue to the taxpayers.
The fines coye ted from thas cas-
IS do not go into the school fund,
as falsely asserted by the liquor in
terests, but so into the general ex-
pense fund OF the county to pay gen
eral expenses.
THE PROHIBITION LAW is ONE
OF THE SELF SUSTAINING GRIM
NAL LAWS ON THE STATUTES
OF THE STATE. THE ONLY LAW
THAT PAYS IT'S OWN BILLS AND
LEAVES A BALANCE ON THE
CREDIT SIDE OF THE LEDGER
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE TAX-
PAYERS
For proof of this We refer the tax
payer or anyone else to make in
qsiry of the County Clerk, Coun-
ty Judge or either of the county
Commissioners.
And this Is not considering the de.
crease in criminal prosecutions
which results from the suppressing
of the saloons. This decrease will
average from % to 40 per cent Of
the criminal prosecutions. What rea
son has cny taxpayer to feel that
he win he bcneiiaei by a return Oh
The part of this counsy to the FOR
nor conditions under the saloon sys-
ten?
Another argument advanced by che
liquor interiors;. that is just as
false Us the one regarding the in
crease OF expenses, is this: That
ius- as much liquor win he cold any
way and the towns are losing the re-
venue that would De derived from
ilocnscd saloons. 1t is only too true
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-11-02
Hexamethylene,etramlre

Is the name OF German chem
ical. one of the many valuable In
gredien6s OF Foley's Kidney Remedy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is recogniz-
ed by tn medical text books and
authorities as uric acid solvent and
anti-septic for the urine. Take Fo-
loy's Kidney Remedy promptly at the
first sign OF kidney trouble and avoid
serious malady. Burnaugh a May
field
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-11-02
prohibition that it win be many years
before the inter asts again propose
taking vote -an the question.
Very Truly,
]. A. BURLDIGH.

Many school children suffer from
constipation, which is often the cause
of seeming stupidity at lessons. Cham
berlaln's Stomach and Liver Tablets
are an ideal medicine to give child,
for they are mild and gentle in their
effect, and viii cure even chronic
constipation. Sold by Burnaugh &
MayfieId and all good Druggists.
Watch for the big thing of the
season. What? Funks Red Tag
Sale!
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MATTERS
 RECORDED
JULY $, 1910. Power of Attorney.

Power of Attorney. Andrew Bergstran tn II. \ Berg strum. general power of attorney with in the District of Alaska. Juiy 6. 1908
 Proofs Of Labor. The Danyille. Slcdge Island. Jennie Lind and St. Louis claims. six and one half miles west of Nome. for 19l0. J F. Ivory et al.
 Locations. No. Ion Rergstrom gulch, a tribL tary= =of Glacier creek July II l940. Andrew Brrgstrom.
 Affidavit of Publication. Robert Jacobsen to Fred Frosen e, al. t. the Tram association. July l5, 1910.
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COUNT TO BUILD
 A NEW AIRSHIP

BERLIN June s6.=AHFaueh Cuaat Zeppelin iz hoart-brukcu h. k ra- damtad. and auuaaucys mat Hr Eu immediately construct aH atr-hr hdr tho bautsehIand.- s1. Iut euramg forty persons.
 Cotesmann. the mauarer of ta. air ship company. t- baclme Zeppelin seh" 7idH Ne Hf-Hr ef aee eesr e1re auua3 hasr dafrd fa azreud i. =arh a.ad No athnr airs l. could have Eseathcred bea h1rricara Tb problem ef navigating -#aIr u ,eaeH weather -atse9 G1H tza raaHt.a t, ailehting n raueh Weather a# z=sa Ms GIt. < m=aas#H #HI a tfnua my Itfn# +., as.. .a.. ger Ha
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GO TO TIE No,TH POLE

Bakery for the best bread and past-y The only Coffee House Tn town.
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had fallen iu bonn m4-. .a. F.. f-H pf trc trees. Report of a.-t-f.. #v plpsipu and death ,.f. Sid .E -rs..# \ party of omcet- anI .use,.-.- .s.. hy automobile from IhHte aH II. district g"t,ruoe and Ht- ,.r. r...=. at the scaue within UT Eu U# U special truiu. < .HHter- at fa.taHr. was sent frem aTur4Hrl. 8uI ta.a.a.. the wrrckag.
 The disaster eeeuaGsa at - EH #....z=..- this afternoon In th,. .arIx.fart .... ti. Journey t#e airsHii #ai.#=zH.I u. az#H tudr 'f about 7ou r,=t. and f.,. I.-=aH gars. suiuviug the naN #sr-.st#at. x pressed contempt fat= tH,.tfa -aa.ts.Ha. down heIav and -ra9se af sutaaaha# a~ out uf date
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Popular With People.

Not "niy is Prince Ealj. 4 p4bIlc favotite but he k hete in u eeu way. Ills three small boJ..I~ ana one sister look forward t1 1.hi- holiday as festive occasions. Ills lat#,r auo mother. King George and Qu.en Many although they arc rather strict with their children as t rule. often relax discipline for thrtr eId"st ~oa and aro as proud of him a- a9E midJ..elas parents of taeir Grst hofIf
 Even at school Prince Eduna i- popular, and one has to be mar, thau q prince ro he ffvorite tt au En- fish school one Eas fo he au an- around expert al games and sports. a generous open handed. good icdaw with plenty of courage and T hove of fair play.
 Prince Edward has atfa,s n,aa q sportsman. He could rid, afs pony
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VASSAR GIRLS'
 HIDDEN RINGS

