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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-16
Special Nuoest Service.

CHICAGO. Ill.,. Oct. Theodore Roosevelt is considered to be about out of danger. It is now known that the spectacle ease carried in his pock ment and haste il was thought that a roll of manuscript had stopped the many circumstances which had been hidden before.
 arrived late last night and immediate ly hastened to the side of the colonel. extreme but the wounded man kept cheerful and did all in his power to relieve them of anxiety. At the pres ent time the bullet has not been eX- tracted but he shows no sign of the effects except an exhaustion which might possibly come from the shock.
 He has been flooded with telegrams from all parts of the country, and from leading members of all political parties. but the doctors insist on keep ing him quiet. and on preventing him from reading correspondence.
 The physicians gave out a state ment today which shows that they no longer fear a fatal termination. but he
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MANY GETTING READY
 FOR WINTER WORK

at MOnrucVillr. lie has finished his summers work. but will soon be ready for the winter season.
 Johnson and Hegerstrom are taking an outfit to Deer gulch to work for the winter.
 Matt Hansen and partners will op- crate on the submarine.
 oakes and Cavey are moving a boiler house and their hopper on the submarine to work in a new place.
 Ryan and Dunlevy have decided to take out @ dump at Snake river in the old Seiffert and Gibson camp.
 Many outfits will operate on Dry creek. some are now getting ready to start in near the Standard oil. and in various places all around signs of activity are visible.
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Several outfits are already begin . hing to move in preparation for work during the winter. Quite large number will be engaged around the city whila the more remote places will receive much more attention than ever before. It is generally believed that more prospecting and mining will be done this year than last.
 Redmond and company are already preparing for winters work on Deer Gulch.
 ohram and company intend Ia op- crate on Bear gulch.
 Lindberg and Hager will operate Bryne's bench extensively. The prop erty is located on Nome river.
 otto olson is building a boiler house
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The Mining and Dredging Edition of the Nugget will be ready first thing tomorrow morning. The last run wW be made this evening and the ii1e books will at once begin to take shape
 Some fifty half tone cuts of the very best workmanship appear in the issus. To buy such photographs alone would cost 50 cents to 75 cents each. 50 :k 't the pictures alone in the book could not be duplicated for less than s25.
 The frontispieee will show |; Il glance the difference between the Nome of the early days and the Nome of today. One cut depicts a n. 'inS scene on the beach with rockers. long toms, etc, while the other shows one of the dredges.
 Most faithful work has been done to make the edition the greatest puoiica tion that ever came off Alaska presses
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CANDLE VOTES
 FOR KENNEDY
SEVENTY. ONE VOTES CAST BY PEOPLE OF FAiRHAvEN
 DISTRICT.

J. C. Kennedy was chosen by a two thirds vote of the people of the Fair haven district as candidate for the Alaska legislature according to a tele- gram received by Ward Estey and signed by F. J. Coston and A. Me Intosh. chairman and secretary of the convention respectively.
 Following is the telegram: Mass convention duly called last night, J, C. Kennedy chosen by two-thirds vote Fairhayen candidate for Alaska legis lature. Seventy-One voting and con vention unanimously pledged to sup port candidate.
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STILL RECORD
 ASSOCIATIONS
THE OLD Iso ACRE SYSTEM DY.
 ING SLOWLY AND HARD.

Since the closing down of summer work and the consequent influx oi people to the city several claims stalk ed during the season are being re- corded. Amongst them are many of the good old association cltirds which were staked previous to Ausust l. but which are still in order until the end of the present month for record.
 Deputy Recorder Fred cJSden says however. that the new law ts now be- ginning to make it's exi.,cnce felt ard the number of single cIa:nts coming in for record Is increas.ug rapidly.
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Special Nugget Service.

PORTLAND. oct. i6. Bandits held up a street ear at the outskirts of this city late last night and two passcn- gers were wounded by shots tired by the robbers.
 The bandits commanded the motor man to stop and on his failure to do s" immediately they nred. Afterwards they went through the ear and reliev- ed tn" passengers of their valuables gagged. pnc stood at the side of the road in the darkness and kept the
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PRINCETON. Oct. Woodrow Wilson announced today that he ha. cancelled his speaking engagements to take an active part in the cam paign. There are two engagements which he cannot well cancel, however They are for Thursday and Friday After that the democratic candidate for the presidency will not speak platform.
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BECKER INVESTIGATED
 ROSENTHAL MURDER

made by Essential Gri the final phases of the tragedy sp fur as they knew them directly.
 Becker maintains c9im demeanor and at times presents the appearance of a man who is bored I'nlCst to death by the tameness of the proceedings. Sometimes he engages in whispered conversations with his lawyers, but otherwise mah1fests only a slight in terest in the proceedings except when an old crony of his gets on the stand.
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Special Nugget Ssrs,ss.

