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The Washington bee., 1911-03-25
JOHN P. GREEN.
Public School Athletic League.

The board of directors Of the Public
Schools Athletic League met on Fri
day afternoon at NJ Street High
School, and discussed plans proposed
by the secretary Of the league for the
extension Of the P. S. A. L. work
The games committee were instructed
to arrange baseball schedules among
the elementary schools of the 10th,
nth, 18th and 18th divisions, after
the playing of which the winning
teams will be matched for a series OF
games for the city championship.
Each d. A. L. games committee is
to hold a track meet for the boys in
each division, and will select entries to
compete in the elementary school
events arranged for the I. S. A. A.
meet in May.
The directors at the meeting were.
J. F. Walker, president; G. c. Will
kinsOn, vice president; Miss A. F.
Thompson, treasurer; F, B. Hender-
son, secretary; Miss NJ. L. Jordan and
A. K. Savoy.
The sixth annual track and field
meet of the Scholastic Athletic
Association will take place late in
May, on Saturday, the 27th, or May
goth. There will be three sets oi
events for competition; one set fJr
scholastic athletes, an open handicap
set and four grade school events.
The Washington bee., 1911-03-25

Young men teachers in public
schools should be careful of the
places they 90 and the company
they keep. This is just hint.
The Washington bee., 1911-03-25

And older men teachers in the
public schools should set a good
example for the younger male
teachers. This is hint number two.
The Washington bee., 1911-03-25

Many man gets into a peck of
trouble by meddling with another
mans business.
The Washington bee., 1911-03-25
Commends The Bee.
Cleveland, O., March y, 1911.
Ion. w. Calvin Chase,

cleveland, ", MarCh Il, 1911.
Hon. w. Calvin Chase,
Washington, D. c.
Dear Sir and Friend: Enclosed
please find fifty cents, in return for
the ten copies of The Bee which you
sent to me.
In this connection, ! hereby extend
to you my thanks for your kindly con-
5ideration in reproducing in the col
umns of The Bee the article contain
ed in my home paper, so compliment
tary to me as a citizen and lover OF
my race.
Permit me also, to renew my appre-
,iatiOn of your journalistic efforts. in
behalf of humanity.
The Bee never minces matters: ii
is outspOken, and easily understood
on which side soever it may be found
During the political life of our hon
Ored and esteemed friend the late
Senator B. K. Bruce, the earnest and
consistent support given him by The
Bee caused many to imagine that he
was part owner of the paper; and /
was greatly surprised when | was in
formed that such was not the case.
This is the quality of friendship
that IS worth having, and makes life
worth the living. Success to you.
SjuCereIV yOY,rC
The Washington bee., 1911-03-25

Many a man makes money by
attending to his own business.
The Washington bee., 1911-03-25
RECOGNITION.

The Bee is ANXIOUS to know
whether its local Government in
The Washington bee., 1911-03-25
Keep a cool head.

and maintain judicious silence
The Washington bee., 1911-03-25

DR.. Washington, at least, prac-
iced what he preached-patron-
re one anOther-fOr he retained
I colOred lawyer to defend him.
The Washington bee., 1911-03-25

Speaking about Pittman, reminds
me that he is the son-in-law of a GER
tain temporary resident Of a hamlet
in Alabama who anesthetizes mil
lionaires in New York as a pleasant
vocation Now Sidney, for a brief
spell-about as long as it take me to
write this, thought by reason Of his
marriage license he ought to be the
real I3-inch gun around Washington.
Somehow or another, however, the
man around here never figured that
he held a commission to rule the die
ties" holy middles," and "subterra-
means" all at once, and all together,
so they simply tolerated his suspicion
of being next" without levying tax
On his verdancy. Finally some one
''hunched" him that he couldn't be old
Atlas, so Sidney then proceeded to
say his rosary with the result that
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21

make hasty race of it after turning the next corner. In few seconds there were several men in pursuit of the robbers and one of them was cap tured while the second fellow got away with the loot.
 IL k believed that the fellow yitn the tray of gems took another course and the thief behind led the chasers pn his track for after the rohber was cap tured the second man was not tn be seen. and a hurried search in all d. rections failed |" l"cat" any trace ni him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21
WILSON AFTER HIM
 WITH BUTCHER KNIFE

