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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1912-02-23
Court for Each Continent

Another court will represent Eu-
rome. another Asia, and so on, each
continent or geographical division to
be treated individually by a single ar
chitect, insuring not only variety but
interest in the personal element of de-
sign.
In the center of each court will be
statue or monument commemorative
Of the particular continent it repre-
sents. These monuments are to be
made feature of the exposition and
the best sculptors in the world will be
called into competition in designing
them.
Eight general plans had been sub
mitted by the different architects COM
posing the commission and these were
the subject Of the long study and dis
cussion just closed. The members of
the commission worked over the
draughting boards until midnight
wednesday night and were on hand
early yesterday morning again for an
All day session. Every point was
checked over carefully. every argu-
ment answered and then the vote was
taken
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Mayors Action Surprises

Positive announcement that Mayor
Wilson will be aggressively ir the fight
came as a surprise to the citizens COM
mittee that is conducting the recall
campaign The mayors decision was
not expected Indeed, the tenor of re-
marks made by the mayor yesterday
morning indicated that he would keep
his hands off the school fight.
But a number of citizens got into
touch with him last night. putting the
question to him squarely. The mayor
as squarely answered that he was in
the school fight with both feet. because
the recall measures threatened his ma
jority in the council.
John A. Wilson. one of the majority
school directors. is the key to the sit
uation. He is an ex-off1cio school direc-
tor. and a such ruled against Bunker
For that the recall is turned upon him.
Elected as Councilman
But he was elected as a councilman
and as such must be recalled, holding
his seat in the board of education under
the charter. as commissioner OF reve-
nue. and finance. lie votes with Mayor
Wilson and E. @. Turner. commissioner
of public works. as the majority,
though there has not been any crucial
test of the council alignment.
The nominal minority consists of
Commissioner of Public Health and
Safety Christian Hoff. and Commission
er of Streets f. B. Norton, neither of
whom was candidate at the last cleo
ton and both of whom were elected as
good government officials.
That designation distinguished the
two minority councilmen from the ma :
jority, Mayor Wilson and John A Will
son having been elected as avowed
socialists and Turner as an independ-
ent, speaking from the present mayors
platform and lining with the mayor
and with John A. Wilson in the vote
to organize the council.
So, John A. Wilson being threatened
with recall, Mayor Wilson sees a
menace TO his majority, and that is
the reason assigned for his change of
mind and utterance yesterday and for
his determination to enter the fight.
He seeks to retain John a. Wilson in
the council
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Main court Of
HONOR PLANNED
FOR EXPOSITION
Architects Agree on Definite
Arrangement of Grounds
and Buildings
EspIanade at Harbor View TO
Be Flanked by Great
Garden
Each Continent of World to
Have Separate Structure
and Monument

~ UNANIMOUSLY agreed upon a
definite plan for the arrange
ment of grounds and buildings
of the Panama. Pacific Interna-
tional exposition. the architectural
commission announced last night the
conclusion of the first step in their
preliminary work After days Of dis
cussion and thorough analysis of the
problems presented. the commission
took a final vote on all the schemes
suggested and at $50 o'clock made
their choice without a dissenting vote.
sketched roughly. the general plan
calls for an esplanade along the water
front at Harbor View, backed by a
great avenue and garden laid out paral-
lei to Chestnut street and extending
from end to end Of the site.
Main Court of Honor
The main court Of honor. running
north and south. viii open upon the
esplanade at the waters edge on the
north At its southern end will be an
immense dome This viii be the main
TlEnT OF way or axis 4L lNS SlNdAAd hAe'i-
symmetrically placed with respect to
the court Of honor Will be a series of
secondary and smaller courts. each dif-
ferent in style and architectural de-
sign. but all fitting into the broad gen
eral scheme as conceived on paper
b This arrangement is held to be real
ization of President Moore's demand
s
for a thoroughly original design. and
IS praised unqualihedly by every mem
Der Of the commission.
The main feature is the series Of in
terror courts and the plans for their
individual treatment As an example
the central court of honor will be rep
resentative of America and the work
of designing the statues and buildings
fronting upon it will be turned over
to one architect. thereby enabling him
to grasp the whole idea and draw upon
his skin and originality to make the
work distinctive.
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Juarez Is DefenseIess

