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Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-10
THE BISCUIT TRUST"


 ity, that Ca Federal biscuit con- pany" is in process of organization which is to absorb not only the pres ent "National" biscuit trust, but all the important "indepedents" in the American cities.
 It will doubtless be declared that now, indeed, we are at the mercy of a grasping, greedy, remorseless "monopoly," because one of that ferocious breed has at last succeed ed in monopolizing the very bread that we eat.
 This will be loudly declared, be- cause the orators and press agents of the trust busting cult carry on their campaign on the assumption that the majority of mankind are crazy or fools.
 There can be no monopoly" of the cracker business, because, in the first place, nobody is compelled to eat any product of a biscuit com pany at all. And very few will eat them if both goods and prices are not made attractive"
 But, assuming that every one must eat the stuff there is not an article which any baking concern offers which cannot be made by any other big baking concern.
 The only possible way for a bis cult trust, or any other trust not founded on patents, to get a mon opoly of anything is by underselline competitors and driving them out ot business.
 And by that onsumers, at any rate, profit.
 It is true that some trusts have in the past, adopted the nefariou! plan of locally reducing prices unti competitors were driven out ani then raising them again to unrea sonable rates. And they would now II luSy udIcu-
 They do not dare and are mol doing it. Nor will they ever dare tC attempt it again in this country.
 There are ways of dealing witf trusts which are thoroughly effective and which do not involve efforts tC obstruct the operation of natura economic law.
 And all these ways are founded on the doctrine that no corporation can nave any secret which the pub lie is bound to respect. Publicity ruthlessly enforced in all cases.whert there is a real public interest, is 2 cure-all for all corporate abuses.
 It will either of itself prevent vii lainy or it will disclose precisely what legislative remedies are re quired.
 Particularly is this sound doctrine in respect to public service corpora tions.
 AS bC lndI IL ls possible that neither this proposed biscuit merger nor any other of tht mergers recently proposed may evel be organized. We shall not know as to that until a full Supreme Court has passed on certain questions now before that tribunal.
 How much happier and more pros porous we should all be if we eaei quietly attended to his own busi ness and saved money, as we hay, been accustomed tol
 This "trust business" is not pc culiar to America. Such organization is worldwide, and nowhere nor, prominent than in free-trade Eng land.
 But only in this country have dem agogues succeeded. in making th, "trusts" a real popular issue upol which they can successfully do pol ities.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-10
IS CONQUERED BY
 FASTING
CFrom Tuesdays Daily)


 Throughout Arizona, Colonel Will sons legion of friends will be in- tersted in learning that ne is sue eessfully solving one of the greatest problems ever undertaken by him. It is not the gaining of a law suit, the unwinding of intricate political prob lens, but a fast to finish in order to be relieved of an attack of rheu- matism that has vieiously elung to him for many years.
 He has adopted the starvation'' method, and today will close his nine teenth consecutive day in absta;ning from food on a twenty day round.
 Colonel Wilson stated yesterday that he has nothing against the meat trust, and that the Interstate Com merce prices were all right, but the twitehing of the kinks in his anat- omy is the issue, and that's all there is to the game. Further, he says: "I have been reading Upton Sin clair's articles in the Cosmopolitan on the "Jungle," and aside from that treatise on human ills, have also been informed by him that the easiest way to get ones limbs strengthened out and oiled up, so far as rheumatism is concerned, is to "ehop off" on the food products that the packing houses want to jam down one's throat. The medi- cine has been severe, but after nine teen consistent days of starvation, feel, as Roosevelt says, Bully In fact, never before in my life, since was a boy, have I felt as buoyant as new, and while I cannot stand much of an exertion in sidestepping in the fasting ring, it is the medi cine that is delivering the goods.
 "Prof. Towner also urges the rheumatic to get away from the packing house dope, and the Italian, Tarriano, after forty days, took the kinks out of his limbs, and also says it is the elixir and the enemy of the rheumatic army. In these nineteen days I nave improved wonderfully. It's like a dream, and I believe it is to be a permanent cure. It has been a revelation to me, and my constitution is ready for action in constitution making, and if the party wants to send me down to the Esweltering sunlight of the Salinas, am physically read for any exer- tion in either the earthly or the ethereal line"
 Following the course Colonel Will son has been taking in the past nineteen days, and after daily con- versation with this prominent towns man on "How it feels to go to bed hungry" as he tersely terms it, Col onel Ed. Meek is taking lessons from the abstainer of food, and says ne eontemplates doing likewise, if Colonel Wilson shows his old time "steam" at the Democratic primary Friday.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-10
PROMINENT AR1zoNAN HERE.
CFrom Tuesday's pailyl

