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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-19
G0ULDS KEEP
THE CONTROL
Bush Elected Head of Miss
curl Pacific p. r.

New York, April 19.-In the election
Of B. F. Bush to the presidency Of the
Missouri Pacific railroad the Gould
family has triumphed over the many
financial interests seeking to gain con
troll Of the road so long IN their hands.
Colncidental with the selection Of
Bush, who is now president of the
Western Maryland railway, a Gould
concern, is announced the retirement
of the Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and the Cor
nelius Vanderbilt representatives from
the board of directors and the Amer
lean and foreign stockholders.
Votes against Mr.. Bush were cast by
all Of these new members Of the board
elected at the last annual meeting,
with whom George Gould had arrange
ments for the development or reha-
bilitation of the company. These d.
rectOrs were Paul NJ. Warburg, c.
Vanderbilt, Edgar L. Marsten of Blair
e Co, E. d. Adams, representative OF
the Deutsche Bank Of Berlin, and Fred
T. Gates, representing John D. Rookie
Teller. Every member Of the board
was present, and votes We're cast for
Mr., Bush by G. j. Gould, E. r. JEFF
ferry, Edwin Gould, Kingdom Gould, E.
B. Pryor, s. f. Pryor, c. S. Clarke
and R. l., Williams, the Gould party
%outvoting the opposition s to 5.
The election Of Mr.. Bush was car
ried despite the fact that the majority
Of the special committee appointed to
select a president as successor to Mr..
Gould reported against him. This
committee was appointed March Il, at
the first meeting of the directors fol-
lowing the annual meeting at which
the new directors were elected. Mr..
Could IN a formal statement then ex-
pressed the power of the committee
and the relations between the various
interests.
The resignation Of Kuhn, Loeb &
Co.'S representatives means the first
fight between railroad systems since
the 1907 panic. The policy of all of them
since that time has been to respect the
territory of others and to devote their
energies to improving traffic facilities
IN their own fields. When Kuhn, Loeb
& Co. seemed certainly to have secured
control of Missouri Pacific a repre-
sentative Of the firm announced that
the large sums necessary for rehabiIi-
tatlon of the property would be ex-
pended in developing it in its own
territory. The breach between the
bankers and the Gould party indicates
that other plans will now be followed,
and In railroad offices it was consider
ed that these plans would stir up a
great deal Of strife. 1t was promised
that Mr.. GQuld's plans for the COM
pany, now that he has got it back
again, would be known In general
terms some time today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-19

depressing effect upon them for a
time, but as viewed by official Wash
ington indications point to a continued
spreading of the revolutionary spirit.
Leaders In Washington of the insur-
rectionary movement declare that tele-
grams which they sent to the insur-
gents at Aqua Prieta urging them to
avoid complications with the United
States had much to do with the deci-
sion of the rebels to withdraw from
the town. These assertions, however,
are taken with q large grain of salt,
and official Washington Is more tnclin-
ed that the surrendering of the insur-
gents commanding officer, General
Garcia, to American troops after he
had crossed the line into the United
States had much more to do with the
decision of the insurrectos to give up
the fight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-19
PHOTO OF MARI0hS
WITH SUNDAY WORLD

Next Sunday, April 23rd, the Sun
day World will resume local photo
features similar to the popular fire
company pictures a year ago. This
time the prominent local baseball
clubs will be the subject and the first
picture will be that of the Marions,
the 1910 champions of the city. This
picture Is an excellent reproduction
and will be given free with next Sun
days World as a special separate
photo supplement on heavy paper,
ready for framing.
On Sunday, April 30th, a picture
of the Danish Social Baseball Club
will be given with the Sunday World.
The pictures featured have all been
taken especially for the World.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-19

The EVENING NEWS has the
largest circulation In the county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-19
A MUSICAL MARVEL DIES,

Edward MesIsy Could Play Two Cor.
nets At Once.
Freeport. N. Y. April 1e,-Edward
Mealey Of Baldwtns, N. T., a musical
marvel, who played two comets at one
time and had performed for audiences
composed of distinguished people
abroad and in this country, Is dead
here at the age Of se%venty-one years.
He was a native Of England.
In America he was soloist in Gil
more's band and many others. He
war a cripple during the latter years
Of hia life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-19
MOTHERS MEET AT CAPITAL.
Plans Now In Progress For Annual
Gathering of Big Congress.

