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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-02
GIVE TRAITOR GUN
Austrians Guard Door Until FeIlo
Officer Kills HIMSELF

<A0SNA A0uo 1u0fu lSOOr Unt1l Fellow
Officer Kills Himself.
Vienna, June 2.-Extraordinary rev.
elations Of treachery carried on for
years by a colonel of the Austrian gem
eral staff. who sold secrets of vital
Importance to Russia, are made in the
Military Gazette.
Colonel Bedl. one Of the chiefs of
the military secret service department,
was summoned to Vienna at the end
Of last week. During his absence his
fiat was searched. and a number of
discriminating documents were found.
The war Office here. on receiving
full confirmation of the report, sent
to Bedl two of his fellow officers AS
he was unable to clear himself. they
warned him that they would return
at daybreak and arrest him. on leay
ing the room one Of the officers took
a loaded pistol from his pocket and
handed 1t to Bedl.
The officers then mounted guard
outside until the noise Of a shot told
them that Bedl had chosen the only
way open for officers in such disgrace.
Reports are current that another offi-
Ger shot himself.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-02
HUNT FOR TARIFF LOBBY
BEGUN IN SENATE TODAY

to eclipse today when the senate be-
gan it's hunt for the numerous and in
sidious lobby" which President Wilson
said was at work in Washington.
Attention also will be diverted to
the senate investigation OF the West
Virginia coal strike. Work on tariff
and currency will go on, however, in
committee. The leaders hope to pre-
sent their work to a caucus and get
the bill into the senate not later than
June 23.
Special Message Expected.
President Wilson's correspondence
with Senator Tillnan, which developed
that the president thought currency
reform at the extra session impera-
tive to prevent opportunity for any
artificial financial disturbances after
the tariff bill becomes law, probably
message to congress. conveying Mr..
Wilson's ideas on the general sub
ject. submitted as an administration
plan.
Wilson Ready to Help.
Just what the investigation will lead
the members Of the judiciary subcom-
mittee headed by Senator Overman,
do not know. What part President
Wilson will take in the inquiry they
have not learned and that he had in
formation regarding a tariff lobby
which he willingly would submit to
the investigators. Whether the presi-
dent will personally appear before the
committee or communicate informa-
ton in writing remains to be develop
ed.
Tariff Work Resumed.
Work on the tariff bill was resum-
ed today subcommittee expect to
complete their revision of the sched-
ules in time for the full committee
to begin preparation Of a report by
June 9. The program Is to submit
the bill to a democratic caucus by
June 8.
The West Virginia investigation au-
thorized to be conducted by the edu-
cation and labor committee Of the
senate, was initiated today by a SUBJ
committee composed Of Senators
Swanson, Shields, MARITIME, Borah and
Kenyon. It will meet first in Wash.
ington to inquire into matters Of rec
ord concerning conditions in the
strike gone and later may proceed to
the scene Of the strike in the Paint
Creek coal region. The inquiry prob
ably will be extended over many
weeks.
Wilson Keeps Congress Actiyt.
Not week passes that President
Wilson does not start something to
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-02
SECRETARY M'ADO0 DISTRIBUTES
FEDERAL funds TO VARIOUS BANKS
Head Of Treasury Department Announces Share Each
State is to Get Of Additional $4,000 444North Dako
ia to Receive $4,000 in -Four Banks in Three Cities

especially the largest ones in Boston
and Chicago. requested q million dol
lars or more Of the deposits.'
Twenty national bank depositaries
In New York city have notified the de-
partment, that they desire to retain
the deposits and that they will pay
the two per cent interest.
Reduced Number Of Deposits.
Tho secretary announced he had re-
duced the government deposits. in a
number Of banks which, he said. ''at
the close Of the last administration
held amounts which seemed to be ex-
cessfWe or unjustified, the reductions
In most cases being made against the
protests Of the bank who desired t.
retain the funds notwithstanding. the
interest charge"
Under the division Of the new de.
postts. the six New England states
will receive $945.000 placed in IS
banks In - cities; the five eastern
states 33,72S.000 in lit banks in So
cities; the thirteen southern states s.
100000 IN 169 banks in 1877 cities: the
eight middle states $3.932, 900 in l64
banks In 1S3 cities: the nine western
states $S60,000 in 72 banks IA 60
ctties; and the seven Pacific states 81 >
0b4.b00 In - banks In thirty cities,
Made On Population Basis.
AppoEtionmsnts were made on the
basit Of population. capital and sur
plus. needs of the respective sections
of the country and the circulation
status sof the banks. preference being
given to those institutions whose pres.
ont circulation amounts to not iess
tltan forty per cent Of their outstano-
Ing capital OF the GOT banks receiv.
ing the deposits 174S already were
tovernment depositaries ana some az
the remaining 433 banks had been
prevlously known ~ inactive. deposi-
sArieA holding only nominal bslances.
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SUBMIT Names
TO THE CAUCUS
Democratic Selections For
Committees Made-Glass
Heads Currency Body.

