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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-08
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. Feb. S-The house committee on foreign affairs gave no- tice this morning that they have in state of preparation bill that will grant to the president more authority to protect the Americans along the Mexican border
 The foreign committee realizes the executive is handicapped by limited authority to properly look after the welfare of Americans in the vicinity
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-08
CRUDE OIL BURNER

Burner. burner, burner. get right and says burners, burners All kinds of burners Every kind of burners for every one has the best burner all his own idea and they one and all have helped me to use the only burners. View the scrap heap crude oil! Nit. Mount Tabor will be mine # Sill Taft don't make good with that ice breaker.
 SOB.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-08
SWARTZElU TAKES OUT
 SUPPLIES TO 6ANNER R

James Swartzell of the Nome lee Comany took out a load Of supplies to Banner creek this morning for Nels Swornberg. who l. operating opt in that vicinity
 Quite a number are operating in the vicinity of Banner and the Dexter hill. and teams with supplies are go- ing out there every few days
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-08
Special Nugget Service.

kMADEOR CITY. Cal. Feb N This morning there was a large cave-in on th. Bunker Till minr. shutting of the '. ,,s., ,., Of all the miner working in the lower level
 Many of the miners escaped from the upper levels. and all but a have been accounted for II is believed that the men in the lower level will be saved that is those who were not kill-
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commere. and Labor Act.

WASHINGTON. Feb s.-This morn ing Secretary Charles Nagei. heat of the department of commerce and labor announced that the ice breaker Kit now tt Niadiy o-toh. ha~ permis ,inu to start at once for Nome with a car 20 of coal to relieve the shortage. That the vessel being of foreign bot
 tom the president and administration under the pressing circumstance will allow the steamer to proceed at once. upon its owners own initiative tu rc- licve the shortage and they will not he called to aeconnt for violation of the
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DUAL GOVERNMENT FOR CHINA
 SPIRITUAL AND TEMPORAL

but word has been dispatched to all emperor had abdicated. and [; would require some few days to settle and complete matters sct forth in the terms of the last edict issued by the em- press dowager. acting for th. young emperor under her charge
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FAST CURE" HAZZARO
 TO 20 YEARS
Special Nugget Service.

Spccial Nugget oe-sics
 PORT ORCHARD Eel >-Alrs. Hazard. the woman doctor. of the fast cure" kind. who allowed one of her young proselytes to starve to death. under the belief she was be ing cured. received a sentence of from to 20 years Mrs. Hazard was tried under charge of murder and the jury returned a verdict Of manslaugh- ter for causing the death of one Miss Claire Williamson
 The sentence and outcome nf the trial is believed will have whole some effect uon the wild and fancied cure faiths" and religious cults springing up from ime 10 time here in the West
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FLORIDA DELEGATES
 ARE ALL FOR TAFT

Republican State Chairman ] N. Coomhs dispatched a wire to Presi- dent Taft at once informing him
 Florida solid for you Congratula- tiuns"
 The republicans ef the south aro eNuected to be lined up solid for Taft. and Postmaster General Frank Hitch e ok. it is believed has been doing some very effective work south of tho Mason and Dixon line in the past for the president
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Special Nugget Service

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Feb s.- This morning the state republican convention after being in session but short time. upon the first ballot cast decided to instruct all six delegates 10 the national convention to be held m Chicago commencing June IS to yote and work for the renomination of William Howard Taft. the present ef- fcient incumbent
 Roosevelt and LaFollette were snowed under. not developing sufh cient strength to even cause Hut ter' in the convention
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-08
MUSIC AT THE EAGLE.

Every evening there is nusie at tho Eagle, also the best brand of liquors and cigars in the market. al. ways to be had.
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Spseisl Nugget Service.

