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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06

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body can be gotten rid OF by doctor
ing the liver which is torpid. HER
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II purifies the system lates the
vital organs and puts the body IN
fpe vigorous condition Price soc
Sold by Owl Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06

If YOU knew of the real value o
Chamberlain Liniment for lame
back. soreness of the muscles. sprain
and rheumatic pains. you would nevel
wish 10 be without IT, For sale BIZ
all dealers HvSs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06
Years of Suffering
Catarrh and Blood Disease :
Doctors Failed TO Cure.

Miss Mabel r. Dawkins, 1874 lafay-
cite S.. Fort Wayne, Ind, writes.
~For three years J was troubled with
caterrh and blood disease. irieu. sew
eYai doctors and a dozen different'em-
edles. but none OF them did me any
good. A friend told me of Hoods Sar-
eaparilla. I look two bottles of THIS
medicine and was as We'll and s,ropg
as ever. 1 feel ike a different person
ard recommend Hoods TO any one suf-
fering FROM estarrh.
Get, L. lodaN'si siA usual LIQUID form or
chocoIaaed taRsts called Sarsatabs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-26
WILSON BELIEVES
 ALASKA WILL GET R. R.

mary work looking toward the fuild- ing of a government road to tap the coal fields and open up inc interior of that vast territory.
 The Alaska home rule bill. recently passed by the house. called the Jones Wickersham bill, We knew would pass, the democrats had plcdgeed some kind Of measure. and tried to brush mp the Sulzer bill. but 1t would not hold water. and Underwood must havc he Iiey-d the same would not prove to be the proper campaign dope" for the North. since the Cordova convention The democrats are anxiosu to try and keep the republicans of Alaska split square in two. and if Wickersham had received the nomination at the Cor dova convention they would have passed the Sulzer home rule bill in- stead of the Joens- -Wickersham meas ure Champ Clark. Underwood and Sulzer are great politicians. ard peo- pie who think otherwise are badly mistaken"
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-26

According to several dispatches from different parts of the territory during the past twenty-four hours. We are led to believe there is to be an independent republican candidate in the field Telegrams from Juneau. Cordova and Valdez proves there is some such a move on foot.
 From the Valdez Mintr under date of April 26 We are in receipt of tele- gram conveying the following inform ation:
 An independent republican conven- ton has been called to meet in this city May 29. to nominate & candidate to represent Alaska in the halls ot congress-. as delegate. The conven- ton will also elect two delegates to the Chicago convention to support and work for Theodore Roosevelt. and against William Howard Taft
 In the territorial convention to he held in Valdez. there will be allowed one delegate from each precinct, for every twenty votes or fraction fere- of. of the number cast. in the last delegate election.
 The popular opinion in Valdez be sng that one F. F. Richie. who parti- cipated in the regular republican pri- maries here in the city. and was talk en back into the party, but failed to receive the recognition he believes due to man of his standing has become more sore and has joined one E. Val entine to start an dependent move ment and try to get one Dan Suther- land ts be its candidate. provided wickersham will not accept. which he is refusing to do.
 cordova After Inform ation.
 CORONA. Alaska. April 26.-Con- siderable excitement here over the move on the part of Richie Of Valdez and Valentine of Juneau trying to start an independent candidate to split vote. A lot of soreheads. with no following whatever Who Is pr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-26
ATTORNEY BRuNER MAKES
 SENSATIONAL CHARGES

knowledge hut from reliable persons who would have gone bail had the members of the United states mar shals office not used their influence to head the same off.
 Thereupon the court took occasion to rcbuke Attorney Bruner for mak- ing the statement unless he knew the same to be fact from his own knowl- cdgec. stating there was too great a tendency on the part uf certain mem bers of the bar to cast reflections and insinuations upon government officials which would not be tolerated and re fused to hear any further remarks from the attorney on that score.
 The prisoners were in the court room at the opening of the court and one after another were arranged. or. ordered to enter their plea of indict- ments returned against them. chas. .ec. charged with robbery of person. pleaded not guilty.
 Eckdahl. IIausner and Thompson. charged with robbing a mining claim. pleaded not guilty, Coynt and Staton charged with burglary, pleaded not guilty. also not guilty to the charge of perjury. mbazzlement by bailee
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-26

