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Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02
Haughton Spurs His
Men to Better Work
Harvard Coach Urges His Foot Ball
Players to Wake Up and
Whip Yale.

BOSTON, April /. Percy Haughton.
Harvards foot ball coach. in an address to
the candidates for the team the other
night said:
DO you realize that Harvard has not
scored a touchdown against Yale since 1901
In ten years we have scored Just four
points. Not only have we scored only four
points, but during these ten years we have
been licked every year except last year.
ITS time to get TO work and improve our
efficiency so that we can trample on every
team, including Yale, Dartmouth ana
Princeton. We've got 10 lick 'em so they
won't be able to lift their heads again for
ten years, and not play 80 that they can
say, as they have IN past years: Wen.
you did well against Coy's team This
year let the devil take the hindermost.
Now we're up against Princeton again.
Do you know what our record has been
against them for the last twenty-four
years? They beat us in so. 'ss. 's5 and 's6.
and the next year we beat them. After
that until 1897 when we stopped playing
them. they beat us every year. We have
had one victory against them in the last
twenty-four years. That's what we've got
20 boast about that's what we have 20
reckon with when We meet them next fall.
and / can say that 1t Is really a golden
opportunity. and we have to begin now.
I'VE licked Yale in 1908 because they made
some bad mistakes. We have done pretty
orudely ever since. The skill and pro-
hcieney OF the individual player lies IN our
own hands ! am willing to take any
blame which Is coming to me. II. however
you fan to do what is right, don't blame
any one but yourselves Learn how 10 run
all the men have dealt with have never
known one who could do all OF these
things.
I'm sick Of men being able 70 do iust one
thing well. and then be spoken OF as a
great foot ball player IT'S as simple A.
the nose on your face, II you want 20 90
at it right You've simply got to learn an
Of these things.
Il warn you fellows that unless Won can
do all Of them well you won't be ever con-
sidered as foot ball players on the field
next autumn. You have got to be an
around athletes In the way I have spoken
Of OF you so TO the ash heap.
Just think what a team Of eleven an
around athletes could do IN the field. II
you want 20 see where Harvard stands
just compare a professional base BAN team
with high school nine-then you viii see
Just how far the average foot bali team is
from being what It ought to be.
You walt too long TO begin to learn
You think there's plenty OF time between
now and next fall Get busy right away
I'm doing all can to improve the methods
and ways OF getting the team into the best
shape, but ! want 10 assure you that YOU
simply must bend your energies TO become
more sigilful players along the lines have
mentioned That's all / have got 10 say.
Much obliged"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02
BOATS TO RACE AT SARATOGA
Boating Carnival Greatest Speed Con.
test in New York.
FRAMMG A s1x.DAY PROGRAM
Cap to BE offered for EiEht-Oar Col
leEe COmpetition-Many schools
Are Evincine Interest in
ComInR Meet.