Washington. June 2.-The selections
OF the democrats Of the ways ana.
means committee for the matorities
OF the house committees were pro.
sented to the caucus for ratification.
On the banking and currency COM
mittee. which will frame the currency
measure the administration insfota
upon Representative Glaae OF virKinia
az chairman, and the four oft0r
members who were on the committeo
in the last house, to remain. Nino
new democrats get place4. or tic
new committee OF good roads 8asackie-
ford Of Missouri u given the chaSr-:
manship. A free-for-all contest 4oe
the chAirmanship ot tho oducatil 4
committee was wonNby {. IIliasaee NJ
Georkta. Hohooh. who could have
had the place. preferring 70 r1aaAlns
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-02
ORIENTAL Limited IS WRECKED
NEAR MO0RHEAD;; one KILLED

feet when the derailment occurred,
the cars remaining in sound condition
were hauled back to Barnesville, and
sent by way Of Crookston to Grand
Forks.
Describes Sensation.
N. J. Luther Of Grand Forks was
seated In the smoking car when the
train left the rails. The car was
turned partially over but he was not
injured. '"The wreck happened very
suddenly and was all over in q min
ute." said Mr.. Luther. "As soon as
was able to get my feet looked
through the car expecting to see sew
eral people killed or badly hurt. but
the others were pulling themselves to-
gether just as was"
Phil Casseberg Of Militia, Mont, was
In the dining car at dinner. The
wreck caused the dishes and food to
be scattered Unfortunately about
and several were cut by the broken
glass and dishes. Mr.. and Mrs c.. s.
Crandall Of Owatonna, Minn.. were
also at dinner. They were thrown to
the floor Of the car by the crash. but
were uninjured except for general
shaking UP and nervous shock.
Over Suddenly.
Mrs. Judas Greenwald Of Fall City,
Neb., was slightly hurt by being
thrown against the back Of one Of the
seats In the Pullman car. She said
that for minute she could not realize
what was happening. BY the time she
was able to take a survey Of her sur
roundings the wreck was all over,
though several women screamed hys-
terically for some time.
Mrs. Warren on Train.
Mrs. David II. Warren Of Grand
Forks was in the Pullman car. She
was shaken up but not injured. A
8. wootton Of New York. said that
when the crash came he had no SEN
sation Of fear. He attempted to save
himself from being dashed to the floor
but was thrown heavily against q seat
He said the whole accident was over
in less than one minute and before
the participants could collect tnem-
Dr.. +. A. Ewart Of Chester. Mont.
sustained a bruise on the leg. He was
thrown against table In the dining
car.
Passengers Shaken Up.
The passengers all through the train
were considerably shaken. They say,
as to the trainmen, that they were
fully aware Of the fact that Engineer
French applied the emergency air.
brake. they felt the train seemingly
rise from the track, as 1t does when
Ii is '.dynamited," as the railroad boys
designated throwing the air on quick
~.
The dining car was full Of people at
the moment, and there was a lively
mixup. Dishes few from the tables,
and the sound Of smashing glass and
china mingled with the shrieks OF
xvNvnAns nasSAn9erA
One Woman Tainted.
Mn, IA. ~. !. Wells OF Sioux Pass
Mon gaa, aslaonk those IN .ths, diner.
She minted from fright, and in falling
suffx xFsdi 4 slightly swTenched hip. She
was soon brought back to conscious
81. w. T. Hamilton of Havre. Mont.
got tangled up with the chairs at the
table where his meal was interrupted.
His leg was slightly bruised.
D. s. Ferguson Of Minneapolis. ex-
|pected to alfght from the train ct
Moorhead and was getting ready. HIS
hand went through a pane Of glass
and was rather painfully cut.
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AMERICANS LOSE
Dondon Hotel Safe is booted and sa4.
900 In Jewelry Stolen.

