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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-29
WRITES II NAMES AT ONE TIME
Standard Oil Officials Simplify n Usu-
ally Iaborious Taslk-Use De-

ally Iaborious TaslS-Use De-
vice.
New York.-Offlcers of the Stand
ard Oil company are putting in some
long days this week in connection
with the work of signing the numer-
Gus certificates which represent the
segregation of the thirty-three SUBJ
sidiaries into separate companies.
The shares in the new companies
total about 100000 and the signing is
being done by means of a device
which signs eighteen certificates at
one time.
The certificates are clasped in a
frame which is slid before the writer,
who describes his signature on a
blank. seventeen other pens at the
same time writing his name.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-29
Turks Will Eight

Rome, Sept. 29.-It is expected that
all troops will be landed in Tripoli by
Sunday.
1t is believed that the Turks in
Tripoli will fight and then withdraw
to the desert
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-29
Summons Juror; Finds Him Suicide

Reno.-Under Sheriff Nichols of
Washoe county called to serve G. NJ.
Smith with summons for jury duty in
the Pelizzari murder trial and found
The man had just committed suicide
in his workshed in Sparks. Smith
clamped a shotgun in wise, sawed
the legs off of chair so as to make
low seat, and facing the firearm,
pushed on the trigger with a stick
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-29
No VacatiOniSt

Rather backward summer"
what makes you think so?"
$50 far none of the ne!ghbors have
been over to borrow my suitcase"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-29
FIFTY THOUSAND WILL BE
OUT MONDAY, SAY LEADERS
CONTINUED from page one.)

to get a permanent injunction, pro
hibiting the clerks from striking.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-29
try and city. Quick service. Stan6
at French restaurant

at French restaurant
Passengers to Portland can save
money and at the same time have an
enjoyable river ride by taking boat
from The Dalles. Str. Bailey Gatzert
leaves daily, except Friday and Sun
day at $3.50 p. m, arrives in Port
land $50. Fare 800.
have several large tracts of UNA
tilla county wheat land and stock
ranches for sale. Will take in ex-
change property in Portland, Spokane
or Pendleton.
E. T. WADE.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-29
TAKE THIRTY-FOOT SHARK.

Huge Fish of Bas<ing Variety. Be
comes Tangled i'm Nets.
Santa Cruz-A S0-foot baskinC
shark, the largest ever caught in Mon
terey bay. was brought in by fisher
men from below Aptos, where it had
become entangled in the nets. 1t was
the big attraction at the wharm all
day.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
REFUSED A KISS
 MAN KILLS HIMSELF
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 SEATTLE Sept This morning a stranger well dressed and appearing to he a well to do gentleman applied for rooms at Roren Avenue apartment house. which was given him.
 While talking re thr laudlady. Mrs Mary Vaughan he suddenly asked h"r ta kiss him and when she refused he whipped out a revolver. fired tw" shots lac random at the landlady, then turned rhe gun upon himself sending h''"' crashing through his brain
 The stranger fell dead and th" police were notified at once and are now trying to have the remains "f the stranger who seems to have consider able money on his person. identified
 The police heIi.v" the stranger is some well tn do person Nh" has hrc"mr weak rninded and is wandering at ars' .over the country
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
SHOW TICKETS
 SELLING FAST

The manner u which the tickets for Dobhs Moving Pieur. Sh"n are sell ing must be pleasing to thr artist for the, are being purchased m HrtN and thirty lot punches
 The Masonic class taking lh" S.nt- tish Eit. work has purchased about unv tickets and vu attend in 50 bod, nu Saturiay evening All tho men folks who went to camp at crater i.,h. will h. there to sec how tho mnsug pictures of the "h"vs" m camp '1aai>
 Without doubt this trip rrnm Seattle to Nome taken hy Alr pnhhS combined with the other motion pictures ua h" thrown upon th" screen Will be th'. hest of their kind ever seen iu N"mv- or eyer wiu ha for that matter
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
SEATTLE DEFECTIVE WOUNDED
 WHILE ARREsTING MURDERER

SEATTLE. Sept. This morning while detectives Harry Briee and John Gaynor were arresting man named William Huibach. wanted in Missouri for murder. the man whipped out a six shooter and wounded John Gaynor. the detective who had been dodging him for weeks.
 Gaynor had been detailed to catch Mulbach. who was reported in Seattle and wanted in Joplin. Missouri for a murder committed in 1909. For the past two months or so Gaynor has been tracking people here in Seattle, trying to get on to the man wanted and a week or so ago got wind of his man. He has been following him since then making sure he was the man wanted back East and this morn ing in company with Harry Brice, ar rested him. for murder. Although Gay nor got his man. he was wounded be- fore the gun could he taken away from Mulbach.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
GABE ANDERSON IN THE PAY
 HIGH WATER RETARDS WORK

