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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-12
Special Nugget esrsios-

PEKIN. Sept. 1.-The determine ton of the new government or china to open the empire to civilization has h.en strlkingly proved by the decision to build vast systems of railroads that will cover a territory which Is 7o'ooV miles in extent.
 Dr. Sun has been already authoriz- ed by the government to proceed to have the preliminary work carried out and to follow this up by the actual work of construction as soon as pos- sible.
 For the establishment of the raii- roads ii is considered certain that American railroad men generally VIII be employed by the government or the
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vice to mankind as whole and par ticularly to the two great nations di- reCtly concerned.
 When speaking of the Panama canal the colonel disclaimed all credit for having inaugurated the work.
 "Congrcss had the debate and the arrangement of details he said. but the people built the canal and not nor anyone else"
 During another speech in the arm ory he likened Penrusc tu Il Eraftiug policeman and dealt with several others of his opponents in a manner
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-12
TAXATION IS
 SAME AMOUNT
ONE AND A HALF PER CENT
 FIXED BY CITY COUNCIL.

The city council last night fixed upon the same rate or taxation al last year. That is one and half pei cent. The total assessment after th' equalization of the board amounts t, N,757.I72.45.
 The assessment of almst all the large firms of the city Is higher thar it was last year. The assessment o the Pacific Cold Storage. while slight ly reduced. is still in excess of th' amount of property found by care full examination of the books or th' company.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-12
NEARLY TWO
 THOUSAND UP
MUNICIPAL COURT OF NOME HAS TRIED ENOUGH TO MAKE
 AN ARMY.

Since the beginning the municipal court of Nome has tried 1851 cases That number was the one come tu yesterday when the last of long and distinguished line of drunk and dis- orderlirs appeared to answer to the same classic old charge. In that par ticular case Judge Eddy found the man had come from Ruby and con sidcred this tu br a good and suifi cient reason for celebration SD the delinquent was let gO.
 The number of cases tried shows about one for each two business days of the court.
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OLD NOMEITE
 IS SENTENCED
PASSES BY THE CITY ON THE WAY TO THE PENlTEN-
 TlbRY.

Jim Kelly. wAo formerly worked on the third beach line here. passed by on the steamship Victoria last Sun day on the Way to McNeits island to which he has been sentenced for tA,. y.tr i,rm for robbing gold at Flat creek. Iditarod Kelly Was at uue time interested iu the operation os the Mabel bench and was well kuoan here. While the Victoria lay
 the city last Sunday he sent ashore to friend for toilet articles and some other little necessaries.
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ROOSEVELT TELLS SEATTLE OF
 HIS GREATEST WORK FOR U. 5.

that ticklcd the great audience. All his speeches were marked with the same old viriliy and were listened to with the graetest attention.
 No pronouncement has yet been made by him on questions interesting to AIaskans but he is expected to touch on the subject later.
 By sending the fleet around the world Mir. Roosevelt believed he had shown the great powers that the Uni ted States had taken it's place amongst them and that it's sea power was sufficient to maintain it there.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-12
BENNE1 NOW
 -''..il IN CALIFORNIA jI|.
AND WORKS FOR FOLKS DIRECTORY.

Bert Bennett who was convicted here some years ago on the charge of counterfeiting has been released from the penitentiary for some time and is now working for Folks directory In California. He writes constantly to a friend here. After his release he is said to have gone back to his fam ily for a time.
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four Wickersham men lust night nominated r. E. Tenscy as the par tvs candidate for the senate. IL 's also understood that the copper Ri CT railroad wI4 also nominate" a repr" sentative, for election.
 Tn, propI. of this city and Chitiu, feel that one senator and our repre- sentative arr uot hs any means too many tu rspras.ut them and the chances are good that the great ma jority of the residents of the two places Will combine to bring about
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-12
REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATS
 WILL ARRANGE FOR ELECTION

voting "f the out of city people with in th,. borders of the city. The com missioner. however. anticipates no difficulty whatever on this score as he believes uut much more than 30 peo- pie will vote in that polling precinct any how.
 The precinct reaches from a point some short distance below cape Nome to Tishou river. but at the time of election the population therein will be exceedingly small. The other pre- cinct in this recording district takes in Solomon. Elun and points con- tiguous.
 Ach vie komiseh. Dor Chauffeur
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SEX vS, SEX IS THE ISSUE IDAHO
WAR DECLARED AGAINST MEN
 BY THE WOMEN OF IDAHO

