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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1911-12-15
Has a Relapse

Joe kirtcheniff living out on Boul-
pendicitis about three weeks ago.
He was recovering nicely until Sun
day when he took a relaps and the
result was he had to go under the
knife again. He is under the care OF
Drs. Rothwell and Hoyt.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1911-12-15
NORTHWESTERN LAND
PRODUCTS SHOW
Northern Pacific Railway Gives Half Dozen Silver
Pitchers--President Howard Elliott and
JIM. Hannaford Donates
More Prizes

The Northern Pacific Railway,
through President Howard Elliott and
]. M. Hannaford, has donated to the
Northwest Delevopment League, SIX
silver pitchers to be given as prizes at
the Northwestern nd.Products Show
iu Saint Paul. December 12 to 80.
These prize pitchers gwen by the
Northern Pacific are offered in such a
way that the individual grower will
win them, and they will each 60 into
some farm home in the Northwest
where they are sure to be appreciated,
by reason of being an article of utility
as we'll as an ornament.
In speaking of the donation of these
pitchers President Howard Elliott oi
the Northern Pacific said. g The sill
yer pitchers are new thing in the
prize line, and l believe are a very
happy solution of the problem of a
prize which will really be priced fol
what it is, as we'll as for what it re-
presents. We have selected pitchers o
the latest patterns, and Christmas ir
six Northwest homes is going to bt
brighter this year by the presence
of one of these pitchers"
The SIX DitcherS are TO he aw warde(
fer exhibits as follows;
1. For the best bushsl of apple
grown in Minnesota.
2. For the best sample of barle,
grown in North Dakota or Montana.
3. For the best EXHIBIT OF alfalf
grown in Central Oregon.
4. For the best exhibit of process
! ed fruits from Washington or Oregon
5. For the best sample of fla
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1911-12-15
Iiomesteader Dies

Chas. Dolan, who had home.
stead near Southwick, died at the
home OF VIM. Duross nelghbor OF
his, last Sunday morning at six
O'Clock. The deceased was thirty-
nine years OF age. He leaves a
brother. who Joined him on the
claim. The remains were buried at
Southwick.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1911-12-15
Blue Ribbon

Mrs. ]. B. Helpman returned from
Clarkson Saturday, where she entered
a pen of fullblood Rhode Island Red
Chickens, at Lewis-Clarkson Fair last
week. She received in prizes, first for
cockeral, first for pullet and second
for pullet. This speaks well for Ken
drick as we'll as the owner.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1911-12-15
COURT NEWS AND
COUNTY SEAT ITEMS
u. S. Grant Evans on Trial--Charged With Falsifyng
Records---Kendrick People Attending
Trial---Real Estate Transfers
And Other News

the bulk of the testimony will be
given by officers aud employees of the
bank. John P. Vollmer, the wealthy
Lewiston capitalist, is presiden: of
institution.
Up to the time we go to press
Thursday evening nothing of impor-
tant has been showed in this case
more than has already been stated by
the papers, and that the state has
completed their case against Evans
and the defendant has commenced
examining its witnesses.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1911-12-15

grown iu North Dakota or Montana.
6. For the best exhibit of logged
off land in Idaho.
With this big land show going oh in
the east we hope that Idaho is we'll
represented and that she will bring
back few more prizes to add to our
long list we now have.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1911-12-15
Hogs at Stock Show

Last Sunday Ed Atchison shipped
to Lewiston a car Of fancy porkers.
They were entered at the Live Stock
Show that is being held In that city
this week. The average weight ot
each hog " a. 225 pounds.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1911-12-15
L.mb, county Goes Back to Wet

Lemhi County Goes Back to Wet
Salmon.-Lemhi county, which adoD--
ted prohibition by majority OF "a
two years ago. has declared for beeF
and accompanying beverages. Th0
ret majority Is overwhelming.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1911-12-15

H. Durbin left Sunday for the County
Seat, from there he will go to Pullman,
to visit his son Roy, who is salesman
n the Woodins store at that place,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1911-12-15

Ben Wilcox, manager OF the Barnum
Lumber Company. at Juliaetta was in
Kendrick enroute for Moscow, where
be will undergo an operation.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1911-12-15
Jubilee Singers

Attend the Jubilee Singers Concert
at the Barnum Theater, December
90, under the auspices OF the High
School. Come every one.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1911-12-15
Real Estate Transfers
Dec. 11-Deeds

