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The Forrest City times., 1912-09-06
WOMAN SUFFRAGE DEFEATED IN OHIO Vermont Election Is First I'm. portant Battle of Coming
 Election. REPUBLICANS LOSE VOTES
Proaressives and Democrats Gain Several Thousand, Republican
 Will Be Nominated.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News ssrvics
 Columbus, Ohio.-Returns from 95D precincts out of 5,197 in the state in dieate that Ohio voters decided by an overwhelming majority that women should not have the ballot and ratified all of fl other proposed constitutional amendments with the possible exeep- ton of a $50,000,000 good road bond issue.
 The vote was light, but the complex ballot has made counting very slow.
 The amendment providing for q minimum wage and regulating work ing hours received the largest vote of any of the measures, according to the early count, which naturally is from the cities.
 First returns give the following vote.
 Initiative and Referendum-Ye 2o.594. TO, 8.574.
 Fifty Million Dollars, Good Roads Bond Issue-Yes. 22.072; no. 15.555.
 Municipal Home Rule-Yes, 30,945; no, 7,692
 Liquor Themselves, 26,297; no, S,312
 The women, it is said will not give up their fight for the ballot, however but plan to make use of the initiative and referendum to gain another vote.
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-06
FARMERS UNION
 ELECT OFFICERS
U. 5. Barrett, President: ]. D. Brown. Vice President; A.
 C. Davis, Secretary.
PLANS BETTER EDUCATION
Report Read Before MeetIno a+ Chat. tanooga Telling Plans for
 School Aid.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

western Newspaper Union News Service.
 ohattanooga, Tenn.-The Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union, Ill annual session here, elected the following officers:
 President, Charles s. Barrett, Geor- gia.
 Vice President, J. D. Brown, Oregon.
 Secretary, A. c. Davis, Arkansas.
 Executive Board, L. NJ. Rhodes, Ten nessee; C. c. Wright, North Carolina {; ?. w. Cox, Washington; o. F. Dorn- blozer, Texas, and T. J. Douglas, Mis- souri,
 The principal business was the cleo ton of officers and the adoption of the report of the educational com mittee, which has for it's object the gaining of legislation for the advance ment of educational interests, assist ing in and creating a greater interest in the cause of education by arous- ing the movers to sense Of heir needs along these lines.
 The report says that in accordance with plans and recommendations for the committee most states have ap- pointed educational committees, which are working along plans outlined in gaining school Improvements, forma- ton of corn and tomato clubs, anu or ganization of school gardens.
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-06
ORGANIZING FOR
 TIE EPARCELS POST
Plans Being Made to Start New System the First of Com
 ing Year.
Western Newspaper Onion News Service.

Western Newspaper Onion News Service.
 Washington. Announcement was made by Postmaster General Hitch cock that the postoffice department would be in readiness on January l, 1913, to put into general operation the recently authorized parcels pos; system.
 The postal express business, which must be organized within the next four months, will extend over more than a million miles of rural delivery and star routes and will cover in its various notifications all systems of transportation of parcels now utilized by private express companies. In or der to take up personally and imme- diately the work of organization of the new service. MT. Hitchcock has cancelled engagements he had made for his vacation and will remain in Washington to direct the organiza- ton. The details of the parcels post system will be worked out by series of committees composed of officers and experts of the department.
 First of all" said MT. Hitchcock, must be prepared classification of the articles that can be accepted for transportation by parcels post. The law admits to the mails practically all kinds of merchandise that can be transported safely, including the prod ucts of the farm and garden as well as factory products. provided such ar ticles do not weigh more than II pounds nor exceed 72 inches in com bined length and girth. The mode of packing will be prescribed carefully. The present equipment Of the mai! service is not adapted to the carriage of such merchandise, and therefore new equipment must be provided. It Is likely we shall employ, extensively, hampers similar to those used in for eign countries, in handling parcels Lost mail. The style, size and mate rial of such hampers must be deter mined and advertisements issued for their purchase.
 The law provides that postage on all parcels shall be prepaid by affix- ing distinctive stamps. This will ne- cessitate the designing and printing of at least dozen denominations of special stamps, ranging from one cent to one dollar Provision for the col lection and delivery of the price of a parcel must be made. Regulations governing this phase of the system al. ready are being prepared.
 The law provides indemnificatiol for loss or damaged articles
 "The system of distance zones re- ouires the employment by postmast- CTS of distinctive postal map on which the zones are represented. Such map already has been pre- pared by the department and arrange ments are being made for the print. ing of about 150, 900 in order that each postoffice and postal station in the United States may be supplied with two copies. A directory of all offi- ces Is being compiled for use in ap plying the prescribed rates of postage to tho distances shown on the zone maps.
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-06
To Probe Fraud Charges.

