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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
PROHiBS ATTACK ALL.
Nugget Special osrvbsA

ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. 31.--In its platform recently declared here the national prohibitionists party declares its hostility to all the big political parties without exception. The reg ular republicans came in for a roast ing as we'll as the Roosevelt side. and even the democrats were not spared. parties are towards and afraid to state openly their position either for or against the doctrine of prohibition
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
YuKONER GETS
 INTO TROUBLE
ARRESTED IN SAN FRANCISCO ON THE CHARGE OF LURING
 A GIRL TO RUIN.
Special Nugget Ssrvles.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5.-Thos. nent merchant of some camp on the Yukon river. has been arrested here on the charge of turing to his home d young girl named Charlotte lIara. While in his house the girl. who is only IS years of age. is said to have been drugged by Beaumont. Her rel atives have taken the matter up. The prisoner denies that he used any un- lawful methods to get the girl to ac- company him and he says the story about the drugging is not the truth.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
MAY EXTEND WHITE PASS.

SEATTLE. Sept. 1.-President Dick eson of the White Pass railroad de clared here recently that w. B. Close a London banker. and party oi financiers will visit Alaska this veal for the purpose of Investigating con ditions surrounding the railroad witt a view to purchase.
 Mir. Dickeson also states that th' consummation of the deal would prob ably mean the extension of the road.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
Special Nugget esrsloA.

NACHO. Ariz.. Sept. 5.-A band of American cowboys yesterday near this place and battle ensued. The rebels were in force and much superior in numbers to the cowboys but the lat ter put up a plucky scrap and the Mexicans were forced to withdraw. They are believed to have lost three men dead.
 The cause of the quarrel was the belief on the part of the Mexicans that the Americans had stolen band of seventy horses from them.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
CASES WIFE.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. s0.-Nich- olas McNamara d millionaire. is speeding from this city to New York in chase after his wife who is said to have left Tor Europe wtth most of the NaluabIcs uf the McNamara huuschold. In addition to the ,iiua- bIys Mrs. MeNarnari is accompanied by several of the old mans former servants who arc joining his devoted spouse iu having good tune. q his expense. The trouble arises from the odd. old cause. Mae b well advanced In years and the lady Is not
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coming month.
 In the circular which shows that Nome has been designated the laws governing the bank are reproduced
 one remarkable clause is to the effect that women may become depOs ftors without interference from their husbands with the funds deposited. No deposit less than one dollar will be accepted but arrangements exist by which depositors may receive cards or tickets which may be grad ually filled up by small deposits and which will when filled. be accepted
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
GARFt Ro NOMINATED. Special Nues.. Service.

COLUMBUS. C.. Sept. 5.-Arthur l.. Garford has been nominated as the candidate of the progressives in the coming election for governor of this nomination the candidate declared his belief that his party would carry the state and that Roosevelt will be the next president.
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whose principal holdings are on Van couver island, and up to four months ago he was the largest stockholder therein. Some of the coal mined by his company. Mir. Hodgson mentioned incidentally. Is now being used in Nome.
 The thorough manner in which Mir. Shaw and Mir. Hodgson have entered into their investigation of conditions here may be judged by the fact that they are taking outside with them on the Victoria several samples of the bedrock gravel of the properties which they contemplate operating. This gravel will be put to scientivcally exact test for the purpose of deter
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
TAFT
 KNOCKED OUT
EXECUTIVE STRAINS ANKLE AND IS BEING WHEELED
 ABOUT.
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. T.. C., Sept. D. President Taft Is now being wheeled about in an arm chair The cause of this Is an attack uf sout and d sprained ankle. The injury to the ankle occurred from slip Of the foot while the president was walking near the White House. lie Was wheeled in his chair tu greet the delegates 10 the international Congress of applied chemistry today. but seemed tO be feeling pretty well.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK FOR
 NOME ALMOST A CERTAINTY

That a postal savigns bank will be established in Nome. and before many weeks. Is the opinion of Frank Kolash. postmaster. The belief Is almost n from the department at Washington includes the information that this of flee has been designated.
 The various offices throughout the country are designated from time ac- cording to the readiness of the de partment. Mir. Kolash believes we shall have the postal saving bank established here about the first of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
PERSONAL.