London, June 2.-The safe Of the
Berkeley hotel. Picadilly. was robbed
Of $4,000 worth of jewelry at an earlv
hour by three burglars who bludReon-
cd and gagged the night porters.
The hotel is a favorite with Ameri-
cans. The principal losers were Miss
G. Andrews and Miss Faith Moore.
Of Philadelphia, sister of Mrs. Arthur
Lee, friend of Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt. Miss Moore lost practical.
ly. all her valuables.
Other Americans at the hotel are
Mrs Baldwin, wife Of Admiral Bald
win, and her nephew, Elliot Gregory.
Frederick Townsend Martin, Thatcher
w. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Has
ting2 Of New York. ana Mrn. r. A.
Rainey OF Cincinnati.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-02
RAILROAD MEN

Firemen and Enginemen Meet In
Washington for Annual Convention.
Washington, June 2.-The twenty
sixth annual convention of the Broth
erhood Locomotive Firemen and En-
ginemen opened here today with near
" 1,100 delegates present. The ses-
sions will last twenty-eigf1t days.
President Wilson will receive the dele
gates at the white house Wednesday.
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-T-7 YTy. TV
MGAdoo last nignt announces .n oadit,ons1 tnH ",s
srloot0n q nno nnn ~ ,s.a, se - .,,d. % wh;ch the
treasury department will deposit in
.ne s.as na,onas pa .sn ~ nras @ q, ut,ich the
be.ns so LaS sne,,,ad ~. racent order
tha. N t,a r ~ ~ na.t srtera.t vaarIy
=. -. .e ~ ~ III 81 sovsrnmsrt dsnnsits
MI ~ ne%ota va e. .rmert;nreN S41' 900.
aru.n NJ =. AI I t,..Ith,,tsA .r,ora fo,,r
In Ln.s ~ y 70 49,, ne a.sssu.eu .4.n. As M
os.nHs nS IN ~ snree sxo st...o .s.-...~. :. ~.
- n Nav .ve W. wben .nH .t,,. - secretary tssue "a
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CONTINUED d ON Pass 81

The dollar that does q man the
most good represents several drops OF
Precipitation. -
Some men never recognise an on-
portunity unless 1t 10 labelled,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-02

Don't be in hurry to get mar
ried." advised Bishop Greer a few
days ago. addressing class of future
ministers of the gospel, just gradual
ed from the General Theological SEM
mary in New York city. The young
ministers-to-be laughed. Parents and
elderly aunts' and uncles shook their
heads approvingly. Sweethearts in
the audience looked daggers at the
bishop. He didn't mind that, for in
the next breath he said:
I'm many years have never read
q best seller that could materially
benefit the reader or assist the men,
ory."
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-02
IMPORTANT STEP
TOWARD PEACE N
BALKANS IS MADE
Solution Of Albania Frontier
Question Removes Vex- |,
ing Problem.
BULGARIAN TROOPS
NOT TO ADVANCE
Reported that Commercial .and Polit.
teal Understanding has Been Reach
ed Between Greeks. and servians.
Against Claims Of Bulgaria.

Rome. June 2.-Another important
step toward peace in the Balkan states
was announced today. Italy having
conceded to Greece the coast lima Of
teh former Turkish province OF
Epirus, between the river Kalamas
and the bay of Potelia, France, which
has supported the Athens in the past.
now has agreed to the southern from
tier of Albania, running from the
south Of Cape Stylos to Goritza, the
town of Goritza to be included in the
Albania. The solution of the from.
tier question is regarded as settling
IN a satisfactory manner the last diff.
f1cult point in the reconstruction Of
the state Of Albania.
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Understanding Reached.

Salonika, June "A report from 4
creditable quarter. says q commercial
and political understanding has been
reached between the Greeks and tho
ServianS against the claims Of Bull.
garia.
The Bulgarian troops would not I'D.
vance any farther, and the recent
movements Of the Bulgarian soldiern
have not been intended in q hostile
spirit.
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To Exchanee V1exa

Sofia, Bulgaria, June Am agree.
ment on principle for the meeting Of
the premiers of Bulgaria, Servia,
Greece and Montenegro was reached
here last night by the Bulgarian and
servian ministers. who. at Tzaribrod
on the Bulgarian frontier, win ex.
change views on the situation. Dur,
ing the conference the Balkan pre-
miers will attempt to settle all mat.
ters of dispute between the allies.
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Danen Summoned.

