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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-06
FURS ON THE
UPWARD JUMP

TOR8NTo.-No fur has risen In
yaIu" like the Iynx in the last few
yrar- Four wears ago the dealers
eould buy any amount of skins for 81
apiece. writes the correspondent IF the
Fur News N"w large skin via
fetch the trarpcr $3o to $50
Tae fact that fewer lynx have hc,n
taken this past Winter than last ioes
not go to prove that they are decr,as
ing IN numbers. The lynx is an animal
that is continually travelling. and he
goes in a huge circle. covering thou
sands of miles. So that years la which
they ar plentiful in Manitoba and the
Western provinces there : likely To he
decrease ia The Eastern provinces.
The mink does MT appear To be
quite 81 numerous as formerly. THIS
can readily he explained n thg large
price Paid the trapFer fer skins Ten
wears ago "A skin that would fetch 81
nov can readily be- sold for So
In Manitoba ard the Western pr,
incc> tin season Is closed for beaver
and otter. owing To the scarcity Of
these animals However. these tWo
magnificent FUR bearing animals a:e
becoming more plentiful ON many
parts II TIE Assinihoinc. whore the
beavers have not been seen for period
If twelve years. the ware now visiting
The old haunts ana building new dams
ca the Souris river the beaver has he
come 81 plentiful tHat farmers harr
complained 81 the damage done t.
small trees. particularly poplar
The weasel is another animal mat
thu fur men yearly export in tsou-
sands The weasel Is easily taken 10y
The trapprr. as hr is a very inquisitivr
animal and is ALWAYS on the move. one
fun dealer las already shipped 10000
weasel skins L. the English market
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AN ANNUAL CUSTOM.

Henry Arthur Jones. the English
playwright. was giving the students Of
Yale an address on the drama
Your American vernacuar IS pic
turesque," he said, and it should help
your playwrights To build strong. racy
plays. but neither vernacular nor any
thing else is Of moment if perseverance
is lacking
NO playwright can succeed who is
like man | know. said Ia th. man
one New Years Day.
DO you keen diary. Philip
Yes he answered, I've kept one
for the first two weeks in January for
the last seven years. - indianapolis
Star
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-06

COAL BOAT ARRIVES.

The Hermino. Captain Geroliadch
arrived Yesterday from Ladysmith
She carries 5.000 tons Of coal for tie
Sesnon Company and was Il days on
the voyage The Hermino Is from
Trieste. Austria and is a high -grado
freighter She mas gone To ST Michael
To discharge part of her cargo
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Darling & Dean Co. have installed a
tin shop in connection with theic store,
and are prepared to furnish Hydraulic
Pipe, Smoke Stacks, Tinware. and do
all kinds of repair work.
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W G Wharf. thu slcdnyia coal nun
writes from the National Capital &. Il
friend in Valdez that the East dlnE
on Alaska because al the ADVERTISING
il has received through thu testimony
Of Steve Rirch aud the reeklcz- huuI
ling of ciphers on the right wing 81
digits BY yellow magazines. ami the
Territory is considered on The atlantic
coast tn be- th, richest pocket ON earth
tie predicts. says the Ealde3 Pros
pector. that a lot of m"neyed l.,a viii
visit Alaska this Summer. lnokus far
something IL buy
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-06
EMIGRATION INSPECTOR HERE.

MIR u Masheviczius. Government
Inspector Of Emigration. has arrived
III Nome. and will remain all tie sea
san. Ills Office Will he With the Gus
toms Collector
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-06

The must complete burglar alar.a
system In Alaska has hrsn established
in the Office Ut the juneau E-rurf tnd
a repetition nf tie, recent attack. d.
which much property W. d,sfr,t.t
has been made impossible
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NOTICE.

A. C. Blake. U. S. Mineral Surveyor
will return to Nome on the next fleet
of boats. Having been detained in San
Francisco on business, was unable to
sail on the first fleet.
A. @. BLAKE.
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Alex Mclean. # discover. Fair
banks creek. estimates that tho eut az
from that stream vii ar#satut - uI.=
wards Of thu $500 oGo mart THIS -. ,ar
The creek is busy tn pts trau ua-
end L. TIE ether. aud -saFr cal tU,f#
are demonstrating splendid ray
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\ rich MINI is being arruod AZ ~
VALDEZ bay This is known a.. tn. tie
mine There is taree- stamp MI ~
he property. aad less than w. weeks.
run Il the mill produced 3d. aur,..=
or over go ounces day
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-06
PUPS FOR SALE.