made known to the kaiser and the empress of Germany this morning when the young man sent an urgent appeal to his father and mother. im- ploring their permission 10 wed Miss Won Ortwell the young dashing Amer can beauty of good family and of Ger man percentage. who is now visiting relatives in Southern Germany, her home being in Mississippi. ' $. A.
 What action the kaiser will take Is not known, he has ordered his son tn report at home at once. where the matter will be thrashed out The marriage of the heir apparent being one forced upon the young fellow has never been what is termed happy affair Many estrangements and ru- mors of separations have been current and only the strong iron will of NH- helm has kept the young fellow in line and prevented a scandle in the house of Hollenzollerns
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-26

and assault upon an officer in the dis charge of his duty.
 Rosa pleaded not guilty [" giving liquor to Eskimos. as charged in the indictment
 Thereupon the ease~ wcrr sei for trial Coynt first. Coynt and Staton to follow. then tho Eskimo charged with attempt to commit rape. Leee. Armstrong. Rosa. while the eases "f Eskdahi. Hausner and Thompson were asked to go over until after the open ing of navigation This was resisted by Gilmoree. representing Eskdahl and Thompson, and Elwood Bruner repre- scnting Hausner owing to the show ing made by the district attorney the cases were allowed to go over until after the opening of navigation with an understanding of further c"ntinu- ence should Mir Gilmore be away at the time. expecting as he does {" leave Nome by June |
 It was during the argument '" resist postponing the case of Housncr that the tilt between Bruncr and Deputy Marshal Thompson occurred.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-26

This morning Elwood Bruner while arguing for speedy trial of his client Uausncr. now under indictment for robbing mining claim, made to the court statemen that was highly sensational. in so far that il charged the United States marshal's office from blocking any and all attempts of his client from securing bail.
 MT. Bruner stated to the court his client should be allowed to go on his own rccognizancc. owing to the fact he could have secured bail several times. from reliable persons who would have been satisfactory to the govern ment only the same was headed of by the United State mGrshafs office deputies by cxerting influence.
 Deputy Marshal Thompson. who was in the court room asked permission to be heard. and was granted such by the court Mir. Thompson flted the statements made by MT ElwOod Bruner were absolutely alsc. and fin q polite manner informed the court the said attorney was telling anything hut the truth
 Mir Bruner thereupon stated he was 'ot making the charges from persona
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-26
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. April 26.-Ex- Senator John L. Wilson. recently returned from Washington. D C.. where he has spent most of the past winter trying to se- cure legislation for the territory of Alaska. believes the much needed rail road of the North will be assured dur ing the present session of congress.
 T believe the Alaska Pacific coast delegation did all they could. they ac- complished much, they inserted the wedge for many reforms for Alaska during the winter. many of which are to be carried out such as aids to navl- gations in the form of permanent lighthouses and light buoys at danger ous points along the coast.
 But I believe We will accomplish our greatest aim. that is a railroad from the Pacific tide water to point on the waters of the mighty Yukon. the river that flows through the heart of Alaska and drains it's principal water sheds With the Flood. Sulzer and Fisher bills and resolutions. or re- ports we have at least made start In the right direction and the prelim-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-26
SON or KAISER LOVES
 AN AMERICAN GIRL

For several weeks the young prince has been paying considerable atten- tion to Miss Won Ortwell. they have been taking auto rides over the coun- try fishing. shooting and horseback riding. but no one thought the young prince would lose his head to the young American beauty for the sons of the house of Hohenzellerns never marry outside their station, princess of royal blood being selected for them. and one has already been selected for Prince Adelbert.
 The young mans affection was first
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-26
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. April 25.-Ycsterday afternoon Guglielma Marconi inventor of the wireless telegraphy of the same name was called before the senate in- Nestigating committee. taking testi- mony on the cause and incidents lead ing up to. and transpiring after the White Star liner went to the bottom of th" Atlantic.
 When questioned [" selling the story and acrograms passing between the steamship Titanic and steamship Cav. pathia. he answered. I ordered the wireless operators Of the steamers tn sell the story We are in the com mcrcial wireless business. and when ever We have anything of importanc" for sale We place 1t upon the market for what We consider | i- worth. \ company conducting business make no discriminations between news "- steamers breaking records crossing the Atlantic or recording great disas- tcrss it is a matter of business with us. although personally | hopr an other wreck like the Titanic will ncy"r fall to the lot of Marcnoi operator 10 record We should he happy there is such an invention as wireless tcle- graphy. it saved many of the women and children who would have perish- rd othcrW isc from exposure"
 When asked if he assumed all the responsibility of the operator on the steamship Carpathia trying to sell the story of the wreck answered. T do'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-26
Nugget Special Service.