Dec. 11-DeedS
D. S. eileen, ct al and S. L. Morse
to E, S, Morse, 10 #. of lot and 3
blk. 1. Juliaetta.
Enos Byers aud wife to Frank
Byeas, sw1 a nwl-4, sec. 35. 40, A,
$500.
E. L. Hines to ]. A. Taylor, sw1 a
sec, %. So, 5.
Mortgages
Frank and Eta Byers to Sarah A.
Byeres, sw1.4 nw1-4, sec. 35, 40, +,
$500.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1911-12-15

M. Clark of Moscow was a visitor in
this city Tue sday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14
Special Nugget serv ee.

Special Nugget Servee.
 LOS ANGELES. Dec. 1.-The got- crnmcnt investigation of the McNa mara dynamltln. career being carr. q in this city as well as in Indianap'li is being conducted at the personal r'- quest of President Taft
 To the president Is due the present work of the grand jury and it Is stat ed upon good authority that the pre- ident in setting the wLeels of justice in motion remarked fit Is hIeh time an example was made of these cold blooaod murderers Wfo go about like thieves in the night setting death traps for innocent peop'e. It is tie duty of every officer connected with the government to help run such crim' inals to earth. Neither is life noI property safe so long as men capable of committing such deeds are at large.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14
RIOT AT MASS MEETING
 CARNEGIE HALL \. '.

\ man in tie audience named AL onzo Koelble. who says he Is mem Der of the German American citizen league. also socialist, moved that the resolution be adopted. This dec-' laration. or treaties of peace. wanted passed by these men, and President Taft. are breeders of war not of peace. and we want war, and lots of It."
 The speech of Socialist Koelble created the widest disorder in the hall, men wanted to string him up and a rush was made for him, but some 26 policemen who were on hand qnelled the semi-riot. and Chairman Choate rapping to preserve order de- clared the meeting adjourned.
 The police claim that Koelble is not a socialist. but an anarchist of the worst kind the type of men who come over to this country to try and run the affairs of the government, but lacking the first qualifications for the making of good citizens never make application for citizenship.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14

shortly after noon today Carl Broste called at the house Of Chief of Police McVeltty. stating friends of Mrs. Sr.rp. were worrying over her not having seen or heard from her since Sunday night
 N,,Vsittv accompanied hy Broste went to the woman's cabin on Fourth just oft of B street and outside of a .a.HIne ,.j .1u ;f.,. HH. there W,r. Ho ndieation- of person living there No zmoEe wa- coming from the stack and the curtain was up \ peep into the room r.cNal.d the form of a wo- man m bed one If the men shook the door while the other watched al the window to see If trc person In th" bed stirred There being no response the door was pushed In and the officer discovered that the woman was frozen stiff in he'd. Without disturbing the room or the body ueN,itty telephones coroner Schoaeld who vilsted the house al once in company with Health officer sloan and II representative f th" Nugget
 Examination proved that che woman who wa frozen Inf in tho bod had me. her death hy being asphyXiated wlIle asleep The position of her head
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2 peciai Nugget Service.


 NEW YORK. Dec. 13.-tDelayed in fransmIssion.)-Ther was riotous outbreak during a mass meeting in Carnegie hall last evening. which re- suited in breaking up the gathering and required 26 policemen with the chairman calling the meeting adjourn ad to bring order out of the uproar
 Carnegie hall was packed to the doors for great and eminent speak CTS were advertised to address the meeting on the question of having the senate ratify the Taft arbitration treaties they have been holding up since early in the extra session of congress. The treaties of peace be- ing between this country France and England.
 On the platform were such able me" as former Ambassador Joseph H. Choate, who acted as chairman; An drew Carnegie. Senator Depew. Gen. eral Frederick Grant. John Hayes Hammond and many other distinguish ed men.
 Everything went along nicely until Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia university read a resolution and mov- ed it's adoption urging the senate to ratify the treaties for peace now be- fore that body.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14
JUROR ARRESTED AT HIS HOME Special Nugget Service.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. li-Juror waldron. who has been searched for high and low. and believed to hay, committed suicide. was discovered to day hiding in his home He was placed under arrest at once for con tempt of court and will be called be- fore the trial judge to explain his ae tions.
 IT., takes it as a matter of course. he said they accepted him as juror and he would not sit on murder case. and he just saw a chance to make his escape via the fire escape from the hotel Sunday night and took advantage of il.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14
ALL ENJOYED THE
 MASONIC SOCIAL

