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The Washington times., 1911-06-07
Taft's Niece to Head
GeorgetoWn,Alumnae

During the next fiscal year Mrs. Nell
lie Taylor Taft, of New York, niece of
President Taft, will be president of the
Alumnae Association of GEORGETOWN
visitation Academy. Together with
nve other members, she was nominated
Tor the head of the association, which
mas membership throughout the world.
Al the annual meeting held yesterday
she was elected and fifteen vice pres
dents wre selected from the list of
l39 nominees.
A scheme for the erection and equip
ment of memorial hall by the alumnae
association was launched at the meet
ing by Mrs. Emma Etherbridge Moran.
The plan was received with such en-
thusiasm that It is considered GER
tain the building will be erected on the
academy grounds within the next year
At the annual banquet, which was at
tended by a large number of the 154
members who were in attendance at
the meeting, addresses were made by
Mrs. Helen Heinz Oracle, Mrs. NJ. B.
Dugan, Mrs. E. c. Moran. Mrs. James
Turnbull, Miss Antoinette Ray, and Miss
Dorothy Williams.
A three-days spiritual retreat has
been entered into by seventy of the
members of the association.
The Washington times., 1911-06-07
Mr.. P. MUTT FACES
SWEEPING PROBE BY
GOVERNMENT BOARD
DIR. Wiley and Aids to In
vestigate Charges
From South.

Eminent physicians are to diagnose
the case Of Mr.. P. Mutt The examina-
ton will take place in Washington on
| June IA and will be conducted in the
presence of the man who nurtured and
raised him, Mr.. P. Mutt Grower, of Vir-
giria and the Carolinas.
Should the test prove the aspirant to
membership in the Mystic Order of Pure
Foods to be physically sound. he will
not he blackballed by Exalted Ruler H.
w. Wiley, but will be admitted even
though double jointed.
The breath of scandal has carried to
the ears Of the Bureau of Chemistry,
however, that all members of the P.
Mutt family are not pure, and that they
are especially bad at this season OF the
year
1t is to prove or disapprove this
statement that DR.. Wiley and
Dr. Dunlap. as representatives OF OF
meet with the peanut growers of the
States south of the Potomac next week.
The peanut will come up for his exam
ination in DR.. Wiley's office.
Unless the Bureau of Chemistry is
mistaken, Mr.. Ultimate Consumer has
been the lodge goat that Candidate P.
Mutt has been riding during his first de-
grees in the ranks of the Pure Foods.
His covering of purity provided by a
white shell Is said to be due to copious
applications OF Tollanite and that in
reality he is black
AS a matter of fact. Uncle Sans
scientists and the peanut growers are
going to try to reach an agreement on
the puzzle:
When is a peanut not a peanut"
The bureaus answer is: when 1t is
bad" That OF the grower, When II is
all bad"
The Bureau Of Chemistry has made
experiments and found that peanuts
keep very we'll from the time they are
gathered in the fall until the spring,
but when the warm weather comes they
are quickly affected.
But the fate of the indispensable circus
requisite hangs in the balance until
June II.
The Washington times., 1911-06-07
Thought He Got Peddler's
License; Was Married

CHICAGO, June 7.-Asserting that he
was married 20 4 casual girl friend
when he supposed that he vas obtain
ing a peddler's license, Philip Fishmin
has applied to the courts for a decree
of annulment.
According to the testimony offered,
neither Fishmin nor his unknowning
bride could understand English, and
were not aware that the marriage cere-
rnonv vas other than a peddler's license
forrnality
The Washington times., 1911-06-07
Birthday of CZarina.

ST. PETERSBURG. June The
Czarina's thirty-ninth birthday ami
versarv was observed as a general holi-
dav throughout the empire today. The
hc'lth Of her imperial majesty is off,
cia'lv stated 10 be better than for some
time past.
The Washington times., 1911-06-07
Object to Flag.

OTTAWA. Ont, June The sight
Of the Stars and Stripes floating over
the tents OF American campers in AL
gonquin park has raised the ire Of the
Dominion government. An order has
gone forth that mo flag but the British
flag shall be f1oated in the park"
To Be Married In June?
Consult GUIDE about the flowers and
floral decorations. 1914 F street.-Advt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
Friday. November -. 1911.
TIE GERMAN PLAN.