When the Duxhur>. arrived from th, upper country this morning. after being behind Slcdg" Island for 24 hours. many passengers cam. ash"r. from squirrel and Cap" Blossom.
 The first man the Nugget was ahI, to secure an interview with Was Mr F. r. Patterson. who has recent, mad. a complete, tour of the squirrel and k"buk country. Iio is th" manager "f the Kotzehu. Fur Trading Company up there and returned with l,rg" shipment "i fin. furs which h. Niu take outside als" the 44-"uncc nugget that was found last spring hl shea and Knight on Dahl creek d tributary (" the Kobuk
 The nugget is q hug' chunk "f gold very irregular valued at seoo and makes very heavy p"ckrt piece. After allowing the Nugget stan L" view and handle the fine piece, of gold Mir. Patterson related the following for publication
 "The squirrel and Kohuk country will prove good mining camp. The gold is there and II "nlN awaits th, development Of man. They may send out reports ah"ut Gabr Anderson. Graves and S"lvrs"u running "w "f the pay. but don't >ou h"liev" it W" are the Last p"upl" from that section "f the c"uutr, and Gah" had hu" pa> and it was growing better aIl th" time.
 "Thr creek owners nny. had r, con tend with $" much high water for th" past thre, weeks that work was sus- pended on Klr,H for dams We're taken out and the stream a roaring torrent
 This i4-oun,. nugget has the dis tnctiuu of hcjug thr biggest one over
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
SEEN AND HEARD:

1 q S~~~~~~~~~~N~~
 Max Gordon. now that he has sold out his interest in the Discovery IS auxiously awaiting the sailing of the UmatilIa. which will take him to dear old Frisco. and to the wife ,,h" is waiting for him there.
 The Masons and their wives gave a rather unique social last evening in honor of the distinguished guests Ernest E. Hussey and F. ]. Glenmore.
 The miners out Dexter way ar" keeping their eyes open for tall together doing the road-agent act to the sluice boxes.
 investigation of the papers recently filed in the Recording office throw d little light on the $I.OOo0Oo that Col. stuart Weatherlcy raised to invest in Nome.
 There is now on file a trust mortgage for s1 900 900 given by Stuart Weather ley as president and C NJ Ramsay as secretary to the Guarantee X Trust Company of New York, all the prop-rt, belonging to the Alaska Mining & Power Company, and the mortgag' specially sets forth the electric light will, etc. etc.
 The trust mortgage allows he Guarantee Trust Company To issue trust bonds 10 th- amount of 2 a00. .ooo
 People will confer a favor upon \. ] Mueller in the future by addressing him as "Grandpa" for 4 telegram re- ceived from Tacoma yesterday inform ing his son law Mir. Al Gawne that a son had been horn int" the famil>
 "Gandpa" Mueller is very much pleased with his new title and thinks his youngest daughter will mylc a hne playmate for the other daughters littlr boy.
 The Cmstila vill not he able |" get away before Monday and unless the sea goes down SD they can commence" unloading the boat today there is yer> little chance of the vessel sailing be- fore Tuesday.
 The Yucatan is now at st Michael discharging cargo and will he in the roadstead most any time according l." the information from Agent Watson.
 This evening the council will hold a special meeting to discuss ways and means for the proper insulation nf the electric light wires of high tension in the city.
 There is rumor about town that the city council will not accept tn" Northwestern's offer for coal and save x3l0 on ll0 tons. They believe the highest priced commodity will prove the cheapest in the long run .n will let the city prove tha' fact. whil" Mielke and the other members "f the committee are placing orders for their winter supply from the cheaper priced coal offered by the Northwestern.
 Crater Lake Camp has been deserted and the next place to get a glimpse of the camp is at the Dobbs Moving Pie ture Show on Saturday evening.
 People should be very careful about leaving coal on the sidewalk or where it is handy for petty thieves to take il. Last night. Mrs. Dr. Ehle had two sacks delivered before going to the Masonic Social and tho ianitor failed to take them inside. \ few hours later one had been taken hy the ganc of petty thieves who go prnwliug about at night looking for everything loose that is not nailed down
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
TRYING TO CATCH SQUIRREL

