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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-10
SHE KILLS CHILD AND SELF.
Wife of Queens County, N. Y, Jail
Warden Uses Revolver.

NEW YORK. October 1O.-The Queens
county Jail in Long Island City, just
across the East river from New York,
Wednesday. night was the scene of a
double tragedy which was probably a
case Of murder and suicide
Henry Schleth, who was warden of the
JAIL returned to his apartments there at
an early hour yesterday morning and
found his wife and four-year-old son
dead. each with a bullet wound in their
right temples. Near Mrs. Schleth was
found a revolver with two chambers
empty. Both mother and child were in
their night clothes.
wife,s act He was just about to move
from Long Island City to New York to
become warden of the Raymond street
fail there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-10
TYPES
TOLD IN STORIES
Why Chairman Hermann of
the Base Ball Commission
Is Known as "Garry."
snec,al corrcsnondencc q. The Star.

correspondence
NEW YORK, October o. 1913.
Ever hear why August Hermann is
known to all the world as Garry?
Hermann is the chairman of the ma
tional base ball commission. Other base
ball diplomats say ne is the clearest and
coolest thinker in the business. Herr
mann devised the plan of organization I'M
der which modern base bail is conducted,
and his mediatory talent has kept the
leagues operating under the plan Forty
years ago he was a small German boy in
Cincinnati. His first job was in a print
ing office. Another and an older boy was
employed there.
Tho tradition of the Office" said one
Of Herrmann's old friends. was that the
boy should always be nicknamed Bis
marck' So that the first boy was SO
known in the shop. When this second
boy came along the shop intellects were
strained almost to the bursting point.
Obviously there could not be two Bis
marcks. Also there were internecine
troubles to be feared.
OF you name that Dutch blagen Bis
marck. I'll beat soft spot into his bean.
announced the first office boy.
IT, asked young Mr.. Hermann
hopefully, L lick this Bismarck kid, do I
get his name? And darest l use rock
$50 that some ink-smeared Machina-
yelli suggested that the new arrival be
named 'Garibaldi,' that being name
easy to remember, and 4. of equal honor
with Bismarck. And 1t was so ordered.
Hermann has never been able to lose it.
Dryer Wanted to See Him.
James Francis Dwyer, the novelist,
started for trip around the world
tho other day. He's been around be-
fore-but this time he Is going with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-10

money in his pocket. The night before
he started he met an Englishman at
the Knickerbocker
And so you are going to visit sgd
ney?" said the Engiishman. Il must give
you a letter to my dear old friend Row
4 wish you would" said Dwyer,
eagerly 81 very much wish you would
have been afraid that. 1 would not
be able to get in to see him.
"oh," said the Englshman; then you
More than that said Dryer. Il
know him. / was busted in Sydney and
he paid me So a week to u 90 CAV an
that $5-sonehow. When I got a. better
Job and quit he yelled around as
though was abusing his confidence.
Err said the puzzled Engiishman.
again. considering the-er..unpieasant
nature of your acquaintance?
"I. want" said DIR. Dwyer, simply 10
hit him in the other eye.'
Clerk Did Not Know Customer.
This happened in one of the upper
9Th avenue art shops in which they sell
antiques by the nick. middle-aged
man OF just middle-sort appearance en-
tered. He was net by a clerk who re-
sembled nothing so much as very
perfectly stuffed.
II want" said the middle-aged man,
Ito see your Assyrian whimpies.
The clerk smiled-a superior. plying
sort of sraiio-and snapped his fingers.
Boy" said he. show this man our
Assyrian whimples.
Then he began to talk foot ball again.
He held firm-not to say heated-oplnlons
about some beef-legged young gentleman
who is under contract to destroy
couple of colleges this fall.
He paid no further attention 10 the
middle-aged man-until by and by he
happened to look back The managing
partner and the general manager ana
the expert on Assyrian art were stanoihg
around the middle-aged man. wearing
expressions of foolish bliss upon their
faces. Every now and then the middle
aged man would say something. Then
the partner and the manager or the ex-
pert would prod each other violently IN
the ribs. a.,
who" said the foot ball theorist, is
this masterful potentate they're all trying
to kiss?" :
mo one," said the boy. but former
Senator William A. Clark of Montana.
And he's spent $4,000 since he came In.
All Had Something Coming to Them.
Detectives must necessarily be pes
simists. Most of the time they get away
with it.
IT was called on to. address COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-10
It's a Season for NeckWear.