(From Tuesdays Daily)
 W. J. Murphy, one of the influ- ential residents of the Capital City, and who constructed the Arizona canal, is in the city for a few days visit with friends, coming from Iron Springs, where he is domiciled for the summer. He is accompanied by his son, Ralph Murphy, who also is favorably known in the Salt River valley, being the owner of 5000 acres of beet sugar land, being the largest beet grower in the South west. Both state that they have passed a very delightful summer.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-10
NEW PRESIDENT OF COLOMBIA.

BEGOTA, Colombia, Aug. 6. - Preparations have been concluded for the inauguration tomorrow of Senor Carlos Resrepo as president of the Republic of Colombia, in sue eession to General Ramon Gonzales Valencia. The new president is a conservative in politics. He is a lawyer by profession and comes from the province of Antioquia.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-10

A contemporary expresses a desire ''to see Colonel Roosevelt occupying the middle of the stage once more" The impression is that wherever the colonel is, there is the middle of the stage. g.. .. -.-..
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-10
oRNAMENTED HIS APARTMENTS

D. W. Russell, cashier of the Yavapai County Savings Bank, re- turned to the city yesterday after brief business trip to the coast. He brings back an interesting as- sortment of Oriental adornments for his bachelor apartments.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-10

That "Appeal to Democrats" pub li.hed yesterday in contemporary, sounds like a second edition of the "Appeal to Reason" And did you observe. that four out of the seven signatures to the inflammatory doeu- ment were those of lawyersi ...-..s
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-10
COUNTRY LOOKS GOOD.

J. I. Gardner returned to the city yesterday from a few days visit to his land interests in Skull Valley, reporting the country in splendid condition for farming, while cattle on the range were never in better condition. The rains of the past few weeks have been bountiful.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-10

It is now an interesting question as to whether the extremists or the Jeffersonian Democrats will control the next county convention.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-10

The North Dakota banker who sees in the loss of the wheat in that state a good thing for the people, since it will make them more eco nomieal, belongs with those opti- mists who hold that a man who loses one arm ought to thank God that he did not lose both.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-10

Somebody is calling for a new expounder of Democratic principles. What's the matter with Jeffries7 He's an ex-pOunder, and since Reno ne has looked like Democratic cleo tion returns ..-
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-10

MT. Pinehot denies that he ever voted in Pennsylvania. Somebody may have voted for him, however seven or eleven times.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-10

Also, "uprisings" in Cuba do not seem to uprise as they did in the good old days.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-08-10

Journal l-Minsr-High class job wOEH
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
GO TO THENo LII POLE

takerv for the hest bread and pazt-y hs enl, Coffee House in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
Mormon Church.

Preaching every Sunday at ?. nj i tho new meeting house on Lane. WY eear Fourth street. All are wei #ema-
 Free gospel Free saat8 NJ cnlfac- ttens.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
DELAYED TRAIN
 HAS ARRIVED

The train hat Wa# eaeeht h. athea
 ide of Iron crock when the bridge aeer that ztteam uas carried out he the high water f4a weeks ago. arfft- ed in Nome this morning at I o'clock #ith fourteen passengers picked ur 7toHg the tine The bridee MS com rIeted yesterday afternoon. and tho Tatu left Iron for Nome about threo- thirty
 Mr Burraughs lessee ef the Seward Peninsula railroad stated that t6e rain far the Landing wouldn't leave Nome for three dats. an account af -fe congestion If freight for tha 4iiehes in the immediate vicinity af tHe eitv That the road clear through n shelton wasn't in good condition set. for one If the small htIdees aYer The slough near the Landing Aas art and would take another dav. tea ta repair
 As -eah ts the freight for the camps hetween Nome and tha head If Nome river has haen taken eare=af the road Will he opened through 10 Lanes Landing and the freight for those points taken care of.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
 RECEIVER.