Columbia, s. C.-The charge ot fraud made by Ira B. Jones and joha T. Duncan, candidates for governor, in connection with the South Carolina Democratic primary election of Aug ust 27. will be rigidly probed py a special committee of seven. Gov. Cole |. Blease on the face of the returns was renominated for governor by about 5000 majority over his two op- ponents. the total vote being about I40. 900.
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-06
Rebel Leader Located.

Hl Paso, Texas.-PascuaI OroZeo, ,e"uef Of the Mexican revolution. has , seeh located, ending mystery of ,a weeks. The puzzle was solved
 eh olinaga fell into the rebels o- auus and the discovery made that as ,'%eo was not where he was suppos. r. 'o ee by many hundreds of miles oss eVo federal volunteers occupying = naea, unoer General Sanchez, fled V tue hills without firing a shot.
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-06
Policeman Shot by Robbers.

Monroe, La-Policeman w o. Rob- erts was killed while searching for cattle thieves. who. during the early part of the night. stole 20 head ot cattle from the pens of the Iron Noun tain railroad here. Roberts was shot through the heart and fell dead with his own smoking revolver, which nc fired once as he fell. in his right hand. and a searchlight in his lef' hand. The shooting is supposed te have been done by the robbers.
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-06
American Killed Defending Daughter

Fl Paso. Texas.-Death at the hands VI rebel soldier was the fate of an American citizen, Jousha Stevens. sn'ie he fought to protect his two uaushters in Colonio, Pacheco. Two 'ooels visited the Stevens nome. ap. parehtiy with intentions on the two 'ouhg women of the household. Stew. ens met the intruders with a shotgun anu escorted them to the limits of his p'operty. According to the story told - ms daughters. one Mexicans drew ., sword bayonet from his belt and e. aiust It into the Americans body ssosehs fired and fell dead over the M "h whom he had killed The other Mexican fled.
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-06
Cuba Will Protest Payment.

Washington.-Cuba is contemplating a formal protest to the United States against her recent payment of the S550.o0o claim of Hugo Reilly, the con tractor on public work at Cienfugo. It is understood Cuba holds that the Reilly contract was a private affair, unsatisfactory executed and that it wished to hold bacg the final pay ment of s550,00 to protect itself from rival claims.
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-06
Claim New Mast lmpraeticable.

Norfolk. Va.-Firing tests by bat le- ships of the Atlantic fleet on a 'bas- ket mast on the hull of the old San Marcos are said to have demonstrat- ed that the battle lasts of United States ships could not withstand actu- al warfare's raking fire. The basket masts had been claimed to be prac- tically indestructihle and superior to the old solid structure.
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-06

New York.-Police Captain Corne- nus t. Hayes, recently denoted from the rank of inspector by Police Com missioner Waldo, went into confer once With District Attorney Whitman. ihe conference, when news of 1t be- oame known, gave rise to reports that 'ne prosecutor soon would be in pos sesSle Of sensational evidence re eafdlhg the police system"
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-06

New York.-Police Captain Corne- lius c. Hayes, recently denoted from the rank of inspector by Police Com missioner Waldo. went into confer ence with District Attorney Whitman. The conference, when news of it be- came known. gave rise to reports that the prosecutor soon would be in pos session of sensational evidence re. garding the police system"
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-06
pan,ma Minister Resigns.

Washington-Ricar Arias. minis ter from Panama to the United States forwarded his resignation to his gov ernment. His successor probably will be Dr. Ramon NJ. Delye, minister of the Panama cabinet. The over throw of the Arosemena adminlstra- ton made it necessary for Minister Arias to give up his post.
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-06
THE VERMONT ELECTION
Democrats and Progressives Show Gain-Republican Will Be Elected.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
 White River Junction, Vt.-The Democrats and the Progressives won the honors in the Vermont state cleo tion, for, although the Republicans carried the state on a plurality vote. there was no election by a majority vote and ;Sle choice of governor was thrown into the legislatAe. There the Republicans will have a sufficient majority to elect Allen M Fletcher and the remainder of the state ticket.
 Following Is the vote cast:
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-06
THE VERMONT ELECTION
Democrats and Proaressjves Show Gan-RepubIican Will Be Elected.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union Nsws Service.
 White River Junction, Yt1The Democrats and the Progressives won the honors in the Vermont state cleo. tion, for, although the Republicans carried the state on a plurality vote, there was no election by majority Vote and the choice of a governor was thrown into the legislature. There the Republicans will have a sufficient majority to elect Allen M. Fletcher and the remainder of the state ticket
 Following is tho vota caot.
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-06
NORWOOD REVIEWS
 l. AND R. MEASURES
Attorney General Opposes T.-J. Bill and Favors Bond
 Amendment.
SAYS ACT NO. 2IS TOO DRASTIC
Opposes Grandfather Clause, Propos- ed Election Law and Uniform
 Text Book Measure.