How is your supply? Tomorrow you can
buy here the latest novelties in neckfxings and
pay least prices r.
MARABOU CAPES; 6 strands; AeM ON
in black and natural; $3.50 value. cDAoOy
MALINE RUFFS; in hunters green, gray,
navy and 2-tone combinations; full Md RM
and fluffy; finished with ribbon ID IL ooOVV
ends. Excellent value at.
FICHUS; medici styles; lace En-
trimmed 75c and 81 values. Choice OWDN
IMPORTED LACE SETS; consisting of new
stzls s19o ss aer 0c
75c and 9Sc values
RUFFLING, of plain net, PIT. Esprit shadow
lace and Dolly Warden NP- En-
effects; 80. styles to ZSC AND SVDC
(other width running up to $3.50 yard.)
Main Floor-Neckwear Section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-10

ed "'oner'ble." He would say Teller
who sneaked off as Sonny was doing was
d'serter." He had often told him that
d serter was the meanest thing on earth
"a Teller who, didn't give darn cent
for the word duty
The bare toes wriggled a moment irreso-
lutely in the dust; the brown eyes went
longingly toward town, then, very slow
ly, came back to the farm and duty.
When he turned in the farmyard he was
running. He wanted to slip into bed be-
fore the old man woke up, and he wanted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-10
May Submit Supplemental Bids.

Secretary Daniels. after recently re-
jecting identical bids of the Carnegie,
Bethlehem and Midvale steel companies
for .battleship arnor plates. has given
the companies until Tuesday to submit
supplemental, bids, with the notice that
the Navy Department would consider
only competitive bids at a reduced price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-10
Cutter Bear Sails for Nome.

According to report given out by the
revenue service, the cutter Bear has
sailed from Unalaska for Nome, to give
any assistance necessary to the sufferers
from the storm which occurred there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-10
JEWELRY NOVELTIES.

Just the knickknack you require to look your
best.
GERMAN SILVER NECKLACES consisting
s6 sa asd soc
a link chain. Special value at.
CAMEO BEAUTY PINS, on card; OM~
SOC values. Special. ................ oOyN
vts ea Ss Stones. 5se st 900
EARRINGS; pierce and pierceless on
styles; jet or gold plate; SOC values. oOyG
Special at.
ORNAMENTS, for wear suspended to soutoir
sns long SOC
Special value at choice. ...............
ssls sh sasS SOC
catch Special value at.
Main Floor-Jewelry Section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-10

tomorrow. father, 1 want YOU and the
boy TO get at the potatoes. IFS cry
ing sha ne they haven't been hilled long
ago" Then his little figure Strengthened,
his spoon clattered down on the table, his
eyes widened In absolute fear as he
gasped: But we're---we re-goin' to tn
circus. He-he said sol" An excited
fnre~ f-hi~-t~s .~~-'s~- whose smile was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-10
For the Wee Child.

We cater as we'll to the wee child
as we do to her older sisters
needs.
CORDUROY COATS; in blue or
brown; fasten side effect with
pearl buttons, pockets; sizes to
ss. ys choice , tomorrow rs,, S2.O8
only. ....... ..........
BABIES SHORT DRESSES. of
white nainsook; bis h op and
square yoke styles; sleeves and
neck edged in narrow
lace: sizes months to en-
2 years. Special value OVG
BABIES CORDUROY HATS:
. round, rolling brim shape, finished
at side with small feather; choice
of green, blue and
brown. At the special M d nm
price to m orrow cO II oVVVV
OF .
Second Floor-Infants' Section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-10
| WANTS THE FULL RECORD
IN RATE ADVANCE CASES
Interstate Commerce Commission
Employs Attorney Brandeis in
Probe Eastern Railway Demands.

