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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-28
PRZEGLAD
POuTYKI HIEDzYNARODOWEA
Chicago, % lipca.
(Naduzycia finansowe dygnitarEy
republikahskich.)

Przed dwoma laty policya pa
ryska aresztowala nagle niejakie-
go pana Rochettea, finansiste dy
rektora rozmaitych bankow, cz}o'
wieka obracajacego dziesiatkami
milionow, wprowadzajacego w
zycie rozmaite przedsiebiorstwa
akcyjne, slowem, spekulanta w
wielkim stylu, jakich historya fl
nansowa Francyi Cd lat dwu-
stu wyIazuje setkami. Ich pra-
ojcem byl John Law, ktory W
przeciagu dw6ch lat Cd 171S roku
do 1720 roku wydaI bankocetli ma
sumo try POI miliarda frankow.
Azeby sobie uprzytomnic ogrom
tel cyfry, trzeba przypomniec,
ze wartoSc pieniedzy byia wtedy
znacznie wyzsza, niz obecnie. Sza
lone bankructwo byio ostatecz-
nym rezultatem owych spekula-
cyl JOhna Lava.
Jednym ostatnich spekulan-
tow miliardowych na bruku pa
ryskim byi Eugeniusz Bontoux.
z zawodu inzynier, zostal kolo
roku 1860 dyrektorem general
nym kolei poludniowej W Au-
stryi. Poczatkowo Bontoux slu-
zyi wiernie Rotschildom, ktorych
wiasnOScia byla jest kolej polu-
dniowa. Z ich pomoca grail ma
gieldzie i wygrywai olbrzymie su
my. Ale podczas krachu w 1878
roku poniosl kolosalne straty. Wi
ne "a te straty przypisywal Rot
schildom. Me tylko sic rozszedl
Z mimi, ale postanowil przypro-
wadzic ich do upadk.u z pomoca
kapitaiow katolickich zaiozyi W
1878 roku W Paryzu bank, ktory
nazwaio Union generale". Ten
bank naSladowai organizacye fl
nansowa Rotschitd6w. Pozakia-
dal tedy we wszystkich wielkich
stolicach Europy nibyto osobne
bank, bedace W gruncie rzeczy
filiami banku w Paryiu. Takim
bankiem W Wiedniu byl ,,Laen-
derbank". Akcye owej Union ge
nerale" szly szybko W gore.
Rotschildom groziiy istotnie wiel
kie straty.
W6wczas to kupih oni ministra
sprawiedliwosci, Fryderyka Hum
berta W gabinecie Freycineta. 2
poczatkiem 1882 roku Fryderyk
Humbert kazai otworzyc konku-s
banku a dnia /. lutege ~zaareszto-
wac pana Bontoux, cho6 do are
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-28

sztowania ME bylo najmnieJszego
powodu. Przeciwnie w pare DIM
sic pokazaio, re aktywa So zna-
cznie wyzsze, niz passywa. Lecz
otwarcie konkursu i zaaresztCWa-
ME pana Bontoux wywolalo taxa
panike, re akcye spadaly ma ieb i
szyje mic juz ME mogio urato-
wac Union generate" cd kstas
strofy.
w kilka dni potem pan Fryde-
ryk Humbert ziozyl pol milions
koron do banku Alzackiego jako
swoj depozyt, choc bylo wiado-
mem, re ME posiadal poprzednio
ami tysiaca frankow. Warto do
dac, re ow zbrodniczy minister
sprawiedliwoSci Fryderyk Hum
bert byi tesciem slynnej oszustki
Teresy Humbert, ktora w 19O3
roku powedrowala "a kraty WIG
zienne, poniewaz przez szereg lat
wyiudzala cd ludzi iatwowier-
nych miliony pod pozorem, re
spadia ma MIA olbrzymia spuScl-
zna. ma razie unieruchomiona sku
tkiem rozmaitych formalnoSci pra
wnych.
Historya Rochette'a, Scislej mo
wiqc historya jego upadku finan-
sowego jego aresztowania przy-
pomina historye aresztowania
pana Bontoux. Rochette mial
przeszfosc bardzo urozmaicona.
Urodzony ma prowincyi "a m}odu
byi kelnerem. Odznaczal sic je-
dnak zywa inteligencya wielka
pracowitoscia. Porzucil pierwot-
ny zawod i wszedi jake komisant
do biura pewnego spekulanta,
ktory sic specyalnie zajmowal "a
kladaniem towarzystw akcyjnych
mniej a1bo wiecej watpl'wej war
tosci. Po szeregu lat ow speku-
lant zbankrutowai. Zdaje sic ma
wet, re go zapakowano do kozy.
Rochette atoli przez ten czas tax
sic obznajomil technika zakia-
dania towarzystw akcyjnych, re
objal interes swojego patrona w
przeciagu kilku lat zostai Milo
nerem. Z roku ma rok rozszerzal
swoja dziaialnosc, poniewaz u
miai sic bardzo zrecznie poslugi-
wac prasa zarowno codzienna, jak
i finansowa celem jednania klien-
tow. To powodzenie stafo sic
wreszcie zrodiem jego upadku.
Finansisci przeciwnego obozu
wiedzieli doskonale, re powodze-
ME Rochett'a opiera sic ma kredy-
Gle ma zaufaniu akcyonaryuszow
do jego talentu. Postanowili go
tedy zgubic jake niewygodnego
wspolzawodnika, lecz rownocze-
snie przeprowadzic te zgube W
TAXI sposob, aby MONA bylo "a
robic ma jego upadku. Rzecz pro-
sta, re taxi zamaeh mogi przyjse
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-28