and ir f,.w eases The victims fought haek Hith wur4- that could certainly .,#sa-r autz..s. af F#lf
 fa. amusing part af :. is ta-t the women tl.e declared th. cause of ,t .H iu a. fa. wrlnellu- meu.st the men. aa The other Hl.. -,u. Yf The u..a stv the 7gtlau af .#. women Is .rafEaf proof af ta. Hra. .rttbui'y Of q, H4,r H pelit.es.
 In tar maaHtu. be ... as af fhe aeHt .- h,ls- aa.tad ath interest. Taa -t+t. -f fG4Hu has a.l woman's suffrage for s.. ertl sear=.
 Youm ike the Chauffeur.
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Special Nugget Service.


 BOISE. Sept. H. Tired out by the wrangIiug of the men in the r"puh Hcan convention yesterday the NO men bolted in body and decided 70 run a complete ticket uf women in the state elections. Since the granting of woman's suffrage in this state the women have taken prominent parts with the men in all political affairs but a division between the two sexes now threatens to bring about condi- tions unparalleled in the history of politics.
 The women withdrawing from the convention have already announced the intention of placing a complete
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-12
TAFT FORCE1S
 LAME ANKLE
SO WELL PLEASED THAT Phf-
 sicAL PAIN CUTS NO ICE.
Nugget Special Service.

BEVERLEY. Me. Sept. i0.-Presi dent Taft has been so well pleased with the republican conditions here as shown by the results in the last few days. that he seems to have totally forgotten his sprained ankle He is beaming all over and shows positive exhiliration wheneyera crowd comes to greet him. He now ex- presses absolute confidence in his re- election.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-12
MARSHAL GOES.

When the Seddon cleared today for St. Michael she had aboard George Marshall who goes to occupy posi- ton in the office of the Pacific Cold Storage Company at Fairbanks.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-12
GENUINE ICE CREAM.

For ice cream made frem 0e~wi"s ersam, lnstssd ef seannsd srsesa" e milk go te Teby's.
 We mako . speciality ~ iss cream. and are making the sa~ss sre~ 0s". uins eow's ersam. Te ct the bsss hs cure to ask for Teby's.
 ToeY's CANDY KITCHEN.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-12
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. Sept. 10. My greatest service to this country while prcsi- dent consisted of sending the United States fleet around the world. This Was the chief statement made by Theodore Roosevelt tU d great meet ing addressed by him last night.
 He placed this performance ahead of his work in bringing about peace between Japan and Russia although he seemed to think that in doing so he had performed the greatest ser
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C0RD0VA AND CHITInA
 OPEN LEGISLATURE WAR

their election.
 It is ramarrd that primaries will be held aiza lH other parts of the disis- bon. particularly in Valdez and Sew ard. for a similar purpose. should th,. railroad decide to run a man he will receive large support here ts the people believe that 70 large an un- d.rtaklu. should be represented.
 Canned Snowfall Cauliflower and canned Dill Pickles, new goods, at Breeding & 8orsen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-12
Special Nugget Service.

CORONA. Sept. F. The hrst round of the tight for the representa- ton of this division in the legislature at Juneau wss opened when the com mon council of this city decided last evening to hold upen primaries next Friday to select two men to run Tor in. senate and house respectively as candidates for that part of the diEis- lon in which Cordova and chitina are situated.
 At a star chamber meeting twenty
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GRANTED STAY.
Special Nugget ssrvies-

NEW YORK. sept. 1i-Goff has granted a stay If the trial of Lieu tenant Becker until October first. The stay was granted on the application uf the attorneys for the defendant aho believe they can now procure some evidence of a very direct kind in f4.or of their client
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-12
CHINESE RAILROADS
 OPEN 70,0OO MILES

empire. Am"riran l"'"ih"'lN's' rails and other nccrssarIrs will be purchas,.d in American markets. The cost of the proposed lines will ncees- strily be tremendous. but the govern ment contemplates that no difficulty will be experienced in raising surii- cient money. Some of the territory to be opened by the proposed roads Is country which has hitherto been most isolated and consequently most sub- feet to the calamities. the news ot which have from time to time gone out to shock the remdiurdr oi the world.
 I',, ooino to seq the Chauffeur Sat
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SIGNED FOR
 ROOSEVELT
SOME MISSOURI REPUBLICANS ANYHOW FAVOR ROUGH
 RIDER.
spselal Nuraet s,rvIee.