SpeSsai NUo9et SerN,ce.
 WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-Secretary If State Knox has received advices rom the orient to the effect that a lished In the Chinese empire
 The American representatives at Pekin have informed their superior they are able to forecast the outcome of peace negotiations now on between Ranking and Pekin That the out come to the controversy now on be- tween Premier Yuan Shi Kai on the une hand and President Sen on the other will be compromise wherein
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-08
MRS. HENRY w. TAFT
 CATHOLIC CHURCH

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 NEW YORK. Feb s.-AIrs. Henry W. Taft has become a convert of the Roman Catholic church
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I'd through lack of proper represen- tation in congress. and he paved the way for Chairman Wilson of the Pa cific coast Alaska delegation to have the boat start at once for Nome with a cargo nf coal should its owner s" choose
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-08

The big sai, of the season. The shr;nsr's ball, February i2.
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there will be a spiritual and temporal ruler in the new republic That the emperor will be recognized as the re- ligious head of the empire while the actual executive head will he elected from term tc term by the people.
 Arn,istice Now n Full Force.
 PEKIN. Feb. S--Both the officials of the republic and members of the Manchu family have agreed upon a pletion of pains to he carried out un- der the terms of abdication Fighting has been going on from time to time in outlying towns between factions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-08

Remember we are retailers as wall .s wholesalers. Special bottle sale. Sew ard CommSrc1al Co.
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GRANT PRESIDENT
 MORE AUTHORITY

of the Mexican border which has been proved in the killing of citzcn1 in the recent up rising.
 The measure they will introduce is stated to grant unto the president greater authority 10 protect Americans along the border Of Mexico. and pro- vide for quick action when there is danger in sight
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A. 8. LADIES NIGHT.

Arctic Brothers and their lady friends are invited
 Saturday evening. 10 i3.
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Mining and Dredging Edition wrap. ped ready for mailing at the Nugget.
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The big ball Of the season. Tho shriners ball. February 12
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coastwise laws. also that Some. and
 . other Alaskan ports wnl he so noti-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08

Monon train for Rossville. Ind. his
former home where funeral services
and interment will occur tomorrow aft
ernoon.
Investigation Of his death is being
made by Humane OFFICER James frost
and from what evidence that has so far
been gained, the crew in charge of the
switch engine may be found guilty of
criminal negligence. Five men are re-
ported TO have been riding in the engine
cab, when it backed into Mr.. Smith. not
a man being on the foot board of the
tender to give warning as the law re-
quires. The inquest viii be held today.
Mr.. Smith was rs years old and IS a
respected and well known citizen Of
Hammond. He was a member OF the
g. A R Post and Red Men at Rossville
from where he moved his family to
Hammond. He is survived by three
sons, William n, Arthur J., and
! Charles Smith.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
FIRST MEETTNG OF THE YEAR.

An enjoyable afternoon was speut by
the members Of the EYelet En- brotderS
Club who were invited to meet with
Mrs Clyde Petrie at her home In East
Sibley street yesterday afternoon. IL
was the first meeting after the summer
vacation The members decided To
meet every two weeks during the win
ter. The next party viii be given
Thursday afternoon. November 21st at
the home of Mrs. A G. Deaver. a dain-
~ two course luncheon was served
after the guests had spent few hours
very pleasantly with their needle work.
Mrs L. T. Haefer. Mrs. A. G. Deaver,
Mrs Henry Morris. and Mrs Walter
Lanborne were the members present
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
MODERN
EVE IS
COMING

A Modern Eve. ike original Chicago
company has been booked into the
Hammond theatre for Dec. 1. and it is
expected to play to a capacity house
This is one Of the best musical come
dies in Chicago and its extensive ad-
vertisement there insures big Gro Nd
at Hammond. The show is one of the
hits OF the season.
The Law and the L0dy" played at
the Hammond theatre last night. was
only fair show for the money The
prices were low. but the attraction was
not bargain even al those prices.
Bayless Cosner. who Is the advance
man. has difficult task before him in
advancing the merits Of tire show
At the Orpheum theatre over 500 peo-
pie were turned away The reserved
seats were all sold out a. o'clock. and
It was necessary for Manager Hankin-
son to go out on the street and sell the
balcony seats in order to take care OF
the people.
The lobby was so crowded that only
ticket holders were able to get to the
box office. Hankinson could have filled
two orpheums II he had had them
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08