and culminating in the death ur Will liam Wilson
 "I was steering" said Captain WynantS. "NNhcn l saw Wilson lud GiIl in a fight up forward near the hatch- way. Wilson was beating Gill and knocked him down then kicked him down the hatchway. The Milroy ac- cording to her papers k of the fol lowing dimensions 4l.3 feet in length. l].6 feet beam and A feet in depth.
 Wilson was about 30 feet away from me when the shooting occurred. should judge Gill was closer and Page was on the lee side of the ship After the fight Wilson went to th" cabin to cook breakfast Gill cam. art and said h. was going to have no more fighting lfith the women and children aboard. Wilson returned with butcher knife in his hand and started for Gin. The butcher knife was then introduced and was an ugly looking weapon tn go after small fellow with
 Wilson while going after Giu was calling him vile names and when he saw Wilson coming after him with the hutcher knife he picked up rill" aimed, and fired just as Wilson duckcd
 T ran forward at once for the vhoI, fight had not taken but few seconds hut I was too late. Wilson was killed.
 "I should say that Wilson was man about 3 feet 10 inches and would weigh in the ncighborh"od of 170 pounds
 Both the government and defendant then rested and Commissioner Scho-
 i'd then bound him over to aWai. the action of the grand jury without bail
 lt was then aScertained that there were n" other witnesses tu the deed than Were present in the court room. viz. F.. W. Page. Philip Gill and Cap. tain Wynants. the Eskmas being below deck asleep at in. time.
 Commissioner SChuiirld held the two witnesses over on their own r"cogui- zance under Sloo bail to appear and testify before the grand jury which win be called about thr latter part of September.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21
GOV. SMITH
 ORDERED SENATE
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 ATLANTA. GaD July 2l Resolutions Were introduced lu the state legislature calling for the resignation of Gnk, ru"f Hnke Smith. and ordering him tn proc .cord af once tn WaShinguu. n e.. ta as~umr his duties 4S senator ~o Georgia can have full representation iu the United States Senate
 fh, -tal. legislature el,r.I,-l ,saA- eruar H"kr smith |" the t'nir"d States Senate last fall and he refused tn st,.- cepi th" position stating at the tim. hr cuuld best serve the people of his state in tho position "f governor n, has held nu tn the eovrruorShip. r"fu~- mg tn resign anal go q" Wa~hmgt"n tn represent Georgia iu the S"natr. SO r'~nluunu~ have hr,n adopted Co "ri,H him Co resign aud gnI uf nu,r tn hr National Capitol n rdar that Jhr stat, win have fuW representation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21
NOTED AUTO
 RACER KILLED
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 BLUE RIVER. Wis. July 2l.-Lcwis Straug. the noted auto racer was killed outright this afternoon hy his car going over an embankment.
 Straug was racing his machine here al a country fair and was establishing a new mile. two mile and five mile record for the track His machine was going at a rapid rate and something must have gone wrong with the stear- ing gear for in making the turn on the third quarter. his machine failed to respond and dashed on over a high embankment turning completely over. smashing the racing machine and kill ing Straug instantly.
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This afternoon at l2:30. Commis- sioner Schofield after hearing the gov ernment's testimony given by the cap tain of the Milroy on which the shoot ing took place bound Philip Gill over to the grand jury without bail.
 The preliminary trial or hearing was scheduled for 12:15 this afternoon but owing to the absence of Captain Wynants it did not take place until 15 minutes later
 The government called Captain Peter P. Wynants 10 the stand and after being asked many quesctions by Castle brought out the following facts
 Captain Wynants is is the owner of the Schooner Milroy. on which Gnl shot William Wilson about l0 30 ur II o'clock Wednesday the 18th. Captain Wynants has been in St. Michaers for the past eleven years He allowed both Wilson and Gill to come over in the boat to Nome. they having applied for passage, so they helped him navi- gate the boat
 He knew Wilson for about one week prior to sailing for Nome. but had seen him the summer before in St. Michael. He sailed on the Sth of July and Page
 
 the vessel
 When the shooting occurred the yes sell was from one to two miles off the beach opposite Bluff. and was sailing at the rate of one to two miles per hour.
 The Captain was at the wheel steering the schooner when he saw Wilson and Gill fighting. That when Gill shot Wilson. captain was al the wheel. Wilson ahaft midships and Gill abaft the foremast. The men Were from eight to ten feet apart when the shooting occurred. The firing of the Winchester which was introduced in evidence resulted in the instant death of Wilson.
 w. A. Gilmore who represented Gill. and will defend him then took hold of the captain, so to speak. and brought out the following fact. leading up tO
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21
KILLS
 WOMAN IN AUTO CAR

stantly while sitting beside her hus- band.
 The husband rushed here with his wife for medical assistance while a number of indignant men are now out searching the country for the man who did the shooting. Should he he found a lynching bee will take place before the men return. for the cowardly act has reused the fighting blood of the Southerners here in the city.
 A large number of men are out after the murderer and his capture as we'll as report of his death is expected any moment A good description of the man was given by young Beattie. who is half craZed over the killing of his young wife
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21
GASOLINE DREDGE
 FOR CASA DE PAGA