That deep thinker aud .,ner, Oh
server Thomas A Edison. has been
spending several months abroad lie
mas made a careful study o. Ger
fnanys Industrial conditions and he
nves some - his impressions In th.
seieniinc American Nr Edison doe,
not hesitate 10 declare TIA, the In
dus'rial supremacy az The United
States IL threatened By the activities
And energies Of Germany manufac
tarerS. Mr.. Edison studied Ger
msny's conditions, and especially the
uethods pursued by the Germans
The secret OF Germany success. he
says. II:
Her intsiiissnc~ 1er patience. Ter lr-
y o-operatton. In the sNslnpm-ut ~
ttAeir Industries and rumm-rrs r. Ger
mans are q united people rhsv are
- ulon = carefIllr % ordained
phen. having Tor IT, Ultimate Object md
capturing o. tie major portion ~ 81.
sorld commerce ardfu t4ls effort tie
hsye th@ grest ~ahNantaEc ovei other
,onntries ana p~arurularlF over tIs
lnlted states. that thsy have bach az
them he ssslstanco ana pr.-tIsr ~ t-~
usrunn Eovernm@nt
The German government and Ger
msny's lndustrialism are In omen
partnership II rs the aim and policy
OF German Legislation 10 build up Ger.
mar trade wherever possible. Il Is
a development on n broad scale OF
the principle OF protection which has
made this country 90 prosperous and
so successful. During recent wears
We have seen the development Of an
other sentiment Ia Tie United states
namely. a sentiment that seems 10 BE-
based on the assumption that wealth
and enterprise must be restricted.
lest they become dangerous hat
capital IL a foe 10 humanity. and nat
great business institutions must OF
necessity be evil. n Tor NO other rca
son than because OF their size In
Germany. combinations o. capital are
Nelcomed and properly regulated IN
this county the tendency - 20 crush
and scatter them Results at the
present time seem 10 indicate that
tho German plan has some ad,an'
ages
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
III CRIME OF MAR

The race Tor the biggest and dead
lest battieshiD stlli contiuues Great
Bntaiu's twenty arsi dreadnOught
Vas launched az Dcvonport on Mon
dsy She 10 20 BE- called the Centu
riOn. and the aim OF her builders Is
10 make her not oniy gun proof. but
torpedO-proo by The multiplication
% water proof departments through
out tho hull In tie the
Board OF Construction A. Washing.
ton f. completing plans for two huge
~baitleships which are 10 BE- over 30
900 tons displacement. with ten ~
inch rifles. and steaming capacity 20
take them back and forth ocross the
Atlantic. These will be the naval
monsters OF today until some other
ambitious nation surprises them with
something more powerful The bat
tleships that fought the war With
Spain have long since become obso-
lete. Even the terrors OF the Iapa-
nese navy that held the Straits %
Japan against Rod estvensky would
be fearfuily o~utclss-ed by one OF the
modern dreadnoughts The first
dreadnouFht launched onl, about SIX
years ago would not b. able 20 cope
with any one Of a hair hundred i'm
alto that have been built since
Where and when Is this competition
la naval expenditure 90 end, Already
Great Britain 10 %groAning under the
burden. France has begun TO SHOW
signs OF weakness. and even In our
own country the naval budget has
become a heavy charge.
one hundred millions and more
spent on the navy every year makes
an annual charge for every man. wo-
man and child ~ over a dollar per
head In the average working mans
family ~ ave or six " means The
loss OF Two or three good pairs o.
.hoes. o. means. moreover. the with
dravaI from productive activities %
thousands OF ~able-bodied men. Con
slant preparation FOR var Is 'he q
rant.c crime and folly Of rhe twen
ti.th century. \ more enlightened
world centuries hence may look back
with wonder upon a time" when civ
fuzed men we're so Jealous and suspi
cious ~ each other that thcy devoted
"a very large proportion uf their time
aud their wealth to preparations Tor
killing each other instead ~ for IN
creas,ng their osu happin" aud
Neil being
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosoph..