Washington, April 19.-Already prep
arations are being made for the annual
convention Of the Congress Of Mothers
to be held here April rs to May 2.
Delegates are expected from all parts
of the country.
In the election of officers 1t Is prob
able that Mrs. David o. Mears Of lis
sex, Mass, will succeed Mrs. Frederic
Schoff as president.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-19
WILSON BOOM
IN BALTIMORE
Camden nan Gives Impetus
to 1912 Campaign.

Baltimore, April 19,--The boom of
Governor Woodrow Wilson of New
Jersey as u Democratic presidential
possibility in 1912, heard frequently in
different parts of the country, was
launched in Baltimore at the meeting
Of the third annual convention of the
National Association of Shellfsh Com
missioners. 1t was during the speech
of Charles r. Bacon of Camden, N. j.,
who is president of the association,
that Governor Wilson's name was
mentioned.
Bacon, with the mark Of the ma
chine upon him, but he quickly dis
pelled all doubt as to where he stood.
I'VE feel, those Of us who come
from New Jersey, that not many years
hence we shall have some bits of his
tory outside our glorious old Revolu-
tionary memories of which we shall
be very proud. We are making his
tory with such strides these days that
1t makes a man somewhat dizzy to
keep up with it. You know we trav-
eled for years under the shadow Of
political bosslsm in New Jersey. You
probably do not know that there was
a small but brave band of untram-
meled citizens who fought with the
same patriotic devotion of the men
who made America possible to bring
order out Of political chaos. They
,,np1 ,o - ~ x,,Inn thara opACn on thc
horizon the figure of a man whom l
earnestly believe is as much q man of
destiny as any of those who doomed
In the other dark days Of u nations
histnrYn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-19
Sarcastic.

Exasperated Learner Ito caddie)-
Why are you dragging that lump of
turf all over the links?
The Caddie-I thocht that after a.
the trouble ye had diggin' it up We
MIGHT like tae tax it hame tae practice
on T nn1Op TIT pito
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-19
TO FRY HUNGARIAN FISH.
Foreign Republicans Of New York Plan
Novel Banauet,

aNovsl Banquet.
New York, April 1o.-Alexander Eng
lander, a member Of the Hungarian
Republican club, has arrived here from
his native land with 100 pounds Of live
fogash taken from a lake near Buda-
pest by Hungarian-Ameriean anglers.
1t win be decided today whether or
not the fish shall be admitted free of
duty or shall pay I cent a po1Ld. The
fish are to be part Of the dknpr that
the club Will give to Mrcu1 B1an, tic
president, here next Wednesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-19

Jamesburg, N. j., April IT, 1911.
Mary Pettse, having left my bed and
board, without just cause, l hereby give
notice that / will not be responsible
for any debts contracted by her.
FRANK PETTEE.
20277-417-5t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-19

A special lot of fine fancy
Lawn Dresses, nicely trim
med, full pleated skirts, low
necks. Sizes g. 10. Thurs
day, special
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-19

If you have something to trade
put an advertisement in our ex-
change column.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25
MADERO'S OPPC%tNT
 WlTHDRk'gs FROM TIGHT
Spee.a' to The N.1gct via skaava, Whiteborse, - aws on and Eaqle.

Speela' to The N.1gct via Skaaway.
 Whiteborse, - aws on and Eagle
 MEXICO. Sept 70 General Reyes. nha n1- been rum ng as the opponent t, General Madora ar president of thr .ruHHt.. a- withdrawn from tho con t,-t IIn hats -spd statement that n, e.uun ts not .t peace at the pres ,ut tfnn uuI mo elcN'ion should be held.
 "hc withdrawal of Reyes leaves a clean h,Id tn the savior of the couu- ue a- Na1.rp is F led by tnc masses. G,ursaI Reyes win was trying Co seek election aaaiust Ntdero. was short umr ae" pupula- idol or the people. %. was u rNfr oyer being in bad re rte uth pmz. Al the overthrow of th, present exile president. hr rrtr.r,.p and was hailed wi.h great rejoicing by tHr pnpuIaee. lie remained popular wm With the rngAa until he came out a@aust AIaHera flor tnc election as prazIirut of tn, republic. which i= to hr settled next ort"her. then th,. peo- p., turned aganst him II. has beau r"hhed and stoned during his campaign band th" people have Ufau away from him utiI he believes fine country 1. stW iu a stato of war instead of peace.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25
I2 TRUE, AND ( NOT TRUE BILLS
 ---P0PULAR RECOhaNHENDATION

