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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
cHILD's CRIES ANNOY WOMAN
She Is Charged with Iin,Iur Held unby
.AEniIIhf NcIhnI lluliuinr-

Trenton, y. j.. February 7.--C,ha rred
with having held the siXtcen- Months
Old baby of Edward Cherry agnins, n
redhot radiator because 1t cried in
fItcting injuries which may cause
death, Mrs. Emma Scarborough was
sent to Jail here to-day. She was held
TO await the result of the chld's i'm
tGricS. According to tho police, Mrs
Scarborough was housetecpcr for
Cherry. and was annoyed by the chlld's
~ailinG.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-10
M|STAH JOHNSON
 ONE GREAT MAN
Special Nugget Service.

LOS VEGAS. June Heavyweight Jack Johnson. the smoke" who is tp fight in this vicinity next month. has been invited tu box before the legislature. giving the members of the state law makers a chance to witness hls skm in the art of Self-icfense showing his strength and agility. or eat" like movements iu -IIared ring.
 Smoke Johnson is very much elated over the invitation Co appear and box before the members or thc legislature and before deptrtug for santa Fe stated to group pf reporters who are stationed in this town 70 report upon the doings and training of the champion Alexander III surnamed thee Great, was one sweet potato. or spring chicken in his day and I like to read about him landing left hooks and right swings upon the jaws of the Persians and Egyptians. but believe me. fin all his greatness he has got nothing on me"
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-10
SHOOTING OVER
 RAD|UM CLAIM
Special Nugget e~~vies.

SAN FRANCISCO. June Sword has been dispatched 10 this city from Navada stating that lawyer named Joseph Hudson capitalists named Alfred l.. Rockwell and q third person unknown, were shot and dangerously wounded yesterday at NeGrit island, New
 The attorney and capitalist bad gone to the Iroperty for the purpose of taking possession under a location made by q woman named Mrs. C. M. Wilson, and while on the property. which is valuable for Its radium de- po3its. they were fired upon from ambush and the three men mortally W unGed.
 Doctors have been rushed to the scene of the shooting to try and save the men. and posse is now beating the country to try and locate the per son who did the shooting.
 The claim contains large deposit of pitch blend. carrying a high per cent of uranium. the mineral radium is extracted or found in.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-10

We cordially solicit y"ur family trade and deliver all orders to your toma free ot charge. seward Comi Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-10

vou can sst all choice cuts of beef Reindeer pleislsd and edited nsstsi also Memo dalry- buttse.
 AT REINDEER MARKET.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-10

Spring tonic; A hot bath, . warm room and . bis slssp st the Eiiss haths its eeod medicine. opsn ell night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-10
COME TO rhg FOUNTAIN.

For your ice cream, and Ice cream soda, % to Tobya The brock Sp is here, the rsvsnus cutter esae will ssen b. on its vvsy with the malt for one and all. but thers ls no necessity to wait for reel frssh daily made "swssts" We are eoostantiy making frssh bsseh- co. So none ars allowed to e stale.
 While down town stop h and tsy . dish es rebys los ersam. CT . s'ass of d.,ieious lee cream code. Rest end refrssh yourssf at the sanss time.
 ToeY's CANDY KITCHEN.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-10
VOTE ON LoRlmes JULY l.
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D C.. June i0.- Saturday afternoon before congress adjourned. the members of tch upper huus,. agreed tn take a vote upon the seating or uue,atiug uf senator WiI- lam I.orimcr uu July
 Gt Is expected that both u" rc- publican and democratic nominee will b,. known lt that time. and I.orimer u hu refuses C" resign will hc either retained or "ustcd by The vote at that time < number believe should Taft sccury th. nomination hs will be re ttinrd but should Teddy ~curr the nomination it will he on oft with 'h" Chicago politician
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-10
nIoH SCHOOL GRADUATION.

