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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07
SULzER GETS
 INTO HARNESS
APPOINTS HIS ADJuTANT GEN
 ERAL AND IS PREPARED
s9eriri Nuaa %t 5+r~ioA.

s1eginI Nuaa&t 54r1icA.
 NEW YORK. Dee. T.--GrUTeFDnr elpet EulHnr has RelcGtcd Na1nT Hehf3 b, FEanL1ten As his adtutaHt Esnarai aud is ,,ow making preparations lar tlR entry iILtG Httlce,
 The suoceaz nf his rArtS lR tne presidential u1entlan &uI ais uwn elec' tEoti rs EoECrnor Of ihe EMpErf ztSte hate roInbstled 70 place him in faosi : +Ipn sncnnd cnly tn WuCdfow WilSpf' hlsnseIf. 1I1s infiurMaA will be parn- tAo.,rar In hIH Btata EuLh In matters puytairilug to state and federal nffalrs
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07

rrAts Snsns xuctfasluIIy nI making 's rhr iiII win urEULplr Etss ard nI dpubI d ills passage Ia cntGrtRinea nr aIG ny iIa spouSGTH. ktany cpnsfNss : mrn ;,aya already 'SpCeHbed thsIr He = rr1ral uf Il.
 1t La beyond auS dpupt part uf tAs 1I,ns ur the war drar4rrMenr far Lhd .+,.IralisuIiuu uT nII tlis military pos' slE1c ;L smnIc puust jn GrzE0n CT W'1ah' ingtnIL
 l=.llrcnI JosGyn ha< nsfHrpd I'd take u.cr rhu wire3sAx atstipstS md tS op- yss t.r. vhIef hacker Uf Martin kiHr-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07
CHURCHES MAY UNITE
 AND HAVE NEW NAME

might br cnnn Iu hY tho Federation uE l-lIurctes DOW 1n ssss'oli In Ch1ca' Eu, Tic TeColisctIon itat Cthtr churches which are tntal!y dE@rHnt Fundamentally from the T'resb9tttiLn are takin. petL in the euneiese leads 10 tlln l.clef thHt Ll.ls proposal wln net h generally acrepted anft scIne think 1t may uslS ndd tc the I,ntcnl . ts1a whIch JIe in the pRth nf union.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07
SENSATIONAL SCANDAL
 ON U. 5. GUNb0AT

th. rysulL Is cxperCrd Tn hu lhG dis rsAn1 If Ealtas of rllo uIRceTs. All thai ia known ls that MrE. AiI1rsF Munuf' q fa::hiqnRtis To1olh HIS roncV91 frum 1hc YICkSapry unconscious our
 nsllt ar midnight. She Is auupnAed tn have hcon hit hn thu h2Ad Ttth bor- lt.. by the wifu uf an ohirr nt ths ,~Rsel during their uIArTs''
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07
Auua.s eneeIai ssrslCs.

ATLANTA, rGc. 7--Tt'e cou!TIsl@e If the churcJ,4s of tI.c Presbyterian and kindred denominations lava rs' .,,n 10 ~urE m inc basis r5 A n1% ,,nIpn cS slI such chnrollss undFc the nnms CP Lhs PreabyteFlhh church 'l America.
 4hix propoHul was mAle end ndoptea ax n hzsis by which m heT9encnt
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07

RArnamhar and always EA'u$nnaer thst the money hack Buarahr>s eos' with sysrythina cold under the Shll- linn mark g fuH line cArriSd pt Polsrs'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07

which might happnn g., HnHG, He 'In+lE
 nei Forcsfc any whr :e rrGaeHl tut h. hints prrsey strongly that war nLAY coma at. .iny tIIiI% 'rE@ lltnctpal prep srari1il Which Inc lrar's in hA sxreai- l.
 mt at present 1s the conelTactlUn nt rhree powerful onttEeships. For tf.''sn he. pleads Fl, rT7Asr lY AtT. helicVes thclT
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Nugget SpAsia $srv1c~.

