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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-03

a war between Germany. France, and
Great Britain would give a tremen-
dous boost to the moving picture shows,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-03

modify buslneas, 1t mny bo that tho
Interstate Commerce Commission Will
have hero also the Last word.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-03

President Simon of Hayti, to be in
the fashion, is to abdicate, 60 to Europe,
and enjoy himself.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-03

Salt Lake City, as a pleasant place to
spend vacation in, heads the list.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-03
CANADA EXCURSION.
August 3rd.

1920 to Stirling, Alberta, and re-
turn. Long limits and through sleep.
ers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-03

We see an alleged Washington special
In last nights Deseret News, purport.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20
WASH. ). C.
 CELEBRATE 1915
Nugget speersl Service.

WASHINGTuN. Oct. IS.-Th, city of Washington k now planning tn celr- brate tn 1915. when tn, Panama expo sition will be held iu san Francisco. The scheme now on foot k to celebrate in honor of the opening of the Panama canal and cnmmcmorat" tho hundredth anniversary of peace with England. following the memorable war of lsl2.
 Tn" scheme also includes visits by eminent representatives nt foreign powers. The matter will b. taken up with congress during the winter and .try to arrange for the district of Co., lumbia participating in a celebration during 1915
 Originally tho plan was tn celebrate only the tooth anniversary of peace with England end have an event whi, n would be international in its scope. an industrial and patriotic carnival un- precedented for brilliancy. SD far as this city k concerned But since the Isthmian canal also will b. completed in 1915. the idea has been advanced 70 combine the two suggestions. and grt ui' celebration which will commem ,r ate both
 As tentatively worked out. the plans for the Washington canal celebration will include a visit from and a grand ball on honor of the numerous naval officers attached to foreign var vessels en route to the San Francisco exposi- tion hy way of the new canal It Is planned to have three vessels nendez. vous at Hampton Roads. Va. from which place the officers will be escort ed to the national capital for round Of brilliant festivities.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20
SMALL BLAZE
 ON STEADMAN

This morning at s.45 the fire de- partment vas called out to extinguish a blaze on stesdman avenue in the house occuped by Mir |. W. Hayden and her daughter Catherine
 By the liberal application of water. on the part of Catherine and her mo,h- CT the blaze was eNtinguished before the department reached the scene of the fire, and they were there within a few seconds after the alarm vas turned iu
 The fire originated from an over heated fiue in the kitchen. The safety is of standard size but three pipes from different stoves Join this particu- lar Hue.
 The paper around the hue in some manner took fire. and created consid- ershle smudge. with little or no dam age, 4 few dippers Of water putting lt out before the department arrived.
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SCH. DUXBURY
 IN FROM NORTH

Tn" schooner DuNbury hrlougins Ia the U. S. Mercantile Company reached the rasdstrsd this noon from her last trip up into the Kotz.bue country
 The DuNury called in at an the way ports and brought fulI load ai pas s"ngers and the United States mall. According to the information from the passengers who came down on the yes- sel the summer season Is all off up there and the rivers now frozen over. That the men who will winter iu the nmachuk and Candle districts are getting ready for their winter work ings
 The following passengers came south on the DuNbury
 B olhork. II whttard. J. Fletcher. H Bar D Williams. P Henson. A Lestase. Miss Stephenson
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boxes and they cleaned them sls". but ] do not ,-iieve there was much gold in them
 on the morning of the 10th Mike Hayden while out hunting saw two men sacking gravel there in the front of the wing boards where the water Is diverted into the smices The men took {" their heels when they saw Hayden. and hr claims they were arm ed
 "pn the l4th or prior to that time the men had returned and had sacked another lot of the rich gravel
 T had men keeping a lookout after that to catch the men and yesterday morning E. Hedstrom. one of our men at Little creek went up there to see what was going on and found two men banning. while one fellow was digging bedrock with pick.
 "Hedstrom crawled up on the three men and making a dash grabbed all three of them. but he was only able to hold one of them. the other two mak ing their escape. The man he held was James Eckdahl. and he took him to Littl" creek and tclephoned Mir Louis Stephenson wh" swore out an arrest and Deputy Marshal Darrow went out in the ant" gar and brought his man to town
 Last evening th" marhal~ force were hunting for tho two men from the description they had of them and knew who they Were. The men were locat- ed in the east end or town in cabin
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20
THUMB PRINTS
 LIEU OF GROSS
Nugget spse,al sery,oe