Several full blooded Bird Dogs, eight
weeks old. Inquiry OF Cincy, at Win
termantis's Paint Store, Front street,
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-06
NOTICE.

The Woman's Exchange Is now
serving the best meals in the town
Best bread. rolls and pastry for safe
at the counter Foot Of Steadman ave
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CITY BATH HOUSE.
Come and enjoy Moonlight Springs
Water Bath. M. o. SoL1ERG.

Prize Winner Draught Beer on sale
at the Eagle as soon as the corwin
arrives.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-06

Another company has Just been in
corporatcd Ia work some coal mines
IN the katalla district II is capitalized
n 4 0nn 400
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-06
AT The EAGLE.

Hot Clam Nectar. Beef and Tomato
Toner, New England and Jamaica
Rum. Gin, Brandy and WhiskeY.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-06

Several homestcads Of 3a0 acres haye
been located on the Chitiua river. mar
The new toWusite Of Chitina.
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RE INIScENcE.


Jim Moneybagg
Yes. | knew Jim.
Played ball and tag
AT school with him.
He may be smart.
He wasn't then.
Why. bless your heart
knew him when.
1T beats me how
Some chaps succeed,
Called brainy now
And born To lead
He may see mso
To city men.
But I dunno:
| knew him when"
Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-06

There is dtarth Of residence cot
taEcs 1T C"rdata. aud the builders a'e
experiencing a miniature hanm.
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JULY 5, 1910.
atoms

The Schley association claim. on
Beaver creek May II 1910 r.. CIelr
e al
The Spring association claim. on
West Melbourne creek "a tributary IL
Sidney creek. April .. l4in. Maggie
Bennett II al
Proofs Of Labor.
PtarmIgan or Cross fraction "a the
left limit of Cooper pulch. lor 191o.
NJ A. 0.Brien Il al
Affidavit Of Publication.
Forfeiture notice. George II Camp
bell To Emma RediHe ct al july ..
1910
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Il is reported that several cases or
lePrusy have broken out among tn.
Indians of the keuai Peninsula
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-06
ALASKAN NOTES.

Six VESSELS of the United states Ge.
adetic Survey will he engaged ia eGart-
iHg the Alaskan COASTS during tn,
summer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22
COLLEGE ICE HOCKEY.
intercollegiate League TO Open In New
York Dec, q,

intercollegiate League TO Open In New
York Dec. z.
The intercollegiate Ice Hockey
league will be made up the same as
last year, with six teams-Prineeton,
Yale, Harvard, Columbia, Cornell and
Dartmouth. 1t is generally conceded
that Cornell is the most likely looking
team this year, as the Ithacans suf-
fered least In losing stars by gradaa-
ton last June.
Princeton, last seasons champions.
lost two star linernen In Captain Pea
cock and Reed, and Yale has lost her
two star men in Captain Heron and
Martin. Tom Howard, who directed
the Ellis last year, viii undoubtedly
again be In charge. Harvard win
have a difficult time filling the gap
caused by the graduation Of Hcks,
last years captain. The Columbia
team win be coached by Percy Leseur,
formerly identified with the Ottawa
professional champions.
The opening of the intercollegiate
season In New York will be an exhibit
ton contest between Williams and
Princeton on Dec. q. Other exhibit
ton games have been arranged With
teams not in the big six. and the regu-
a will open IN January.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22
GOOD GAMES
FOR THE WEEK
Brilliant Program for Bas-
ketbaII Contests at the
Auditorium Arranged.
TWO GAMES BE PLAYED
THANKSGIVING DAY

Owing to the holiday On Thursday
there is an unusually brilliant list of
basketball games on the card for the
week at the Auditorium. Tonight
there will be a regular City League
contest there between the I.yceum f.
c. and Young Mems Hebrew Asso-
citation fives.
There will be two games there on
Thursday, Thanksgiving day. In the
afternoon there will be roller skat-
ing, together with a game between
the Marion A. G. and South River
five, starting at 1915 o'clock. On
Thursday night there should be a
c~rackerJack game when the King
wood Wanderers and the ~Independ-
emit Five, formerly the st. James, of
Red Bank, clash. &This will be the
first of a series Of three games to
determine superiority. There will
be dancing that night.
On Friday night the Danish So
ciable Athletic Club and the Good
will five will meet in a City League
contest and Saturday night will
bring together the Puritan A. c., of
this city, and the Crescent A. c., of
Midtown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22