TN.LEJG- +:as.. E2cc. l.. pIlr TT Ile mosL atnsaLilImI: nF %slrdaIs llaF 5flsen rruTu m..:hi&Jlt frrpo1' ,sI, the United ssl,I'.a sunbnpL FckaI1urg When rNo wHE1+r, lI".nIIyiDE high sI . e1aI bpslttnng tIr. rrd ITtp | 7Erce nEht whith T"s1iII",: iu cnv I'nI.o5 beaten tn pIr"!lllt iynHn"sa.
 An inquiry hI! IrTn Gr@i-ed l. The hay! department: intn rho a.air and
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07
se.brA. kLgaEt $srvie~

EesbrA kLgaEt $srVie%
 NASI!INIiTG.'S S. Tha, $" ?hnt ni' vata 4lnHlEHn lrAupls-, hEAo%u sy FAlevII ToziJn nt ErsiJ iEtflFH, ~IIl EEs over ,hs g1YaEnHant wIT.:4-ss HiaI!uns and ppsrRtv Ihrn r..w scrnR. lp !r Ulusl lneeIy.
 4 h3n haA already HI"n rrrlnrsd and will bc inIrIlalt.L1ni TIT G'..lAr sAH As A31n az nnqainle lg lha. drfTFe r1rS when tsse new .rnt1is1Tillirr tVaFis iHlD poNgr. II IIr9eiucH Im give inc T'lr dArsartntant lis SGiLoTi%3tion Q tils' 3nss nf Inc n.Icl,'gs aIit;ons 10 o1yiLe
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07
NOME BAR ASSOCIATION
 s:SUGGESTS LEGISLATION

the n%hd af tain AIU&si an entR tp e1H Aiuskn cna<. On motion ilth rrS$1dent was directed to appoint a cptttinttt"e pr Jir. msrnhcTs, 10 be announced Et su adLtlTu, ttrnoctLnE ne%I aaturdny' tn n1gpMrr AuL rspors ta lhu I.Ssof'A- tl.,m such uIuvpsrL hwA and aLIIeEd- mrntp ns IL deems 1essitahlG. This re- hort. Hheu GuaEy nErGcd uI"lL wlll b- srbu1ttted. t@ tED terTitoCtal lr4l"latnr with IhH recommendations nf lH$ NGm0 bar.
 ShiIIinsa Vanilla is 4hs Rursae oH' trstt nnads. aeId ak P0lsta.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07
CHANGED NAME

August Eelsvll had his name chanE- cd taa'ay hS he dis;rlr; rcNst tn AuE,,st 10th. The change uss 1nH tho addition Ur annthur family LEme uud NAE made 10 facilitate the rrnrsr delivery of his mail,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07
AogrHALs GEre LsAvE.
.An.aL MnnuAl EAr1iInA.

Especial Nugget SAFfipA
 NABEIrHaTGN. Lten- f",NAtoF t9sn- crsl HocfhhlH. the nnetneet ot the PRn- ana canwl, wiIl nhtaiM D. general 1e'AFe uf nbsnnea RnFr. HIS work has l'fss,i uhoue concluded ard prURntinn and rest will he his rnrtlOn fEvm 'h's 1'rhe
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07
ODD FELLOWS ELECT.

The following wrrc sl%Gtsd officers of rhH Otj FeiIOHs lodge lASt n1Ent; Fred II0urdnn. x. C; aolmgren V G.: George l4%al. ExyICLary: George A piamcrd, tr1asnrer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07

HCETp Ia one thing md maE1ng l%tIch h7 ing A plank in the platform or tn0 na' rioual EpyurnUra ecngrehs Id another.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07

Ineefsrsa Japan. Enaiish Er$Aksaaf, cayIon and 2eTrna Teas in ths 9hiI- inva Rrspd ara Ahs bsst thst Hssnss can huy, sold et rsIstrA
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07
enOdlsI Mug q4l Service

erU4lsI Nugget asrVlos
 wAsH,EGJ,l&. T. ~, nes'- T. |" That IIs I'rItrs1 SIarcA vii ss'oa tAII +rzm s*cnnh I; Fourth place SraoHTHt ,r. uow&ta W 'h,' world tll n;LE.iI -,rrnvth ia thd prI1lictlnr lusue hF f,,rre Huyar, s.er-IArE ni the navy. ;n his nnulIal T.1Hst! = ''@nETesa Ls' .,,.d r,z,urduy. Ii. LTC,s- most Inrn-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07
MEYER SEES U. 5. FALL
 FROM SECOND TO FOURTH

