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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-02
SHERMAN LAW DEVELOPING

on Saturday last there Is a-d rom She federal court in st Loe.s three subpoenas that may reyolut.guize tho system. Of calling strikes within the roundarles et th. United States. in she future. to tL. extent mat sa long A the Sherman Ict .- .E rlA ;"rc, and effect th-r. ...4 be ia"r- 4tten- ton paid e. fa- calling ei strike, on sn. par; ot the offer of anion, .her. sn- same @ia aaref eammerc,
 IL. subpo.nas ~-g. s-sgeo under tne sherman act. d la~ passed. for .,hat the laymau believed. to rrgula e mergers, trusts or aHy combination of e4pital employed in restraint of trade. The instruments citing the three heads Ol the American Railway Car mems Union tp appear and answer certain charge ii.led against them. wherein they wer" believed to be guilty of breaking the Sherman act received the approval of the chief justice ol the supreme court of the Cnited States.
 From the very fact that the men are cited to appear We are forced to believe that the sherman act Is more extensive in scope than many at first believed. We doubt II the framers of Inc measure ever believed Il would be construed tO hold against labOr organ izatIon. if SO. they have kept the mat Ter very quiet. especially for con sressmen. who are always willing 10 let the cat out of the bag" after they have won their point.
 Now that the Sherman act has been pronounced applicable to organized labor. and it has developed 10 the stage where il is just as affective against labor as mergers. we can look For additional trouble. and laws for the repeal Of the same.
 one thing is certain organized labor and organized capital so hand in hand and a law passed Tor the reg Ylation of the one Is liable to be con strued 10 be applicable To the other. The Sherman act Is developing Into an extensive measure. and from lts extensive scope it may prove tO be Just what the country Is in great need of for the regulation Of both the mer- gers and organized labor
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-02

With General Reyes in prison the instruction in Mexico can be called over. for without the head the poor deluded followers will soon fade away and return to more profitable and less dangerous pursuits.
 President Madaro Is proving to be Q man who can handle the affairs dCvr in that hot he'd of insurection. and should he he allowed to serve for any length of time. We will expect to witness great changes in that repuh- tie From now on education Of the masses should forge ahead by leaps and bounds. and the lower class ee taught at least. tn read. write and compute figures as far as the rule of Il rec. which Is an unknown quantity with the majority In the republic at ths present time
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-02

Alaska Is Tn Alaska said the gov ernor We don't want to make the Alaska natives like white people. We want to make them better natives. In their natural environments the Alaska natives are the most truthful. the most kindly. the most hospitahlc and perhaps the hardicSt and hravc~t race uf people iu th, world Educa ton in the ways of the white nan in variahly carrupts them.
 When they return to the north af- ter living with white people in the states. they feel superior to their families and their tribes swagg-r around. become inSulent and indolcnt and their morals are unspeakable. The native will learn the white mans vices much more readily than the white mans virtues.
 Father Duncan. the apostle "f Mctlakahtla. who has done more practical good for the natives of AL aska than any other man. joins mo in this opinion. Native boys are brought to the United States from the barren regions where there k no wood and are taught carpentcrinE ar blacksmithing. or telegraphy. or some thing equally as foolish. that will never he of any use to them in their native homes When they return they become the smart Aces of their tribe This misguided philanthropy is deep ly to be regretted. The natives should he given the training that will enable them to better their physical condi- tions. There Is an abundance of az ricultural soil In Alaska which they should be taught to cultivate"
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-02
4 LIVELY TIME.