do skutku jedynie pomoca
wladz sadowych i policyjnych.
Prezesem ministrow w 1908 ro-
ku byl pan jerry Clemenceau,
ministrem sprawiedliwosci pan
BRAND, obecny prezes ministrow,
prefektem policyi paryskiej pan
Lepine, szefem jego kancelaryi
pan Durand. Jak sic tam "a ku-
lisami wypadki rozgrywaly, do
tel pory ME wiadomo. Lecz du-
20 pozorow swiadczy, re pan Gle
menceau obejsciem pana Brian,
da i pana Lepine'a w porozumie-
niu przeciwnikami Rochettea ma
kaza{ Durandowi dcprowadzic "a
kazda Gene do aresztowania Ro-
chettea, a rownoczesnie zawiado-
mic go O dniu, W ktorym Ro-
chette ma bye zaaresztowanym.
Ia pieniadze znaleziono pods1a-
wione indywiduum, ktore wnio-
sIo przeciwko Rochetteowi skar-
sc o oszustwo. Tego samego
dnia zaczeto grac ma gieldzie pa
ryskiej ma znizke akcyi wszyst-
kich przedsiebiorstw, prowadzo-
nych przez Rochettea. w diva dni
pozniej 23-go marca zaaresztowa
no szczeSliwego finansiste, SEE
reg ludzi, 'miedzy innymi senator
Prevet oraz inni dygnitarze repu-
blikanscy zarobili ma gieldzie
skutkiem spadku przedsiebiorstw
Rochettea po kilka mil. fran
kow ma osobe.
Rochette'a wypuszczono nal
wolnoSc i rzecz charakterystycz-
ma, ze przez dluzszy czas ME
chciano wytoczyc mu procesu
karnego. Swiadkowie, zaInujacy
stanowisko oficyalne, od1nawia1i
zeznan, zaslaniajac sic tajemni-
ca urzedowa. Wiedziano dosko-
male, dlaczego process moze bye
bardziei niebezpiecznym dla pre-
ciwnik6w Rochette'a, niz dla ME
go samego,
TAX sic staio. Juz teraz, zanim
przyszlo do rozprawy sadowel,
dyrektor kancelaryi prefektury
policyi pan Durand, otrzymaf dy
misye, niby to ma wlasne zada-
ME. Bracia pana Clemenceau, a.
dwokat, oraz inzynier telegrafa-
wall do swoiego brata, byiego
prezesa ministr6w. ktory udal sic
w podroz do Ameryki poiudnlo-
wei, azeby wracai jak najpredzej
do Paryza celem bronienia swo-
lego honoru. Pan senator Prevet
Jest takze mocno zaniepokojonym.
Rzeczpospolita, sterowana przez
Ioze wolnomularskie, poniosla
znowu ciezki szwank ma honorze
! powadze. Niestety, zdaJe sic, re
ME po raz ostatni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-28

