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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
IOWA sENpo JOINT NOTE TO
RAILWAY COMMISSIONS ASKING
ron THEIR co.oPERArlok.
HOPE 10 GET MEASURE
THRU IN NEXT TEN DAYS
Will Dc Adopted Unless Railroad In.
Ausnes 10 suffieisnt to Defeat n -
Measure Allows interstate Commerce
Commission 70 psrseribs Uniform
Classification Of Frsiaht.

Special to Times-Republican.
has been sent to members Of railroad
commissions in the United States ask
Ing that they get back Of the Kenyon
bill to give the interstate commerce
commission power to establish a uni
form classification for freight in the
United States This joint note pro-
ceeds from the Iowa commission and
that Of Minnesota, Wisconsin and H.
linois.
The fight to get the bill thru the
senate in the next ten days is going to
be determined one, and Senator Cum
minis who has charge of the bill will
win unless the pressure from the rail-
roads in opposition is sufficient to
stand in the way Of consideration.
The commissions Joining in the note
declare their belief that in view OF
their experience with classification NO.
81 the work Of making a uniform
classification of freight for the United
States can only be successfully per-
formed by the government itself. act
ing thru the interstate commerce COM
mission. There Is now possibility OF
securing for the commission adequate
authority and facilities to perform this
task"
Aims Of Measure.
A COPY Of the Kenyon bill went TO
each commission with request that II
approve the same and urge the sena-
tors TO support 1t and to forward to
Senator Cummins copies of letters and
kilograms sent.
The bill amends the interstate COM
merce law by giving specific author
ity to the commission to determine
and prescribe what will be the Just ana
reasonable general or uniform classi-
fication of freight, both individual and
joint, applicableo interstate commerce
turnout the United States governing
the descriptions of articles Transported
by and the regulations and practices
Of the carriers subject TO the PROVE
sions Of this act"
II appears also that almost every
wear for q dozen or fifteen the nation
al convention Of commissioners has
approved Of the idea Of giving the IN
terstate commerce commission power 70
make this uniform classification, and II
has been urged on congress and the
statesmen many times, but never until
Senators Kenyon and CUMMING took
hold Of It has anything been done look
ing to really giving the relief. NOW
the bill has been reported to the sen
ate and probably will be passed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03

Cushing.
Articles OF Incorporation have been
filed with the county recorder by the
Farmers Savings Bank, Bushing. The
directors are George "A. Dewell. Ralph
Evans. Ed Perry. g. NJ. Gracey, Hans
Grel, Ferd Hummel, William Laing, A.
r. Rekenthaler and George Volgert.
Merrill.
1t is reported that a satisfactory ar
rangement for high school building
in Sioux township has been made and
that bids are requested. The building
will be situated on portion of H. G
s. Colds land at what is generally
known as the four corners.
Rockford.
Alexander Wilson, one Of the we'll
known farmers of Floyd county, living
seven miles west Of Rockford. will
build q fine country residence this
summer, costing not Less than $4,000
900. It will have steam heat and be
modern in every respect.
Akron.
pete Braun, from near Adavfile. has
iust threshed his winter wheat. He
had thirty-two acres and the average
Weld was twenty-six bushels. He sold
most Of It at Akron for an even SO
cents per bushel or net sum OF
s74S. 80 from the thirty-two acres.
Sioux City.
Twenty cars Of southern wheat
day pass thru Sioux City on the way
to northern -four m4llA 1t Is beginning
to move east. from points south OF
Sioux City on tho Northwestern line.
Grain IL not yet moving into sioux
city from the Dakotas or from north
west Iowa.
Iowa Falls.
An important business deal was
closed here wherein Harp & Roberts
contracted to sell the old grist mill
property in this city for $14.S0o to G.
"a Miller, Of Clernont. Possession 10
to be given the buyer about Feb. !,
1918. Harp q Roberts will continue IN
the flour, grain and feed business al
in tho past.
Estherviiis. ~. J.
The contract for the construction OF
the new high school building for this
city was let Wednesday to the lowest
bidder. Miller q Champlin, Of st Paul.
for s75.O4S. There were eight bidders
on the fob. I N. SalyerE, OF this CITY.
vas only 500 above the lowest bidder.
The building must he Enclosed by Dec.
1 and completed by April !, 1913.
Boone. !.
Boone county farmer living IN Beaver
township lost q fine horse from the
dread spinal disease Mr. Williams
was very unfortunate as the animal
was valued at $500 The disease be-
came noticeable only three days be-
fore the animals deaths and the farm
ers In that vicinity are becoming
alarmed.
Doons. -. u, s..
John n. Gray. known In this city az
the horse trainer. claims to be the
champion fisherman along the Des
Noines river from TT. Dodge to Des
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
Bio rb,no for Perry.

