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The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-06-24

Moonlight water baths at Elite.
Light, airy and large rooms.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-06-24
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
WANTED.

Several thousand coal sacks. Inquire
w. w. johnson, Golden Gate Hotel.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-06-24

Get the best Claret. Port or Sherry
from the Seward Coml Co. Main 6.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-06-24

Get your fresh Strawberries at the
Royal Fruit Co.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-06-24
Placer Locations at Nugget Office.

Locations at the Nusss. Office.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-06-24

Royal Fruit Co. delivers to all parts
Of the city. Phone Black t4e.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-06-24

PinesppIss, so each at Royal Fruit Co.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-06-24

FOR SALE Good worl, horses. Inquire
at Nugget
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-06-24
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A lodging outfit cheap.
Inquire 1T Prossers' Harness Shop.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-06-24

WANTED-Partner with $3.50 in a 25
h. p. gasoline scraper For particulars
call at =. WILLIAM MOORE,
Office Front st. opp. L. 5. Mer Co
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1911-06-24
Classified Ads.
WAN ED.

woman cook wants
position for summer i'm mining camp.
Inquire of Nugget.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07
SEN. B0RkH WOULD REDUCE
HOMESTEAD Time TO
THREE YEARS,

Sentinel Special Service.
Washington, Dec. senator Bor-
ah of Idaho today introduced bill
proposing to reduce the time required
to complete residence upon home
stead entry from five years to three
years.
The bill provides that upon the
proof of three years continuous res
idence and cultivation. the entryman
shall be entitled TO Il patent upon his
entry. II the entry is abandoned for
six months, the land is to revert TO
the government. The local land Of
flee in which the entry is filed may
allow the entryman 2 months in
which TO commence residence upon
the land after filing the entry.
Senator Borah also introduced a
bill to authorize issuance by the trea-
sury department of certificates of in
debtedness TO the amount of sl5.000,-
900. the funds realized to be placed
at the disposal OF the reclamation SER
vice to complete government irriga-
ton projects now under construction.
The amount thus raised is to be in
addition to the $4,000. 600 provided
for the reclamation service by the
act of 1910.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07
RAILWAYS NOW
HELD IN CHECK
The Interstate Commerce Commission
Makes Important Ruling Taking
Charge of All Railroad Lines.
Roads Lose One Case.

Washington, Dec. THE Inter-
state Commerce Commission declared
today its assumption for the juris-
diction over the practices of all rail-
roads constituting throug route, af-
fecting the right of the shipper to a
safe and speedy transportation of all
freight.
The decision is in what is known
as the car shortage case in which
the Missouri and Illinois Coal COM
pany complained of an embargo of
the Illinois Central on the shipping
of coal from their mines on its lines
to Missouri points.
The Illinois Central claimed that
If they allowed their cars to go into
Missouri they would be confiscated
by other lines and they would not
have enough equipment to handle
their local business.
The commission holds that the tenn
porary confiscation by the carriers of
cars of other roads ami placing Of
embargoes against cars being sent off
the lines of the owners are alike I'M
lawful. By this decision all rules of
the American Railway association be-
come subject to the jurisdiction of
ii e committee.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07

With only half of the needed
amount raised and but Is hours left
in which to secure the funds, the Y.
Nj. C. A. faces a crisis today. Every
effort must be put forth by the cam
yassers and the general public as
we'll. IL tie $4,000 which is abso
lutely necessary to save the build
ing. is raised.
The reports which were made at
the noon luncheon today. while en-
couraging in many cases, showed up
subscriptions signed that were en-
tirely too small. More money must
be secured at once.
One encouraging note was heard
from several of the teams and that
was that subscriptions of 500 and
Whereabouts haa. in few cases. been
refused in order to give the donor
an opportunity to increase the
amount. 1t is hoped that several of
these larger contributions will be
recorded by noon tomorrow.
The reports of the teams as made
today is as fonows:
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07
ELECTRIC SCALES INSTALLED

-Four of the newest, most accurate,
as well as the most expensive counter
scales ever manufactured have just
been installed in the Bailey Cash
grocery. These scales. known as the
Toledo Electrics, are operated en-
tirely by balances and have no
springs to get out of order or be
affected by heat or cold. They are
dust proof, yet the mechanism is al
ways in sight under heavy plate
glass. These scales cost $500 each
and represent the largest investment
of its kind ever made in the city by
grocery establishment.
Another of these fine scales has
also been installed in the Kicks gro
Gerry, where it is attracting a great
deal of attention.
Ready for Superstructure.
j. j. Lumsden stated today that
the salbstructure of the Clifton bridge
is completed and that the steel gang
will begin at once the building of
the iron work. I'VE will be done well
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07
N. HERTZ SELLS POSTOFF|CE
BLOCK To CRIPPLE CREEK MAN
CONSIDERATION IS $4,000
Largest Deal in CITY for MOns-POsOtCe Occupies Large
Section of BOCk-Hertz to Keep His Home
in Grand Junction.

