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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-22

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-22

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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24
ROOSEVELT OFF
 FOR BOSTON
Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK Feb. 24.-Theodore Roosevelt, .edtor of the Outlook. left on the three o'clock New England express over the New York. New Ha- ven and Hartford railroad. for Boston. where he will send Sunday and Mon day during m address he Is sched- uled to make in the Hub city. will de- liver his reply to the governors. who some time ago joined in letter to the colonel asking him to state wheth- : CT or no. he would allow his name to be placed in nomination at the na tional convention 10 be held in Chl- cago on June IS
 Great interest is being taken in the answer to be given by Roosevelt and papers are arranging 10 get out spe- cias as soon as the news can be taken od the wires in all sections of the country
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24
DEMOCRATS WANT
 CAVALRY REDUCED
Soee,al Nuagst Serv'ee.

Spee,si Nugget SerV'ee.
 WAsHINGTON. Feb 23.-Accord ing to the army appropriation bill in the houe the democrat want to cut down the cavalry from fifteen 10 ten regiments and will mak" allowance accordingly.
 The house committee on military has reported that a reduction All along the line should he made In connection with the army of the United States. that the same is too costly luxury for times of peace.
 The democrats now in the majority in the lower house take the view that a large standing army. with we'll filled war chest Is too productive of actual war to he encouraged. that an army Just large enough 10 protect the country and present a formida ble front is all that the nation re quires.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24
HEIRS GUST
 MISS CAMERON
Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-Relatives and heirs of the late Edwin Hawley. the millionaire. who is reported to have died inte.tate. have busted Miss Margaret Cameron. the protege of Hawley. from both town and country possessons.
 Miss Cameron. who claims to have fin her possession a will wherein the iete Edwin Hawley. her fiancee to whom she was to have been married this month. bequeaths to her many of the millions he died possessed of. had taken possession of the country home on Long Island. also the home in the city.
 This morning relatives of the late Edwin Hawiey to force the issue and bring matters 10 a climax. had the young woman busted. She will nAw be obliged to produce the will she claims 10 have in her possession in order to lay claim to any of the prop erty belonging to the deceased
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24
WILSON COMMENTS
 ROOSEVELT'S SPEECH

-dy for the sore annliction that irri- tates him. which Is called by political doctors to white house itch
 His hunting trip 10 Africa dld not bring the relief sought. he returned with as high temperature, if not greater. than when he left Roosevelt can no more keep out of politics than @ fish from water Excitement he must have and once having his ap- petite wet with the political power of the White House. nothing will satisfy the craving but turning over. the care Of the nation to his keep"
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24
LOUIS ". HILL PURCHASES
 800. 900 ACRES EASTERN OREGON

ed by the Great Northern railroad into Bend. Ore. will provide an outlet for the large tract of land recently pur- chased by Hill and Davison. It Is considered one of the best farming sections in the state and for raising cattle and sheep has no equal also possesses water power that can be harncssed and made to generate generate thousands of horse power for light and commercial use In furnish
 Ing power to mills and other indus
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MURDER COMMITTED :
 BY CRAzEO m|LLMAN

instantly. then before her companion. Mrs. Mszie K Carr. could make her escape from the room. shot her dead by the door through which she evil dently was trying to make an escape. Then the man placed the muzzle of the gun in his mouth and pulled the trig- ger, sending a bullet crashing upward through his brains causing Instant death.
 The reports from the pistol and screams of the women attracted at- tention of the neighbors who ran into the Jalger residence to ascertain the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24
BISHOP ROWE
 NOW IN SEATTLE
Special Nugget Service

opeCfdl NuS9et So'N'So
 SEATTLE Wash, Feb. 2i.-Bishop Rowe of Alaska. has returned home after spending several weeks In Wash ington, where he has been visiting. also working to secure needed leelsls- tinn for the Eskimoa and Indians of tfe North.
 The bishop reports he has met with success. for congress will pass n bill during the present session providing for the care of indigent and sick na- tives under the marine hospital ser vice. Also the bill he has been as sured will pass provides an asylum for the blind
 Bishop Rowe has been working as siduousiy ever since he went East to secure Legislation for the relief of the Indians and Eskimos in Alaska. and back of the bishop Is the full mission board of the Episcopal church. Suffi- cient pressure was brought 10 bear to secure the needed legislation. or the promise of such. that the bishop has every reason 10 believe will pass dur ing the present session.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24
TR|POLI NOW
 ANNEXED ITALY
Special Nugget SerViee-