And Their take the club feature OF
the project Ne were SO successful in
the canvas for memberships that there
Is now a waiting list of ten and anyone
who finds il necessary to dispose Of his
membership on account Of leaving town
or for any other reason VIII be able to
get his entire initiation fee out of it.
so anxious are those on the wait
ing list to get in that l would not be
surprised to see a membership IN the
club sold at premium IN the near
future. At any rate it is real asset TO
the member who holds IT,
The social features have all been a
success Not one OF them has failed to
be patronized. The smokers have been
popular and affairs like our election
night entertainment have met with
great favor.
Then there is the out OF doors sports
Golf mas taken such a hold on the
community that scores OF business and
professional men have dropped their
work two or three days a week and
have gloried in feeling the earth under
their feet
We just got started In golf this year
and next season I confidently expect
that we Will have to enlarge the course
to eighteen holes IN order TO take care
Of the crowds
Tennis has its adherents and the
country club has improved the health
OF both men and women by making the
out of doors life attractive. There are
problems still to be worked out and we
have made some mistakes. but taken
altogether the project is a great sue
cess and has done more for Hammond
than anything that has happened this
year"
ARE YOU A TIMES READERf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
POSTPONE Contract Letting

The matter of letting the contract
for the widening Of the State street
sidewalks from Holman street to oak
ley avenue which had been laid over
from time to time by the board of pub
lie works in the hope that the orna-
mental light conduits could be laid
with the widening Of the sidewalks,
was laid over again this morning until
Jan. srd
f. G. Minas appeared before the board
to ask permission to make his two-foot
extension in front of the seventy five
on which he Is erecting the new addi-
tion to hts state street store The per-
mission was granted with the under
standing that he get a petition from
the property owners on his side of the
street in his block supporting his re-
quest. because his widened sidewalk
Will establish a heel until the balance
of the walks are also widened He in
tends to build the walks without delay
and will have the work done by pri-
vate contract
MT Minas also preached the sub
iect OF tunneling the the alley in the
rear of his new store to connect with a
building which he is to erect on a lot
south of the alley. The carrying out OF
this plan would afford the store an OPP
portunity to have unit heating plant.
and indicates that the store is to have
another large addition in the course or
time, and the request IS made at this
time that the addition now under con
struction can be planned accordingly.
The board assured Mr. Minas that It
has no objection to make as long as he
would enter into contract to protect
whatever mains and conduits the city
might place in the alley. MI Minas also
suggested that the business men in the
congested district avail themselves o.
the alley to build coal chutes into their
buildings. plan which he said he
would carry out and which the board
approves with certain restrictions.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
A. B. Farwell Coming.

Arthur Burrage FarwelI, president of
the Chicago Law and order League, one
OF the most potent factors in the city
against vice, will be in Hammond next
Tuesday, Nov. 18th, as the guest of
the Baptist brotherhood. which Will
hold its regular monthly meeting in the
church parlors.
Mr. Farwell has had so much pub
Lefty in his crusades that he IS known
as well to the Hammond people as to
Chicago. and his coming to Hammond
will undoubtedly bring out a large
membership.
Mr. Farwell will make the address
OF the evening. and his subject VIII
be followed by a general discussion in
which W A Hin will lead
The regular monthly banquet Will be
served on this occasion. The ladies
who will prepare and serve il are Mes
danes r II. Adams, A. c. Berry, J. r.
Reilby. Ransom Beilhy, George Bradt,
Jacob Buttner and Miss Ruth Brenne
man.
The evenings program viii be opened
The evenings program viii be opened
with several selections by the male
chorus Of the brotherhood, Mrs W. II.
Horton will play several violin solos
during the banquet. and later in the
evening Fletcher Hudson Will play a
cornet solo. and another selection or two
will givn by tn quartz.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
Both Plead Guilty.