The Masons gave a social last even ing to members and their friends in the temple and a most excellent time was enjoyed by all The private af- fairs given from time to time by tFe Masons are considered among the best of their kind ever given in Nome.
 A large crowd turned out to the af fair last evening and the committee had so many good things arranged it was out of the question to bring the affair to a close at the hour designated
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14
WOMAN IS ASPKYX|A TED
MRS. SHARP DISCOVERED ABOUT
 NOON FROZEN STIFF IN BED

married daughter HvluE over in Cour ell ny the nams "f MT Fred Bltlne-. vha ls marrlej to a ueeaea.r muaf 0,u aheNu Ia '"aeeH
 On the doaf "f th, hnn-r Naa 2, note sf fi,h st3t.u Call 4D sr Iar5. and uaary prov,- hc woman wa to nurse Mr.. Ern-t darfu, aer present confinement
 Nlt Gro-t, -ta,,d Nil. slarp @es over to see hls folks ou Sundts ntsf amt reported -h. was dome H,tir work ta help ont with the church raAar and appeared (" hc IT tle b.st of health at that time. did not complain of sickness
 It L. hcli,ged the woman went hone that evening. statrcd 2 hre aui retir. ed that the room being too 1arm with erd hot stove she removed the lids to allow the sam. to couI of aud fell asleep. then the deadly essc. got in their work srd rarr.a II #n'a tte sleep of death
 The daughter in Council wlu he u"tiued and tb,n arrangements for burlu will he made.
 It has heen ascrrtained from Mrs Andy Peterson that tte name of the woman Is Mrs Minnie sharp
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14
SuL LzER'S RESOLUTION PASSES
 HOUSE THREE HUNDRED TO ONE

ried with it recommendations that ac- ton be taken at once upon the meas ure, for Russia had broken the treaty time and again. and the committee was Just. swamped with proof that could not be refutted.
 This morning Con gressman Sulzer asked that a vote be taken on the resolution calling for the abroration n of the treaty with Russia known as the treaty of 1892 and by large ma iority 1t was decided vote should be taken upon the same Thereupon it developed the house of representa- tives by a solid vote of SGo to l are in favor of the treaty being cancelled
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14

th, mouth wide open as if gaspins f.r breath. the stove with the lids on as if the fire had become too hot and the woman had removed them before ratfrue I'll, half charred coal in the 5tovc show ing that even what was lift had not quite burned free of all the gas u contained The room Wa- an atrtfght one. The holes in the safety iue leading through the roof were stopped up with corks. everything proved that the woman had mad" the room airtlgh, for the purpose of keep ue ult the cold
 The woman had retired for the rieht md there were plenty of cloth iur over the body to keep one from freezing to death so long as any life remained
 There Nll b, n" inquest. the cause of d,atii being very apparent [" all who viewed the remains
 Thc woman who was asphyNiated is well known about town for she was H woman who went out doing washing cooking. keepiue house and doing any and all kinds of work 10 earn a liv- ine. Her name In full cannot be laarp,d ,t thl4 time. everybody know ing her as Mrs Sharp. She has s
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14
RESCUE PARTY
 GAN HEAR RAPS
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service
 BRICEVILLE. Dec. l3.-(Delayed in transit )-The rescue party this at' ternoon heard raps upon the shaft which indicates that there are men alive in the lower levels. that cannot be reached at the present time owing to the shafts being filled up from the effects of the explosion.
 Extra shifts are working night and day trying to reach the men before it ls too late and they are making great headway. Fresh air Is being forced into the mine as fast as the miners or rescuing party advances and 1t l. now believed that the death list will not be near as high as first reported
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14
INVESTIGATION WAS
 ORDERED BY TAFT

and sincerely hope uo stone will be loft uuturned to put a stop to all such work hy setting good example If those found guilty of committing such crimes.
 The grand jury now Investigating the work of the McNamaras in and about Los Angeles. are expected 10 -pring a number of sensations before many days. for McManigle's inform a. ton Is turning out just as related and although the greatest of secrecy is observed in regard to what transpires in the grand jury room. still there are a few peculatlons reaching beyond the walls fin the form of hints and wise sayings that give indications something will soon be doing.
 Never mind anything else. The Roof Garden IS the thing. g.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14
PENSION BILL
 PASSES HOUSE
Spee,sl Nugget Ssrv,ee.

