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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28
A. 8. dance. Friday night, Sept. 29.
PTARMIGAN SWARM
 OVER SENATOR

'i'"rge Rralc. who came over on the steamship Senator from St Michael yesterday stated flock of ptarmieuu lighted on the boat between Cape Nome and St. Michael to plentlry that tho sailors who were at the time busy scrubhing down the deck captured ahort tlrre hundred of them
 Tl , ri-aus was filled with them anI when the boat came in sight of Cape Nome the birds scantcd for shore.
 Mir Reale stated the sailors had a mess of ptarmigan stew last night which Was the finest ever
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28
Special to the Nugget Via skaeway, Whitehorse,, Dawson and Eaale.


 Whitehorse,, Dawson and Eaale.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2s.-The success of San Franciscos fair, the Panama Pacific exposition is assured say the promoters of the great event.
 The primary elections held yesterday show from the returns that James Rolph. Jr.. the nominee on the fusion ticket of republicans and democrats. leads P. II. Mccarthy. the present union labor mayor. by over 25.OOO votes, lO26 voters registered for the pri- mary which is by far the greatest number the registrar has ever had to handle. The main issue of this entire campaign was the fair
 Mayor Mccarthy in attempting to make this city the Paris of America has stepped too far over the border line of decency for right thinking peo- pie to tolerate him any longer and while the election will not be held until November the primary just held, con ducted under the st law. is a posi- tive forecast of the outcome on election day.
 The people of San Francisco are de- termined that they shall not be held by the throat at the mercy of the labor unions, some of which have become SO arrogant as to he even menace to their own kind. For instance the plumbers union have a rule restricting the number of apprentices and requir- ing that none but sons of plumbers members of their union. can become such apprentices; son of brickIay- CT, plasterer. carpenter or other me- chanics are unfortunate in being born that way should they desire to learn the plumbing trade in this community.
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how h" had worked hard and long from Seattle as his headquarters getting in touch with Champ Clark. demo"~1ti, leader of th" house. Underwood suJ several other great men in th. iarty stating what Alaska wanted ali p.- ,ng their general spokesman. That ho lad been assured many things re..... - 70. n.auy pledges and had many ,ndr, ,a' divers methods for securing the go < loru tl. sky bright w. ptom
 as. rncircle sl.d emcump'.. ;rc
 @ a..,.~ ,ts round nd about
 r. NeSt"r stated he was a demo crat and let it go at that
 Rev. C. n. Christian reported he too. was democrat.
 The chair then appointed Conrad Breeding. J. P. Daly and Con Kelly a committee of three to select forty dele gates from the names of those who would take the following solemn pledge
 pECLAEATlpN OF PRINCIPLES.
 Tho undersigned citizens ur the Uni t"d states brhryiug in the principles "r good government as "Npounded by Che democratic party and desirous of seeing a democratic president in the Whit" Ii"us" st Washington. as well "~ a democratic delegate for Alaska. u congress. d" hereby av"w our dem ocra'y. and pledge our support to tho success of democracy at lh" coming election.
 While the committee w.r. making uut the list Thomas Galfu,y was called ''p"u. 1ls" o. n. Cochran. who perhaps
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28
CURTIS PLED6ES
 HIS REPORT
Special to the Nugget via skssway

TOPEKA. Kan. Sept. 2s-SanatJr Jr Charles Curtis has pledged Secretary Fisher his support to the recommenda- tions he may make to the president, pertaining to Alaska
 Senator Curtis also informed Mir Fisher that he was out for the regular republicans. and believed the party should stand pat for straight out and out party politics.
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CT of three children Though con servative business man, Rolph is no sense a fanatic. He is connected with a large shipping firm and has always been an employer of union labor Mo Carthy all through the campaign has cried "citizen's alliance" at Rolph. but the cry of wolf didn't take well with the voters who knew better
 Every newspaper in san Francisco espoused the candidacy of the success ful candidate and to their indefatigable efforts and the platform-The 1915 fair-is due the big vote boiled for James Rolph, Jr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28