Perry, Aug. 3.-E. w. Adams, sec
rotary Of the Milwaukee company. was
here Thursday closing up deal for the
purchase Of additional land which Will
be used by the company in the extern
sive yards and transfer station which
will be built in the west part Of the
city. Mr.. Adams purchased strip 300
feet wide and about mile long adj
Joining the present right Of way on the
south from the Pattee estate. The
plans OF the Milwaukee are even more
extensive than at first announced. and
with the erection Of new repair shops.
round house, car factory. etc. will
mean An addition Of about 5000 people
to the population Of this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
New Foundry for ch.rI.. City.

Special to Times Republican.
Charles. City, Aug. 3.-The new cast
iron foundry Of the Hart-Parr Com
pany has been put in operation. s. d.
Drew and crew of men from the
rest Of the factory has been assigned
to duty there. 1t is expected that 400
men will be required in short time
to operate the new foundry. The
plant is expected to boom from now
Ion. The recent capitalization OF the
Hart -Parr company for S2.50o,000. is
to furnish the means for the advance
ment In the output 1t has been as
certafned since this increase IN napi-
tai that the Hart-Parr factory is the
second in size Of all the commercial
concerns Of the state.
The Beatrice Creamery Company is
the largest, being capitalized at $4,-
100000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
LuTHERAn PASTOR RESIGNS.

Effort Made 70 induce Norwegian Min
lister to Remain at Jewell.
Special to Times-Republican.
Webster City, Aug. s.-Rev. G. ].
Eastvold, for sixteen years pastor Of
the Jewell Norwegian Lutheran church
of the Harges synod. has resigned to
accept a pastorate at Dawson, Mimi.
and the two smaller outlying churches
associated with that charge. Associated
with the Jewell charges, however, are
four outlying churches, two country
churches northwest Of the town and
the Rose Grove and Williams churches.
Jewell people and the congregations
in the outlying churches arc bending
every effort to get Rev. Mr.. Eastvold to
reconsider his resignation. 1t is not
thought. however. that they will sue
coed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
CAR ANp AUTo COLLIDE.

Lons Tree Man Killed by lntsrurban
Car Near Altoena.
Des Moinea Aug. 81. w. Rife. Of
Lone Tree. was instantly killed near
Altoona yesterday when the automobile
which he was driving home from Des
Moines was struck by q Colfax inter-
urban car. The accident occurred on
an interurban crossing . few miles
east Of Altoona. known ~ fuckers
crossing.
SIS WithsE II. Sidwell and several other
men from Lone Tree. Mr.. Rife came to
Des Moines yesterday to got some cars
from the Herring Motor Company of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
Nor. Springs Jottirs..

-
Nora Springs. Aug. 3.-The Royal
Neighbors held their annual picnic
Wednesday at Rock Grove. Seventy
Ave were In attendance.
The Methodist and Congregational
Sunday schools will hold a union pic
mic at Rock Grove Wednesday, Aug. z.
The Forsythe meetings will be held
In large tent beginning Aug. rs.
The combined bands OF Nora Springs
and Rudd will give a concert here
next Tuesday evening.
A meeting representing the Baptist,
Congregational and Christian churches
will be held Friday evening to con-
slider federation.
The commercial club will hold it's
banquet Wednesday night. Aug. Z. at
Hotel Nora.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
Alta Fair Entries.

special 10 IlIneS-
Alta, Aug. 9.-The entries to the
Alta fair race meet on Aug. IA, Is and
18 closed on July 30 and there are
152 entries in the ten classes for har-
ness horses. There are 102 horses en-
tered, not counting the gallopers. The
free for all pace has eleven entries.
the 2:25 tret has twenty. the 2:25 pace
has twenty-five, the 3-year-old trot
has six, the 2:20 trot has nineteen. the
2:20 pace has twentythree, the 2;15
trot has ten the 2:14 pace has seven
teen, the q: 80 trot has twenty and the
3-year-old pace has four. As Alta is
the second meet Of the northwest Iowa
fair circuit. good field is assured for
all the other towns in the circuit.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
AFTER vILLlscA MURDERER.
Authorities Have Not Vet Given Up
Locating Author Of Foul Crime.