London, June 2-Dr. S. Danefe.
principal Bulgarian peace deleeate.
left London for Sofia today in re.
sponse to an urgent telegram from
his government,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-02

- III sS s~s.S = - nOQt, stE 4
duty III the time the vrscir ',s,c,, ~
He was just shout to turn thS \ n tnwss. ~:
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-02

feet when the derailment occurred
the cars remaining in sound condition
were hauled back to Barnesville. and
sent by way Of Crookston to Grand
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Tariff Goes Into Eclipse.
Tariff and currency reform went in.
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ap-ol.I Huss.. s.r..A

Sp@oIsI \ lussat ssrEsA
 LONDON, Jan. ;--The deleEHtea frnm ihS Balkan Stntrs and TnIkhy Ilrc siiI hrss over IhA cIAanEnE up nf the iiAal. traKTanls, The WAT is ovcs with the, exception @S [li-ere's share in it. Greece lIaa faitcd to secure the r%rrItnry aII1 needed InG wIAtaAS RtIT b keep up ihe w4T for the prr- Pnre oI GTat'hIng whatrVrv. she ran bcfuTe the final peaca la sIgnetL Thu 11or Turks who represent thAit aonh. trs in the negotiations here have e4ysn up every show of ebpoSiuSu anS are conteet now tn aRk that theiT eoHnlrY be lGL GIT ns ea8y ss posslbEA. IAs t.rAAs they hint 1hn Turkey can yot put uu EtronE hGhc hat this bun .lga, Inst iIs forre and kbe Bul- HHrLAns sTe in full Command 0f tho
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AZ matters Trek now lLe E:enrVI difficulties nnd complications AFe ttreatened tS arise from t!1r tnllouE inierptetntluhs DIT upcn me GsT min ing Law. According ro the iut1rrra- Iatnu which Delegate WIelErrshnN was quoted gls E4vinG solpe time ago a Mozn could saakr six CiatIDs for lun1Sols urd aR agent for others during one Mpikh.
 Acrordtng 10 tEs interrrCtauvH 9l the interior t]cpart tn1e1t az It WAS puhr
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IIBEeA yrsLrrdAy in lhe Su5Eet m anthhrIze4r agent or attorney can anl in making locations cf placer mining c;aimS Fur othy tHn individual rrInci- pals nr one aasoG;iRLe principal dnT" lns any ceIendaI month. and during shAt month mar not lawfully locate moro than ewc clRims tT nny nn+ principal. either tudirHluaI or %FHo+.iE . ridn."
 Hrccrder Fred Cuwl3n EInlcf Ehat 1ndIcr tLnua now poIYlr to thts retEntnty
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LIGHT HOUSE
 FOR ALASKA
ti450s0 MAY nE SPENT TO H. ILLUMINATE CAPE ST, ELiAs.

Special Nu11at sArrica-
 SEATTLE. Jan. 1,-A bIiI hRA beer, introduced 1n the hnnHe 10 erH1t Il great llghthnuaa at Cape St Ellns. Alaska. and the aunA nf 4izS'pOD will he appropriated for ril4 rnrpoNe ahhlIld the bIll herolMA law.
 Ain agitation has been cRrrlea on for years to hAva thls light supplied aH many wracks hGya cncairTed frn1h ttriie tn lime which might have easily been avoided If a guide lad bdth supplied to nnRraners In thbAe watcFE, The hstl ia nlEnpat Hure iD become law
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NoMEnEs IN RUBY.

Bob Graham ard h1rz. 0rahnm and Jack HninaiL aTe An.Cn6si the former Nome people who have recently Gnns to Rub:. Tue 0rahRma wcnt there frpIn Iditzro&. Dan $uthetlina ssAtes in n tolier that Ruby 1s no" very well HlIcd ID ard he spenks ;n the most terms ot tho outlook u'cFa.
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DEMOCRATIC WoMsrs MEET enseIsi M~ansk 9eevAea.

wAsETNoToN, D. C.. Jan. 7'--Thf wOH,%u's derIocraiic league cCnCent1or bs. urcIed ia this city. Chanp C'orK speaker of the houzs ut rePfSss"'a' tiges addreEGed thu cnIVenTion St ist apenlnx ard the women nave noT Ret- ,,ad Aown lU tho sctious work It II oonsIdared probable mat thr quetrtor ot womans suffrage will form onA oi .ns great topics 10 It dIEcusend-
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kue nst .spsuIaI BsVxloA