Ia,ils1lnx shuuld b.- rcIlu%hd ny IhA acnuia1sInn If several OtheTs.
 IlcnIine uith the Philippines he I''- elarrA thai -'thr lIntY tr them is far from hclnE disrharged.'
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07
MEYER FEARS U. 5. WEAKENING
AUSTRIA DETERMINED
 TO KEEP GREECE OUT

uu u12IIrS the tremendous consequences uf Il KHt Never ia hIalUtY thH dLpl0- m.spy b'cu put to grrstut HsAs Throughout Che continent the mu6a etnitt-+ni iIploanais are neeIins c0H- sLHntlS und Etgrvt r+xsHsHs Ase being d,anatehud hy zovernmgnt rrssengers i,'sn, nn4 czbinse to another.
 Tl.e would unLy sees the periodical spouting from sL. HTIuAFs, They dd mt asG tLe tiE-rur Are lhAL IaEas es- low the EUrnpuan surfaG1,
 -----------
 PUPILS WELL
 Isr, ]. N. t5l.'aH, city hualth uGiceT, noanf a careful cxamiiIAtinn nf all the children m the public HelI11sa YegteF' iiay slnG rdund them 1ll tv be In tha boet of haultiI-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07
PRIVATE ALASKANS WILL
 OPERATE LINES CHEAPER

cut of Q per c<ut of lhV DseSenr tnllH-
 JOslSn ts a dsmocrGt hiuselc "',h un udIuurTleiI lnaetIng ne1t Saturday. -atH during thu delegate ssection 'IL AIaalEa- In spite of this la.tar taok hs Is saIa 70 have many friends amOngSt leading desnoerAtR hs+A iR aonGs~An and to poEscss duIts ali influence "hh those Whn will forn the nsw admin iEtrAtiOn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07

Twslvs ouneA& nf ahiIliHat Asse ia azuAt to slnissn sf sry other kind os baking peSTdsx ss.d ct Pels4's-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07

Eaals sesfaI danes. fAraA lrAils 6af- rrhAy. pss. ?. Admiration 4i@
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07

RSaI apple oidsr at tshniann's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07

<7ssI ARple cider st LshmsnH'S'
 EaaIss dance. tAr9s hall tonight
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-07

L.us- -k.ss As LsAAAn's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
We print anything and everything in job printing line at the Nugget.

cratic paper in connection with the Nugget. True the Nugget does the mechanical work for this publication at so much per. but not one line dc We write for it. We expected the alien to let a yelp out of him. for that institution which never did pay even union wages when 1t could get away from it. has always been cutting and slaehing prices to try and secure busi- ness
 We also know this same fellow offered to publish the Nome Democrat for a considerable sum less than the Nugget is receiving. but the superior workmanship of the Nugget turned the work in our direction. The alien after taking up the proposition in the Miners Union to bid on getting out the Nome Democrat, offered to do a cheap job for it's promoters. but they were not looking after such cheap work as the alien could. and does turn out. hence the Nugget secured the contract We are willing to make comparison of bids. submitted for proof of the above.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
CROWDS ATTEND
 POTlATCH
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE, July 16.-Potlatch week opened yesterday and the city Is fill. ed with strangers here to attend the annual affair. The town Is bedecked in gay colors. decorations of various kinds and shapes being much in evl- dence.
 The first day being known as "Elks day" several thousand Elks. now up on the Pacific coast, having come West to attend the convention at Portland, were in evidence. and gave an elaborate parade.
 The committee in charge of the an nual potlatch have perfected plans for weeks enjoyment and several new features will be seen this year, all though the famous gold ship Port land" will come steaming round the bend from in the far distance, to be met at the wharf by several thousand strangers. together with the citizens and committee from Seattle.
 Six war vessels are at anchor in the harbor to lend additional attrac- tion and the week will be given over to gala events.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
BISHOP ROWE IN NOME.