Little Rock.-Attorney General Hal L. Norwood has given hss version of the various I. and R. measures to be voted upon September 9th. He is op- posed to the T.-J. bill, defines the statewide prohibition bill as too dras- tic, opposes the Grandfather Clause" and is heartily in favor of bonds, not only for cities, but counties also.
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-06

Heedt hs ShoWed that the next leg Siature will contain no Republicans, S6 Democrats and 14 Progressive mem oers ot the lower branch, as well as 50 Republican senators.
 The strength of the Progressive par " and the gain of the Democrats over previous elections were the features.
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-06

Returns showed that the next leg islatnre will contain no Republicans, bers of the lower branch, as well as 30 Republican senators.
 The strength of the Progressive par ty and the gain of the Democrats over previous elections were the features.
The Forrest City times., 1912-09-06
Act No. i

AS to Act No. l, he said: Well, of course, you know very we'll my posi- ton on the T.-J. bill. I have repeat edly stated in public addresses and through the press my opposition Co this measure"
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09
ANARCHIST IS
 HUMAN PEND
TohTuHgH VICTIM ALL klaH1
 AND THEN KILLS HIM.
spss1aI Npssst esFvlsA


 PARIS. bec. e.-The dark AssAu beard uo more 6Aadish stasy than that which h4A been uft0lded hers w.thl, tlIe past few days since the nFrAAt Hf n man who is knqwn 10 shs police na 0n ANaTchiRt. This fAiluw IA kupwn by various nA1nsG and has bem for quito A long ilrGS watched. He ia nhsn charged with murder of thA most nAndIsh kind and the AxtAEs of the crime as they become unfniaed pruva that ths victim was r0rfured ihrcrxn. olIt wh0ls night before .bAlu9 A1,hIIx put to dsath. Tho rnAn wsa tisa hy thH AnnrchtAk hand ard tuut and uut rn thr most beastly tuTo4rA Ths de. tAla are still being sept sarEat aa much As pnsAfblA by the polIeA As thex are saId to he ton rAralrlug fOr huh. llUAkIan.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09
LOADS
 FROM FREEZING
NOME MEN INVENT WHAT THEY CALL ARCTIC aLEIoH
 NEATGN.

Waiter EohAnnsn and C. A HAnna phaw have iavAntAd vhzt they 3n:Hj 90 aan an AFctie ait4Eh haatee: and wh,ch will b.s nnsd to kssp fo1u. fFrsz' lag artEcles ~Rraliy packsd on 0leat%
 One hsAeer hes alraAdS psea made by CharE% HehlherCla and It's s1SaAsS sssma to ho assured by tho fact that vhAn s Ire MsA 1IgAtsa ip the hsateE t eopttunsa fo burn for fOuFlsen hpUrn while ths healer lay out in tho sFv~- Another remarkable fact connecte1 vim tho 5us rnlten 's that tuAdrA peal l. Hzse GS EhA fuel and fsuzd to be quite sfrnactsUs. The heater Is bslhi alynost on thA zsuie principle As c'o: wRrneFa roLln& on cars. luEide tl'e outer ccppRr shell Ia rsrsGtaCie in whlch thA Are tR placed. By pIasdn& ths heAeer ju tho bsE In which Enifss 1g p1ovissenz or anything elas ts car He'd oh ( Ased all ars kept wUrrn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09
UNDERWOOD 10
 FORGE MATTERS
PEM0CRAT WILL GET DOWN TO WORK BEFORE REPUnLIcAka.
spseial Nu0prt SArSirA

