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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17
REBEKAH LODGE
 IS INSTITUTED

\ Rebekah lodge. which is the aux Hilary organization of the odd Fellows. was instituted last night in Nome bv D. F. Camp who was granted the power to do so by the grand lodge.
 The new lodge received the name of the Midnight Sun Rebekah No. and has the distinction of having been or ganized on the anniversary of the odd Fellows at Nome. At the institution g. received the degree of Rebckah and the following officers were elected
 Noble grand. Mrs. O. D. Cochran; vice noble grand. Mrs. w. A. Gilmore; past noble grand. Mrs. Ford; secretary, Mrs. Hayden; chaplain, Mrs. Ludwig; treasurer Mrs Montgomery
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I, R, DOCTORS AWAIT TOMORROW
GENERAL DIAz CAPTURES
 VERA CRUZ AND ARSENAL

halted Us a liberator and the rebels ught under him with enthusiasm.
 The similarity between the events occurring now In Mexico and those which occurred when the third Ma poleon seized the crown of France is being taken as favorable omen by the revolutionists. They say that as Napoleon won by the name of hs great predecessor. Diaz will win on the name of his uncle.
 So great is the desire for a rsturt Of the Diaz regime in som" quarters that thc rebellion is now sur to IS sume much more formidable propor ipus than ever.
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MANAGER GETS
 AWAY WITH $6,0O0,0OO

public and the banks. It k believed that he K now hiding in Paris. The police. of all countries have been noti- lied and the seaports are being care fully watched in the belief that the absconder will try tO get away tO North or south America.
 He was one nf the most noted rail road men on the continent and gain ed his experience on railroads in Great Britain. Although he has Eyed many years in Belgium his name indicates that he is of English descent if not Of English birth.
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country may now said tO be wait'nh with fear and anxiety for the final message from the doctors.
 The physicians stated today that i all goes well tomorrow they may be able to announce that the colonel IS out of danger but even while making Il statement such as this they do not speak with confidence. They are gen orally believed to be in d qua lda-y and not desirous of makifg any nosi- tive announcement one way O. the other.
 In the meantime the conditi ms ns the patient remains unchanged. He Is still resting. and apparently not suffering more than the trouble which comes from factured rib. Mrs. Roosevelt has barred visitors alto gether and refuses to let anyone but
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Special Nugget Service.

BRU SSELS, Belgium, oct. 17.-One of the greatest robberies in European financial history has been committed by Nestor willmar. manager of thu Grand Ternuzen railroad who has succeeded in embedding moneys to teh amount of s6.O00,0O0.
 Willmar had fled before his embez : clement had been discovered and he is still at large. The most serious fact connected with the thievery IS that twenty four banks are involved and some of them may not be able to survive the loss.
 The method or Willmar was to ls- sue fals. stock certificates with which he easily duped the general
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M0NTEnEGRlnS CAPTURE
 SEVEN HUNDRED TURKS

general advance on the Greek frontier being put In preparation to move.
 The war may be said to be now only beginning. The Greek forces of 150,- 900 men have not yet been fully mob ilized. The Turkish army is well trained and this fact is sure to be of the utmost advantage against troops that have had nothing like the same amount of experience.
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Special Nugget Service.

opcCi~i NeSSeh Ss'Ssss
 MEXICO. oct. 1.-The DiaZ dynds ty may once more rule Mexico and the government of Madero seems to be tottering to it's fall.
 Yesterday General Feliz Disz. neph CIV of the former president of the re- public, captured Vera cruz and seized the arsenal with it's garrison. This garrison was composed of the Twen eith infantry of the regular Mexican army and the blow Is q serious one. With them were taken six batteries of artillery and Diaz Is now equipped in a manner that makes the ultimate success of the revolution seem most likely.
 President Madcro has already awak ened, however. to the seriousness of the danger. The gunboats Tampico and Bravo Madero have been ordered tu Mobile and the government has also ordered the mobilization of 3.oOo troops which will proceed as soon ds possible against the victorious Diaz.
 The revolutionists are wild with enthusiasm because of the coming of the younger Diaz. He Is now being
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RUSSIANS GET
 THROUGH VISIT
GO ON NORTHWESTERN TO UTiL,
 izE EXPERIENCE IN SIBERIA.