PorGIIkEEPSIE. J1ar 4t Ffr shy confessions a.re made K aa.at hlusfHne Ea--Hr -aniM- II r supper last night When n as#al.t..s... with Na-~ase annual h..4e,. s=# ,..as..a tH" graduates of the t.r, rr.otur t eusoeem.tt riae- u4a aaHat sa4t faa have concealed th.m almost Fnra- thr wear Eut uur r.mr--iou vrzr# mad,=at ieast thy naa...at N H=.. = Hsmau. eI Denver ,sE- ,.Iz# g.=z.. in the list or thpsr Vh, s,,u.d U A. Mis- Hymaus zt"fy ~,H8 Me. as=a the best of all fur she a-z masa.a la day m Nee Work And. further sH is gotng away on yae#t# ,.Hrl af# Hau"emueu hy her sentimental ta-. haud ststsmuud l.. Ndfr- If N,a York
 During tfr ratiy fert aH th-=-,.-a4# E. mrnher~ ef the raealt #ad tHe aaH. cred among th. alumuae -.d al fH- seniors board tIaa usetf faHs- .saa smiles :hat had thes h.sa u e.a#. would have hcen efIn-. faf t#st gHa what Has coming Frurry lf p fH#f aas au eHi ta sue-sire 8ua .-e H=t members pf the graduating est. Fft North Hall What to,lsacd a.. u secret hat unless their el-,am= IH4., changed since tar haui-h,d au.n4. were girls there was 2 rall-slH. a. each girl answered tu ttr tuttcturr and showed her tell-ttla gold zig. ..t 1T she had one
 Fresh killed Reindeer at North Stan
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Pope Runabout or tu. zine of same. Good condition Must Seel at once. cheap. Inquire Nugget office
 FOR SALE -Siuglr mattresses. bunk and bedding. suitable for campiua purposes Inquire Nugget FOR SALE Claim uu Nome riv-r Good proposition fnr two men. I.eay ing the-country price Inquire c. Nugget office
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Trees Tear Airship.

The Deutschland sank rapidly aay ing lost much gas in the high altitude and dragged along the top If the dense forest X heavy branch of tree broke through the bottom of tbc cabin, amid : ships throwing two of thr guests la the floor other branches ripped through the gas compartments. and tho whole great structure settled down ao or 4o feet from the ground
 III isn't the fault of the Zeppelin system" exclaimed H,': Cele-'Hann, that k all right. II ls our oan f.euIi, our ben2ine ran out"
 The airship, for which Herr Coles- manR.s company had just paid s137.- ooo, looked like wreck The frames Were broken hut the motors were not damaged The sill, was ripped. and
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One Of the Motors Balks.


 ls ~. Hsu .sIHd on" af the r'ttat, #at.t.sa ,a tsata. and tbs ath"1# tw".dtd ss' 4se sarefsUr roa,s ta make any HHataag aeHu-l tn- est,= The aissHiI. arnea -aatiae m tb. eiel-nt gusts. and p.aelia.- Iomns to an angle of Ia deetr,=. Na1uwffI,. ;hc ruginemer vrrp 7t ,satl. t,rafiuo tba disabled s4,tar When tn- Was douo all four #er,g were drtveu ar their fatl power suder normal eoudlt'ons the engines A.re- capable pr driving tue airship at ] -l,e.d ot lG miles au Hour but t.c hrlmzmu WIS urrrht. to keep his eausa. and the great ,ra5t was .,s6rf thuul su the mercy a tae winds
 ralesaaaa did mol sbtrr #fa come about for faar af oeaturriug. and de- ridcd to dtirt With the gale toward ozuabnak also a eafr.san station IT h. missed tha he expected ta con tuue on ta Seuu,.
 suddenly Eo perceived a nmrlw'ud coming. and azecndad ta a height of nearly 4.oeo feet to avoid tFe center Of il. With the Whirlwiud came d deUn- pour ef rain. After half all hour the beutzrhlani cHmc down te nttt.i' rh- =erNatiors. and il was seen that he Teutcbhuigrr forest wa hol N. I'll, forward motor stopped again. and culesm,m sent five If tho cltrosuona euts ta the afr gonaala ta ballast th,.
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ENGLISH HEIR APPARENT
 BACK TO TRAINING SHIP

LONDON Jun. et- rTmy Edward uf war.~. who has been r.f. ~Hr-t boy in England" ror sixteen y,ur-. has eone tu join his shtp Ji Blsraatn and take his plac, as Cadet Edward pI Wales. During th, funeral .,r.mautr. ef his grandfather KiH- Edeard. j.. was nromiugni Ggurr. not only b.. cause ho is heir tu the tErwr. but b..- cause hc i- highly popular
 \ typical Anglo -Sax,r had k Prime, Edward. how called 0t. Duke nf Corn wall. and soon fu bc formally made tl" Prince or Wul,- us k uig. haired. hlue-eyrd and sturdy of Ilah. Che l.5,.- ture uf health. str,aeta au., good .em- Hcr.
 From bahyhuod .n1s boon popular. His doiugs and sayu.g have been chronicird. aud haIf the mothers ar England pnt their saue mtu umt, sailor suits like those, rho+.r by e.. Princess If Walez far a,f=au. Yot ad- miratiou does not seem L. hpp4- -.4.1-d him at aH He k -t# aaeH simple English boy. with beehr smile. a pleasant manner and 3o u.,.tIaa. hugh
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Fresh killed Reindeer at North Star
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-16

Darling & Dean Co. have installed a tin shop in connection w.th their store, and are prepared to furnish Hydraulic Pipe. Smoke Stacks, Tinwart. and do all kinds of repair work.