przesilenie polityczne mine{o. -
| Nowy cabinet powoiany do zy-
cia. Ma czele gabinetu stoi Mo
afi-el-Manalek byly minister
skarbu.
Berlin, 20 lipca. = Wiadomosc
buncie ma pancern. ,,Bluecher
(ktora juz wczoraj podalismy W
watpliwost. Przyp. red.) okazaia
sic zmyslona zostaia W sposob
urzedowy zdementowana.
Londyn, % lipca. w kolach po-
litycznych omawiaja, prasa sze.
roko sic rozpisuje mad faktem, re
Stany Zjednoczone zaofiarowaiy
afryleahskiej murzyhskiej rzeczy-
pospolitej W Liberyi finansowa
pomoc, oraz w razie potrzeby |
pomoc w innym kierunku. An
gielska prasa upatruje w tym fax
Gle chec rozciqgniecia kontroli mad
rzeczypospolita liberyjska i po-
zyskania wpiyw6w pozoamerykafl
skich wbrew ,,doktrynie Monroe"
(kt6re wypowiada zasade Amery
ka dla Amerykanow i jest przeci-
VIVA ekspanzywnej polityce. -
Przyp. red.)
Prasa tutejsza widzi w postc-
powaniu Stan6w Zjednoczonych
ukryte jaleies cele tenn bardziej,ze
postepowanie to popieraja zbyt
gorliwie Niemcy, W ktorych inte-
resie ley pozyskanie Stanow
Zjednoczonych dla ekspanzywnej
polityki rozszerzanie swych
wplywow poza Ameryka, ably tenn
bezkarniej mogli prowadzic swa
polityke w poiudniowej Ameryce,
gdzieby bardzo chcieli zagniez-
dzic sic.
Paryz, % lipca. Process Henry
ka Rochette, francuskiego finan-
sisty, ktory dopuscif sic rozmai-
tych oszustw szwindlow zakof-
cyl sic wyrokiem ma dwuletnia
kare wiezienia $500 grzywny.-
Process ten TRIVIAL bardzo dlugo /
nalezai swego czasu do bardzo
senzacyjnych.
Rochette zcstai % marca 1908
roku uwieziony pod zarzutem
bezprawnego uzyskania kwoty
12 milionow frankow. Po uwiezie
niu lego zbankrutowaio wiele in
teresow, w ktorych on brai udziai.
Skandal dlatego przybral tax
wielkie rozmiary, albowiem po-
dejrzywano gieidowych spekulan
tow, kt6rzy zakupili akcye towa-
rzystw, gdzie Rochette odgrywai
role, ze oni spowodowali areszto-
wanie, chcac W dniu % marca
spowodowac spadek kursu, W ten
sposob zrobic interes. Areszto-
wanie miai spowodowac byly pre-
mier Clemenceau czemu jednako-
woz kategorycznie zaprzecza.
Hamburg, % lipca. - Miedzy-
narodowy turniej szachowy ma
sic juz ku kofcowi. Rozegrano
piec partyi Ma pierwszem miejscu
stoi Schlechter, ma drugiem Mar
shall, a o 3-cie i Ate rozgry-
wajq sic jeszcze re soba Niemce-
wicz Duras, gdyz maja zupeinie
dotvchczas rowne szanse.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-28
)YGNITARZE ROSYJsCY POD KLUCz
z TEFIERANJ.
Dement,. - ,,DOktryna Monroe'a" naruszOna.

" defraudant zasadzony. - Turniej szachowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-28
q GODZINNA REWOLUCYA.
Nova rOta kr6IeWska " Anglii.
Halucynacye dziennnikarskie n
temat DR.. Crippen'a.

Estrada maszeruje W g1ab kri
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-07-28

ma stTonicy o-ejj.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-05
-four RECORDS
CANT BE BEAT
LAJolE AND WAGNER HAVE GER
TAlNLY DONE THEIR SHARE
WARD BREAKING UP BASE
BALL GAMES.