Aksala carnival has come and gone and the full meaning of the name was brought out on Saturday evening. one and all gave themselves up tO fun and frollc. entering into the spirit of the moment with d dash and vim. that was catching. The animated atmosphere in the hall below appear ed 10 have contagious effect upon -he spectators in the gallery. for one by one they would saunter down |" join the merry throng.
 It was a lively time rom start |" nntsh and all enjoyed themselves. Keeping ID the spirit of Aksala until tho ye. small hours In the morning when nature commenced To exert her right and cry for res then and not tnl then did the strains of the Home Sweet Home syalrz come doatine OCT the hall
 The crowd conducted itself in a manner that reAects great credit to ,he p,op-i .n Nome for r was a gala affair wher. every restraint was taken on and each individual responsible for their oWn acts.
 Now that Aksala is over until next New Year. we can commence 10 turn our thought ,e the All-Alaska Sweep stakcs race and other great events To take place in the near future. and should they prove near as lively as the carnival Just over W" will have no cause for complaint.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-02

10 date republic There is no reason in the world why that empire cannot hc elevated and be made up to date The men back of the movement have all been educated either in the United stats or England Those who have experienced the free and easy govern m"nt enjoyed hy tho people of Amer ica will want liberal form of gov ernmcnt similar to ours. while those educated in England will bc satisfied with more restricted form.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-02

If yeu see 1t in the Nugget it is so.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-02
E1pE RIM ENTS.

These be times Of fads and wrinkles these be hot and restless days. any thing that's new attracts us from the old. time honored ways. And the customs of our fathers we. the chill dren. have outgrown: and the wls- dom of the sages seems to us fu- tile moan We must introduce new fashions in the way Of government: We must claw the constitution till h isn't worth a cent. and some day we'll view the errors we are making with a .igh-fOr IL isn't safe to monkey when the goose is hanging high. Here's a country fat and sassy. where the toll CT gets reward. where all men are free and equal and there's neither serf nor lord: t has grown to might and glory meath the system of our dads. but these latter day reformers, with an as their slogan. say the ancient forms shall dle-and it's never safe 10 mon key when the goose Is hanging high Oh, the people would he happy if they were but left alone. If the wild eyed cranks would never teach them how 10 wall and groan. They would do their work and prosper. putting money in the banks. If they only weren't film- fiammed by experimental cranks. who would tinker with the law books as she-tailors do with gowns. making hobble constitutions. harem laws and hand me downs If reformers were abolished we might have cioudless sky. but theyll always raise old liar ry when the goose Is hanging high Walt Mason.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-02
VIEWS OF GOV. CLARK ON ThE
 ESKIMO.

Education of the Indians oi Alas ko in the way of the white man is one of the most cruel and barbar- ous practices imaginable" This Is what Governor Walter F.. Clark of Alaska. thinks about the efforts of missionaries who have brought an Indian from the Pribliom island to Tacoma 10 educate him.
 The place to educate the native of
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-02
OR. ]. x. MUSTARD.

office hours c. and tn g. rhons Main ss.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-02
DR. Q. s. kEUMAN.

office hours 10 and to g Phone Black 32
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-02
PROFESSIONAL CARDS PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

Uniee hours to ( and to s Phone Main 2s
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-02
DR. J. N. SLOAN.

onice hours: to and : to s: 70 p m. Phone. office. Main i5: resi- dence Black 45.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-02

Reports from Squirrel river coun- try state that the lost pay streak has been found w. trust it will be sey- .ral years before they lose f again for they are many thousand dollars behind in that camp and it will re- duirc an extensive pay streak to allow them to play even.
 The miners up there believe ther, Is 6 paying run of the yellow meta and those who have the faith. or courage to hang on are entitled to reward
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-02

For . nice warm bath ir the largest bath rooms iu the city try the City Bath House. Everything first class and up Co date
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-02

u will pay you to make call and see the bargins In bottled goods for one week only. Seward Ccm'i Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-01-02

The Darling Allan dog racing tean. has the carmarks of AL Alas ks Sw.eP~iak- winners this season. bui there afe several other teams showing up strong. and We can look forward ta great race next ApTil
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-06-01
West Side New 5
From tho Iron Rlver-stambaugh ReportcE
MINING NEWS.

