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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-14
TART GALLERY
 FOR ALASKA
PAINTINGS OF THE NORTH TO BE COLLECTED AND EXHIBITED.
Special Nuss get Service.

SEATTLE. Oct l3.-Ernest Lisear. of Tacoma, has subscribed s50) as the nucleus of q fund which will be used for the establishment of aa A 'ska- Yukon municipal art gallery. Pierce Black and President Dicxeson of the White Pass and Yukon railcoa6, nave been named as the tru uHees of the fund to be raised and the movement will now be advanced until d gallery worthy of the object can be secured and paintings purchased. One of the chief reasons for the project is to aid the artists of the North a?c to supply intm with an incentive 70 painting Northern pictures. The location of the p tposed gallery has not yet been de- cided upon but it will probably be in this city.
 Several men who made money in AL aska, as we'll as several wealthy men of these cities will probably subscribe towards the fund. Most people who have spoken of the matter at all ap- pear to endorse the establishment of the gallery with enthusiasm.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-14
Special Nugget SssvIsA

WASHINGTON. oct. i2. - Lafoi- lette's Weekly came out this week witt the statement that Theodore Roosevelt
 had urged Senator Lafollette to rn for the presidency and that Roosevelt had never intimated that he himself had intended to be candidate. The paper further says that Roosevelt hac first seen Underwood and that his in
 terview with Lafollette followed. Sc urgently did Roosevelt press his re
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-14
NOME GUN CLUB HAS
 SPLENDID PROSPECTS

The new McCreey trap that was ex- pected on the last boat. has disap' pointed the members of the club by moi arriving. In the spring the club hopes to have at least fifty new members. SC that they may be able to hold a touran ment in the spring after the arrival oi the first boats.
 There has been a great deal of en- thusiasm shown by the present mem bers and those who enjoy the prospect This goes to show that the prospect of the club Is the best of any clut established on the coast.
 The club extends their vote oi thanks to Mir. Mcleod. of the Fair. haven Water Company. of Deering for his automatic trap and the barre of pigeons. The members of the clut are looking for new site for the tra: and good coufortsble quarters to stay in. They expsct that in the near flu. ture they win have . building so tha, this cold weather win not interfers with thir weekly meets.
 The general average has been low but will soon rise after they get uset to trap shooting. When MT. Shaffel was here he made the best average that has so far been established.
 It was 6 miserable day to shoot las, Sunday. So no ono could expect 2 high score. Mir. Lake 1%. Mir. Johnson l4. were the highest
 By next Sunday they expect to see some break over 20 out of 2s or they will be badly disappointed. The mem bers who did not appear this Sunda, are kindly requested to appear nsx, so that this average will bs possible to make.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-14
eoopmANosoN ACQUITTED.

Chris GoOdmandson was acquitted of the charge of assault this afternoon in tue municipal court. He was charg ed with assaulting Phillip De Font vile in the office of the recorder. The case against De Fontville on the charge If carrying concealed weapons comes up at 3:3o in the commissioner s cnurt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-14
Special Nugget ossvisA

NEW YORK. oct. l4.-The Giants hit oberlin all over the field today and came home five times In the first in ming. oSerlin. a spitball pitcher. was taken out of the box at once and New York was kept quiet by Collins for the remainder of the day.
 Boston got in two runs and the game stood finally 6 to 2 in New York's fav-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-14
KoueARok BETTER THAN EVER

T. IT. Evans, who has mined in the Kougarok since 1900, and who is now in Nome. says that the section looks better now than ever before since it's is certain to Ice much greater than it's past.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-14
TAFT WILL SOLVE
 HIGH LIVING COST

Ths letter contains suggestions of a plan based on the agricultural com pany operation credit system which is now SO generally employed through out the countries in Europe.
 Mir. Taft seems to believe that the high prices can be killed by legisla- ton if the states join for the purpose
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-14
GIANTS SLAUGHTER
 0BERLIN AND WIN

or. Batteries. Marauad. Meyers. Ober- lin. Collins. Cady.
 Marauad struck out three. oberlin one. Collins. one. In the first there were runs and six hits off 0berlin.
 No runs and hits of Collins in seven innings.
 He went in at the second inning. Marauard played a superior game.
 Thirty-five thousand were present.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-14
HUSBAND AND WIFE DROWN.
Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK, oct. Ensign and Mrs. Hayley Butler were drowned of the city yesterday while coming ashore from the ensign's ship. The cause of the accident is not known and the first news of it came from the finding of the boat upside down.
 The Buffers were well known in SO ciety ashore and particularly in naval circles.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-14
sTEAM BOAT NgWA