Authortttoo have NOT Vet GiVon Up
Locating Author Of Foul Crime.
Special to Times Republican.
Creston. Aug. adjective O'Leary,
OF Kansas City. leaves here tonight to
follow q clue to the Villisca murder
which he hopes will prove something
more than a will . the wisp." He
says they have several good clues now
and while they may not lead to the
capture Of the guilty party he thinks
they will soon be able to report that
they are on his track. The Kansas
City detective was accompanied by the
Monmouth, ILL.,, prosecuting attorney
who Is interested in the case because
of its similarity to the crime committed
there in the Dawson family.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
HAS STREET CAR SERVICE.

Charles City Western Puts on Service
For Chautauqua Crowds.
Special to ,Tmes-Republican.
Charles City, Aug. 3.-The Charles
City Western commenced street ca.
service yesterday TN order to accom-
modate the chadtauqua visitors. It 1.
thought that the service will be kept
up after the chautauqua season ID
over. In order to accommodate the
people Of Marble Rock and the coun-
try between Charles City and the
former place, two new cars have been
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
SAVED ACRES OF CORN.

Dog Attacks Home Of Gray Squirrel
Family and SIaughtsrs Twenty.
Special to Hmes-Republican.
Clear Lake, Aug. 3.-Here IL a
gopher story which will certainly make
the guinea pig story go some, and a
dog played an important part in the
story. George Foster and Ed Callahan
saw the dog busily engaged in digging
ana went to ascertain what he was up
to. One by ono the gophers came out
Of the big hole he dug and when the
final census was taken there were
twenty dead gophers. two old ones
with family Of eighteen children.
They were Of the large gray species.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
Real Cause II ouarvst

Real Cause IT ouarrot
the people we dislike and avoid
are no more sinners than w are our.
selves. Our quarrel IL often With their
manners. opinions. tempers, rather
than with their actual dssds.-Mrs.
Alfred Sid2wick.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
CHAMBERS SCARE AZ CLEAR LAX

Examination OF Dead Animal. How
ever. oispeovss Suspicion.
Special to Republican.
Clear Lake, Aug. 3.-Assistant State
Veterinarian Surgeon Malcomb was
called here to look into case which
was thought to be CHAMBERS. There had
been several horses exposed but this
animal died before the veterinarian
could reach here. A diagnosis was
made but II was not thought to be
glanders. However. q careful watch
will be kept
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
PURCHASES NEWSPAPER PLANT

Former Employs on Charles City Pa.
per Buys Catherine Sheet.
Special to Times Republican.
Charles City. Aug. Sword has been
received in this city from Bert Perrin
that he has purchased a newspaper
plant at Calexico. Cal. Mr.. Perrin
was formerly employed on the Charles
City Intelligencer as job man. and be-
fore coming here had been conducting
newspaper. the Prescott Argus. at
Prescott, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
TO HAVE NEW BANK.

Failure Of Pilot Mound Bank RssuIts
IN New Inotitu4ion.
Special to Times
Boone. Aug. 3.-The Pilot Mound
Savings Bank was organized with Hon.
s. L, Moore president and J. n. Her
man vice president. 1t 10 to commence
business at once. This move was
inspired by the failure Of the Pilot
Mound bank this week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
PLUMBING SUPPLIES DISAPPEAR.
New Houses In Boone Being PiIfsrsd
Of Lead Pipe, Etc.

Special to Observation-Disclosures.
Boone. Aug. 3.-An epidemic Of
thievery Of peculiar nature is re-
ported here. Many new houses being
erected are robbed of lead pipe and
other plumbing and plumbing contrac-
tors and the the police are on the
watch. Many robberies are reported
Two small boys Of less than IL years
Of age were caught in the new Van
Gorder house carrying out pipes, etc.
Mayor Crooks is going after the men
who purchase these stolen goods and
will prosecute them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03

scheduled to run for awhtle. These
cars have been arranged 20 that pas
sengers from Marble Rock and intef-
vening stations. can come TO the chau-
tauoua sessions and return. either az
ternoon or evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
RAISED s,o sARLEv CROP.
clsar Lake Farmer Secures Large Weld
From Field.