Nothing short of full record will help
the commission to decide the rate advance
case, says statement of the interstate
commerce commission, and it was for the
purpose of obtaining such a record that
the body decided to retain Louis D. Bran
deis as counsel in the case of the eastern
railways asking for an increase of per
cent in rates. The attorney, the state
ment declares, further. is not retained to
advance or support any special theory or
preconceived notion of the commission
about the case.
The statement, which was made public
by Commissioner Harlan, says further:
1.-The carriers who have asked. the rate
advance will be represented at the hearing
by some of the ableSt attorneys in the
country; they will fully develop the con-
crete proposition that the carriers are in
need of more revenue. The individual
shipper is ill-equipped to meet such a
controversy, because his interest is con-
fined largely to the rates on his particular
products; therefore. unless the commits
sion takes steps to develop the other side
of the broad question 1t is likely to have
a one-Sided record upon which to DISPOSE
Of the issue.
Satisfactory Basis Desired.
"In case of such Importance we feel
that we ought to have all the light pos
sible. Manifestly in such a case nothing
short of full record will give the COM
mission a satisfactory basis for whatever
conclusions may be reached. 1t is with
this thought in mind that Mr. Brandeis
has been asked to aid the commission
in bringing out all the facts His Sc
lection for this duty has no other sig
niticance except as 1t may be regarded
nv fho
his standing as a lawyer and of his
well understood ability in analyzing and
broadly treating questions of large i'm
portance and public interest. Doubtless
certain professionals will have their own
attorneys, but Mr.. Brandeis will be the
general channel through whom the views
Of others opposing the advance may be
presented of record
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-10

Squeezing through window ten
inches wide, a burglar broke into a
saloon at Hagerstown, Nd Monday
night rified the cash drawer of So
and carried off more than q dozen
quart bottles of whisky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-10
Three Reasons for
Handkerchief
Buying

Reason 1-All-linen Handkerchiefs,
cross barred, finished with q
hemstitched hem. 15c value. &C
Special tomorrow at...........
Reason 2-All-linen Embroidered
Handkerchiefs. dainty designs, with
embroidered or hemstitched ~
edge. 35c values. Special ZSC
tomorrow at, choice.
Reason 3-Sample lot of Linen
Handkerchiefs, finished with 90
hemstitched hens. Values UP nc
Main Floor-Bargain Tables.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-10
TOILET ARTICLES

At Cut Prices.
Read the list-your favorite toilet
article is undoubtedly listed:
POMPEIAN MASSAGE CREAM:
S Spee'ai' jar '0mof- 20c
ps sSTH : se = ! ! . for Il o 0 I H Csc
MENNENS ia LCUM r1-l
POWDER; special at... AS
.co ono k', a8eaiaf DRESSING 21c
1s-Pt. WITCH HAZEL; spe- II6n<-
cial tomorrow ...... AVS
SMALL SIZE BOTTLE d.
LISTERINE; special. ........ HOS
SMALL BOTTLE DAN I'm
DERINE; special at. ........ ~
LA RENE BAY RUM; spe- ndno
clal at 49,. -....-...-..--.-...
Main Floor-Toilet Articles.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25
THE NOME DAILY NUGGET. MARCH 2s. 1913
mAnEuvERlNG FOR
 BIG MUNICIPAL BATTLE

thai itH maohInatlonx are evident in almpit all Mattcra Ia the firm con-
 viceupn oE IlIpRe who Intend tr uppvse ths present occupants rt sAats In tnn council The anxiety ur tho present councilman ia hide thrir movements IA the DreseHl cuhtest ia pointed uut As sTrong confirmation of the &C., cusAt1ous nf Fll!E politics tflat are IeYcllvI pi them. Indeed hnIF tho cit- !5ens of Nome trdsy arc convinced
 mHdp lhg cRtspsw of hpssas who have poyne gnI4cy which they nre trying 10
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25
CALLED
 DOWN nV MAYOR

The naecL;nE or the city Eouhell Iast night wns notable chiefly because "t . scene which occurred between Coun- Gllrnan Sykes and Captain Baveg4dEc and in which the mayor took a hHne by calling down tie councilman.
 4 matter 3f buHincss waH bdlnE discussed ThAn C2ptl1n EevcrEdgs stccd up to make some remark Mr. aylrrs has recently had aeYeGai con- rrsnts made upon him by ths captain and this riMl0 nc cRllad to tho captain to Mt down. Then %as tho cxtraprdL- nary scene witnessed oe mayor or dsring . councilman to xesp quiet and ,,ct dare Hsk An outsider to keep tEdss. aQy
 SD n.llch accustomed hare some members nf the city euuRcLl hecn to tue tTnpcrIaI R%ay If tho mayor that hr. sykcs stopped and hardly seemed to l1nuw untH reminded that Cuun- e4,mn has as much light to keep or der in q eo9nnil nee.IRg #s may ]. IsThu pnaoIaHa papnrP-NhMs Mud h6k
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25
OPERATORS ARE
 AGAINST BILL
sThANdEH5 SPEAK BEFORE
 MEMBERS OF LEGI5L ATURE. --

