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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
N NeWs and ~ OteS
of w omen s Clubs

The Cleofan. club will celebrate Dick
ems centennial birthday next WEDNESDAY
dence Of MIR and Mrs Junius +. Wells on
First, avenue An abrasive prosrainm1,e, 1,,
has has been nm, sansd rn';sd II G. sn MS'ney aF pT T
cns t,s in Camp." viii be read. i musical
programme win be given under the di-
One OF the objects OF Inc celebration
is to awaken interest IN The sale of Dick
ems STAMPS for the benefit OF his de-
sCendgnts.
The Pen Hellenic society was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs. A.
j. Gorllam end Mrs. Maxwell. AT the
home Of Mrs. Gorham. il6 Second avenue.
Tn" meeting vas Of a social nature Re-
frcshments we're served
Tho Missionary society OF the lmman-
uel Baptist church met Thursday after
Mrs Robert ]. Burdetlc, jr, gave an
informal talk on Work Of the Baptist
chur,ch.. Amons the Negroes OF t, tho, the
nature and Mrs, Burdette gave an inter
estins account of II. pleasing solo
was SING by Mrs, Ii, Is. Cutler a social
Mrs, NJ. Il. Rogers. who VIII leave soon
for San Diego, Cal. for ncr health, WAS
the guest of honor Refreshments were
served. Mrs. Rogers presented tne women
OF the church with 2. beautiful steel en-
craving Oh sacred theme. The next
meeting OF the society, Thursday, March
Z. will be the annual meeting and the
elections of Officers. Will take place
The Utah Mothers Congress will meet
Saturday afternoon In special session at
the residence OF Mrs. c. +. Allen. a29
First avenue, Or. Jeanette Bowies of
Denver will deliver an address, along
the line of child culture. The meeting
was at first announced for next Monday
afternoon All interested in Or. BoWlcss
subject arc invited TO he present. DIR.
BoWles is a woman physician and is
prominent III club circles. especially in
the work of child culture. She VIII be
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. W l.. Nc
Leod, 70 Laurel avenue, during her stay
in the city. She Is on her way home
from California
The current events and current
literature section of the Ladies' Literary
club will carry out Dickens programme
this afternoon IN its meeting at the club
house. The Rev. 2. A Simpitin will give
"rhc Life of Dickens, as Told by Him
self in David Copperfield,' Mrs. W. NJ,
Drew will give character sketch of
"Dombey and Son" a reading from
PiclSwics papers will be given by Mrs.
6. l.. Richards and Mrs Ledyard NJ,
Bailey Bret TIarte's tribute 10 Dickens
Will be read by Mrs. John Reed. \ col
lection OF pictures OF Dickens charac-
ters will be shown
n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
Poisoner Sentenced

Jones. convicted recently OF attempting
to murder her husband by feeding hin,
poisoned pie. today was sentenced TO
from FIVE 10 ten years !n The Detroit
house or correction
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02
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ID matter FOR Sunday society page
f be In this office by noon Sat
". Club notes. ETC.. should be IN
Friday evening,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02

The College club met Thursday evening
Al the home of Miss Florence Jennings,
50 North Second West street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02

The United Daughters OF the Confed.
cracy will meet tonight Mt the home o
Mrs. Edna Craig. 301 Seventh avenue. \
literary and musical programme will bC
carried out,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02

The Daughters of Utah Pioneers will
meet tns afternoon at . O'Clock at The
Bishops building in Il called business
session.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02

Mrs William Ruttsn entertained 3 few
or her friends at {. small kensington tea
ri her nome on Wednesday afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02

Mr. and Mrs. Girard T. Rosenhlatt are
here from Butte. Mont. for stay of
somc time and are at the Hotel Utah,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gllmcr will shortly
be at home at 1909 Perry avenue,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02

Mrs < i. Alcxan6er, wife OF Dr AL
eyander, Win leave shortly to spend the
next Jew months with friends in Cali
fornia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02

Miss Ells1 Hanson leaves early IN the
months.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02

Ur. and Mrs, Joseph Portugal have
taken tho Samuel Porter home on East
Brigham street Tor the spring months
and will shortly he al home there TO their
iN.ieMlg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02

