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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
SOUND COMMERCE
SHOWS BIG GROWTH

Commerce on Puget Sound for
October. 1919. shows an increase o.
$50 per cent over last year Ships
visiting sound ports number $50. Of
which 22s were American. and the
total value OF all imports reaches
$1,000. 700. Exports are valued %
ts.les.s71. or the imports ss.b75,-
IFS came from Japan. and Of az
por,s. t2.ieo.soo went to British
Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
FEAR NOT, WIVESl
READ YOUR BIBLE

OLYMPIA. Nov. f5.---Bibie-
reading wives may now read
In peace.
Judge John r. Mitchell has
decided that because . wife
reads the bible her husband 10
not entitled to . divorce. He
Get aside . decree Of divorce
granted Thomas Bower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
MORMONS RECRUIT
MANY SWISS GIRLS

GENEVA. Nov. i5.--ExpeiIed
from nearly every other European
country. abe Mormon missionaries
have made Zurich. Switzerland.
their headquarters. whore they con-
tinue to recruit Swiss and other
girls without fear OF legal interior.
enoe. Reliable estimates place
the number OF Giris OF various ma
sent across the Atlantic
10 Utah every year Mt 1000. and at
least 100 OF these are Swiss girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
-
DROPS DYNAMITE
CAP. LOSES EYE

BAKER. Ore, Nov. Vivian
Kennedy. years old. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Kennedy. Is today
minus one OF his eyes and the great
er part OF one Of his hands. as the
result Of dropping a dynamite cap
that had been given him by play
mate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
NO MARKET; APPLE
GROWERS LOSE OUT

PORTLAND, NOV. lJ.-Apple
growers OF the Northwest, gather
Ing for the annual meeting OF the
Oregon Horticultural society, say
an enormous crop, poor market,
and no profit characterizes the APP
pie situation OF the Northwest This
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15

Success IN Dentistry. like sue
cena ia any path OF life. lies In
striving to reach perfection. No
man 10 perfect. but " his aim IN
life n high, he will more nearly
reach perfection than n his aim 10
low.
I have heard people say: Il hate
dentist" u hate a dentist, .
chair 4 hate dentists office.
WHY Because. 10 them. II has
been a place OF torture. Now. In
order 20 overcome this prejudice.
we have been striving for years TO
alleviate tn. pain and torture In
the dental chair This has been
our one aim, and. with this one aim
always before ua. We have accom-.
piished remarkable results.
We now have people come into
our office who do not hate the den
that. because our operators are not
painful and our work LIS satisfsc.
tory.
II you are In need Of dentai work.
come TO us II win cost you moth
ing but a little time TO have us ex.
plain our methods and give you our
prices II We cannot help your
casc. We will gladly tell you: II We
can help you. you are the ones Who
will be glad you came 10 US. We
guarantee all our work.
Regular Extra Heavy $40 "a m
Cold Crowns ..s....s...x1sV
Regular $40 Never. eE m
slip Plates ............YJsOO
Regal Dental Offices
Or. L. n. Clark. D. o. .. tMsnsosr)
f4os Third Ave-. N. w. Cor. Union
NorE--1rinu this Al with you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15

BERLIN. Nov. 15.--What may be
intended as strategic maneuver In
connection with aerial warfare is
the effort OF the German postoffice
70 establish an airship mail route
between Germany and Denmark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15

The Barlow Gardens poaitiyel,
save you money on funeral work
700 Second ave Elliott 1896 Car
nations. zoe dozen. sss
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18
4. 8. BARN DANCE.

zeke Hanks, Ephe Cowley and Hezehiah Jackson finished up their new barn. about one mile west of the old Red Barn. tother day and. say boys. shes a hummer They're goin' to open her IL, nex' Thursday night with hoe down, all the boys and gals are just achln' to foot it in that there new barn.
 The Pumpkin Center Orchestra will be on deck and the boys have sent way back to Milpitas for cider
 Any fcller dressin' pretty will be just nacherally pltchforked out into the field for the bull to play with. No city dudes wanted
 Everybody come there haint goin' to be no programs and 1t wont cost you more than twelve bits with the cider thrown in.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18
SEEN AND HEARD|