spseiaI Nuoprt sArXirA
 WASHINGTON. Doe. A-ftEnrA$A1I tatiYe OBcar Cnderwepd declared yes terday that the daTpneTatR wiT bcEi; the work ot revising tIl1 mrlfr ca speedily as peasit!s dc*pisn snc aehcl- u;aa.
 Tha statement La Iake,I Az m 3nLc1 or in9 delefnIna.Ion Of Inc lulLs9 lAaderA to 4oTca tho tariff IegisIaiIou RR quickly RR possible despite the ct- forts qt tha republican 1oAdsrn iu both houseA to DsrAlst M e7rrying through the schedules.
 The fight on tho iRrftf promises l., ha one of the biKseaL leE4zlallvA bar usA ever fought In cdn8tass- The democrats clearly ShnN thcir stern GegIrR to lly# Sp to their platform nnG many ranuhlfran leaders etAh6 pat hy thadr determlnAtion to fight tIle ChRrgsh rrepOued.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09

At lsmht ana thousand Eahamos woliid havS cums from aIi pzxtA pf th4
 penlnsula ia thls 4ectiDn this TeAr ta hold A ereaI potlatch at MaTyA IEioo but the r4g event has been rn1tpon- sc until next year as the bALtt&h9 SS- ing sTsct15 -ta r4csIva thSm has Mot bean completed 41x ysarz -zx8 Fhs bosses of thu various tFtbss Asc1d"h appu hsIdthx ths potlatHh this year and go important would the event have bAan that the kdvernment nhysaes&H he9e had rseslvsd ursasFs from WASA- Sngtop to bA present. Esther BernArd
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09
ELECT oFFEcENA

The MlnoTa Horne clhH he eleCtet ths following officers: 4. tT. Meyer president: o. S. Walker, x1ce' Prssi- dAak; <. B. a, TlsraBdsF. s0erst0xy Chaa. M. W@Ifs. treasurer; R. VI LAHkeIwoo6. chIef sentinel iE L. HO1I and Fl. II. PnIiAn, assiatRnt aentInelR1 Qco. 8. Wallrar. A. E. Msyer z1ld pr ,. a. WAsiaT. GirHCt0ra-
 4 cieAsAnt cArd party WaA given by the Gllh Hatnr&ay nikak. Tho prizes Wses Wop by ArG A1Ay FsterRen. Airs He6u444 ana Mrs. WlttsuhrE. The men winning wArA N, B. Ss FloraHdsl and H. M PMilEm V
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09

Nolhins Ieas than money Tsay D@ r." up fur sAls next Saturday Ds Fij'"'l gtates Naxshnl PoEelt+ Il Ls th3 ln- tereat oE pr. Chambers in s"rr ''- about sii,o6o nov held 1s ird+''c t'% J. J, Cole oc the MInera and Mtr"hHn:s bank.
 The sale was adverttF1d fer t'dry' but MAS postponed I,%cAuse ni Hn oTdrT teleersuhed in by IrdEa LSnns lH7f the money be placed In court. The HUM Ia held to sDasmnlfy the hVndS- aAu of Cr. Chambers but the HLiEa-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09
COULD NOT GET WOMEN
 So BURNED A CITY

.an he entertAintd this time that he is' guilty of the act teacrlbed. Int ,asen os the town fought ns Tall oS they rouid rather than deliver ossr tI'6 women and mary of them Iost theI lives iu the Aghf which ensusd
 When the inhabitants had ossn beeten bark tc the hills De I'ao ana hss .aaeu set l1rA to tko town in several plAGas. Thoy Ifss lo0ted the hoGsAs aats' earrtsd awky s1l ths rafuables saey Gould lay thsir handE nt. TfSa whole place ie tlcs~ned In 1he mes- sakss 10 tths city az . o0naplrte wreck.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09
PREPARING FOR
 TIE HOLIDAYS
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS THIS AZ.
 TEHMCoA AT 2,an

Tha ArrAnEsmAnta for thu Christ Waa holidays In thb public schools vii be Wad0 LhtR afternoon when ihi sckopl board meetH- t ts almost Ger- rsln thar the hQtdAyb VIII hssin Lt rhs commencement Uf Xnas WeeIt. Th& usual monthly bills of the hoard will bs ordered paih when the board mner, and other business ot various kiEds WilI also he tFanaactsa-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09
DR, COOK ENTERS
 INTO VAUDEVILLE

.unasrance hn Hsdn11 t0 hs peSrecs's satisHed with hlulsslt. and h1s Sopooc' In puilic has Hl the ssBlnauos of " man whu believes hs has Rcconpnsne0 A. FanariCAbl< fAat-
 He suiI IrssIsts positively thAt hs found the pole. He 1n rsaardsd noW Al thA SaUst cOnsummats fakir In hANoT and az surh ns Will arcbznl7 bo 7-
 usrnbsraA daring many ReIIErationa'
 Ou ene yOrdsviIia stage hs VII les' turs sud shSR plctuTss ot the NcEL9-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09
NHxss& RpsoiAl SAr~I4A