One of the largest and most I'M
portnnt realty deals consumnted in
Grand Junction for II long period. and
involving one of the leading and one
OF the best located business blocks
in the city, was finally closed up this
afternoon, negotiations having been
under way for several days.
NJ. Hertz, for goOdly number of
years one OF the city's most promi-
nent and enterprising business men.
and one of its largest property hold
ers, sells to John Connors. of Grip
pie Creek, Colo. the Hertz block,
frequently referred to a. the post
office block.
The consideration i $50, 600.
The Hertz block Is located between
Main and Colorado and ON Fourth
street. Lots IL. IS. 10. 70. ri:
block 40. IL is 125 feet square, u
substantial brick, modernly appoint
ed. and has ut all times been kept in
excellent condition. as MIR. Hertz is
one of that class of property holders
that believes in keeping their hold
ings in an excellent state of repairs.
In the block are eight tenants:
The United States postoffice occupies
the large corner room. forming the
northern portion of the block. Next
comes NJ. +. Fretiericks' big hook
and stationery store, and five other
large business rooms are located In
the block, facing either Fourth street
or Colorado avenue.
Frank Connors. the new owner, is
a well known mining man of the
Cripple Creek district. He has made
heavy investments in Grand valley
ranch property recently, having in
vested To date about 100000 in the
city and valley.
The Hertz block was built in the
year 1900. and its various business
rooms have all been occupied contin-
uously.
Nlr. Hertz still retains extensive
property interests in the city and coun-
ty. and The Sentinel sincerely hopes
that he will always see fit to remain
Identified in this substantial way with
Grand Junction.
70 The Sentinel this afternoon Mr..
Hertz stated that he is planning to
leave shortly ON another trip abroad.
visiting his old home and many 9th
en- countries and cities of the old
world. He will be absent from Amer
Continued on Page -
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07
!. n. BUNTING WAS
BEST BOOSTER
IN STATE
W. H Milburn in the Denver Post
Pays Tribute to Late Editor and
Owner of Daily Sentinel
Will be Much Missed"

w. Ii. AHlburn knew Mr.. Bunting
for many years and speaks feelingly
of him as follows. in the Denver
Post of yesterday:
Mr.. Bunting was an untiEng
for the Western Slope during the
last is years.
He was the booster of boosters.
His methods were clean-cut and up
lifting and his friends were legion
among all classes.
He was a leader because ne was
known to be fair and honest His pa
per was the organ of the people and
has always espoused the methods
that stood for upbuilding.
Bunting was deep thinker. a
forceful writer and could make Il
rafting good speech Depew or
Marshall Wilder had nothing on him
in telling a story; he had keen in
sight into state and national affairs
and stood high in his party coun-
ellis.
He was an optimist. and constant
ly aimed to bring out all the bright
things in life. In the evening when
Others We're resting he was in his
home den writing editorials for his
paper. His utterance had much TO
do with moulding public opinion. and
The Sentinel naturally was a power
among the leaders.
"A devoted husband and ideal
father. a public spirited citizen. his
highest praise lies in the words. He
Will be missed.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07
LATHR0P, SHEEP
MAN, ARRESTED
Charged with Breaking Quarantine
Laws and Driving 1000 Head of
Sheep Here. Located Near
Iona and Taken Back.