Despite the fact that under regula-
tons governing the challenging for
championship matches George Slosson
was not In a position to challenge VIII
lie Hoppe for the 1871 balk line billiard
title, after FORGETTING recently, until
after the first OF the year. Hoppe has
accepted siosson's den and conceded
to the ~chaflenger's request that the
match be a two night affair. The men
win play in New York Dec. / and 2.
slosson originally challenged Hoppe
for the premier honors at this style of
billiard play, and the match was set
for New. 2, but owing to Siosson
claiming that he did not have time
to practice and get into shape to play
at hts best ne forfeited. The rules at
test that after a forfeit the chal-
lenger must wait sixty days before
again challenging.
However, Slosson claims that be viii
be in grand shape for his match with
Hoppe aud believes that he VIII sure
ly capture the henors from the boy
wonder. The men will play 500 points
a night for a purse of $1,000 and the
receipts, the winner to take all.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22
SAYREVILLE
ADDS To ITS
WINNING LIST

The %Sayreville A. A. added an
other victory to its list when it low
cred the eolors of the Crescent A.
c., of Midtown by a score of 80 to
% at S%ayreville on Thursday. The
contest was fast and matters waxed
warm from start to finish. Kreager
starred for the Sayreville team, scor-
ing sixteen points.
The Crescent members passed the
ball about enough, but seemed to
lack still at basket shooting. At the
conclusion Of the first half, the tally
was 20 to s in favor OF the Sayre-
Williams. The lineups and score
~Sayreyille A. A. Crescent A. C.
|Tuckersen NJ. Smith
Right Forward.
Left Forward.
Check j. Craplel
Center.
olSSn
Right Guard.
Switzer Fl. Kulthau
Left Guard.
Field goals: Smith, 3; A. Christ.
i; Crabiel, 3; H. Kuhlthau, 4; Tuck
ersen, s; Kreager, 8; Check, 8. Time
of halves, twenty minutes. Referee
Riddle; timekeeper, Lockhart;
scorer, Rodan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22
FOOTBALL
WORKED WELL
The IST. TIME

The new football code has worked
go we'll that the season passed with
out any real complaint. When the
gulemakers get together again there
will undoubtedly be further tinkering,
but for the most part the rules will be
left as they are for several years to
come. There are bad features to the
code as 1t nov stands, but It will not
take any radical treatment to elimi-
nate them. The four period idea, for
instance, has met with general con
~demnation, and many of the coaches
as well as practically all the mere
spectators would welcome a return to
the old two halves system.
The forward pass has lost many of
its objectionable features by being re-
gtricted to heaves of twenty yards or
less, but 1t is still an unpopular play
and probably always will be until it
is limited to use behind the line of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22
PURITAN JR.
DEFEAT THE
Y. M. H. A. JR.

The Puritan Junior basketball
team was victorious In n of the
closest and most warmly contested
battles ever waged between young
teams in this city last night in Ko-
zusko's hall, when it lowered the col
ors of the Young Mems Hebrew AS
s%ociation Juniors in the form Of 10
to s. The tally stood 6 to 5 at the
CONCLUSION of the first half and 8 to
8 at the end of the second period.
Two additional minutes were
played in which the PurItans scored
a basket and won. The lineups and
score:
Puritan, Jrs. Y. NJ. III. A., Jrs.
w. Egan 8. Sher
Right Forward.
j. Deegan, A. Clausen.. l.. Kaplowitz
Left Forward.
A. Clausen, j. Deegan.N G%oldberger
Center.
Fl. Macan ......B Sher. P. Belikov
Right Guard.
j. Levy, l.. Gold
N. Johnson $500. berger, B. Sher
Left Guard.
Field goals: j. began, 8; w.
Egan, 2; B. Sher, 2; l.. Kaplowitz,
/; l.. G~oldberger, /. Referee, Frank
Sullivan; time of halves, fifteen min
utes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22
ST. J0SEPH'S
OF ROOSEVELT
WANT TO PLAY

The st. Joseph's Lyceum basket
ball team, of Roosevelt, are looking
for games with teams averaging six
ty-fve pounds. 1t is one of the fast
est young teams in the northern part
Of the county. Last Thursday it
walloped a team representing the Y.
M. G. A. to the tune of 10 to 2, in
Roosevelt.
The st. Joseph Lyceum- members
were easily the better players and
found little difficulty in subduing
their opponents. Clayton Young
played we'll for the Y. M. c. A. mem
hers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22
BOOKED TWO
IN FOOTBALL
T0TTENVILLE
peoial to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
TottenFille, Nov. 22:-Two attrac-
tive football games have been book
ed to take place on the Tottenyille
A. c. oval here on Thursday, Thanks
giving day. In the morning, COM
mencing at 1890 o'clock, the
Royals, of Pleasant Plains, will
clash with the Tottenville A. G.
eleven. In the afternoon, starting at
$3.50 o'clock, the st. Paul's Lyceum
team, of Jersey City, will meet the
t. A. c. aggregation.
The Royals are in excellent Sorm
and should furnish a good game.
They trimmed the Acorn A. c., OF
Port Richmond, to the tune of Is to
0 Sunday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22