The msn whose appetite is fine. Vho can when he sits ur 4, dim,
dispose Of sundy chops or steak. and finish uc on res ana a..
Who goes cean through the bl Of fare before he rice.
The GOOD from hs ehar that man should envy none on Garth
APPETITE the gods we're smiling a. bis brth, Re NAV he soo-.t
humble toll 90 pushing rioVsharcs through the soil %,
packing s~ll for hungry soVs. 20 saving horns from muley eous q,
digging gumoo m a ditch bur he can veu the idle rich. ana he cal,
look on seepued kings and say I'm better oH. bv jnes, For VIA,
avals all wealth or romF f one IS NOT inspired 70 romp Nhen sounds H..
gladscne dinner horn 10 rather chew an ear Of corr. or =, !,
shoulder or a ham. or tl myself With rruues and jam. and know can
digest the same than hs>k 900 ~calth or roll in fame" This World Nd.
sorrow is rerlste for those Who Vinoe when The, must ear Who bs,.
10 exercise the jaw or r-eige>tcd chor ami straw Who look v-b
horror on a roast as though vas their father ghost But Lfe is nr
of wholesome gee Co. BIN whose stomach BOLD ana f-.. .f...
ready for a ehOre. takes VIA, 90 gets ans looks for more
Walt MASON
essyus-- i3I b. oss vi,hs- As.na
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
NEW CHARTERS
siH Concerns Incorporated Under the
Laws Of stats OF west virE1His.
BY CAL y. YOUNG.
Charleston. W. Va. Nov. a

Tie ..il.UIrs charter. r,,~ t..,
sued by tr. ser-.t--v 81 s..t.
."i
On ''""
''i'n'.. NN-
"N'' SOU in''ft"fat 't-
W"
- "
'"''t 'npa 90 ii.L-
Hns'"r "a. Ns Goo own arI ur@rst. s
.o-e. i0 tff '.'r A-frHr't~i capital
'linrr WIi 'aw a.
% .i"0r ODD ia G~-"-rveil d. T i~foI-val-.
a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24

A = German. the Democratic can
didate FOR Governor Of Maryland who
was defeated at the last election. an
unc hat he will contest the re
suit How like the eood old Demo
cratic daya IN West Virginia, Apd
by The way the same Influences thar
backed Gorman In Maryland. backed
the Fleming contest Tor the Governor
ship IN West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
OISCRACED CHAPLAIN
on WAY TO CANADA

LONDON. No' 23-u is repsr-od
today that the Rev Frederick
iercival Farrar. whose appointment
as chaplain to tho king and honorar,
chaplain fO Queen Alexandra was
cancelled hl the klng Without iug ro1
son being made public. ha. gone to
& anada Hc probably i- ~tray,liuE In
cpgnito and the nam. of tho steamer
which hc sailed . NOT known
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F~ polite barter au
"n ma sar ..s
ne T4lA f-raralrs~rss sH1
"f 80 fa~W ~hepn-Fr Instead
prompted H. owing f.f4shf
. "a @DAe f.iioNiEz 30 rsmpL D
ssfru. p
More power 20 he Worlds LeaE.,
fnr a Sane Christina The Ereat
tristan holiday has become an
abuse and a burden 1t do more
70 teach the real meaning o. CHRIST.
mas. 10 giorlfy The chris, ,nfd 0lo
came 90 save men
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
rHe SANE CHRISTMAS

