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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23
SHAKE-UP TEDDY
 HEADQUARTERS
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK. March 23.--A general shaking up in Theodore Roosevelts quarters took place this morning. No cause is given for the change but the colonel left word before starting for Maine to apply the broom. and the carrying out of his orders has resulted in cutting down his campaign poy roll ninety pc cent.
 Considerable comment is rife on the street over the sudden change on the part of Teddy many cannot under stand his move Some claim II Is a political move. to get rid Of a iot of useless timber. or drift the colonel has been packing along. others that the colonel realizing how matters are go- ing Is not willing to risk 90 much with poor prospects of securing re suits.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23
Special Nugget Service

Special Nugget Service
 ST. LOUIS. March 23,--Daniel Cal ,ahan was arrested this morning charged with being the person who robbed Mrs Maldwin Drummond's state room on the Atlantic liner sev- eral weeks ago of s12OOOO in jewels
 For the past ten weeks detectives nave been working on the case nearly every helper on the Atlantic liner Am erica. where the robbery took place, has been under the constant watch of detectives. while the passengers who came over on the America. have also been under constant surveillance by detectives.
 The robbery took place just a few hours out of New York. Mrs. Drum mond of New York had taken the jewels from the purser to arrange them in order for inspection by the customs officials. Many of the gems were purchased abroad and a number were jewels she had possessed for years. The robbery was reported by wireless before the vessel reached port and detectives were on hand when the America arrived to take charge of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23

According to a letter received in the last mail from the outside written by Colonel Lennon who is connected with the immigration department of the government at Ketchlkan. Alaska, there will be at least six new dredges come North this summer.
 & L. Lennon. assistant United States immigration inspector has written to William Moore of this city, telling him to inform the Nugget that during a conversation he recently had with F J. O'Connor of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company lse was informed that at least six new dredges would be taken to Nome during the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23
MEMBER ALLEN
 GANG CAPTURED
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 uIILESVILLE. March 2S sidney Edwards nephew of Sidney Allen the leader of the outlaws nov in th" Hlueridgc. 0a- captured yesterday al frrn""n at Ianhshu~s. Va, where = was found. k a weakened condition having h"rr wounded in one of ,he fights
 The youus man. although wonndea and in sore need If medical attend ance. and mor, it for the hospital than trying to help his uncle hold hls mountain stronghold, was trying l." catch ur. with the gang when arrest ea.
 lie vas on his way ta inin hi- unclc Sidney All,u. the leader of the band who i- believed to have fred ,h" sho, that killed Judge Thornton Mnssle
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23
COMPULSORY SCHOOL
 BILL FOR ALASKA

schools thus provided .tt large pubic expense should he compulsory The bill is aimed at native or Eskimo and Indian attendance rather than at the white population, for the governor stated the white residents generally are eager to send their children to school. The governor further called the attention of the senate to tine fact that nearly every one of the states and territories has eompulsory school attendance law.
 The bill which k th, nutc"me "t Governor Clark's work k expected L. pass the present session of congress and become operative this year
 You can get all choice cuts of beet. Reindeer pieklsd and saitsd meats: also Nome dairy butter.
 AT REINDEER MARKET.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23

coming season. for he had closed con tracts for that many with people ship ping them North: but he did not know how many Everett P. Clark. of the Alaska Steamship Company. had se- cured
 Outside of the fact that he Ina closed with six dredge men Mir O'Cunnor had nothing more to state. not even giving their names There are several rumors about town to the effect that MT smith will bring in a large drcdge to install next summer near Nome Then A \ Leopold has raised sufficient money to put q dredge on hls property out near Grip
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23
Special Nugget Service.


 WASHINGTON. March 23.--This morning the senate committee on ter ritorles reported favorably upon the bill recently introduced at the sug- gestlon of Governor Walter F. Clark. making it compulsory for all parents in Alaska to send their children [" school for at least four months out of each and every year. and providing 8 fine and punishment for all parents. guardians. etc. who fail [" comply with the provisions of the measure.
 Governor Clark called the attention of the senate to the fact that con gress expends something like a guar ter of a million dollars every year for education in Alaska. In addition to this amount incorporated towns ex- pend large sums for schools. That the attendance Of children upon the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23
6 NEW DREDCES FOR N0hNE 1912
NATIONAL WIDE INQUIRY
 INSTITUTED BY GOVERNMENT