SEATTLE orr. l> The government Hs. aJarr-a tng thumb print method of Iap uaan- tud Eskimo- -ign thr Fa r.H tHa other aarausnt- whsr. sa1uatme~ ar. required
 Iaf JEr native who cannot read au arrt. aa ahN his -iguatarc Co docu- urut employed in the constitution ot gayerum"ut rnadS and other works in AHsba. the government has provided su u. pad md hereafter they will b.. -.nerei ta receipt for their wsee~ with rha thumh print Instead af utxing era-. as~r thei John Hancock. a. Er~"tptar..
 Tn, tmmn print plan has been sdopt"t h,csus- number of E.ki mos or Alaskan lndiaus have disputed th'r -ignstur,s ta government daca m.nt. when their John Hancek" wa r~pr..--utra he s sra=S
 fhr imprint af rhr right thumb is the ana required ar tr, I.ft one in cas of disability
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20
ENTERTAINMENT
 THIS EVENING

ArranEom"uts have been perfected for giving th" recital and musical m th.. Methodist church thi- evening The public can rest assured d.urhtfm time will b" had for artist ar r,r. ability are tn take part
 A most excellent program has been arranged and su many people being interested m the success of the enter tainmeut with th" advance sale of seats warrants th" church being crowded this evening
 A delightful bunch of weather ha- been ordered for th, occasion ana ft arrived at nine thirty this morning tp hc on hand for the balance or the day. and eve"ing SO all could turn aut ta help tn" good cause along
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20
OLSON DECLARED INSANE.

A"sr.raas noon S E olson va- tried .m tine .aum-sIau-r.- court au th. 'hre. "f usaufr, alter haua m rh. federal Ll .ar 4 .Hr... ,f .Its- alth uuf gattug better
 Tho iury after marus Inc r.-tuuau, 'ud h"aflus 'h unfortunate taa u.trr relate about hrsrus nat~e-. receiving "ir..l"s- di.parrh.r tna information trem thv ringus ns n.H- declared th. mfu h-u" and recommended that n. hg sent Co Muuut Tabor li,. ,HI n.. sent ont an tho Victoria Jr IS believed along with other prf-nurr-
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GUS BOLTz TO BRING
 $5,OOO,O0O SUIT

o'u> HnItl no- nua ln preparation @ suit he will prug against certain uf n,IaIS. from .N-Ju5l. Alfred x Moore c. th. present incumbent on down talk ing in every officer in the courthousc. -" vv are informed
 Tho suit is expected tn b. uIcd -or.r tim" during thu ,Itt As rho. first step toward bringing said suit Mir Boltz ha- ul"d th" following arida,t, wfth the cI"rb of tho district court
 United Stat-~ of America. Dtstric, "i Alaska S-oaud division. ~s No. 1gss
 This is tn rrrttfy that l. Gf. Holtz being first duly sworn. depo-o and say. that have made tn. complaint betor. th" fall term of tho grand jury charg ing r. Vi Recd with refusing to take court matters nn record from The plain tin Gus BuItz and also have mad. charge hetar, 'h, sam. grand jury against 'h" present judg. C. D Mu.
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3 CLAIM ROBBERS CAPTURED
SUPREME COURT ID
 DECIDE REFERENDUM

The companies have refused for the past four years to pay the taxes and fought the case through all the state courts and lost out. the judges hold ing the law was consistent with the constitution. but the telephone and telegraph companies not satisfied have taken the case to the highest court in the land.
 The outcome of this test case ia watched with great interest for the states of Colorado, Montana. South Dakota. Missouri Oklahoma. Arkan sas and Maine. also the state of Cali f"rnia. which has recently adopted the initiative and referendum will be affected by the decision to be handed down by the supreme court.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20
STEAMSHIP SENATOR
 DUE SATURoA .

The -t"amship Senator of the Pacin. Coast Steamship Company was heard last evening The local expert. Fred Weller picked up the steamer during tH' .ar' part of rh" night and found that 'h, ship wa, loo miles north or n. pass at D. m.
 Part nf th" pa---ug,r list was @.. .ur.d hut ua other usme- thau ap- p.area u fh. Nuep.t at the time the "s-,t sailed from Seattle.
 Th. H"Hr th. s~s-rl wauId arrive iu thr rnadstcad was not given for her
 nnrs proved extremely weak last nleh' 1ut the local operator had ro Wr irving ta rac"fe. information from th. ship
 Tn. ,a--n -hould arrive any hour al. Ger Saturday uaon Nlth a full load of fr.isht a"ustIar,nI. mail and feu pas -.uscr-
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rfn.. for wtlfuuy u-g.-otug his dutir- and has refused relieve tp plaintln. Gus H"Iv when r.ou.-.,d and brought be r.r, rir paf tn. grand fury has sp '". raS u ua -t-p- r,ear1ug tne same. .,~ -ar a- uIsiuun Gu- Roltz. Knows oc
 GUS ROLTZ Subscribed and sworn C. befor. lu. thi- roth day of October. | D 1911.
 l. STNDBACK Clerk District Court Alaska 2nd Div. ''ourt Seal1
 ,Eudur-"fp N" -->a Aridavft of Gu- H"ltz Dated u,tobcr B 1911. Filed r n" nrlc" of tn" clerk of the district court of Alaska S.,pnd division. at N"m. "'t le ielI John sundback rl.rk
 Ta- an~-r ln, af cigars tn cnuu~.. from Infinite Lover, Optlmo El Ray. Juan q" Fuoa Carahafe and Htnh.Idt S-wari ComI Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20
HEDSTR0M, CAPTURES ONE AND
 IDENTIFIES THE OTHER TWO