Juarez is much excited today over
the report that yasquisitas are COM
ing from the south to attack the city.
Juarez has no defense A hundred
supposedly loyal troops recently
brought to Juarez after the mutiny
are preparing TO entrain for Chihua-
hua. This will leave Juarez unpro-
tected Juarez officials do not attempt
to explain the state governments ac-
tion in ordering these troops away and
leaving all the country south of Ju-
arez and northwest of Chihuahua abb
solutely in rebel control.
The rebel forces. commanded by Inez
Salazar and last night reported at San
Pedro, have moved north to Sabinal,
according to adsIces received tonight
Despite the announced plan of the reb-
els to move on Chihuahua, uneasiness
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THE CALL LEADS In

POLITICAL
THEATRICAL
REAL ESTATE
SPORTING
COMMERCIAL
SOCIETY
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~ OAKLAND, Feb. 22.-Power-
4 less in the whirl of brisk
~ bay breeze, with a failing
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News that the yasquisitas intend at
tacking Chihuahua, as conveyed by
their leader at Palomas to Vasquez Co
mez a San Antonio. relieved the ten
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~ UNANIMOUSLY agreed upon a
definite plan for the arrange
ment of grounds and buildings
of the Panama Pacific Interna-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-27
WILLIAM The WHOLE THING.

William Jennings Bryan has in- formed the democrats or Nebraska he will not attend the national conven- ticn unless they are good little chIl- drcn. William must be some person In hls own state. and We admire his way oi Chastlslug the unruly followers of Thomas Jefferson in his home state. The national democratic convention without William Jennings Bryan. in attendance would be something un- heard of these days. He has been the whole convention for the past twelve years and the champion three times.
 All that the democrats in other states can say to their fellow members in Nebraska is: Be good little chil dren. do not arouse the Ire of William. We need him. the party needs him. for he Is the brains. body, in fact the democratic party.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-27
rNE KERN eSS.

The following committees will ha,e charge of the booths at the Ali-A- aska Sweepstakes indoor picnic snd kermiss:
 The Roadhouse-Mrs. Geo. Adams. Mrs A A Allan. Mrs R. E. zehner. and a number of other ladies.
 Lemonade boOth-Mrs. W. A. Gil. more. Mrs. J. V. sheldon. Mrs. Nate CoombS. and ladies.
 Cider booth--Miss Ruwena Lewis and assistants.
 Candy booth--Aiiss Helen Lomen and assistants.
 Dutch booth-Frauiein Laura Kerr. helpers. Frpulcin Katrina I.oriner and Anderen.
 Race courso-At midnight great political race will be run between the variouy eouncilmanic candidat-s. to be felo ~sd by a national racs al which the incoming president will De selected. Asa
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-27
Daily Nugget delivered s2 per montt
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that on the End day of April. 1912. next. at the Council Chamber. in the old Federal Courthouse corner of Third md Stead man avenue in the city of Nome. an election will be held to elect seven @ councilmen. at which election t,, polls will open at o'clock in the fore noon and win remain open until . o'clock in the afternoon of the ga Ee day.
 Dated at Nome. Alassa, this 2eai day of March. 1912.
 W. M. EpAY.
 City Clerk.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-27

Teddy takes q tumble, Well he wtl take many more unless We fall 10 read aright the signs of the times The colonel should have taken several tumbles before he made mp his mind 10 run for the nomination. It takes strong minded man n say no. when it comes 10 the acceptance of political honors. Even Teddy could not stand the pressure He was able 10 say no right up til! the last moment then the flesh proved too weak. and he fell. that Is in the estimation of many of his friends
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-27
MEXICAN REBELLION.