true bills and four not true bills
 In view of the recommendations of the court and our belief that coudi- tions have not changed sine, the pres entation of tho report of the last grand jury. we have made no examination with reference to schools. federal or municipal offices, and feel abuudmtly satisfied that these are pror.l'y e,u ductcd and managed
 With relation tu native matters. it is a source of regret that so many of thc eases presented have involved nrrac tipns of the law directly and indirectly due to the Eskimo population of the Seward Peninsula. and we have ndi- catcd hy the indictments found. our view that no discrimiuatiaus should b. used as between white and Indian of lenders. leaving to the good judgment of the court and prosecuting officers
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25

The grand jury completed it's work this morning and handed in a report to the district judge. who discharged the body after thanking them for the work they had performed.
 The following is the report in full handed in by the grand jury. which contains at least two recommendations that will meet with the hearty approval of the people of Nome. and they are the recommendation pertaining to the Eskimo problem and to the sale of liquor to drunkards Both should be given the hearty support of all officials here in Nome.
 We, the grand jury. empanelled Mon day. September II. 1911. have complet- ed the investigation of all matters presented to us by the assistant United States attorney for this division and by others. and have returned twelve
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25
KID MCCOY LIcKS KID
 ELLIE IN ONE ROUND
Nugget Special Service. Via skaqway Whitehorse and 1aqIe.

Nugget Special Service. Via skaqway ] Whitehorse and @a1le. 1 NEW YORK. S.pt. e5 Ka NeCay
 knocked ou Kid Eu- 0u one r.e.. her, |mst Friday night m what slt .nad uled ta he tou-raaud aght ru. oat |tI. took place u Madison Spun. Ga.. |dyu and arge crowd turned ont co
 see thr fight Nsr the end af tar rr- lroand Mccoy lifted Kd File clean or |hi- feet with au orperaut and sent nm lnymg into his corner where hr hfd |d"uu u a heap 0hln the referee .,uur. I,d him ouJ
 ] The nght was of such -rur duration |that th, people had hardly aur settled lin lheir seat. SO Kid Mccoy invited
 Robert Fitzsimmou~. who vre 1t n.e |rins-ide tn don the gloves and giv, mn Io>hbitinn with him
 1 The old war horse boxed for three |rnuuds with the Kid' who kept well |uut Hr range SO -inr+ ,auH uat has 'a ssna yhau,, at IJs .-.ar Ia.Nu-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25
GREAT INVENTION
 LOST TO MANKIND
Special to the Nugget via skag~a. Whitehorse and Eagle.

Special to the Nugget via skasway, Whitehorse and Eagle.
 OAKLAND. Sept e5 The secret of perfrrtms nr mahus cloth water tight with a solution or aluminium has been lost ta mankind tn thv death of the inventor who pa- ,d away here in thr city hast Friday
 The secret was to reyulutinuize the garment industry far ordinary clothes could be made waterproof with the process of the invocation perfected hy the local inventor
 Samples of different cloth submitted hy Jhe inventor to the manufacture of garments proved the cloth did all tEat he claimed and the texture was not injured iu the least. The inventor wished to perfect a few minor details before he commenced having his water proofed cloth placed on the market when he suffered stroke and passed away taking his secret invention with him for not a scratch of the pen can he found pertaining to his discovery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25

tho punishment that should he mrted out in thc event "r convictions being had in such cases "" believe t'fat tho transfer of go many of the E.hfmo- rum the vicinity of thc Standard pu C, r., Spit win ultimately rsult m goo L. all concerned. auI recommend tha. ti, anth ,aiti,-. tooth 'rl ral auI ..u Z. cgG do all fn tH"u. power jo ,0oc. tuis change.
 We desire ta call to gae attrrnn of tho court that numerous compwats have been submitted tu us r..t.m- g.r continued sale oi mtoNicu.- to ormkru mru aud wr believe that hutu municipal and federal authorities should use their best efforts to stop tri- uHHr and to make an a>anpl, that vfl result ia it- disrantmuaucr.
 <. J. BAEEE.
 Foreman
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25
Success Of Reciprocity End British
 Empire.