In the District Court for the District of Alaska. Second Division.
 William Moore plainuff. vs. Gold Beach Dredging Company. a corpora ton, defendant
 fn Whom Ii May Concern.
 Notice is hereby given that hy an order duly made by the District Judge If the District If Alaska. Second bt- FiSion. September 9th, 1910. the under signed was appointed receiver for the Gold Beach Dredging Company, a cor poration organized and existing under the laws of the District of Alaska: that thereafter and on the 7th day of September 1910. the undersigned duly qualified as such receiver and ever since has been and now is. the duly appointed, qualified and acting receiy- - for said company
 All persons having any claims or demands against said company are re quested to itemize and verify the same and present them to the undersigned II the postofice in Nome. Alaska.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska. this 14th day of September. 1910.
 W. W. SALE. Receiver for the Gold Beach Dredging Company.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24

..Hy sulh signs.
 That he heHrs,d Inc man had bcyr t.ad frum ten ta t,,suf, days. russIhry
 month That Rr knew tby drrrt~rH well vas his phy~vau and 1yl~ af a arh.r me.4nehal> disposition u tme-
 The following I~ tHe verdict brought u hE tHr raraucrs jury
 in tho natter ur IHr U4u.sy Ufa fHg IeaH ef GH~ Amerea. vs thu under igHed duly empaue1ed and sworn a- eefonef< jury in the aheer entitled fraeecdtngs uruu aur aafhs find and #ataH that ,ae nam. If Che deeeased =efsHa. tfas AfmEreu that he came tn ##~ death a0 TT about the 3ra day af september tefa u Dexter creek. T. he rfre Nome precinct. tlasfsa. hy means at causes unknown and tHa a7 au, i~ guilty al q erme fher,bE tataa Septamher es. tatn. . k Jack =Hr. < II Stevens \ H. Miller Dan ' Iaael n j. opaHeH 1T = IEraHHeH
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
FOR SALE
NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE.

Public notice is hereby given t&at under and pursuant to a writ of exc eution and order of sale issued out of the District Court for the District of Alaska Second Division. on the 3d day af September 1a1o in the action of S. < Keller. plaintiff. against F. F Seanlen and Anna A. Seanlan, a..es F. F. Seaulon dcicrrsants, where in said plaintiff obt1nsd a jGdsmeat agaiust the said I ieeal4l4,s nn the 3d day of September 1910 which sail judgment was reeorl=, or said day in Judgment Docket of said Court at page 153, I shall. at che front lo5r of the Court Housa af tte aafG Curt. in Nome, Alaska, on the 2d day of Oc- taber, 1910. at the hour of r. m. of said day, sell by auction to the high est and best bidder for cash all tLe right, title and interest of the said defendants, and of each of them. of, in. and to, those certain placer mining claims situate in Council city record ing district. District of Alaska. known as and called Seanlon Fraction. on ophir Creek Marie Fraction on Er- mimic gulch and adjoining said Sean lon Fraction and Gerald Mine, on said ophir Creek, which said property was attached by me purauent to a writ of attachment duly issued out of the said court in the said action.
 Dated September 3, 1910.
 T. C. POWELL
 United States Marshal District
 of Alaska Second Division.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
CAUSE OF DEATH URKEOWN 1d.
 VERDICT OF COROkIER'S JURY

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
BOY FOR CARLSON.

This morning al one o'clock the bird @ith ths Iang bIII 3liebled at the home af Mrs M Carlson an D street and left fine habe bae The father af ths little stranger Is away n the Kau- sarok. 6al both mother and baby are doing well under tHe e3fe If Dr ! NJ SiaaH
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
CHURCH SERVICES
PIlE RIM CHuRCH.