Special to Times- Republican.
Clear Lake. Aug. 3.-Ffom an even
twenty two acres OF barley Earl Ham
street now has his report. The thresh-
ing has been done and the grain sold.
There was . total Of l.oi2 bushels or
forty six bushels to the acre. and he
received 90 cents per bushel. This
makes . return of 1850 to the acre. 1t
was fne quality Of barley. This re-
port 10 no moro than what this Sec
ton OF the state will average and 1t 10
the highest grade barley ever raised
here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-03
Hicks capudine
Clears tho Mind

By removing headaches. Lets you
think clearly. It gets at the cause
whether from heat, cold, stomach
or nervousness.
copudlno is . liquid, pleasant
to take, and acts quickly and effec-
lively.
Stops Headache
loo, $50 and SOC ct drug stores.
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TURKS AND BulGAR|AuS
 ENTER GRAPPLE OF DEATH

.haL ths Greeks Cut off 1e,poo TuGklsh Iro0pS thut were rAtreRtIns 5rnm M0n- usLG,. One strange Iact notrd in cc', nIulIun Vrith this report Ia that suE' a lArgr hody of TurkS cCuld sun b' at Isrs. tn tist noish5orhocd when su, GO0 we're supl.nssd tn nAYs been bottled up aud caLplursd there
 Thr wAr Is now Rssurains remark k- allc strauuTIty to rhe var a<2lnEs Italy. In that WAT Turkey vas beaten ssssEr pt.ti drlyen to Guy ln TrIpOl Y hen sIAsAdid stand wHs Gnads. Now driven tack to CunstAntinoPls the Tsfxa are AEahi fighting nth thI Era,E cry born ur Gespsrutton.
 It a EeEeTslIy accepted as rAfrAir thNs if Tsrs0ey had mt p"en Ro weak rned by its mHr win Italy tt wauka easily hAss tsahsn the RlilaA T@ ouc tI,ss i,ttnm0n empire irAA xstnad nurfs sympathy in Eurnre.
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ONE HUNDRED
 WERE KILLED
LANAI CA TEAL WAVE ALSO DE.
 STRcYEE MANY SHIPS.
Spscia! Nugget SerVIes.

Spseia! Nugget Servaes.
 liINCHIC1S .%ss. :a..-TI,e number p[ people .lea dlhT1TghnuI ss the ru- suit l,f the hurrichns anu tidaL wave is ,sow hHnwn Lu ltA ta9rr than ono hrn- dTsd. 9n addition tn Lae losz or iifs tremendous erstrnotIon t[ atljrpins also re8nltsd In ililz llarbur. FAItoLlR analI Ysassls that hah hScn lSmE Ht xrehuT TGro Fe.'whulniA1l aud en6nlf- cd and then crrtVE RsIlt with them tr tho bnetprl,
 This city suffered Il most dsrlorAhin amount of Iu'naEc. sinma pFetiy 7n1 coalIy reszldclcaR wArs ccARAatslA rutnnd I'lse damage aluhE fhz cuaat tu pIantaito'iH- gardens, elc,, 1H also considerable,
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npseiL NuEgst Service

nps&i1I HuEgst Ssssis%
 eaJNSTAHTlEOPLE, EsA. 43-TEs Ezn1ea of hsLiIu Again fhr. nndnsd Hi. fnted t:nnssunIiavPIh und IIs. h1otn ol aFt,lluty kre%ka 7he stillnuss. Tnc armies uI Trrkly und EulgHriA arE once More in a xrhPnis If lif's nnt lrsIth and Gll the wuiid Is watching with bateS brurLh uus cf lhe Titanic struggles of history. Anl .r struggle upon whiHh will deirend thr Gn1A of al HTcsent D0ush.
 Th% hzErle aluns the T,I1LA!pA lines wAs resumed SusIS in tiGc IH"rnlnY 7s sdsnu ss TMsslhle after IL ~ns learned thAI nu pe,1e wRs ut'SxiHL% under the conditions T-'Ilirsd ty l.nleariu. The AuIKRriai.a cprnA,I their atfack from their treirhes. Ssysrai batteries sf artillery were hl1t let lGsc after whieh regiments nH uu1EHrSHr infantry wsr3 acnl in. So far as can ha :ssrrcil tho
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22