The schooner Mary Dodge from Tel. Ter yesterday.
 In the roadstead: Mary Dodge. Sed don. Silver Wave from Siberia: Ram Belinda.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-14
JIM DALTON BREAKS
 AWAY FROM JAIL

dacIuus Kind and nearly always sue cecdrd in hoodwinking those who a. tempted to forestall him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-14
Special Nvesss osrv,sA

BEVERLY. Oct. ie--fn a letter to the governor President Taft urges the adoption of some uniform laws all over the states in favor of the farmer and consumer that would be the means of solving the question of the high cost of living.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-14

Just received . few ehsHenisrs, aoIden oak, reasonable priess- Every thing at Hoit's, 4o9 Front
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-14

trade and deliver all orders to your home free of charge. Seward Coml Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-14

Reliance 1912 pack of berries at Frssding q eorssn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-14
Lr nIG HOW

THE BIG SHOW. At the grand opening. For further information. See BOB.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-14

vis,tins ~ards ss Nweess 0mes.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-14
LAFOLLETTE SAYS I. R.
 DOUBLE CROSSED HIM

quest. the Weekly says. that Senatol LaFolIette believed him to have beer perfectly honest. The senator is now very bitter against his former col league and as the campaign proceedi the Weekly becomes more pointed IT it's remarks and more bitterly hostilS in every way to the claims of the pro gressive leader.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-14

Fer fur rebss, new and sseond hand price t2o to 60. Call on Holt.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
TURKS LICKED
 WANT HELP
Tho oorte In HumiiiatIno Confession Ad- mits Defeat and coIIs upon tho Pow
 CTS for mediation

Constantinopie, Nov. 5--Thc Porte in a humtiiating confession admits the defeat or Turkey. and applies tn the powers for mediation.
 The Bulgarian artillery has overwhelmed the Turks south Of LuleburgaS, forcing them tn retreat to Tchatalja. During the course or the retreat the Turks left 90 .00O dead and wounded on the field.
 The allies are now facing the last fine Of Qualifications brtwccn them and Con StanIin"plr. ihr later place being now in q state "r siege, and il Is Feared there will br an outbreak Of MoslrIn ranati- ci:m. The Young Turks are on the point nr rcv"lting and the lives "r for ripErr> ar" in great danger. The cXritr- rnrnt in the city Is intense. The Bnl- garianS are tightening their lines about the city. which must fall within q few days unless ilr European, powers inter- vrnr IL is hardly thought an agreement can It. reached by the concert ar Powers. ilussia and Austria Ecing ar exactly "p- posllc views, for which reason the allies l'brlic"r they can take GonStantinoplr be fore Europe romcs to an agreement.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
COPPER OUTPUT
 0N INCREASE
Figures for tho Past hIne Months Show a oaIn Of 1e Per Cent In tho Output
 of Prominent Producers

New York, Nov. 5--DurIng the past nine months or the current year there has been an increase ar ieO.322,soi pounds, or f6 per cent In the output of the more prominent copper producers of the coun- try of this Increase by 20 producers, the porphyry properties have contribnt- rd G7.754.50f pounds. Anaconda %, fOO,- 000 and Arizona Copper 6.75 ,OO0 pounds
 or an output nr S5I,953.i2S by 70 producing mines. the porphyrirS- Utah Nevada Consolidated. Chino. Miami an,l Hay i:unSuli,la icd-rontributcd during the nI" months period .n3 3.iSi.9i3 pounds. OF :H per r"ni nr ili" combined outputs "r aII This cnmparr> with i3j .S3!. i39 pounds. Or Is per cent "r tn. coin bnrd production during th" rnrrrI Ipnnd ing period of 1911.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
MUCH MINING
 0N kENA| RIVER
The Old Camp Win Have Two Dred- ges At Work Next
 Season.

Accordlng to reports that reached seward on the Mariposa. next year will be a busy one on the Kenai riv CT. There will be at least two drrd Eos working between the lakes and there is possibility of another on the lower river near the mouth or Kelly river. The German syndicat., who have spent the past season prospecting with an Empire drill, are 10 slInseI sur qhM peseeId IIsa their summers work that they have placed an order for a 2.00O yard Bucyrus dredge to be installed on what Is known as the Towle ground. The Kenaf Dredging Company are planning on the installation of similar dredge on the Cunningham ground. Mining men who are fa- miliar win the. gravels of Renal rl- ysr all predict that when once dred. ging aotuatly begins on the keniai ri. yer the results viii be a reveala- ton to the mining ,world.-Gateway.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
LAW OFFICERS
 FIGHT THIEVES