Tho a#y5ras af the Pilgrim church for SHula, September ssth. NH he a- raffaus-
 II a nj. Naruias Worship Tho ras. .ar stl fnarh uron "t-Hmats Re wards
 fefzr T. H# HH= school
 a-l5p#m Yamz People, saeiats at christian EHd5dyar
 Topic a,wr Hera of Patience. tssI.S tsae~ =tI..ss s=5t# Leader Nr Arthur Johnson
 1.45 T. n. Praise Service ravarje hymns may be taff-ri for
 >f#s8. EveHHs Waf=HiF THr Pas ass a breach uHaa aHe Eamtb com 1ea HsfE-d- -te attend the=e I.#s and Haaa yaU afr known ta the ra-tas Wt fae H.Haerz .af tHe. saur.fu YaH HfH. HH rafdaHs arta9mH
 ST. mARY.s CHURCH.
 THe zrreaeez usxt Saaaae ftf4e aIe#- teeath seaaa aa#e TfHe1 aa b. a=aIl=#Nf >.sa a.. 1a=. GeIebgatlaa zaG sf.e ttaa= Eaasefst= a#tB#-F4eE8 mGaf= e--#se f=H fHr aeH=aI convention m s#HlaaHis= lI=aa.# divine -zeaf=.hif and er@aHs F= Hfa eteHzeHe aHd 8datess fae subject # tH--= =H-#+H.+4 aasf Hr= aee#tsHHe Temptation ar --Naf Throwing taa Ea#- sa Aua1aer Text Gem .F65# a6Wm s5Vs Wa ar tE@ trsa- and H1 @.1l-
 THe #Hhfeag Ia Intervening st3EI= b.. 1hs Relation af the gmizh and Com efezuau ta lhe hzaaaaa- aHa at tH= a.aaese aa= the Church at Iaras.a
 " He sEeH.Hg .ez3#a GIe Sa#f5- =#=HH#af Hafe HtftfzaHafH ba#adrafH Isfcred f1 ~thase#Whg ara able 10 aH- zHer far themselves
 Mormon Church.
 Preaching every Sunday at ?. nj za= tho new meeting housn on Lane 4ay near Fourth street. All are wei aema.
 Free sozrcf Free saats NJ calfec-
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24

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 Hs# zse=are trying fa aarE =Ha 5#G zs helHe. far she eaaa a= s#sssHH#ef afe doing n fhs
 6daeafi#H places the Eskimo z#aa=H4F# #Ea tHe 1e8a af those
 a=s4HfHz
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 Ha r #a# ts Introduced ovef r#seutre HHtm rHe uear future I .xa,.f. f.-eaaIae The work or IL,
 tH# natives during tfe af#f and VIII mIGa an ax ..A. r.naa. a4 the subject t4 th.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24

Bargains in second hand Cameras faaseated Catalogue mailed uFan fa
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
 CITY or NOME
CITY DOG POUND.

Following is list of tho dogs im- pounded under provisions of Ofdi- nance NJ. 212 during the 24 hour. ending al : o'clock last night. Black, long hair white feet
 ANDERS. ANDERSON.
 Poundmastcr Sept 24. 1910.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
MASONIC SOCIAL

The Masoas of Anvil Masonic lodge NlH give Sorial next Weducsdav evening at o-eIeek. All member~ faa visiting hfethers cordially invited
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
HEREITtC

The swelIest bath rooms ip Nome areest tubs with Moonlight water at ' NLeIkets.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
ELECTRIC TAEATER.

Eahhys Electric Theater win he seeH in full blast at Codes show Saf- #sdas night
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
ATTHE EAGiE

Hot Clam Nectar Beef and Tomato Toner. New England and Jamaica Rum, Gin. Brandy and Whiskey.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
CAPT. KAL|NIKOFF ON
 REINDEER INDUSTRY

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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-02
ONLY MIDGETS
IN THIS CIRCUS
Unique Amusement Attraction at
RE Big Exposition.