JUNEAU. March za--a1nny urern- tors frem FalTbaHls9 and Iditatod ha+a spoken nEAlnst the Rodeu -dat- rney bLlL which Is nUw before the leg istature
 tloth men are coming in for loi uE Cr!Iig-lsrn. EudeA who Is well known n FalrbankR and LdItarud cr- erAtors. is cuminF in for a particular comment oF m unfArurAble kind. He Is described as one ur LhaSe lawyers whc will use working ner for his ends nr ~iIl nts, seTye people 1iku the Gu$- EenhAims Ns lonK aa they atc Willing III employ hlm. daIrMey hAH aImi'aI trnnmenta pn saed upon Dim,
 Idllnr.Id Mcal *ley that RndAr Rhew- ed h1H cafiber when he worked for tho incorporation of Idltand that hg might RecIIre & 1Ah ns I1ty attorney. ]Iut lhaAe cufnriehts, If courSe. cpm6 only from rhnaA opposed t9 the eisht- hour lAw.
 Gn the other rand wnrkfrs aTs said 10 he !n faVar pf the bill. One n1inas- numEl Jerry HcAnecG of Fzlrhanks spoke and saIl ihst all the miners wanted t.
 The hearing &till continues &nG ls the great matter nf the hour. It Beems Lu Iy. &yid+itt upw that nut E tiihu uf the hills intrndnceh can bs dealt with in the 50 aaya allc~ed.
 Milo Kelly today tntrnduced new banking bill According tD tho p1sA- unt IaHs of Alaska A banker cannot he rrnAecuIri Jur reGelWing depoHata evcn whTn hc krnw* hIs Lank to ESc IpsvIvent. Thr bill ~lll cover ttiR and many other wants and Kelly is sure ur support inFide and outside Inc hnuga
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25
Ahe YOU FROM MIssouEI,

If Bn Vt wl;l bo picsassd lU slsuw SUu our pew inf pr wHnlen gnodB fnr gen tlemen, tailor made sulte, We tei,rs- sent StEauhs DrUlI1~fs, Ur Chicago known 4a master taiiorB Thee8 Huit1 urr all union mode. they are EuaTAh r%%d tn be first elaGh in quality and workmanship. We gunrnnEee all AuttH tu l,e Ak represented. We AIsu du uI. tc5utluna nnd cleaning. prosHIn9 nDu rApAIrJiIe. f0urs n please.
 NOME TAILORING co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25
LIVING CHEAPER IN NOME.

Than any place Ial Inc werId. ih ptv- pott tfon to oihsr YalueG- Here ara Hone of the proofs:
 EREfs CTFtsrs, cRh .T*c Hamburger. Raasaea. round steak.
 Der pound .. ... ........ ..@Oc Liver, better than fresh. per h. ,1kc Beef tongues. hneht syaF received .2st Mutton ahd rosk chops frem 1sc
 to ...Is ... +t.s.4 .seS Beef ChsIx .... ..,..,,4....... IF !nc And s5 on down Gha l1HE.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co,
 "AIASlrA'A Best FrlA1d"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25
sua soLTE HAS
 ANOTHER COMPLAINT

While the. dissrsct c1llfl WAS tn ses- .Ic, this morning Gng Holtx p%rsef- alIv nrsssntkd a vninmtnt'us fypE vrIttA1l complaint to the judge. Act ,nE nz his own attorney he ~alkHd 1lE au Lhe heneh and hAntsd the cocu- mgnt tQ hIs huucr without saying H w'prd. AEIcrward he look seal quietly lR court.
 T1evinusly he had offered the aa"'e dacur3cht to the fCrenn0n ct the grand jury bat thu. ErIAr tsclined 10 pccept
 The UumpIaGnt contRin& a sevefe in' Iiylsnent of every ulneIAl pHst. eF'ec''' nnj to come.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25