Tuesday. June II. 1912. S.7o p m. A. B. Hall.
 Toroador song (Carmen) CBizeD
 .... ...... High School chorus Judge Benjamin Lindsey ........
 .... .... .... Lillian Simson Arbitration .... .... ... Mne Mayer The Sea Kings Bride Ueslic) ..
 ... High School Girls chorus The Nigh. has a Thousand Eyes
 tBourdilonD =. High School girls Alfred Tennyson Linda Davison British Museum Anna Wittenbcrs Sidney Lauier .=.. dildred Lehman Valcdictorv .#.. .... Lillian Simson Selections Bohemian GirD CCBalfe) Flower Song .....- Mrs. Rornholdt Valley and Hills .... ..-. Quartette Mrs Bornhoidt. Miss Moidt. NIT.
 Kicsclc MrM Jones Address to Graduates ..... ... ..
 .......... .. Hon \. IT. Castle puet-"Silence" tCamtana)
 Mrs. Christian and Mir. Kiescie Presentation of diplomas ........
 .. r. x. Karrer. superintendent
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-10
GRAMMAR SCHOOL EXERCISES.

Tuesday. June II. 1912. p. m.. A. E. Hall
 santa Lucia Neapolitau Rot Song The WoodpccEor .. ....... Neviu By Primary and Grammar Grades Flower Exhibit .... q. ........
 ...... First and Second grade Euiah,e C1ntata CoGaynorD .. ..
 .... .. Third and F"ur'n gr,dr~ E"s, prill .. .... ... ..... ....
 ...... First and Second grades Patriotic ,>"rci-cs ........... .....
 ......... Firth and Sixth grades Eighth grade graduating exercises: Welcome ..... .... GcnrU" Schoficld story of Eyaueelne Ida wittenncre shrridun's Ride" .. ........
 ... ... ... Leonard vandcrwcrkcr George Washington Fred "Rurdon Spring song" oChopinD .....
 .... Seventh and Sight grade girls Abraham Lincoln sam Wittenberg Rising or i5i6' ........ Katie Kohler The Judiciary system of the Uni ted states ticurg, SChoneld Violin piano due Hearts and
 Flowers ........ Margaret Nash
 Catherine Ashton Different governments e.. .. ...-
 ..-..... Wm. NCDoneugh Descriptions of Nome ....
 ....... ... =. Elizabeth Neuman Awarding of certificates .... ...
 .......... < \. Carmen
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-10
BOMB EXPLOSIONS QUITE
 COMMON IN FRISCO
Special Nugeet Scrv -e.

Special Nugget Serv -e.
 SAN FRANCISCO. June s.-The fifth bomb 70 Do exploded in the yard or the pool room owned by Tom Cor b,tt. brother of exchampion Jamos Corbett. went or with a laundering rrport last night and the police are 6. lose to understand this wholesale bomb bastic work.
 Although strict watch Is kept over the place the police have not been able to grasp a clue of the perpetra- tors of the bomb work. Those doing the work appear 10 have it in for pool rooms. and the bombs are exploded with time clocks of the McNamara order.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-10

GO TO THE NORTH POLE Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only Coffee House in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-10
FOR SALE.

Restaurant outfit. complete. also stoves and ranges. wagons. harness und saddles. gas engines and pumps household furniture 1T you wish tC furnish your home and save money call at the Second Hand Store next to Miners Hotel. I buy and sell every thing. sell goods at one-half orig lnal prlce Telephone Black 70
 r. l.. HOLT. Manacer
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-10

New laid eggs a. Prosser's, st per dozen. Phone Black 5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-10
MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN
 COLUMBUS UNVEILED
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. n C June 1o.-- A memorial fountain to Columbus. the diseovercr or America has been un- yelled here in the capitol building with n,ting ceremonies. and attended bv all members of congress
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-10
ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY
 TO MOVE OFFICE

On and after June 8 the Electric liah. Company will move its oNhee to the building corner Of Steadman and Front Street. formally known as the Club Building.
 ALASKA MINING X POWER co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-10
WE DO THr WORK

The Nugget will print your sta tionary a. reasonable prices on short notice
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-10
MUSIC AT rnE EAGLE.

Every evening there is music at the Eagle, also the best brand of liquors and cigars in the market. sl- ways to be had.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-06-10
SEND YOUR LAUNDRY

To the Peoples Laundry where you will receive good work executed by none but white employees. who receive the standard wages.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-10
THE ILLINOIS SITUATION.