The three men who have been op- erating in and about the Nome district robbing sluice boxes from time to time are now believed to be under lock and key up in the federal jail The men are James Eckdahl. James or Slim" Hausner and Chas Thomp- son, known as shorty" and a man with a native wife who used to live back of tho Catholic church.
 The story leading up to the capture of these three men Is as follows. the information being secured from a member of the Pioneer Mining Com pnay
 'On October : We were operating on No. , bench below Specimen gulch on the left limit of Anvil. and cleaned up after piping In the dirt which we will admit is rich.
 Then We continued pipping into the sluice boxes all that afternoon during the night and the next day. perhaps 24 hours. when the freeze up came and We had to quit.
 on October in the evening We came to town. and on the gth I sent a man out to clean up the string and turn the water through. it having come on warm and the boxes having thawed.
 When the men arrived they found that four rinles had been lifted and two boxes cleaned up My men then cleaned up the halauc,. of the rifles. being four more.
 There was another string of boxes about 200 feet up from this line of
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20
RAILROAD CLOSED FOR WINTER

Yesterday evening the last train over the Seward Peninsula railroad for this season returned from Nugget bringing a number oT passeugers with their baggage
 This morning the engines were placed under cover for the winter. the coaches placed on the side track op- p"site the depot where they will re- main for the winter. The windows and doors have been locked mp and every thing placed in -hlpshape for the long lcused season.
 The train brought down baggage for several persons now in the Kougarok who could not connect with the train on account of the heavy fall of snow in the Sawtooth and along the line of the track beyond Nugget Lars Gun derson had his baggage on the train but he failed to connect. but will come down later.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20
s. s. CORWIN
 SAILS TONIGHT

The steamship Corwin of the Schu. bach Hamilton line sails sometime during the night for Seattle via the inside passage
 The passengers will be taken on board about six o'clock and between that hour and the early morning the staunch vessel our hamburger of spring. will be blowing her way toward the pass.
 The itinerary of the trip via the in . side passage will be Dutch Harbor. Unalasla Seward. EatehIkau and Se- attlc
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20
C0DE-CLARK
 LAST SHOW

Amusement Company vii giv, their lat show of the season ,n n. \. B hall. fin order to throw all her motion pictures upon the screen. the mana 2 ITS have decided to commence t.p. show al x o'clock.
 All the films the company has on hand will he exhibited. then ,hlppe I tn the states for motion picture shows Will not he given during the winter.
 Tickets are now on sale at Toby's candy store and A. B. hall is expected to be packed to the doors
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20

below the Standard pil They wer.
 Slim Hausner and Shorty" Thomp- osn. Hausner tried tu mak. hi, got away when he saw tho. ig" was up. hu, bullet from one of the marshaIs guns brought him Co earth with a flesh wound in the leg Hausn,r was ready to make his get away and had h" not been captured h, would have been miles away from th. city this morning
 Tn" thre" m"u wcr" lodged iu the federal jail last highland today B. He'd strom was brought in from Little creek tu identify them At about two thirty this afternoon Mir. Hedstrom identi- fled the two men captured bV the mar shals as the two who ran away from him yesterday morning about 10 45 on the claim where th"v were banning and digging
 The hearing of the men win take place Monday morning at which time the evidence needed will be borught to town. such as pans. picks and ~h",als
 It is believed th" three men are those "h" have been operating all summer in this vicinity for th" tall and short f"ll"w- hat' been described before. when the men looked out and found two men cleaning up their boxes dur ing th. noon hour about six weeks ago.
 Tn" amount captured from th. Pioneer claim bv the robbers i~ ,sti mated between sl. 900 and t2.ooe
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20
MANAGER CANDLE SANK
 GOING OUTSIDE

tians-r Edward r. P,.,rc.- uf th.. Mu.rs x Merchants Eans of CandJ,.
 ra "I'' ar. u"w u N"m.. from their. \"rth'ru home. and are tn talk. s win t"r.~ vacation (" tn. ~tatr- Mir P.ar,. k one "t th" most popular m.u in tho Candle district tnd has earned his ya- eaton t" th. outside, During his ah- S"nr' L.. \ Suudpi~t vd book after tho haukiug business
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20
Nugget Special Service.