4.H..t.- f th. miner ,rc being paid m proportion to th. revenue derived rea tB. -tIs of n, commodity mined.
 Thc operators may cali off th,. strike bf allowing th- d.uaud- of the min ..f- r"r il Is reported they do not care to frrg eu investigation sucu would
 eoa-. aa. # tN, hest dey yIeed schem"s .st invented for hatdHe up the pco-
 HI .>fraatHs ah-urd profits iu .rsI..rf.au te me ,rst "t production
 lt report t.d fhat 'he c"n.nmcr r- mtds to ras twp hundred per cent .gar lud taat. thr actual cost, oi mtmug th. eoul and t1 thi~ is added tr+ cost "r transportation This tw" aaudr,d f.,i ,.ut F. divided among a -n#stt fH.. Who ga fo make up the ,a.' r-a-t shH. n. truzrortation .anmne- got their rake-off from the high charge in the form ot tarin
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23

passtgs The operators dislike the government takiue a hand n the run ming of their affairs while the miner claim the minmum vaev scale .ou- taiucd in the hill i- too l,N, and 'iNce the rate for foo lons d period The defeat ot their amendment has taken considerable of the backbone out "r the strike. and the premier helieve1 they can vet get together
 Premier Asquith n di cusSug the situation this afternoon stated Tn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23
AS0UITK TO GIVE hSiS1ERS AND
 OPERATORS ANOTHER CHANCE

uluuuam rat. bill introduced by m'. iu parliament. las now passed through all 's committee -tages, and ia ready for uml pa-sae. but I have had ,he mta~1rs held uu until after the nee,
 u= f,r Nouday 1T whteh time I have -auwouya 'h, various factions tn meet and -re j' settlement canno, D. rs4rhod nlthout having to push the measure To becoming on actual law aud operative
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23
PACIFIC COAST AGENT HAS
 CLOSED FREIGHT CONTRACTS

pie. and will bring in flying machine flying across the Boring strait during the summer months
 Then We are told two machines r country. one on Feather river. one "r two for the Council district. one for the Solomon country and fellow named Johnson may come in with on, for the Casa de Paga country
 There are many rumurs annat about the number of machines tn come h. but the first real intimtaion We have secured k that sent in by Col Lem mon from Ketchikan.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23
ARRESTED ROBBERY
 OF $|20,000 JEWELS

case.
 this morning. was a passenger on the America during the voyage. and had a state room close to that of Mrs. Drummond. what evidence the detec- tives have against Callahan Is not given out. but the officers made sufil- cient showing to secure warrant for his arrest which charges the prisoner of having entered the state room of Mrs Maldwin Drummond, and remov- ed from said state room jewels to the value of $l20.0OO
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23
HEIR TO MILLIONS
 4 COMMON BURGLAR

Che prisoner identified he being q stranger in the criminal world the rouge's gallery containing no likeness that even resembles such a character.
 IL was discovered by accident this morning that the burglar is no other than the grandson of Count Neal. Of Copenhagen. and sole heir to the es- tate of the count. valued at eight mli- lion dollars American standard.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23
Special Nugget Service.

LONDON. March 23--Prrmier A quiih has summoned the owners and operators Of the coal mines affected by the strike now on also the miners, through their representatives. the "f ficerS of the union, ot meet with him on Monday. 10 see if by chance a set tlomcnt can be reached
 Neither the miners nor the operators are in favor of the minimum wage bill about ready to be placed upon is final
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23
ANOTHER WOOL
 BILL OFFERED
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. March 2s--'The republicans this morning introduced 6 wool bill in the house calling for reduction of forty per cent duty on all woolens either in the ra&T nr man. ufactured state
 The bill is a counter one To that introduced hy Democratic Leader Un- derwood. yesterday which .was the Identical bill vetoed by President Taft last year. when 1t came up for his sig naturr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23
TONG WAR RENEWED
 IN SAN FRANCISCO
Special Nugget Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 23-The Tong war has been revived and the killing of five Chinese yesterday, killed in cold blood proves the renewal of the bitter strife that has been waged for many years Is far from being ex- terminated, even if republic has been granted.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23
MecuNE DOING FIRST RATE.