Shai"r and Soul ar" now .akmg a drrlgr int" th" Casa p' Paga ,ouutr, to commence operations un some i'm, dredging ground m that section nf the country The drcdg, te being installed on th" property owned h, L. Gidu,,. manager of the Solomon River x Cuuu- cil City Railroad The material win he taken m during 'he summer and the contract calls f"r th, dr.dgc tn be in running orl,r u"t 'at.r ,hau S.,. irhmcr 18th
 Tn" typ" "i dr-dgr will be gas"- line Eucyru~ with a two and puc-half
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21
GILL WAS BOUND OVER
DOCTOR CONFESSES
 KILLING POWELL

missing for several days. The body showed that the man had been mur- dered and then thrown into the spring after life had become extinct.
 The local police set to work on the case and soon had pr. B. C. Chisholm under arrest for having committed the murder. and this morning after refus- . ing for two days to say one word as to whether he did or did not do the killing, made a confession that he did slay John Powell and threw his body into the spring where it was recently found
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21
Nugget Special Service.

RICHMOND. Vr, July 21.-Mrs. Beattie. the wife of Louis Beattie. Jr., prominent banker of Manchester was shot by a footman last night, while riding in an auto with her husband
 The couple were speeding over the country roads beyond the city limits when all of a sudden they noticed a fellow step into the center of the pike over which they were speeding. The pedestrian kept in the center of the road and would not grant the couple half of the right Of way He was told to step aside as they did not care to ditch the ear when there was room in plenty for both the footman and the car on the pike.
 The man refused to budge and when Banker Beattie kept his machine in the road coming toward the pedestrian. he whipped out revolver and shot Mrs. Beattie killing her almost in-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21
PATRICK WELScH AND
 ASSOCIATES GET CONTRACT
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 SPOKANE. July Patrick W.lsch and aSsnciateS have signed up their contract with the Canadian Northern Railroad for cons rurting the eNten- sion Of the line from Port Arthur to Sudbury. ontario. for Sl3. .000 o00
 This is one nf the largest contracts let n the west for years and Welsch k considered one of the best Toad builders in the country for the con Struction of railroad beds
 He and his associates will commence work right away now that the contract and all the necessary papers have heen drawn up and signed with the Cam adian Northern Railroad
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21

a passenger from Baltimore to Atlantic City, so he had given the machine a good test for carrying passengers and assured the President there would be no danger.
 After hearing the young fellow to the end the President smiled. shook his head and said, "fm n little too old to commence flying. love the various sports and your feats interest me but will leave the passage of the air to the birds and young avIators like yourself"
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21
CHOLERA ALARMING
 IN SAHARA RUSSIA

ra' rra."ruitt of Russia are we'll equipped tr haudl. tn- germs col cholera. hut tl.. I" u"t -~-ui ro rlac, strict Guaiautiu. LtN~ about th,. stricken districts .a keep th- germs ruu spreading.
 I" dale. "r within a period of four d'N- uf'E-siN deaths have been re- ported from th. province. of Samara and it I- expected th. death r,H win ruu int" th" hundreds brfnrr the au- ih"'t i"s get th. better "T the plague having nadr such h,Hdvay among the LLMnIAut IeAsamte
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21