1t is announced from Springfield
that the regular Republican state or
ganization in Illinois will stand pat
with the Taft-Sherman ticket, and is
not greatly worried whether there is
to be third party state ticket in that
state or not Governor Deneen and
Roy o. West, the new Illinois mem
Der Of the national committee, pro-
pose to go along as regulars with the
regular party machinery. and do what
they can to carry Illinois for the Re-
publican electors under the Taft
Sherman caption, and to elect the Re.
publican state ticket nominated in
April, headed by Gov. Deneen. This
means, as the case is now sized up.
that the state organization will ex-
tend itself to the utmost to bring to
Springfield next January regular
Republican majority on joins ballot,
which will elect Lawrence Y. Sher-
man to the United States senate, So
far as the congressman are concern
ed, 1t is probable that they will be left
to fight their own battles in their
own congressional districts, relying
upon Congressman Mckinley and hts
Republican national congressional
committee to attend to their peculiar
necessities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-10
Measuring up Eternity.

In order to impress upon his con-
gregation the length of eternity, a
coIored preacher used the following
Illustration:
IF a sparrow, breddern, should take
a drop CT water from the Atlantic
ocean at Coney Island, and with this
drop Of water in its beak should hop
a hop day until it reached the Pa
cific ocean at San Francisco, and
when it got there should let the drop
Of water fall into the Pacific, and when
this was done should turn around and
hop a hop day all the way back to
Coney Island and get another drop and
do the same thing over. and keep on
doing this very same thing until it
had carried the whole Atlantic ocean
over into the Pacific it would then only
be early morning in eternity
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-10
POPULAR HEALTH PAMPHLETS.

The necessity of giving people In
formation on the questions relating to
health and prevention of disease has
evidently been accepted by the var
ions organizations working for the
public good. The practical and con
crete character of most of the material
for public distribution is noticeable
and commendable. Two excellent ex-
amples have recently been issued.
One. What Children Should Eat" is
issued in the cause OF child welfare.
1t is an attractively arranged and we'll
printed little pamphlet Of twenty-four
pages, containing information for the
mother or nurse on Why Children
Eat" How Children Should Eat,
What Children Should Eat what
Children Should Not Eat when
Children Should Eat, and How Much
Children Should Eat 1t also CON
tains chapters on How to Choose
Food for Children How to Prepare
Food for Children" How to Prepare
Food for Illness,' what Food Chill
dren Should Eat When Ill., what
Food is Needed in Special Diseases
etc. The paragraphs are short and
concise and the directions are easily
understood
Another Is an artistic pamphlet en-
titled The Child.' printed and dis
tributed by the Metropolitan Life In
|surance Company for the use Of it's
policy holders. 1t contains chapters
on The Home Preparing for the
Baby THE Baby Up TO One Year =
The Rnn-About Baby "The Child of
School Age THE Sick Child and a
final chapter on Emergencies" The
preparation and distribution of these
two pamphlets. and of similar educa-
ticnal material is strongly commended
by the Journal of the American Medical
Association in recent issue The
present tendency toward wider knowl-
ledge on health matters cannot fail to
produce marked effect in few years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-10
The States Dilemma.

Des Moines Capital: The Republic
can state convention will be called to
order at the Coliseum Wednesday.
Dan Turner of Corning Is to be tenn
porary chairman. The purpose of the
convention is to nominate two Repub-
lican candidates for the supreme
bench to succeed Justice Emlin Nc
Claim and Justice ]. c. Sherwin, to
chose a new state central committee
which will have charge of the state
ard national campaign. and to outline
set of principles expressive of the.
views of the Republicans of the state.
Az a general rule the Endorsement of
the national platform and ticket would
be regarded as matter OF form but
this year such Endorsement Is the
real big problem before the conven-
ton. 1t would be the work of the
convention to fill out the state. ticket
in case nomination for any office had
not been made at the primary. but the
primary settled all contests this year.
IA Republican state convention has in
times past been a gathering of the
politicians which has enthused the
voters of that party throughout the
state to action in the campaign to fol-
low It's purpose is to straighten out
all the. kinks and leave smooth sail.
ing for clear-cut active campaign
and big Republican majority in No
vember. Not before the history OF
Iowa has it appeared in advance that
Republican state convention would
fall as far short of its purpose in this
regard as i. may in this year of 1912.
There have been divisions in Iowa
before but never SO much talk OF
boiling the ticket. The bolt talk is
not on one side. The friends of Pres
ident Taft announce in SO many
words that no state candidate who
will not stand for the national ticket
is to have their support. The oppo.
nents of President Taft announce that
the state cannot be carried and the
state ticket is in great danger I'M
less the President Is rebuked and the
national convention at Chicago pro.
nounced as a steal. At this writing
1t looks as though every man viii he
expected to look out fer himself.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-10
DENY KILLING
ON DUBUQUE
Reported Staying Of a Negro During
a Robbery Without Foundation,
Say Official.

