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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-01

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-01

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-02-01

CHlCAGo packers ask to be criminal prosecu
On the ground that they testified
lsO4 and are entitled to immunity Oh
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17
INSURRECTOS
 MORE DARING
BOTTLE UP FEDERAL TROOPS IN
 SMALL TOWN.
Nugget Special Servics.

Nugget Special Service.
 PRESIDIO. March 1.-The insur- gents have completely bottled the large federal forces at ojinaga and General Sanchez has appealed to General Lu- que in command. for permission to all low the women and children of the seiged hamlet. to cross the river to the American side Although this re- quest has not been granted as vet it is expected that safety for the women and children will be provided for. as an outbreak may be expected at any moment.
 The insurgents are growing more daring daily. and since the Juarez of hcials have shown that they wished to arbitratc. there is no checking the movements of the insurrectos
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17
IOITAROD IS
 SOME BOOSTER
NEWSPAPERS SHRiEk WiTH
 WILD REPORTS.
WITH

With todays mail. came an elaborate batch of Iditarod newspapers. Each copy received is filled chuck full of boosting dope" which. although per haps wanting in facts. is pretty good reading
 Following is list of scare heads which appeared on the front page of the Iditarod Nugget of February IS:
 Happy Creek Shows Up Fine Lot Of Dirt" This Creek Win Be Very Busy One Next Season" "Glen Gulch Shows Six Dollars Pan" and there are a bunch more Of like meaning. too numerous to reprint.
 It's mighty strange that the personal letters We have been receiving from those in the Iditarod do not tally with the reliable newspaper reports. If one might paraphrase Major Strong's banner. which is Haunted across the top of the front page of his paper. and which reads, "Out of the Moss and Niger Heads Arose an Inland Empire" We would suggest. "Out of the Moss and Nigger Heads Arose an Ingrown Suspicion" Nevertheless. the Iditarod Is there strong. when il comes to smearing on the boosting salye.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17
SPEED MAN|ACS ARE
 CAUGHT WITH GOODS

That the 1911 Sweepstakes race course will soon be changed from the proposed route to the old one Candl" and return, Is evident. according to. those who anticipate participating in the contest A strong effort will be made to have the course laid to the camp of andle and return to Nome. as u past years, and one of the drivers who had signin,d his intention of "n- tcriug the race several weeks ago. now maintains that he win not run if the odd course is mol selected for this years racc.
 Every body knows that the trails to Candle have proven to be exceptionally good for a contest of speed and dura- Llity. hut everybody does not know that thr proposed new route Is all that II should be for such a trying race
 A near as can he ascertained at tho present time. there will be some seven or cight entries in the Sweepstakes if thc c"urs, is laid to Candle and return.
 Tn, man "n the fence has nlraedy
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17
FULLER TELLS
 K. KS OF EGYPT

The ladies of the Kegoayah Kozga have been very fortunate in securing talent for their open meetings this winter and that they are appreciated was shown by the number who braved the storm Wednesday evening to hear Judge Fuller's lecture on Egypt. Just one year ago that day the judge land ed in Alexandria, city of about s00.- 000 people In the fine harbor were vessels from all over the world From there he took the train to Cairo. then to the island of Rhodda He was one guide was very positive that he was born there, the bullrushes were missing but the ground was there. the other guide. however. wasn't so posi- tive. he described the Sphinx and the Pyramids and told of their architect ural wonders and workmanship that surpasses that Of today. Both England and America have research parties there and the tombs are giving up the secrets they have so successfully held these thousands of years. and are con- stantly adding 10 the already valuable history of Egypt. The lecture was rre- ceded by two piano duets by Mrs. Cook and MT Peterson. who are both too we'll known to need any comment.
 At the conclusion. after a few re- marks by the president Of the club. Mrs. Schofield. a vocal solo. "Sing Me to Sleep tGreen) and a response to an encore Killarney" CBalfe) were rendered by Mrs. A. II. Bartlett, who has beautiful clear soprano voice.
 Mrs Curtis and Mrs. T. NJ. Gibson were the hostesses of the evening and were assisted In serving the refresh ments by Misses Mildred Lehmann. Helen Loman and Grace Chambers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17