Teddy Eastaugh and family return ed yesterday from Pilgrim river where Mir. Eastaugh has been engaged pros pecting.
 Shell Wettach. who has been con ducting a grocery store at Ruby for some time, has returned to Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
GREAT BRITISH CAPITALISTS
 ENTER THE NOME FIELD

mining to nicety the exact amount of gold which the gravel contains. li is their expressed intention to discover once for all the very best method for saving every particle of the light gold found in this section and they seem to believe they may be entirely sue Cessful
 In addition to the Johnson proper ties NIT. Hodgson and Mir. Shaw have also looked over two other holdings but do not consider the time yet ripe to name these two or to express their intention regarding them.
 They believe dredges will be the means employed for operating the ground.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
GREAT MINING SUIT IS
 FILED IN NOME COURT

of the waters of Buffalo creek at the head of Nome river for the past six years The plaintiffs claim that the defendants used one million inches of the water and the value uf the said water is placed by the plaintir com pany at sl.50 per inch.
 The attorneys for the plaintiffs are c. J. Iomen and Albert Fink. Will
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06

The Wonder creek properties of Mrs. Maude F.. Johnston, wife of Captain F.. w. Johnston, have been taken over on option by the representatives of great British capitalists who are now about to make a thorough investiga ton of conditions here with a view to investing largely in this section.
 J. II. Shaw. of London. England and F.. IIodgson. whose headquarters are at Victoria, E. C., are the repre- sentatives who are now here. Both are men of large private wealth and are mining engineers of eminence. In addition Mir. Shaw is a civil engineer Mir. Hodgson was the organizer of the Pacific Coast Coal Mines Company,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
POPuL|STS GET
 IN THE SWIM
ARE GOING TO SAVE CHINA.
Special Nugget Service.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 30.-The populist party has got into the swim and a platform has now been drawn up by the party's national committee.
 The members of the committee re- affirmed the platform of 1892 and some still seem to hope for a revival.
 The only striking new departure on the part of the committeeman was the public.
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for the total amount paid Into them.
 Mir. kolash. while ia Washington. visited Superintendent Weed uf the postal savings bank department and suggested the establishment of the system here.
 The interest paid on deposits in postal savings banks is per cent. but no interest will be paid unless deposits remain in the bank for at least one year When deposit amounts to $500 or more the d,posi- tor may secure certificates.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
COMPANY CUTS RATES. Special Nuoest ServleA

SEATTLE. Sept. 6.-The Alaska Steamship Company has cut the freight rates to Southeastern Alaska to two dollars to the ton. The cause of the cut Is not known and the of ficials of the company have given out no statement concerning the matter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
Special Nugget osrsIss.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. G.-Lieu- tenant Howell of the United States navy made a worlds submarine rec ord off this city yesterday. The feat was performed on submarine boat known as F which was made to tance of knots at a depth of 2S3 feet This beats the former record considerably. IL was held by a Frenchman.
 Lieutenant Howell later gave ex- precision to the belief that improve
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10 A|RSH|PS LEAD
 ARMY OF KAISER

and perform remarkable feats to the wonder of the great crowds of spectators. After the maneuvers the emperor expressed the belief that no army will be complete in future with out an effective air fleet. and he ex- horted the people of the empire to be generous in supplying the Fatherland with so powerful a weapon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
CHASED 1000 MILES. Special Nugget esrvies.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 3O.-Charles Fletcher has been arrested here after a chase which was continued for 1000 miles. He is accused of having de- frauded the Hudson Bay Company out of a considerable amount of money while holding a responsible position in that concern.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
GOES AFTER WILSON. epseial Nuaeet esrvieA

ST. PAUL, Sept. 6. During an address at the state fair Theodore Roosevelt declared that the nomina- ton of Woodrow Wilson was brought about by the bosses and was by no means the enthusiastic selection that democrats declare 1t to have been.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
TWO MORE FAMOUS
 AIR MEN KILLED

of one thousand feet from the ground when the accident occurred. The men and machine fell for several hundred feet of the distance like a stone and both were instantly killed.
 Captain Hamilton was one of the most famous air men in the British army and his loss Is regarded as a national calamity.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
TAFT ON MAYFLOWER Special Nuaqet Service.