Tt, last words of the cxileo rr ,i- ",rt DIaz appear to be cominG uu-.
 for on May 3lst nearly a set- a6o
 when he went into exile We published. as the last words spoken by Dag on
 Mexican soil: Those who w.ii So'- ern after me Will have to go"e'I IS
 did |"
 The present leader of the repue . . estly to bring about a different stato Of
 affairs in his country. but 1t com mences to look as u he has struck the . wrong lead. he Is drifting away from
 the main channel and wul soon run up against a solid wall or be cornered in a blind slough.
 The insurrection he has on his hands
 today Is not like the one he and his
 supporters started. resulting in the overthrow of Diaz. for the ex-presi-
 dents regime did not die a violent
 death IL fell under its own weight.
 Decrepi; with the germs or senilety
 sapping it's very vital. the regime of
 Dlaz fell. and the Madero revolution could almost be called a bloodless affair
 Ever since the time Madero entered . the City of Mexico. as the savior or l the country. on. or about June last | year, there has been smolderins with { In the breasts of the people of Mexico : volcano that was bound sooner or ] later 10 burst forth in revolution. In 1 fact one could almost say the day that General Madero entered trlumphanty.
 the City Of Meixco. that Is the day the revolution began in earnest.
 The four days battle wherein q thousand men were slain proves the present insurrection Is 10 be no blood less affair it Is to be an extermins- | tion of one faction or the other. there will be no quarter shown on either side. Death to one or the other. for 1 Madero has become moro hardened to | NtAAul NOldllbOsAA oAAsN' 1A' hNNN WY oath of office last october. he realizes one must apply the Diaz system of rule to secure safe and sane results. from the populace in Its present state Of civilization.
 In dealing with Mexican affairs. one must necessarily deal with personaii- ties as institutions are yet to be In ] that hotbed of insurrection. and until | the day arrives when stability has | been established one will have 10 treat ! the country both in thought and ac- { tion as one wherein one man rules. and he through the fear ensendered into the masses with the power or powder and shot.
 The rebellion may be downed by
 Madero. or it may turn the tables up
 on his administration. but out Of n
 all the person who will control ths
 masses be he styled president. csar CT
 dictator. he will have 10 be a disciple Of Diaz. and mark well his last words Of: Those who vii! govern Aecco after me will have to govern as I did-".
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-27

Cutting the Alaska cable tolls in two. should help some. and allow the business men a better chance to place orders without having to add so much to the original cos, of the goods. A wire to Seattle has always been con- sidered a luxury for private tndivl- duals. although the papers have been treated kindly by Uncle sam during the past year or so as to rates.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-27

wo have many good thinps Co be thankful for. that Is those born In the United States, and those who had sense enough to come over to this country and become citizens. and one uf the many Is the fact all were not born and forced to remain subjects of thc republic oI Mexico.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-27

The ski races did not draw ike & dog race, even if both belong to the land Of ice and snow one is a favor ite in the Scandinavian peninsula. the other Of Alaska. and to draw crowd in Nome. all one has 10 do is 10 an nounce dog race-and there you are!
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-27

The rebel general in Mexico. reports a victory. then proceeds 10 hold up the business men for liberal sub scription for their war fund. Chances are they put about fifty per cent Of the amount in their jeans. and pur- chase powder and shot with the bal ance
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-27
COAL NOTICE.

All persons wanting Solomon coat mus, file their orders with the City Clerk on or before Saturday, March 3oth. 1912. Impossible to haul coal after that date.
 W. M. EDDY,
 City Clerk.
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FIRs ALARM SIGNALS.

 i2. Standard Oil Go. iS. carstsns Cold Storage. 1I John J. Sesnen Go. otf,e. l5 headquarts1 Saloon. 2L Recorders offise. 2+ Lawrence totsl. -o Fire department. 5t. Discovery Saloon. g. Yorkey's Cigar Store. 4i. Pacific Cold Storage Go, Sandspit. 42 Third Ave. and Lanes Way.
 ene,ne House Phone Man 97 Seven Whistles, Water. Three Fire out
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-27

This is the last day in which can didates are allowed to file their peti- tions for councilman. and tomorrow We should be able 10 get a lineup on those who will. and who win not try for the honor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-27

Fer government stamped ssod4 in Iisusrs of all dsseriptions. 100 prosf, inquirs st the Eagle saloon or call up Main 16%.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-27

Annual Odd Fellows Ball. April 2eth, Eagle Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-27

May Fair. womsn's Auxiliary St. Mary's Parish. Eagle Lodge Room, May }.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-27

The family ns~spsesr IS ths Nome Daily Nus9ss
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-27

Outside ordinary mall eIesss every Monday and Thursday at 5 o'clock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-27

aedmss's Masque Ball. April 9th, Eagle Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-27
OUR CIRCULATION.