PuBGDEITZA. oct. l6.-The fort ress of Tioums surrendered today C the Montenegro army and 6.2S6 Turk
 sh soldiers were added to the number of prisoners already taken by the troops ef the victorious little king
 dom. The splendid victories being won by Prince Peter has made him the idol of Montenegro. Generals of officer of splendid ability f not uf real military genius of the first order. AL Iowance is made for the fact that the Turkish forces defeated were compos- ed to a great extent uf raw volunteers but all admit that the little Montene-
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Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK, O. 16. The trial oi Lieutenant Becke: went on today without anything very sensational de veloping. Several gamblers were on the stand whose testimony as whole went toward showing that Becker had instigated the murder of Rosenthal.
 One after the other swore to the in cidents which led up to the shooting
 but most of the story is well known before. They reiterated ths knowl- edge of Becker's association with Rosenthal in the business of gambling, also the story of the disagreement be- tween the two men. the exposures
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TAXES CHARGE OF sToRs,

John Nestor, who returned on the Northwestern. will take charge of the affairs of his brother this winter. His family remained in Seattle. His oldest daughter, Genevieve, has graduated from school. but the two younger children, Gertrude and Thomas. are still at their studies.
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TAFT HOPES AND PRAYS FOR I. R.
h0uNS FORTRESS TAKEN
 BY THE M0NTENEGRIkS

news ut th, victor, uf Prince Peters army over th. forces of Turkey has p.r'urncd rh. population of this city slightly. The men who W"r. captured ar. kuuwn Co have been only untrain .d men who had been ,tlled in for service for garrison duty during the War Wtth Italy. Turkish people gen -rtjIy smile at Jhe idcs, "f Montenegro beating their army. and reply to all fh. news uf defeats by suggesting pa uruce until Turkey gets going prop eTIN
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KELLOGG SURPRISED.

A. II. Kellogg. who was witness in the case of the United States against John Bullock, was a very much surprised man when he return ed on the Northwestern and learned that a verdict of guilty had been re- turned. He says that all the evidence introduced while he was present was so favorable that everyone whs sure of an acquittal
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The result of the seasons work on ectations of it's owners Two years ago the ground. No. 6 Ophir creek, was drilled extensively but Mir. Linde- berg says that the estimate formed of the value of the ground then was all together too small. Tho output Is far above what had been counted on.
 The dredge is still operating. but with that exception and steam
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NEW YORK. oct. Schrank tho man who shot Colonel Roosevelt IS pretty we'll known here. but not much can be learned so far as to his ante cedents. IL is generally supposed that his mind has been affected by the death of his sweetheart who was lost in the Slocum disaster. Her name was Emily Zeiglcr. She was a young girl of much attraetiveness and the pair seemed to have been very much de- voted to each other.
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PERSONAL.

Charles Rice the carpenter. return ed to Nome after q visit to the out . side.
 Northwestern.
 A. II. Kellogg. of the SIsnon Com pany came in on the Northwestern.
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.LlTICATION
 COMES LATE
CLAIM SAID TO BE STAkEO IN
 1899 GETS INTO COURT.

r. A Chase has filed suit against J. W. Ferguson. Henry Laurie. l.. R. Renter and =. S. Johnson who, he says. wrongfully lay claim to a prop erty on Nome river. near the mouth of Dexter creek, which he says has been in his possession since August 25. 1899.
 The complaint states that the ground Is worth more than si.OOO. w. A. Gill more is attorney for the plaintiff.
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MiLwAUKEE. oct. I6.-"fm sorry | shot him." were the words of John Schrank when he was brought up for a preliminary hearing last night.
 His trial will not take place until after the election but in the meantime he will be examined with q view to learning what his object was in at tempting the assa ssinatiop.
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WILL PROSPECT
 TAYLOR GREEK
QUITE AN AMOUNT OF WORK Tc
 BE DONE IN kOuGARok.