Charged with violating sheep quar-
antine regulations in Montrose coun-
ty and bringing sheep that had been
officially quarantined by Uncle Sam
into this section, Howard Lathrop,
"A well known sheep man of this
county, was arrested at Iona yes
terday and was taken to Montrose
this morning.
The sheep were driven out of
Montrose, it is charged. after they
were quarantined and supposed to
have been kept in that section. and
are now above Iona. They are af-
flicted with the scab, it is said.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07
OTHER UNIONS
IMPLICATED IN
DYNAM|T|NG"
Detective W. J. Burns Says That All
Explosions Since 1906 were Caus-
ed by McNamaras. Social
ism has Received Blow"

New York, Dec 7.-Detective Will
lam j. Burns, who arrived here to-
day. declared dynamiting since 1906
could be traced directly or indirectly
10 the McNamaras or the men be-
hind them. He said the turn of the
McNamaras was the greatest blow
socialism has ever known.
Although he says he has received
scores of threatening letters. he
thinks none but fanatic would make
an attempt on his life as they are
too careful of their own necks.'
He said he expected no statement
from the McNamaras duplicating 9TH
ers, and declared there are other
unions guilty of dynamitins beside
the Iron Workers, but did specify
which unions.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07
APPOINT HORTICULTURIST

: II. b. Scammei, now with the
!, bureau of entomology of Min
= nesota at the experiment station
3 at st. Anthony Park in that
: state, was today appointed
!, county horticulturist by the
: county commissioners at sal
J, airy of 81. 500 year Scam
!, nell comes very highly recon- {
3 mended and for a time was as
: sistant state entomologist of 6
? Minnesota. .Iis work has been :
: orchard and nursery inspection, 9
; insect work with the fruit grow :
3 ers. He will take his position
2 after the first of the year.
= There We're several candidates :
:, but a petition of 200 of the .
= II Ia AL, iu. that . calleme
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07
BRIDGE RIGHT
Of WAY 0. X.
County Commissioners Will Elect a
County Horticulturalist Tomor-
row. Only One Property Hold
er Sticking the Bridge.

Property owners, who have the
right of way for the new Colorado
avenue bridge across the Grand river.
work on which will start next year
have come across" with the right of
way desired with the exception of
small piece of property on this side
of the river. This matter was taken
up by Secretary Shaffer of tho Cham
Der of Commerce today and will be
ready tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07
ONLY HALF OF NEEDED AMOUNT
IS SECURED FOR !. N. GA. WITH
BUT 4S HOURS LEFT FOR WORK
President Warner Issues Statement to the Public Urging the
Need Of More Workers and Larger SubSCrip-
tOnS.-SOme Encouragement
ST 1886 RAISED TODAY BY TEAM GAAASSERS GIFT 5000
A STATEMENT.

To the Citizens Junction;
A s facing NJ. c A. n VIII
100000 absolutely
building in
diyiduas
The directors will forth possible human 10
Two
FIRST: More Worhors-Every who Friday
solicitations
ISOLATION building Friday morning O'Clock when
SECOND: Citizens who have not given
o o. 10
send telephone their subscription to Headquarters
"a standpoint, only
the day the which
are G. R. WARNER.
Y. NC A.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07

Ernest Guy Carpenter. charged
with burglarizing the home of Mrs.
Sophia Price on Monday afternoon,
plead not guilty to the charge in
Justice Sweney's court this after
noon and was bound over to the dis
trict court. His bond was fixed at
$1,000 and in lieu of providing the
bondsmen. he was sent to the Hotter
de Schrader. John P Morgan will
be tried tomorrow for stealing a drum
from the Salvation Army.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07

The following is fac smile of the
pledge cards used by the ,eam can
vassers. There may be many people
who viii not be seen by tho team
workers. but who will want to be
repgssent9d in this campaign. In that
ga 50 tshis~cassi~f This paper.
fill out and sign. and mail or hand It
to J. Il. Cox or b. c. Wade. Y. NJ c.
A. building, Grand Junction.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07
FOREIGN RELATIONS OF J.. s.
IN BEST Of CONDITION SAYS
PRESIDENT IN SECOND MESSAGE
Urges Merchant arne-Says No Attempt Was Made to Get
Mexican Property .-SeyeraI Differences Have Been
Settled With England.