J T. McCune Is improving and gaining in strength daily. The doc tors pronounced him out of danger. although he has little fever during the night, but is to ba expected. in his present condition.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 LOS ANGELES. March 23-The burglar who was catured while trying to loot the residence of Mrs. Jack Cudahy. has been identified as Mor- ris J. Condorry. the grandson and only heir of Count Neal.
 The young burglar was caught red handed footing the home of Mrs. Cud- ahy 8 short time ago and since then the police have been trying to have
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23
Government Win Take a Hand n
 Strike

WASlii<GTb& 8ar.- Tho general strik" throwing ane WilHar bread winners. that is threatened ~ take place AprH ! h.,- ru-sa rhs administration L. srt bus, aud h, prepared ta ,tke hand IT nat ter The officials are lu. Huf aat for
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23

tinu the amount received psr 'oh cost per ton. and every detail Nil be looked into also the wages for ~ traction Uncle Sam has been d"ur a little mining on h5s own huek "ua is up on hgure- for extracting coal m farge and small quantities The profit to the coal barons wiII ra determined md thos, responsible fer r.sHI1tire the price sf The .umnpdits rf t# earth
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 CHICAGO. March 23--The -oure. upon the coal haren~. as set forth several days ago m the Chicago Rec ord Herald. k now known nnd proved that paper had inside information This morning the government inst luted rroeeedines for national wid, mquiry in the alleged coal trast OK isting and operatine n the United Statee. with headquarters. OF ruetral ,ffise- fr fHi4 4ity
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23
Probe Will Be Extensive.

CHICAGO. March sa The national wide inquiry uu th, port of fhe gov crnment into tho affairs of the at- legged coal trust will he one of the most extensive probes wei unaerrake'. by the administration.
 The cost of operation. trauspcrta-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-23

Read Crowley ( Ps~ssTs sa o~ shs back page
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
H. 5. 10 REVIVE BALL TEAM
Students Desire to Be Represented
on the Diamond This Year.
FACULTY APPROVES. THE MOVE
Grounds VIII De scared, Captain
Elected and Manager VIII BE-
gin at Once ON N sehed-
ule of Games.

Steps have been taken TO organize the
1913 base ball squad OF the Omaha High
school, and with the recent approval OF
the faculty board oil control backing
them, the lads enrolled at the Capitol MI
school who are followers OF the diamond
game have listed the prospective play
ers for the season and VIII begin early
practice as soon as the weather permits
The organization OF q team this year
marks a revival OF the national sport al
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
PAS OPENING REAL HUMMER
All Omaha to Turn Out at Start of
League Season.
BIG PARADE FOR A FEATURE
lated by Dick Grotte, Secretary
of the Club, While Pa is
mt Joplin.

Preparations for the opening day of
the Western league in Omaha are now
being made and from every indication the
grand opening is to be some gala day.
Dick Grotte, secretary of the Omaha ball
club. has started to get things ready for
the big day.
Something unique is to be planned for
the opening this year and Dick has il
cyoped up In his BRAIN but will not make
il public for few days at least. He says
the idea is new and original and will
make decided hit with the bugs.
A parade which viii be the longest one
ever pulled off In Omaha is planned
in which sixty-five or seventy automobiles
Will be in line. The Rourke Military
band viii occupy three automobiles and
will run abreast each other, leading the
PROCESSION. Tie next batch Of cars VIII
carry Mayor Dahlman and the city faith
vrs and the entire bunch of city officials.
The umpires will then follow, and the
next batch OF cars will carry the ball
players. The cartercar company and the
Rambler Auto company have offered ull
the cars in their shops to the Roprke
management for use on the opening day,
and several other auto firms have said
would come across with bunch Of
cars ..s.-s.
O.ck Grotte is now working with VIC
~. tarrish, publicity agoRt. OF the Com
mercial club. TO devise means OF making
the opening hummer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
BOYS INTHE ATHLETIC MEET
Date for Event is Set for Saturday
Afternoon, May II.
MANY a ENTER COMPETITION
Races ana Jamping Is ON the Pro
gram for the Young Athletes
of the Public schools
of Omaha.

Tho annual spring athletic meet for
local grade school boys will be held
Saturday afternoon, May II, at Rourks
park. when Raymond L. earns. sperm
tendent Of athletics. expects to have 90
or more competitors in the various
events.
This meet will be one Of the prominent
local sport events OF the year, both on
account Of the large number OF youns
athletes who will compete and because II
will mark an innovation over other years,
when the boys have held their spring
meets indoors at the ''Y' association
gymnasium and at the Auditorium.
AT least twenty schools are expected
to enter. fifteen boys representing each
school.
Mr.. earns has arranged a new plan
whereby the schools will be divided into
two classes. the first division containing
schools having twelve rooms or more and
the second group those having less thar
twelve rooms. The boys at each school
will be divided into four classes accord
Ing to weight In the following manner.
Class A, io6 pounds or over; class B
20 to lo5; class c. Is 10 20: class ID. al
under IS pounds. Boys OF the fifth
sixth, seventh and eighth grades will b
e. ~'hi' 70 compete.
Each sehco, will hold preliminary con
tts.- 80, .nst week OF May under N,
supervision of Superintendent earns ant
his assistants to pick the fifteen con
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17