o 1910. by American Press Association.
RAM coRBRTT OF HARVARD,
HALFBAoK IN EAST THIS sEAsoN.
serimmage. The University Of Penn
syfvania has used the play a lot this
year, but almost invariably 1t was
confined to passes that did not go
over the line.
About the only other change that
most OF the coaches win really insist
upon viii be the restoration Of pulling
and pushing Of the man with the ball
after the twenty or twenty-five yard
Tine lie reached. If this is permitted
the props viii be knocked out from
under the n big argument the crit
les Of the new rules have been able
to advance that there is not enough
scoring when teams OF almost equal
strength meet.
The rule prohibiting interference
with the ends in going down under
kicks has not interfered any with the
running back of punts that goes so far
to make a game spectacular. 1t has
neeessftated better interference for the
receiver and has therefore improved
the game.
The good backs still run the ball
back just as far az they eve did.
Corbett OF Harvard and Pendleton OF
Princeton the best ~halgbaekg in the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22
KILL FORTY
DEER IN A
SINGLE DAY

Pittsfeld, Mass, Nov. 22.-Fully for
ty deer, the majority does, were killed
in Berkshire county at the opening Of
the deer season, which will last until
sunset Saturday. A majority of the
deer killed were on the Hoostck
range, between the Housatonic and
Connecticut valleys, where deer have
populated the hills after escaping from
the big Whitney preserve on October
mountain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22
Polo Season opena Dec. 1.

The polo season will open on the
Pacific coast Dec. 1. The dates al
ready settled for the tournament are
Coronado, Jan. 1, 1911; Riverside, Feb
Is to %; Coronado championships,
March % to April 8, and Pasadena,
April s TO u. The first tourney at
Coronado will establish the rating of
the players. The series at Riverside
will be for the Frank Mackel cup.
The SECOND tourney at Coronado will
be for the All America polo trophy,
valued at $4,000; the S%preckels cup
championship OF California and many
other cups. The Pasadena tourna-
ment will be for the Hogan and other
cups. Crack teams from the eastern
states and also Canada. Mexico and
Great Britain are entered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22
KINGWOODS
PREPARE FOR
BIG BATTLE:
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Woodbridge, Nov. 22:-An inter-
esting session Of the Kingwood Ath-
letic Club was held here last night,
at which preparations were compile
ted for the basketball games to be
played here tonight and Friday
night. Tonight the Kingwood five
will oppose the Emory quintet, of
Jersey City, In Washington hall. On
Friday night the fastest game of the
season here is anticipated. The
Kingwoods' opponents viii be the
st. Michaels, of Newark, the players
that trounced the locals to the tune
Of A to II last year. The King
woods will try to avenge this one
sided defeat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE
MAY FORM NEW
LEAGUE IN CITY
Steps Being Taken to Have Junior Basketball Series II
kozusko's Hall One or I've Nights Each Week.
Expect Six Teams Would Join.

Active steps are being taken for
the formation of a junior basket
ball league in this city, the object of
which it would be to play games in
k~ozusko's hall one or two nights a
week. Several clubs have become
interested in the proposition and a
meeting has been called for next
Sunday afternoon, to be held at Ko-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22

zusko's hall, at which a permanent
organization may be formed.
There + about six teams that
would Join such an organization.
They are mostly Junior fives from
large organizations, which propose
to organize and form a league to be
conducted along similar lines to the
present City Basketball League,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22
ssecfa1 to the EVENING NEws.

Woodbridge, Nov. 22:-Bowling
will shortly be taken up by the
Woodbridge Athletic Association of
this place. 1t is planned to start a
five-man tournament by which games
will be rolled every Monday night at
the associations club house here and
a team of the best bowlers in the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
w. A. A. PLANS
BOWLING GAME
Expect to Start Five Man Tournament Shortly Would
Roll Games Every Monday Night in Club House,
May Enter Newark Series Later.

club may participate in Newark con-
tests as in past recent years. Eff
forts have been started to assemble
the bowling material and it Is only
a question of a week or two when
activity in that line will be started.
Efforts to hold a meeting last
night proved futile, as a quorum
could not be secured. The effort
will be repeated in a few days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22
MORGAN A. G.
HAS ELECTION
OF OFFICERS
spsciaT to the EVENING NEws.