Three ur four outfits will operate on Taylor creek this winter, according tU from the kougarok
 Harry Wells and Gus Ncumann will take out a dump on the kougarok been located. and others will be busy in various places in the section.
 NIT. White thinks the prospects are good for the installation of new dredges next spring on the lower Kou- garok
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-16
special Nussst Service

PORTLAND. oct 16. Secretary of stat, Knox delivered a speech here last night after his arrival from Seat tie. Campaign matter Was rather con spicuously absent from his address which was mostly taken up with 2 splendidly thoughtful discussion of the equilibrium that should be maintained between the rights of man and ths. rights uf property.
 Tn, secretary declared the state to be the only safe pilot for the readjust
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BANDITS HOLD UP
 PORTLAND STREET CAR

motorman and conductor covered with a revolver.
 pnc of the passengers was wounded while rndravoring 10 run away from The ear. The wounds are not seri- GUS in either case.
 Having completed the work of rob hine the passengers the bandits let the ear proceed into the city. No ar rests have been made, but a diligent search is being prosecuted.
 Fresh 1912 S. & w. Strawberries and Raspberries at Breeding & Borssn.
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ACQUITTED OF MURDER.
Special Nugget oseviea

PASCO. Oct. l6.-Mrs. Anna May Christensen has been acquitted of ths charge of murdering her husband al Baker. The case against Al Gary for complicity in the same murder has been dropped and 1t is now generally believed that the pair were not guilty at all, even to the slightest degree.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-16
[. O. O. E.-ResEkAH NOTICE.

All members of the Rebekah degree are requested to meet tonight at p. m. ut Eagle Lodge Room for the pur pose of instituting Midnight Sun Re- bekah Lodge No. 2.
 By order of D. E. CAMP
 Special D. G. G.
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NOTICE.

The wives, mothers and daughters of the Pioneers of Alaska, Igloo No. will meet at Pioneer Club rooms Friday evening, at eight o'clock D. m.. october IS. for the purpose of or ganizing an auxiliary. All are request ed to be present. COMMITTEE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-16

NEW YORK. oct. IS. President Taft sent wire immediately after hearing of the attempt on Colonel Roosevelt's life. IL Is now known that Mr. Taft was much affected and gave orders at once that he should be made arriving about MT. Roosevelt's condi- tion.
 Lis telegram to the wounded man
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STAkED TRAIL.

The trail over the Golden Gate di- vide from Nome has been permanently staked by the road commission. Teddy Estaugh. who performed the work re- turned to the city yesterday and re- from the hills. work having been about suspended all over.
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SIGNATURES
 ARE PLACED
TURKEY ENDS ONE WAR WHILE
 BEGINNING THE OTHER.
Special Nugget ssrvIes.

OUCHI, Switzerland, oct. l5.-The signatures to the peace agreement be. tween Italy and Turkey were finally attached to the document here yester- day by the plenipotentiaries of each country.
 The Turkish representative is said tu have remarked as he put his name to the pape. ,ha; his country will soon have to appoint q special representative who will have as his sole duty the signing of such documents. The grim humor of the Turk brought a smile to the serious countenances of the diplomats.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-16
COMING FROM KouoARok.

Jack Mathews. who has had charge of the Taylor Creek ditch. has finished his work for the season and is now on his way to Nome with Mrs. Mathews and their niece. They will go outside for the winter.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Before leaving for the great outside have your clothes cleaned and pressed at the NOME TAILORING CO. be- tween Segerstrom & Hagen's anu Zehner's Jewelry stores-
 We clean and renew furs. press and repair you clothes. make alterations in both ladies and gsntlemen's clothes. first class workmanship. modern methods. prompt service. Come and see ua
 NOME TAILORING co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-16
BIG MINING EDITION
 READY TOMORROW

and the result shows that the ambi ton has been fulfilled.
 Tomorrow you may send to your out the world a mining edition of which you can be proud. It is Nome product and worthy of Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-16

griu army deserves the credit of I,
 Strong Turkish r.iufor #-fnrnts are reported to b. hasteniug toward the frontier Their movements are kept secret Us much as posslbI.
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SPECTACLE CASE SAVED
 LIFE OF ROOSEVELT

and his former friend was warm. it was addressed to Mir. Roosevelt him self and read T hope and pray your recovery will he speedy and that you will regain your health without suf- fering."
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-16

CHICAGO. oct l6.-This afternpo1 the physicians attending col. Theo .
 dore Roosevelt gave out tn. following statement: Colonel RoJse,''l; is rest breathing is regular and ti general
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-16
A FAMILY REUNION.