The commanders of inc opponiEe fuTr%H thEt will meet la patsle Ns llse rolla next Tuesday, TOW Asen Tn De urlnt.nyev1nE for ppait1nh. The cny attorney has advlHed both Aldes tnnt candidates will not i1A required tH ns th4lr petitions untu tomcrrp~. "eo- nesdSy, AiuI both BIdes TiH pFopAc'F waIE nntlI tht last tnDn'tEL nesp'e rrlaEinE a shHw of force
 The urinripsI ixaus nHw Seems :" u-,-,. s,nn thu bsIIOF a1uohgrt 2 lot nf ttr.xens ,hst the present ring shculn hr brvken ur. That q rink ex!Afs ana
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25
oursic@ Noxf. PEuPL.L

g. 4. Keller, formerly well knoWn in rhs Council district. has written to Lco Sheldon fron Bo]lrflL. He paints the climate and mining prOs- pecls Lh glowing UutorS. AMonsEi lhosA he met down there were f12 Cutting md 3F. EeRRnh. .... T. NlcalQi- son. whc repreaented the Yuba Con htruetIpn Cpmphny htTe last suT1n3. W0A Aho9r to laavn GIT HDEih AfElca when h1 wxa last hA1rl Errh1.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25
HALL DECORATED
 NICELY FOR DANCE

4. R. hGu WAS beautifully decorAt l. ,rl r~r the Easter hail of the Arcur Iirarnsrh0ud which lock place last svruiuE. \ nice. camt1Ftahle nunrbuF ur nruIAas usrr present and as usual q thoroughly eE1ovuhie lime vas surnl. The nuslr is canning 'n Tor a'i k.naE u. praise thtB morning and every other teAtuIE la also reeA'V'rg Ihs. rT1cAt favorable comment.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25

orsanherg end Mcleod are the men who have purchasad the CHf~4h and I'aptatn Dick 1TenIy IS the man who will bring her North this bUuamAV.
 This .s the infoCrnailoh conveyed ID u letter to M. W. GriG1th which ar- rived on The maIi last Sunday.
 Fhs letter. which Is written hT os- ~cpd. aAys that the Corwtu has been
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25
TURKS WILL GET BETTER TERMS

uI Adrlunoplo uI< chIct TcaulrcTicnt for pcI,nn Lr IS supprsS1 lhot the DO" CTS have tskcn this request intu an- count ond Inny Insist thar A1rlap4ae 1ln moi bU ceded tc BRlsa!in,
 Tue whole matter today realR on five reply of tho nuEg1rkn govern ynent whose premier has the pTcpDsal of Ule poTsrS in his halId9.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25
BIC SECOND GLASS
 LEAVES GkALAkLEET

Ths. big consignment of emergency wNiI Lrl I.nhlaklect for Nome his u.orn4nE with Tom POwera It con- aists of 11s7 rnunds end Ia ah sscond Glu&s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25
CANDIDATES
 SHOWING UP
oLo COUNCIL TICKET SAID TO
 HAVE BEEN FILLED ULT.

J. H. CuHcY and ". Il. MI"CGihher ate the iva men G:,lst bY ll.e I1hnI . hers of the present c0uhCn 1? ifl1 out theiT ticket for the MunL1LHl clcc.!O1'.
 Mr. MeCuhber Is E chrpcHtcr by IrRtla Whpsc name tAs net beeiI ETEF- tously mentioned in connection with thS contest.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25

True DIlIs were drought In hY th+ grand jury this morning a%aiHHt six zoTdEra from Sr. Michael HII1 ar" crhrgcd with rape.
 The b!l!s eare in t%o sepltaie iu- dictnenIg, One Hna against Si Cdr- bin. j.ouIp KitlswopA and Wm Pr-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25
AT THE NEW EAQLE.

Cid Lexis Hurtar RYs and tH% FA mous Atf1urten epuFson ~niSksEA . Distilled sprinu 14o4- 1908 hrugh. in bond and rAhusSd to % psr ssnt Ay U. 8. 9eTACrtHshss bY tf1s hSEtI+ r' ealIen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25
Suu1i4l kuunSt EsrvisA