Bishop r. T. Rowe of the Episcipa' .buteH Is in Nome on his annual visit 10 the North to inspect his many .nurehcs aud missions. During the past winter Bishop Rowe was a rath- cr prominent ngure about Washing ion. and to his good work. certain improvements and appropriations were allowed by congress for the benefit uf t.e Indians and Es.imos in Alaska.
 For thc past !, years Bishop Rowe has held his present position and no other one person in Alaska today Is more familiar with the differnet parts of the territory. nor has d wider acquqaintance and larger circle oi friends than this Alaska bishop of the Episcopal church.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
I3,00O WALK OUT
 IN NEW BEDFORD
Special Nusget Service.

NEW BEDFORD. July l6.-TweIve cotton mills closed down this morning when thirteen housand operators went out on strike for higher wages.
 The operators threatened to strike while the owners stated they could not meet the same and were thinking uf running the mills on half time for the balance Of the summer owing to being overstocked in cotton goods.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
EIGHT AvlAToRS ARE FINED. Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK, July 17.-Eight li- censed aviators were penalized this morning for participating in an un- sanctioned aviation meet. This is the first time such a penalty has beer handed out to birdmen, but their li- cense calls for certain requirements beong fulfilled. and the aviators have to live up to such or suffer accord ingly.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
SEEN AND HEARD:

Captain Ballinger of the Bear en- loved pleasant afternoon yesterday on shore. the first time he has been able To visit Nome for several days. owing To the trip to the islands. and the rough surf dsshing upon the Nome beach.
 to St Michael and Golovin bay coun try. The captain Is anxious to blow out his boilers. and get everything fin ship shape for the annual north ern cruise into the Arctic. the boat has to make every season. and the time of departure for that trip Is near at hand.
 on board the revenue cutter Bear iu the otng is the body of small haby belonging to the Hawkes.. for two years missionaries upon the Dio- medes. the remains are being taken over to St. Michael for interment in the cemetery on that island. The Diomede island where the young baby passed away did not contain sufficient soil to allow of the burial If the little one. and before MT and Mrs Hawkes. left for the outside. they secured a promise from Captain Ballinger of the Bear, to see that the body received proper burial at St. Michael. the par ents having left for the outside. the father being transferred from the Al aska to the Indian bureau.
 Was it the Wren. that bedecked itself in the feathers of the canary? Well we know it was the Jack Ass that tried to fool it's associates by | donnlng the skin Of lion. Nothing like trying to Ape ones superiors and we find even newspapers will copy after other publications proving more l superior with the public.
 ] Two years ago Albert Fink was in ! Nome. and 1t seems much longer than that. It certainly Is marvellous how many old timers return; but in the case of Fink. 1t is business. and we understand both our former leading attorney and his associate in the legal profession. Thomas R. White. are | making good in san Francisco. All Alaskans state they are building up practice of a permanent nature. and We wonder not. for both have the abll- \ ity. and are rustlers.
 \ The Mackinaw must have struck the ice field, for the boat is now overdue. The operator on the Bear reported he could hear faint sounds night before last. but if the same were from the freighter he did no now. Perhaps he heard the Victoria now steaming to-
 ward Nome, for that vessel runs so fast this season, it often races with
 it's wireless apparatus for a speed test Ernst Brothers are getting along just fine in the installation of their
 dredg, and the digger will soon be
 ready for it's initial run.
 Boyce Is the only man saving wood about Nome these days. and the hum
 of his portable wood cutter" can even
 be heard turning out dollars for him after his contract has expired.
 Ralph Lomen and the other Alas kans coming over from the Yukon country last night. were pleased with the prosperous looking condition of Nome. And Front street nearly took them off their feet. as soon as they hit the good going they assumed the air of fellows when passing some well known aristocratic hotel. or section of large city like New York. We have been looking for the alien sheet, to make mention of the demo-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
BRIDE RECEIVES
 THREATENING LETTER
Special Nugget Ser .ies.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 16-Mis, Jennie Crockers, a popular youdg wo- man of this city. to he married this evening. received an ananymous lr. ter yesterday stating she would ,, killed if the wedding took place.
 The bride 10 be cannot und -r..an1 why such letter should be aGdrssed to her. and the epistle containing the threat against her life has been turn cd over to the police. The wedding will go on as if nothing 1T tAe ,caS of an anonymous letter was rs .ived of the bride to be
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
CHRISTIANS RETURN.