Ritter vuu Gohoysky and his tray cling companion leave on the North western stocked with q Knowledge of the mining conditions here. This knowledge will bc used for mining in Siberia to which they will return as soon as possible.
 They state that two different sorts of miners live in Siberia. Some have lots of rich ground, but are illlterate and never look beyond the most prim- tive methods for extracting the gold. others who are few in number are now engaged in studying the most advf need methods and for such :, req . son Gobovsky visited Nome.
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TOMORROW COMES THE CRISIS.
 IN R00SEVELT'S CONDITION

herself attend her husband. She stays by his bedside constantly.
 The doctors hope that the iron con stitution of the wounded man will ex- ercise a strong influence in offsetting the effect of the bullet. All depends now on the condition which the wound will assume.
 The people of Chicago talk of noth- ing else at present but of the shoot L. ing. Idle crowds visit the street in front of the building constantly and gather in knots to speak of the occur renee. Telegrams expressing regret continue to pour in from all quarters of the world and from men who oc- cupy the most exalted positions in all countries.
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MEXICAN CITY. oct. IA crisIs was reached today in the administra ton nf the Madero government and the resignation nf tn. cabinet may e the result. The trouble has bee caused principally by the successes af G.neral Diaz and hy the alleged care lessness uf the government in failing tn he prepared for such an emer genCN.
 several memhers nf th. chamber oi
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The democrats. Ike Montenegro. opened th, nght befnry the enemy had bc,u gwen tme ju know that war k iu sight Th. prorrrssives like the S-r. uus are aar bitterly ta ughr th" rup c" which inc, "nc, owed aIlrg icu.. and ul which tu,y were once 30 part Nnd there IS GOO rlgc like love t" hatred turnrd.
 The independents are the GreeEs wh" onrr-d themselves ts gifts To the pro- IIo. nut. lik" tho rrpJaus. the rrpub- Ii,1us evidently feared the Greeks when bcorn- =ius amt ma, turn many ot them down.
 rh, Euisauau> are the second strongest power and the Greeks. the S,.rl ians. the Montrnrgrins may have tu choose between ihc king uf Eul- piria and th,. sultan of Turkey as their sovereign lord. Onr Will most likely g"hhlc them up. anyhow Who are the Bulgariansr
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oReoce TO WORK AGAIN.

Mallock's dredge on solomon river will work again for time if sufficient water can be found. The dredge is now closed down because the water supply failed. Frank Burley has come to the city but will go back for the expected reopening.
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CHURCH, SOCIAL.

A delightful social evening is plan ned for tomorrow at the Congrega = tional church. 4 short program. mu- sical and literary. will be given. be- ginning about S:30. and refreshments served. Admission to the entertain ment is free. Come half hour be- fore the time announced for the pro- gram
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speech delivered here last night Will liam Jennings Bryan declared that the attack on Colonel Roosevelt should not he used as a shield tO protect the policies of the progressive pnriy from assualt.
 He asked the people not to misun n- derstand him. He felt Us much as anyone the horror that such an act could have been committed and Inc hoped and prayed that the injury to Colonel Roosevelt would only be of q temporary nature but he warned democrats against letting the senti- ment for Mir. Roosevelt personally tc be converted into a sentiment in favoI of the policies supported by Mir Roosevelt and his parsy.
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FILES sur.

Leo Zapac has filed suit against II. Greenberg for the sum of 37i4 which plaintiff says is due him. The com plaint states that Zapac was brought in to work by Mir. GreenberG but that he was not employed on his arrival here
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Before leaving for the great outside have your clothes cleaned and pressed at the NOME TAILORING CO. be- tween Segerstrom & Hagen's ant Zehner's jewelry stores.
 We clean and renew furs. press and repair you. clothes. make alterations in both ladies and gentlemen's clothes. first class workmanship. modern prompt service. Come and sse us.
 NOME TAILORING co.
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Ask your nsishber about cur prices or call Red 70 and isk vs tell yeS about them. They arc the hsst sves in Nems and we arc hsre e stay.
 UNION MEAT co.
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BID BON VOYAGE

Tn" Knights of Rober; rmrnet will hold the first meeting of the season this evening at Keyoayah kozga hall when bon voyage will be saN to many of the members of the order who are going outside. X pleasant time is in store for those who attend,
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STOP WORK ON ROAD.