Special Nugget SerNiee.
 ROME. Italy. Feb 24.-The house ot deputies this morning passed the bill providing for tho annexation of Tripoli to Italy
 The measure states that the coun try having been taken by force oi arms from Turkey, and now under the complete control and rule of Italy whose officers are administcring the laws of tn" land and providing for i'+ government. tn" territory be now m ncxci. and the laws now in force n the empire of Italy be extended to the newly acquired territory Of Tripoli. in Sc far as the same are applicable to tho proper government and develop ment of that country.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24

ernor of the state after reoapturing the town of Juarez. from the hands of the revoltlne garrison
 The advlces further state that 10 protect Americans now in the rcpub- He and whose escape has been cut off, it Is deemed advisable 10 dispatch United States troops south to inter cept the rebels and hold them in check until such time as all Amerl- cans can leave the country
 Mayor and Citizens Make Request
 Stimson.
 WASHINGTON. Feb. PA request has been received by Secretary of War stimson. from the mayor of Fl Paso. stating that every citizen Joins with him in sending the dispatch. request ing American intervention in the in- surrection now on in the republic of Mexico. and the threatened battle that Is 10 take place at Juarez The mayor of Fl Pasn makes the request m behalf Of humanity anu tne Am orican citizens now in the stricken or infected district where the insurr"c- ton Is raging and running riot
 Secretary stimson Says impossible.
 WASIUNGTON. Feb 2t-- Secretary of War Stim,on in answering the re- quest of 'he mayor and citizens of F. .Paso. has informed them it is ut- terIy impossible for him to do any thinr under prevailing conditions
 The department is fully advised in the premises and is watching the in "~rect now being wagcd in repu. Ic across your southern border. hut to date no harm has heen offered Ameri- cans by either faction. and until in
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24
Special Nugget Serv.Se.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 24-Governor Wilson. in addressing the members Of the democratic league last evening. commented upon the recent speech. or announcement made at Cleveland. O.. on washlngton's birthday. wherein Teddy stated his hat was in the ring.
 Roosevelt should have stated both his hat and head have been in the ring for some time not confined his remark to the hat. Ever since Teddy left the White House as It's boss. he has never been able 10 secure rem
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24
MEDER0 APPEALS TO U. 5.
MEXICO WANTS AMERICAN
 SOLDIERS TO FIGHT REBELS

suit s offered or actual proof of Americans being in dire peril it VIII be Impossible for the department to do anything in the matter.
 covino Agreed to Accept Presidency.
 WASHINGTON. Feb A-Dispatch- og from Mexico state that General Geronimo CovIno has agreed with Gomez. and other lnsurrectos to ac# cept the presidency of tho provisional government. whose headquarters will be at Juorez. as soon as they capture the place. which will be within the next twenty-four hours unless plans misery. General Emilia zapata. the right bower of Gomez. has agreed to thia arrangement, stating Anything to overthrow Nfadero is satisfactory to me
 Miss Wilson Reported Safe.
 Fl. PASO. Texas Feb. 4i.-Noon-- Word has just reached this city that the rebels fearing the United States may take action to secure the release of Mis- Nellie Wilson and -everal Americans marooncd ou the train that waS held ap and captured. hay" hustled the youne woman and the other American refugees to the hor- der at a place called Pearson. and they are now on their way to this city
 Miss Wilson ls expected te arrive n th. city about three o'clock th" news of her hatme reached the bor dor being transmitted hy the field ~irclcss apparatus that the Tinted states government Is operating in con ncction with it- border work during th, insurrection
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24

tries
 Louis W. Hill. who IS the prime mover in the big land deal. states he expects to establish colony station on the land leasing the property out for various purposes.
 T have laid out a lot of work for myself. and to carry it on success fully. will resign as president of the Great Northern railroad shortly" re- marked Jim Hilrs son, who succeeded his father as president.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24
SOCIAL DANCE SATURDAY.