Rev. and Mrs. Christian of the St MarS's Episcopal church. returned home last evening from their vaca- ton m The Yukon river country where they have been for the past few weeks
 Both the pastor and his wife are looking halo and hearty after their trip to Anyik and other Yukon points
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
RALPH lOMEN BRINGS
 NEWS ABOUT STRIKE

Ralph Lomcn of the I.omen brothers studio. returned on the Seddon last evening. together with several other passengers from the Yukon river country. Mir. Lomen really belongs to Nome. although he has been in the Iditarud and that section of Alaska for the past year conducting branch studio of the firm When seen by a representative of the Nugget this morning Ralph gave out the follow ing information:
 The reported new strike in the Iditarod country was made during the past winter by two men staked by one Fred Anderson. and the re- ported discovery is about fifty miles below ophir.
 "on June T. the news of the strike reached the 1ditarod. and Fred An derson was informed the two men had made a discovery. locating pay In two holes on the creek (Fox believed to bc the name1. the pay in one being &s to the cubic foot and g in the other. The holes are something like % feet deep and 1000 feet apart That k the extent of the news brought to the Iditarod about the strike.
 "On the morning of the 18th. the day following the report of the strike r. men left overland for the new dig sings. to mush the fifty miles. On In. 14th 1 left for down river. and
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
LINoE5sRG DUE BACK TODAY

Jafet Liudeberg. president of the rtanrsr Mining Company. is due bae. from the Council district today. where .. has been on a tour of inspection
 ttr Arnold of the Wild Goose Nm ing and Trading Company IS also ex- proted back today. the two men hay ing left solomon yesterday headed in this direction.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17

on the morning of the 2Oth two small river steamers passed. containing seven or eight men each bound for the new strike The miners. also wo- men and children on Ophir dropped down the river in boats to the scene uf the new strike and commenced tn stake the country. sn no doubt by tho time the stampeders from the Iditaroi and Ruby arrived the land was all staked The reports did not Sarrant a stampede hut the people over there are looking for new strikes and anx- ious to get away.
 In Ruby tie people apJa,e happ5 and hopeful as If they h1yf th' whercwith in sight. although brp';s just as present. This feeling mtSes Ruby better camp than the Iditaro'. where the miners are not happy. aof are not looking forward to gr -t things in that district for the IF . genheims have acquired Flat cre-< and no doubt will take up their 'p- tiou on Ophir August l.
 You can talk about other mining camps in the Yukon country. but Nome is the most prosperous looking camp in the country today. To people returning from the Yukon river Nome looks like a real metropolis"
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
BEEF SELLING FOR LESS
 THAN 15c PER POUND

Just starter All goods quoted are packed by Swift x Co. Mess beef. Is .... ... ........st.00 Mess beef. 's ... ........... .13.50 Mess beef. barrels... ... .25.oO Hams. per pound. by case ....... 20 Bacon. Swift's Premium, per lb..
 bv case w . .e5 Swift's Compound lard, large cans GOO We can and will come again.
 Alaska's Best Friend.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
HoLTs SECOND HAND STORE.
Next to Miners Hotel.

buy cabin outfits, hoss, tsnts. furniture. cook stovss, dishes, H you have anything to sell or n you wish to buy sss me. | furnish your hom from top te sarrst Phsns Black 70
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
GOVERNMENT STAMP
 GOODS AT THE EAGLE

For government stamped soods in liquors of all dsseriptions. 100 proof. Inquire at the Eagle saloon or call up Main 164.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
WHAT'S THE uSE7

Every one is bound to learn sooner or later. Why try to cheat your nsish- bor? Tell the truth and let them all have a shot at the snly music what is
 BOB.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
MUSIC AT THE EAGLE.