Fred Williams and Fred stole. resid-
ing at the Millikan flats on Plummer
avenue who were captured by OfTiver
Law Wednesday night after stealing
$50 pounds of lead from the city water
department. were tried before City
Judge Barnett this morning. both
pleading guilty to the charge of petit
larceny which was fled against them.
This being the first time either de-
PENDANT had been in trouble before.
Judge Barnett imposed a fine of $40 and
costs and one day in jail which was
suspended on their good behavior. After
some good advice was given by Judge
Barnett. Chief Austgen and Prosecuting
Attorney Ross, they promised to lead
better lives in the future. stating that
this was the last time they would ever
get in trouble.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
F. H. MOTT TO GO SOUTH

Fred Mott Jr. leaves today for
Chelsea, Oklahoma where ne will spend
part of the winter. He exjects to IN
terest himself IN prospecting in the oil
business He has already had consid-
cradle experience in that line and took
a course in mining engineering at Pur-
du.
He has not definitely decided to 90
into that business but VIII look over
oil ielus in Oklahoma and Texasc He
Will be in Texas for several months
thi swinter and may 90 to Florida and
Cuba.
His friends in Hammond regret his
leaving and wish him the best Of good
fortune in his new ventures
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08

Behan. the man in charge said that the
pictures of this club house are among
the most beautiful he has ever seen.
At the links pictures were taken Of
A NJ Turner Peter Meyn and Or. II. Z
Sharrer in the act OF teeing. off Other
members Of the club, including the
wives of some of them, were taken.
Then pictures were taken Of some Of
the beautiful homes on Holman street
and In Glendale Park Harrison Park
was shown and Hammond as a residen-
tial district was PLAYED up in the pic
lures
Here Again Tomorrow.
All Of the schools in the city with
the exception of Lincoln and Franklin
were taken They were too far out 10
warrant the operator in taking pictu~ts
of them The Lake superior court house
and the employees there were taken
this morning.
Tht Wolverine limited. the entire
TINES force in Hammond, the force on
the Hammond Daily News the F. s
Betz plant. the Conkey plant and the
plant Of the simplex Railway Appli-
ance co. either have been taken or
will be taken this afternoon or tomor-
row If possible a picture VIII be TAX
en- of humping" at the Gibson yards.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
Buried from Undertaker's S.

The funeral Of Otto Helm schmidt, 1o1
Hoffman street Hammond who commit
ted suicide early Wednesday morning
by shooting himself through the temple
with a 80 caliber revolver. was held
from the Neidew chapel this afternoon
on state street. Interment was made
at oak Hill cemetery. Helmschmidt
had made all preparations for his burial
and left nearly seven hundred dollars
which Will be disposed of IN compliance
with the Will verdict Of suicide was
given at the inquest
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
Closed Tomorrow.

The mems popularity contest be-
tween Sam Abelman and Me Connolly.
which was conducted as one of the
features Of the All Saints church. will
be closed tomorrow evening at the All
Saints hall. The bazaar was closed
two weeks ago. but inasmuch as quite a
number of articles remained unsold at
the fair, it was decided to auction them
off tomorrow evening and TO close the
mems contest at the same time
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
Two Greeks Go to War.

Within the last few days. several
Hammond Greeks have left the city for
the Balkan seat of war
Among those who went were Mic
Sccofakas and Louis Basilon. and three
Creeks who were employed at the
Broadway restaurant.
Plans to send a larger crowd OF local
Greeks have been killed because OF The
fact that it IS not thought that it viii
be necessary for Greece to take further
offense against Turkey.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
K. G.. Meeting

A special meeting Of Unity Council,
X nights Of Columbus has been called
for next Monday evening by Grand
knight Joseph Roy. in order to initiate
a class of seventeen new members in
the first degree The special meeting
on Monday night will allow more time
at the regular meeting on the follow
ing Monday for an entertainment which
has been arranged by the Lecturer
Harry Deakin
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
ENTERrAINs WITH CARDS.

Mrs Weinand had as her guests yes
terday at her home in Oak street the
members of the Golden Rod Club The
members spent the afternoon playing
cards Pedro was played progressively
at three tables and after several gam es
the awards were given. Mrs Reynolds
won the FIRST honors and Mrs. Weinand.
the second. Refreshments were served
after the card games. Mrs Dilts was
named as the next hostess.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
Elks Hold Meeting

The Elks held their regular meeting
at the Elks club rooms last night a
number of important matters being
brought up and was attended by a large
crowd. Several new applications were
voted on and following the regular
routine work a social hour was held
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08

Hammond Chamber of Commerce. The
members are invited TO bring their
friends. No charges. The following
Will be the afternoons program:
Music
Address 1880. Mrs. Floyd n Adams
Readings. .......... Miss Muriel Wilcox
Vocal number Mrs. George Hannauer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
J. Fl. Smith Funeral.