Cincinnati o. -(Special.)- What
Ia heralded as the most unique
amusement attraction offered for
seekers for something new in the
line of theatrical attractions has.
been secured by the management of
the Ohio Valley Exposition in con.
nection with the big industrial enter
prise to be held in Cincinnati from
Aug. 20 to Sept. "a. This feature is
nothing less than a circus in which
all the performers are midgets-not
an ordinary sized human being or an
imal taking part in the entire pro.
gram. Many years ago there was
organized in Germany a company of
dwarfs, known as the Liliputians,
who toured America successfully in a
series of musical plays In which the
principals alone are midgets. The
circus. which will occupy a promi.
nent place in the amusement section
of the Exposition is an Improvement
on this idea i'm that every participant
in the performance is a dwarf The
company consists of about fifty OF
these little people. brought together
from all parts of Europe and organ
lied into circus that Is just as com
plete as interesting from an artistic
point of view as any of the big shows
now touring this country, and pos
sessing the added attraction of being
given by a company of little people
who have all the appearance OF chill
dren. In order to carry out this idea
Of Liliput TO the limit. only the small
est kind of ponies are used in the
various acts that require the use Of
horses. while the dogs and other ami
mails utilized in general way also
are OF the tiniest known breeds There
is nothing in the way of bareback
riding, acrobatics. trapeze work, tum-
bling. Glowing. trickery or any other
feature OF the general run of circuses
that is not shown by these midgets.
their performance as whole being
complete in every particular. The
which will appear in Cincin-
natl is the same that played all OF
last season at the New York Hippo
drome. and will return to that famous
amusement palace as soon as the en-.
gagement at the Exposition is over
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-02
EPlCUReS WILL TRY
C0TTONSEEO FLOUR

Cincinnati. O.-(Special) An or
der has been sent by the manage.
ment OF the Ohio Valley Exposition
to a milling company OF Jonesboro.
Ark. for samples OF cotton seed -four
and for examples OF the culinary re.
suits OF the use OF this novel aud re-
Gently discovered meal. Il is the OBJ
ject of the Exposition management
to secure, II possible. a complete ex-
hibi; OF the cotton seed -four indus
try. This being along the lines of the
objects of the Exposition of showing
the public the latest and best pro.
ducts Of factory. field and farm, and
OF re emitting these products in
most attractive manner According
10 reports from the South, the cotton
seed -four industry promises to be-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-02

tBy courtesy OF Iowa State colege.I
infected with solutions Of carbolic
acid or other recognized disinfectant
agents.
Where heavy scabS have formed aud
the alterations are deeply rooted 1t is
necessary to thoroughly open up the
sores so that the medicine gets to the
seat OF the trouble. Ulcers Of long
standing should be cauterized by an
application OF zinc nitrate or caustic
potash.
A good many OF the sheepmen have
been inclined to doubt the contagious
nature OF this disease. claiming that
the LESSONS were simply the result OF
minor infection, caused by wounds to
the mouth from eating rough grasses
and brush or from the pricks of cactus.
1t is likely that these agencies are
helpful in spreading the disease, since
the small wounds made Ia this way
furnish easy access to the germs Of
the disease Mild cuts originating in
this manner which are neglected are
likely to develop into a more virulent
form and spread, not only among the
lambs. but may develop In range cat
tie For these reasons various strln-
gent quarantine measures are being
enforced by both government and state
officers in the hope Of Graduating the
disease at an early date.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-02
TESTING Cream.

The percentage OF fat in milk will
have some effect upon the percentage
OF fat In the cream delivered by the
separator For example. when whey
containing to per cent OF fat Is sep.
arated. unless the cream screw tx
changed, II will deliver . cream. II it
may be called such. that will have to
pass through the separator again be
fore it can be churned, but just how
much two creams will vary in test. one
made from per cent milk and the
other from 4 per cent milk without
changing Che cream screw we are ua
able TO say, and we can ind no data
that will help us to answer this ques-
ton exactly. II would be a very easy
matter 10 determine just how much
the two creams would vary In test by
running some and 3 per cent milk
through separator under the same
then testing the two result
lug creams