made the best speech of the evening for he Int the nail pu the head and did not abuse the other side Telling thos, present what Was what.
 George E. Griesbv Was then accepted int" th" party as the baby democrat. and the committe" outside must hay. been listening for they got his name on the delegate role.
 The chair appointed committee of five [" consist of th. central local com mittee (" haudl, the affairs of the par ty as follows O. D Cochran. Russ Downing. James Murray. W R Hays and Dave PenneIl
 The committee of three having had time [" copy the names agreed upon returned th. following
 John p. F1auigan. ChaS W. Gaylr. Con Kelly. John Ohrm. Barney Gibney. M Q. SoIhrrg Anthony McGettigan. Barney O'Rrilley. Thos. Ganney. C. IT Mccoy. John Flynn. A ! Daly. wm. Kirk. Geo. E. Grigsby. J. P. Daly. <. Shmson Andy Nelson. II C Loenhaus- "r Phil Murphy Russ Downing. w. C. McGuire. Geo. Nolker. James Rowland. l.. Nelson. Wm. Fisher Richard Con nor. Robert Redmond. John Nelson W. Hays Phil Ernst Robt Summers. Wm. D"un"lly Geo. L.. Stanley. Dr. F. F. Hill. Tom Donahue. John Brewers. C. N"ikcr. Geo. Sykes. Jim Frawley. Ed Young. Pete Sather Rev. Christian. August Hamburger. Thos. Clrrr. Peter Eavauaush and Wm Sheehan
 Social dance. Sat. night. Eagle Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28
SEATTLE NEW CHAMBER
 COMMERCE NOT POPULAR
SpeeisI to the Nugget via Skaeway Whitehorse aud Eaale.

SEATTLE. Sept 2S.-The Commer- cial Club of Seattle has declined to recognize the new chamber of com merce. and yesterday notified that body they would not affiliate with them
 The new chamber of commerce was recently organized on more extensive scale, and the promoters were given every encouragement at the time. but the commercial club of the city. which is composed of the leading spirited peo- pie of Seattle has hatly turned the new organization down.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28
R0BS BANK THEN
 KILLS HIMSELF
Nugget Special Service, Via skaewsy Whitehorse and Eaale.

SALT LAKE. Sept. 2S-A bank rob Der by the name of O. Harvey, walked into local bank yesterday afternoon shortly before the closing hour and with a six shooter pointed at the pay ing teller, made him hand over a large sum of money.
 No sooner had the robber escaped from the bank when catch thief was heard and large crowd commenced to give chase. After running for several blocks and seeing there vas no avenue of escape 0. Harvey pressed his gun against his heart while running and
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28
DR. WILEY SAYS GET MARRIED.
Nugget Special Service. Via Skaqwa, Whitehorse and Eagle.

WASHtNGToN. Sept s> Dr liar yry Wiley has given out the informa tion that to live long and be healthy get married All the talk about the wives being poor cooks k "bosh" the married men live longer. and statistics proves are more healthy class d people than the unmarried folks
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28
MAYOR MCCARTHY DEFEATED
AMERICAN TOBACCO
 COMPANY WILL QUIT
Special to the Nugget via Skagway
 Whitehorse, Dawson and Eaqle.

Whitehorse, Dawson and Eagle.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The officials of the American Tobacco Company are ready to obey the mandates of the su- preme court and dissolve as per in struCtions.
 The attorneys of the trust today stated they would cease to exist on the 2nd day of October. and after that date the American Tobacco Company would be a concern of the past.
 The methods for absorbing this great concern into other companies k not given out: hut il k believed to he along the lines of the Standard Oil That instead of one gigantic trust there will be many small companies with head quarters in. the different states where they win carry on their business
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28
MASSACHUSETTS, HOLD
 PRIMARIES ELECTION

Special to the Nugget via skaswsy.
 whitehorss and asle.
 BOSTON. Sept 2S.- Yesterday at the primaries held here in the state the democrats renominated Gov. Eugene R Foss to succeed himself and the re puhlicans have placed in nomination the present lieutenant Governor Louis A Buckingham.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28
NOTICE

Members of the Scottish Rites Glass. who have not yet called at Iou,sn Bros. will do so at once. so that the group picture may be completed.
 R. W. THOMPSON.
 Secretary,
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28

MINING EoITIom EARLY IN OCT.
 The Mining & Dredging Edition of the Nome Daily Nugget will be ready for delivery early in October. Be sue 10 place your orders to insure early delivery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28
NOTICE

Do not be deceived by a monopoly. WE WILL save you 20 per cent on at electrical supplies. Come and see the Improved Tungsten Lamp. Carleton Hardware Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28
WOMAN AWARDED
 S5,OOO DAMA6ES
Nugget Special Service, Via skaswsy
 Whitehorse and Eagle.