GEh;ins wAs 1udsc1Et+e
 lsoth Sihea claim FirtctS and UnIJ ono thing i& certain ,Lnlt that is that tL6 1nvutitrs ,Ld hot Esl,I 4Iny material hIrnn.aEu.
 -h. rssumpliuE IT .rostl!itisr Ia ctr tain Lo result l., ,fntnld horTurs 'n this clty nltw Ihas LisAase has ,Sksn go crest 2 hrIl 1n tht rupu lAtioA that a rAal I,IG sue iH feared
 'r.r aghLiug when IL Incura iH most force and drLslnilned aIuI IhoUBnnds ar' r'unS:anIlr beisg ddJEa |" the nsa Gf killed.
 A uuYD emKHgstn4nt '4Turred 1H T:stIz whil. the fund patele vas pro g.,Ading- The result of the snH rEht Is nut l,nown, bnt EoIue .'r tho yrassis snssgnL ars supposed T." nave leen sunk.
 .Nnoshur dIsnstcr n the Turks wrH rrprriei iGdIsF when It was learned
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ku9ps4 9pseIaI 4srvloA


 OTTAWA. No. 22.-Tn rrsu.lrs tn 1si.r nid @ Great t'ritain it. c&sr of .szr. unl tu mnI.o Ehnss preparations .r urcr. ~as tks plrs 't thc Duke pr iOi.na uEhl. sov%ruor. general VI Can pIn, whea ha opened ihs DV1ln1un porlisrueur SerterGay.
 The ~oJds of lss duke have created a good deal oi senEReion all ovGE ras Jomlnion because hf tlIs nmnb1s waTning ihlc GrcaL 1rtsaln %iIL soor M ca,nprIl.I rn ZrHppIc wili' so1ur Po&cTT3I cnciny.
 "co.rilI l1ua hvre bta', lisrlvsed." l" snld thu surcrncr eeEn,L, '~htrl' In the opiniJn nr rr$ advisers rfndcsa !; imperative fiat Jhn :aTal sYCces ": the cinriro sl,ulILd IT. strengthened wirhouv delay"
 Alter this re1n:L: an blo statement the daku urged t:.lIIada I5 give 1l the ahl possible tp he construction ur a
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VANCOUVER HAS
 EARTHQUAKES
PACIFIC COAST CITY FEELR rREMoR WHICH EEaTFoT-
 ED CITY.
spnoiai Nuapss Service


 y.4NIHLJ%ER. SsT- 2z. I've vtp- ,%slt s:s~'kH Of aar; hfl4aEs vera felt in Ihis cisf- ynwsrIiaY :L:tsr1o9tl. The llysl caing aL Iits nilIpLeH pasl ILfs and tl,e secnnd rArss aui,:IiS afterwards. IT." dLsilrlpnns. Ia baIsvcd 10 ha g. continuance ef Lhe earthquake ~h1Ch sEETuvesi thr Iuwn in Lhe nur1hErn IHr1 Uf Mexico I%S days hefGre-
 Thr duInaEe dnTe hOTI'. no~arer' "ns lo sIsIls thEt lt Is uft wurth tnnI,tsonihE 'Ellr f.ar is InILeFeatns1 that au1ihf. sarlLs nG ara3Les Is AbuIt to iI- EsIg 4.. uvtr in tue r'iAnF1sr Ut S-Il..t sho pp1hcs nf snlnP line EEu Tyr- ryperl%u"-IL-
 'chu I1ha. waTs. tn JanJalcz ts hahisr- ed tn h.. He T.suiL of 1ha dEsturRpHeS uJsa.
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apsriaI Nugget ssrvl%A.

hTEXLGHI CtTT, %oY. sa.-' IRpcAnA lrnriEr j. yto:Nst earthquake tho faTu Of Acanby crunubled last Tnnaday 'nta ruIns and buried p1Ht or lts repplo In tho tisbria. At thA lirls Ur the quake church services p:e~a beihx heId and q largo congregation waS Prcsfni whoa tha cdIECs fuoktd nnh ssll In rho lusa of llfG Maa awful. Tho york <se taking nut the deAI hcdiEH hcgrG Immediately ard iM 2. ft;% hours Hftcf rhz eacufranoc sixty eprpaEB were ra'
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WANTS CANADA ID
 PREPARE FOR WAR

greater nHsy rir Ih,' :'rot4cti'n e'f tho InsSA%r cpurtrS-
 Gsrnnny is again. sinrs ,hu lsInrssa 1f linnansh' ln thG l;ps nf all t;An- a3tiR~- It nu~ kccTns lt, lS- Eunsralb taLrn G,E granted Jhnt tian kxiset aud hla go.srt.ment will auVn ITy .he!1 ,IrvnsIh naair:st the hrliisn '>Inptrfi Il 11 nti:r ws.g Gau 'hcf +.lrSuut in- lhc warming. laauea ny A member uI shc ltrltish ruyal family ard Enitr- nnr sa1sraI Jr ihe rErI!IIaE.
 CnniEA hg,s hrrn lar A6znr yeArs ,i;1d.a t,m tlac 'ltsAftor nf buihtig H srlry Lh spnInH; tl,+ in.perinl Ea+S ii taes oi war- AuS4 Ila ms tad ihs sArIb quuslInh put U. tn II md Grri.T I3rtt.lin uuT H[ oEnR Ia hs rniftnE u rey srla;l effort ln have Lho ES1D l.cme US cuick:y IF pusslhlD.
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SOL DIERs PLAY.