NEW YORK, Sept. G.-President Taft has left on the Mayhowei [" at tend meeting of the Atlantic NaIrr- ways Association at New London. The injury to his ankle while neress'ta' ing the use of a wheeling chair. is not serious.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
M|0CENE SUES GOOSE FOR $|,500,000
WHOLE FAMILY KILLED. Special Nugget Service.

MEXIICO CITY. Sept. s.-In a rear end collision which occurred last night between tso trains on the Mex ican Central railroad twelve people lost their lives. Amongst the dead are Division Superintendent Christeberg and his wife and five children. Amer jeans.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
TWILL WIN" SAYS TEDDY. Special Nuoost 0srvics.

MUNCIE. Ind. Sept. 3.-While pas sing through this place today on his way to St. Louis Theodore Roose- welt made short speech the keynote to which was the opening phrase: We're going to win"
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
SLAYS WIPES AsSAlIANT. Special Nuaaet Service.

POCAHoNTAS. Aug. 3l.-Arthur Mills has taken the life of man who attempted yesterday to assault Mrs. Mills. The whole community has taken the husbands side and declares his cause their own.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06

The Miocene Ditch Company filed suit Wednesday evening in the Nome district court against the Wild Goose Mining and Trading Company and ask damages in the sum of q. .50O. 900 from the defendant for water alleged to have been used belonging to the plaintiffs " the defendants.
 The suit arises from the alleged use
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
CONNECTS BEATEN. Special Nugget Service.

JACKSON. Sept. 3.-Seventy five convicts who took part in an out break in the prison here have return ed to their cells. order having been restored by the militia which was called on the scene.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
Special Nugget 6srvieA

LONDON. Sept. 6.-Captain Pat rick Hamilton and Lieut. A. w. Stuart were dashed to death outside this city yesterday when the mono
 plane In which they were flying col lapsed. The two officers were flying in connection with the maneuyers of an army corps and were at height
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
ACCUSED OF CRAFT. Special Nugget Serviee.

CLINTON. Iowa. Sept. 6.-Thirty one indictments have been issued her, in connection with the graft alleged tO have beech committed iu the cJa strurtIun Of the courthouse.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
B PERISH IN
 IDAHO FIRE
Special Nugget Service.

BELLEVUE. Idaho. Sept. 6.-Rob- ert I. Hodgin. a well known politician and three other people perished iL a fire which took place last night in the hotel in which they were staying here.
 Escape was cut of by .he flames on the stairway. The fir, spread very rapidly owing to the infan'nab!e E|- ture of the buildings tcrior.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
AMERICA HAS WORLDS
 SUBMARINE RECORD

ments in submarine boats are being CT success will be obtained. He seems to believe that the submarint and the airship together will revolutionize warfare at sea completely within d very short time and that the great battleships now being built are prac- tically being reduced in efficiency every day by the new methods in tended to destroy them.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
SMITH NOMINATED. Special Nunne< osevloa

GREAT FALLS. Sept. 6.-Judge Henry c. Smith. associate justice of the supreme court. has been nomin- ated for election to the senate by the republicans.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
STEAMER ALASKA FOR ST. MicH-
 AEL

The steamer Alaska will sail for st Michael. Sept. F. carrying freight. passengers and the United S'ates mail
 For rates and particulars inquire at U. S. Mercantile Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
MCKEE DEAD. Special Nvsost osrvlsA

WASHINGTON. Sept. 5.-Dr. w J. Mckee. the famous anthropologist and geologist. died here last night of cancer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 BERLIN, Sept. 3.-One of the most thrilling sights in all history was wit messed near this city today when the Kaiser William reviewed an army of sixty thousand soldiers headed by two drigibles and eight aeorplanes.
 As the great battalions maneuvered the airships sailed around in front
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
UNIFIED STATES TROOPS ARE
 MARCHING ON MEXICO

the Mexican border. It is generally supposed here that Washington is about to take hand in Mexican af- fairs ostensibly for the purpose of protecting the lives and interests of American citizens who live across the line. The orders to the troops to march is taken to mean the first step towards interference.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
STEAM BOAT NEWS.