The regular weekly social dance will be given by the Eagles Saturday evening. The dances have been post poned for the past two weeks. owing to other attractions, but from now on will be held each snd every Saturday evening.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24
MAIL DUE TOMORROW.

The outside mail is expected in sometime tomorrow. being the mall that was dispatched from Unaiaklik on the 18th consisting of three sacks or pouches of first class mail and seven of second. 500 pounds in all.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24
Special Nugget servies.

Special Nugget Service.
 FL PASO. Texas. Feb 24--President Madero this morning telegraphed to the Mexican consul asking that Am erican troops be dispatched into Mex leo toward Juarez. to join with the federal troops at that point In driving back the rebels advancing upon the town. from three different directions.
 The dispatch further states that the Mexican consul should endeavor to secure aid from the Americans. for Madero has grave doubts about af f- fcrding proper protection to citizens of the United States within the in surrcction zone
 Rebels fa Miles South JusreI.
 FL PASO. Feb 24-Presldent Ma dero states In telegram. hasty ac. tion ia needed on the part Of the Uni ted States fl the country is to come to his rescue and help protect Amer leans now within the republic The rebels are now within fourteen miles of Juarez and people are nocking 10 the banner of Emilio Va-auez Gomez, who has been proclaimed president )f the republic by the insurrectos.
 Administration Requested to Intervene
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.-Dispateh- es from the government representative of the war department have been re- ceived stating Have reliable informa ton that General Orozco. who was made general of the northern state of Mexico republic. wherein 'hc own of Juarez Is located. Is ready to join WI; h the revolutionary forces. That Cen eral Orozco was recently made gov
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24
GOVERNMENT STAMP
 GOODS AT The EAGLE

For government stamped goods in liquors of sii dssoriptions. 100 proof. inqulrs at the Eagle saiooa or oaii uP Main fe4.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24
Special Nugget Service.

Specisi Nugget Service.
 ISsAQUAH. Wash. Feb. 24--Monroe J. Jalger. a we'll known millman of this district. shot his wife last night. her companion Mrs. Magic K. Carr. then took his own life with the same instrument.
 The man was known to be extremely jealous of his wife. and during the early part of the evening was drink ing in the saloons. He is believed to have gone home intoxicated and in a drunken craze. shot his wife sending a bullet through her heart. killing her
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24
Special Nugget Service.

OKLAHOMA CITY. eb 2i.-Yester day afternoon the state democratic convention was brought 10 a close. both sides claiming a draw in a hard fought battle on the part of friends of both Wilson and Clark
 The delegates 10 the national con- vention to be held In Baltimore on June 25 were instructed for Clark and Wilson. The vote Is split. each faction having developed about the same strength during the state convention. For three days the leaders worked with the delegates from the various
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24
Special Nugget Service.

PORTLAND. Feb. 24.-The largest land deal ever recorded in the state of Oregon. wherein only two names appear as the people purchasing the land was recently consummated. and a transfer of eight hundred thousand acres of land In Eastern oregon pass ed into the hands of Louis W. Hill and w. P. Davison.
 The branch road recently construct
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24

'Is your wife victim of bargain days"
 No I'm the victim She seems 70 enjoy them"
 Cut out the bargains-Save your money for vaudeville night
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24
DEMOCRATS SPLIT
 ON CLARK AND WILSON

districts trying to get the state 10 line up on one particular candidate without success Governor Harmon of ohio was offered as a dark horse to get the Clark and Wilson factions to unite: but they would not listen to any compromise. SO the delegates will go to Baltimore about equally divid- ed for Champ Clark and Woodrow Wilson respectively
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24

cause of the commotion and shooting, and found all three bodies upon the floor life was extinct. and blood flow ing from the pistol wounds that had caused Instant death
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24
"uNTANGtiN0 TONY"

Get your seats for Tony at Toby's at once An exceptionally humorous comedy Eagle Hall. March
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24

For a nice warm bath Ir :he lar9es, bath rooms in the erty try the City Bath House. Everything first class anc up to date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-24

Daily Nugget. the reliable nsws ven 5or of Alaska. Subscribe ri rt away.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-11-27
FRANKLIN.