Sunday, April 1-Hollys.
Sunday. April li-Townsends.
Sunday, April l-Anctent Order or
United Workmen.
Sunday, April &-Luxus'
The stove leasuers out at Florence
more commonly known as the Florence
A.llissles, WI, SOON nans W 'neis ~,s.eF
e@i'',n's anu s''i ~ u"'''e ~ .He ~,
nv %" van ny ioe 'su So
pa'N toi ,"e e'sulne sea9oh anu 'ies 80 80
NV s . 80. "s ro
90.i,e 40 ,'a 10 $50 " "so -
~ 'nS as !,
Grossman Florcnce Neb or call indie!
pcndent u-l1y7. "a
mi nelson a, tho Proasyaara crour.
annonncss The following una-pn. FpI,er
catcher; Bell. pitcher; Martin. first base.
Williams, second base; Faslck. short
stop; Nelson, third base; Neshlebush.
left field; Dolson. center field. Canklin.
right field Schultz. utility. Call Douglas
siI3 or address Old Man Dolson at 1906
South Twentieth street.
pre-senson Curves,
Thu Alami,o craamsrv eomnanv mi.
forms will arrive ,hIs weak ana ,hs hoys
.,,I \. raaa, % dlya ,n,o ,ha,, ~ soo,,
a. our nrassn, ,nc,smar, wsa,hsr ssi,s
away For vamas with ,hs Alar,,oss
col, ltarrv GO. ever po,s,.. X, -
usrrsv 7oi
-
'''s SCI hi u'Au u 'ne us'h ~
snaise eloWa WI rouse nus eo''s Apr,s
. 900 muse ei,e,h on. 10 srrei parry
si'ers shes win oueA up esain'' 'As
ai'e" ss.sps W = "seee sans oesn
S ea,ns WI .,', e.y GUY Du"'n VI ie''u'
uui'"s ''"A suuees' ~
{. Y. Ayers the handspring Oh ths
sherman Avenues Merchants 70 esperis
any anxious 10 fnss with out-ot-to~n
teams. Address HIM at ies Loenss
street or buzser Webster INA
Several managers have tried TO get
Joedy Gilman to unite himself From the
hoilys, but TO no avail. y
The storz Triumphs wanted Melahy' bf
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
Brother Dave, Has
Snow Seven Feet
Deep to Haul Away

Work will start tomorrow on the
Omaha base ball park, Seven feet OF
solid snow will be removed and the field
put In condition and ready for the re-
turn Of the Rourkes on April r. Seven
teams and fourteen men will be put to
work clearing off the snow and Brother
Dave himself will be oyerseer OF the job.
Groundkeeper CHEESE Gardner reported
yesterday that he had secured enough
men and teams to start work with and
expects to have the field cleared off by
the end Of the week. As soon as the
snow is cleared from the field 1t will be
scraped and rolled and left for tho sun
to work on. The first real ball game
will be played on II the last day of this
month when the Storz Triumph base, ball
team opens up its season at Rourke park.
Dave Rourko yesterday said that six
new shower baths would be installed in
the Rourke's club house and dressing
rooms at the park this year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
Isbell Pays Big
Price for a Suit

Frank Isbell. manager and part owner
OF the Des Moines base ball club, received
a 800 suit Of clothes last week from his
former home at Wichita. The garments
are the most expensive ever purchased
by Frank and were acquired by him As
the result of a wager made in a jesting
mood while negotiations for the sale OF
the wichita team were still pending.
During an argument as to the probs-
bihty Of the purchase of the ball club
by the citizens Of Wichita. tailor pro-
posed that he would make a suit Of
clothes worth so which he would present
TO Isbell in case bis fellow. townsmen
failed to come across with the necessary
purchase price. but should the deal be
closed contrary to the managers ex-
pectations then he was to pay the tailor
500 for the suit
The bargain was made and the tailor
remarked The boys'll buy the team. :
They did and Frank Is now in possession
Of the Beau Brummel regalia-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
Omaha High School
is to Have All-Year
q Round Coach