Kobuk for Keewalik today.
 In the roadstead: Hettie E.. Becken- ham and schooner Ram.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06

The schooner Alaska will sail for kotzebue, Teller and way points, Sep tember IS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06

from Washington.
 The dispatch of the telegraphers is considered to signify more than any other circumstance the importance of the action contemplated by the gov ernment at Washington as a whole company of signal corps men could hardly be required unless the opera tions contemplated were expected to cover an extensive territory.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06

$50 reward to the man or woman m sane state, who does not cry next Saturday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
WoLGAsT HURT. Special Nugget Service.

CADILLAC. Sept 5. Wng4st has reopened an old wound ir his arm and the fight with Mcfarland has beaa declared om.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
MEXICAN REBELS FIRE
 ON AMERICAN COWBOYS

When the demand was made by ths Mexicans for the surrender of the animals the cowboys denied the theft but. on the charge being persisted in, they defied their accusers to do their worst.
 The battle was fast and furious foi q time. In the beginning the two parties were at close quarters and some considerable execution was done. The American loss has mol been re- ported.
 The home paper is the Nome Daily
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06

CHEYENNE. Sept. 6.-Company one of the United States signal corps has been dispatched to the Mexican border by orders directly received
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06

liam 4. Gilmore has been retained by the defendants.
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We cordially solicit your family trade and deliver all orders to your home free of charge. Seward Com1 Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06

Did you ever see East Lynnsr
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06
Special Nugget Service.

government is about to take a hand in Mexico seems now to be almost certain. The occurrences of the past few days. including the attack made on the American cowboys by the rebels. are generally considered to have rendered some active step by the country to be expedient.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06

Remember we are retailers as well e wholssalsrs. Special bottle sala 0sw- ard Commsrcial c.
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stationed at Fort Puachuca have re ceived orders to proceed at once to
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06

Iadiss suits cleaned, pressed and rspsirsd st Nome Tailoring Go. We clean and rsnsw furs at Nome Tail bring Go. Gentlemen we will clean, prsss and repair and nut your clothes In latest style. We do aiterntion Suits made to order.
 First elass workmanship, modern methods. prompt service Yours to please.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-06

Ont forget to vote for the homslisst man,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-18

which we can Measure it." %
course" he continued. there is NJ
Mystery why you logr your xil2. bat
il is mystery WHY ~hc an 10y.
YOU
Life, love, pat.iotisn are II mys-
teric5." the lecturer declared. AMI
the atheist knows no more abau.
things than the Christian.
Mr.. Bryan INDUCED in small al
erosion when he told OF his fond
ness for radishes. which he had been
Informed would GROW here in nine
da."s. but he thought his Informant
nust have gotten Miami confused
with the Everglades.
coming back very gracefully to
the theme Of his talk, MIR. Bryan
went on to say that mystery never
bothers us in the dining room, only
in the church.
tie ended his talk by declaring
that he thought the subject, "The
Making Of Man. worthy OF the
thought OF all"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-18
GRIT.

Grit is getting the Brain and
Heart and Soul o: man fused for
d concerted. white-hot attack on
Failure.
Grit is what srasps at the raw edge
OF Victory and chews il to the point
Of easy digestion
And Grit wins it gets there.
Grit started the action of the
world and has moved things ever
since.
Grit lost all is lost.
Grit is what keeps us from becom
ing beggars helps us to shake hands
heartily with Progress. Grit is the
maker of masters that master ali
things. Grit drives the stakes that
point the path. Grit is what keeps
a lighting man from going stale =
Grit brings home the bacon"
Grit makes the way for the Work
cr and the Doer Grit is the pivot
on which the aims and ideals and
hopes of fighters hang steadily unto
Success.
No sweat, not sweet NO Grit no
Glory.
SO-get Git! George Matthew
Adams.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-18