PORTLAND. Sept 2S.-Mrs. Crosby Was this morning awarded five thou sand dollars for damages iu having hrcn wrongfully arrested here in the city.
 The arrest took place some months ago and the woman after proving sh" was not the person sought. nor was u any manner or form connected with the person the police were hunting for. wa~ released. She brought suit for dam ages against the city for false i'm pri~onment. and this morning was awarded the sum of S5.0oU.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28
DENVER WOMAN
 KILLS HUSBAND
Special to the Nugget via Ska9way. Mhitehorse and Eagle.

DENVER Sept eN-Thts mornuv Mrs. Charlr~ Patterson killed her hus band. claiming he had sent her to Chicag" millionaire. That br laid a trap for her lu which she Was Co Sscri- flee her honor That sh, escaped and returned home this morning and sent a bullet through the breast uf urr hu~- band. who would knowingly try to place his wife m th. position he had her.
 The killing af the husband by Mrs Patterson has created quite sensa tinn for she gave herself up to the police and related such story that it Is claimed she will be allowed her free dom under what tx termed the unwrit- ten law.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28
MURDER AND SUICIDE
 SEATTLE CONTRACTOR

captions to his manner of carrying on the work. Words followed and both men became somewhat angry at the other when all of a sudden Andrewson drew a revolver and shot Springstrom dead.
 Beforr any person could arrest him or get the gun away he turned the in strument upon himself and committed suicide.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28
& LAUGHS. Chemist,

Assays Of common and rare metals Carloads tor isssl of ore tested on mill size machinery. Write for catalogues 95 Yesisr Way. Seattle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28
ITALY MAKING READY
 TO FIGHT TURKEY

notice. for transport was on its way up the Tiher tn carry troops to the large sea going vessels lying off the mouth nf the river
 All the garrisons Of the country are under marching orders and it com m"nees to look as 1T Turkey will either have to fight nr back water in her contentious
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28

committed suicide in one of the side streets with some thirty men chasing him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28

For that tired feeling try Guiness' Stout or Rainier Malt Extract. Main 6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28
Nugget Special Service, Via skaswa Whitehorss and Eagle.

Whiteherse and Eagle.
 SEATTLE. Sept 2s-Yesterday af- ternOon D. Andrewson. contractor. shot J. Springstrom. the chief engineer for the contracting company and when he realized what he had done turned the gun upon himself and sent bullet crushing through his brain, dying all most at the same time as his victim.
 Andrewson was working under a contract. and the chief engineer for the contracting company was taking ex-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28

Subscribe fer the Meme Daily N set s2oo . meau..
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28

WE DO THE WORK Peoples Laundry are making s sps- eislty of rough dry laundr, Civ. us trial.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28
PRESIDENT TAFT AT
 COUNCIL BLUFFS

Special to the Nugget via skssway,
 Whitehorse and Eagle.
 COUNCIL BLUFFS. Sept 2S.-Pres- ident Taft arrived in this city early this morning. and delivered an address to the city to hear him. Excursion trains were run to the ctty and people from the outlying district came to town by the carloads
 After a brief address. during which
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28
Nugget Special Service Via skae~a
 Whitehorse and Eaale.