NEW YORK, April Lit Is not over
statement 70 say that Saratoga Springs
is TO have during July's last week water
carnival such as has never before been
seen in America
Although the executive committee Of the
National Association OF Amateur Oars
men only recently decided that Saratoga
Lake should be the scene Of the next
championship regatta on July rs and o. the
leading citizens and business men have be-
come most active and have formed an as
sociatlon with 100 patrons-some OF whom
are we'll known summer residents of the
spa-which will soon be incorporated. prob
ably under the name OF the Saratoga
Springs Amateur Rowing association. to
further the success OF the regatta.
President Pnkington and Secretary Fort
meyer OF the National Association OF ANA
teur oarsman are enthusiastic over the out
look. They will cooperate with the Sara
toga association and win be members OF
its executive committee.
As there win be no horse racing in the
state this year, this association will put
forth it's utmost energy to make the car
nival week counterfeit. in a degree, this
great loss to Saratoga
six-Day Program.
During the regatta week there will be
six gala days OF water sports. Handsome
trophies Will be offered to induce the speed
lest motor boats to race there and the
program will be arranged to include
all classes. This viii cover at least two
days. A third day win be devoted to the
canoe enthusiastic and probably the cham
pionships OF the various padding ana sail
ing divisions will be decided on the lake,
and an effort win be made to bring the
annual canoe camp to it's shores The
fourth day may see an intercollegiate race
and the fifth and sixth days win wind up
the week with the national rowing regatta.
The new association win endeavor TO
make saratoga's the permanent course for
the American rowing championships and
VIII probably succeed, making the Spa
Americas Henley.
A handsome cup will be offered for an
eight-oared college race as 4 separate fea-
tufe. and as the regatta will take place
only four weeks after tho intercollegiate
and Yale-Harvard races, university crews
VIII in all probability compete for It.
This will be the entering wedge toward
bringing the intercollegiate regatta back
to It's old home.
With this new association II would be
feasible for Saratoga to offer more in
ducements to the university men than does
any other place. Cornell would undoubtedly
favor H. as conditions there are identical
with those at Ithaca. Likewise Syracuse,
Wisconsin and Pennsylvania (the latter has
practically still water on the schuyIkiID,
would look favorably upon this move for
similar reasons. But Columbia would be
strongly opposed TO IT, as the water here
is almost exactly like that at Pough-
keepsie.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02
GOSSIP FOR THE WISE FANS

This week Pa has three American league
teams scheduled for games with the
Omahas at Rourke park, and 1t is conceded
these teams are the ones to make the Ath-
letics hustle.
comiskey's Chicago White sox squad
No. is coming, and some Of that squad
VIII play with the regulars throughout the
season. Hughie Jennings Detroit Tigers
viii be here Monday and Tuesday. Ty
Cobb, Wild Bl4 Donovan, Mullen, Craw-
ford. Jones. Schmidt and Farmer Willets
are all expected here In Tiger uniform.
The Boston Red SOx, returning from their
trip TO the Pacific coast. will engage with
Pas Colts next Saturday and Sunday
Monday the Des Moines base bali club
will report and spring training will start
In the Iowa city-two weeks later than In
any OF the other cities OF the Western
league. Des Moines stands an admitted
unknown quantity 70 any OF the fans,
either OF the Des Moines faction or OF the
outside followers OF the game. but none OF
the other owners Is worrying much about
the Booster organization beating him for
the pennRnt
George Davis, captain OF the Des Molnes
squad will not be present at the initial
workout OF the Boosters and his place will
be taken by bill" Dwyer. Many OF the
Des Moines fans are gambling that slugger
Bill Dryer viii boss the team the re-
mainder OF the season
Wichita is one Of the few teams which
has been able 30 win from the White sox
No. squad, taking a game from the
Chicagoans last Sunday, 10 /. The lineup
Of the regular squad Of the Wichltas Il as
follows: Middleton, center field; Claire
third base; Belden. left field; Koerner.
first base; Hughes, second base; Davis
right field schmid shortstop; Clemens
catcher jackson. Burnham, Perry, Jarna-
gin and Ellis, pitchers.
Denver's Grizzlies are in the midst OF
live training season right now-the only
Western league team making a trip. The
Grizzlies are being beaten pretty well along
the line, but It Is all the best OF practice
and they should return At the end In great
shape.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02
DANIELS WINS 5OO-YARD SWIM
New York Athletic Club Men First in
ChRmpionship Race.

ChRmpiOnship Race.
ST. LOUIS, April l.--C. NJ Daniels of
the New York Athletic club, won the
National American Athletic union cham
pionship 6OO-yerd swim here tonight in 6
minutes 29ts seconds r. e. Frizelle Of
the Missouri Athletic club, was second. and
J. H. Reilly Of the New York Athletic club.
third.
]. p. LIGHTER OF the Chicago Athletic
association. won the American Athletic
union championship plunge for distance
with 70 Feet and Inches. in SO seconds;
c. L. Heally, Chicago Athletic association,
was second with 50 feet inches; Millard
Kaiser. Missouri Athletic club, was third
with 50 feet
The special 2OO-yard relay race between
teams of the Chicago Athletic association
and the Missouri Athletic club was won
by the local crew. comprised OF f. Cohan.
Hall Heath and Frizelle. in / minute 46is
seconds. The competing team was made up
Of Huzzagh, Mailen Healy and White
The Missouri Athletic club squad de-
feated the Illinois university players az
water polo, by 6 score of 5 to 0.
The Chicago Athletic association polo
squad scored on the Chicago swimming
club. to 0.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02
FAST GAME RESULTS
IN SILVER cITY'S DEFEAT
Firth Avenue CIas. Frins speedy Has
ket BAN Players from silver
city.