After much hardship and trouble the
new shaft at the Bengal mine, operated
10y the Verona Mining Go. on the
southeast quarter of section 3G, 43--35,
has been sunk to a depth OF 40 feet
and is now bottomed in rock. This
shaft was started last summer, but on
account of the quicksand ii was very
slow work and at times it was thought
that it would be- useless TO continue
further operations. The credit for the
final success Of the undertaking belongs
to VIM. Harris Of Gwinn. who was
employed TO take charge of the work.
On his arrival it was planned TO give
up the attempt TO sink a shaft at the
present point, but Mr. Harris desired
20 90 on with the work and ne was al
lowed to do so, with the result that
further operations will progress more
rapidly and satisfactorily. Two men
before Capt, Harris gave up the under
taking as hopeless proposition, but
Mr.. Harris's persistency made things
work out successfully.
The Spring Valley Iron company ex-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-06-01

poets to be hosting ore from No. 2
shaft at the Zimmerman mine by June
LIST. Tracks have been constructed in
the shalt and drifting and getting out
the rock has been going on for some
time, but June LIST will mark the first
hosting of ore from this shaft. The
shaft is 240 feet deep. The plant Of
machinery tor the hosting Of ore from
this shaft was received and installed
during the winter About 400 tons OF
ore per day are being shipped from No.
shaft and stockpile. The shortage OF
cars however is interfering seriously
with the work of shipping. Founda-
tions for ten new houses have been laid
on the location and others will be built
as rapidly AS possible, as il is the in.
tention to mouse all the employees on the
location.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-06-01
SHORT NOTEs

Hon Fred II. Abbott, Judge Of pro-
bate, was visitor in town last Satur-
day. Judge Abbott IS candidate for
denomination and while here WA look
ing after his fences. which he found in
very bad condition, as this side OF the
county has three candidates for the
same office The contest therefore
promises to be quite an interesting one.
Deputy Game Warden O'Connell. who
was in town during the week says he
never saw as many partridRes in the
woods as there is at the present time.
The stories that the heavy frosts of the
past winter had killed them was all
bosh. With favorable weather condi-
tions during the summer.Mr O'Connell
predicts that there will be more part
ridge than ever when the hunting sea
son opens in the fall
Robt. II. Wilson of Crystal Falls was
visitor here last Sunday. Bob is a
candidate for the Office of sheriff on
the Republican ticket and came over to
see how the candidates on this side OF
the county were running. He stated
to a reporter for this paper that he
found them pretty much alive, bat that
he wasn't worried any-in fact he said
there was nothing TO the contest, as he
expected to be the next sheriff OF this
growing and prosperous county.
While playing ball at the Baltic last
Sunday afternoon Pete Kilgren had
the misfortune to break his leg. He
was at once removed to Stambaugh
hospital. where he is resting easily at
this writing.
I. McGrath 81 Son, who have the
contract 20 build the Iron River
Beechwood county road, are already on
the ground and expect TO begin opera
tions OF the road in few days.
Herman Buenger and Tony Kraus of
Crystal Falls were visitors in town
yesterday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-06-01
uhllarsn,s Ruska

Make n soft sponge OF one pint OF
warm milk, half yeast cake dissolved
In lukewarm water and sIfted -four.
Let Il rise overnight In the morning
add one-half cnpful OF melted butter,
one cupful OF sugar one egg ana a
little salt Flavor with cinnamon. slit
IN -four enough to make frm dough.
mold into rolls, place in pans, let rise
again and bake Ia a quick oven
These are improved by the addition
OF few currants or raislns. When
done dampen the tops slightly and
slft on some powdered sugar.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-06-01
AFTER GRIP
Look Out for Trouble

Look Out for Trouble
The after-effects OF the Grip are apt
10 be serious, but a normal healthy
condition may be restored In a sur
prlsingly short time by Vinol.
WATERFOWL, wis.-"After n severe
attack OF the Grip my system was In
n very weakened. nervous and run.
down condition. I began taking Vinol
with tho very best results, and In a
short time / began TO feel like an en-.
tlrely different person. and I am better
and stronger than have been for
years" Adelaide Gamm. eve guaran-
tee this testimonial 10 be genuine)
We have never sold In our store
such n valuable strength creator and
health restorer for the convalescent.
the weak and rundown, as Vinol, and
we ask people in this vicinity TO try
bottle OF vlnol. with the under
standing that their money will be re-
turned n II does not do all we claim
for Il.
REzINs' DRUG STORE
Crystal Falls, Michigan
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-06-01