Whitehorse and Eaale.
 NIGNA, Italy. Sept 2S-Three Italian warships have arrived at Tripoli. ac- cording to a wireless dispatched which has reached this city. The war ves- sels are ready to give any battleship sent against them by Turkey warm reception.
 The government has issued orders to the troops stationed here in the city to be ready to embark upon a moments x
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28

Bowling Alley now open day and night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28

A. 8. dance. Friday night, Sept 2s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28

time the president talked upon the wool bill. the farmers free supply bill. and a little on what hr considered the duties of members wh" call themselves repnh- licans. he left on special train that will take him to Dennison. Fort Dodge. Webster City. Iowa Falls and Water loo. la. where he is scheduled to make short addresses during the day. a I
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28

For Blue Ribbon. Ruiwniscr. olym pia a" Rainier piutz. call up Main 6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28

A. 8. dance, Friday night. Sept. 2s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28

Social dance. Sat. night, Eagle Hall
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-28

A. J. Daly informed those present
The Irish standard., 1911-07-29
TO OUR WESTERN PATRONS

Mr. owen Cunningham, representing
The Irish Standard, left for the West
Monday morning, July II, and will
call on as many Of our subscribers as
it is possible to reach at all points on
the Northern Pacific road between
Minneapolis and Portland, Oregon. Mr..
Cunningham will make collections and
solicit new subscriptions for The Irish
Standard and the publishers hope that
he will be accorded the same generous
treatment as has been given to our
representatives on SO many occasions
in past years.
The Irish standard., 1911-07-29

after an extended tour in the West,
during which visit he travelled through
the principal countries of Europe
while at Rome, although not
Catholic or even Christian, he was
so fortunate as to be received in audi
ence by Pope Plus X, an interview
which the noble describes in the fol-
lowing terms:
1.-THE courtesy and kindness where
with 1 was welcomed at the Vatican
greatly pleased and impressed me, and
one incident of the occasion was so
entirely unexpected that I am still
overwhelmed with amazement When
ever l recall it. During my interview
with the Pope he to my great aston
ishment and qualification, showed me
a very ancient portrait of Ito Mencie,
a member of my ancestral house, who
visited the Eternal City in the six
teenth century,"
The great Japanese house to which
Viscount Ito Sukehiro belongs was
once Catholic, but relapsed into Budd
hism during one of the prosecutions
of our holy religion in Japan. Ito
Mencie, however, remained a fervent
adherent Of the faith to the end of his
life. His visit to the Papal Court, an
extraordinary circumstance for the
age in which he lived, considering the
distance of Japan from Europe-and
the slowness of the means of trans
portation-was in the capacity of an
ambassador
The Irish standard., 1911-07-29

Two creatures, human in some re-
spects but woefully lacking in that ele-
ment which constitutes the differentia
specifica of man, namely reason, were
married on a platform in the North
Side amusement park the other eve
ming. The ceremony was one of the
big features of the Eagles Carnival
1t is an excellent beginning of an end
which undoubtedly will prove quite as
spectacular. Making a public attrac-
ton out of what should be a most SOL
emn and sacred ceremony is a direct
insult to Christianity and should be
heartily condemned by all creeds alike.
Why can we not have a state law to
prohibit such unchristian exhibitions?
The Irish standard., 1911-07-29

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The Irish standard., 1911-07-29

For nine months of the year the
editor of a Catholic paper gives prac-
tically unlimited space to the news of
what is going on in Catholic schools
and colleges, never losing an opportun-
ity to say a good word for Catholic
training, the value of which he sees
demonstrated every day of his busy
life. Then about the first of August
some of the schools that have flooded
the paper with copy for free publica-
ton during the year, in which they
made the editor stand sponsor for their
eulogies about themselves, come for
ward with copy for a liberal ADVERTISE
ment of one or two inches. But char
lty is a great thing-and it begins at
home.
The Irish standard., 1911-07-29
THE CHRONIC KICKER.

Inere are some people VINO never
appear to be satisfied. If they are
eating a meal they will complain that
the food is either stale or poorly cook
ed or it indicates a lack of cleanli-
ness in the kitchen, and after they
have said these and several other
things about it they will probably add
that there is not enough of it. They
will attend band concert only to tell
afterwards how poor the music was
and warn their friends not to so.
When they return from church their
first word is about how "stuffy' the
church was or how dry the sermon,
the point of which they have already
forgotten, if they ever knew. When
ever they pass Il fine house on the
street they admire it only to be dis
gusted with the world in general be-
cause they haven't a home that will
compare with it. In word they never
cease to find fault. AS a matter CT
fact they soon have reason to be de-
pressed because nobody cares for their
company once their unpleasant habit
of fault-fnding is known.
Nobody cares for the man who is
always dissatisfied. He does not care
for himself. How much better it is to
be cheerful and take note of some of
h
cry day. Too many people assume the
position that all the pleasantness
should radiate from others and none
from themselves. If they would Grad
icate their habit of fault finding and
substitute in its place one of cheerful
ness they would make it pleasanter
for others who in turn would make it
pleasanter for them.
The Irish standard., 1911-07-29