"SeSsHs . IRE tEHlG9 NhW6.
South Amboy, Nov. 22:-Tha
Morgan Athletic Club, one of the
strongest and gest known athletic
organizations in these parts, has
elected new officers and named a
basketball team. The latter is un-
der the management Of W, D. Ber-
lew and expects to inaugurate its
season In a game with the Bergen
Hill Five at Novaek's hall tonight.
The Morgan's five will line up as fol-
lows: Max1eld, center; Agan and
Magee, forwards; Manaker and
Hartman, guards. The Morgans are
anxious to book basketball games
with other teams. Address, w. d.
Berlew, manager, p. o. box t22.
South Amboy.
The Morgan A. G. has a member
ship list of thirty-five and is now In
charge of the following newly elect
ed officers: William Maxfield, pres
ident; Lee Heston, vice-president,
Louis Nehkon, secretary and treas
urer; w. D. Berlew, manager OF
basketball team and general sports.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22
Read the NEWS every day.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All persons concerned may take
notice that the subscriber, substitute
ed administrator, with the will an
nexed, etc, of Jonathan H. Noble
and Caroline NJ. Noble, deceased, in
tends to exhibit his final accounts to
the Orphans Court for the County
of Middlesex, on Friday, the ninth
day Of December, 1910, at 10 A. M,
in the term OF September, 1910, for
settlement and allowance; the same
being first audited and stated by the
surrogate.
EBERT B. HAMLIN,
Substituted Administrator,
with the will annxed.
Dated October 80, 1910.
16106-11-1-5t-o-e-W-Tu.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22
BASKETBALL PLAYER GETS
$3.50 MONTHLY.

. Through the influence of Unit
; ed States Senator Boies Penrose,
. Harry Hough, the greatest OF
: all basketball players, obtained
!. a leave of absence from the
!. Trenton IN. j. p~ostoffice and is
/. now in Pittsburg, where he is
|. playing with the South Side
; Athletic club five. Hough Is to
receive q salary of $3.50 a month
for seventeen games, almost
twice as much as has ever been
paid TO any other basketball
player for the same length OF
service. For four years Hough
eaptained the South Side five
and always had them near the
top OF the Central league pen
nant fight, but last year he re-
NAMED In the east and played
with the Trenton team. His
playing won the pennant.
"a 4 IA,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22

Look at the prices OF things" as
advertised in today's paper, II you
know values, and have a care for
your purse. these prices will interest
you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22
IN THREE MAN
S. |. SERIES
Team No. 8 Captures z Out
OF 3 in Games Rolled
Last Night.
NO.. a WINS THREE FROM
NO.. 7 IN End GAMES
xDeoiqr to tho EVENING NEWS.

sDeoFdI to tho EVENINV NHW8.
Tottenville, Nov. 22:-In the
games of the Aquehonga A. c. three
man bowling tournament here last
night team No. s took two out Of
three games from No. 8, and No. 4
captured three straight games from
trio No, Z. The scores: g..
FIRST GAMES
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22

Look at the prices OF thIngs'' aa
advertised in Eoday's paper. II you
know values and have a eare for
your purse, these prices VIII interest
lg0ns
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22

Look at the prices of things" aa
advertised in today's paper. II You
know values, and have a care for
your purse. these prices will interest
Won.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22

Some OF the ',newz~ or your smms-
date aeighbcrhood may be found la
tbs want ads. fodsy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22

east, and Magidsohn OF Michigan and
McGovern of Minnesota, the best In
the west, have run back punts al
though the ends had no protection at
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-22
Forward Pass plsanpeints.

Those who expected the forward
pass to become a popular play with
the removal of the restrictions that
formerly hedged around 1t have been
disappointed. Some few teams have
been able to develop 1t into something
more than a gamble, but mighty few.
Against real live opponents 1t is just
as risky as 1t ever was and not nearly
so SNOWY. The only excuse that any
one has yet been able 10 ind for IL Is
that It keeps the defensive team from
drawing It's backs up to the line and
makes It easier to gain on line plays.
As a threat it's a good thing to have
Dn the rule books, but that lets it out.
The outside kick has been a more
OF less neglected play simply because
there are few men playing football
this season who can kick accurately
enough to make it worth while. The
rule that makes an outside kick Illegal
unless It travels twenty yards or 0
has about killed II