BReoKvILLE. November 26.-Brookvie is still
among the living -. Farmers have completed their
fall work The Sunshine club met at Chas Lat
tas Friday night, and all enioyed a very pleasant
evening Grace Williams was the guest Of Hell
en- Swain Saturday night !. Otto Griffin is en-
ployed at Lem Hayters Mrs. G. Fl Graham of
Niroqua is spending few weeks with her daugh-
ter. Mrs Walter Swain. Miss Ada Miller visited
Saturday and Sunday with Ethel Latta Perry
Fish is working for John Williams Fred Lake
will soon depart for Oregon to pass some weeks
Mr. and Mrs Kobe Swain and daughter. Helen
will spend Thanksgiving at Tomah with relatives
Miss Maude Aolcomb was entertained at Will
Edwards over Sunday Leroy Atkins is build
ing new barn Clifford Lake is again among
old friends win Crooks are ready TO move into
their new model house Lem Hayter recently
returned from up north with fine prize. Sam
Lake and Perry Cowden are sporting an automo-
bile Of late Hobert Atkins while chopping
wood, had the misfortune Of cutting his foot quite
badly MeIrl Cowden stayed. Friday night.
with the Misses Ella and Estella Swain Mrs.
Warren Silbaugt Of Avalanche has been guest of
relatives for few days Brookville boys are
planning on Thanksgiving hunt
YOtYR NEIcupnp
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-11-27
RURAL NEWS ITEMS
Contributed by the Cer7sor'e
Live Correspondents
GENOA.
: easoessssesSseessSS

GENOA. November IS Mrs. Andy Noel and
Mrs Johnny Noel of Lake City. Minnesota were
called home last Thursday TO see their mother
who is quite sick Miss Leonia Adams returned
to Stoddard on ed Mrs M MONT spent sever
al days with her sisters at De Soto last week 49,
Ed Kimball is putting a new foundation under
his house A Ysoman lodge Is being organized
here and large number Of members have Joined
... Mrs. McCune Of Challenger, Iowa. stopped
here for a few days to visit friends while enroute
TO Cashton. where she and Mr.. McCune will spend
the winter with their daughter. Mrs. May MUIR
ply Dr. Tiederman OF DeSoto was called last
Wednesday to see Mrs Beffa. who was very sick
e.. Dan Franzini is putting furnace into his
house Miss Annie LOeffad returned to Milwau-
kee after spending several weeks with her brother
and family here. Mat Months location as oDer-
ator has been changed IRON mere to Victory
Mrs John Filling spent several days last week in
town visiting friends. Mrs Mary Peterson and
her and his wife returned to their home at
Garrison, N. Dakota on 18th after spending three
weeks with relatives and friends here. She was
accompanied home BY her sister. Mrs. Thompson
and two little girls, who viii visit her for few
months. Mississippi
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-11-27
JEFFERSON.

SPRINGvIILE, November 25.-Mr. and Mrs.
Wheeler are rejoicing over new daughter. born
the 9Th. Mr.. Ed Kiluer has gone to WATERFOWL
and various points taking invoice of lumber His
wife remain with her parents for a while
Mrs. Ed Older was calling on neghbors one day
recently Mrs. Thee Shuitz is visiting friends
at Liberty Mrs. Spellum of Vroqua spent Fri
day at the Wheeler home. Mrs. Reed and Mrs.
White received word that their mother. Mrs, Fra
zier OF Sparta had gone TO Washington. ID. e. to
spend the winter with her son Frank. who resides
there. .. Kendalls and Mr.. Klmers spent Sunday
with Dell Anderson and family Mrs. L. Miller
visited school one day recently. SUNSHINE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-11-27
A Clean Up of Good Things

In order to clean up my stock of
room mouldings am quoting the low
price of lc per foot. Can furnish cur
tain rods in different sizes and finishes
to meet most any demand in this line,
also window shades. My stock of fur
niture is complete in every respect.
Look over my offerings and compare
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Calls for undertaking filed either day
or night. Phone Office 2e4, house go.
c. E. MORLEY.
Running Block, NiroQua.