School director J. Y. McCune un- derwent a third operation on Satur- day which was required for removing an abscess. that formed at the seat of the two previous operations. Me- Cunc Is having a hard time of 1t. When he first went into the hospital we expected to have him out in a few days but that was weeks and week 5 ago. We trust he will recover at once for he has been rather unfortunate in tho matter of operations.
 Nomeites over Council way are re- turning to their various homes. Some to Solomon. others toward Candle. while many Nomeites will Init the back trail" for the metropolis.
 O. D Cochran who is combining business with pleasure will not be back until the end of the week or per haps sometime next. He has consid- erable business of the Wild Goose Mining and Trading Company 10 look after. and makes a business or pro- fessional trip over to Council every year.
 The socialists were wise to hold their meeing and adopt a platform be- fore the council had another meeting. for the municipal coal pile was grabbeu last Monday and there is no telling wisat would be 'sna.tched" if they hadn't nailed every other loose plank down. for with a fellow like Parry to frame 1t Chilberg to grind it. Bodin to water 1t Bourbon to shave 1t, Lee to cook 1t and Stipek to paint 1t. the platform should be unique and per- haps the timber containing such com- bustible material, others than the present members of the council would be pilfering the blanks. for there is a shortage of coal.
 Two weeks from Thursday the All | Alaska Sweepstakes race will be start ed, and before many days We can ex- 1 pect to see and hear nothing but what will be styled election dog mixture and 1t will be the most popular brand to smoke for the next three weeks. Letters received in the last mail from the sister of a miner back in Lawrence informed the Nugget this paper is printing the correct dope that he himself worked in the mills before coming to Alaska and he has . sister working there now; who was out on . strike with the others.
 weatherman Art Gibson keeps his l weather eye" on all statements af-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18
NEXT BASKET BALL
 GAME ON FRIDAY

The second game of the series he. tween the Nome Kennel Club and High School teams for the champion ship of basket ball. will be played o1 Friday evening and the youngsters may walk away with the game. The, were too confident last Friday even ing. believing they had the game In their pocket but before they awoi;e to the fact it was not such a "cinch their opponents had too great a lead for them to overcome and win ou. although many believe if the Gt'ie had lasted ten minutes longer the High School team would have won nut
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18
ROBERT EMMET's BALL
 WELL ATTENDED

Quite 8 fair sized crowd turned out to attend the ball given by the Knights of Robert Emmet In honor of St. Pat rick's day last Saturday evening.
 Dancing was indulged in until the early hours of the morning. and the large hall of the Eagles was not SC crowded but what all could have a fine time enjoying themselves. with out having to devote all their a.ten- ton and energy in guiding.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18
ADMIRAL MELVILLE
 CROSSES THE DIVIDE

was m command Of the boats crew which escaped from the wastes of the Lena delta: later headed an expedi- tion which recovered the records If the Jeanette also the remains of De Long and his companions. He made in all three trips into Arctic waters an | va- advanced r. numbers by speciai act of congress for bravery in Arctic.
 Was appointed isS5 and reappoint.d 1Ss2 lsg6 engineer in chief Of the uni- tad States navy. Retired 1903
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18
TOURNAMENT DOPE"

only two games have been played in the past two days in the three cush- ion billiard tournament mp at the Lobby
 Friday afternoon E. c Divine played the scratch man ]. Allison Bruner and was defeated Is to 95.
 Yesterday G. J. Lomen was also taken into camp by the scratch man, J., Allison Bruner and after a very exciting game. that Mir. Lomen had right up till the very last Bruner ran out on him, the score being 20 to S5..
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18
ssecoNo CLASS MAIL ARRivEs.

Yesterday afternoon at 1880 a batch of second class mail arrived at the local office. nearly four hundred pounds in weight. The first class Is meet with the carriers at Unalaklik.
 The second class mail arriving these days consists principally of second class matter cached from time to time along the line and Is liable to be Oc- tober, November. December ar Janu- ary matter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18
NORTH WIND AN ICE BREAKER.

The strong wind blowing from the north for the past twelve hours or over commenced to get acton on the ice field of the town about noon. when a lead was seen in the ice a ~..ou dis tance from the shore
 This has been growing wider and wider and should the wind continue to blow from the present quarter with equal violence We can expect to S,a open water in the roadstead by morn ing. But the ice will come back. ,t Is a little too carly for II to depart for good
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18

fecting his department. and can find hand out a bunch of red-hot facts much the same as he can punches of weather-good. bad and fierce.
 The political pot Is sure boiling in at least three corners of the caldron. There is the old council. and they ap- pear to have the strongest blaze a working under the kettle with ample reserve. then there Is what Is termed the mon politicai' which Is suppos- ed to throw oil upon the trouble wa ters. but mixes the same with the ashes underneath and trying to in- vent a new way of mixing by fore Ing or straining the oil through the bottom or sides of the caldron. and last. but not least there are the 30 cialists-a warm number-so We are informed. The fourth rounded corner has not commenced to boil. but we understand fagots are being gathered to commence warming up that part of the kettle then everything will he working away in good shape
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18
MocUNE BETTER.