Several Eskimo batS arur h"ldins a Steh over ap ln'u rirn au s In.,d,.d Nag"n down n..tf N. J EnAses thls afternoon trying |" triv" ra" squirrels int" tn- bag that had taken rriugr u thr pipes The uttl- fellows would chatter awnN hur r-rn~r,l tn huIgr ,n inch u th' direction or 'hr sack Thr pir, was rao l"ng fnf rHe Eskmns t" push them through s" JhrN are stat watching and waiting with the cu.H S.,yk
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01

discovered S" far Nurth having r-,-r pic'>rd ur so mI.s north "r ,n.. Ar,ur '.rola That uiU b.. d Gu, rr"du,u.s country u th. u.ar fuur- up th-r.. Tn" gold Is rn.r. and ,h,. prosprrtor Nu locate It.
 salmon u~hug has b,-u ,.xtruslt,. this summer auI ,h, rum Lrg. H"th the white man and Esstmo, hay, l""n purtm4 ur rnousaudS of r"uud- for winter consumption
 Al K"tz.hu.. -rua Is m-, f- cheap as II iS right here u N"m. and nu,. can ~,rur. "u,us from tn. Mission at that plar. This summ.t 'n. E>Mmos instead of coming T." Nom, v-ut To kotz"hu, ,n d" most of their trading
 At "ue tim. there Were. hundreds of them there. $" II appeared Ten Grgv skin boats from Siberia. number iron. tn. Diomrd"s. others from ,.,pe Prince ot Wales N-r. there. Th-r. yss uu in plenty for th" different tribes tri-d l." out d" "n. another iu ta- matter pt dancing and other stunts Th. Kohuk- contested Niln tl. S".a.a~ snd the N"ataks tried To "ut d" rh" EsNim"- from Sibrrra
 Tn" fr1"wiua pays-ngrr- returned "n thc nuvhur.
 rhuw Smith C. r.. Ginu. T. n Sv"d- berg T e po,t T x Sailing H NJ Sailing F. F. raitors"u. II N Haven. e W Haven \ M.rtm sam l,l. II. e. L,nnh,usrr N E NrGlrrht. sud ] IT, Milne
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
MADERo NOMINATED FOR
 PRESIDENT OF MEXICO

MEXICO CITY. Sept General Mexico was nominated today for Presi . dent of the Republic to go before the people next month. seeking elec' ion hv the progressive party.
 Madero will receive the endorsement of the Catholic citizens and his elec- date can be found to he placed in oppo- sition to him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
JOHN JACOB ASTOR RAISES
 THE LIMIT FOR MSS FORC {

\IsN NaEk S,r Aart..ulrut NHs stgu.f nrdas af >.. port Eh"i: Island. "hrr-m l.Uu Is,ah Aston. tar pr"srrrrts. ,.-fa,t ..aI lr.assruau. wsu p,N To th.. ar,~w. t.E. 1--sa.,.-,tII bride M.ss E"ne me .nm at s5.uoo oea th" la"H#.sa tHs. Hsgriaee Naa~ arr e"nsmnueh.l ana d. addition asre.s to maI," a Hh.raI allowance. u h, alu. h"puerhmg 2" Ha~ si~ .ta n'.. HIss au"uut nf th, property h, owns
 I' Is h"l,N,.l ta.r th" sieuug af thy contract vu settle an outstanding hmderau,rS Ice th- anrraa.. autsld. nf the action taken au rh, rerf si tn,. clergy
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
PiNcHOT SAILS FOR
 ALASKA THiS EVENING

arrived in the city last evening enroute for Alaska and will sail tonight on the Steamship Northwestern of the Alaska Steamship Line for C"rdova.
 Mir Pinchot will study the coal and oil question and water power sites in company with Senator PoindeXter who will leave with him for the North
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
TAFT ADDRESSES
 BAR ASSOCIATED

points and pointed out many flaws in our present judicial procedure and proved to he a strong advocator for reform Reform of the judiciary" re- marked the President, lis not to be found in the late craze for The Recall of the Judiciary but in the appoint ment of able men as judges We are in stringent need of reform in judicial procedure and to advance the good work there is need to advance the sal aries of the men appointed or elected to construe the various statutes"
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
TELEGRAPH|C NEWS
 CONDENSED
TAFT IN SEATTLE
 OCTOBER 9TH AND 10TH
Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 SEATTLE Sept l.-Attorney Bal finger has received wire from Presi dent Taft stating the itinerary of his Western trip had been changed and he would spend part of October 9th and 10th in Seattle. which is several days earlier that the first schedule
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
Nugget Special Service.