LONDON. March 24.-Th" Times decIared ythterGay thA. lhe pasle of the reace agreement which las been established by ths p0wErH ia almost surely more favorable to Turkey than lha terms offered during thE peace ncgot,RsInns by tho aliIes.
 Az Turkey aaz Mande the rctcntinu
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25

ndynnue without taking the people as q whole intU their confidence.
 This may he entd after carsfu1 ratvass nf rhs people Hlln hold diff ferent vIewR-
 Some point o1t that tho present ma yor has panuerrd tu tue moes cH' trzEnv porA1ns rtsr thRir support hilil lhry mention many Instances ot re- cent occurrence 10 prove the fnct'
 Thg Issue, indeed. 7eems tn bu "Cie- igeua FR- Ring"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25
8OLOIERS WILL
 PLEAD TOMORROW

The six Et MirIlaCI xVldlrTS Wkr ars charged with rApe In nnnncoLio7 wUnnn ut that place idss .iinl+r VII nIead trEpUrroT nl 10 R. m- Their urrAlenmeTIt WaR tIR,vl T.T this A..
 iernveh, bat their atto-h-y George lt friEahYr asked fer the postpv7cr1crt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25

Norwegian sardines in Pvrq ~liyq uir. The WinnAr brand ;n lAS44 tIn% at 3 eans for 50 e1nts. This Kind have AI~tAYA sold for 2b cents psr ahn. ThoruIF L4hmMnn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25
CAPT. DICK HEALY
 WILL BRING CORW|N

bought by "0rcenbsry. McT .fod and thut bunch" Therr iH np other indi- cation vnuchsared Rs tc thE per huusII . ttILs making uD lhc rest ar tho bunch" hut the McTIend ts nj oba bly GenrEc Mcleod,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25

co TO THE NORTH POLE Bakery +n~ thE best bread and pastry. Ths uniY Csfea Hours in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25
MORE THAN Bso
 ARE REGISTERED

MorN tllaH $50 people hnd rtEiatet- td today. The nI1nber %n8 just oHie above thht amnunE when the lGsE report was received GtoUt 3 o'clock
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25

Yeu nsuGt have R s9ad tims. That Is ~hs+ iE r~auestea ef you at the April Eeb1 hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25

For kems News snH Worlds nsNs Hsl the Mug ast.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25
REFERRED HERRING.

Thrss e=ns fer 50 csnta at L@h' m.n1'4.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25
TRUE BILLS AGAINST
 ST, MICHAEL SOLDIERS

rAntlHr. and Ihc pthrr wAs against Henry II. Alderman, Wnt q. Butler ard Owen Eidy.
 The court ser Ihr ,lnlr fpl thrir ar Iaignmrnr 7t p. rn trH1av
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25

EasIe hall will hS . plAss Of msrT. rront on Apt;l fBt
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25

WS print RHYthinu and rTsFyArIhs t "a iob printing line At fhs Nno1At
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25
ELECTION RETURNS.

Election roiurre will he aivan evefy f;tssAti minutes at tha April foui ball.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-25

''Tha Peoples PsPsT--Neme Nuggsi
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-07-11

rates will develop a selling of the
products of the farm and market
garden direct to consumers. thus
doing away in a large measure
with the expensive agencies now
employed for marketing farm
produce.
These changes were submitted
several days ago to the interstate
commerce commission, in compli-
ance with the proposed parcel
post law, which requires that the
changes suggested by the post
master general must be approved
by the interstate commerce COM
mission before they may become
effective. 1t is understood that
the commission has made no OBJ
lection to the proposed altera-
tions. Denver Times.
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-07-11

VALDEZ. Alaska July 81
Parts of a human skeleton found
four days ago on Valdez glacier
within eight miles of this town
are believed to be the remains of
the body of DR.. Logan, a physi-
clan who was lost in a storm on
the glacier in the winter of 1898
SO. A watch, letters and a diary
found with the bones Indicate
that they are those of the lest
physician.
When scurvy attacked the
prospectors in the Upper Copper
River valley late in 1898 DR.. Lc-
gan went over the snow trail into
the interior to admi mister to the
sufferers, and while assisting
them to come out to the coast
perished in a great storm which
swept the glacier over which the
party was. crossing. Denver
Times,
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-07-11

The country will readily respond to
the courageous sentiments of Presi-
dent Wilson in his address to congress
recently dealing with the proposed
currency reform bill. The president
was brief, clear and pointed. With
out indulging in detail he went to the
root of the question and at the same
time sounded the keynote OF the re-
medal legislation rs it appealed to
him. He did not touch, save by
scantiest indirection, upon the basic
points of the new bill, and left the con-
gress to its own inclinations to deal