New York, Nov. 4--Surroundcd by a waterfront gang which threatened to at tack them, three detectives with drawn rcvolrcrs late ast night captured Will liam Clrary. one "r tlIr three 1nrn who mad" Their escape from ihr house or de i"ntion saturday night. Max Cam. want cd as witness in ihc trial of former rn. licr Lieutenant Charles Becker k ,bc only on" or the thrcc escaped mcu who is still at large.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
BARS BEkCHY
 FROM THE FIELD
Government Ryiators Refuse to Permit of Unnecessarily Reckless Feats Of
 Flying

Washington. Nov. 1.-The d"trrIniIlI ti"n of the army aviation officers to dis countrnanrc unnecessarily dangerous fly ing. i> r"Sp"nSiblr for the pcrmantnt dis barIIIcnt of Iinrom .Bcachy from further -nying al lhr Army Aviation school al College Park, Md.
 Following srrir> of spectacular "SiIini> in tn" air, Bcachy was ordered from iin' Held. The aviator immaculate. lN hri Tor Philadelphia
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
HE GETS 0FF
 BOTH WAYS Gets of Train While Enroute to Germany and Asks to be Locked up In the
 Poilc6 Station

q ranch owner living near Cambridge, Idaiin. took his own life in the polio: station here by cutting his throat with q iarkknirr. Ludwig Was an his way from Idaho [" visit his parents in ,irr- any. In worrying about the trip his Ininh h'raIn" unbalanced and hc got oT inc iIain at GalcSburg and asked iu be l"rk"d up in thr city jail. He had with lIIIm over $Gn0 in currency and gold be- sides ticket through io New York
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
WILSON'S. ELECTION
 MEANS RUIN Taft says the Election Of Wilson Means Tho Ruinatlon of the Country as he opposer Republican Good Work

has sent out summary Of tic work of changed a deficit Of soO.OOO.OOO to a surplus of $3O.OOO. .UOV. He says the tariT reform measure passed by the republicans has reduced the excessive prizes paid by the people, and winds up by saying that Wilson's position lis ron- nrting with the good work done by the republicans, and that democratic smrccsS means the ruinatinn of the country.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
MORE TROUBLE
 SOUTH AMERICA
Revolutionary Movement-Headed By Old Hands.

GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, November 4 Col. Salayedra and Col. Bustamente who fought under under Gen Flavio Alfaro in the last revolution, recent ly attacked the town of Limones in the province of Esmeraldas, accord ing to the Telegrafo.
 After sharp skirmish the rebels Were defeated by troops under Lieut.. Reyes, leaving several killed. The governor of Esmeraldas has ordered the troops to drive the rebels out Of the country.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
IS ATTACKED
 BY HIS ENGINE
Aeropiane Propeilor Cuts Fiesh of Build ore Face and Forsarms Into RIbbins
 And Fractures Skull

san Francisco, Nov. i--C. F. Kelsey an aeropianc builder. Is in the hospital fin serious condition as the result of |, a'tack DS an arroplanc engine yesterday. The engine, which was built Tor u,c m, a m"Doplanc of new type, had been removed from the acroplanr rram. for tnhihR iir. kelsey spun II and threw on ilI" pnwrr
 h"r"r" hr r"uid dpdg" il lh,. rrup,.J Tors had jrrk,.I II Forward k,Jscv ,,.,. Stfurk down and fhr n">h of his r,r, ah" t"i'arln> rui [" ribbons by thr iv- Ing blades. Ill., -kuiI Wl. uIs. rut,rI [, b" rrariurrd
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
TRIES MULCH
 ANNA GOULD
Real Estate Company Attempts to Ex tort Money From American
 Duchess.

LElPSIG. November l.-Eccauso n real estate company having claims against the Due de Tallyrand com pelled the Duchesse de Tallyrand 'Anna Gould) to sign a note under threats Of arrest. the imperial su- prcihr court here today has d"cIar- cd the attempt to obtain sIO6. .:up from the American Duchess to be founded on cNtorfion and urspry. The note is not valid, according 10 the rul- Ing of the court.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
WILSON THROWN
 FROM AUTO
Was on His Way Homo to Spend Election Day When Auto Struck Obstruction.
 Suffers Severe Scalp Wound

Princeton, Nov. j--Govcrnor Woodrow Wilson was severely injured here today when he was thrown from his automo- biic. He received scalp wound three inches in length which blcd profuScly. The gnvc nor Was rushed immediately to his home and prompt medical attendance received.
 The automobile in which the governor was riding struck an obstruction in the road and Inc. was thrown out and landed "n his head. sustaining severe scalp wound and other injuries.
 TIr democratic nOminr" was on his way l., spend election day at his home with his family and await ihr verdict Of the people.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05