AUGSBURG. Germany. April 26.-- Prince Adelbert. not the heir apparent. for he is already married and has a family. but younger son of the em- peror. has fallen head over heels In love with an American beauty-Miss Won Ortwell from Mississippi. of Ger man parents. a rich flashing young American girl now on visit to rela- tives here in the capital of the govern ment district of Swabia. and Neuberg. Bavaria. the leading commercial city of Southern Germany.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-26
WILL HOLD INDEPENDENT
 REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

otherwise have gone to Jennings ow ing 10 people not caring to vote for man supported by Valentine will now
 swing into his camp This break means that Gilmore will sweep Jun eau. SkaEway Douglass. Kotchikan
 and Treadwell The Nome candidate is to be congratulated In getting shed of Valentine who is styled the agltator.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-26
LIVELY TILT IN THE COURTROOM
BRITISHERS GETTING PEEvED
 OVER ACTS SENATE COMMITTEE

ish subjects and not Iaok 8pon them as criminals who will flee the cpun try tn. minute thcv get aut of sight. Other Steamship Officers Summoned.
 WASHINGTON. April 2G.-The ,"G- ate committee this morning sent 'r had subpocnas issued for in, officers af tho steamship Mount Temple and thc steamship California. C. have them come and ieet5ly ., n, committee can ascertain why Che former did not go to the assisttnce of tb. Titanic af Ter having tho signals of di-trrsse
 The committee Is Of the opinion that the officers af the -teamship Mount Temple aro guilty of criminal negli- gone, for r9r rushing ro n. Titanic when they received orders that the e,-scl was -fukiug and hundreds would perish if the vessel dll not receive. help and t- rrs-~nrer- taken er Bodies of Strauss and Astor Reeov-
 cred.
 NEW YOI;k. April ze < wireless from th, MrcKpy Bennett states they haN.. found th. bodies of NTr. and Mrs. StrruSs ur Brooklyn, also th. rpd> q. Col John Jacob Astor. and the, have emhalmcd the same Many bodies are now coming tp the surface of tho wa ter and all are being taken care "t. those identified are preserved and aN others given # Christian burial
 The paper that Is read and reread by all parties and factions is the Mug get
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-26

New laid eggs .. Posssr-s. Phone eIsok 5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-26

J. Chambers. their Nome representa- tive who claims he can deliver the entire vote of Seward Peninsula to an independent candidate if nominated"
 Juneau Up in Arms.
 JUNEAU. April 26-The best thing that could happen Gilmore Is the fight to be made against him by F. Valen tine. for many of the votes that would
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-26

that Is our business to sell wireless messages. or information We can ~c- cure"
 Body Of Butt Recovered.
 NEW YORK. April 26 A wireless from the cable ship Mackay Bennett states they have recovered the body "i Major Butts. th, military aid to President Taft. ,eto sent down with ,he steamer. and or whom the picsi dent said Archie died like | soldier"
 The body will be brought Co N.w York and inferred either in th. ceme- tcry at West Point or at Arlington. British Public peeved Over United
 States Senate
 LONDON. April 27.-Thr public i- taking exception to the manner in which the United States senate invcs- tigating committrc. are conducting their work in finding ont about the wreck o' the steamship Titanic They h, licyc the committee is over doing it in refusing L. allow President Ismiy from going to New York and attend ing to his business. alsn Vice Pr"si- dent Franklyn, and are demanding that the president hc asked tn explain such high handed methods on the part of the United State to British sub jcct
 The feeling against the United States Is gowing intense and the peo- plc are demanding that some action be taken. and the members ot the United States senate be made {" show a little more courtesy toward thee Brit
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-26

Statements printed Hu gset Office
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-26

that Is our business to sell wireless
 messages. or information We can ~"-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-26
Bodies of Strauss and Astor Reeov.
 cred

