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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-09
Every Housewife Should Have
. Copy

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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-09
LIKE. ELIJAH
Relieves People Will Pass to Next
World without Desth.

Des Moines, Iowa, Feb. Slider
Charles Thompson Of Nevada, Iowa,
president of the Northern Union con.
ference Of Seventh Day Adventists. in
an address to the delegates Of the Iowa
conference here today declared that
he is looking forward to the time when
people shall be taken up bodily from
heaven without experiments death,
This event, he believes to be but a
few years in the future. He stated
that he will never die Of old age, be.
lieving that Christ will, return to earth
before he 10 an old man.
The membership of the churches Of
Iowa. Minnesota. North and South
Dakota and Nebraska are represented
at the meeting.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-09
FIGHTING FOR
A ON II
MERIDIAN ROAD

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Neche and Pembina people are
, engaged in a hot wal over the
route Of the Meridian road
through Pembina county. and this
fight took on new proportions this
week when a Neche delegation
waited on Premier Robin at Win
, nipeg in an effort to have the
through Manitoba. Pembina peo-
pie are making their fight for the
, use Of the old Pembina trail.
In consequence of this fight
there will be a big attendance in
Grand Forks next week from
Pembina county at the Meridian
road conference. set for February
~.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-09
QUICKER WORK
Land Casea Must b Cleared
Up Within Year.

Washington, Feb. $40 meet COM
plants OF western members Of con.
we're delayed. Secretary Fisher today
issued a. order TO all the chiefs of
.eld divisions Of the general land Of
hce. requiring that hereafter all pro.
tested cases which are pending for
field investigation shall be reported
upon within . year from the date OF
protest. Il Q case be not 80 reported
the field chief must submit to COM
missioner bennett of the general land
ONCE an adequate explanation.
that new laws have added to the bur.
den Of investigating claims and closer
scrutiny to SOC. that no mineral lands
are le0t to the Unitsd Etates are
among causes given Tor delays.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-09
HAVE NO CLUES.

New York, Feb. S.-Unlass the DO
lice are able to unearth more prom.
Using clues than those they have thus
far been following the mystery involv.
ed In the killing Of Mrs: Helen Tay-
'lor by the explosion of an Internal
machine last Saturday seems likely 10
90 down in the annals Of New York
criminal history ursolved.
After Ave days investigation the po-
lice tonight admitted that they had
no idea Of the identity Of the person
who sent the death package to Mrs.
Taylor nor could they ascribe a me.
tive for the crime.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-09
OVER son.

Ell Paso. Tex, Feb. S.-Customs Col.
lector A. l. Sharpe received advices
from the treasury department TO-DAY
that a command Of Mexican federal
troops would pass through the United
States from Eagle Pass to Ell Paso to
re-Garrison Juarex. They are expect.
Cd tomorrow. A number of Maderista
SOLDIER came from chihuahua to
Juaees last night.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-09
BOARD FEARS MORE EXPENSE
Commissioners Will Talk Things Over
ut State Gathering in Fargo
This Week.

The Grand Forks county commits
sioners will go to Fargo Monday night
to attend the convention of county
commissioners Of North Dakota,
which convenes in that city Tuesday
morning and continues three days.
At this meeting Of commissioners
from about the state. the new Law
come up for discussion.
The county commissioners are anx-
tous to know whether the county pays
mary.
The legislature probably intended
no additional expense to the county
by fixing the date for the primaries
on the same day as that Of the city
and township elections.
However. the commissioners fear
that the county may have to stand
the entire expense Of the elections
and, In the verQacular OF the street.
they want to know whore they get
of at" 80 "
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-09

Crevier said this morning that he may.
possibly go to Duluth to accept a posi-
ton behind the desk at the Spauldine.
one Of the best known obstetrics in the
northwest.
Dee Reade. q brother of Manager
Art Reade Of the. Dacotah, will sue
coed Mr.. Crevier In this city. Mr..
Reade Is expected to go on duty Sat-
urday.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-09
TOO LATE no CLASSIFY.

