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The Ketchikan miner., 1913-05-09
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT
 WAS A GRAND SUCCESS

piedSeQ WlJn the way m WHICH the school program went off last night would be putting it mildly. It was a success, in fact, bowling success in every way from start to finish. In the first place the hall was crowded to it's full capacity with seats for over four hun dred and it is safe to say that there was close to one hundred persons standing. The entire attention thru a program which encores and unavoidable de- lays made rather too long, showed conclusively the good will and entire sympathy that the little folks had with the people.
 The Firemen's Band opened the program a little after eight o'clock by a very catchy march that was received with ap- pjause.
 Kazis Krauczunas, Jr. then played a violin solo and did credit to the art and to himself.
 This was followed by Milk maids Drill by twelve little girls from the Third and Fourth Grades. taught by Miss Bugge. The little girls all carried small three legged stools each tiec daintilv with ribbon, some i'll green and some in pink. They vent through some Intricate movements to q march played cn the piano by Dorothy Mich ener. The girls were very prettilv dressed and withal were as fine a looking lot of little girls as can be grown anywhere. The Miner thinks that Miss Bugge is to be congaatulateG fot this fine exhibition. i
 This was followed by a May Song sung by about twenty four boys and girls from Miss .Ar6e's room, and they did very Nnll, except, perhaps, they fn1ght have sung a little more distinctly.
 ' he reading by Ulrick Sel- 1 l. rs was exceptionally we'll ren dcFed The story of "Jim Bl llso', took on q new mean ihg .:nder Sellers art and car red eth it, as rendered, a ' alth of deep and sound sencc Mr. Sellers is of the High School department and was drll led by Prof. Blake. The Min CT predicts big things for Sel- lcrs as an orator in the future.
 The song rendered by Minnie Heath and Pearl Temple was a little unfortunate in that there was a noticeable degree of ten sion on the part of the partici- pants and this contrlyed tp make the part a little strained ard unnatural.
 Mildred Fedderson, a little girl from Miss Bugge's room, was very pleasing in the reel tation of Longfellow's "Wreck ol the Hesperus'. She has a clear strong voice and showed that she had been well drilled going through the long piece without a hitch.
 Miss Rossiter's little "tots" come next with a song in which they were made to say very cute things about their teacher and the way they behaved when yis= Iitors came to call. They mar ehed up 10 the stage nicely and when lined Up on the stage they looked like little fares just from falry land. Their singing was cute and took the audience So that as an encore they were sent back to go through il a. gam,
 Tho recitation hV Mitchell
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-05-09

Pat Heany and w. Jowett, both well-known i'll mining cir oies i'll this locality, are pas sengers south on the Princess May.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-05-09

X new dock has been com pleted at Gypsum.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-12-10
From Roda.

Mrs. Charley johnson, of this
place, has been visiting her
mother for the last few days on
Roaring Fork.
Grover Lester, who has been
right sick with heart trouble. is
better at this writing.
Mrs Polly Bozzel is very sick
with tonsilitis at this time.
Miss Julia Neeland, one of
the mission workers of Avon
dale, visited Miss Elizabeth
Collins one day last week.
j. II. Skaggs, store manager,
was calling in Stonega Sunday
Rev. Snuvely, of the NJ. e..
Church, South. has been hold
II revival meeting in the Mission
Hall mt this place for the last
week. Large crowds have at
tended the service and we are
hoping for good results.
Esq. Stallard. of Coeburn.
was II pleasant visiting To our
town last week.
w. NJ. Callahan was in town
last Friday night on official
business.
Fred South, of Riverside
Tailoring Company, is in town
hustling up orders The cold
wave will help him out.
Miss Hattie Cooper spent
Sunday in Big Stone Gap visit
ing relatives.
Mr.. Gilly, of Rogersville,
Tenn. is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. !. I Gilly, at this place.
Elijah Sargent, the son of
Mrs. Manda Sargent, was taken
to Appalalachia last week for
operation for addenoids aud
is doing splendid.
Mrs McFields, who has been
right sick, is slowly improving
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-12-10
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-12-10
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-12-10
From Stonega.