Work will be finished tonight for the present season on the Bessie road. The road has been surfaced to point about 500 or TOO feet from the osborne road.
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RooEY NOT ON LAST BOAT.

It is authoritatively announced that District Attorney Rodey will not re- turn to Nome on the last boats.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17

LONDON, Oct. 16.-Bulgaria's form al declaration of war against Turkey was published through the city of Sofia yesterday. As the momentous
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deputies demanded the resignation Of tho. cabinet during the session of ttr chamber today and stormy scenes on sued The president of the chamber refused to permit discussion of thu subject. In this h. is believed to ha,s th. support nf President Madero aad many prominent deputies will prohs hly draw their support from the gov ernmeut As matters look now Mex icu seems to he on the eve of another change. and Diaz will probably en- counter little difficulty iu marching into the capital. This city is in f.rmcnt now. President Madero IS being carefully guarded from assas sinatiuu. soldiers surround his hous" and give the place the appearance. "f hciug besieged.
 Most well informed people think that the resignation K only d question of i day or two IS the administration K confronted with to" many diiiic lies to survive.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17

We had to do it. Fifty cents to all. pany.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17

COMING ON NoRl hWESTERN. Concord grapes direct from Eastern states. Make your reservations now. Only a limited number.
 ROYAL FRUIT STORE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17
EMMETTS ATTENTION.

Meeting tomorrow. Friday. night. q p. m. at kegoayah Kozga Hall. All requested to be present.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17

still cttchin 'rm comin and soin with apologies to Tom Ross. Roberts company.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17

Remember ws are retailers e well as wholesalers. Special bottle sals. Sew ard Commsrcial c.
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Special Nugget Service.


 CHICAGO. oct. l6.-This at'ernoor It was discovered on the application of the \ ray to MT. Roosevelts side tat tn. fourth rib was fractured ny the bullet.
 The physicians are still busy wi n the wound and seem not yet aD:s tc make a definite pronouncement as to the nature of the wound. The patient seems. however. to be progressing fd- vorably.
 A telegram was received from king George this afternoon. The king ex- pressed the hope that Mir. Roc sevel. will have speedy rceyoery.
 Ilf The crisis in
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Frssh 1912 6. q W. etra~bsrriss and Raspbsrriss at Frssdlne . 0erosn.
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document was posted by the military crowds hung around and cheered each bit of paper as though all depended upon that particular piece.
 Bulgaria and the other Balkan states are now reported to be war mad. Business is practically suspend ed and some of the most staid citi' gems have been caught by the military fire.
 The real war will only begin when the Greek. Seryian and Bulgarian armies on the one side and the Turk ish legions on the other have had time to mobilize. The Montenegrins took the Turks by surprise at the border it is generally understood n European military circles. It i5 re- membered that Montenegro declared war immediately after the peace pro- posals were made by the powers aEd that Turkey did not then have time to mobilize. While the Monetengrins, undoubtedly, had already got their men quietly toward the frontier.
 LONDON. oct. ls.-Turkey has taken the bull by the horns. The ap- parent indetermination of the past couple of weeks has given way to a fierce determination and her enemies will soon be confronted with an army that can meet any array in the world man to man.
 Yesterday was marked by q formal declaration of war against Bulgaria and Servia. Simultaneously with the de laration orders were issued for a
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17

Eats '~m alive. Big show tonight Fifty cents to all. Roberts company
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17
STEAMER ALASKA FOR ST. Mi.H-
 AEl.