In fast game last night at the Bluffs
y" gymnasium the Fifth Avenue Baraca
class Of the Methodist church OF Council
Bluffs defeated the Silver city Ia. High
school, q TO "a
Good exhibition Of teamwork was shown
by both teams. Justenson and Fonda we're
stars for the BARRACKS ana Reeves ana
kruse were IN the points for Silver City.
The Barracks took the lead IN the first
five minutes OF play by basket shooting by
Ponds and won In the first half Is 20 Z.
The Silver City High five outplayed their
rivals IN the second half BY fast playing by
Reeves and Kruse, but could not overcome
ire Barracks lead. The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02
RESULTS IN RIFLE LEAGUE
University of Iowa sim Tied for First
Place.

WASHINGTON. April l.-Massachusetts
Agricultural college and the University OF
Iowa are tied for first place. with a clean
record OF twelve wins, In the International
Rifle Shooting league matches. Results
for this, the twelfth week. were:
Columbia defeated Arizona. ISIS to 1878.
Iowa defeated Dartmouth, 1876 70 78a
TO L70.
Washington State defeated Missouri LIS
70 l13l
Massachusetts, Agricultural defeated New
Hampshire. 1870 20 1905.
Purdue defeated Princeton. las 20 i769.
North Georgia Agricultural defeated
Louisiana state. L7i6 10 o (by defaulD.
Minnesota defeated California. 90 20 0
0by defaulD.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02
Hastings High School
Claims State HOnOrs
Defeat of York at Basket Bali by
Decisive Score Winds Up
Season.

HASTINGS. Neb., April 1.--Cspeeial TeH
egram) by defeating York High school Is
to IA. last night. the Hastings High school
basket ball team finished a notably sue
cessful season. This victory gives Hastings
the state championship. as York had pre-
viously defeated Omaha. Lincoln and other
fast teams.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02
FREsHMEN
10 LsIeaas InIurea.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn April i.-shelden
Le1eune Of the Brooklyn ball team. was
seriously injured IN an automobile crash
late this afternoon. He WAS one 81 n
party o. four. taking q ride ever the city
The car skidded. smashed into a fence and
was disabled. Others In the party received
aliahf hrufees
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02
SENIORS DEFEAT FRESHMEN
One-sided Game ResuIts In score OF
Fifty-One 60 seven--Dent's
Throw Feature.

In a One-sided game Friday afternoon the
Council Bluffs High school seniors defeated
the freshmen at the Young Mems Christian
association. 81 70 T. The freshmen were
outclassed from the start. Dent OF the
freshmen team shot a field goal from deep
center. which was the feature OF the game
Deffenbaugh and oliver starred for the
seniors. The lineup;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02

CINCINNATI. April The regular team
OF the New York Americans defeated tbe
today by = score OF 8 10 me cold raw
neather made perfect playing Impossible
ana ana errors were numerous. Score; RHF
New. York......S 6SSf6S SS =
Batteriea Dougherty, schreiber ana
SS,,sf.kei Fisher Vaughn. Caldwell ana
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02