SpseIal Nugget o'rNiee.
 JEFI EE~HN ,lEG. sept ll.-Eishi republican electors have signed ths pledge for Roosevelt.
 Al the present time II would b" Impossible ta estimate the relative -tlrlir. of fa- r.pual, tu party here but the presressiEes are generally thuurht to have tte best of it.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-12
STEAMER ALASKA FOR ST. MICH
 AEL-

The steamer Alaska will sail for St. Michmael. Sept. 13. carrying freight. passengers and the United S'ates mail
 For rates and particulars inauirs at U. S. Mercantile Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-12
tsmbsr 1

The schooner Alaska will sail tor kotxsbus, Teller and way points, Sep tsmbsr f6.
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REPUBLICANS or WASH.
 NOMINATED HAY

welt for president while remaining steadfast SD far as state elections are concerned.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-12

Remember we are retailers as well as wholesalers. Special bottle sale. sew ard Commercial Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-12

New laid sees se Pessssr& N pse dezsn. Phins Black a FVsra. eoe Psr pound.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-12

Have you tried the Tuna Fish. jus' like chicken, at Frssdins ( BorSs".
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-12

Allie init ssin andsr Grusst ouch 0ott. Der Chauffeur samstas absnd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-12

pr. Andrews, dentist. is now back in hi. old stand in the Board of Trsds buiIoinp
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-09-12

Ladies suits cleaned, pressed and repaired st Nome Tailoring Go. We clean and renew furs at Nome Tail bring Go. Gentlemen ws will clean, press and repair and nut your eiothss in latest style. We do alterntion Suits made to order.
 First class workmanship, modern methods. prompt service. Yours te please.
 NOME TAILORING co.
 Between Segerstrom q Hagen and Zehners 5ewelry storea
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I'm going to seq the Chauffeur Sat urdsy night.
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You'n Lks ths cnauffsur.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

ish off the laclngs Of black satin which
hold the opening corsage together over
a rounded chemisette of flesh pink
chiffon edged with a piping of white
satin.
The coat is. of course, OF the ratine,
the braidipg being so arranged as to
accentuate the straightncss of ITS cut
at the back. while the front fastens
over in a deeply curyiug line from high
up at the right to low down at the left
side, the faciugs, which can be more
or less fully displayed as desired, com"
biniDg black satin aul mauye SIX,
and also introducing some OF tho PAS
ley patterned fabric.
Such costume as this ] consider au
Immediate necessity for every one, for,
as worn with some of the wrap over
stoles and great mutfs OF fur, it will be
warm enough for, az any rate, the first
few weeks of the cold weather, while
afterwards 7 need hardly point out TO
YOU, that tho little dress Will accom-
modatc itself charmingly 10 compan"
ionship with the long fur coat, which,
indeed. only looks well in such com
panionship, and would he ruined al
together If. ut its opening, il disclosed
separate and dark skirt and lighter
lingerie blouse.
There is still another dress for Miss
Leslie, and that an evening toilet,
all soft aud clinging aud elusive. It's
outer fabric being white chiffon, while
beneath this comes family flesh tinted
pink ninon. The curves of the decol-
Iette arc I'LL followed by Il line of dia-
monds, these shining stones being, in
deel. the only thing to mark-at any
dlstapce-the division between bod
ice and bodyl Diamonds also edge tho
scallops Of the short sleeves, tho skirt,
III its turn. being cut in this new way
aud finishing off with double row OF
scallops--apd diamonds, And then,
lust beneath the bust, there is folded
L scarf sash of blue, the bluo OF Il
summer night sky in the tropics, with
Just few diamonds scattered like
stars on tho ends. which, by the way,
fall directly in the front instead of, as
usual. at the side, having there for
background a very short diamond bor-
dered tunic of the white chiffon. Blue,
too. is the chiffon cloak. whose tlmy
semj-transparcncy bears the light bur
den Of wide bands of silver lace, and
is all drapcl up at either side into
silver wrought ornaments
Do YOU like the picture2 1t Is, !
think ] may say without vanity, rather
an "alluring' one. If so be that the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
By Lady DuH-Gordon c'LucileD }