Mrs Charles ~ Whitley will enter
tain al bridge tea this afternoon for
her guest. Miss Blanche Burke OF Port
land. Or. and Mrs. Albert z. Hager Of
Shanghai
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02

Miss Rolnola King Will entertain this
afternoon st y bridge tea al her home
for Miss La Trice Belcher. February
bride,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02

Mrs. Jennie Markham entertained infor-
maly at cards at her studio Friday even
ing. Five hundred was the game. after
which "A supper WIS served.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02

The Pen Hellenic society was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs. A.
]. Gorlam end Mrs. Maxwell. at the
home of Mrs, Gorham, ii6 Second avenue.
Tn" meeting vas Of q social nature, Re-
frcshmcntS were served.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02

Miss Elvie Arnold will entertain al 8
luncheon today for Miss Marvel Madscn,
a bride Of the month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02

Miss Margaret Walker left AT noon Oh
Wednesday for Denver. where she goes
70 be the guest OF Miss Evelyn Powers.
who will DO remembered as IL guest at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02

Mrs. w T.. Jenson and Mrs. \. r. En-
sign Will entertain at Il small and infor-
NAL tea at the Jenson home on Satur-
DAY afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-02

Nrs. 4. :. Bower and small sor wili
Los Angeles,
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MAY ROBERTS TO
 PLAY SATURDAY.

Saturday night will see Miss Rob erts returned to the boards. The oc- casion vii be the playing of Cosmo Gordon LenneN's famous comedy "Thc Marriage of Kitty" Miss Roberts. who has been compelled to take rest, owing to illness. has been pronounced by Dr. Mustard able to resume her duties and Saturday will see her oli self once more if nothing untoward occurs.
 Than The Marriage of Kitty per haps no brighter comedy exists. and II is particularly adapted to Miss Rob erts ability. There are some who saw this comedy last August. who pro nOunce it the best play produced by Miss Roberts during her stay.
 Victor Gillard says he has booked out on the Northwestern. The oppor tunity of witnessing a good play IS quickly vanishing.
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HERMAN ARRIVES.

The Yukon steamer Herman arriV ed at St. Michael yesterday afternOo: about 4:3O. Judge MuTane. who wa aboard. tclcgraphed of his arrival. Ti'' Victoria had left at II d. m.. about hours before the arrival of the Her man and quite d delay may be Oc- casioned to those who came dpwH stream until another outgoing steam er arrives. IL Is considered nos un- likely that the N. C. Company wd' send the tug Meteor across tu Nome with those who desire tO come here before going outside.
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GROUND IS RICH.

The pay holds out well on Boulder creek. A very old channel has bee1 found which IS much deeper than tht channel on which work has been go ing on this summer and Manager Cochrane finds that where his hydrau lie lift is now is too high. The bed rocks sinks about six or seven feet and the lower level has good coarse gold.
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ted by the powers to continue that the mills cannot remain open more than few days longer. Nearly all the men volunteering come from Scrria
 Bulgaria, Greece and Montenegro, but some are natives of other countries who have been raised with a strong prejudice against Turkey. It Is likely that the United States government will place no impeachment in the way of the volunteers and will not prevent
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PIONEER MEN
 STILL WORKING
HAVE 175 STILL GOING WITHOUT
 A SIGN OF QUITTING.

The Pioneer Aimur Company stir Fl compulsory shut down K yet appar eut som, so m,u have heeu Laid oG. however. in places where their contin- uancc was Inadl isahle. Mir. stevenson saYs the pr, sent season is later than last year although il would have been possible to work until the end of last October after the cold snap whicn came earlier.
 Work on the Golden iull will not e. commenced anyhow until after the freeze up as eet.Ili"ns Will then be much more favorable. The claim will Ind require T whole seasons work.
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WILL OPERATE
 DREDGE SOONER
BY BACKING WATER GROUND
 WILL BE KEPT THAWED.

The seward Dredging Company which operates on No. solomon and others are said to have in contempla tion a scheme by which dredging op- cIttiuns may be commenced in the month of May in future.
 This plan is to build dams below the drcdgcs and to back the water up so that it might have q depth of sev- cr,I fcat above the surface and so keep the ground from freezing during thc winter.
 Victor Julien says the idea Is a goo i one and is quite practicable where the creek is not too steep.
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MONIES CHAMPION FASTER.