Miss Marshalle Jones and her two younger brothers returned on the Northwestern tu join their parents. Miss Jones has been away from Nome for three years
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-16
KNOX DISCUSSES
 PROPERTY KiGHHS

mrnt of affairs when something goes wrong and when inequality of condi tIuns minifcsts itself.
 II. reminded his hearers that the state must ultimately direct economic conditions anyhow. no matter what conceivable system might be inaugur at,d. as individual freedom could only result in confusion in such matters.
 GO TO THE NORTH POLE Ine only Coffee dovss 10 town. 6sbery tor the pest broad end pastry.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-16

CHICAGO. oct. I6. Woodrow WY son and other men uf prominence have sent messages of regret at the sn66c inp of Colonel Roosevelt. Up to this time people are waiting to hear what President Taft will have to say, but su far nc message has been receive1 from him. It is considered likely that he will not communicate directly as the feelings between the two men are too bitter The most sensational ru- mors are being fioatcd from time to time about the wounded mans condi- tion but one by one they get contra dictcd. There is a feeling abroad. however. that the doctors are not yet telling everything and that more careful examination of the wound will be necessary before hnal bulletin can be issued.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-16
6 COMPANY WlNa.

$ company delivered a bad drub- bing to F. Company today in the field sports brought of at Fort Davis.
 The result was s company s7 points and F. company 37.
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indications may he regarded as fav- urable"
 This bulletin rather increased the anxiety of the people than otherwise as II showed that MT. Roosevelt had really been distressed and that the wound must really have been serious.
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SAMPLES REGENERATION. Special Nugget Ssrvies.

SEATTLE, Oct. 16.-The registra- ton of this city this year is s5.426 This. of course, includes women,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-16

Bill heads, statements, letter heads and envelopes. Have them printed st the Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-16

Whul-sai' Sp,ciri h"tti- -air. Sew aru Commercial, Co
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ATHENS. Oct. 1s. The report that peace may come hefnre Cree. gets 2 chance. C" confront th. Turks Is re ccived her" with mixed feelings. That peace is still being talked of by the powers there can lee nc denying but untH Turkey k humiliated.
 CoNSTASTINoPLE. Oct. ts.-The
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Get you spring job printing done now at the Nugget efies bsfers the boats arrive.
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s2.O0 per month for the Nugget
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will not be permitted again to enter the campaign.
 He is resting quietly today.
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BLUE GOOSE DREDGt
 BEATS EXPECTATION

shovel which is still working on the AIiocene ditch the work of the com; pany has concluded for the season.
 The company will prospect quite a lot of ground this winter in various places but outside of prospecting not very much will be done. The ditch work will be finished today.
 Sons of the North take notice. lut fisk has arrived at Modini's Cafe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-16
STEAMER ALASKA FOR ST. MICH.
 AEC.

The steamer Alaska will sail for St. Michael. october 20. carrying freight passengers and the United S'ater mall
 To Teller dast trip about october
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Nome Nugget s2.oo per month.
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For rates and particulars inquire al U S Mercantile Go.
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His telegram to the wounded man
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coNsTAHTINorLE. oct. is.-The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-16
SHOW PEOPLE DO THEIR
BEST AT PEGCY'S BENEFIT

reggy wepi. Hut they were tears
Of JOY.
4 feel better already" she said,
without wanting TO hras. Tho
stars hcasflt Tor Pcxxy Dunbar at
the Seattle theatre yesterday after.
noon Was. 10 be perfectly modest
about Il. the most wonderful benefit
ever given by anybody anywhere az
any time
A well filled house was kept In
continual laughter BY hili that ran
without hitch or delay. Two aufos,
one driven by Arthur bunker at the
Arthur nunkeF Meter Car company.
and the other loaned by the Seattle
Tasieah company. pulled In" the
acts from the other theatres 30
rapidly that there were no waits.
Prof. Wagner aud full orchestra
recruited from the Musicians union
gave their services. The ataEo
hands. memhers OF the Theatrical
Mechanical association. toiled for
foggy without enumeration. Man.
ager Drew didn't charge 4 cent for
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the theatre. Which was fine for
Peggy.
The full bin follows, Mas her
fymAp. popular Seattle soioist:
Lee Summer. nonoloEist. from tho
Grand; Miss Fletcher. from the
kathskellsr. Ia songs. Eddie spen.
Ger, Fisher booking. Ia black face
turns Carold Kingshufy. the card
king: Miss Del Moore. senhrettr.
the Grand. Elwood. the iIghtning
eartoonlat. Altus brothers. club
swinging. the Empfess. Miss cir
De Tricky. hlack.faoe. tho Empress.
Elsie Mundinxcr. sololst. the Grand:
Flynn and Howard. "old songs In :
new way. iscft Jordan. eccentric
dancer. the orpheum. Norman and
Martin. Texas Tommy dancers.
psntageas Standton brothers. who
stole the Hhocsf Empress. Moore
and nFown. ~mlnstreiogiars." Pan.
tages.
The proceeds OF the benefit viii
clean up Mias nnnhare medical and
Eoapliai debts and leave her ANAL
margin 10 80 on with.
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Legal Notices