dress has the right weaTer-young, faiy'
aud slieht-thouCh of course. it would
be obviously uneuiled aud unbecomine
to any other.
Then. as Mss IIifda Moore--who ap-I
pears in The same PLAYS tall and
dark aud striliingly handsome, she has
given me IN opportunity TO display
some of my bestIoved Oriental
schemes and, IN particular. dress
whose closely cuWTaPped folds are al
most suggestive of mummy dyaperics.
But, then, after the figure has been
most closely outlined. right down to
fhc slender ankles. | have so eutwined
il that the soft draperiee spread out
ward at either silc to form, when the
wearer is in reposc, u sort of base or
pedestal for tue statusque figure.
For example. in this particular dress.
7 have used nine.dregs' charmcuss,
and underlined it about the feet with
beautiful but subdued tone of or
snge. while higher up | have outwarlly
adorned it with broad landings of duff
gold lace, though their presence can
only be Just guessed at occaslonally,
inasmuch as they are hidden by q close.
" cnwrappcd tunic of lark raven 8
wing blue marduisettc. Starred over
It's double bordering is little leaf
like device bordered IN gold and white,
and beyond this agaiu comes a band
of oriental silk, which blends purple
and blue and rose and gold.
Still some other colors, too, there are
in the swathcl waistband, for this
while primarily of the purp,sh charm-
cuse. is bordered with two daringly
,liti'crcpt blues, Just a narrow line Of
green also showing itself, while then
there is one of those long, quill orna-
ments which I love. its gauz,ngs Of
blue-areen silk giving place quite soon
to tassel of purple cord and pendant
pearls. while. finally, there arc shining
strands of purple and crystal bugles,
tipped with tiny balls of orange velvet.
The corsagc Is Of the kimono variety,
It's dark blue marquisette yelling flesh
pink chiffon. and its cross-over folds
edged at either side with a piping OF
differently shaded blue, only the left
side being further adorned with some
of the gold embroidery. This is gown
which satisfies me. both as regards
color and contour. and | am thankful
to think that nowadays the general
public can be depended on to appre-
ciatc effects which, not so Very long
ago. they would hayo not only failed
to understand, but also-aud actually
--1i sapprOVc1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

which. in Its pale rose pink, realizes
that first mere suggestion Of color, an
aigrctte shading from white to pink
being set at one side and the brim being
lined with black velvet, one touch of
black, YOU know, being almost always
advisable and effective,
\ simple dress-but ono which /
thiuk YOU would also like-is of char"
mcusc in real and delicate lilac shad
ing, another flower tonc--a pale peri
winklc blue-beiug chosen for the
working of a little curved band about
the neck, and there interviewer with 4
pattern Of silver, The corsage takes
straight line across the front, being
there adorned. and eventually attached
to the curves OF the brocade with q
series Of little loops and buttons in
satin slightly deeper in shade than the
charmeuse background, similar scheme
of fastening and finish being in evi-
dcnce at either side of the skirt, where,
at level with the knees, the satin
takes mp q completely cncircling form
after having been divided into apron
like panels by the appearance at the
sides OF an under robe of lace over
flesh pink ninon,
Another new ratine dress and coat
model which seems TO be one of the
leading favorites of this season in its
original coloring of bright emerald
green | have made for Miss Leslie in
more subdued but very becoming beige.
This Is an all-in-one dress, Il form of
attire TO which | continue to be de-
voted, seeing that it is as comfortable
as it is charming. though skirt and
corsage are of different materials, the
one being of ratine and the
other Of chiffon. and both show
ing An embroidered device of
self.colored soutachc. The skirt is
cut up at the left side for some six or
seven inches 10 make the scantlness
more comfortable for walking and also
To give fascinating peeps OF an inner
lining Of Paisley silk. whose mauve
shadings are here and there Just bright
ened by a CLEAN Of rose, this prettily
patterned silk being used again 10 fin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
What Makes a Woman?

Ore hundred and twenty pounds,
more or less, OF bone and muscle don Z
make woman. It's a good founda.
ton. Put into il health and strength
aud she may rule 3 kingdom. But
that 5 Just what Electric Bitters give
her. Thousands bless them for over.
coming fointing and dizzy spells ana
for disPc!!iug weakness, nervousness
backachc and tired, listless. worn. out
feeling. Electric Bitters have done
me world of good. - writes Eliza Pool.
Depew. Okla. and ] thank you with
all my heart for making such a good
medicine Only soc Guaranteed bv
Schramm-Johnson Drugs, five stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
? Here's a Sleep-Making Machine

rhythmic action of the water as II
passes across the forehead.
Inc new apparatus has been found
10 work successfully in many obstinate
cases OF chronic insomnia, but il is not
lniallIble. Indeed, some persons who
tined IT have found that il tends 10
Keen them awake In the majority OF
difficu!t cases and in practically all of
the n1d ones, however. the results
nave been most satisfactory.
II Is. particularly successful in the
ease OF infants IF the machine i.
generally adopted, the fine art of
walking the floor at night with a
sqIIeahnc infant may DO longer be the
valuable acquisition il is to the har.
asscd father. Instead, the aroused
parent VIII simply attach the rubber
pad to baby s forehead, turn ou the
water, and he down TO pleasant
dreams. There are great possibilities
in the idea.
The machine has been used in the
sick room to cool the fcvered brows of
the patients. ice water being used in.
stead OF the ordinary fluid.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
"Cures in Every Case.'