KANSAS CITY, April l.--rhis vas an an
Joyable April fool day for the first division
twenty hits IN q game with the local ,,ss,{
can association team and ran baseg ainosi
az they pleased. Score: Il M B
Kansas ciity;...6o 3 . 5SSs dd-i5S
batteries; LANCE, Baker and Sullivan
owen. Brandon and James and Ritter
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02
WOLGAST BEATS UP LAGRAVE
Lightweight Champion Makes Short
Work Of Opponent,
SECONDS THROW UP THE SPONGE
Defeated Man Takes COunt -Four
Times I'm Fourth Round and spec
tRtoFs Importune Referee
20 stop Fight.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1. - Light
weight Champion Ad Wolgast made snort
ana swift work Of Antonio Lagrave, a
rather obscure local fighter. Wolgast
batted his opponent about the ring, land
ing whenever and wherever he chose.
Lagrave's seconds threw up the sponge
after about two minutes fighting in the
fifth round as Il was palpably apparent
that Lagrave would not last the round
out
The fight was too one-slded to be inter-
esting. WOlgast took command Of affairs
at the very outset and the ''butchertown
idof was never given an opportunity to
rest or land return blow. In the second
round the champion almost brought the
bout 70 a quick ending by sending La
grave through the ropes with q terrific
right 70 the jaw, and followed this by
flooring his man for the count OF nine.
In the fourth round Lagrave took the
count four times, and at this point the
spectators loudly importuned Referee Jack
Welsh to stop the fight.
The fifth round found wolgast beating
an almost helpless fighter, and realizing
that Lagrave could 80 no further, his
seconds interviewed ana threw a towel into
the ring The men fought ct 1888 pounds
ringside
Wolgast was an overwhelming favorite
at odds Of 10 to l. and there were few
ready to risk their money on Lagrave's
chances, there was, however, some betting
at even money that Lagrave would last
fifteen rounds.
Fight by ROunds.
Round 1-WoIgast crouched low and
tapped his man lightly several times
After some Intellectual infightinR the cham
plon drove solid left to the jaw and they
mixed az close quarters, Wolgast landing
a isl ana LETT to the body and head La
when was all Wolgast's
Round THE Cadillac boy rushed HIS
man from one end OF the ring to the other
planting solid lefts and rights to the body
rushes drove Lagrave almost through the
ropes with left hook TO the jaw and a
moment later sent his man prone with q
si ~ punch. The gong rang In the nick
~ 81, lime and found Lagrave staggering
Round 3-Lagrave came up trembling like
lear. Wolgast drove his man AGAINST
me ropes with a rain OF blows and all but
sent MIN to the floor. Lagrave went to
ms corner webbing.
Round 4-Wolgast chased his opponent
eround the ring and sent him to the floor
three times with left and right hooks to the
Jaw Lagrave took the count on each occa-
s sion; The spectators began to yell, Stop
~ STOP HI LagraVe went down for the
fourth time, but the round ended, SAVING
MIN from certain defeat.
hohnd b-Wolgast went right after HIS
man and the latter closed in, hoping
merely 70 avoid the heavy punishment
snort, snappy rights and lefts and when
Lagrave went down again his Seconds
threw a towel into the ring.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02

LOUISVILLE, April The Louisville
players MADE double the number Of errors
Chicago Nationals and the visltsrs nnade
ene-siaed game Of Il, winning. s TO O.
Chfa RHE.
ot,fs,iit 'ssf..s-rt.......A
20 ss.s.sssss-sr.s..s...O o
n, 3satlefies; Brown Mcintyre and Archer;
Baker, Slagle and Lakoff
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02

In the Metropolitan league the Pat )
Comets won two games out Of three from
the ldlewilds. Captain saynlsh Of The
Comets rolled high total with 5o2 pins and
high single game with 1893 pins Score:
IDLEWTI,Ds
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02
Outbreak OF Plague In Java.

AMSTERDAM, April l.-Reports OF a
serious outbreak OF the plague are coming
from the southeastern portion OF Java III
h stated that $50 cases. Of wf'-h 2el proved
fatal have occurred IN W. ls districts
there.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02

The Luxus won two out OF three games
from the Brodegaard Crowns last night on
the Metropolitan alleys, Nelson and ohne-
sorg both rolling In great form.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02
Last Game Played
in Booster League
for This Season
Peoples Store Takes Two Out Of Three
from the Rangers--Comets
Take Two.

in the Booster league the Peoples store
won two out Of three from the Rangers
This game was the last o. the season In
the Booster league. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02
So. Joseph Captures A. p.nI