f""t buck,t haNiu. d capacity ,t m"y- ing sixteen huudr-d cubic wards of gravel daily
 Th" Casa br Paga contains some Very lrh dr.dgu= ground and Ruby Creek m the district welded a frw for tunes i" th" people vh" owned tho. creek claims although worked hy tho. "id fashioned methods of inning The installing ni th" present drcdg. may ''. Followed hN .h" installing uf Sey- 'f'| m"r m.Nt -',t~uu for the values "r" over th"r" awaiting th, mechanical digger tp extract them
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21
FLIES 3S8 MILES
 WITHOUT \ STOP
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Nugget Spectal SerNtce.
 BRI' SSELS JulN 20 The Belgian aNiator in tHs bong dis,a,ur meet being held n tutr city biuh, aii lu, worlds bong distance flights yesterday when he flew 3>> miles withnu, ~tor- ping
 Greater distances have been covered with Iir~hips nf the heavier than an kind. but m the form af relay rtr"~ Tn. bong distance flight made hy plirs'agers. m. Belgian aviator NiII hold good Tor some time is th. common belief fpr his engine and airShip must haN,. been working in perfect sr,i.r tu r"vrr that distance.
 The new champion stated h., could hay" covered a greater distance had his furl not commenced la giy,. out
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21
CAPE HAYNIEN
 BEING PIlLACED
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Nugget Special Service.
 CAPE HAYTIAN IuIt eI The rst"iu'.au'~fs have ,tptar.d thc city smu ar" uaN I"ntug u an quarters The sItiz"u~ arr. at their mercy and they are standing hy watching then property destroyed withnu, being ehl. r maE, hand or foot
 An American -uubeat iS in ih,. har. har SO In, r.tn'uIluui~ts try upt moo le-rIue th. American rpusurs ,ulartrr> "E.r which rhe American flag k ayIug HitH several marines duiug pl,lrt dutA 2" ward "t anN att"mp- con th. part af the lo"ter~ |" enter thr grounds
 Tn, rrEnlutipni~t- ar. uN,r- ruuniut. lhr oitE which ~ being rillagad iron. "1v "nd q" rue ath"r md unless the government trn"p~ arrive ta di~lpdg,. them thousands af dollars worth at rrr.rl t.If h u,b.u away
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21
MINERS HOTEL.

have refitted 30 single rooms for summer trade and am prepared to accommodate and suit the better class of travelling public; either ladies or gentlemen at Miners and Lincoln hotels. Large reading room, steam heated, electric lighted, ground floor office. Call and see the best mining cabinet in Alaska. E. L. Holt, Mnar.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21
AVIATOR WANTS
 TAFT TO FLY
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WASHINGTON. July 21.-Aviator Atwood who gave an exhibition for the benefit of President Taft on Saturday last. has insisted on President Taft taking a spin with him in his airship over the city.
 In an interview today the young aviator informed the President that his airship would carry the extra weight of five or six hundred pounds and he would experience no trouble in taking the President for a sail. He also in formed the President of his long dis tance flight with Aviator Hamilton as
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21
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Nugget Special Service.
 SANTA ROSA, Cal. July 21.-Doc- tor B. C. Chisholm. this morning con fessed to having killed John D Powell whose body was found several days ago in a spring
 Several days ago people going to draw water in a spring that is used for watering cattle were mortified to find the body of a man in the well. The authorities were notified and the body was removed from the spring. At the morgue it was identified as the re- mains of John D. Powell, who had been
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21
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Nugget Special Service.
 LONDON. Jul, .l Word has h.ou received here by th. quarantine de- partm"ut that the dread d cholera ha- again broken out m Russia That th, u'h"ritirS believed they had th, death killing germs of cholera stamped "ul of the country and all uf a sudden th,s hay. broken out in alarming numbers n the province of Samara
 Tn" number afflicted hy th" plague in the province runs into th" hundreds and medical aid is being rushed thcrr [" combat with the disease Th. m.dj-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21
DIAMOND ROBBERY
 IN KANSAS CITY
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KANSAS CITY. July, 2l-Imitating the Seattle robbery, two men entered the Franklin Jewelry store last evening just before the closing hour and al the point of a gun compelled one of the clerks to hand over a tray containing s5. .000 worth of diamonds.
 The men backed out of the store stating they would shoot the first per son making a move then started to
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21
FAMOUS PITCHER DYING.
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PEORIA. m. July 2l-Euhby Curu- 'herS. the famous pitcher is slowly dying at a lncal hospital
 B"hhy. when in his prime was the favorItr in the hie leagues and tho fans have cheered his fine curves day n and day out as he has retired one batter after another who failed to com meet with his intricate curves as fhe, shot over the plate
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21
AVIATOR MARS
 OUT OF HOSPITAL
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 ERIE Pa. JGlN .l Aviator Ntr. nba arIl .un I.yt. h.r. la-. Smurin nith his nEmg machine lril ih. hos wtaI today. Nanmg hr Nauld uryrr lray, urrr nrnu. again iu an airship
 "I Will abandon aviation entirely t -ald th s"uug aREalar. A.,-,. r,.,u..... lS consider r'd Spln,Nhat miraculous los those Who witnessed hl~ rapid l,-,.ut from such great nrlgns Thr air#hil, Was smashed tn pieces aud thr >ouu. aviator Wsts nat eNr,rt-d ta 5Nr but a short rm- Ah"n taken Co the hospital th' rHt@l,ium~ hriirNing h. must have suffered mmE urruI injuries n ~lr.hn4 fH. -r"uu3 H.h srch force
 Just the thing for that outgoing friend a basket oS NIumm's extra dry. Seward COn1 Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21
FOUR BODIES RECOVERED
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SEATTLE. July 2l.-Four of the bodies of the eight bathers who We're drowned here on the 18th af July have been recovered and people are watching the beaches where the drowning oc- cured. for the other bodies to wash ashore. During the period of twenty four hours. eight hathers Were drowned in the Northwest. or in the vicinity nf Puget Sound on the 18th during the hot wave which is a record for acci- dents of that kind in the Northwest
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21