MOUNT FOREST. Aug. 31.-Whitley. premier of ontario. who is campaign ing against the Reciprocity measure between Canada and the United States Is very demonstrative in his addresses
 Before a large audience in the town yesterday he stated that President Taft, did not care a half-penny for reciprocity, if that was all to he gained from the American people out of Can ada. He is laying a trap for the people of this country to fall into" re- marked Whitley, seeking to ultimately annex this country to the power bor- dering on our Southern line.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
puxsuRv FOR ST. MICHAEL

Schooner Oushury will sal for St Miehaels at 8 p. m. tonight ear,y ing mall, passengers and freight. For information inquire U. $. Mere antils Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Servics.
 BOSTON, Sept l.-President Taft as Association delivered a very able ad- dress before the members of the con- vention yesterday afternoon.
 Mir Taft is considered one of the sblest jurists in America today and his discourse on Judicial Reform was lis- tened to with great interest on the part of the large delegation attending the convention.
 The President scored many good
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
BREAK IN HIeH IeNsIon WIRE

For sn hour this afternoon the lights and electric power Was shut on owing to break in the high tension wire between the city and the Bourbon dredge.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
Nugget Special Service.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-Yesterday afternoon the final work for putting the Standard Oil Co. out of existence was consummated on the part of the Great Oil Trust
 The Supreme Court of the United States declared the Standard Oil a monopoly in restraint of trade under the Sherman Act and allowed the off cials so many months in which to wind up the affairs of the Standard Oil which the court ordered out of busi- ness
 During the past several months the reorganization of the Standard oil has
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
STEAMBOAT NEWS

Srh""urr puxhuu auuud ursu Una North this morning
 lu the Hatdstr,d lmatiHs tud u,kruharh disshJrglu- cargo. S..,ldos Northern Star nuNhurs and Mar. Sachs
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01

We handle Select" beer made from specially selected sohsman hops. The be st beer bre~sd on the Pacific coast Price reasonable. Delivered at your door free of charge. Try this beer and you will be convinced. The Eagle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
FALkENsuRe ( LAucks. Chemists

Assays of common and rare metals. Carloads tor isss) of ore tested on mill size machinery. Write for catalogues. e5 Yeslsr Way. Seattle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
WE DO TH= WORK

Peoples Laundry are making . sps- eisIty of rough dry laundry, oiss us . trial.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
RECIPROCITY CANADA
 GETTING EXCITING

Taft is one of those long headed diplomats who would 'hamstring' any thing in the nature of a consolidation The people of Canada are to vote with in the next four weeks on the question of reciprocity and if they wish to re- main as they are. and belong to the mother country they should get in and defeat the men running under the banner of reciprocity with the United States.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
WATCH AIS SMOKE

Who's? Why Dan cro~isy's when he arrives ~ith his large shipment of winter groceries.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
REMEMBER THE NAME.

For prompt and satisfactory laundry work call up the Peoples Laundry. Phone Man 15i
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
DAN IS SURE COMING

Dan Crowley will arrive on Senator. September 10th.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
GO TO THs NO .Tn Pols

Bakery for the best bread snn Pasi-y The only Coffee hsuss in town
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01

Vouchers printed. Nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01
SQUIRREL WILL BE GOOD CAMP
STANDARD OIL NOW
 OUT or RESISTANCE

been going on forming about forty independent companies. all with differ ent names but not one of them being called Standard Oil.
 Although the Standard Oil is now out of existence the same people are in control of the new companies which have been reorganized from the old one, and it is stated that their going out of existence is mere matter of form affecting the trust in name only
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01

CHICKENS FOR SALE
 Live Chickens soc per pound and flyers at 65c per pound. Inquire .t p ossers' Harness Shop, Phone Black 5
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01

ssbssrib. for tn. Nussst. e msn,h
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-01

COMING ON SENATOR Dan Crowley with one of the largest outfits of fancy and staple groceries.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-21
DESTRUCTION OF FLOOD SENDS
RELENTLESS FLOOD DOWN IN
NEW YORK TOWN.
All the Victims Were Foreigners Ex.
cept F-rsn an. Who Sacrificed his
Life in the Hope of Saving Men at
Work in the Mine. aa!AEIN