WAINWRIGHT with same business
ability for permanent nOsition.. Good
s.!ar .yto. right party. Cali n. W.
lo13. ..N T..
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-09
JAMES O|NN|E GUEST HONOR
Fine Cane Presented to Popular X
p. by Brother Iodgemen-
Brandt Dropped In.

r: by Br0ther IOdEemcn-
Blue points on the half shell and
real "bullyon' played a prominent
part in the good time Of the knights
Of Pythias Thursday night.
\ celebration was in honor of the
birthday of James Dinnie. a prominent
brother. and as a token Of the high
regard in which he is held BY lie
lodsemen a beautiful gold headed
cane was presented him.
Attorney George Bangs made he
presentation speech. John Brandt.
ex-mayor Of East Grand Forks, was
among the old time members. present.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-02-09
LAY GO TO DULUTH.

Fred Crcsier Will Probably. Take Posi-.
; ton ct Spauldink.
Fred Crevter. who recently resigned
his position as clerk at the. Hotel pa-
cotah. has returned from Duluth. Mr..
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09
UNCLE SAM IS HELPING mADER0
TAFT HEAoUARTERRs
 OPENED WASHINGTON
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Special Nugget SerVoe.
 WASHINGTON Feb This morn ing Representative Mckinley of Hli- uois. opened Taft headquarters in the city. and from now on will have charge of the presidents fortunes in the dis trict or Columbia until the holding of the national convention at Chicago on June 1S
 Thai Taft will secure The uomina rou is now admitted in many circles and friends of Roosevelt are getting cold feet" for their candidate is not showing mp quite as strong a~ they expected
 Teddy will not allow his name to br placed in nomination. but should his friends take the bull by the horns and do II. why il k n,eir funeral, not hts for he has given them timely warning he will not run
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09
MINERS WERE
 ALL RESCUED
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 AMADOR CITY. Cal. Feb. f"~- tcrday afternoon the Sixty-flve miners who were caught in a cave-in al the Bunker Hill mine were rescued and brought to the surface. none the worse for their experience.
 The miners reported that the 'r'~h air pumped to them was their ~alva- ton. and they all took heart when it was discovered that the air supply pipes were not pat ont of c"mmi ssi"n by the cave-in
 Not miner was injured m any manner ar form which k miraculous considering the number of men work 2 ing in the mine. The rescue party working in shifts of two hour> each soon made an opening large enough to allow he imprisoned miners to make their escape
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09
HOME RULE AFTER
 TRANSPORTATION
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opSNidi ''h9Bch
 WASHINGTON Feb President Taft m taking up the question of home rule for Alaska stated that the people will be well qualified and ready for the same after the question of transportation has hen solved
 The most vital question iuSt at present k to provide means for get ting about in that wide cXpanse of territory Were home rule in force up there today the cost of transportation of the various members to common place of meeting would impose too great a tax upon the citizens or tax payers The journey from remote places with the present mode of travel would cost several hundred dollars each way. not counting the time lost in travel that will have to be taxed against the people Give them trans portation so they can go and return in something like reasonable time from the capital and not have 10 lose the best part of their seasons work. then can the question of home rule be taken up and graned to the people of Alaska
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09
ENGLAND ESTABLISHING NAVAL BASE
 TANNING ISLANDS
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Special Nugget Service.
 VICTORIA E c. Feb 9.-Fathcr Emmanuel Roughier who arrived last evening on the Princess of China from the Orient reports the sale of the Tanning and Washington islands [" a Canadian syndicate
 Father Emmanuel further reports that Great Britain K now establishing naval base upon the islands. That if reports to the contrary have been sent out they are untrue. for the sta ton is not only selected hut actual work of installing the same k under way and has been for some time past. That British tramp steamers are haul ing the material necessary for estab- fishing naval base on the islands. and the men are there working for the British government under contract
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09
SOMETHING BREWING BETWEEN GERMANY
 AND ENGLAND
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Special Nugget Service.
 LONDON. Feb 9-I.ord Richard Burdon Haldane minister of war left suddenly for Berlin last evening after an extended audience with King George
 The sudden departure of the sccre- tary of war after the audience with his majesty has given rise to many theories and rumors as to the sudden departure of Lord Haldane for the continent.
 The London News reports il Is in connection with the war in China, while other papers state it has some. thing to do with conditions in Africa that arose during the time King George and Queen Mary were touring that country on their recent corona . tion trip.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09
SEATTLE MAN
 SHOT IN BUTTE
.lu. net snee.aI serx.e.