NN\CoINER Sept .1-Lord Beres- ntrd u"w m thl- 'ttv stated that on.
 ap. .r Canada did wis" and great r#ua tu 1.t.atne reciprocity Had l.l# prn.-H -.rc,--m hvrr u the Do
 m"u uf rHnada It would mark the l.eiuu.u- ", tH, end flor th, British amptne Th' mother country depends Haar hoe colonies tp provide her in raH.u"- Hut ip carry on trad, and wm.u th.y aU away from h"r tt will .a 'h. h.-uumg of th. ,ud
 Canada cannot afford to throw over Eue.Hnd fnr thc sake Of another or tnr.iau country even ir thcr. v,r.. l
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25
GRAND JURY FINISHES WORK
COUNTRY TIRED OF TAFT
 SAYS CONGRESSMAN
Spec al to the Nugget via Skagway Whitehorse and Eagle.

Spec al to the Nugget via Skasway
 Whitehorse and Eagle.
 llNCoiN. Sob. sept e. rugIe-s maa G-"r-. N. Norrfs. vh" is 9 can didat' for tH, s,uatur-Hp u -ur,.,I Nelson Brown. has stated tHs country i- tired of Taft The republican party is aIl right. hut it is President Tart
 T ann for IaFuIlett.." said Cau4ro-. mau Norris. and ] believe tns r.rubu cans uu "fu uut with him at th. urad af tHe puu. hut htt, prsHe J"uht- u fafI cam puI tNa party urau-n Tn. election m Caum5a ...r n- pct r.rf ur".ity t.a straw ,H..n e...- -trau. indication what to.,>peyt
 .I mn going ,a stump the state as t.a ru.n.ut .r S.urtr Brown ru th, .,rrn-t. .f a ur -r...fs. republican, .uH ]. cannot a. ra Chat End of g u.rraf. Ho.u.r s. .f at.~
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25
Wheat Takes a Jump.

'Iu'AGD. Sept e5. The day fnl- lowing tH" election aud defeat of rc,i- ura.tN m Canada wheat jumped eight ..,at- hu~HDL with corresponding ris, tu aN other rp"d~tuns The trusts ar'. expected tn get back their campaign 'und iu t short tuur by being long "u faod-un that they win now boost sky high
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25
Nugget Special Servlce. Via Skagway
 wh.tehor-e and Eagle.

Nugget Special serv,ce, Via Skagway
 Whttehor-e and Eagle.
 Mo>TEEAi.. S.pt -a Sir WIuI Ia.r.,r tIu win r..--r tu. aaf.r.H5l. m ,anuaa o.u. a r..rr.,rg havtu4 b.au H...u.d takes tI. r.-Hlt ,r n" .I..rnu lu philosophical umu,r. and states ,hat tn. power al rUy American ua-t- uoug enough to .>t.ud b,.. yam r. surd.r- m,a Canada.
 T knew th" Jmmh,r paper ua t,.t .uH-t ur ln, I'uug ~Jtu.- N,r. doing tt u r..r power Go Et.. reciprocity ..a,.d .,u shipping u thousands
 aa. ,.n.-u# uf gaaIe To .#rt..,t t.r .aa-e aae Hehuua for. which I be- f.,,d m the nmr. and suW believe. Nnald r-i"uuH ta ,nr h.u"Ir of tho country.
 u,H,sod thr annexation seed the
 tmt~I b, rH. agents of th, trust sHH WI upon foIow and wecdy soil. Irr' was uI.rg A- stated during the .auraten ma,h as [ admire the American people. ! would never under 'an, circumstances consent tu tru. tIon
 \. R. NeNa~tor K C.. pu. of S. Iawi,r- -trpua supporters u Hn u. t-rv-w stated. Ea.rr..u waaa na,, given Co Canada j uarl..r ,fs.r hours instead or .laHt H.r- Hwry uut the people hayn p.a.n ana aa uu, won't IT, They must 'ars r. au.,r means for this great boom I'd, ..r
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25
ouHsuHY TO SAIL NcRTH.