Mr.. Jas- MoCaffery. Mgr. Of the
Schlitz Hotel. Omaha, Neb., recon-
mends Foley's Honey aud Tar Com
pound, because IL cures in every case
"I have used 1t myself and / have
recommended il to many others who
have since told me Of its great cura.
tive power in diseases of the throat
and lungs For all coughs aud colds it
is speedily effective. Schramm-John.
sou Drugs. 1.-THE er.Substitutors, !"
i've 90 good stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
Sleep Badly O Might

A y ingenious device 10 lull the
~ wakcful 20 sleep has Just been
n perfected by an English scien,
tist The idea occurred to the
inventor while watching au African
mother soothe her fractions infant by
letting water flow through reed across
the baby's brow, which quickly sent the
youngster to sleep
The sleep-producing apparatus con
sists OF q reservoir containing ordinary
water or medicated fluid, which flows
through q rubber tube at 4 graduated
speed and in fixed quantities. To use
the machine. a pad is placed on the
forehead and through this pad the
water flows steadily.
The massage like action Of the pas.
sage of water across the forehead has
4 most soothing effect, aud even the
most restless soon sGccunb 10 it. The
explanation seems 10 lie in the fact
that tho rhythmic sensation produced
by the steady flow of the water begins
eventually TO pail on tho patient S
mind aud the pure nlonotoBy of the
thing brings tho sleep he Graves.
Thus the loud ticking Of clock
in library frequently puts readers
TO sleep although quite iHyoiuntariiy
on their part. The dripping OF a
leaking faucet, the patter OF rain drops
on TN roof or the Hirdow pane, or
more famiiiariv. perhaps. the monot-
ouous droue Of q clergyman S sermon
have all been known TO have the same
effect.
A In each OF these cnscs. however. the
medium through which the effect Is
produced il the ear nud the auditory
nerve. In the ease Of the REV. sleep
producing device. while the sound OF
FLOWING water is partly instrumental.
tue result is principally obtained
Through the sensation OF touch-ihc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

dress which thus acquires the FAINT
est and most fascinating flush, is
just adorned with groups OF tiny white
sa,in,covcred buttons, for there is color
rchct and contrast enough in the lit.
tie short-waistcd and short ,basqued
coatec of pale turquoise blue tafieta,
all edged with double gauzipgs of its
own material, between which show the
shlmmcring points of some narrow sill
Yer lace.
rs to the hat, | have chosen a bel.
met-shapcd and piquaut affair of silk
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

popular combina-
tlopB being gray
squirrel aud seal.
And now let me
d C scri b G some
dresses | hayo
made for some
pretty + nglis h
actresses.
There is, for cx-
ample, Que dainty
dress, for that
dainty ac re S s.
Enid Leslie, in
which iilmy, mel
iON-tOned net ana
] q W n, Valcp-
clcuneS lace and
baud embroidery
are all brought to
gether to mako a
semi transparent
yelling for an un-
dorslip OF flesh
coIored charmeusc,
where lace thread.
Cd through with
palest blue rib.
bons and caught
with clusters OF
W e @ ribbon-pet-
allied flowers, fig
ures on the cor
sage, and again Mt
the skirt hem.
Outwardly, h o w
ever, the ivory
whiteness of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

that [ think quite adorable. 1t is of
faded mauve chenille velvet lined with
faded blue chiffon, The collar crosses
at the neck, follows the line of the
bodice and loses itslf in the waist belt.
which is made Of sapphire blue aud
gold brocade, pipcd with terra.cotta
satin. y buckle of old gold set with
coins and sappbIrcs finishes the toll
ettc.
The hat is odd aud pretty. II is
reversible and is made of any two
kinds OF short.haircd fur. the most
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

A y ingenious device TO lull the
~ wakcful "a sleep has Just been
~ perfected by an English scien'
tist Tho idea occurred to the