"iueget Spee'ai Servic.
 BUTTE. Mont Feb Q Jamr> cal lagher. of Seattle. was shot tour time this morning by bandits and F not expected 10 live
 Gallagher was returning |" hi- hotel after being out rather late at tending a party where a number of friends had been spending the even nc at cards Hc had considerable money upon his person. and was ac costed by several masked men whl.- on his way to the hotel who ordered jim tn throw up his hands. Instead he showed light and they turned loo. upon him firing four shots that took effect Gallagher is believed to h" faally wounded. and d posse k now searching for the bandits who did the shooting
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. Feb . s-Chairman John l. Wilson of he Pacific coast delegation addressed the territorial committee this morning on other needs of Alaska Chairman Wilson stated that congress during the present ses- sion should promulgate laws for the proper aids of navigation along the sea coast. where disasters occur quite frequently. where more lives are in danger during an equal period. than in any other part Of the United States reforms. and l respectfully call your attention to the conservation of the salmon. one of the principal resources of Alaska This industry should be protected and so regulated by congress that 1t will not be killed off sthrough abuse. much the same as the seal in wholesale butchering and slaughter ing of those valuable animals.
 TO the people of the North you should grant cheaper cable rates. this would increase the business and place the use of this modern institution within the reach of the many, whereas it can now only be used by a few
 Coal for the Pacific fleet should be mined from the rich deposits in Alaska. and do away with burning foreign coal under the boilers of our
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09
WILSON URGING MORE
 NEEDS FOR ALASKA
battleships

battleships.
 Then the leasing system af the coal lands in Alaska does not meet with the popular approval of the eiti- zens Upon this matter the Pacific coast delegation has secured express sion from all the people in the North. and it appears that the majority are against leasing the coal lands, also such a vigorous protest has been made by republicans. democrats and others that I wish to oppose this method of working the coal deposits in the North not that the same Is my per sonal view. but the wish. yes. de- mand of the Alaskans We are here 10 represent
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09
Special Nugget Service.

BELFAST. Ireland. Feb Wis ton Spencer Churchill. home s,cre- tary in the Asquith ministry. now the ruling power in the British govern ment. is making tour of Ireland and delivering a series of lectures on what he believes the sons of the old sod should have in the way "f home rule
 In the address delivered at tu~ place yesterday Home Secretary Churchill informed hi audieuc" that he was in favor of home rule bill that would grant tp Ireland rcliei"n> freedom d parliament and control of
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09
WOULD HAVE LAND
LAWS MODIFIED
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WASHINGTON. Feb. A.-Secrrtary Fisher of he interior department in testifying. or furnishing the public lands committee Of the house of rep resentatives with information in con nection with his department urged the modification of the land laws. es- pecially those affecting the taking up the time for proving up should be re- duced to a term of three years. instead of compelling the people to wait five years. the present custom now enforc- ed by law
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09
Special Nugget Service.