seen teams go d scouting by, and trainers are now in their full glory
 Of course the Siberian dogs are given the edge on their more sensitive broth CTS. and it is predicted by those who should know that the John and Charlie Johnson entries will make new history in the annals of dogdom if weather and lrail conditions are favorable
 Capt Crimmins team is to be reck oncd with. and with the right man at the handles of the sled, it should find a place near first money.
 "Scotty" Allan will not attract "fav- orite" money this year as he has in the past. nor will Coke Hill. should he enter his outfit.
 IL Is rumored that dark horse" will be among the entries hut this is not known to be a fact
 This years Sweepstakes now but about three weeks in the future should prove the banner race of all. as great interest is being taken in All Aiaska's greatest sporting event on the calendar
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17
JUDGE mURANE ENJOYING
 THE HOT SPRINGS

Judge Murane telephoned in to Nome today to inform his friends that he Was enjoying the fine baths up at the Hot Springs. It's fine up here one can get a good boiling in the hot water as II flows from the bosom of the earth. In fact. I've half n notion to stick a fork into myself at times after coming out of the bath to see if I'm properly cooked"
 Judge Murane reports that he is en- toying his vacation and it is a de- liGhtful place for a person to visit in the winter He expects 10 return 10 hold court un pr about April |
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17
RUMOR HAS
 A. N. SOLD
REPORTED THAT A. N. RY. WAS
 TO BE ABSORBED.
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE, March IA current dis patch to this city from Spokane con veys the rumor that President Labare Morgan of the Alaska Northern, and the Guggenheims, had consummatei a deal on March I. in which the Copper River railroad was to absorb the A. N railroad.
 When interviewed on the subject to- day. Vice President Young of the Cop per River road. positively denied all knowledge of such a deal. He stated that his company had all of the AL aska railroads they wanted.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17
JOHNSON WAS BOOKED
 FOR |D|TAROD RACE

Tn" following excerpt was pilfercd from thy Tlltarod Pioneer of February n It's rgh, good story about proposed dog rac. but there is one radical mistake in u John Johnson of Nome. Is listed as one of the entries and as the ra," was to have been run ou March IT, and as John Johnson is m Nome today. the writer of the fol- lowing must have been hitting the pipe when he hammered out this:
 on the I7th of March and with purse of at least Si.OOO. Flat City will hold the second dog race of the Idit- arol and go this city one better. The race will be oyer the same course as the New Year event and will be open to aii corners teams Of all numbers admissible from to E drivers to ride nu skis or slcds as they desire.
 The hig event was framed up Fri day night at a meeting of enthusiastic boosters uf Flat town. and seems to have directly resulted from the arrival of John Johnson with his fine team from Nome The sight of so many dogs in one string seems to have fired their fancy. and they immediately got busy. 2
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17

A committee which will have charge nf the race and attend to all the details If preparation was appointed with Jack Connolly as chairman Bert Moorcs, Charles Shaw and sam Adams make up the committee. and they arc already on the job.
 The course will run from Flat to Iditarod and back by way of Boulder creek and discovery otter. That is. the course will cover this loop as before. but it Is not decided by the committee whether they will run to discovery first or pass it on the return.
 The purse which they declare will bc at least $l,O00. and may be more. will probably be split three ways with n good fat first money.
 There are already three prospective entries with excellent teams These are John Johnson with his l5 Siberian dogs. some of which were winners in the last Nome race Charles Renaud's string of bird dogs are also to be con sidercd on this short distance. and n team from Ophir Is assured which is stid to be a crackajack
 In addition. the committee expects to land at least ten other entries. and a splendid event is assured
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17
DISCOVERY NOW ANNOUNCES
 HANDICAP POOL TOURNAMENT

The Discovery desires to announce that the entry books are now open for the handicap pool tournament which will be pulled off in the near future. There will be no entry fee charged and every pool player in Nome Is urged to get in the game. Remember that the entry books are now open and that there Is no cost to get in the tourna- ment
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17
800 WANT TO
 VOTE IN APRIL
c:TY CLERK IS KEPT BUS"
 ENROLLING ELiGleLEs

Al noon today 50O names were reg isterod with the city clerk. for next months regular municipal election. It is beginning tn look as though every man entitled ta vote In this camp. will enroll. and as there are eight more days Jeff in which one may register. another 5oo win undoubtedly be tallicd within that time
 There are quite few boosters out urEluE al Co register and it Is com mnuly ramorcd that Bul Eddy k one of the rhilanthrapists who k donating his t.,t, ta the cause
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17
poIitieal flasbes
By Little Bow Peep.