-Four records df Individual, merit
have been placed on the pages of
baseball History by players of the
present day that bid fair to remain
for all time and never suffer efface-
ment by the superior work of other
players. The fourth of these records
was turned recently when ''Cy' Young
the veteran Cleveland pitcher, rounded
out his five hundredth victory mark
he has since increased to 504 The
10-year record of Christy Mathewson
the famous New York pitcher, all i'm
the service Of that club, and the phc-
nomenal batting averages of Hans
Wagner, the Pittsburg shotstop, and
ond baseman, during their major
league careers furnish the other three
events of renown.
1t is so difficult these days to hang
UP big batting figures, and the life OF
the player as star Is so short tina;
titiI WOIh - hOl likely ever 10 pc us
turbed. Lajoie has been In the big
leagues year longer than his Pitts
burg rival but on their entire careers
Wagner is the better average batter.
In 10 years OF playing, from 1897 up to
and including 1909, Wagner never fell
below that aim of all batters, the 300
percentage mark. In fact except for
a year when he fell to 1903, fn his
second year In the league, this phe-
nomeral slugger has never finished
below 800. His batting percentage for
10 years is the wonderful figure of .347
3-131.
Lajoic came into the National lea
que year earlier than Wagner and
though he has fallen below 800, this
In recent years he batted hard enough
i'm other years to bring his figures
mp to .344 11-14. The batting averages
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-05
SPANISH KING DEVOTED
TO THE PONY POLO GAME

King Alfonso is now an enthusiastic
polo player and played for Rugby
during his recent visit 10 the Duke
and Duchess of Westminster at Ea-
ton Hall. Country house polo has in
creased marvelously I'm popularity in
England during the last ten years. and
now several of the wealthy players
have private grounds. The Duke of
Westminster is one of them. These
enthusiasts receive every encourage
ment from the County Polo assocla-
ton, which aims to strengthen the
game In the country and to let the
London clubs look after themselves.
King Alfonso is a recruit of only
two years standing. II was two sea-
sons ago that he played his first
match at Rugby where. under the
guidance of Capt. e. ID. Miller. he
soon learned the rudments of the
game. Since then the Spanish king
has had two private grounds laid out.
one i'm the Cass de Campo, just out
side Madrid, and the other at La
Granja, about forty miles from his
capital.
G.. A. Miller visited Spain I'm 1909
TO teach his majesty. and the third of
his famous brothers. c. ID. Miller, the
founder OF the Roehampton club, has
also acted as his mentor. Being a fine
horseman and athlete. King Alfonso
has made rapid progress. He plays "A
fast hard riding game, and apparently
has never heard OF broken neck.
This season the Nottingham handi-
Gaping committee has placed him on
the four-point mark I'm their official
list. His Spanish majesty is consid-
cred the equal OF such well-known
players as Walter Jones. Rugby's No
Lord Shrewsbury and Viscount
Castlereagh.
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!. = 80 : = - = 80
SPORTING EDITORS NOTES.


The Cubs cannot lose the seasons
series TO the Giants now. for they
have won 10 and only lost five. with
four games more to play.
Gaspar. the Cincinnati pitcher. was
hit on the pitching arm by a batted
ball and will be out Of the game for
two weeks or more.
Willie Keller, who has held the hon
or of being the most scientific hitter
in the two leagues for years, is de-
voting his time to teaching Snodgrass
the are Of smashing tn ball correctly
Dan Murphy of the Athletics is said
to have the seasons long distance
batting record. He will have to keep
travelling pretty fast If he wants to
keep out OF Schulte's from from now
on.
Bull Perrine. the American league
of the plate for seven years, says UNI
piring is becoming easier. The row.
dyism of former years has been almost
entirely eradicated.
Kid Mohler, the ancient and hon
orable leader of the San Franciscos.
may be deposed as captain of that
team next year, according to a report
crediting President Frank Ish of the
Frisco club with the remark.
Harry Howell, the Browns pitcher
who has been securing the minors for
young talent for Hodges. says that he
will remain with the Browns as a
scout II they want him instead of ac-
cepting a job as an umpire on Ban
Johnson's staff. Howell is regarded as
one of the best judges of young play
ers among the big leaguers.
Walter Johnson is working to i'm
prove his slow ball every day and
when he gets 1t as he wants II he
Will have as good an assortment of
speed and curves as any'pitcher I'm the
game. With the terrific speed that
Johnson has and a change OF pace to
the slow ball, the batters will have a
horrible time trying to beat him next
year.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-05
CUBS WONT MAKE EFFORT
TO HASTEN COMING SERIES