Nome has a champion fasting man of its own in the person of C. F.. Lit tleheld. He is now going through one of his periodical stunts. having quit eating three days ago. During last spring he lasted for thirteen days during which time he took nothing but water. He believes the fasting IS the most wholesome of all practices. The feeling of hunger only comes dur ing the first couple of days. on the third day, he says. he could See | steak and not feel like touching 1t.
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WOODROW WILSON ACCEPTS
 CHALLENGES OF ROOSEVELT

just the same l will go further and say again that the kind of control MT. Roosevelt proposes for the trusts is the very kind the trusts want"
 In other parts of his speech he dealt as hard as he did at Pueblo with the progressive party and it's candidate He showed in fine form when on the offensive and used some very telling arguments against Roosevelt. The heat displayed by Mir. Roosevelt mak-
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Special Nugget Service.

ALBANY. pct. N. Theodore Kouse- welt issued statement today calling on Woodrow Wilson to prove his statement that the steel trust is dt the back uf the prugrcssives or tu re- tract it.
 The candidate oi the prprrcssiyes Was almost speechlcss with indigna tion when he read an account of th' speech delivered hy Wilson al Pueblo after his visit with William Jcnnings Bryan. lie spoke of the democrats statement as reckless and unworthy of man aspiring to the presidency of the United States. lie declares one
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WAITING FOR
 COMING YEAR
FEW SHAKING UNDER NEW LAW TO AVOID WORK OF AS
 BASEMENT.

Stalking under the new law is be- ing avoided as much as possible this fall owing to the necessity of doing assessmcnt work in the year on which the ground has been staked.
 Several have stated their intention of waiting until January first to stake ground which they now have in view At that time greater opportunities will be provided than ever before as the old associations that run out
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Before leaving for the great outside have your clothes cleaned and pressed at the NOME TAILORING CO. be- tween Segerstrom & Hagen's and Zehner's jewelry stores.
 We clean and renew furs. press and repair you, clothes. make alterations in both ladies and gentlemen's clothes. first class workmanship. modern methods. prompt service. Come and see us.
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J0hnS0N'S FATHER SAYS
 CALIFORNIA VOTES DEMOCRATIC

-nts accuse the old man of being dis gruutled h-caus, the republicans re fused to nominate him for 'he state legislature at different times.
 He and his son. the progressive can. dldat,. for the vice presidency. have often been at war politically. some times thrs work together but al be rinds thty are totally opposed.
 Nevertheless his statement x being quoted all over the country today as a campaign cry against his son and
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BARON KLEIST
 COMING SOON
RUSSIAN GOVERNOR AT Plov ER BAL DUE HERE ON
 FIFTEENTH.

Baron Kliest. the Russian governor stationed at Plover Bay. Siberia. is due to arrive here october i5 for his winters supplies.
 About 20 tons of these supplies are now waiting for him at SesnOn's dock. He obtains his outfit here every year.
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ALL NEARLY SOLD.

of all the holdings of the Nortr western Commercial Company ut Nome only one warehouse and th' Flambeau-H Hastings ditch building II ? left in their possession. Six of n 1T buildings and two vacant lots were disposed of this summer. The C'E- pany also sold it's Teller propcrC.
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Special Nugget Service.

PARIS. Oct. 9.--A general confia-
 grafton is expected to take place in the Balkans within 24 hours The war now promises to be much greater than it was at first expected to be. With the declaration of war by Montenegro the fourth country has become in-
 volvrd against Turkey. The opinioh here k that Montenegro has been used as a catspaw tu forestall the action of the powers. S<irmishes took place on the Servian frontier yesterday be- tween bodies of the troops of that country and bands of Turks. They
 were indecisive in all cases and no really determined stand up fight has taken place su far. \ few casualties are reported. however. and general
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GENUINE ICE CREAM.