The same couple could come t.
Florida with homrscekers eNcur-
sion aud purchase cut lands, "a
easy To clear tor ahou, the same
sum as they would have 10 pay for
SIMILAR land in Michigan, or for
little less And they would no;
reed bu, about Il fifth as much land
IT, make Il living ON, an indie .mnd-
cnt living. They could raise four,
perhaps five crops IL year. There
would BIZ no long, inactive winter to
contend with. no hyperborean coil
requiring much iucl in order To Keep
Themselves warm in fact. they
night live in tent throughout the
inter, if they chose stock
would need no protection aHainst
fleeing.
They could pruducc mos, of heir
t..ni from their own garden. their
roiltry yard. Il COW or two HUNT
! in. and fishing would add variety
u. their dict luring many DAYS Of
IL" winter and all the long summer
they could enjoy the balmy ar tor
watch Florida is famous
The same energy that would be
required in the cultivation of many
atrcs in Michigan to wiring from the
soil a bare livin. would. III Florida
~ ym Il comparatively small tract @!
land Their" would he mono Of the
III: dshins. few or mono of the nriva-
i,oli@ attending a struggle With Ma
i+'rr iu ihoS" hi"h attitudes The
Florida finest Mon
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-18

dinariiy twenty to twenty-five bush
IS, The next crop will be clover
led. with a yield Of five to cish;
Bushels, a, 81 to $40 per bu4hcl
I he boy or girl who are willing 10
ii. as onr fathers did IAN make ii
st, and some do
Imagine an ;N"raGo Florida farm
~ content with So an acre from
any crop of potatoes the United
states Department OF A4rirtllurc $
Yer huok for iol give the aver
~ yield oi that grop per acre in
| Ia ,ta "a, in~ii hHsstl# i, "firln
Naluc" per hl!sh"l rins, Hcf quar-
ter. that year, Sl.l.,. 80 cents, 5 ~,
5 ~. This means return %
rom So 10 Sl3 per arr" EuI on
lends in the !!astin"& district
aiow thai even the latter figure
'uo, rOt represent the eros RETURNS
llahy OF them received from thea
troN that year.
Even il three crops, potatoes, Oatr
aild clover seed. couIG h" produced
, within one year Gnder the Michigan
tlmaic, the gross returns per atr.
;iom farm in tina; tate would moi
exceed SIM per ARE. and the!
Atiehi nos he more than So" pei
ere. The Florida farmer, aftr;
il4eing his potatoes, could get /,
three. or even four. more crops %
! lriona kinds that year and brim,
.BD his "roes returns Ia apvWhej1
IN see {; 500 PER acre. Soar
y, boast of ,ooo an a,rp o. NOR
n e,c"p' ional crop year
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-18
BRYAN DISCUSSES
ri, MAKING OF A MAN

.:ronsest he had ever heard was thi.;
Tat woman suffers more in mother
/ hood than is caused by the wars
and that ii SurpasseS all the agonie.
CT the battlefield. "One-third to one.
half OF wOman's life is given to he,
cl.ildren." Yet, the speaker pointed
oLt that there are those who arr
willing to destroy man.
Mr. Bryan INDUCED in pithy
story that illustrated well his point
which related to a woman who neve,
permitted anyone to talk i'll of thl
absent in her presence. Her chill
dren one day thought to find a scheme
by which they could Outwit her, and
said all the evil they could about
the devil, but the mother true to her
habit remarked, We'll. if We wer,,
all as industrious as the devil we
would accomplish something"
Our resources in need of care.
said MIR. Bryan. ARE our manhood
ard our womanhOOd."
The speaker informed his audience
that We are living in an age of in
tellectual enthusiasm, although par
cnts were not approaching the need
OF education for the boy. Girls arr
receiving more education than tn.
boys.
Mr.. Bryan then considered the
causes for this apparent lack. The
SPEAKER waXed warm when he de-
clared that father who deliberately
dcpriveS his son OF an education is
more cruel than the father who cuts
off his right arm.
Mr. Bryan said if he knew a hoy
v no was unwilling to attend school:
he would take him out to wood pile.
large wood pile. and then he would
put him to work on chopping wood
with dull ak. The point shown
was that it is less difficult to chop
wood with dull AK than it is to
meet life with an undeveloped mind
Another idea strongly worked out
was that man worthy of the name
must be strong in character, and
that strength rests upon the morals,
end the morals rest upon religion.
In one part of his talk Mr.. Bryan
told that it has been so long since
everybody agreed with him that he
vas willing to meet with little op-
position
Love is mystery" said Mr..
Bryan, and there is no standard by