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan. R.-The most extraordinary steps lri the aH- naI9 of pnhKrcsa are about to '7s llHen to detartnine the condition of Willian' Rockefeller whn 1s nuw attempting tu avoid appearing before the money trust con1rnitree to gtrc evihnncs 'CH tbe pich uMt Le will dts of stranGpla- tim If hr is forced to give eVidsncei
 Dr. waIter F. Chapel. RoeFVcftlles'f pl1ysic1Hu, aaz iasHed a stateIhnht tnAl the urlIy way im which RnCRedelle' cuula give evidence would tre by wilt inE It out. The dottnr believes thai
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ACCIDENT: : SNAKE DREDCE
LACK NAeH SUPERB FROM SE
 WERE WcUkp IN THE HEA7.

Jack Nashi whEls TbfNing oH thE -cAisson dtPdEs at Snake. river yssteT- day. received an injury 10 tho. h.a1 which neccaAirAt%d the placIuE rt trs stitches,
 An .dEerheE had ccr7e- Na the i4Tcds' waa about rsad$ to r0UTe. This p*tf+ ndF t+cSA up and an attempt wEA Ee' t,,H. made tD rzLza the HtsdFe wi.t 1aaita One ut .as 5atAs gIIppsu ant isxAh wAs struelt en slte kAA
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PERSONAL

MrE. NcthdnE haE returned to ti'E city Nftrr having spent tho TSolR tIme elnce lust May cooking for fhs Pioneer M1Mlns Company Ar L't-' cfeek.
 Torn taffnes borrowed Rnnthc' niah'A dos at Fort Davis and ?ro- CHAded 10 Solomon yesterday in thc wake cS Conrad Breeding and lrrant AIdTIeh.
 91prEs Mcleod hR9 written tettc' from New York where he aHEH nc i' having q good Iimc at present.
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of dniLaTS lS iLn~ known 10 be aESut coEtcct snd this eatirna tv has heen o. 1icIaIiy sLreh.
 Et iH believed rhat ahnuf 6o per ceHt @f Ih- crop may be aalrAEsd- ShntIa thia I'e kr thg lpEs will he about thI: IlfnDunt stated hut 1f rOt. then the lnHH %ill ae eren Iuuch RrcetcI.
 The +xtAIu ns Ih@ calamity iS anl1' ncw aXwninE uu the lsnlnn and olAAse
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MAIL DELAYED BY RLInks.
SpvsiaI Nvaast osxSieA

Special hWaast os<sSeA
 t:oRp0VA- Ian S.-CwiDe to EadnH which kllvo occurred neCe trsllc has Hc%n deIpyed nn fine CDpDcr fIvAr rzu- road. Some Iunil addressed 10 iHte. rIor points WaA delayed more than two weeks ago but last Rcc0unts from he rad were 70 the effect that an effort wouIA De HRde tO Esl .ths hrfizt class mali Esnt oyer hefore "aius4 lr the cls&rinH oi %hs. sst1en A SrEs garF Of men is now aI work cisA-ins the road ard not much further delay Ls expected.
 A feeling hstwAsn TRldez And c"F- dova ACCOUNTS for aR inclination on ihr ,s,rt nt the Ysuple Of ths former rIarA 10 exREgeTate n1ett%fa.
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bsunga& Aasciat HssTlSp+

NunEae Aesoiat HssTic~-
 VANCOUVER. E. IT, Jan S.-The EraaSu4r ches;ake. haR fDundsrea ir IAe Es1if of HrorEiu. bel %con Van pass,srr IslAuld nttd LIIe mainland, and tour people have toEt their Erss. 5ev- ea,Y-1n pAEssnzeTx and rnembcrx 1i lhe ere~ we're rcscuet ilL the nick ni l,Hle- hot all their personal bgioIEInHs Esfs icbt. The place where she 1ea' sA wse taBt is iIiEt sOuth oE QnHAE chsr1ntte Buund wLsrc eu niany trav-
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80,0Q0 ARE SICK IN ADRIAN0PLE
BRITISH FOREIGN MINISTER
 SAYS PEACE MUST COME