Nu99et opecia service.
 SEATTLE. Oct ls.--Jafet Linde- berg. president and general manager Of the Pioneer Mining Company. arriv .I on the steamship Victoria today fror., the North. Mir. Lindebcrg had noth ing to state outside of the fact the company had experienced a very hu " season. having installed two large siphons. also steam shovels have been working enlargIng the cbinIary 8 ditches to carry the extra am lrt of water to be brought over from the Grand Central.
 Mir. Lindebcrg further statei th, company had performed cons iorra blr mining during the past sum ncr. but they were expending large sums in de.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20
PIONEER co. PAYS
 $150,O00 DIVIDEND

Nel"pment work. but were able to de- clare dividend this fall. wri.'l .ne board of directors had agr,oi lp,n nearly a month ago.
 The dividend referred to va. for Sl'o.ooo declared hy the dire ,to. .s Co, or a month ago and represented th, s.x. te"nth dividend paid by this r u.pany. making total of nearly Sa i,a 0oo in distributed profits.
 The stock of the companv F. neII largely by J. r.. Chnbcrg. of the sean dinavian American bank Jafet finde berg and d small group Of Nr Linda- bcrg's associates.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20
NOTICE.

Tn" Northwestern Commercial co. office Is now located in their ortstnsi quarters near the entrance to thslr coal yard. They stIl have tittie Wellington coal Ter, at fl5 30 per t.r. m fh"lr yard
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20
HETTIE 8. ASHORE
 AT IoPP's LAGOON

Tn. Hetti. R. one of the mosquito fleet. was driven ashore at Cape Prince of Wales. in I.opp's lgaon and the crrg, have placed the hoat snug in winter quarters.
 The members of the crew came down on the DuNbury
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20
coRWIN FOR SEATTLE.

The steamship cer~iS sails for Sc sttls and the oUtsids vic the inside passage October 10th. carrying pas ssnssos and freight at reduced rates.
 For information inquire of the ]. ]. sssron Company.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20
0'O YOU say NOT CHOCOLATE,

lf 't IS sup of hot chocolate you ~'sh "hlle down town. eau 70 st Tob, s where t IS served daily.
 Fresh home made candles Is a spe etslty ~'th as, and after dinner r,ints Me are always glad ts make. Rea,er,. hsr the place to secure fresh made can d'es and fssors of all description. is at
 To6N's. THE CANDY MAN
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-One of the first cases to be disposed of after the supreme court hears the government appeal in the Hanford coal cases af- fecting Alaska. will be the initiative and referendum test case from the state of Oregon
 The case involves levy of a two per cent tax on the gross earnings of telephone and telegraph companies operating within the state The posi- ton taken by the telephone and teIe- graph companies Is that the inItia- tive and referendum. which are coupled with the Oregon law are unconstitu- tional. and inconsistent with the re- publican form of government.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20
STEAMSHIP VICTORIA
 SAILS FEW PASSENGERS
Nugget spee,sI servies

SEATTLE o,,. 20 r.s steamship Na"t"rtt ~til"d this morning st nn '.,t"ch "lth a rul cargo ar goods fa ne. and frw passengers.
 n" following i~ the ,,tsa.ngyr u-. Porter ! CnStuu Judg. B. S Rofrs. @ .t Martin Alh-r, Rom, < NaurB
 A t.a., and SIt,. .,... ra.t -ans .,a1 ur~ Dan Crowley
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oUxeURv FOR SIT. mlcHAel

The schooner ousbury will sail to |. norro" morning at ten o'clock for Sol onon. Bluff, Golovin and St. Michael. carrying freight passengers and mall
 For rates and information inquire of the U S. Mercantile Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20

FALkENsuRe & LAucKs, Chemists
 Asssys of common and rare nstsI. Carloads Cor Iess) Of ore tested on mill size machinery. Write for catalogues. s6 Yssler Way. Seattle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20
OR SLOAN HAS MOVED

Or. J, m. Sloan has moved has saee. from the ounhsrr building into the Wild Goose building over Alaska bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20

FpH RENT Furnished hau~r tor tho winter. n"U-. complete Iuqrir.. ai Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20

Start the month right by subserib. ing for the Daily Nugget, s2 pei month; 6 months. sfo: one year s2o
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20
shIi GAMES PosrrJNEo.
Nugget Special serviee.