VIOLATED SPEED ORDINANCE.
Iron River has ordinances but they
are not respected TO any alarming ex.
tent -even the village itself violates
them. But whether they are respected
or not our worthy friend and fellow
citizen, DR. T.. M. Libby, will here
after have a wholesome respect for the
ordinances of the city of Iron Noun
tain. Last Sunday he was AN Iron
Mountain visitor and was caught
speeding his touring car at a rather
lively clip. and just outside the city
was overtaken by the chief of police in
a 1907 Ford and warned against repeat.
ing the offense
On arriving home however he WAS
notified that. owing to the objection
raised by many Of the people in that
almost deserted village, IL had been
found necessary 60 assess fine Of SIS.
which amount he wss cordially invited
10 remit This faction Of the officials
has since raised howl among another
class Of citizens and I'VE are Informed
that there is now in progress-a regular
Taft and Roosevelt discussion and the
Lord only knows where IL will end
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-06-01
OPERA HOUSE sQrAnBLE.

OPERA HOUSE SQUABBLE.
Joseph Sullivan. who came here from
Menominee several weeks ago and se-
cured lease to Smiths opera house
for term of years is having some
trouble TO get possession Ed. Brazell,
who also claims to have lease, refuses
TO surrender possession to the house.
Mr. Brazell instituted injunotional
proceedings before Judge Flanagan
last week, 10 restrain Mr.. Sullivan
from taking possession. Judge Flanni
gan however refused to issue the in.
junction. Mr.. Sullivan, whose lease
begins on the 2Gth inst, demanded
possession of Mr.. Smith, who is in
Wisconsin somewhere operating his
merry go-round. He received today a
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-06-01
FORMER sCHoOLMATEs ARE -
MARRIED

Announcements have been received
OF the marriage AT Portland. Ore. Of
Miss Esther McCourt daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Robert MoCourt. formerly
of Escanaba. to Frank Burke. also for
merly OF that city Miss McCourt
went to Portland with her parents a
couple OF years ago and last fall Mr..
Burke, who for several years was EN-
ployed ms a motorman for the Escanaba
Traction company, left for the West to
locate permanently The wedding was
the elimination OF high school ro-
nance started in Escanaba when both
the bride and groom were students.
The bride is quite we'll known here.
as she spent "A summer here several
years ago with her parents. Mr.. Nc
Court was formerly conductor on the
Iron Riyer-Amasa passenger run.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-06-01

: About 5000 tons OF ore are being
shipped daily from the Caspian mine
Shipping from the stockpile has been
in progress for four or five weeks, ana
ii is yielding approximately 9. 600 tons
per day. The balance of the output
1900 tons. is being hoisted from Under
ground. The Caspian is one Of the lar
gest mines in the county and will this
year send forward an output much
greater than in former years A larger
number of men will also be employed
during the year,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-06-01
Kitchen Notes.

II new cake tins are put on top OF
the stove until they have a blush col,
or, but not until they become burned
cake VIII not stick to them during the
baking, as Il usually does 70 new tins
IL You would securely seal an en-
velope use a little white of egg. An
envelope fastened thus cannot be open
cd without tearing, even IL IT Is steam
ed.
In washing china take care that soda
water Is never used with a pattern on
which gilt appears
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-06-01

power Of attorney from MI. smith.to
take possession of the hall. This Mr.
Sullivan says is not sufficient. as ne
desires that Mr.. smith come here and
put him in possession.
: Mr.. Brazell elsewhere In this paper
publishes notice stating that he "can
and.will retain possession Of Smith $
oprea house during the year and will
continue TO present high class plays.
moving pictures and vaudeville.
The question Of who is entitled to
possession will probably be decided in
the courts.
Mr.. Sullivan states that unless Mr..
Smith gives him possession by May
10th he will open May 30th in a tent,
as be is under contract to use a vaude.
Vile team on that date.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-06-01
A Proclamation by the Governor