J. r. McCune Is much better this afternoon, his temperature being nor nal for the first time in something like sixty days or since the first op- eration. At noon today the doctors felt encouraged over his condition. and the patient has possessed since being in the hospital.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18
Special Nugget serWes.

PHILADELPHIA, Marcl ,s- Rear Admiral George Wallace Melville. en- xineer in chief of the Unite states navy. one of the hest known char acters In tho navy, passed a~tE 'Rst night. death due Co old age at the rlpe old age of T
 Rear Admiral Melville nt through the clva war and a1s t- toned at several navy yards ass,at- ant engineer and did good -,f i-r the North in the struggle. IT. -,,9 he sailed with DeLong in the .u.ft'ra Jeannettc from San Francisco t.e
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18
OPEN LETTER RECEIVED.

Just as the Nugget was going to press this afternoon a copy of an open letter by Harry Shearer was received, n pamphlet form containing Is pages of reading matter. We have not had time to look into the contents of thls publication. SO do not know lts ob- ject at this writing
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18
CITY DOG POUND.

Following Is a list of the dogs inn pounded under provisions of Ordi- nance No. 212 during the 2a hours ending at 6 o'clock last night: For sale-Four dogs at the pound River and D streets on Tuesday March 19. at p. m.
 JOHN BoRNHoLDT.
 Poundmaster.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18
REGISTERED MAIL
 CLOSES THURSDAY

The last registered mail to- go out over the Ice, or winter trail closes on Thursday the Fist. after that only ordinary mail will be dispatched unless the date of sending out another batch of registered is extended.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18
LECTURE KEGoAYAA KoazA
 WEDNESDAY G"ENilS

Wednesday evening Dr ! II Nus tard will deliver an address at thu Kegoayah Kozga taking for hIs sub ject The Elixir of Life
 The public is Invited fo a.taud
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18

For q nice warm bath in the largest bath rooms in the city try the City Bath House. Everything hrst ciass and up 10 date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18

Remember we are retailers as well ss wholesalers. Special bottle sale. Sew ard Commercial Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18
MUSIC AT THE EAGLE.

Every evening there Is music a; the Eagle, also the best brand of liquors and cigars in the market. al. ways to be had.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18

Read Crowley & por,er's ad on the back page.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18

OUTSIDE BEER AT EAGLE.
 For outside beer bottled or on draft go to the Eagle, whore h can bs sseursd by the sIass, bottle or ease.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18

am going are your where' Err. day night Eagle Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18

visltlns Cards at Nugget Office,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-18
FOUND.
LOST.

LOST-A pearl stick pin with small emerald settings. Finder return same to Nugget and receive reward.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-20

d mrs. 7. ". Beardsly: her house.
guest
Mr.. and Mrx. A. r. Murphy and
Miss TbeIma Murphy were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. WIchman on
Sunday on trip around the island
Mrs. Chester HUM Is entertaining
ct sewing party tomorrow after
noon for Miss Elsie smith and Miss
Meta Hansen OF San Lorenzo. Cal.
During the absence OF ner husband
Mrs Kenneth has as her houseguest
Miss Arthur. member Of the faculty
Of Oahu College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Campian. who
spent the week end At the Volcano
returned In the Kllauea yesterday.
2 =
Mr.. and Mrs. Ge0rg Rodiek mo-
tOred around the island on Sunday
with . number Of friends.
Mira John Dyer Is entertaining on
Monday afternoon for Mrs. + w
Beardsley.
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Ma Lakeland has as hef house.
4 resident Of Honolulu q number Or
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Mateo sahdona the portrait painter
OF Venice italy win arrive here
shortly before christmas 70 paint 3
number d pictures Of Honolulu soci-
oty folk While here he VIII Be the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Halves.
Jr
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CIRQUE

This disease is 30 dangerous and 81
rapid IN its development that every
mother OF young children should BE
prepared for It. II ID very risky 10
wait until the attack of Group appears
and then send for medicine and let tie
child suffer until Il can be obtaine1.
Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy Is
prompt and effectual and has meyer
been known to fail IN any case For
sale By all dealers Benson, Smith &
Co. Lfd, agents for Hawaii adger-
tisement
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-20