Ths paper that Is read and reread by all parties and factions is the Mug get
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-26

ish subjects. and not book opon them as criminals who will flee the coun try tn. minute thcv get aut of sight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-05

ancient franchise granted In 1854 70
Andrew Pizzini aud others. and never
exercised. to sell light and power and
to place poles and wires In the streeta
The franchise has been for many years
q mere encumbrance to the statute
books, and 1t was repealed.
Wants CITY - Pay Css&.
Tho Committee on Printing ana
Claims recommended payment OF $3.50
to Rufus C. Williams for damage to hts
automobile from having been run into
By the city ambulance when that We
hicle was not responding to an emer-
gency call. The paper was referred
to the Committee on Finance. On ron
call Mr.. Umlauf offered an ordinance
amending the Building Code. when
went to tho Committee on Ordinance
Chareer ano Reform. and resolutions
on the establishment Of plAygrounos'
which went to the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings
Mr.. Fuller called from the taoie
and secured adoption OF report OF
the Committee ON Finance appropflet-
ing Sl,o5O to cay . judgment obtained
a xainst the city In the Law and Equity
Court, and 5000 was appropriated TO
the account Of opening and widening
streets.
The Council thereupon went Into the
election Of citizen members OF tne
Board Of Public Interests. ana eiectec
Harry Tucker. Joseph W. biiiey IN"
william Gibson. Jf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-05
Appropr,a.,ne ,sso for collection Of

Appropriating sseo for collection OF
taxes expenses.
A resolution - adopted autnoriz.
ing the Auditor to pay the states taxes
for 1914 ON the City Dock property
recently acquired and ASSESSED IN kno
name OF the bondholders OF the WIZ
liam r. Trigg Company. ANA 70 M
satisded the city taxes on the property
for the same year.
HoalAays fer Per DeeO Hen
Special Accountant George b Cfon.
shaw reported that he had examined
and found correct the accounts OF the
CITY COLLECTOR. the Police Court fart
!. ana IL, aad the street Cleaning De-
nartment In connection with the Po-
lice Court, Part a.. ne called attention
to repeated delays on the part OF JUS
tice Maurice to mako Settlements as
required by law. which delays ne mao
been assured would not Oceur again
In connection with the Street Cleaning
accounts, Mr.. Crenshaw reported that
in August the Council Committee on
street cleaning granted vacation Ok
six DAYS with pay to the men In the
department, cost ng the city $2.3o0- IN
September IL the CITY Attorney. In
reference to . similar application tor
holiday on tho part Of men IN the
Street Department gave It Is ms
opinion that there was NO authority
for committees to grant such vacA-
lions with pay 20 D. diem men
A. such practices might cost the oty
large sums and disrupt the work OF
the departments II continued NJ.
Crenshsv recommended that the Coun-
eli take such action as would make the
practice OF the various departments
No
ferred to the Committee on Ordinances.
Charter ana Reform. Later petition
from the Street Cleaning COMMITTEES
to be allowed to give other men vaca-
lions with pay was referred TO the
same committee, II being stated that
most Of the men had had their hoii-
day. while the practice had been
stopped on receipt Of the City Attor-
ney's opinion, and m injustice hao
therefore been worked on few men
Ne AetSoa - Price - Ca
Resolutions from the COMMITTEES .
light In reference to reducing the prize
Of gas from 20 to IS cents were ~
ferred to the Committee on Finance.
a WAS q resolution from the Conn
mistee on Electricity In reference 70
granting free electric current rom
the municipal plant 10 the Mechanics
Institute.
On recommendation Of the Commft-
Tee ON water, a contract was awarded
to the Lynchburg Foundry Company
for cast-iron pipe and special castings.
costing S7.se7.7e. that company hsv'ns
been the lowest bidder.
The Committee on Ordinance. CHAR
ter and Reform reccmmcnded fourteen
ordinances making permanent Increases
in salaries. all Of which were referred
TO the Committee on Finance Not q
single salary Increase received maj
approval last night not one being re-
ported by the Committee on Finance
for action.
me Ordinance. Charter and Reform
commsssec recommeuAed repeal OF an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-05
MANN IS INDICTED
God Jwy RetuvW rvse - 49,
C>~xhe ID SchoosreU4y.