The Schooner Ousbury will sail for Teller Tin City. Cape York and kotze, bue Sound ports tomorrow afternoon at | p. m. carrying freight, passengers and U. s. mail. For rates and infor. nation. inquire of the U. S. Msrean- tile Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25
THIRTY THOUSAND ON
 STRIKE IN SPAIN

Special to the Nugget Ma Skaqwag
 whitehorse' Dawson and Eagle.
 MADRID. Sept 25- This city has been in the throgs of great buHug strike for three days. and tLrr, is na .oud in sight on th, szud thirty thou sand men helansing to the huuaing trade walked out auf are ~tlu demand in- higher wage. utrnnut auy -rttl.- ment of the strike in sight
 Demonstration Of 8 semi revolution .ary nature have taken place but th, government troops are constantly au 'duty to see that order is maintained even if the mobs have to be shot down to have them respect the law.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25
BORGOROFF ID HANG
 KILLING STOLYPIN

Nugget Special Service. Via Skag~ay
 Whrtehorse and Eagle.
 kIENE S.rt Aturury Eargar .uG jhe a-~a--1u aI ca. n,. premier 'f Eus-I ua- sentenced ou Saturday Go
 ma rr che mHrtsr.
 Pr.wHsr SulEpm nas -Iat down n
 .u1d aInaH.I mnnar hy the attorney ahll. attruHue au alnr1 in tHf~ city and or # ahtlr bis physicians held "ut Hnp.~ for his r-,ae-rt haf hr -He .umr.1 tu tHr uen wounds he received .thraupI tho breast
 rlruai"r Attnrus} Hur-aran lasted aut "ur Ily uv made mo attempt .. u-try his act and although uth.r-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25
WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC
 DISCOVERED IN PORTLAND
Special to the Nugget Via Skagway, Whitehorse,, Dawson and Eaale.

PORTLAND. Sept 25-With the ar rest of Coy McDavis in this city Satur- day is brought to light a gigantic dis closure of the white slave traffic which has been conducted in this city for sometime.
 The expose has created quite a stir in social circles for Coy McDavis has confessed to a number of prominent business men being implicated in the white slave traffic in this city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25
ITALY TO SCRAP
 WITH TURKEY
Nugget Special Service Via Skaa~ ay Wh,tshorse and Eagle.

Nugget Special Service Via Skasv, ay
 Wh,tshorse and Eagle.
 ROME. Sept 25.-The Italian navy Is ready [" put tu Sca at a m"mcnt's nn- tte. sh". ld Turkey refuse [" aliow tlt,. ruwlet re"Ir,J"rato over Tripoli iu Africa
 Turkey iS Inclined tn dispute the righ, "f Italy to hald @ protectorate over the e"uutp and an ultimatum has been forwarded [" Turkey and should that e"untr, refuse tn recognize the right and stand taken by Italy a conflict wII take place at once.
 The ships of the Italian navy ar. yoalrd and provisioned and ready ts pat to sea st moments notice amt ths Italian government k bound to set tir the dispute once and forever as to wh" will have the right to Tripoli
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25
Western Washington Reioices Over De |.
 feat

feat. SEATTLE. sept. s5.-AlI over the c"untrvvcst oft Cascade mountains th"r. Is great r-j"icing over the de feat of reciprocity iu Canada The pco- ple realized such victory would mean the boss of thr Alaska trade to Puget sound cities. and tho farmers of West eru Washington
 In Seattle Tacoma. Everett. and the smaller cities there is feeling of sat isf-ction over the outcome The Alas ka market has been reserved to thu people of Seattle and Tacoma also tn" propl" nf Western Washington which they were in far would he tr1u.,. .e~ -ri to Victoria and Vancouver if TO .ipr city had won.
 The outcome af tIc Canadian cls,- u"n Is most satiffa tory to the Plch'c coast states aud ,nsy wer,. ns.t.nr u tu th, time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25
NOTICE

Do not be deceived by a monopoly. WE WILL save you 20 per cent on al electrical supplies. Come and see the Improved Tungston Lamp. Carleton Hardware Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25
sTUeBs TO RETIRE
 FROM HARTMAN LINES
Special to the Nugget via Skagway, Whitehorse and Eagle.