The steamer Alaska will sail for St. Michael. October 20. carrying freight passengers and the United S.atss mall
 To Teller Hast trip) about october 24.
 For rates and particuIsrs inauire at U. 6. Mercantile Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17

What do you know about that liig ,audr,i ilI,. tonight. 50c to all. Roberts company.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Placer Locations ar Nugget ofi'es
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visitins ~ards st Nugget osHss.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17

CHICAGO, oct. 1.-The crisis in the condition of Theodore Roosevelt is expected to come tomorrow and the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. Is.-In '
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-17

Nome Nugget 800 per month.
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$2.OO per month for the Nugget
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-15

to think
1t is impossible to encourage invest
ments, and thus continue our so-called
prosperity, without allowing liberal pro-
fits, and our large fortunes cannot
again double as the greed Of dollars
will demand, without causing the over
throw of civilization
Thus we see the system and not the
individual Is to blame for this condi-
ton.
There Is no. remedy under private
ownership of the means Of production.
and Mr.. Goldstein knows 1t as we'll as
does every student of economics.
Take concrete illustration: The
private owners of the shoe trust will
only produce shoes while they can sell
them at profit. Profits mean the
doubling Of their wealth by reinvest-
ment. Doubling of the largest fortunes
must necessarily be rapid as nearly the
entire income Is left to be reinvested
And there are but two kinds of own
ship. First, private ownership which
must have profits. Second. collectiv:
ownership, which can an6 will be OPP
Grated like the postoffice department
for use.
! Does Mr.. Goldstein, or any Knight o
Columbus, or any exploiting Catholic
or any of their apologists, contend tina
If the nation (the people collectively
owned the si,oe trust (the means I,
produce shoes) and the shoes wer,
made and sold at cost, eliminating al
the burden of interest, rent and profit
and all the endless waste in competitiv
distribution (and this would be tn
case under Socialism, for all the prin
cipal products of labor) thereby givinl
to the people the shoes at a fraction o
, what they now cost them, would thu
cause the people to become immoral,
. deny the existence of the Supreme Ar
:, Chitect of the Universe?
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-15
EMMETT NEWS NOTES.
Capital News Specia. Service

Capital News Specia; Service)
Emmett, Nov. 15.--Amcng the i'm
provements added to Emmett lately
is the large trackage warehouse of
the ]. Fl. Cronk Feed and Implement
company.
]. H. Smith, chief engineer Of the
Idaho Northern railroad, was in EN-
NETT Tuesday on a business trip.
E. W. Schubert of Boise was here
Tuesday looking over the country.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knouse have
moved to Letha. They will remain
there all winter.
John C. Bane was in Emmett from
his Haw creek ranch Tuesday.
A. Marker was down from his Butte
ranch Monday.
The high school domestic science
kitchen has Just been completed. One
kitchen range and four electric plates
will be used by the pupils. Very lit
tie expense will be placed on the dis
trict for groceries as Miss A. Holver.
son, the domestic science teacher. say
that the kitchen can be made self.
supporting by selling the food made a
special cooked food sales. Over $50,
has been expended in preparing THU
kitchen.
A tennis contest way held between
the two divisions of the high school
the Spartans and the Athenians. TIL,
score was to in favor of thu
Spartans.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-15

In short why getting anything at the
labor cost should produce atheists of
free lovers" has not been made clear
by the talented Mr.. Goldstein.
It was a labored effort to befog the
burning issue.
For three long hours the mountain
labored and brought forth a mouse.
If collective ownership is right, and
it is everlastingly right. then why are
all you self-appointed guardians Of the
public good opposing it? Mark this
well: Good principles advocated by
undesirable citizens" is stronger than
bad principles advocated by the most
distinguished self-righteous complacent
people on earth.
But this Is not novel position for
churches to take on great revolutionary
changes. Church people are and al
ways have been conservative, and the
most conservative and reactionary of
all Christian churches Is the Catholic
church.
The Catholic church even today does
not give unqualified approval Of our
grand public school system, which is
one of the best II not the very best in
stitution of our civilization.
Where the Catholic church has the
most complete control we do not find
the most advanced civilization.
II the knights of Columbus want tc
fight socialism why not openly state
why IL the nation owns the shoe shops
ETC., and operate them at cost why
| that Is not right What someone say:
about the materialistic Interpretation o.
history or free love" or the DarWiniaI
theory of evolution has nothing to d.
with II.
l What Mr. Goldstein says about de
feating the Socialist administration o
Milwaukee is as absurd as quoting from
August Bebel to prove that Socialist
are free lovers"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-15