Valdez Camp nr the Arctic Brotherhood invite the pubic generally lu Eagle hall this evening L" Src thc election returns. brSidrS moving pirtnrrs- 'arlrt many elcc
 tiun cartoons. RetGrnS will lr gwen until the cable closes down.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
DID NOT HAVE
 RIGHT PULL

Edcnburg, Nov. 5ThomaS Lauder. a la Dorer, was sentenced To seven years pe- nal s"rritudc for stealing suitcase rull or clothes. The same court the same day sentenced George Bcattic, q university student, and son Of respectable parents. Io six months for obtaining several hun dr'd dollars worth or clothing on credit nd pawning them.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
REFUSEExTRAD|TE.
 AN AMERICAN Court In London Refusss .EstradisIon to Germany Of Prisoner Charged With
 False Pretensee

Londun Nov. 1.-The cNiradiliou io t;cIa n,any or an American Iiamcd Mai Victor Carter West was refused today by the judges of the kings bench division. West has been charged al tho Bow street DO lice court With obtaining money on false prctcnscs in Germany by making cer- tain representations In regard 10 the pro. motion of California oil company.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
INSANE MOTHER klt1S CHILDREN
her Farm In AIberta--uses Knife with Deadly Effect

tarI>iadr. AlbrriI. Nov. 1.-The briIr~ ar Mrs. Jml!I Eukow>ki and her TWO chi. Ir,.ii aged 9 and , years. were found m flrlr home "n ll" farm of Mrs. Bakuw ski. !G miles north or here today.
 The brhIr> were Iline iu pool of blood and tlr indications arc that the and then >tabb"d herself.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
ROMAN CHAPMAN
 TALK ENGLISH

Holnr, Nov. 5--HuIne's bunch Of cab drivers is about to blossom on, into a D"'ic" of inteiiectuals.' They have perfected arrangements for the opening or school for the study Of archaeology and Engll. They hope To be able to explain [" American tourists all the ru. 'ins and history "r Rome.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
PROH| CANDIDATE
 SAYS WILSON
Eugene w. Chain Says Woodrow Wilson Will Carry Forty
 States.

BALTIMORE. November 4.-"Wood row Wilson will carry about forty states, leaving eight or'ten forAeoose- welt to divide" said Eugene w. Cha fin, Presidential candidate of the Pro- hibition party today. after eighty days on the stump in thirty states from coast to coast. He said his own party would double its vote of four years ago. when it boiled about 25O.- ddO
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
SAYS WILSON
 VERY LUCKY

KANSAS CITY, November 4.- Champ Clark, in a speech here said: {:
 "1n regard to Gov. Wilson,it well can be said that 1t is better to be born lucky than rich. never be- fore saw two republicans work so hard for a democrat as are Taft and Roosevelt"
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
SHOOTS CROXD..
 OF HRfRtltRS

"esson, .dissy. Nov.s.,4s Inc. result of ., crowd of young people sercnsdins Joseph Farmer and hIs bride. seven ot
 fbem. gre suffering from sunshot wounds nodsy. Farmer did not appreciate the music and nred q shotgun Into the creEd.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
ELECTION RETURns ron,oHr
 AT 'sssaRAM ,A susn,s

The hrm Of Ingram & Bush have made arrangements to receive the returns Of the rreaidonual election and also from 'i'e territorial legislature election. Rc- turns will be posted ss fast as they ar rirc. Everybody ywe,come.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
NooSs .lA Give acnokae

The atoose VIII give a smoker Thurs day evening in Moose hall Col. Mil. iard. George Baldwin. C. F. Bunncii and several others arc on the list for short talks. All members and their fsiends srr invited to come. "A regular meet: ing will sdiourn,ai e;ao and tho smoker will Ibcn commence.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
SOCIALIST WRITER
 GOES ID JAIL

~f. Petersburg. Nov. 5..Fur writing an article in i606. entitled "A Criticism of Anarchy From the Standpoint or Intel. lertual Socialism," M Jordinia. a social. ist member of the nrst dlima. Is about to Dc sent to a miliatry fortress under sentence of three years al hard labor.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
ANOTH ER VICTIM
 OF AUTOMOBILE

sterling. IT,. Nov. 5-A. \. GlaSsburn. a prominent banker Of raHpicO, Ill.,. near here. was killed, Frank CarsoI's aru, was broken and Glen Eigcl was severely bruised when an automobile driven by Glassburn turned turtle near Wheaton, Illinois.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05