c,,,s yuy Retmns Tsse - 49, -
Cs1Che d SchsosroU41.
1900 r. Mann Who was ofre0eeo N
eInnuae,,av = r. last saturday at the
$500, o, the local police. veo Sosesee
r.s,srd,v BY the grand jury IN the aust-
ne. Cour. ror IN s,:eged Sfeve onenE
.sS,x, paisy Sceers Armed with copy OF
a. ,,s,rrment and exsradition papers DE-
rsy.-sersearf Wiley left last night tet
,ho nrtsorer Mann b aec(ped OF orine'ns
the woman to Rscamooo. pieciae nsI
irsproper resort aad ootatnin8 oonsS -
Screiry from her.
o,her ind.c;msnss rsessSee - sss 49,
fury were ~ follow:
grand larceny; Reisa Brtega malicious
wounding: George ycsea houseoreakins'
Anderson johnson hcuseoreaktne. Nata
Logan. dispensing eeesiue; Ss~ce -.
oa- breaking: Lane over.on. ersne iafceny.
and Normsn RaInes. graad larceny
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-05
WR0NG FOLKS IN
Bull MOOSE CHOIR
Montague Does Not Like the
AuBic-Discusses Issues IN
Final Speech.

L would be mere elective to have
Tho song about standing At Arranged
con and battling for the Lord sung BY
q different choir, commented former
Governor Andrew Jackson Montague
On IN address last night In the cham
Der OF Hastings Court Part n, end
lng the Democratic campaign The
ppecfacie OF . chorus composed OF Bill
Flinn, TIN Woodru6 aud their ilk does
NOT, IN his opinion, produce . convinc-
ting fuse.
Ths spseca Of the Demecrasac nomi-
nee for Congress was . review % the
assueo OF the national conteet, with
the various remed3ss proposed He
1ikeoeA the country 20 the man with
broken Lee. and the candidates to ply
saslaaa Tan he pleeureA - advocat-
1ng q lee-aione policy, permitting ma
ture 70 do III work. Roosevelt would
oey: sOh. cut the leg OF: he can get
aloug better with one than with .
Broken bone" Wilson would have the
Deg headed. On the ground that the
SaaleDe eosId Set along best With two
Ooel legs.
DsscussiOu Of the evils Of trusts, with
esogr100 for relief. occupied most o.
sAe address, Where Taft proposes TO
- sosh1nG AeAosss. Roosevelt would
regulate monopoly. while Wilson would
regulate competition Reputation OF
DOnopolies In existence he compared
- buying . paddock for the stable doos
afser the horse had been stolen.
OoDsSaering the F9ooseveltian plan q
eoseal justice. Governor Montague eaid
NSs must be . matter u training, Of
ossUsusAip with . heoet On the re-
IN Il judges. he simp1y soid that the
aDrDse President could wen recall s0ne
q M own apvoenteeo on FEDERAL
be1eAe4L
Tbe only reference made BY the
0oaker % his opponeats 70. Congress,
he nominees % the Socialist ana
Socsaliss-Labor part'es. IVES . trtsute
9 the sincerity Of those Who believe
in soe1alissic priscsplss. saa Few
vorap % the eject thas the country
- net found is development along
~, NO. oAv0case1 " them. bot u.
0esaA Ne best plan was freedom O
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-05
ROBINS ON SCHOOL BOARD

Wen QnOW1 IAys1elaa eueeoodD Chnn1pe
Huf1les. Ras;Gnea
Or. Charles r. Robins was elected moO-
Der Of the City School Board last u1gA3
BY Joint session Of the City Council. sucr
ceeding Charles Hutxler. resigned. No othse
names were presented. and the action talkso
was unasmouo.
James T. Disney was seated % Q usDhar
OF the joint session. having been elected .
member Of the Board Of Aidermen 70 M Tie
urexpired term Of Alderman 2. 81. DooAhoAI
resigned
DR.. Robins q Q well known phyuleiaD aud
surgeon. associated with DR.. Lewis C. Deahse
and others In the erecfion Of the Stuart
Circle Hospital He has been for several
years q member Of the visiting stan ef IL
City Home Hospital. and has given Dueh
time to the relief OF the iDdiSeut o1ck- He
establish . public free hospital under esey
auspiceA