ST JOSEPH, April 1.-gt tossbh a.
Leated b. Paul today, n 10 5 Batterles.
iDSenanlerl Leroy Orooie and Waycroft
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02

FIELD goals; justenson 90, Fonda "a
mcintosh %, Reeves CD, kruse 90. Plumb
Cd hpelbring. Free throws; Fonda (O
Mcintosh. Reeves sd. Kruse 90. Referee
Hubbard. Umpire; over. Tlmekeapers
Mtlotz and Long. Scorers; Gross and
Dent. Time Of halves; Fifteen and twenty
minutes,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02
OrilIIIes Beat Doston.

DENVER, Colo, April The Denver
Western league club won from the Boston
American second team today score.
RHE.
Denver .......................... .. q III :
Boston .................. y ...... Z 1O
Batteries. Harris Gilman and Scanlon
karEer and KleinoW.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02

Publicity Is the handmade OF prosperous
persons 10 business Try Bee Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02

The Key to the situatlOn-Bee want Ads,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-02
ROURKE LIKES HIS
NEW 1911 FAMILY

tContInued from Page onel
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-15
Nugget Special Service.

. ASCOT, June H.-Yesterday was the opening day of the great royal fete to last for the week, which will wind up in King George being crowned king Of Great Britain etc.
 The day was beautiful one and be- ing holiday people turned out by the proceedings of the nobility who are ar irving from all over the world and being entertained and received by the nobility of England
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-15

FOND DU LAC, Wis, April S-Ed- ward H. Dunn, who was born in Tay- cheedah, this county, and afterward moved to Chiffon. Calumet county. has been elected mayor of Nome, Alaska.
 Dunn's life has been a stirring one. He was a deputy United States Indian agent when s. W. Bean of Taycheedah was at the head of that department. He was one of the first to enlist at the out break of the civi. war and lost an arm at Chancellorsville. At the close of the rebellion he went to Deadwood, s. D.. where he was a friend of Wild BnP' Hitchcock. He is said to have been an eye witness to the staying of Wild Bill when the latter was killed by Bill bod during a poker game.
 Dunn went to Alaska during the frs. great gold rush in 1891, locating qt Skagway. where he conducted a gra- eral store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-15
JUNE 13, 1911. Locations.

Mirror lode claim on Comstock No. lode; Mar. Is, 1911; Jas. E. Ivory. Mirror lode claim on Comstock No. ? lode: l.. NJ. Larsen; Mar 15. 1911. Anna claim, adjoining No. 9 below discovery on Solomon river; June g, 1911: J. J. Dalton.
 Golden Gate claim, 40 acres; right limit Shovel creek; May II, 1911: John Oslund ct al.
 Golden Eagle. 40 acres, right limit Shovel creek: May II. 1911; Ed D. Webb ct al.
 Freeze Out. 70 acres, right limit Shovel creek; May II. 1911; John os- lund ct al.
 Midnight claim. June g, 1911: left limit Solomon off No. 10; J. J. Dalton. Best Chance claim. left limit off g Solomon; June 9. 1911; John oslund.
 Dssds.
 F. c. Edgington to Nicholas Zoie; May 27. 1907. north 40 feet of east 20 feet lot 2s. block 51.
 Nicholas zoie to wm. odyusky; Oct. IS, 1908. same property as above.
 Nome Trust to Seward Dredging Co.,. May 23, 1911; 124 mining claims situa- ted in Nome and Kougarok Mining dis trict.
 John A. Webb to Seward Dredging Co. May 23. 1911; mining claims and dredge of Three Friends Mining Go. on Solomon river. including outfit. etc. J. P. Stone to Charles Kimball. Oct 20, 1910. undivided one-quarter No. 1s below Shovel creek.
 J. P. Stone to E. c. Stigler. Oct. 20 1910: undivided one-qUarter No. 1s be- low Shovel creek.
 J. P. Stone to Guy W. Hassler. Oct 20. 1910; undivided one-half No. 1s be. low Shovel creek.
 F. c. Stiegler to c. E. Kimball. Feb 23. 1911; undivided one-quarter No. | below Shovel.
 Guy w Hassler ct al. to c. E. Kim ball. Feb. 21. 1911; undivided one-hai No. 1s below Shovel.
 w. R. Rust and wife to J. H. Young Aug. 27, 1910; property conveyed t grantor by Northeast Lighterage Go May !. 1908.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-15
JUNE 12, 1911. Assignment of Option Agreement.