The Worlds League FOR IL sane
Christmas comes out ~ indianapolis.
Ind. Hitherto lndiana's chIef prod
ucts have bern poets. uotclists and n
high grade ~ pork The Indiana hog
has run a close race Vith Indiana
Literature for fame. nnd now Indiana
offers another good thing io the
world The Worlds League for 90
sane Christmas proposes 20 make
al upon The indiacriminatc gff.
making which renders tho Christmas
season a burden aud dread 90 millions
OF people. u is the intention n tho
league. 40 says its literature. not 90
lessen the day FOR tho children. but
rather @ teach them tho truth cm
bodied 10 tho day
our system OF giving r. . -fa ..
tay. LACKS even fHr rri.mrUtr uf Hr..rf.
1f givina 20 rarrira bob Iu- frsIn Narf.
SHIPS. A~sartasAer. aud leH. Or msara
follow 81 b. wccis Hr .Irrra anI f.r. 81.
est. Nhilo frr ut.rrr VII. Iea.r fIHra
rutl the las menrs f mI
rnsh and Df.HI OF N.f a...r.un
days And TO- " .t Dor r-sr mar
someone uIf give H E|H r.. r.. r
he bone 20 EIt. II r.. tuat ord.
word-fN' IIANHI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
A COMPROMISE
IS RECOMMENDED
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE 81.
VORe PAYING HANCHER.
Streets Alleys I'D Grades Co~~tttss
Recommends Nca street for Nod
r. Foundry Company

The council conference Committee
composed % Messrs ~PeffIcorI. seal
iey and Sweeney 81 thc Firsf branch
aud Messrs Stun. RIDDLE. Jr. and
asai.sf fI- cf. fnr fn~ .os " s ta
.tir horse caused lIroae Injured
Hr a.. .... -.- u- l4- -n.lr
f.- Urr. pIa..l
..- .rab.r I- was
l.e le1 to recommend f1 council ..a
ST. Iarcaer hr laid $3.50 srf ue
rrr fo usr .le court r1a-- 0. Tie
icrwrr care Narsrs prff.rrrd. Seal
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STATE DEATHS
Youna Woman pead.

80" a' iiNrfHf.H 60 f"e 4ufs.HEf. frN.
FAlItMONT. W Va. NoV 23-Nrs
Neal Clayton. aged % years. died This
morning az . O'Clock az her home ~
Fairyicw after a brief illness with
typhoid pneumonia The deceased
was q daughter Of Clark stone. Of
CiarksburE She II survived ~ hTr
husband and two children Funeral
arrangements have not set been com
ufcfcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24

'u Avn. ana J men raHfd That 10 had signed his name 10 ten uUUora Of
Aos'rument bond, within forty EIGHT rolrs inc fhv v.r, -. h. sT-. ,
81 emergency TRANSACTION 20 Great f-taiu % secure n loan OF, ~. r,uc,
IA S"a Nhch % 'n-d" 'p Charles Francis Adams or Minister %
England i@ and / compared notes and re hon decided to begin a ma
II" '~W" "tA@I when "ord maxi Dr. Unnecessary 70 hate an actual ar
ioKfapn or "a 0auk president or o. ar omCer or the Treasury Department A.
"NN Dam" notes FL" government bond. or rEai tender
'Lh'"ndeu SN senator o~rlI Who represented hi. StHe of Nernort
mo a." my VA senator ~ 30 Estt OF Connecticut. ard both promised
TO An IN ecurnE eEfatCu which would make t possible To u. a mr .l.
sAnp instead or a. actual autograph upon bank notes or govern. men obi
auoh- iod senator fIr. ard te told the proper Cousres- unlt-
Ha uhers 'onsrrr- authorized tha uro Of fc SMILES upon bank no,c- and
t"e M notes. ne day would urey come when 20 would b.. tnpossibe
u" 'WNHh . %" c4Tenc- needed that human endurance az nt cquaIlo
ne tash of signing nance D. the hundreds OF thousands eacb =, -.narrton
." 10. 'Hsha SIGNATURE. -,Dn one bank or government notes
hW- q o fou know. most of th" committee felt that q hank NOT. ,oulF h.
"| uh'-H ~ uW' ih" dfHa. .Igna.c % RE president and lHr cashier
uPM ' me iai a government. note ought always fo bear the actual auto
t-pn o. 10" heEsi~r ~ The Tress uy suppose my not live long
enough TO see tM- legislation put up OF te statute hooks I'm. nal N
words - VIII come some day"
Mr. Acton did live Ions enough f1 SEQ the IerHlano cha. t..s and ,h+
ieuden proposed placed upon tc Federal statute books ans he vas of the
"II ~" 1890 u@ 'u Do JOG been ior 'o PARALYSIS fror he suffered. as
W. as hefiN'raF O. mtenieu. due go the signing coLsrcuuSrly Of their nance
70 government noteH-tor more tui ta,ut Four hours az a stretch fMs
hAsh gratifying legislation would no. have been secured
ttopyrtght 1911. hS p J F4vards Al rights reserved.
morTo Nr Edwards sH tl of The Success THAI Was thee Death
neil of a Colossal Enerprse
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TIE CASE