Seven men who have been accused of being members Of that wonderful slate are mad as hornets and say that they won't take orders from that par ticular boss. They all want the honor Of being elected. but they don't want to turn the grindstone to sharpen up "old Blrs" ax. which they think Is too dull for hewing out good sound politi- cal timber
 C. r. Goggin thought that he would receive call so he hit the trail for the Hot Springs. and won't return until after the election He gave the people a chance to elect him mayor several years ago. but they turned him down even for member of the city council, SO to the tall timber for him"
 George Apple has a number of friends who would like to see him in the run ming and Apple turns them cll away TOT he claims to be on 10 all the tricks If soft soder. so they cant put it all over him with political soft soap.
 Russ Downing's admirers are sure that the toga would fall upon his man ly form if he would but say the word, and a ticket may yet emanatc from that thirst emporium. Russ claims to be up on Absinthe liquida ton hut don { care to run up against that absent treatment slate.
 | The sooner the wonderful slate is recalled the more likely are we to have ! settled weather, for that proved such a frost the atmospheric conditions was : also affected.
 There was a report being circulated this morning to the affect that some seven citizens were going to run for mayor alone and every one is now laboring under the impression that they are sure to be elected. all things be- ing equal But things are never equal in politics SO they want to get that mo- ton out of their heads.
 For the present We will withhold their names but should our readers care to work out the puzzle we will state that the letters in the wort "Gymbrch" represents the first letter ir each of the seven would he mayors names. But that is as far as we care to go just now for 1t would te wicked to handicap them at this stage of the game.
 A new slate is now in progress ot construction. and Captain Ribber i: putting the various parts together witt double clinch nails. of a better qualit, than he was able to get hold of las year For his iron bound double cincl went all to pieces and they were onl! able to find one little wee piece of i after the election.
 At the present time he is asking al
 his friends to register. and informs
 them there will be something doinI
 after a while. A few of his lieutenant say they will advise him to eonfin
 himself to words this election and no
 use so much printers ink as he dit
 last year. for when he reaches that ia
 to tell the voters "what is what" i
 amounts to the same thing as putting
 crape on himself and asking the un , dertaker to call at the houses of hi , friends.
 Only four petitions have been takel out as yet. but several want to knov if there Is any dang,r of the suppl, running short SO we can expect to hea
 something drop before long.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17
FORTY FIVE ENROLLED
 SINCE TWELVE O'CLOCK

Since r. o'clock this noon, forty hye more have registered. As the time for the closing of the books grows shorter those who would vote. flock n 70 thy clerks office by the dozen. Have you registered as yrt" 1T mol uhy uota
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17

You can buy Select Beer at the Eagle for the same price you psy fer inferior grades. You can eempas it with any coast or even any Eastern beer and for purity. flavor and cleanliness it has them sli beaten. Give Select . fair test and you will have no ether.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17
ABOUT THE MAIL

ThTe mail from the outside, consist ing of 136 pounds of papers for Nome. and 1o5 for other Alaska points arriv- eel this morning al 7:3o o'clock. John HcgnrSs. carrier The absence of first class matter was very noticeable as
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17
WOMEN WILL REIGN
 SUPREME TOMORROW EVE

Those Who do not believe that wo- men are entitled to equal suffrage with men. should not fail 10 attend the A. B. dance tomorrow night The fairer sex will have the entire say tomorrow evening. and their word will be law.
 When last seen today bunch of the women on that committee. were con cocting some new schemes to inveigle the more virile Tomorrow nights dance should cntice all Nome and il you fall to attend you will not he in the running
 Select that's the kind. Try it Come and get a sample.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17
DON'T GET pisGUsrED.