Assignment of Option Agreement. Herman Carlson and Arctic Gold Dredging Co, discovery on Grass gulch and 1 above on Grass gulch; Nov. 22, 1910.
 Herman Carlson to Arctic Gold Dredging Co, Nov. 22. 1910; undivided one-third No. l below Grass gulch.
 Deed. Herman Carlson to Arctic Gold Dredging Co.,; Nov. 22, 1911; undivided two-thirds No. 1 below Grass gulch.
 Power of Attorney. II. P. Sullivan to Chas. Meegan; to sell poperties No. Daniels creek; Dec. l6, 1910.
 Proof of Laoor. No. above. right limit Rock creek; D. B. Camp.
 Agreement. Topkok Ditch Co. and C. Meegan and H. Meegan; Oct 31. 1910; reference to No. Daniels creek.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-15
WOULD YOU BELIEVE IT?

The Milwaukee Free Press under date of April 9 prints the following ar ticle that should prove of interest to Nomeites. for it proves how the truth can be distorted as it travels any great distance away from our metropolis:
 BADGER IS MAYOR OF NOME.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-15
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE.

The Nugget has several hundred pounds of paper that got slightly dam aged in transit last fall, which we will sell for wrapping paper at bargain.
 It is plain white paper, the same stock we print our daily edition on.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-15
NOTICE,

Dr. A. D. Andrews will return to Nome on one of the first fleet of boats and will take personal charge of hfs dental office in the Board of Ira r. building July 1.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-15
YESTERDAY ROYALTY
 MUCH IN EVIDENCE

Games are being arranged for, and races on the Thames will be in order for the next two days. Contests of all descriptions are being arranged for the half million of strangers now in the city to attend the coronation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-15
MATTERS
 RECORDED
JUNE g, 1911.
 Deeds.

J. H. Young to Alaska Steamship Co, April 20, 1911; all property hereto fore conveyed by North Coast Lighter age Co. to W. R. Rust; dated May T. 1909.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-15
INFORMATION WANTED.

As to Rowland Mosely Fowler. Last heard of in Dome, Alaska. about two years ago. Was then going down to Nome for the winter.
 Twenty eight years of age, six feet tall, broad shoulders. light brown hair, blue eyes. slight scar on middle of upper lip.
 His family are mourning him as dead. Anyone who can give any information please communicate with undersigned. Alfred H. Gross, attorney at law. 726 . los So. La Salle St, Chicago. III.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-15
WEATHER RECORD
JUNE IA. 1911.

Temperature-Maxi 51 above 30 above. Barometer-3O.0 inches. Weather-Clear. Wfnd-S.. light breeze.
 ARTHUR GIBSON,
 Observer
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-15

Edward H. Dunn, Formerly of Tav- cheedah and Chiffon. Heads Ad-
 ministration of Alaskan City.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-15
Locations.

Jumbo group left limit Newton gulch No. 2; 100 acres; May 6, 1911; Joe Hammer ct al.
 Meadow group, so acres, right limit otter creek; May II, 1911; J. w. Lut- schinger ct al.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-15
NEW LAID EGGS.

For sale. new laid eggs s1 per dozen at Prosser's Harness Shop. Phone Black s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-15
JUNE 10, 1911. Mortgage.

l.. M. Larsen to NJ. & M. Bank, Mar. 27. 1911; undivided one-half Roxie claim.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-15

Statements printed Nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-15

For fresh vegetables, eggs and butter go to the Royal Fruit Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-15

Moonlight water baths at Elite Light, airy and large rooms.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-06-15

PineappIes at Royal Fruit Go.