Bs The time This issue ~ The Intel
rcnc'r reaches The majority VI its
resdcrs Henry GA, Heatue win have
paid With Dole life tine penalty OF ono
or 're most horrible crimes iu Amer
team criminal ANIMAL. a Young man
of Eooi .am'.s with o. good education
Nth o-uportuuiHe. Tor Advancement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24

Mr. william = Bryan was a passen.
ger on ne Prnz Joachim. Witch hit
a suukeu reef on on 81 the West
Indian Islands Nj Hryan hiss %
often sailed The good ship Demo-
racy onto the rocks that he must
have fcIt quite a. home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24

and usefulness open before him. he
deliberately chose a IKE OF sin and
vice. Yet the crime he committed
n that even the most vicious
might bah az. There is every roa.
son 70 believe that Beattie was guilt,
aud hat the law has made no mis-
In his execution
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24

MRS Won cLAUssEN HURT
LEbPiNo OUT or WINDOW

NEW YORK, NOV. 28-Nu. ids
.on llaussen Who once sued The9.
lnf- hppa"f-I % nj million dollars
'r~t's' 81" tald. b. 'n'.rfrr-d aifn
rIfr-HH sf .I. r1rrr ~
a ra unable FOOL ppesr .1lay
Nnulss..H APPOINTED 10
H". sanity fraGe 80
rose -r- ana fr. rs .1 81 1r. from
slae Im b. .eap.1e frou
"a second ors aIraor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
New News of YESTERDAY
T~o Gases of Paralysis That Changed a Federal BANKING Law
tsy Z J es~srs

It 80 -. ~ o. are q nsnon4. ryu,auon Il '~ .ne % ,e
1t fNs % NJ fork 'F t-fnE. ne Ci1l War beCause be- a. chief
.er 'eram - rcTr A. s'er As-ssnt rrea-ur,r % the
t~' STATE n ruafzr - 80 sltTressury ~ Neu Nors city After MS
rm neg. r,ars4 - l~ame io'''1-at % . sateehar~re1 eank -d one
o. i2TE4, Tor ir ~ cur STATE bsnas are not allowed TO ..ue an,
F"u'l iai -s 'h" cf r" E-ators N, This ~ bAnk wa- orE.nir.l
~ = = SfH- rTh-r hrn . tutera rhar-- You 80 II vi - had AIKEN ont
a na"onai cnarf-s s"d 'd .--l~d currency A. BE-. PRESIDENT o. ne hars you'd
Nv. - ----.--- 2. -. -..- -. - .-- --.- ~. ! ...-..... - ~
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NEW NAETINsN1LI.E. 49, va.
nov 23-Mrs Jacob Ha=SiE au aged
and highly respectable lady. died Dis
morning at her home near The CIty.
Her funeral $3.50 take place saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24

-rs fsf ft.rtf.U f. fuI...es..
GRAFTON. vs. Va. Nos 40.
trrw Young. % prominent citizen OF
this cite. dicd ON Weducfdav One
son and sIA daughters survive
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Mrs Mary Fitzgerald

Special Dispatch tH mr Intel Efrrer
MARTGNSBURG. " Va. nov %
Mr. MARY Fitzgerald died sudden.
IS a. her home here TODAY. aged 90.
She was a native o. ireland Five
children survive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24