Spee,sl Nugget Ssrviee.
 WASHINGTON. Dec. l3.-tDc'a 'ay,i in transmisslonD Tuesday afternoon the time set to take vote upon tho Sherwood pension htII .ouud th. ma Iorlty of the members of the house of representatives in favor of the meas ure
 The bill passed by a large majority. and is known tne Sherwood ser vice pension hll. which provides f,s a substantial increase in tlr p,u Iau- If the veterans The bill F. expected [" find little opposition in the euat" and will be ready for the presidents signature carly ln the year c' 1912
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14
Special Nugget Serv,es.

JUNCTION CITY. Kan. Dec B. Delayed in transmission)-Rev. (. NJ. Brewer, formerly chaplain IT. the army. and now pastor of the Baptist church in the town of Oulstee. Okla has been arrested by government of flcials. charged as dynamiter.
 According to the information and charges set forth in the indictment. the Rev. Brewer Is implicated in num- erous mysterious dynamite explosions that have taken place in the past. and
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14
MINISTER BELIEVED TO
 BE 4 DyNAM|TER

the blowing up of Fort Riley. the de- struction of the Kaw river bridge. cavalry stables. etc. are charged to the minister
 Mr.. Suna Jordan of Kansas City has also been arrested by government of ficials accused of being implicated in the same dynaniting explosions as the Rev Brewer formerly chaplain in the army
 Special sale of bottled goods for one week. Seward Commercial Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14
Senate Hes Not Taken Action.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 14.-The reso- lution introduced in the senate at q Q same time that Sulzer intoduced the Joint measure in the house. is still in charge of Senator Culbertson of Tex as. and Is now pending.
 It Is believed that tue senate will take some action on the resolution at once now that the house has passed the same by almost unanimous vote provin the resolution K a very popu- lar enc. and the country Is aroused over the action of Russia in respect to Americans especially those termed Jews"
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14

reduction in the present cable rates to the North.
 The delegation believes the govern ment can well afford to grant forty five per cent reduction and will go urge both the war department and members of congress.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 WASHINGTON. Dec. 1i--This morning the house took a vote upon the joint resolution introduced by Con gressman Sulzer of New York asking that the Russian treaty of 1S32 be abrogated. and the same passed by a vote of 300 to 1.
 only one dissenting vote to the reso' lution. and 1t Is now up to the senate to pass the same and the president will have to take action.
 The resolution was reported back rom the committee on foreign af- fairs two days ago and the same car
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14
OUxBURY AT SEATTLE.

The Duxbury Is reported to have arr rived at Seattle yesterday after s stormy voyage.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14
sOY FOR WAL Sh.

This morning a bouncing boy was born to Mir. and Mrs. Michael Walsh. of the Kougarok. Drs. Sloan and Hill in attendance
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14
WANT REDUCTION
 IN GABLE TOLLS
Special fiusset Ssrv..s.

SEATTLE. Dec. 13-(Delayed in transmission.) - This afternoon the delegation to secure needed reform for the territory of Alaska. consisting Of Messrs. Chilberg and Wilson. waited upon the secretary of war. to see if arrangements cannot be made for the
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14

Start the month right by subserib. ing for tine Daily Nugget. Q pss month; 6 menths. $10; enc year 32Q
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14
WEATHER RECORD
OEcEM6ER i4. 1911.

 Temperature-Maxim below minimum. l2 below. Barometer-2972 inches Weather-Clear. Wind-N.. 6 miles an hour.
 ARTHUR GIBSON. Observer Take all your printing to the Nugget. Latest and most up to date msthods for turning out job work.
 WE DO THE WORK Psoplss Laundry are making ( sps eiaity ss rough dry laundry Give us . trial.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14

Subscribe for the Nome Daily Ma pc. $2.00 . mont..
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14
GO TO THE NosTH POLs

Bakery for the best bread and pasl-s rae ,rN 'orct tI uss sn tn"n
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14
WE DO THE WORK

Eaais dsaes oaturdsy night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-14