Mrs Ii. A. Baldwin Of Maui enter.
tained Ct an ENJOYABLE sewing tea on
"Wednesday afternoon Of last week for
Miss DoIree Of San Francisco. who Il
visiting on 1saui The guests incIuds
ed Mrsx b d. SIoegetf, Mrs. EDWARD
Boyum, Mrs H p. Baldwin. Mrs.
Mile Hair. Mrs W. 8. Nichol. Mrs.
Fitzgerald, Mrs. A. w. Collins. Mrs.
s. +. Taylor, Mrs. e. B. blanchard,
Miss Mary Flemmine. Miss Rae
Deech. Miss Alexander and Miss Ida
Tucker.
Mr.. Albert and Mr.. Le. Roy Bush
are issuing invitations for q dance 70
take place on the thirtieth Of Noyem-
Der.
Mrs George HuegcI and Mrs. Fred
Angus are entertaining ct tea this
afternoon for Mrs Fred Beardsley, :
who y visiting ~ The city for : short
time.
Mrs. i w. BcardsIey, Who Is 4isit.'
in6 IL Honolulu Tor few days. will
be the f0est Of honor - = bridge
luncheon tomorrow afternoon Ct which
Mrs. Arthur Wall VIM be hostess
Nj. and Mrs Harold Castle have
issued Invitations Tor dance % be
given on Friday evening 81 tie home
Of NJ. and =. James Castle q Wal
81 venice. I{aIy. Win arrive here
shortly before christina 70 nsi,1f :
number d pictures Of Honolulu socI.
jr
|nf few 6ayf n HonolnI0.
Miss Dorothy Guild. Of Honolulu.
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Reception and Ar ExhibltIon It
kllohana Club.


kiIohara Club.
On Monday evening the KiIohana
Club held reception for Mr.. D. How
ara Hitchcock IN order that H0nolu
lans might have an opportunity ol
viewing the artists latest work. There
were many beautiful paintings shown
and much interest was displayed By
the guests During the evening light
refreshments were served 81 nnul.
Der Of young ladies. Among those
present were Mrs Henry Watsrhouse,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl d. Roi, Mrs. John
II Warren. Mr. an Mrs. Arthur Ar.
ledge, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur FInDert
Jones. Miss Mary Bordan. Mrs. snfh.
erland, Mrs. r. n. ReidIord. Miss FOL
some, Mr.. Al n. Gurrey, IT.. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Love, N. Emerson, Mrs
Byron o. Clark. Nr6 Leslie Clark, Mr..
anu Mrs William Wall Mrs Narslon
Campbell. Mrs. Ffedelicka Davis, Mrs.
Hansen, Mi64 Williamson. MIsS Agnes
Alexander. Miss Bufofd Mrs An
drews and others
=
Trustees. Faculty and Senior Class
Of oshu College Entertained.
~ .|I|I|@l |-|| ||II-M III tue - 0I4r
ces, faculty and senior class Of Oahu
college took place last Friday even
ing a. the home Of President and Mrs.
A r 0rI0I1s
A musical program was arranged by
Miss NafEafol Clark who WAS assist
ed by NIte CALDWELL Miss Latham
Miss 06mma WadIuin. Mr.. Charlotte
Ewing and M Xi|Iner. Miss Clark
read 3 paper o. ne three classes 81
music. the classical rouartic and
modern Then before the selections
were rendered she also read Of the
characteristics q re composer q the
Al he conclusion 81 Abe proeran,
refreshments were served and the re-.
naInder b TIE evening was spent IN
conrcrs6s:on1c These yearly a16irs
:. ere looked ,. ior.s5 {: e oy shs Trustees
ana faculty e Wen a. ~ ne students
for they ere always ENJOYABLE as well
- Instructive.
NJ: !. {. Fs.s..'' .n, !. .... 4
On Saturday evening Nrs. J. G.
RotbreI| 1nfcfsI6sd |1formsll, It 4
choN1cr E1rper u honor Of her son.
GUY HoI1HeII who ceIebrafcd bis
birthday 81 saturday. Tie guests
srffcd ii Ire moonlight ana after par
taking % 3 delicious choHder. played !
9uy to'h3elt Nr apd Mrs.: P.
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0boeF Is xbcchtel.
clarinets G. r. Kaielkoa. r. \. Fol-
som.
Comets james Mecabe. 6. ]. Bois-
Sc.
Trombones Jos K. Kaaa. paul I.
Van Loan
French Horns L WaImau. 8. I.
Kruss.
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AND
ORCHESTRA IN
DUAL TRIUMPH
Mrs. Charles I. Hall FIatter-
in0Iy Received By Big Al
dience at Symphony