Bulgaria nAr securrd complete ruAxterY 9vrr the Tvirks ana that hef coursc hnR been fully justifrd.
 Foreign MinistFr Grey. speaking in tEsc lso,,su nt common1. lrclarea lh5E perrnRnenI rrAne is nnw assur- I'd. Tie said further that Ih% great DOW ers are dsiEyFHInNu tn hrtnE Ebt'lf abhAlllra nsAce As sonn Hs EH%Sihie nnd they expected iU s"+ IIe HiEs@ilTAA within few daYs
 "EuTopc s=thnN afford 10 let its p4dcA be EnreHtunrd.' snil Grey, "aEf If rErGsSlry the pnwera would insi5l on the conclusion VG Inc tr0AbSeH-" = He bctiAH%-I; however. that the TSlErE' ,norAn1LAriqs wure Irw reaIly tn enid thr EiInle Ihing.
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lrlA uF ro. You

Tn send ts xhs friends ~ho haFb bean writing to ygu tar irformati0h ahbhf Ncm4 and tts rnscurreM E. ssnlt3 ef tho Mtnhr< Ghd. DRedEink Edition of the Daily h2agEst bt1fA 50 cents Sand one ca IlsEs At1d Si4AsE-.
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coMMITTEE5 FOR
 RADIATOR BANQUET

He1PFsl cttnIhisi6F: NHliAM hac- G1Manus, Lawrence Kerr. Jos JGurcseN' Fred Daniels, D:, Mustard. ". Sis Ed dy, $. N. TREgAH. pr. Ei0an, Ed BnF- roNEhs. IT.. [>innf, IHsss GnwninE. Will Liam 4 G!!nnrc. M. n. Samucls. G. J. I,,.men s. !. Rhkle+-. H. D. rorhr#1 1, Gen. Lofi1ler
 Entertainment cUm1nItter; N H. Cnstio F. 0. Hanks, Allison BrIinhF.
 Muslc .alYamLttee- ItankH. Fred TTeEsr. Henry Rutxh- N. t!hurrf Ollie Bourctte.
 Printing CoMnl1ttne-IIaYd 8cctt q, Divine LQula Stadfc.
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ALL KINDS OF: TROUBLE: :: .>=:=>
 ABOUT THE NEW LAW

. of corplicntiohs. AnnAe men 1ecrn 10 !HIicpr. Li,%y can each locate elx dlatnns G1r31 for ilIrmselres md Hs REcn:S far uLlIcTa
 One man Rrrnt to lbc bGltf friday and wllntuu fd record 10 acvGs which h,, IRtIE&rnd him.alF entitled ir fn %han Mr. H4wden IEnlnsed nut hlH mIstakr he decided to go right back To In.. creek md rcs1aEn the ground
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ENGAGE SPECIALIST FOR V. ROCKEFELLER

speeches ol much talking wunla rrob' abIy produce xtrAngul&tion. lT- Chap pei !s eminent In his profession uI' Ihe cunmlttec iE by m means salis- day that :L cpmPletent specialist wul he engaged directly hY the committee to examine the carltpltHt xnd to ro- port Qn hiR condition.
 It Is dccIAred that fl Rockefeller refuses tn suumit tu lhls HxRFstnSu1 he will hs cnrh1hIlAh td AppcAr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-08
s..o;al NvpsAt ssrviHs.

sueo;Al Nugget ssrSi"S.
 Los ANGELES. Jan. s. E'rty A1re Il, osnase~ and lemons has been de- ..-ros;sf, in the counties of 9an BGrH- .rd,ud aud Los Angeles by the r"' oeul frost. The hxvar rrratHd "a .tuntn1pE awful Hrh seene rather Uuurv eeticus than ever as tho det'ls sra hs5ng sxurnIned. Thc 4SIimare uhSt inc tosE WEI amApunI 10 fcrtY msllinns
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-08
CARD OF THANKS.

The Mlnerk Home Club ~iahrs to thank the 1ad1ss for their entertain. . n'fAt ahd hatLauat I:st Thursday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-08
ELL KIRK SICK.

"HIIliA" kIfk haR been laid up aud cpL1BEd 60 bed1 For the pE.eL couple uf days wtih rather scriors iIidLsro. stticg- Ee is f4Eliug better roIar.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-08
ALL ORANGES AND LEMONS
 TWO COUNTIES DESTROYED

HcTcrs AIId' each Ia hEIrlnG put the IeEDIt in iIts own particular <ksc. Should the frost have Rffsctsd rhs Lrasa themselves this ssrPc4 may hsaH P itself felt for k hanger Hertod than the
 present heaRoa.