Chicago. Sept. 5.-President Murphy
of the Cubs VIII make no effort to in
duce President Robson OF the St
Louis Cardinals to advance the clos
ing games of the schedule. Robson
recently was quoted as being opposed
to advancing the games In order that
the worlds series might be played at
an earlier date than otherwise would
be possible.
Murphy believes, In view of the fact
that the teams playing in the last two
worlds series have been confronted
with exceptionally bad weather and
that the week following the series has
been ideal. the weather man will follow
the same schedule this year.
Philadelphia, the prospective cham
pions In the American league, will fin
ish its season Saturday, Oct. 8, at
Washington. The National league fin
ishes one week later, winding up their
year with the Cardinals Saturday. oct.
10.
On the day the Athletics finish the
Cubs play their final game with tho
Pirates at Pittsburg They will then
return to play with st. Louis Sunday,
Oct Q. The Monday following an
other game Is scheduled with the Car
dinals, but Tuesday is an open date.
The two teams hook up again We'd
nesday, but Thursday and Friday are
open dates. The final game is Sat
urday. If these contests were moved
UP the season would be finished three
days earlier than the schedule calls
for.
Philadelphia in the meantime will
be idle for more than a week. 1t is
be lieved the opening clashes viii take
place I'm Chicago, providing both teams
are successful in landing their respect
i've pennants. Two or probably three
games will be played here and the
same number in the east.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-05
of these great players during their

.s44 1l-la average. Average .s47 s-la
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-05
MOHAWK CINCHES
CRICKET HONORS
BY WINNING SATURDAYS GAME,
MOHAWK PRACTICALLY WINS
CHAMPIONSHIP OF COPPER
COUNTRY LEAGUE.
The Mohawk cricket team has prac

The Mohawk cricket team has prac-
ticaily cinehed the championship of
theo Copper Country Cricket league.
While there is stu a possibility that
ainesdale. by winning the postponed
game scheduled for next Saturday
can tie the league leaders. there is no
chance for Painesdale to get lead.
Mohawk defeated Baltic Saturday by
the score of 9S to AZ, the contest being
one of the best that has been wit
messed this season. There was only
one other game played in the copper
country Saturday, Kearsarge defeating
Mesnard by the score of 1871 to "a.
The Quincy Ahmeek game was called
off by Mutual agreement and the game
scheduled between Tamarack and the
C. & III. team was postponed until
next Saturday because of the lamar
ack miners picnic.
There will be two games played next
Saturday, both being postponed games.
Mohawk plays Painesdale at Paines-
dale and the c. & II. team plays Tam
arack at Tamarack.
II is likely that a meeting of the
executive committee of the league will
be held this week to arrange for n
post-season game between the cham
pions and a team composed OF the
stars of the other teams 1t is expect
ed that the game will be played one
week from next Saturday. 1t is also
possible that a team composed of the
members of last years c. a H. team
will meet the Mohawk team after the
close of the season.
The year has been a very successful
one for all of the teams and the at
tendance at the games has been very
gratifying. AS a result of the efforts
Of the cricket players and. team NAH
Rgers. the English game has almost
firm a foothold In the copper country
now as baseball The weather this
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-05
AMERICAN BEST sPRINTER.

over I'm England an American sprint
er Is recognized as the professional
sprint champion Of the world. The
Splinter is Charley Holway of Paw
tucket, II. l. on August 1, at Ponty-
pridd, Wales Holway defeated Dom
aldson of South Africa on a match
race at 1876 yards in 1874 seconds. Don
aldson is the Splinter who was credit
ed with 2-5 seconds i'm 100 yard
three-cornered race in South Africa,
in which Holway and Postle Of Aus
tralia were his opponents.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-05
Y. M. C. A. II; RED JACKET 1,

The Y NJ. c. A. baseball team de-
feated the Red Jacket team in a very
one-sided game, Saturday afternoon
by the score of IL to /. The contest
was played at the athletic park. The
Y. NJ c. A. team made ~ hits and 3
errors, while the Red Jacket nine was
credited with hits and 10 errors.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-05

sport and IL was only necessary to
postpone few games because OF
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-05

Pitcher Cy Young No. 2 was sus-
pended and sent home to Chicago be-
cause OF lack OF condition. The left
handler has not kept himself in shape.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-05
RECEIVED at
MIG p 80 Paid 3 Elk
Muskegon Mich Sept 3
Hon. II O Young
Ishpeninp Mich
"a, 900 OFFICES IN AMERICA

Newspapers publish alleged interview with effect that Kerr
will be nominated have made public privately
The made whole cloth absolutely without
foundation.
James c Mclaughlin 90
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American League Standings.
SUNDAYS GAMES.