Quincy Herald. A rumor from Keo.
kuk today was to the effect that tho
lower deck of the steamer Dubuque
Sunday night was the scene of a
fight, which, according TO report on
the Keokuk levee. resulted in kill
Ing. Inquiry at the local office of the
Streckfus Company after the Du-
buque's arrival was productive of no
information, Agent Chandler stating
that had anything of the kind happen
ed he would have heard of it from
the Dubuque officers or at least from
the passengers. There may have been
a scrap on come steamboat Sunday
night and some one may have been
injured, which led to the rumor that
IT happened on the Dubuque. The
boat came up Sunday afternoon at q
o'clock, left for Keokuk at I and came
down Monday on schedule time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-10
ACTING LIKE osTRIcHEs.

The Cedar Rapids Republican has
an article on The Fool-Doers in Des
Moines,' referring, of course, to the
platform makers who were working
ahead of the Republican state conven-
ton with the idea in mind that they
could save the rest Of the Republican
ticket and ditch the national ticket.
They are acting" it says, like the
ostriches which think they are hidden
when they have their eyes covered
with sand so they can not see them
selves. But the butts are sticking up
IN the air. The process of saving
some and destroying others is a pro
cess that will be attended by many
dangers" The Republican goes on to
say:
III the national party is not en-
oiseu' we tear that every man who
; running for office VIII have to de-
me MS own position and such defini-
lions WIZ be attended by MANY dan
gers. no man can run ,or congress,
nor LOT the United States senate,
through legislative candidates whose
position remains unknown. Every one
VIII be confronted continually with
) the question, Are you for Taft or vii.
son or for little red herring And
what answer is the poor candidata
going to make that can satisfy every
one?
The state convention on Wednas
day would better have some WIND =,
nerve and resolve in favor Of eth -,
Taft or Wilson or Roosevelt or Dahs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-10
CAR EFFICIENCY NEEDED.

Formation OF new government
commission, which might be known as
the intelligence commission for the
purpose of guiding the public toward
fairness in its attitude toward the
railroads and other public service
corporations, is the rather startling
recommendation made by the operat-
ing head of one of the largest Chicago
railroads in a statement just issued.
AS concrete example of what might
be done by such commission, the
railroad manager cites one instance
alone in which such commission
might bring about an annual saving of
| SITE, 100000 to the railroads and at
| the same time solve one of the most
lforbidding problems the railroads and
the public must face. Car efficiency,
he states. could be doubled without adj
ditional facilities If the shipper could
be induced to handle his freight as
promptly as water carriers now re-
lquire. The railroads today are getting
only 121s per cent of their freight car
equipment into continuous motion.
The water carrier succeeds in getting
90 per cent of its cargo space into
continuous motion. she difficulty
arises from the fact that shippers use
cars for storage purposes.
If the shipper helped the railroad to
attain maximum efficiency of freight
equipment the percentage of freight
cars in motion. he says, could be adj
vanced at once to 25 per cent, or an
increase in efficiency of 1o0 per cent.
This would mean, he points out, double
the freight cars average daily move
ment, now not more than twenty miles.
The railroads would require only one
half their present equipment for pres
ent business, for as traffic expanded
and old cars were scrapped they could
double the service of the remaining
cars without replacing the old. This
would mean an annual saving of s175.-
! 100000. 1t is regarded as good per-
Torrance today if railroad gets car
/ into Chicago and out again in seven
days. There is an immense waste OF
idle equipment meanwhile. Removal
of this loss would be real conservation
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-10

The chautauaua management at
Mexico, No.. has warned it's Chicago
bureau not to permit William ]. Bryan
to make an address there this year,
for the reason that at would not only
mean financial loss, but we would not
want to be responsible for what might
happen" Mexico is in Champ Clark 8
home district which is '.all het up"
over Bryan's treatment Of that gentle
man in the Baltimore convention. 1t
will be seen from this that the Re
publican party hasn't monopoly of
divisive strife in the present cam
paign, by any means.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-10