For ice eream made from genuine cream, instead of "ean1sd cream" es milk go to Toby's.
 We mako . speciality Of ies cream. ans are making the sams from gen. uins eow's ersam. To get the best bs sure to, ask foe Tobys.
 TosY'S CANDY KITCHEN.
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ROOSEVELT CALLS ON
 WILSON TO EXTRACT

of two things only Is left to Wilson and that k either to present his proofs or to take back like a man d statement which he will find not to hr true.
 Exposed to so many attacks nowa days Mir. Roosevelt Is constantly al most in a bad humor. Everyone seems to take a shot at hi min turn. Both of the Ic-ular parties seem tu forget each other in their desire to hit the progrcssivrs While Taft and Wilson can meet and chat and never say hard things of each other in their speeches both are continuously iu quarrels Of the bitterest kind with the third par
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HUSTON PAID Sll,000
 TO JARVIS AND PIERCE

paid more than slI0OO in two com
 missions tu Captain Jarvis and W. F.
 Pierce for sales made by them. and that he had taken uu receipt for the money The fact that he took no re ccipts is regarded as being about the most damning bit of evidence yet
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Special Nugget Service.

SACRAMENTO. oct. 9.-What ma statement of the present presidential campaign was uttered here yesterday by Grove l.. Johnson. father of tn" governor of the state and the running mate uf Theodore Roosevelt.
 This statement was. "l shall vote democratic and l believe the majorit , of Californians will do likewise"
 The elder Johnson's political oppOn
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Special Nugget Service.

optCTaT NuJ9eI otTFINc
 BELGRADE. Oct. M The Servian parliament today voted nine million dollars extra for the prosecution oi thu. war against Turkey. The efforts uf the powers to bring about peac' seem not to have had the least effect tn causing discrimination of the preparations for War on the part Oi the combined enemies of Turkey. Tho Sersian people are bent on proceed .
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Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON. Oct. \. AdNices received here today state that cholera has broken out at Yokohama. II is likely that stringent measures will be adopted immediately to prevent the disease from being carried into this country.
 The epidemic Is not believed to be very serious at present and the fullest confidence is entertained that the
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Special Nugget Service.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 9.-WoodrOw Wilson accepted publicly today the challenge of Theodore Roosevelt to prove the statement that the steel trust is at the back of the progressive party in the present election.
 While the trust may not be con tributing cash in manner that would lead to exposure" said the democratic candidate. they are giving support
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MILLIONAIRE CHARGED
 WITH SERIOUS OFFENCE

pany he is the nominal owner of some but he also owns quite a lot personal ly. His arrest has caused a big sem sation in financial circles in which ne is one of the most prominent mem- bers.
 His arrest Is due to an agitation recently inaugurated against such
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SPLENDID ROAD.

Road Commissioner ban Jones re turned yesterday from Solomon after inspecting the work on the new road up that river. Recent arrivals de- scribe the road as one of the best in the Bessie road is also being praised by all who use 1t.
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CONFEDERATION Ik BALKANS
 EXPECTED IN "A HOuRS

engagement may occur at any moment as Turkish troops ar" now marching; on the frontier.
 Some fights have also taken place in which Greeks were opposed to Turks one fairly important light came uif at Daskata but was stopped by both sides at nightfall. The Greeks ap pearcd. 1t is said. to be anxious [, come. tu close quarters with their old enemy. but care was exercised by the officers not to have the first victory bc credited to the enemy.
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STEEL WORKERS QUIT TO
 GO OVER AND FIGHT TURKEY

them from going provided they do not violate the neutrality laws too openly
 Funds will probably hc raised tp pay the expenses of those who have not money enough to mak" the journey "n their own resources.
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Special Nugget ssrsios.

TACOMA. oct. 2. r.. Huston. the ro- defendant with John If. Bullock in the trials now taking place against the two men for combining to over charge the government for coal. ad
 mittcd today on the stand that he had
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YE IDLE HOUR CLUB.

Ye Idle Hour Club. the mess house over the old postotlice. and run by this winter. and will serve. as in the past. the best meals in the city.
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Theodore Roosevelt, and II Is possible that his son might reply and so will be presented the spectacle of a father and son in the first rank at war.
 4. 8. DANCE.
 \. l.. and their friends will dance Friday. october H. al A R. Hall. Get you spring iob printing done now at the Nugget office befors the boats arrive.
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Special Nugget Service.