MEXICO. CITY. Dec. s.-Ths zIlps1 brutal episode of Ina Nazlcan rebellion 1. rspoYteA krSn ths town 0f VTIls Dc BGrxyQ whIch has bS<u destroyea by rebels under General OFrevn ds TAs nAcAune the nhRhitAnlh refused tf de- lisvr over EinS yeunE women of the PlAcc.
 Dc Ta9 la reKnrdet as che of the n,eat IAwi4.s and cruel lAsdsrs ef 'sise prsasnt FiziuE. EtoGtts of tAs moR rspuIssvs eIud have bean solaeed s6Okt hiuu and tsls men hsrors ard no aonbt
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09
| THOUSAND tskIM0S
 WILL INVADE NOME

~ho has returned 1rom Aprfs hr,uss the nswn, howsVrr. of tns pes' ns,a.nsuf. Nsxt year the "@ '"l'H viu come ofI, rhnneh, and a"t dI
 ra,a,,vss are expected to Ts't 'ns -,,It. ,uan.u Kr@at village of Nome '' xreat numeer%
 rns sxaCt Esximo population ol za-.nd Peutns.,la Is s,df1. This uet'' no. include .hs natives of the '''anaI' I: Kiar pAom1de shd othsFs' 7ne toiA' ...ui.t,,u Is n1crs than d!SDo. u"AlA , k,est 1n ths trontiar uf ths A'-
 rGe lh that dirsctiut1.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09
MARSHAL TO PUT UP. .1
 MONEY FOR S

Iim wllIs %llirh tha nnonAt & 'i hls b'-rIJiiis sU cauxnplleRtS dint.r'. It1frrrHt tn the fuSA -s''ii.-. T':i-sE hard 10 sstaMiAh. E TE'' i.Iiv i. sne reEult ue Ak ,,IIriLLIirfI IA:.,lnsL Dr. ChwWh
 JJNIl \. f;L-ul.rr.', \ telegram tAa IIilHr l.s-HNH today aRklM@ Iivus. He ordered the Wqne11 I" ,r HrI Sis;re lIC latr N0zEiAt as mcH'.r ;i In rourt the HAj& 4'InlIl:in'r- iIierrst In tt ES F gal. ~
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09
s9esiA! NuohAI sArsxA

Special KuahAI 1Arvi<A.
 PORTLAND, OrH. I3Ac. 8r-,4ne ns Inc Most remarkable Rnd unpleasant scenes occurred hero thIR EavrniuE whom RrIcl1son'z paInnH was destroy ra by fire and mSre than la0 men in ra- rious stages of intUXicAtinn were res cu%d from roontng hcuacs AhoTa the bar. The aAloon Is saId to Ie tnt> largest on the coast and ia 1t husE bpaInaus 1s trAnUAEted. Over 1t are
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09
ERlCkSON'S BURNED ,. 100 DRUNKS S
 

IMu IsI.'nlis.T I'IISss s1ziiAA1 E-l lIy InuIl Thn bcucnne IAsA tf.. lclr and ji,I t. d1ihcinE t;,rr, ,u.,'4I E,r l,ehH. .,SS
 1nlpI.'sIim :.,:y cn Llae braaktt Ilh' Iit-r -Iu I.'lIce, who kn&. Gi;IonF, u.t,nted alI tnelr Af Yr.cpins ,Il' sLeepeEH and csil,llnt. ll..lt moro tha@ iee{ hIF4i were packed anr to, tauaS II inc fire wAs not E
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09
W|CKERSHAM'3;
 