George w. Clarke, the candidate for
governor, comes nearer having an UNI
divided sentiment in his favor than
any other candidate And Mr.. Clarke
is criticised by many progressives for
having taken q stand before he had
heard the result of the conventions
deliberations
The statement Of Senator Cummins
Is interpreted by Republicans to mean
that he sees no serious objection to a
bolt from President Taft. After read
ing his statement, progressive Repub-
licans feel that they may exercise
their own judgment as to boiling Taft
and that their individual opinion will
be regarded as right
1t is conceded that the convention
will not give President Taft the In
dorsement which would be expected
under ordinary circumstances. The
real fight will be to keep the conven-
tion from openly regulating the ma
tional ticket and giving its indorse-
ment to Roosevelt.
The present plan to indorse neither
Taft nor Roosevelt will not result in
harmony In the state. The state com
mittee will be strongly progressive
and Is likely to give half-hearted sup
port to the national ticket, II any
support at all The Taft party may
! have to go outside Of the Republican
state organization to get any real
action into the contest. The Roose-
welt leaders will also have to have a
committee outside OF the regular or
ganization to manage the colonel's
campaign. Each congressman in each
district will be looking after his own
Job. Political spell-binders will find
| it hard to work up any enthusiasm
this year in Iowa If the convention
goes as forecasted. There will be
endless individual fighting at cross
purposes, with fine chance of Dem
ocratic success at the polls. The feel
ing at this time is SO bitter that any
candidate who takes either side OF
the Republican row will have trouble
on his hands. Any candidate who
tries to dodge will be called weak
sister by both factions and knitted
both ways. The Republican candi.
date who can pull himself out of the
kinks in Iowa this year will be a
daisy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-10


Iowa Republicans are wisely advis-
ed by the Mason City Globe Gazette
to keep their heads as well as their
temper II the third party ever gets
much OF start it will mean Demo-
cratic governor, and other Democratic
state officers. Democratic legislature
and the loss of Senator Kenyon this
year and Senator Cummins in two
years. The situation is thus correct
ly stated by the G.-G.:
The trouble is that when once a
man begins to take whack at the
head of the ticket, he will go ahead
and puncture other parts of 1t. There
isn't state officer or congressman
who ought not to fear the third party
movement"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-10
ahead Of Iowa.

DEBORAH Journal: On the way to
Baltimore the Iowa men bound for the
Democratic national convention were
impressed with the superior roads Oh
Ohio and indiana. These older states
are far in advance OF Iowa in the mat
ter OF roads. Every one in sight APP
peared we'll graded and gravel-bottom-
ed. Iowa is giving more and more at
tention to the road question. So is
Winneshiek county. Though the road
problem always win be difficult one
In county Of the hills. valleys. rivers
and creeks of Winneshiek county, in
creased interest in the problem az
sures us continuous improvement Iii
road condition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-10

The business statistics published
by R. G. Dun & Co.. covering the half
year period up to June 30, show an
Increase in both the number Of fail
ures and the amount of liabilities, as
compared with the same period of
last year. The defaults numbered 81
Sl7. against 1000 last year. and the
liabilities of the past SIX months
reached $10S,012.223, against s1os,6s5,
OS4 last year. The increase was
chiefly in the small firms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-10

BY the unanimous opinion of the
Massachusetts, supreme court owners
of patents who seek to monopolize or
do monopolize interstate commerce
In the commodities patented are VIC
lating the Sherman antitrust law. This
opinion was handed down in connec
ton with the suit involving the United
Shoe Machinery company and was
based on the recent ruling of the Unit
ed States supreme court that tn,
Sherman law does not exempt paten
rights.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-10

Editor Watterson Of the Louisville
Courier-Journal who had bitterly
fought the nomination OF Wilson on
personal grounds, has come out in an
editorial, urging all Democrats to
accept the nominee of the convention.
But he does this not without fling
at the dishonest methods and ruth
less spirit Of Bryan" and says that
the way in which the result was
reached puts in doubt an outlook that
was sure for the Democrats. He
further predicts that Roosevelt will
carry enough states to throw the cleo
ton into the house.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-10

Hon. John L. Stevens of Boone will
represent the new Roosevelt third
party on the official call for Iowa.
Who is John l.. Stevens? Let the Des
Moines Capital. now good progress
sive" authority, furnish the desired in
formation. Judge Stevens says the
Capital, "is one OF the leading attor-
neys OF the Chicago & Northwestern
railway system and in close sympathy
with the interests Of the plain people. Z
OF course.