GARY, oct. 9.-The war in the Bal
 kans may have the result of closing the steel mills here. Fifteen hundred men failed to report for work this morning. They are now preparing to return to Europe to fight against Tur- key. Twenty seven hundred men working in the mills have already vol unteered to enter the war and it is evident that if hOstilities are permit
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COMING WITH POKE.

q. r. Ramsey is due to arrive in four or five days with a considerable amount of gold sluiced from his prop erty on Shovel creek.
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SEND YOUR LAUNDRY

To the Peoples Laundry whore you will receive good work executed by none but white employees. who receive the standard vaSss.
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Special Nugget Service

CHICAGO. oct. S.-Millionaire liar rison E. Riley. president of the Chi cago Title and Trust Company, has been arrested and arraigned on the charge of renting houses for immoral purposes. He is the owner of very large amount of house property in the city. As president of the trust com
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The Turkish people ar. u"~ simply wrought up to d high pitch of httrc of the JJ.d countries and arc ready to urht to the end
 Trors are constantly on Che mJr h and are rrceiEiuG enthusiastic send offs
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ALASKA ARRIVES.

night from St. Michael and way points and will leave today for Kotzebue with a full load.
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CONSTANTINOPI.E. cot. 9. Scv- eraI skirmishes have been reported as having taken place on the Servian frontier, but the results are declared not to have been decisive.
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HTS A HOT ONE"

Mir. Pcrminto would see you all at the Royal Fruit Store. Will read your palm.
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Dinner served from p. m. to 8 p. m every day at the Woman's Exchange.
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COUNTRIES FORMALLY DECLARE WAR
SERV|A VOTES MILLIONS
 FOR WAR AGAINST TURKEY

ing with the war and have fully sanctioned the raising uf The Hddi ji"uuI money by parliament. ilthoIsn th. tax will fall heavily uu th.lussi. cs.
 The streets of tbis pr.tis capital are It present given over t9 th- marching of thranes of people who ,lamur for war in spite uf th. threat ,ned intervention of the powers
 CoNTANTINOPLE. oct. s=The N.pf.r.,rit, ,uiufs.ar ,sL.d far his
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CHOLERA BREAKS OUT
 OVER IN YOKOHAMA

skillful Japanese medical men and sanitary authorities will be able tu cope successfully with 1t.
 In the meantime. however. trade with the big port will be seriously interrupted and much inconvenience will be experienced by passengers from the orient to the Pacinc coast.
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Turkey and that they have auu ''' l tu the world tbtt state of VI now rNt-ts b,tvseu th.m ldn thr ottoman empire.
 U Is now certai that tbr Balkan states wil refus# t" rre"s'iy" che rieht of the powers tu int,lfcf- in Inc war. Should tbe powers stiII interfere it is evident that ! very s.r.ols con ditiuu of affairs must' result as l dif- ference of opinion Imutrs; the dIfer .ut uow,rs mieht ,tsnv come and render th, sIuai, dtus"raes to the peace of the who'll. cnntucr..
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produced against Huston.
 The ease for the defense has clOsei and the opinion still ls that the de- feudant Bullock did nothing except in an open manner.
 Nome Nugget S2.oo DOT month.
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Reliance 1912 pack ef bsrriss st Frssdias . Dseosn.
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Short orders at all hours and din ner served from I to g at the Wo- mans Exehanae.
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ing the challenge was returned with interest.
 CALL FOR YOUR CLOTHES.
 Any one having clothes at John Feyrer's place please call for them as
 am going outside. Store for rent Inquire within.
 Fresh 1912 S. 6 w. Strawberries and Raspberries at Breeding & Borgen.
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WASHINGTON. oct . Ad,ic s received here today are te the effect that Greece has recalled it's mIniste' tn Coustantiuuplc and su hrough; about a severance of diplomatic rela tions. This means that the two coun- tries are now in state of war.
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passports today Immediately follow ing th, declaration of var uy his gov "rumenf against Tarkey The two .n.r,r"s ar. now. therefore. tn an t.I8iI stat. uf war >a cessation of The agarfs of the EIlfH states to fr,rhtsH this country Is evident not WItbsttuiius the action .f the bow eTs
 Short orders served all day at Wo. mans Exchange
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Ira tells his Chinese stories in the Marriage of Kitty.
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The Marriage of Kitty is a great comedy.
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LONDON. pct. 9A dispatch from Paris tells that Bulgaria and S,r.ra have both severed their rclati ,ns S.th