The Daily and Weekly Nugget hss . guaranteed circulation greater than .ny other paper published m Alsska. cur circulation books are opened for inspection to our advertisers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-27
OFFICIAL PAPER.
NOME, ALASKA. MARCH P, 1912.
COMING EVENTS.

Ail.Alssks Sweepstakes Race, April 4th.
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pR. ]. M. SLOAN.

oN,s hours to and : to k 30 ID m. Phone. Office. Main th; resi- dance Black t5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-27
PHoNk: MAIN No. A.

Copy for regular advertisements mus, be n by 10 o'clock on the day of publication.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-11

indigestion. All write their ugly records
All things come A good digestion means good blood.
One must be clean inside well as outside Good
blood means clear fresh complexion. sparkling and
alive; bad blood means marred and dishgured skin
and muddy. Ifeless complexion
This brings up the question OF Diet There are two
great opposing factions here the and
wheat eaters The woman who desires to retain her
youth win consOrt with both using simplicity mod
Grafton guide After diet comes the question Of
exercise. Fresh ana sunshine more important
than shelves fun of cosmetics and nostrums Brisk
walks and deep breathing exercises daily
stiles.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-11
CoLD Gear hcE OATH

ding is the proof Of its exeeency, only by each
individual experimenting for herself she determine
the right degree.
The point is that the face must be washed in warm
water hrst. She cannot free the from the oily
exudations Of its pores using warm water and
soap.
After the face thoroughly clean good cold
cream should be worked skin shall be happy
to send any reader writes and incioses
stamped addressed envelope. recipe for the
which always use.
In the morning rinse the in cold tepd water
Soap should used on the in winter Just
before going out of Is this rough henng
Of the skin
veil is useful the protection of the face from
the cold winds of winter The Shetland wells that
nowadays practical good looking for this
purpose When the skin has tendency to be rough
dry cream should always be applied before going
out Of DOORS with dusting of rice talcum powder
This will arord protection to the and keep 1t
smooth and satinlike in texture.
Guard against wrinkles. They make any one appear
old and unpleasant sour. matter young one
may feel. 1t is womans fault II a single
wrinkle before she is at least 7s Wrinkles furrow
the face and destroy the expression. Nobody likes
wrinkles Nobody adnires them Any woman who
permits them cheating herself out of great deal
of admiration and pleasure Which otherwise would
be hers
The Washington herald., 1912-02-11

But cleanliness, diet. eKefcissimportant as this
great ltrinity-It syails woman nothing unless she
backs it UP with serene and chesrful mind Bad
mental habits. anger. fear Jealousy and petti
ness envy unchatAblenesr ana selnshnsss-these and
not age are the great complexion destroyers
Z Remsmber Lips may lie while the eyes and the
face are speaking tn. truth
The Washington herald., 1912-02-11
Olha Enemies Of Complerion.

OL1eI EHcHtcS " (OHipteAtof
The complexion. however stI has other enemies be-
sides the have been talking about. When one
has the ravases of the without there
stiIi remain the foes within-.aduigence Incidence
the face that he who may read. The blood ia
the river of life. Into things go out Of it
The Washington herald., 1912-02-11
ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES.

MIss kNToINErTE NJ: Your cheeks may be hard
sned and made perfectly arm in short time II you
win massage your head and temples always pulling
the muscles Of the cheeks up. Do not rub in your
The Washington herald., 1912-02-11
PhpdeaI Care Of Complerion.