.if' J rouii .ldolbt~di, have brought - a recurrence
f Poe 'etn5o-ar parsly~R - me rsf' arm ard hard
~Hn which ] Ma Afflicted vh~u Assistant Treasurer -
N'a ftra. and which uas due 90 The fac, thst "a.
'omDet -- to san ms name 20 Re- iarEe nunher % va
ants mere teirs an especs em~rr-nc, watch made
necessary tcr these warrants % D. izSuet ritA'n fort,
'tA' hcurs signed my name steadily FOR don't
hn'N bow many hours. and when ? vas tnrouE. m,
.aAo ata arm ~ere perfecuJ numb id rot recover
lie -se a. them ultl several week, had na~aed
Soon snsr ] dc This work ne. M, old friend
A % H;"nd~n. Who had been RsgiFtrar % The Trea-
AS department % Washington IN Lincola adminis,rn-
non l noticed trat le vas unable 90 use hs -shr hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24
FEARING FOR THE WOOL
INTERESTS At WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON. Noy 23 Pres.
dent TAFT today promised Senator
0moot ~ Utah 20 give 10 hedr.re 10
representative- OF tho National Wool
Growers association and tho Titan
ana wyoming Wool Growers assooI
alton on the wool Industry az the
White House on Saturday.
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For every time a man 10 hurt be 10
scared n hundred times
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Do, ~rHeenrf ana schambra tDIas n
r favor ehlic Messra HIlu and.
Riddle Dr.. voted aEalnaf I
streets. Alieys ard Csadea
The committee on afreofs. AIMS
n r-a0fF mot yesterday 80 No.
and made sn Inspection 0f ffe sfreots
20 fle casf rrd Of no sIfs that fho
heeIInE Mold FounIr. petitions,
81 f1 have closed end fha offer %
'lnu q rf ono The comm ffee de-
o1ed io recommend r fntorahy 20
council
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you have anything fo sas % q
mule. a. if t0 ha ferc
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There 30 800 leftover stock ou the
political pie counter
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fssls1sG DAILY. Easpr 4Ufa.. sy f.s
lnuhisencsr F4blsH1E D.mranT.
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Men'sand Young Mems Overcoats spe.
cal values. $50 SO. SIS. MeFadden's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-24

These clever German inNen-
mons are the latest sensations IN
See them IN Tovland
SI.O0 10 S2.75. 20
Get a Bubble Blower
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-16

SpeG,al Nugget Ss-vios.
 WASHINGTON. D. C. Dee. IS. Yes t"r,Iay afternoon Congressman sidney And,.i-o uf Minnesota. introduced s bill providing for the construction or uotinnll railroad from Seward to the Matanuska coal fields. with a view of extending the same on to the Yukon T, CT at puint [" h" recommended by 1oard of government engineers
 CunErcssiuan Anderson l. H repub- licau and the house being democratic thcre is chance for the bill being given considerable time In the com mitt-e eu territories. but it is s pop uiar measure and framed In c manner that will meet many requirements in the development of the North
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-16
AMERICAN SCOUTS
 KILL AZ M0ROS
Special Nugget Service.

LANAO. P. |. Dec. i5.-The Amer ican scouts dispatched to run to earth the band of Moro outlaws who have been committing many depredations in this vicinity of late were success ful in wiping out 42 of them.
 The scouts came upon the band of outlaws in the volcanic region of the island. where they had their rendez- vous and the total number present wiped out being forty one. It is be- lieved there are many other Moros at large belonging to the band but the punishment administered to over for ty of their gang Is believed will have wholesome effect upon the murder CTS and thieves who have terrorized the white inhabitants of the island for months.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-16

Nugget Speeial SerVt-s.
 INDIANAPOLIS. Dec Is 6-United States District Attorney Chas. w. Mil Ter. in charge of the grand jury. now Investigating the McNamara brothers dynamiting cases. stated today The government has three of the men who committed the deeds. and we are now after those who furnished the funds for carrying on the operations.
 We know that thousands of dollars have been expended during the past six or seven years the period the unions were hiring men to go about the country blowing mp non-union works and structures being erected by the open shop method.
 The three men we have. all three
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-16

The navy Wili md d Cuailus station at Seward. should the hill pa md become law Should the s"v,ru- mcnt prch,-. the Alaska Central thr coal could be marketed within q Jew months "r by th, time tn, government could provide bunker. aud -uitahle dockagc f"r coaling the wan ,e-S.I..
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 The natural tortiheauuu. fa the harbor when mounted with modern guns will make the same a secend