~. - \ ~>-~~N~e-~S~<@~-~~N-~
Maywood- MorRap's mill
Nnw tMsttH~-k. Of u. hail.
North BEND WOodnen's hail.
Sewport--stors at Fnctorsa.
Csk Lake Firunts house. Eighty
ninth and Greenwood tvcnus.
1riliia--0riflla Grange hall.
DHceoia- Denny hall
faimer--scfsooi house. district
paxs4-fEotel Laconia.
Preston A-A fsoveGrenfs hall
Facific---ssity ball M Pacific.
-uarteEfnHs ter4--Futlefa hall.
EavanEda MarkuA hail.
Hsnton Ward No. Mrs Din
nenten Ward No s--Flrs hall.
Wells street.
Redmond Redmond hall.
Richmond Social. ball at cougre~
E&ftonai church.
Rlvertona fsirerton Cash Grocery.
saerwood--oid school house at
Susie Creek school house.
diatFict No. los.
sunnxdale-~oI school house at
spnngdaies district ~.
hnoauaImle -Hyley's hall,
HpfiAR bfoOka~~Auuuyhf1l hall
No. 81.
stat Lake Restaurant at RE-
uondA.
Equak -fchooI house., district ~.
Tanner North Bend Lumber Goa
store
ToIt~~-cowies' hall.
TUX wiia--Jaftz hall.
Tni0r~-school house. district 1864.
vasiion.-van Ogindy hall.
Nlreent--J y. Honna<'a house.
kalieg--Chas. HeiBerman's house.
a, Wabash--Hehool house. district
Wehster-Mili office. Cedar River
Wellington Hotel Ballots. rye.
White Blacksmith shop at
No. 40
Woodluvliie~~For hall.
WyBoca--fify hall nj wynoca.
Dated this isth day Of February.
|THE PORT COMMISSION or THE
PORT Of SEATTlE.
by IT, NJ, cIfITTENDEN,
Its President.
HoBEHT BRIDGES.
sscfetary Of the Port Commission
Of the Port of Seattle
fhEAIs.l
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ONE BREAK IN
"U" GAG RULE

The insurEens students AZ the
university have won part Of their
fight axainat the gag ruie'' resoiu
tson passed by tho standpAt board
of rexenis. They win be permitted
20 call apoa candidates to address
them. and the restriction IA made
by the regents that fhe invitation
nsusf be sent 10 all candidates for
tho same office. A. the students
At no time contemplated anything
except to BE- nun.partfsan ia their
attitude towards the candidates
fhsa concession BY the regents In re-
gnrded nN a complete victory.
The students. however. are mtIli
keeping mp the fight against the
rag rule. holding that they should
be given ut all times the privilege
to call speakers 10 address their VA.
fIous organizations. In campaign
tinea or not This will be further
argued out AT regents meeting to
be held NEXT "Wednesday.
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QUEER THINGS IN THE NEWS

In which they had boon Deposited.
Postmaster General Hitchcock
sent out a warning today 20 all
those who receive their mail
through rural carriers that they
should deposit no more colnH In
their boxes.
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Annual election Of officers OF tho
Western Retail Lumb~rmrn's asso-
citation takes place At the Washing
ton hotel today. ]. II. Moorehead
will speak on ths proposed parcels
post law. with reference to tho
National Federation Of Retail Msr-
chants. Tbs Lumbarmen's Mutual
society. after holding its annual
meeting this afternoon. win take n
cruise around the Sound on the
steamer froquoix.