My lease having expired July 1. [ ar' now occupying offices across the hall from my former office in the Board cf Trade building. where | will continue my practice. Dr. Cora B. Eble.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21

Steamer Seddon will sail for St. Michael's and way ports, Saturday, July 22, 10 a. m. Steinmann & Co.,, agents. Telephone Main 59.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21

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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21

Take all your printing to the Nugget. Latest and most up 10 date methods for turning out job work.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21
SATURDAY NIGHT.

Big concert, Ensst string band west of Solomon. Where at? Just The Northern.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21

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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21

PinsappIss, soc apiece,
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-21

Visiting Card. a, Nusss, ories,
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-04-08
The Hunter Mercantile Go.

The farmers in the San Luis
valley have a good way of restor.
ing their lands after growing one
kind Of crop thereon for several
yearr. Back east the farmer will
switch of from corn to wheat, and
then SOW clover and let bis land
rest up and become fertile again
after it has been worn out. but in
the San Luis valley field peas are
put in TO enrich the farms. There
is something about peas that
brings the land back to its virgin
condition and makes the soil loose
and rich. The beauty about this
change is that the peas are a big
paying crop. Hogs and sheep are
fattened on them. Then after the
land has been used q few years for
raising peas, it 10 put in wheat,
oats or potatoes and a bumper
crop yield is the result every time.
Field 4 Farm.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-04-08

Our Colorado feeders are turn.
ing of some very crcditable lots Of
pulp fed beeves which tickle the
market around six cents and 10
two or three cents lower than q
year ago. Tho other day q load
from Otero county averaging l.44s
pounds sold In st. Louis at 36.l5.
some Logan county pulpers weigh
Ing l,4Ol pounds brought )6O5
and this was quite - much -
oornfed stun brought. II begins
70 look now - II the future Of our
cattle business in this country
means that the finishing touches
will have 70 bs put on with pulp
polished o6 with the grain grown
hsco.-Ex.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-04-08
CAMP NO. q
w. O. w. ATTENTION!

At our next regular meeting,
Thursday, April 13, We expect to
have q Model Introduction" of
new candidates.
We expect to have visiting
neighbors from Alamosa, Center
and Del Norte with one or more
candidates.
We would like to have a large
attendance from the home Camp.
Hot coffee and dry biscuit may
be served, maybe more.
GEO II. BEATTY,
District Manager.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-04-08
m,ls,shs % ras ossrss

and yet the slcepless Hiram scran-
ton, Of Clay City, H.. coaghed and
coughcd. He was In the mountains
on the advice ol five doctors, who
said he had consumption. but found
no help In the climate, and started
home. Hearing ol DR.. Kings New
Discovery. he began 10 use Il. NJ
believe Il saved my life," he writes
"for Il made . new man Of me, 70
that ! can now do good work
again" For all lunG diseases,
coughs, colds, u grippe, asthma
Group. whooping cough, hay fever.
hcmorrhagcs, hoarsensss Or quinsy
lts the best known remedy. Price
Soc and 800. Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed BY Huilss Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-04-08
HOGS PROFITABLE

There 10 a report abroad that
there is hog cholera in the valley.
There is no truth in the rumor.
There never has been any hog
disease in the valley except when
stock hogs have been shipped in.
There were a few dead hogs
found in one shipment to Denver
but an inspection showed they
died from lack of water.
Take it one year with another,
there is more money in hogs in
this valley than in lambs. Hogs
are easily raised here aud always
bring . good price.