This morning whI'> Marvin BprrpFd was carrying a nye- gallon can Of boiling wa. tor he. lost hIs, b9ld on the, Gsn, lstpns J. 'llp ,sp4 ;sepqns =, au.9lliy {, on ,h's right arm. burning that member quite severely. He had ,bs. burn .,drcscd and pas since bsen sbout. Although suffering considerably frasn, the> ,burn, ...,
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
LOOSES MONEY
 FAXES LIFE

Los Angeles. Nov. 5..A. Harrison. son of scott Harrison. a nephew or former pres. t:fden' Harrison. IA dead, here today. a sui. eide. He was despondcnt over ihc loss of t5o.ooo,
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
STEEL TRADE
 VERY BRISK
The Steel Trade is Making a Remarkab sho~lng--RalIroad Building Shows
 Signs of Activity

New York, Nov. 5-A quarter Of q mil lion tons of steel has been ordered from the steel trust during the last quarter for delivery in 1913. The railroads have ordered i5.0OO cars and 100 rn- zines.
 The Carnegie steel orders aggregate four hundred thousand tons during the past nne months, which Is the record in the history of the establishment.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
weathee Report

There will bc music and moving pie. lures sions with the election returns at Essic hall tonight. The ladies arc cs. pscIaliS InSndd 10 sttcnd. '. /
 Subscribe for Inc prospector.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05

The freiahicr.. Gsrdova arrived, in, DOT, thts forenoon from 1tbeAsslispadr dawn, bringing in considerable t,eayy. ,rrstst,t for This place.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
DID NOT JAR
 JURY LOOSE

Portland. Nov. 5--Attorney Hunisman made G feryld appeal to the, Jury, fer four hours In case here. Sitting down he picked out of his mouth four teeth Id had talked loose.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
..lRssYrrs. .eyrs,

Complete .e'ee,iPn, rqIarns, VIII he post:
 cd at inc, Runet Tnsstay ,H,s night. Every. body Is invited ,o, a!,cnk .,,
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05

The steamer sampson l. Will reach port from tho. westward toporrom norpIps ar G o'clock .. :;
 .af,y ,+cy~,. .s .r r.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
.S6Sss sss11s

:. Are, the AsIasiet psmp~s .a,. the, pr. 9hsnm .,2SsNpa llafpTins. Mir. Jobn ttsfswfofa Kiph ape. psin Of pictures. bay ses nnnpssr .psoSis. r.clsnse of prosrsro s'ss'sess $ y,stssfs; ,s,.' sj
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05

sr,sspsis slsspls llDss., ,po,,sd in the ssnet iHm9rrPw rsnighty The public generaliy 'is invited to attend.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05

...!2a.lle,se seEsssss, ,Iypssu The steamer Mariposs passed Iuneau last night. n 9 o'clock, consequently wil, bc due here tomorrow. Afternoon.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
.J0Hks0NS DIVE
 CLOSED DOWN

Chicsso. Nov. slack Johnson's csfe has been closed down permanently. tho champion 'dsownins his sorrow, in wine and a bsad ofI,g1lee singers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05

Household furnishings for sa;e cheap. iDquire al cable office.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05

The Tullikum Club will receive Ihc election returns this evening
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05
Mt>ss.,,,s

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 raaupsen,sA sAae. here ,feons vos, sard, Nov, |eth. at. e. a. n,
 cordova, in port z
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-05

waGlss ana ,noneyx xesctat Val. dez Cafe. IT
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-04-18

Does anybody else, yearn for the success
sion?
Steam rollers Immediately snort down the
pike, and said eager aspirants are seen, after
wards, fattened out on the highway.
Taft gets the nomination. It was too big
for him and he did not know what to do with
it. Theodore took hold of him, and walked
him through the campaign, as you have seen
little girls walk, their dolls
So obsequious was Taft to his Master, that
he meekly carried to him the 1aft letter of
acceptance, in order that the Master might
look over said letter, and see to it that every
was crossed and every i dotted.
It was pitiful spectacle, and it made
everybody uncomfortable.
Then Theodore knocked William J. Peer
less out of the box, concerning his deal with
Gompers, and Taft stumbled into the White
House.
You know the rest. Golf, and John Hays
Hammond. Golf, and Henry Cabot Lodge.
Golf and Richard Achilles Ballinger.
Special trains, and Guggenheim. Broken
pledges and Brother Charles. Defense of
Schedule K, which he had said was indefensi-
BILE. Vetoes of downward revision, when he
had promised downward revision. Eulogies
of the damnable Payne-Aldrich tariff, dictated
''betWeen Stations