measure, preventing the taking of q
vote on it. Sir Wilfrid on Tuesday
delivered his utilnatum to the opposi-
ton when he demanded that they per-
nit vote to be taken or else it would
be submitted to vote of the Canad-
ian people without delay.
A great many conflicting opinions
have been expressed on the reciprocity
question. Much of what has been said,
however we'll it was meant, cannot be
true. The farmers OF the United
States are told by some that the loss
is going to be theirs, and on the other
side of the line the Canadian farmers
have been told that they are the ones
who will have to suffer. A glance at
the market reports will show that the
whole scare has feeble foundation.
Wheat in Chicago and Winnipeg sells
the variations show that Chicago
wheat does not always sell for
a higher price than Winnipeg wheat.
The reason for that is simple. Both
Canada and the United States export
wheat to London. AS the expense Of
shipping is practically the same for
both countries the markets in the
United States and in Canada level up
to a common market and consequently
must always keep within close range
of each other.
Since so much has been said for and
against reciprocity it is certain that
many of those who have expressed
themselves on the subject are using
the opportunity for political ends. The
best way to find out whether it is a
good measure or not is to actually try
The Irish standard., 1911-07-29
The RECIPROCITY BILL.

AS was expected. the Canadian reci-
procity bill passed July 90 by prac-
tically two thirds majority. The
vote in the senate stood 50 to 81. A
remarkable feature Of the vote was
the fact that out of the thirty-fv
Democrats in the senate who voted on
the bill only three voted against it.
This was a sore disappointment to
Senator Bailey of Texas whose stren
uous opposition to the bill during the
entire time that it was before the SEN
ate resulted in winning only two DEM
ocratic colleagues over to his views
Senator La Toilette. the leader of the
the Republican opposition, met with
better success than Mr.. Bailey. Twen-
ty-four Republican senator's. includ-
ing La Toilette himself. voted against
the bill, while twenty one voted for it.
The complete success of the measure
was the source of much pleasure to
President Taft. who has been prepar-
ing the way for it's passage for more
than a year.
The success Of the measure does not
speak we'll for Senator La Follette's
candidacy. While it is true the Pres
ident has the Democratic party to
thank for the passage of the bill and
La Toilette had little larger follow
ing among the Republican senator's
than Mr.. Taft when the final vote was
taken, nevertheless, the vehemence of
Mr.. La Follette's attack on the admin
istration has raised the question of his
political sincerity.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier. who is anxious
to get the reciprocity measure through
the Canadian parliament. is meeting
with less success than President Taft.
The opposition there is holding up tn,
The Irish standard., 1911-07-29
Printers Promise Aid,

The Poster Printers Association of
the United States, which held it's an
nual convention recently at West Bad
en-, Ind, endorsed the appeal of the
American Federation Of Catholic So
cieties for the discontnuance of sa-
lacious posters, and also posters that
ridicule or caricature religion and re-
ligious characters. This endorsement
means that the houses belonging to
the association will hereafter refuse
to print such posters and use all the
influence within their power to pre-
vent their use by others. The associa-
ton contains 80 of the 10 leading
show printing concerns of this country
and Canada.
The Irish standard., 1911-07-29
such an important occasion in their
venerable Archbishop's life to pass
without showing him their apprecia-
ton of the great work he is doing.

If you are seriously depressed about
the high cost of living it may be some
relief to you to read this paragraph
about conditions in Paris: 1.-The lat
est phase in the increased cost OF liv-
ing in Paris is the threatened rise in
the price of horsefesh which has hith-
erto been so per cent cheaper than
beef The Importance of this commod-
ity in the diet of the poor may be in.
ferred from the fact that $4,000 horses
are consumed in Paris annually in the
form of steaks, outlets and sausages,
while the brains are largely employed
by pastry cooks and restaurants in
the preparation of the succulent vol
au vent"