cp0Stoi Nu00et Oofstoo.
 WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-This morn ing the government granted permis sion to Mexico to move her troops through the United States. in order to reach certain points in their own country that cannot be gotten at ow- ing to the rebels having severed rail- road communications.
 Yesterday the president "f Mexico petitioned the United States govern nent for the right to transport troops across American territory in order to get at certain rebels who have de stroyed tine railroads for miles and ut off communications.
 The matter was taken up with the administration and leading officials in both the senate and house Of repre- sentatives. and the government off eials came to the conclusion there was nothing illegal in the matter. or m constitutional so granted permission.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09
CLARENCE Q. hillmAN
 MUST DO TIME
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Special Nugget Serv ss.
 SAN FRANCISCO Feb - Monday afternoon when the circuit court If appeals handed in its batch of op!r ions there was one that denied new trial to Clarence D Hillman. of Seat tie the millionaire who has made q fortune in real estate. This means he will have to serve his term on No Neil's Island. for being guilty in co" nection with certain land frauds Hillman has made hard -n. even going so far as to court or tempt in the circuit court. for which he was fined thousand dollars. hay ing forwarded d communication [" ole of the judges of the circuit court in relation to his case that was |" cp1'a bC ere il
 Hillman who will now serve f.S ycars m the penitentiary Is COS i' associated with the boom days If 50 atti- re metropolis of tn. :" 'rlh- yet He is reported to have iaiI "ut mahr of the additions to thu 'i'V. reap'ng millions from the work 7 people purchasing upon the in,Iali ment plan who failed to come through with a payment
 It is also stated here that the man has constantly been in court for the past ten or twelve years but always escaped until associated with the land frauds and Uncle Sam got after him
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09
Special Nugget Service.

men are now settling down to tues tions pertaining to Alaska. and art hearing reports from various ,oprcy- as to the tcrritory's urgent and pres ing needs for the present
 It has been given out by the heads af the law makers and those havinr certain measures in charge that the question of providing transportation [" and from the coal fields and trunh road from tide water on the Pacific
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09
REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.

The District Republican Convention will convene at the Court House. Sat urday evening. February 10th. 1912 at o'clock D. m.
 All delegates and alternates of the Second Judicial Division are request Id to be present
 By order of District Committee.
 GEO. D. SCHOFIELD.
 Secretary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09
FREEDOM
 FOR EMERALD ISLE

Us own finances
 m, speaker believed thes, three booms should he granted to Ireland and he announced that he would pro posc such hill during the corning session of parliament
 Churchill Is popular with th. irish and the peopl" arc wishing him all kinds of good luck stating should he secure home rulr for Ireland nothing Gf' death cauld ever prevent Elm from occupying the position now held hy Asquth in tho near future
 The big oali Of the season. The Shriner's ball. Febrl -ry i2
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09
TRANSPORTATION IS
 AlASKA'S PROBLEM

to point "n rrs Yukon river tu pisu up the valley and interior DOT tious of Alaska uycrshadows all othcrs
 Ir i- believed that during the pres .ut scssiun "r congress n. legi-la Civ, body wil pass biu- errvine wt'i them appropriation for tho immedinta opening up of the coa1 fields. and the construction of trunk railroad from tids water on the PacihGc north .e th, Panama valley and Yukon river to b, operated. constructed and con troIl.d by the government
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09
BIG VAUDEVILLE
 FOR NEXT MONTH

The Nome Kennel Club have de cided to put nn q big vaudeville night early in March and arrangements are now being made to secure the leading fun makers and singers in Nome.
 That the affair will he q huge suc- cess goes without saving and the di rectors feel confident that the hest show in years will be given
 The stunts will consist of local gags, topical songs. step dancing, music. etc.
 As yet the date has not been de cided upon hut will hc announced later
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09
NEW DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE SPRUNG
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Spee,al Nugget Service
 NEW YORK Feb This morning Tammany Boss Murphy gave ont the infnrmation that the New York dele patiau would go to Baltimore on Juno e5 instructed to vote for Mayor Clay nor and the democratic nominee for president
 This information has caused quite a nuttcr in the ranks of the democrats and fricud- of both Harmon. Wilson and Clark are getting busy wanting tn know the reason of Muryhy trying to foster TammanS man upon the ? srty
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09
SWEEPSTAKES CARD OF THANKS