Associated Press.
Washington. Dee. THE house
met at noon and heard the president s
message on foreign relations
Sugar beet competition was dis
.cussed before the sugar committee.
Persian appeals for aid We're read.
The Payne bill to create a perma-
nent tariff board was brought up in
the house committee of Ways and
Means but the committee indefinite
ly postponed action through unan-
imous vote. According to the demo-
Gratis this probably puts off any con-
stitution measure, this session.
Salient points of the presidents
message on foreign relatioug
Year has been productive Of arbi-
tration of differences.
Panama and Costa Rica troubles
are peacably settled.
Delicate Mexican situation handled
well by diplomats.
Canal situation forces careful di-
plomaok at Panama.
United States record in Mexican
troubles clear,
Proposes treaties with the central
AlutIi edu olatSS-
Two big loans to China safe.
New Japanese treaty and imIni-
grafton of laborers satisfactorily set
European troubles. Moroccan af-
fair and Tripoli does not directly af-
feet the United States.
Commerce with far east is increas-
ing.
Long standing differences with
Great Britain settled peacefully.
Germany given Won Stueben sta
tue.
Portuguese republic is recognized
Liberia conditions improving.
Fur seal treaty will settle big diff
ficulty.
International opium commission
doing good work.
The entire foreign service or
ganization is being improved and de-
Veloped with especial regard to the
interests of the country,
International arrangement to sup
press obscene publications big ad-
vance in morality.
Foreign trade relations improving
CONTINUED on Page Seyen.)
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07
SHAFROTH REFUSES TO
Be BULLD0zED into
SENDING OUT TROOPS

tfooVVIdItU tSs'+
Denver. Dec. THE striking min
ers in northern Colorado coal fields
allege that the mine owners have
attempted to bulldoze Governor Shat
roth into sending troops and say the
operators have misrepresented the
condition and attempted to bride
the officials to use their influence
against the strikers.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07
WILDCAT MINERS ARE
PLACED ON TRIAL AT
SEATTLE FOR BIG STEAL

Seattle. Wash, Dec. "A H.
Moore, president, and c. A. Moore
secretary-treasurer of the Alaska In
vestment company, were placed on
trial today for using the mails to de-
fraud in connection with the sale of
istock in-ea,leged Hiacers mines a.
Nome
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07
COWS BLAMED FOR THE
HIGH PRICE OF BUTTER;
PRICE STILL SOARING
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Chicago, Dec. The high price
of butter, which has advanced to 81
cents per pound, the highest since
1888, is blamed on the cows. 1t is
claimed there is a very light yield of
milk. the retailers demanding 40 and
so cents per pound on butter.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07
DISCLOSE PLOT TO
BLACKMAIL L0RIMER

e Associated Press. :
- Washington, Dec. 7.-George 9
= Gloss. witness before the Lori &
= mer committee created a small u
q sensation today when he said 8
= Frank Sans. friend of Chas. 8
- A. White. hadtold him he and z
- White were preparing a story Z
= to blackmail Lorimer out of 8
3 s150,O0O. If possible. He said Z
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07
Bruce johnson Meds Tonight.

Bruce II. Johnson one OF the best
known colored men in town, will be
married this evening at 3 o'clock TO
Mrs. Ada Wilson at the groom s
house at 615 Main street. They will
make their home at that place. Rev.
Font of the Handy A. NJ. Il. Chapei
will have charge. of the services.
DR.. Elwood Gray made a profess
sional visit to Rifle this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07
FORMER GOVERNOR DIES.

Associated Press.
Chicago, Dec 7.-Albuninus Nance
former governor of Nebraska, died
here today of pneumonia.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07

Los Angeles, Dec. THE federal
grand jury convened today to take up
the evidence purporting to show that
a gigantic dynamite conspiracy eX-
lists throughout the United States.
through which buildings are injured
and destroyed by dynamite unlaw-
fully transported and perhaps the un-
lawful use OF the mails, while the
government can not indicate. TIe
jury will try for the individual nam
ing of the men responsible and liza
BILE under a conspiracy charge.
A similar investigation is going on
at Indianapolis but the mass of evil
dence accumulated here and the
availability of witnesses induced she
holding of an investigation in Califor-
mia.
Ortie McManigal who first made
the confession in the Mcnamara con-
spiracy, was taken before the grand
jury at / o'clock. He was the first
witness.
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07
WANT FARMERS KEPT
OFF PACKERS JURY

Associated Press.
Chicago. Dec. Eleven men
were in the jury box when the
court cnnvennd for trial of tho Chi
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07

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The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07
N NAMARA WILL
NOT TESTIFY
To JURY
Both Refuse to Tell Grand Jury of
Huge Dynamiting Plot. = Will
Keep Their Secret. Detective
Will Make the Arrests.