ment made by the legislative board.
Mrs. F. A. Pittenger was present In
this meeting and expressed her ap-
prevail of the action taken by this
body of women and also asked the CO.
operation in the bills being prepared
by the Federated clubs.
Much interest was made manifest In
this meeting and the officers were
Rratified to see so many mothers pres
ent.
1t is believed this meeting will prove
so beneficial that the other two meet
ings which have been planned for in
January and March will attract many
more mothers.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-15
PARENT-TEACHERS
ENDORSE BILL FOR
A MEDICAL TEST
Mothers of the City Hold
Union Meeting at Which
Report Is Made by Legls-
lative Committee.

A union meeting Of the mothers OF
the Parent-teachers' association was
held in the First Baptist church,
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. Dickie, the city president,
presided. Miss Hazel Rowley opened
the program with vocal solo, sleep
Little Baby of Mine" She was &C
comranied by Miss June Clark
Miss Laura Johnson of the public
library gave talk on "Children's
Literature" and explained her work
among the children here in Boise.
Miss Johnson urged the mothers to
be most careful in the selection OF
books for their childrens reading, CIV
ing stress to the responsibility Of Sc
lection.
She also urged that children be en-
couraged to form the habit of read
ing good books and to indulge them
1 in the reading habit" 1t being edu-
cational II along healthful lines.
After Miss Johnson's talk, which
was greatly appreciated, Mrs. A. II
Pelton entertained with a solo. 20 Per-
feet Day." by C. Jacob Barnes, accom-
panied by Mrs. r. Cost. On encore she
rendered Turn Backward, Time In
Thy Flight" Both selections were
especially appropriate.
Miss Harcourt, the school nurse
gave a talk on "How to Detect Symp-
toms of Contagious Diseases in Your
. Children"
This talk proved very benz fetal and
o discus ,icn followed.
Mrs. Z. d. Nichols. the state presi'
dent o. the Mothers congress, gav'
a report On the legislative commit
tee.
The following men were invited Il
become members of the advisory board
OF the state executive committee
Bishop Funston, Rev. r. W. Wright
Judge Davis, Judge Dunbar, c. c. An
derson, Superintendent c. s. Meek ant
C. s. Polk. Upon the approval Of THU
board, the Mothers congress worker
have decided to advocate the passag
Of bill by the state legislature pro
yiding for medical inspection befor
marriage for the prevention of com
municable diseases.
It is further purposed to ask for
commission. for the pensioning 0
widowed mothers and for the supper
OF their children.
!. The city circles adopted the meas
ures by heartily indorsing the move
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-15

for collective ownership, and Catholics
as we'll as all other thinking working
men are flocking to the Socialist stand
ard until today Germany is the foremost
Socialist country in the world, with ITO
members in the reichstag.
RUSSELL c. MASSEY.
Boise Nov IA 1912. ~,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-15

Mayor Siedel won his election in "a
three cornered fight and was defeated
by fusion of the two old parties. He
was over 5000 votes stronger in his
defeat than in his victory. One more
defeat like that will put the hosts of
error to flight.
In Germany Bebel is leading the fight
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-15

hicle for the delivery Of a pleasing
message to her friends across the foot
lights. Above all things, Mrs. Adams
loves work and her ideal of happy
termination Of her energetic career
would be to emulate the great Sir
Henry Irving and die in the harness."
But such an event Is many years dis
tant for Mrs. Adams is today capable
Of more hard work than most women
rs years her junior.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-15
Al the New Boz.

A dramatic and well photographed
picture by the Vitagraph Western COM
pany holds the boards as the feature
at the New Boz for the last part of this
week. With such western players as
George Stanley and Anna Schaefer any
picture would be good but the story Of
this Aim, "Out of the Shadows" helps
them to bring out their best points. A
rather exciting western Pathe, Buster
to the Rescue" is shown and contains
some good riding. The balance Of the
bill Is made up Of two Lubin comedies
and the Weekly, the latter containing
many interesting events. the ladies be-
ing especially interested in the display
OF furs at the Longchamps race course
in Paris.