Hibernia, N. Y, Oct. 20-Desrruc-
tim of wall dividing a new ani cid
shaft in the iron mines of tn, Whar-
to1 Steel company precipitated .fcat
v1lUmes of water on to ga3s OF
workmen early today. Twelve men
were drowned, Al. were rore'enc.s s
except David Slaight, the forsman. who
lJs' his life trying to save his men
TIC accident occurred N the -,w
lead shaft three hundred feet be-
low ground, where sixty men were at
work. Between this shaft and the
abandoned one was a portion of logs
A blast fired soon after the day shift
went to work weakened this barrier,
so that it gave way before the water
in the adjoining gallery.
Instantly the water was over the
miners heads. They swan in the
darkness towards the opening leading
to higher level. Those who lost their
lives were unable to swim or were
pushed down by their struggling
mates.
Slaight, the foreman, was in po-
siticn of safety wlAl ,he celuge came,
jn he rushed into the sItmerge!
shaft to assist the d,owning men and
was caught there with the ether vic.
Tins.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-21
TOURIST SEASON
WILL SOON OPEN
INDICATIONS ARE THAT BRUINS
WICK WILL BE CROWDED
WITH VISITORS.

From recent indications Brunswick
viii this winter entertain more North
ern visitors than has ever before been
the case. This is evidenced by the
large number who have already en-
gagged accommodations at the Ogle-
thorpe hotel and elsewhere in the city
and it is understood that the first
tourists will arrive in the city early
next month to spend the entire sea
son.
The lessees of the Oglethorpe, who
a short time ago leased the hand
some Tampa Bay Hotel at Tampa, are
working in the interest of this city.
and it is announced by them that al
ready many large parties have been
made up to visit this city. Others
who will go to Tampa to spend sew
eral weeks will stop by Brunswick for
a stay on their return home. The
company intends to thoroughly advei
tise the city and the hotel. A han
some pamphlet, descriptive of Bruins
wick, is now in the hands of the pup =
fishers and will be issued within a
few weeks. Copies of it will be sent
to all sections of the country.
Last season, it will be remembered.
the Oglethorpe entertained quite a
large number of winter tourists. many
of them spending the entire winter
here, but this season promises to see
the popular hostelTW crowded
improvements are now being made
at the hotel painters being at work
on the building. Every room is in
first-class condition and will be put
into service during the winter.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-21
ARRIVED HERE PENNILEss.
Mississippi Woman Expected Her
Husband to Meet Her.

Mrs. A. E. Wilkerson and her three
children, of Quitman, Miss, arrived in
brunswick last night at o'clock over
the Coast Line, and when Mr.. Wilk-
erson failed to meet them at the de-
port the unfortunate woman found
herself in strange city without anY
funds, and for a time seemed to be
in great distress.
1t seems that the husband has been
at work at Woodbine, over in Cam
den county, for some time, and sew
eral days ago he wrote his wife to
leave her Mississippi home with their
three children. He gave her the route
from the little Mississippi city 10
Brunswick and stated i'll a letter re-
ceived by the wife that he would meet
them at the depot in Brunswick, but
when they arrived last night he was
not on hand. Mrs. Wilkerson had
spent what money she had in travelling
to the city, and was almost penniless
when she arrived here.
The Salvation Army was notified
and the wife and the three children
are being cared for at the headquar
ters. An effort will be made to locate
the husband this morning and it is ex
pected that he will arrive in the city
curing the day to take his family to
Woodbine.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-21
TILE MADE FROM SAND.
Manufacture OF This Material Is South
Georgia Discovery.

Ordinary Georgia snow, best known
chemicals, has made some of the fin
est samples of tiling ever seen in
this section. There is movement
on foot as a result of the successful
tests to establish tile factory at
Waycross to manufacture this product
exclusively for interior finishing and
floors. -
The owner of the formula has called
the product amalgalith, and banks on
it making sand from all of south
Georgia worth more than any other
material within this section.
No polishing is necessary in the
manufacture of the amalgalith, but 1T
comes from the patterns with poi.
ish as high as the best marble The
tile Is susceptible to coloring, and
limitations of granite and marble have
been made by some additional chem.
icals. A sample of the amalgalith was
left outdoors for sixty -four days, be-
ing used as a foot stone, and today
1t shows absolutely no scratches or
breaks, and has not changed color in
the least. The cost Of manufacturing
Is 50 small that it makes nearly all
money profit. Whether wet, hot cry
or cold, has no effect on amalgalith.
The manufacture Of this tile is re-
Fgarded as a distinct discovery for
south Georgia. The sand of other
sections is not suitable for its man.
ufacture, as tests have demonstrated
this beyond doubt. The imitation mar
BILE has been taken for the real thing
by some who examined the samples.