"hitehorse and Eagle.
 CHICAGO Sept - John e Suhhs tor many wears connected with the Hartman system. and who was gen .erad trahi' manager for fourteen years .nf th" southern Pacific railroad. will retire from the Hartman system Iauu- arN of the coming year.
 AIr Stuhh= has wanted tn retire for several wears but owing tn the death "f Hartman he was compelled ta con tmu" on with the duties of the road Hutl tho same rpuld he adjusted after tho death of Che great organizer
 Ar Stuhh- will continue tn make his home her" iu the city where n, has rec sided far the past fifteen years.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25

We handle Select beer male from specially selected Bohewan hops The bot beer brewed on the Pacific coast. Price reasonable. Del vered at your door free of charge. Try this beer and you will be convinced. The Eagle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25
Foreman

secretary Is or thc opinion that no sae. reary ol war can afford Co assume th, work rf that branch without being ra- uUiar with at least the principal post. af the country.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25

".r believed tn be implicated tu th,
 Ha"tlug pt the late premier th- pt- ,nrn,y took the blame an upon himself .tatiug there were no others implicat- .ed with him. According Co thc lai-- "n.r it was private sri.vcusr "r wrong Stnlypin had committed or had performed to his family and lt ,ould only h. wiped out hy the death at the premier sud he was willing Co take the rmi-hmeur af che court m. ludga tHtu sentenced hlm tu be hanged for th, murder nf Premier Stnlypin.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25
AT I ERbgATH 0N CANADA'S
 DEFEAT OF RECIPROCITY

,"mtr. Ne would have gained by t-prrr5ts rpr much of our manufac- t#r.H material l- secured from across uur southern brr.irr and We would hty- a ftr better market cI"s. to huu."
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25

slight advantage in SO doing. the love nf country would demand that the col "nio~ stand by the empire Of which they ar" a part and by the outcome of the election just over England and his majesty has every reason Co feel proud of the Canadians"
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25

Start the month right by subserib. ng for the Daily Nugget g. per -oorth 6 months. si0: one year S20
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25
NOTICE

Members of the Scottish Rites Class. who have not yet called at Lonen Bros. will do so at once, SO that the group picture may be completed.
 R. w. THOMPSON.
 Secretary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25
SECRETARY WAR
 TO VISIT POSTS
Special to the Nugget via skagway.
 Whitehorse and Eagle.

WASHINGTON Sept 25.-Secr,tay of War Stimson announced today that he has decided to visit every miuam post in the United States durin- hi. term of office.
 During the time his attention + mol required here fin Washington he will Doe making trips over the country to visf the military posts of the country. The
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25
MAN ARRESTED FOR GIVING
 AWAY NAVY SECRETS
Nugget Special Service, Via skaqway
 whitehorse, Dawson and Eagle.

BpSToN. Mass. Sept. 35-pu Sat urday man by the name of Joseph Fauenfield was arrested here in thc city hy the secret seryio, agents for dis closing warship secrets and publishing menaciug articles about the United States navy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25

Subscribe for the Nome Daily Mug get. s2 per month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-09-25
WASH. IDAHO OREGON
 BANNER WHEAT CROPS
Ia Saaa ny H.l

E.. #m.re tf tHr-. thr,. states sH nHp annd harvest for wheat N#en has h,au."m tF. decline of ltt, .a. taken a -Hsl'u put upwards and
 T. a' e,Nrrd ..nt- hi-h.r per hu-hrl #.t predicted now that Canadian .Ha.r has been -nut out or win hay" ta snms in a.th a tuiu that uIH pre- vent it gamu"uue with American grown th..i