Fred South, the hustling
salesman for the Riverside
Tailoring Company. was up in
his little red riding hood motor
cycleopede and spent the time
while here measuring our boys
for Christmas suits.
Stonega is now full of men,
twenty-seven Hungarians were
unlonded here last week, besides
Americans by the dozens who
have come from Tennessee and
other parts. There is plenty Of
work here and wages are good.
The new hall is under CON
sttuction aud when completed
will be thing of beauty heated
with hot air from a furnace be
low. furnished with electric
lights, raised seats, etc. 1t
viii be modern in every sense
On Saturday December 9Th
9:H0 p. IN, ut the home Of Mr..
Moore. William Michails and
Rita jackson, William Bennett
aud Mollie Briggs, all of Sto-
mega, were quietly united in
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-12-10
Congressional Candidates

Those who are making up
lists of eligibles for the Demo.
cratic nomination for congress
next year should not fail To in
clude the name of John w
Chalkley.
The candidate next year must
lie man who is, and has been,
in thorough sympathy and &C.
cord with advanced Democrat
ic thought in the State and in
the nation He should not find
himself in the position of cs-
pousing these principles be-
cause they are dominant at this
time, but because his thinking
and his whole political tenden-
cy is IN that direction.
There are II number of capa
BILE, clean and able men in the
Ninth district who meet these
requirements, and the candi-
date should be chosen from this
list. Chalkley is a fine repre-
sentative of this type of candi-
date and his name will do to
conjure with ~ Wise Nirginian
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-12-10
From Osaka.

Miss Chloe Walker won first
prize as old maid at tackey
party last Saturday night at
w. ii. Davidson. The party
was given by Miss Pearl David
sou. All those who were pres
ent report an enjoyable occa-
sion.
Mrs. g. A. Williams, of this
place, is visiting relatives in
Corbiu. Ky, this week.
NJ l.. Gibso =, of Imboden,
was in town Saturday shaking
hands with his many friends.
Come again Mr.. Gibson.
Miss Bessie Turner, of Roda,
was down to see us Sunday.
We are always glad to see Miss
Bessie and we would like for
her to come again.
Miss Virginia Anderson was
over from Stonega and attended
the services at church Sunday
night.
Miss Kittie Horton visited
homefolks Sunday.
d. Fulcher and Misses Walk
er, Lions and Harden visited in
Stonega Sunday.
$. f. V. Richmond, store
clerk, is away this week at
tending cOurt at Wise
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-12-10
Pleasant Entertainment

a very pleasant entertain
ment was given at the school
auditorium last Friday night,
under the auspices of the
Junior Civic League. This
League has just been organ
lied, and we hope that the
townspeople, as we'll as tie
school children, will continue
tn show the same interest in
this all important work. The
Lea que is aspiring To improve
the school in many ways, such
as making the rooms more at
tractive, but the main object
just now is to purchase Victor
Victrola.
The stage was tastcfully
decorated with holly and ferns,
which showed the work of the
Seventh Grade girls and boys.
The program was indeed very
Interesting one, readings by
Miss tennessee, of Bristol, in
terspersed with musical nlm.
bers by our home girls Miss
Tennessee contributed much
pleasure by her delightful and
humorous readings, Especially
her characterization of boy
nature appealed, not only to
the boys, but there were many
manly faces wearing cheeful
grins as she brought to mind
memories of their escapades
when they first went calling on
the girls, and also reminis-
cences of mustard plaslers that
did not stay cool very long
after being applied by their
loving mothers. In fact, all of
Miss Fennessee's selections
were bright aud catchy, and
from the number of encores
We're greatly appreciated and
enjoyed by the audience.
Miss Vineyard gave setting
to the evening by an instrument
tai solo. Everyone always
loves TO hear Miss Virginia
Beverly on her violin, aud Miss
Mary Skeen sing. Miss Mary
Skeen and her sister, Miss
Bruce, also played a duet on
she piano, all which added
greatly To the musical feature
OF the evening. We have in
our schoo! home talent and it
should be encouraged. In one
way this can be accomplished
by the patrons showing their
interest by coming out 10 these
entertainments. By the en-
thusiastic response of the au
dience it was evident that the
program was enjoyed and The
only regret was that their
neighbors and friends had not
come with them.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-12-10

marriage, Rev. Anderson oftici-
ating. 1t was at once proclaim
ed a unique wedding.
Mrs. Anderson, who has been
very i'll for the past two months.
is slowly recovering, being
able at this time to sit up in her
room.
j. II. Skaggs, of Roda, spent
the afternoon of Sunday with
S. j. Gundry. of this place.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-12-10
Notice.