Nugget Special Serviee.
 PHILADELPHIA, oct % Guiy three of the games in the chan plonssi9 series have been played The ganc was postponed on the 18th on account of rain yesterday on account of muddy grounds and today on account of rain Excitement is running high. ant [ looks fair for a game tomorrow.
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WE DO THE WORK

peop'es Laundry are nski0s q sps eisIty of rough dry isundrs Give us trial.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20

Placer Locations at Nugget Office Vouchers printed. Nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-20

An kings 0t fancy job printing ct tn. Nugget,
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

and toiling overhead Under the beds
Of the East and North rivers VIII be
other tubes, is the assertion Of many, and,
like giant sea serpents stretching across
the river beds these tunnels will convey
their quota of many thousands that con-
stantly come and 60 To get some idea
Of the money expended on our river tun-
nels, it may be said that the Pennsylvania
Railroad alone is spending in the neigh
borhood of 5OO,OOO,OOO on its tubes and
terminal stations
Fortunes have been spent on the four
East River bridges. but we have reason TO
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
THE CRAFTY CLERK,

Tho late Frederick Gebhard," said q
New York clubman. had a good-humosed
cynicism. I remember q story he used 10
tell, and I'll repeat this story. because Il
illustrates we'll Gebhards view Of human
nature
"A clerk-so the story ran-entersd the
Office one afternoon about an hour lata. He
had taken. that Is to say. two hours for
luncheon. instead OF one. A fellow clerk
said to him on his entrance. In Q low,
warning voice:
LOOK out for the boss. He's been yell
ing for you since half-past twelve. Dear
me, what temper he's in!
THE dilatory clerks face fell He
frowned. Then he hurried as fast a. Ls
could go to florists In the next street.
where he bought dollar bunch Of violets.
ION his second return the bcsss bull-like
roaring was the first sound he heard
Isn't that fellow Jones back YETI Go
fetch Jones. somebody! Jones"
THE clerk, the violets in mis- hand. hast
ened into his employers office. An explo-
sion followed.
AT last, eh? Wei. Jones, on Saturday
you can just go to the cashier and
but the clerk interrupted in low, mys-
terious voice:
"I beg pardon. sir. but the lady asked
me to give you these
And Jones placed the fragrant violets
in his employers hand
What? What's this?'
'"The employer was a remarkably ugly
little mana short. fat, bald little man.
always badly dressed, and always in need
of a shave-and as he stared with sparkling
eyes at the flowers in his pudgy hand the
clerk could hardly keep from smiling. But
he said:
THE lady with the sable mum, SRA
young, slender lady. She came In at noon
and waited long while-that Is what made
me so late. Finally she said she couldn't
wait any longer. She unplnned these fow-
ers from her corsage and told me TO give
them to you. She said you'd understand
The little, ugly employer chuckled. lie
smelt the violets again and again. Then
he said:
ITO tell you the truth, Jones. I'm puz-
zled To be sure, II might be-no. NO.
frankly. I'm puzzled. / can't imagine who
A. was. Try and ind out for me IL you can.
and by the way NUNS the word In the
Office
Zones, from that day forth-so Gebhard
ended his story-stood in confidential rela-
t,ons with his employer. his pay was raised.
and the old man all that winter stared lons
and significantly at every lady with sable
mum"
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

needs OF New York in this respect. And
considering the great increase of passen-
ger traffic every year. it is plain reason
TO see that we must have facilities TO
serve the travellers and commuters, VINO
by the hundred thousands journey in ana
out of Manhattan every day of the year;
There is already an extensive network
Of underground routes for travel but II
can be said that in from ten TO twenty
years from now the city will be literally
honeycombed with traffic tubes, where
millions of souls will be constantly rid
ing underground, while millions are living
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
Chars a Step 6osUard tbe Network Of Tunnels and
Viaducts That Will Be Necessary in
the Near Future.

walks The plan is to run two subway
tracks, two elevated tracks and four troll
ley tracks over the bridge. Engineers
have figured that the cost OF this structure
will be in the neighborhood OF $50. 100000.
One good reason for choosing the site
at 59th street Is found TO be In the fact
that the new bridge would be opposite tho
greensboro Bridge, on the East River.
The plan would be to widen Seth street
and turn IL into a beautiful boulevard
across Manhattan or highway for pleas
ure vehicles. There would then be oppor-
tunity for uninterrupted travel for auto
mobiles, carriages. ETC.. from the roads Of
New Jersey 10 the distant points Of Long
Island.