Every evening there is music at the Eagle. also the best brand of liquors and cigars in the market, ai- ways 10 be had.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
MILIINARY GOODS.

For ladies and children dresses a q dress goods. also trimmings, et,. Call at Mrs. Wanser. opposite New C,crt' house.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17
DANCE.

Eagle hall Saturday, July 20. Lat est music. Everybody welcome. Ad- mission S1.50.
 ERNST sER6GREN,
 Violinist
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17

The home paper is the Nome Daily Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-17

Send your job printing to the Nus- get office.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-03-14
Notice of Chattel MORTGAGE
Sale.

Notice is hereby given that default
has been made in the conditions of
that certain Mortgage made by Henry
Nathan LamsOn, of the County of
Barnes and State of North Dakota,
Mortgagor. to Fred Law, of the Coun
ty of Steele and State of North Dako-
tai, Mortgage, dated the It'll day of
November, 1908. to secure the follow
ing Indebtedness, to-wit: One note for
$4,000 dated Nov. I, 1908, due Nov. l.,
1909, and which Mortgage was duly
filed in the Office of the Register of
Deeds of Barnes County, State of
North Dakota. ON the 9th day of Nov
ember. 1908. at O'Clock p. NJ, and
which default is of the following ma
ture to-wit: That said Indebtedness is
past due and has not been paid, and
that there is claimed to be due on said
Mortgage at the date of this notice.
the sum of Five hundred sixty-seven
and 81 100 Dollars for princip pal and
interest.
And that said Mortgage will be fore
closed by ii sale of the personal pro-
perty in such Mortgage and hereinaf-
ter described, at public auction, agree
ably to the statutes in such case made
and provided, at the Fred Law farm
on Section %. in Township IA, North
of Range 81 West, in the County of
Steele, State of North Dakota, ut the
hour OF One O'Clock p. NJ, on Satur-
day, the BIRD day Of March, 1912.
That personal property which will be
sold to satisfy said Mortgage is des-
crii,ed as follows, to-wit;
One bay horse, now about Is yrs
old, weight about 1850 lbs, named
Cap: One gray horse, now about Il yrs.
old, weight about ll5O lbs named
Roundy; One 81 in. skein wagon and
tank all complete; One truck wagon:
Two sets double work harness.
Fred Law,
Christ Jensen, Mortgage,
Agent for Mortgage, Hope, N. D.
Hope, N. d.
G. S. Shippy,
Attorney for Mortgage,
Hope, N. ID.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-03-14
L:ar fer al, Island,

The proTin &ial government has IL:
d%ertaEeu the stocking Of Queen C1a1
lotto Islands with deer. Already sew
eral fire specimens have been placed
on the islands and more will be cap.
tured and conveyed there. The eli
mate on Queen Charlotte Islands is
eminently suitable for deer and we
see no reason why these islands
should not be made one OF the finest
game preserves i'll the province said
Bryan Williams, provincial game war
den, today. I'VE hope by turning out
about eighteen or twenty head en- the
islands to produce a sufficient num-
Der to allow OF hunters spending q
very profitable season there. A year
ago several head of caribou We're
found on Queen Charlotte Island alto
gether differem: from the species to be
found in other parts OF British Colum.
bia and although several expeditions
have been sent there no traces OF any
caribou have been obtained since
then.'-Vancouver correspondence OF.
taWa Citizen.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-03-14
Saved His Hat.

Michael Meehan was the proud pos
SCISSOR of a brand-new silk hat. At the
wake of his dearest enemy he had
guarded it carefully, and as a conse-
quence was strolling home with the
tile ~unscathed. AS he passed the site
OF a building operation, a lady &C.
q~uaintance nodded pleasantly. With
an destinations wave of the hat, which
exhibited it to excellent advantage,
Michael bowed. At the same moment
O brick sailed down from an upper
floor and bounced from his barred skull.
Upon coming to he inquired a~nxiously
for the hat. A bystander restored it
unframed. Mike felt the egg-sized
lump on his head occasioned by the
impact of the brick, and then regard
ed his unchanged tile. "Begorry," he
sighed In satisfaction, cts lucky it is
saw the loidy in toime."-Lippincott's.