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Artesian Plunge. Tennis Court and
Garage free for guests .of sPieaSantOn
Hotel. advertisement.
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Visitor Johnny. how many sisters
have your Johnny have two half
sisters; that makes one whole ester
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-17
TODAYS MARKET OPENINGS.
STOCKS.
BY CHARLES w sroRM

NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-There was an If
regular opening in the stock market today
with chief interest centering on Reading.
After opening 2 lower Reading continued
TO drop until it was points under last
nights closing then it rallied fractionally.
Activity was noted in Pullman Company
for the first time in a long period. This
issue opened at 161, or 1% above Mon
days close.
Union Pacific 1uctuated at the opening
Is higher on the first transaction, after
which it dropped p 1t recovered again.
LehIgh Valley was heavy, acting in SYM
pathy with Reading. 1t lost IA in the
nrst fifteen minutes of trading. Trading
in the cOalers seemed to indicate that
much of yesterdays upturn was due to a
bear stampede
Canadian Pacific, which closed firm in
London, opened l point higher here, but
lost its gain on the next few sales.
United States Steel common was Is off
at the beginning, increasing this decline
to q within half an hour Among the
other initial declines were Utah Copper,
Southern Pacific r. Amalgamated Cop
per s.. American Smelling rs, Erie p
Baltimore and Ohio q and American Lo-
connective a. Chino-Copper and Colorado
Fuel and Iron each gained q. Ameri-
can Tobacco was also steady, advancing
p. The curb was strong.
Americans in London showed eau
tious tendency on the part Of traders.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-17
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF THE FLEECY STAPLE

NEN CO Z CNN s. Tate says: II think
.5a-s has been an accumulation of long
ttarest which should come out on any
t3aecline, and until that is removed do not
~ for an advance and would favor
.tog',t5ation our senior, who is in Match
~, a.. Tres conservatively that he does not
Ike the outlook and faYors liquidation
a." anticination OF a decline"
March and May cotton here went to he
'' sor5e cotton goods houses look for lac
cotton in the near future; g. A.
continued spot demand from over the
holt is the most potent factor for the bull
ar EEemphis says 100000 bales were ginned
hatween December l and ID, compared
with $4,000 bales last year lot the same
pei agIh stocks in New York today
N 205: certifcated 53,O79.
Liverpool cables stated that the
larger spot interests on this side were
ieading buyers, causing strength in LiV-
erpoO this morning.
Trading on opening was not large and
-rere was no evidence of leading inter
ISIS supporting the market although after
the cali some of their brokers were among
principal buyers.
Wilson Finn, Hubbard and ring best
sellers today. 1t is thought the ring is
The latest National Ginners report is
$50 000 bales ginned from December l to
december 8.
browne. Drakeford & Co, of Liverpool.
cable. The market has advanced in
consequence of little actual offering; buy
frg orders from America and buying or
Jers from the continent"
dallas wires as follows: Texas and
Okahoma-Ge Generally cloudy, foggy, cold -
Following are II a. m. bids: January
1888. March 1898, May 1898, July 12,SS,
October l2c
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 16.-Hayward &,
Clark: The Gather map shows fair in
dications are for partly cloudy to fair,
except probably rain and colder in north
M holt
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-17
STOCKS CD Up ON
READING RULIN c
Dismissal of the Conspiracy
Charge Causes Leading Is
sues to Score Gains.
BY CHARLES w. STORM

NEW YORK, Dec. l6-Weakness ruled
IN the railroad shares at the opening of
the stock market today Canadian Pacific
losing points on first sales and Reading
aroppinR ~ from saturdays final. There
was beartSh feeling among the traders
over the imemdiate stock market out
LOOK and spectators hesitated about buy
ing IN me race OF possible adverse de-
ClsIoh IN the Minnesota rate case, which
was expected TO come from the supreme
court curing The day.
among the ueclneS in addition to those
men i Ioleu We're Amdlgamated Copper =,
american smelling a. Atchison a, Bal
uinorG ana ono e, Consolidated Gas 4,
anu Inlte9 states Steel common Is.
southern racine soon joined the down
ba6 LOST 4 frr,, 1i.u altGL u.tteu minutes