National League.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-12
RACE WON
 BY SOL WARREN'S TEAM

Covering the prescribed course from the foot of Lanes way to a designated flag, staked about one mile beyond Fort Davis. and then returning to the starting point in 42 minutes and g. seconds. Sol warren's dog team with Stevenson at the handles won first honors in the Nome river straight away race of yesterday afternoon and incl dentally established a new record for the run. Joe Sheldon driving Coke Hills team and carrying the favorites money, ran second. making the requir- ed distance in 45 minutes and 24 sec onds. Joe Ross. who also escorted his own dogs. dragged down third prize thus playing havoc with the bookmak- e dope which recorded Joe as mot in the money" Had it not been for a few little mishaps with Ross dogs. he would have undoubtedly made a strong showing for place" money.
 At one o'clock d large crowd con gregated at the foot of Lanes way to witness the start of the race. As the weather condition was inviting and as the trails were in better shape than usual. all of the contestants started and finished
 At the appointed hour, one o'clock,
 Joe Sheldon with Hllrs sturdy team. toed the scratch and cleared satisfac- torily at the word go" With Hill
 went about s20O which said he would win first place.
 Next started Stevenson with Sol Warren's team. They. too. made a good start and hit an even stride. This team carried little or no first money l bets
 Bilby and webbers team was next
 to leave and their departure. like those before them, was in a good manner
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-12
MOVING PICTURES or
 FIGHT ID BE SHOWN

Nom" will soon see the original pic tures ot the famous Jeffries Johnson fight fl Charlie Codes present plans do not miscarry. The enterprising show man has consummated deal whereby he secures the sole right to exhibit tnes~ much talked about films in this camp aS welt as in Fairbanks and Sev- eraI other Alaskan towns
 According to letter received by Code from the owner of the fight pie. tures. the films are now on their way To Nome. being expressed to Fairbanks and from there will he handled hy the mail carriers
 Cod" expects [" receive the picture on the next mail and as soon as they reach here. he will show them to the public.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-12

[" this particular committee .s we'll as for the success of the carnival By ui'@Eimous vote it was decided that al members of the respective com. iitees who fail to attend thc regular raectiug from now on will be fined one dollar each and the same to be ex- rrni'd in votes for the election of queen of the carnival
 There being no further business to cy~" before the meeting adjournment was taken until next Sunday afternoon at o'clock
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-12
BOUND FOR
 ROOF GARDEN

Next Saturday night comes the Roof Garden with q glorious experimentation "t straw hats. white duck pantaloons and gaily bedecked summer gowns. The Scn has been engaged for that even ing and is under contract 10 shine brightly for certain stipulated hours. Palm leaf fans and pink lemonad@. hammocks and swimming tights will ba proper on the evening of December r. and any one who talks about iceberss nr snow will be properly squelched.
 Tn the Good old Summer Time" will b" the stock song Of the evening and a v hite lin.ned orchestra will render strains from When the Harvest Moon Is shining. etc"
 Ii you care for a hot time and should you desire to get even with the stingy thermometer which has been slipping downward fastly Put on Your old Gray Ronnett" or anything else. and consign your better self to th" Eagle hall on next Saturday even ing
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-12
SOLO ARTISTS RAGING
 NECK AND NECK

The results of the solo tournament now in progress al the Discovery saloon show r.. z. Cole fin the lead. having won five out of six games played. Bowen Is close second and W. A. Gii- mere is in the money. As each con tostanr has fifty games to play the out come cr the tournament is doubtful. Should Cole maintain his present av- craze ''il the finish h. will without cnd capture first hOnors but such irck or skill is not looked for. Bowen seem to be the present favorire but etch Cty brings forth new sure V inner"
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-12
ouxBURY REPORTED
 SAFE IN SEATTLE

ira Rank of the T. & Mercantile Co. stated today that he received a wire less code message from the captain of the schooner ouxbury this morning. r"i orting the little boat safely in Sc attie. Mir Rank stated that the mes sage further brought the news that the fur market was very low and that the Duxbury's cargo would not bring what he figured it would.