= Associated Press. 3
s. Los Angeles, Cal. Dec. t. =
3 John ]. Mcnamara told Jailer !
!, Gallagher today that under no -
- circumstances would he give to !
!, the grand jury any information =
= of any kind. 1t is understood s
: James b. Mcnamara would re- :
p fuse to give testimony to the =
= federal grand jury. z
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07
LABOR LEADERS DISCUSS
MCNAMARA CASE IN SECRET

Associated Press.
washington. Dec. -The CONFER
The daily sentinel., 1911-12-07

Modern advertising game played BY merchants and paid
for ultimately, by the loser
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-05-05

Flower Expert Refuses to Chance
Name OF Species at Request Of
Boston Equal s~ufraqists.

Boston.-Chester I. Campbell. super
intendent in charge OF the national
flower show. was besieged by mem.
bers of the Equal Suffrage association
and asked to have the ordinary or gar
den name removed from the "defen-
bochia plant"
The common name for this remark
able plant is 1.-The mother-in-law plant /"
1t is SO called because, it is said #
n were to chew up one of the leaves
all power of speech would be de-
stroyed for at least a month.
William Robertson Smith. superin.
tendent of the United States botanical
gardens at Washington. is authority
for this statement. He said that tho
n small plant on exhibition contained
enough poison to kill a buffalo. If he
ate 1t. In ten minutes. The n, me
"motherin-!aw plant" will not he re
moved.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-05-05
CUPID BUSY AT BRYN MAWR FLYING TESTS FOR BERLIN
Airships Will Start and End Summer
Competition at German Capital
Limited to Germans.

Berlin.-A great flying competition,
limited to German aviators, will take
place early in the summer. The flight
will be over a circuitous course be-
ginning and ending in Berlin and will
include Magdeburg. Hamburg, Bremen,
Dusseldorf and Dessau. The decision
to hold the contest is the result of the
failure of plans for a joint competi-
ton by French and German flyers.
caused by the objections of the chau-
vinists.
Withdrawal of the French aviators
aroused much bitterness in Germany
and the officials OF the Aviation Engi-
neers' Verein, who are in charge OF
the preparations, are on their mettle
to make the Independent competition
a brilliant success. The contest has
unique interest from the fact that
special attention will be paid to the
military phase Of aviation. It is pro-
posed to offer a special prize for ma
chimes carrying two passengers. so as
to admit of their taking military OBJ.
servations.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-05-05
DOG CATCHER USES AIRSHIf
Hopes With AeropIane to Trap Stray
CANNES That Have Become Wary
HAS Amassed Fortune.

Montclair, N. david Steinfeld.
who is official d~og-catcher in ten towns
in Essex, Union and Morris counties
and who has amassed a small fortune
from his work, announces hat he has
awarded a contract for a small aero
plane and a large net for use in his
work. He adds that he will try 1t OF
the stray and unlicensed dogs in Mont
clair first.
Steinfeld has been hunting dogs so
long in the three counties that the ami
mails recognize him half a mile away
and rush for shelter long before he
gets within striking distance.
He has repainted his wagon, put on
false wigs and whiskers and ~resorted
to other expedients in his efforts to
fool the unlicensed dogs, but without
avail. Now he says he will try the
aeroplane. soar a few feet above the
ground, load his machine with fresh
beef bones. and then, after all the dogs
assemble beneath his machine, drop
the net yer them and alight and sep
arate the licensed from the unlicensed
dogs.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-05-05
Girls Deny New York CIergyman's AS
sertion They Are "Puffed Up
Forty Per Cent. Marry.

Philadelphia.-The New York clergy
mar who recently declared that only
an infinitesimal percentage OF the
graduates Of the big women's colleges
were able to find husbands Is refuted
by the statistics issued by Bryn Mawr
college, 1t is asserted here.
Figures in the annual register of
alumnae and former students show
that 2S.4 per cen Of the entire grad
uate body, numbering 2,724, have mar
ried, while of three classes graduating
since 1889 more than SO per cent are
married, and of seven other classes,
also since 1889, nearly 40 per cent.
have been welded, a general average
of about 40 per cent.
The New York clergyman declared
that graduates of women's colleges
were incompetent in the domestic
arts, pulled up with a little super
fetal knowledge and entirely too ex-
pensive a luxury for the average man
to undertake to support" This asser-
ton the Bryn Mawr girls Indignantly
deny and point to the statistics to
bear them out.