H your watch is out of order. Call on C. shallit. corner First and E streets. Watches cleaned, $t.so; main springs, st.oo. Mail orders attended promptly.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17

For the best in table wines try d gallon of either ciaret. port or sherry from Seward Commercial Co. Main 6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17

You can get the best grades of sisI- cd playing cards for g per dozen decks at The Eagle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17

For the best and cheapest meals in own go to Modini's Cafe. The only first class place in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17

For the best and cheapest meal in town ss to medini's Cafe. Only frss elsss place in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17

We will sell you four year old pure eIsret shipped direct to Us from the producer at sf per gallon. The Eagle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17
REMEMBER THE NAME.

For prompt and satisfactory laundry work call up the Peoples lsundry. Phone Main f5i.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17
FRESH HOME MADE CANDY.

Now that outside goods are getting stale, remember you can nave fresh made candy daily at Toby's. Don't put up with stale goods when you can pur- chase the fresh made home production for the same price.
 ToBYS CANDY KITcTHEN.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17

Good whisky by the gallon or bottle from Seward Commercial Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-03-17

Subscribe for the Nome Daily NIa- ge: $2.0o a mont!,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
SIDELICHTS
STILL ANOTHER VIEW OF THE CHINESE

Chinese passing
study usually accorded it. The small oResand their
led The visible characteristics stamping
them their nationality An them big and little alike have signs them
them little practise
distinguish Jap
readily and as accurately as he tell the difference between poi cocktail
glass alike
the goods dont smell alike attendants alike
goo at places you
anything nutmeg peck charcoal;
the Wholesale retail groceries liquors
and duty paid silks and linens and grain of kind and great variety
other articles be found quantities.
how piled according
rather than tier of tins of win
But all of these things be and while in their interesting
help little kill off otherwise idle tedious hour When you get
along further economy
more than one of these in Honou learn some things which you don't
books which stay
inevitably acquired n a to
particular mind just present Hotel
people
proprietor partners
visited Hawaii He Chinese clothes but talks English fairly we'll
of the fact His eyesight
dece the Imperial Edct concerning the
proprietor the implies He knows where each Of
his lives whether caught
they gamble
or unmp short their lives are as an open page before him he has
idea that his responsibility for his does not end with
the their his notion this line
without caring about its origin
gathers
easily found the janitOr
pred becoming dignity
Chinese the gamblers The
Tt 80 :, ~. ~ h%;5 @ NV ~ r 9 81 T aie 3 "a ,ato
fights activity everlasting eeps-
ness, oacy
governor and the price of rice and the attempt of Motmitb do up the
and geny
the celestial Fezwg participates and ympahzes at all places
particular
they early
Perhaps dudge ceasees dge but Socialism has but
little makeup of Chnaman and he ots possibly
happier his unemitpg toll than of his fellow whose
Chinese lot
certainly shall regret the day to when like the Jews they will be
nation without country
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
SUPERVISORS INSPECT SELECTED POI
SHOPS AND WONDER At THE CLEANLINESS

stated that if they had known as much
about poi shops when the supervisors
poi ordinance was first drafted as they
do now, it would have been modified
considerably, though they are in favor
of passing the ordinance as printed
without delay, in order that permits
may at once be issued to those poi
manufacturers whose shops are de-
clared sanitary by the city physician,
and thus enable them to resume their
business at the earliest possible mo-
ment. This will probably be at the
meeting Of the board tomorrow evening.
A suggestion as 10 the amendments
that may later BIO made to the poi ordi.
nance was given when II was stated
that the barrels In which II has been
the custom 10 deliver poi should be re-
placed by other Feeeptaelea more easily
sterlliEedj also that poi should be le'
gally defined as containing definite
percentage Of solids, Ia order 10 avoid
too great dilutlon with water
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04

Supervisor Kruger and City Physi.
clan Mackall, representing. the com
mittee of sanitation of the municipal
government, and Attorney Atkinson,
representing the associated poi manu-
faeturers, accompanied by Supervisor
Murray, yesterday made the round Of
five or six poi shops for the purpose OF
seeing If they were in a sanitary con
dtion.
They found that the shops visited,
with one exception, were clean, pro-
yided with suitable drainage and IN
unobieetionable locations according 10
their ideas. All the shops visited had
been laid with cement doors, and the
visitors were Informed by the pfOpFie'
tors that they we're very willing to co.
operate with the board Of supervisors
and comply with their demands.
After visiting the shops Doctor
Maekall said that he considered that
some OF the restrictions deemed neees'
aaTy BY Food Commissioner Blanchard
we're nfleulouai such as TcQuiHng tho
shops - have cement walls ak feet
high aud ~ have cement walls helWoen
the r0oms where pol u manufactured
and ihe sleeping apaFimonis Doctor
Aaekall says that sails eight inches
high 10 tha shops aff Hunicianii and
lhaf wooden walls between chs shops
proper aua s'nopinH apaFimepts shoHln
comply viii 40 reasonable teaifalg pIe
eaufl0ns
sapsylsan Kmeu apa aewil
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
Small Talks