Now in regard the physical Of the complexion
Keep clean. The today who yearns to make the
most Of herself must radate exquisite freshness ana
cleanliness. bath the end of the day with
good quality of unscented soap is absolute neces
sity. It gives the pores a chance to breathe.
II the water hard a dash Of slightly fragrant soft
snng powder may be used. Follow this with rinsing
in as cold water be borne and brisk rundown
with towel skin treated regularly this
will soon present smooth, satiny appearances.
Cleanliness of the entire body. well the face is
the abiding principle in the Of the complexion
woman may not possess the delicate leaf skin
Of infant but it fault II her complexion
is not attractive. bright. and clean.
Water and soap the cosmetics and there
royal substitutes They should be used freely
night until every atom Of dusti washed away.
Use a good complexion brush and scrub your face
and throat thoroughly, then dash the water
face at least 100 times Follow this with
full rinsings in cold as can be borne Many
women who would scorn to hang sudsy clothes
washday think that soap left In their
skin viii have the effect that it has on white
clothes-make it yellow and streaked and unwholesoms
looking. Never wash clotn. They are makeshifts
and germ breeders. Use complexion brush and your
hands instead.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-11
BY LILLIAN RUSSELL.

@CIENTIsTs proving daily that youth
full contour. complexion, and expression
lose their beauty only by lack of, care
and attention Daniel webster said
EgSk Only the faces of and you
- viii nnd them all the age"
At the present day people are csndidly
admitting the fact that the skin and
of the face and hands require attention
TO keep them smooth condition the skin
OF the shoulders and arms which generally COW
cred
II is only prejudeed and ignorant who neglect
their faces make them necessarily unsighty. The
expression prejudice on the face Of forms
hard lines and muscles around the eyes and mouth.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-11
Warm Wqter Used FnsI.

In choosing the temperature of the water in which
wash your face it is just eating of pud-
The Washington herald., 1912-02-11

DfS S@E III AfFSr ~ ttH@TI
skin food but pat 1t on. pattinE me lace until
quite and then using the sstrinEsnt lotion. An
excellent for the saEgnE muscles Of the face Is
think cheaTfauy. expression caused by pleasant
thoughts wnl DO for you than al ef the creams
or mshsAgs2 In the world
L. c. ": Tie French nnesr tips worn on the
tips Of the nnEsrh the principle a. clothes
pin. 1 should not advise wearing them. however Hs
they apt to cause the nails be misshspen. II
you VII massaEs your nails with cold cream and
pinch them marrow with anEsrs sy'ry night ana
morning you WIN ana them growing more taDsrinE IN
short time
H P: The best remedy for oily hair that know
Of Is to taxa Swedish hair powder sprinkle It wen
into the roots Of your hair let It remain there for
hvs ten minutes. and then brush It out thorousAiy
with fairly stin brush
GEO. s.. would not worry myself II we're you
about growing large and clumsy. When you become
man.
READER: To bleach your sAllOw complexion use
the witch hazel sstringent lotion. which is made Of
two-thirds distilled. water One-thrd witch hazel
then add one Tablespoonful of peroxide Of hydrogen
Bashs your face freely win the lotion. using small
sponge. A witch hazel ointment win cure your
pmpIss
MISS E. A. b; cannot give you the necessary In
formation relative TO writing play Some OF the
greatest playwrishts nnd dnculty in Andng the
funds to produce their and high class plays
II you write your play would suggest that sub
init 1T to some good, manager who win then give
the information which you desire
The Washington herald., 1912-02-11
Sin ShoDs Self in Face.

OH OHOW9 uCc.
1t IS absolute that expresses itself
in the face. action always follows the thought
Change hate to and there danger ...
How necessary # is to go back the Of
ditions Change the Of thought and the effect
will be instantaneous Do not waste y0r expression
on unworthy thoughts Rest your expression. relax.
and grow young.
An uplifting thought instantly draws the muscles
Of the and face into a pleasant smile. why do
believing creatures unconsciously up when
making silent appeal to God? AS beauty maker.
WILL my first rule, order every to pray with
upIifted face Let your beauty Of thought be
from above You are not obliged to screw your face
up and lean to pray. Prayer should be joyful
desire. a duty. ....
The faces Of saints shown in all pictures looking
I'D, clear eyed and placid Emulate some Of their
thoughts and expressions. 1t will help you to look
beautiful