Never mind anything else. The Roof Garden IS the thing. g.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-08-31

looked all right, and had the flavor
and smell Of a good cigar, but after
you had smoked it awhile, you
learned that it was combination of
stencil and taste from which you
gladly dispensed with its remaining
stub. In fact | prefer my pipe and
"Hugo's Best"
But l suppose one has to acquire
taste for anything like that. /
confess, however, that it certainly
does take lots of habit to acquire a
taste even for Hugo's Best.
Well" said he, young IN n,
what can / do for you?" / said /
represented a paper which would
gladly publish anything he might
wish to offer regarding his private
or business affairs. Are you a
member of any of the Press associa-
tions?" ] said we were not. That
our paper The Mirror was more Of
literary paper or magazine than a
news-gatherer and dispenser, and
that hence we did not feel need of
membership in the association. /
added, however, that we were only
too glad to get something along that
line when we got it from first hands,
without being sifted as SO much of
the associated press stuff was. /
also said perhaps he would not care
to be quoted in a paper of such mod
est proportions and circulation.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-08-31
AnInterliew With
Humbug
J. A. 0.

| met the old gentleman on the
street. [ did not speak to him
however, but followed him to his Of
fees on the 10Th floor of sky-scrap-
er on W street. A lackey met
me at the door of the reception room,
and asked for my card, but | ig-
nored him entirely, and as soon as
the old gentleman had handed the
lackey his top coat and silk hat |
stepped forward and handed him
my card; he glanced at it and then
his follow me" sounded short and
crisp and l mentally wished myself
anywhere but there. However /
followed him to his private office
and having seated myself in the
chair to which he pointed, began
to feel more at ease. He took his
seat in the chair facing fiat-top
desk, and from the drawer extracted
couple Of fine looking cigars with
ribbon bands, and handing me one
and lighting his own he said: This
is new brand and / want you to
pass judgment fter you have
smoked it," The cigar certainly
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-08-31
I Telepathy.
By r. J.. 4.

1t belongs to the rising generation
to discover this force, this infnity of
thought that, like the wireless mes
sage, hustles through measureless
space.
To say that this silent working
substance of mans thought opera
tions is endowed with a marvellous
power, is not without some founda-
ton. In way, | believe that this
force, law, phenomenon, is merely
passing expression Of the indestruct-
ability of the human soul, manipula-
ting an always present, never end
ing state of Immortality; and that the
transmission Of, as it were, those
migratory messages is merely the
destined sphere of the individual
soul going from one point to another,
and in this way furnishing us with
as near substantial proof as ould
be, and yet retain an apart existence
from that which we call life.
How much my idea of this matter
is theory, is based upon another;
and that is my theory Of the phe-
nomena in nature. But do not
wish to enter into further explina-
tion Of my thought along that line
for space reasons, so shall endeavor
to present only some features of my
experience and temporary losses
sustained, / attribute, to this strange
force, power, which / declare sedi-
tiously deprived me of the benefits
my thoughts conceived.
Some years ago / saw a fortune
drifting idly about, waiting for the
man who could organize it's deriving
units into complete whole. 1t was
commercial enterprise. / took up
the proposition in the. completed
form, and then went at it piecemeal,
as athorough business matter should
be treated. In this respect, / made
long and careful study of the mar
ket reports from, among the half
dozen central and important points
where these things were prominent
trade factors, but not so closely
woven as to be productive of the
highest financial returns. At the
same time / made another and close
study OF the producing regions, bas-
ing some of their possibilities on the
knowledge / had gained through a
previous direct acquaintance with
them, and in others, by a journey to
them and a Johny on the spot
analysis of the facts there shown.
even went so far as to contemplate
incorporation of my project, know
ing it was sound, but having for ad-
ditional proof the figures of reliable
market bulletins and other related
data.
TtTa wrote to firm of incorpor-
ating attorneys IN Chicago, searched
out financial hackers who advertised
that they would finance legitimate
business enterprises, looked up in
Dunn & Bradstreet's business direc-
tory the standing Of these, SO as to
prevent as nearly as possible my fall
ling into the hands Of usurers, and
then, one glorious morning some two
months afger communicating with
aforesaid legal firm, woke up to find
headllned in the columns of the daily
press, the announcement that Night
& Day Bros. Co., had just incorpo-
rated, to engage in the interstate
Boot & Shoe business.
Well, could you blame me? My
spinal vertebra stiffened as would