Preparations are being made TO hold
the funeral services Of John H. Smith,
42s East State street from the family
residence of his son William T. Smith
tomorrow morning at Q O'Clock. The
remains will then be placed on the 1888
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08

ing at the sight instead OF attempting
to resuscitate them. 1t should be known.
however, that 1T is against the ethics of
the profession for physician to appear
too prominently in moving pictures.
Ought To BE Burned.
Another funny thing was the unani-
nifty with which the crowd decided that
the old shack of blacksmith shop,
owned by August Jarnecke, ought to be
burned down. Many were disappointed
when they found the fire was only
make believe.
In addition TO this picture were TAX
en- of the Hammond Country club. Mr..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
GUEST DAY Ar rue cLUB.

Saturday. November 9Th VIII be
Guest Day" at the Hammond " oman $
club The meeting viii be called ut
three O'Clock in the club rooms OF the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-08
HAMMOND TAKEN
IN MOVIES

scontinued from Page L,
The oasis., 1912-10-26
Florence crl.,snton Home.

Is there in our fine new state one man, woman or child who does not know the Florence Crittenton Home at Phoenix or it's mission2
 It is the one only open door for women who are unfortunate in the battle of life. Women and girls are received here and cared for in a home which is all the word inn plies; to the indigent, ostracized or abused of high or low degree, youth and age, the Florence Crittenton Home is an open door.
 "The high cost of living" is as much an item with the manage ment of this Home as with other homes; so to help defray the ex- penses for the coming year, the Florence Crittenton Home Circle of Phoenix will serve fine, we'll cooked meals all through the Fair days at the Fair grounds.
 Look for the booth, help a good work, eat with us. Come to dinner
The oasis., 1912-10-26
Southern Pacific VIII Assume Bond
 Premiums of Employees.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23.-Begln- hing with January 1 of next year, the Hartman Lines will assume all bond premiums of employees in their service, according to an an- nouncement made at the offices of the Southern Pacific Company here today.
 In the past, it has been the cus- tom to require all men handling money to put up security bond, and the premium on it has been paid by the employe, himself. After the first of the year this ex- pense will be borne by the railroad company.
 On the Pacific System of the Southern Pacific, alone, there are about 45,000 employees, and the new arrangement, it is said, will involve a heavy expenditure an nually.
 This action is in line with the welfare campaign which the South ern Pacific and it's allied lines are carrying on to better the conditions under which it's employees are working.
The oasis., 1912-10-26

in the tracks in the yard at the line city.
The oasis., 1912-10-26
NocAlss NOTES.

Tuesday evening MT. o. O. Sax hang came up from Guaymas, where he went last year.
 Sunday evening Doctor John R. Magruder of La Colorado, was at Nogales en route to California on business.
 Tuesday Mir, and Mrs. Todd c. Woodworth, from the Austerlitz mine at Orc Blanco, were visitors, at Nogales.
 Mir. J. w. Shea, from Washing ton, D. O., who arrived Sunday morning, is the most recent addi. tion to the force of U. s. customs inspectors at Nogales.
 All trains stop for meals at the depot hotel at Carbo station on the Sonora railway. Everything the market affords served in the best style. Advertisement.
 MT. Charles A. Gildea, formerly justice of the peace in Nogales precinct, who is at Cananea now. in the store of the c. c. c. Co.,, has been visitor at the line city this week.
 Tuesday Mrs. L. L. Temple and her little grand daughter Miss Evelyn Temple, were at Nogales en route to their home at Empalme. They came from Douglas Monday evening, and continued their journey Tuesday morning.
 WANTED-Position by A No. accountant and bookkeeper. Long experience in mining camps ir Mexico. References. Address G. P care P. o. Box 335, Nogales, Ariz, Advertisement.
 Wednesday and Thursday No gales was visited by Mir. T. H Kruttschnitt, assistant superinten dent for the Southern Pacific, wht was engaged in overlooking tn, work of making some alteration