Since II has been decided to have a
year round" athletic coach ut the
Omaha High school applicants and pos
sible candidates for the position have
been coming thick and fast. There Is no
doubt but that c. L. Reed. the presen.
athletic director and manager, will have
little difficulty in securing q man capa-
BILE OF holding down the jos.
A prominent athlete OF Oberlin college
was considered as the most likely man
for the place until last week, when Mr..
Reed received word that II win be int
possible for him TO leave that school for
another year yet.
Athletic men at Beloit college the Uni
versity OF Chicago and the University OF
Nebraska are now being considered.
Coach stiehm has talked the matter Of
an 'sll year" coach over with AthletiC
Director Reed and has Recommended two
very capable cornhusker men for the
position.
Edward Burdick, former basket bal
and track star at the purple and white
school. has also applied for the place
but IT Is hardly probable that his name
will be considered because OF his lacs
of practical college experience.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
AMATEUR GAMES ANNOUNCED
Triumphs and Townsends, Old
Rivals, Clash in Two Weeks.
A. O. U. W. OPENS WITH sYRUPs
Ladie. VIII De Admitted Free to
All Games Played ut Fort
omaha and Hand VIII
Make Things Lively.

The StorH Triumphs and the Townsends
win mix at Rourke park two weeks from
today. The happy water dudes are Just
pinlng for a chance to get a whaek al
their old rivals and II IS their intention
to bury the gunners without flowers.
Sunday, April II. the Ancient Order of
United workmen team will open the sea-
son with the Farrell syrups as opponents.
The tussle will be pulled off at Farrell
park, formerly the Benson Eagle park.
The Ancient order Of United Workmen
band will be on deck TO furnish the music
for this suspicious occasion, as well as
a lively bunch OF enthusiastic Ancient
Order OF United workmen fans who are
overly anxious 10 see what their pets
look like on the diamond. Since the FAR
rell lineup was reported through these
columns Manager Strong has eorraled a
couple Of more players. who VIII
strengthen his crew considerably: Dyke
and Jesse Kanda, both pitchers, For
games with the molasses kids call Ben
son $50 w, and ask for Strong.
Here are the boys that viii scamper
~ No. Vn ' ,snn eon.nan~. Aa.,ns
ca,oh.,s par,.n ,,,cnor' Kre,gi.r ,,r.,
-. p.,s,a,, s.oars has.. p,rns shar,.
s,on. Nccoy mira hassl wa,chl.r Ia,
ca,s. o., can,ar ,la,S, po,sl.I rivn,
s,ala Their new ,ogyerv arr,vsa ve..
,sraav ma ,ha hovs ara ready. IN iumn
~ ~ than n. soon "a Mr.. snow. starts on
his lonv vacation. The rars are steel
Vray with 4 hlue u,rIne Gray s,ockine,
Win n white atrlpe blue belts lined with
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
SOCCER MAY BE TRIED
AT OMAHA HIGH SCHOOL

Soccer will be introduced at the Omaha
High school next fall and Athletic
Director C. L. Reed expects to organize
the game so that the lads enrolled at the
school who are not sturdy enough for
the gridiron sport can take to kicking and
batting the leather soccer sphere sround
instead.
Since the recent winning OF the state
interscholastic basket ball championship
by the purple and white floor quintet.
Coach steihm Of the University Of Ne
braska has expressed much satisfaction
at the idea Of making athletics count for
more at the local school and Il was
partly through recent conference with
Director Reed that the idea OF soccer for
the Capitol hill lads was formulated.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
Des Moines Players
With the White Sox

Clint Rogge. the former 'Three-I league
star pitcher. who goes to Dies Mcines this
year after being drafted by the Chicago
White sox. il getting his spring training
with Manager CaIlahan's squad at Waco,
Tex. This makes two Des Nones twirl-
ers with the sox. Hanson being the other
one. ROgge has been placed on the third
squad and has played in two exhibition
games. Manson has been placed on the
second squad. Mattiek. centerfielder last
year with Des Moines. is also on the
second squad. while Benz. Des MONIES
hurler last season, is working with the
first squad.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
Holland Cleans Off
Snow from the Park

Twenty players Of the st. Joseph West
etn league win report for spring practice
tomorrow morning at ST. Joseph. Jack
Holland came to the conclusion recently
that his home town was the best place
in the world for his men to train. We
had several working all last week haul
Ing away snow from the park and drags-
ing the ground until he reports them to
be in good shape. Jack has been SUI
perintending the cleaning off Of the park
He lives in ST. Joe and was out at the
park every day.