WILLIE nearly picked up yesterday.
FRED MAKnNo.-Heo is get my RI laugh.
JACK sCULLY.Did twinkle backi
HARRY MURRAY.-eve the square he poi shops
GOVERNOR FREARKeeping keep
ing the secretary busy
EIGI Kohaa-speker Holsen should be
for his good Hawaii is proud of him
E. woLTER-I W. Scott, maj at
four months and 1 certain he did not kill himself
FRANK anything coming my
but brickbats There "AOha' for arrived
g. KELNo1-There one remedy for Honuus political Ills and that
elect Republican would lot of legislative
appropriations
has got to his the school bill Its sitting COnkng's lid
WILL sAB1NThe Advertiser the legislature like adding
chine and the other like cckwO with the handspring
p. just
when the Russians left The will all running blind for
a living
DoUTHTTIf my pOmce
mailing M would have Hitchcock
of raising magazine postal rates.
to do
the health committee was out looking for the other night
and that is how got stiff neck.
old police patrol The twelve TRUSTEES busted the springs
using wagon
grave injustice
Hawaiian sOn by of musicians of today by introducing for
eign chords their rendition of them
commission would be
great thing collected $1,000 this month shipping charges There is al
balance to spend wharf repairs and forth
ED TowsEIf the FHipnOs keep getting the
Filipino labor parallel
follows: There Filipino Hawaii
SHERIFF JARRETT think add something to the literature
the question When making the rounds of the tried
hit me over the head with long thin piece of iron pipe The villain
foied
SUPERVISOR LOW think the horedravn vehicle obsolete I'm
have out and of replacing with efppeed
equipment
SHERIFF JARRETTTakng deputy sheriff
during administration
the deputy
deputy gone
F. TEsTA the public really interested knowing that Fiesta
anybody the floor his
in The Advertiser mOnOzed the available chairI
Tesla the floor of the rOstum the senate chamber elevation much
he didn't his very
JAMES SMITHThere is peculiar hoodoo
ard There whispers that sending lot
y then when them here immigration
agent them away,
little aring his By that back all the
y nasty n he off lie
B,
believe
represent
granted posos, believe
thing legislature seriously request
appropriation
really
brings hundreds thousands
ARcHIvIsT legislature
archives Prince Kuo
Hawaiian during the time of Kameameha
French
yacht it Tahiti
of the old fort when
the
Hawaiian King the
The service, understand
possibly
persons connected with the Kakaua
ddered property of the state.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
pRoPsP rRHhTMnHT PoR
CHOLERA.

Take q double dose u 0hamborlaln :
Cole, Cholera and DiaFFhoea Remedy
after every operation Of fha bowels
unle ihan nalufal After three doses
hefe been taken 0f when ihe dlnTghssa
has heou cheeked take 4 dose of castor
ell ani sitter itai operates iaka TIE
remedy again a. before. ~ AZ hel aaa
lemalp 80 qplel af possible nHill opi y
faHgeE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04

properly would
tic enough erowdand vithai soul inspiring
All Of it to extent much
Of possessed which
Sunday night moving picture
be adopted be made night praise available
igbted individuals willing participate
aceompaniments
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04

Those who drafted the recruiting bills before the
treading They hitting
pelos taking the bbOad entail
shutting night schools
thing possible cOmmunitythey
churches gather this reading of House Bill GIL
This bill fined hundred dollars
particular
permission. yard
boz and pay my two-bi % The to says
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
FHR PHRfRoF REooMPHNsn.

Miss PasaayYou my hfe young ] repay
yeas How ! show graitudei Are you married."
Young ManfYes and be cook for ua"Wonans Hume Com
panion