 DETERA| ]
RTToRkEST GENERAL.
 WILL FIGHT TO $AYRN <!
spseist Nugget s@s4sA

WAHIi.*GT0N, Dse- i tjfrlnr.Il IFit LssrRhaH IS EeA4 a sIut'ir:,.t report to nonGM rS,,i* rmmtrrrA runne9ted ~ par:m,r1,I. FIG pHttSsuhz4K thv ..I1,mpIs Jn fhS WsM
 lIH.. lirlr.Is ,ir wllLch nre lmt1 criI,s .a1uaJ ut sEno. .0ss stls
 Far IL" saving of tha9s Nj, rls ..r Ise I!niurd SratAs q slrtIs.Ic ,,"ternllnSA 10 ~cs| Eurgrs;s :hUt his sGccss sho1ll,l d"rt,ir himaelf 1" F fart. S!
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09
YUKON TRAILS WELL C0|
 M
TWENTY INCHES OF
 AT NuLATus ;;;

saAeisI Nugget asTereA {. E Nl,LAr,I, Frc. 9.-TWsGe. ]! annw has fallen hers ;E $ an nnn Ita liBo rondifint 2
 aida tIir frrwRrdlns or n Is uuitr a heIr in eEer5 V mushers hnpr been ESFs.s
 pnrtllnlts i', Hsk AFh1 ;; 5; Quite a lnt If trsLyel 1s s # ih,s rlnr, Forward l'p suF TIs-Pr. .:.T
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09
Nuanse ap0aIal $AFNleA

OAKLAND. CaI.. Lee. s.-Dr. Ersd. trick Cook s huIoo tO appear aA vsudayuls here nsxt Tnak and iater probably H1ll travel an uYer ihO C0Uu- ,ty tallius hls rroFy u4 the di@ooVsrY or .hs North Pole bs htmAsn.
 The 1&mAr%Able thing Ahont It an IA that be EEi receive q princ$lY rsmuu- afAlloA fur h1s snaxs WD1k and thou sAaas ere erperfAd 10 TuWd U tRe thua tsru to hear him. To aJI VulwRFd
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09
AL FLETcHERs etfEN0lNa 4m.
 GA@EMEMr.

Al Fletcher is having hIu summer clcthsn preasad. fDtt tho Rppf fs.rdsn r''u' U'~ ap0Isl hdT
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09

Twelve 0unsa oF s5hiilinae asuE ia SEual as sixteen of any sthsr Kind of baking powder sold al Putss'a.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09

Efsnn%mksr aad iha4 sks mcnsy hRsk
 with everything asi
 tina mark | FuII liHs
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09
LADIES hIaHT AT THE 4 H.a.

Saturday evening. ths 14th. tho A. Hrn will throw open rhEir club runAls tp members Anh ihsfr lady tFiSHda Tha reception WIll be qU1ts' inf0rnnal but thosa who attended tho "LAdl4s' NIRhsz'' last winter will recall how enjoyable these affairs ars and will AvEl thetnsbivsh of ths itesMtAlltY 1f Camp Nenno No. ]: alvsio+ 0atdA, pcos. hsltiArdA and reEreahH4nt4 win pAms tAs hours nrom s:3p te MlAniEht very pleasantly.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09
10 aEr ria MRyra,

FAaf iHtsrsss4 AaAAmna rna alanaaaa ssbawtAs ser shs Daily 1gMGgse. sa.as ,psr uaQth AGllFeat4d.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09
nu You MREn

Sill ksaHsr stAtAAaAnts, Issasr hs@hs and snvsssFsa NAr% tlssm phntsd as shA- Nasast uiata.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09

Mar-ad ~rotnAn says tz .YietsrIpns glrlI pity yUn Friday n1aht.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09
ThR NRN .HAaLx;

aaAI ApnIa slAsr sk Ashn.arrs,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09

Fresh RumPkimu and s4uzsh at LAh- rtna'<.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09

impartsa Atmrnt WaEsr4 At Ftlst,..
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09

lMpssssd Trta TpAs, #4fTs Rt Ps, kH ,-A E .-4i& l-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-09

.Ehs hsl'E T -
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23

For the second time the present month
President Richard c. Maclaurin. Of the
Massachusetts, Institute of Technology.
announces the finding in washington Of
a man high In authority who Is coming
to Join the already remarkable stan
OF professors, and James Knox Taylor,
Tech '7s. has been invited to become
professor in the department Of archi-
lecture.
The institute strikes high, for a couple
Of weeks ago It was Lindgren, Chief
GeoIogist to the United States Geological
Survey, who was invited TO come to
Boston. and now it is Mr.. Taylor. Sup
ervising Architect Of the Treasury De-
partment, The National Architect he
has been publicly called, who is coming
to strengthen what is already the fore
most department of the kind in the cOun-
try. that OF architecture in technology.
Mr.. Taylor has been for fifteen years
in this first position in the land and
Of his administration the New York Sun
has spoken editorialIy. first on the alb
surdity that the architect who has prob
ably more money to expend than any
other in the world. should be treated in
so niggardly fashion in respect OF COM