Mir. K NJ Morrison of Council made a very handsome cash donation yesterday to the Kennel Club for the benefit of the All Alaska Sweepstakes. Many thanks R. Nj. Such men as you keep the great race going.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09
TROOPS GRANTED PERMISSION
 TO CROSS AMERICAN SOIL

Word was then dispatched to th" officials of ."s United States govern ment in and along tn. a.exican border to allow the Madero or government troops to cross American soil to and from places where they wished to at tack the insurrectos
 President Msdero Receives Favorable
 Reply.
 MEXICO CITY Feb g-President Madero received word from the Am erican government granting him the right to move troops across Ameri- can soil to get at the rebels who have cut off communication in the northern state and made the same inaccossa- ble to landing of troops to quell the insurrection
 Orders have been given to the gov ernment troops to proceed into tho infected rebel zone by taking a short cut across American territory
 This Is believed will stamp out the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09

msurrectiuu and the rebels will bs taken by surprise from the North as we'll as from other directions
 Rebels Hold Minister Interior.
 TORRENo Mexico. Feb 2 --Abrs ham Gonzales minister "f interior in President Madero's cabinet. is now held as prisoner by the rebels. that iS he is marooncd and means nothing more than he is prisoner uf the rebels for the time being
 Secretary Gonzales left m. capital last week to go North and pacif, the rebels in the state of Chiuhuahua and believed they were open to reason for they had made ovcrturcs af peace No sooner had the minister "f the in teriur arrived within the district where the uprising had taken place when the railroad behind him was destroyed and he is now marooned and cannot return
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09

For a nies warm bath ir .hs isfssst bath rooms in the city try the City Bath House. Everything frs, eisss and up to date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09

I' will pay you to make all anu one week only. Seward C0rn1 co
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09

The big ball of the season. The Shrinsrs ball, February f2
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09
"icE BOAT"

General admission tonight to "Ail a Mistake" 75 cents.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09

Mining and Dredging Edition wrap ped ready for mailing st the Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09
WE WILL SERVE YOU

Refreshments for parties, balls and l banquets, furnished upon short or
 der. Altemus q Ford. Phone Red ioa
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-09

All kings Of fancy job printing at the Nugget.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-30
Morning Cable Report


BOSTON, 3Opredcn Tart in his address
proposal constitution provide
OF
o hold
Taft President msrepesented
COLORADO SPRINGS TT
here delegates
LONDON April 3O-Repors from Petersburg
government
to
to be n Francisco in 1916.
WASHINGTON April prohibiting
Hawaii
Dakota being
o national
WASHINGTON April 3O--Omcers men o the
be a liberty
Illinois, 3O-Employe
yesterday
meeting. dubbed
workers who had been forbidden
trouble brewing
KAMLOOPS, Of
yesterday
SEATTLE, Washington,
Washington
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-30
GIRLS PESTER HETTY GREEN'S
SON WITH MARRIAGE PROPOSALS

my man to burn more than half of the
mornings mail nowadays.
"As a matter of fact" Col Green
went on, 81 have no intentions what
ever of marrying. OF course, l can't
tell when an accident may occur, how
ever. This whole business originated
with a newspaper man whom l know
in New York. met him one evening
in the Waldorf-Astoria.
"'Col. Green he said, need a
story. tell you what. believe I'll
try to marry you off,
81 thought he was joking, but next
morning you should have seen the
New York paper. 'Hetty Green's Son
Seeks Wife was spread all over
the front page. From that day to this
l have been bounded by ambitious fe-
males. I'm tired of it, And I don't
speak to that newspaper man when
l meet him on the street, either.
am sore at him"
Here to Look After Real Estate.
Col Green, who is the only son of
Hetty Green, will be in Chicago for
several days He is here to look after
some Chicago real estate interests OF
his mother
when 1 get to Chicago like to
stay while" he laughed, "for Chi
cago's a pretty good town. I'm sorry
there is not to be a Democratic door
busting contest today. I'd like tc
see it,