The Furt Ikavts. basket bull players ealue up last night and had 8 praellre matgn at Eagle IalL They hRTo all ths appearnnec 1E betnE E. tricky and speedy c6mutnatiun aud ought to si.-' ua account of themselves. Sergeant HIn, whr HGS with tho boTs. re:llisrka that tue diffttshoe lu th csiEe nf helFs is trlt yery much Ehsn coming fro'n Ihc Tort into rf1a bsx Eagle one.
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10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Hars follr clullteE clGRILeu md prsRbUd 1t tIsa SOME TAMoNlNn co. bsL Lw cen S%gsrstr1m & HAS0n A and ssahILcrs Jcwslry stores.
 TG rlszn and rann~ furH. DtasS and repair your ulutfaA- rlakG a1t7raElDna in both .adIea and &nntlsmsIra clpthaA. Hrst cIaHa workmanship modesr methods. prompt ssrvlce CSms ana ssa ua.
 NOME. TAILORING co.
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APPLE GIVES DlNkER

Qc4rEe Apple gave 2 diniSer rrcHnsiy In Judge Tpl,6r wb'n :1s jn1dee ar- rircd uL Ituby. -+mongSt thoS" prcs . ehI vsrr Han .5nrhcr:und nhn pr' Moore. AnoGner Kuest was Pete 1cr : s+n. who retired from tt" EenEteria! race iyb Dana f1y6r.
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PORTLAND YOUTH 19
 MURDERS STEPFATHER

ID tie facL, Itftrr musrlsrius him tue buy says hu butIe!l tho hndT ILnh the erItu nF tile gsDsy will lr: lcarne.i ta- day whah ! H!Lrs:,L is n.1ds Al tse plAtr drsigij5Isl 4s LLe suul In TlIcll Lks hody will fe, icuhd. Ti,c csIusf saId t6 nlyu bean nssIShoa Uy '7Hl; Ea haervd nnu thr aHslrs lu get thu oaacr N,an out of the WOW.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22
LAW ANr MOTION DAY.

TunIcTTn# will ho las and rn6fi1r day ih ij,A diktrift cuurt. The cnls mQtter iC uamE ID mas bH 4 Enpnon to uuash t11e auu1faans in the chHs al thR PIepsar 1flnlnE Company vH. ]. \ Brown. 1t wnLs nnntihued frorR hsi RafurdAy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22
GETTING OUT AOphEse SpSpiAa hHunea 1ag>ssHA

GAaiT%GfDS. Nov. a1-Ths pt<h- iLcnt Is nuw dlctat,nE hs Liiruil Thanksgiving Address, May aSe waiting IntcTest@f1iy to hear it ~Ith tne bsIisf fiat some yelled pIIusi"u to th" recent national ulecttn may npIcHr Li.HTeln
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22
TO WORK ON 1UARTz.

T. T TacksMI ard aoTuparE Havs taEen nn urstlt lp Glacier creek near whlrh they w1li perform snznn work on qusrtE lcdEc.
 Chria GulnanRnn has moved ! iABln 0n tn his aunrts IsdEc near ths ARma crock
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22
epseiai Nugget Ssryioe

TURTLA:;I'. ,'fie. Nov. ag-Ct'al 1aIr, s hu! l9 ytllE of a%rs hoa SIT. rendGle1 tu lhc police Sia llng Ina. hp nIurdcsod hiy step tStllGr und'T the most cold hlou.zd ciccp instances. Thu stop father whose narle ia D. U Lett xeIl. l.ae hecrl missiiIg t'Ir su1ne lime but no rar.HuiIIar attention -aa paid
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-22
ONE CAMP TWO SENATORS.

Hcnry R66cn, asslstAns distfInt a' . ts.rnay and ssHulW from CiA Fourth div yi,.Inn. inls brvu stationed at Hubby indsrnltsiy. Thia sirfs that camp i~o aenltuh.