The Grand Army of the Dead con.
tinues TO grow. The Grand Army OF
the Living is in the aftermath. The
evening shadows of life are falling n
bout them They are as brave in con
fronting the great enemy OF mankind
that has never been vanquished as they
were on the battlehelds that saved the
nation Love, reverence and patriotism
demand that we obey our more than
willing hearts and consecrate TO their
memory May 30, when flowers by land
and sea will be the testimonials of the
grateful people.
THEREFORE,, /, Chase S. Osborn,
Governor of the Commonwealth OF
Michigan do issue this proclamation
and earnestly urge the Observance Of
Thursday, May 30 1912 as Decoration
and Memorial Day
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal of the State, this fourteenth day
OF May. in the year of Our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and twelve, and
of the Commonwealth the seventy
sixth
Chase s. Osborn.
Governor
by the Governor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-06-01

Or. Libby however will hereafter apply
be brakes when iourneying through
that town, for fear he might again be
the means of arousing the people of
that burg from their usual RIP Van
WinKle sleep,
How Is it, DoctorY
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-06-01
by the Governor:
Frederick g. Martindale,
Secretary Of State.

When your child has whooping cough
be careful 10 keep the cough loose and
expectuoratipn easy by giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy as may be re-
quirei This remedy will also liquiiy
the tough mucus and make il easier
10 expectorate II has been used suc-
cessfully in many epidemics and is safe
and sure. For sale by Sam Bridges
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-09
DRUNK ON S. 5.
: MAUI, LICENSE
IS SUSPENDED


Sounding a warning to local steam
boat men. that If found under the i'm
fluence' of liquor while on duty they
will be severely dealt with, the board
Of u S. steamboat inspectors has sus-
pended for sixty days the license of
Assistant 'Engineer Henry H. Venker
ofSthe steamer Maui. -, - :.
While making a reinspection of the
Maui a week ago yesterday, the in
spectors, Captain Howe and Mr.. Hee-
ney, found Venker, in charge of the
engineroom and. under the influence
of liquor to such an extent as to unfit
him for duty. The case has been IN
der ;advisement5 and today the inspec.
tors announced their decision, at the
same, time indicating, that they viii
deal severely with all offenders of the
u S. statntesyjiA thishrespect.nl ~
. The actieEa>of the inspectors is I'M
der Rule 5, Section If, general rules
and regulations of the board, and ,uI-
der Section 4405 of the Revised Stat
utes. The authority, is given as fol,
lows. ..csrs T. =. -,
1.-THE fact of licensed officer being
under the Influence of liquor in the
presence, of the inspector or nspee-
tors to such an extent as to unfit him
for duty while on board a vessel shall
be sufficient cause for suspension or
revocation Of license" = p.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-09
ALLEGED SLAYERS OF BABE
MAY BE GRANTED BAIL

shun kim SUIT, the Chinaman &C.
cused Of numbering his infant child.
will not be released Immediately on
bail bond After hearing the oral
argument Of Attorney Lorrin An
drews, counsel for the defendant, Cir
cult Judge Whitney yesterday de-
cided that written afffdavits must be
submitted before he could release
the prisoner. who Is accused OF muir.
der In the first degree.
II Is possibles on proper shoWfng.
that the mother, also held on q charge
Of murder IN the first degree. may
be released on bail. but for the nres.
ent both have been ordered commit
ted without bail.
Chun Kim SUIT and Chm Wong Chez
were arraigned this morning. their
pleas being reserved until Thursday
morning, August Is. John r. Bates
and Howard c. Duke, the soldiers
indicted by the grand Jury on 4
charge of burglary In the first de
gree, also were arraigned, with pleas
reserved until next Thursday.