The penalty on Town Taxes
has been extended 10 January
LIST. Call and pay your taxes
and save . per cent.
p. II Barron. Treasurer.
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SAY REGULAR SERVICE
 RESUMED Al cOHDotA

Special Nrepst Ssr"iGA
 CuRpoFA, March x.-Ph% regular .eryirr on the Copper nircr sailrcad msY Eew be said tc have heeH re' !sa.ned. A train 1f 0He passenger coach end IwsntY.four freight cArs win arrive from chltina thIs 0fteruoon.
 Waon taA nrst slide felI no UtIf expected anH hing like nH Iong a delay put the strike .nf the employees occur red at the v%rs moment wi'en quicls action was necessary. If the work or clearing the slide had been done IW- mediateIY other. slidss would not harr and could have been hahdlcd orie by one. The tronhis may new. hdTete:. le regarded as ended
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snAsiaI Nugget aarv1ca.


 CORpOTA. MATch G.-Tllat CGrdora will znoE harn great federal hlild' ing is nnw certain. The appropriation bill which provides the sum of one hundred thousand dollars for thAt purDc1c hlS been pAH#ed and aignsd AcccT3irg to official infGttnAtlnn which HRE telegFaphed here today and whose authenticity EaHnot hE doubted.
 Im+nedlHtely npw, 1t ia expected. rhN contract for the &pfk #1ll bG given ard It's cungttuctiOu wIIl pr0uerd as sqqH Aa possible.
 Ky th1 aHrAc hill wuH appropriated the sum uf Hftf thuustnd dotlnrH for tKe construction nG dyke aL Valdez This appropriation haE bech sought for some time by 'ths GIlIsAha nf thai place for tkc ruFpuss Of prctecling tue tewH from ths danger of flood,
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his beIlsf GI thai time 1n 2 wuy wiII1h holds xool Ut preseut.
 1R -.,untHs from Ihn speech ihs fVl' Irwinr sentsnGo
 T can euntesrs q nIienRI destiny trE Ihe inIr+d Suites snlpasaln6 thh yL,Ii4s of the rr.:scnt and the pasr-1 II<stiny whirh meets the TcSpenstdtli- i- tL@s v( icday and uluasurAA Mp ths rc' spersIhtiities of the future"
 This seaLenoe Is interpreted in neSn that Mr inyan will bend hia energies IuWaTd lnurERsiug she influence of the nation In it's rrIa tsona to foreign DOW trs and Lamt' his policy will be tIIe
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V. ]. BRYAN GIVES OUT
 HIS VIEWS TO THE PRESS

EtrenEtheaina nr line ooIntry al hcme
 ElntcgMa nshIp of a hIEh order. the friendly pfo1s says. haa Resr Enanacht- ed by hir. f8ryzn even Rlncc hIA Ar' auln.M@nt IS secretary of state. Hr has up to Lhs PrehenL regarded ell urrylurs from ihe national pciPt of view and seems to be In nu lIarrF |" eas sttenLsnn to natteFR In which are inrnIvad only the PeTBohaI CT local an1lsIrtnns u( GttsCA
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CUSTOMS MAN
 GOT INCREASE
COLLECTOR FOR ALAskA WILL
 RECEIVE Ayno0 A YEAR.
spaoiaI Nugget HsrTieA.

eEAniaI Nugget HArTieA.
 WAEHINdTcN March T.-Th6 Eew system in the customs department provides fur nn increase Tn the salary of The collector Of cHstnUls for Alaska 10 $4.GtD H yeaH-
 The collector in Alaskn Ecss out with the administration 70 that the plare will npw be HltsA by an1MR dem DrFat froIr tha tcrritnry. HfveTai #T- plinAtLOnH fnr tho pIacs are aRlG Id hArt beif made AlreAdr.
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SIGNAL CORPS
 MAN SUICIDE MEMBER OF ALA9kA"3 HEAl- MENT SHOOTS HIMELf WITH
 RIFLE.
ipsciaI Nugget eSr~GAA-

.spsciaI Nugget HSTwtAA-
 COPPER CJfSTEH. March T,-Prl- vars Lrxan af thA Thrtirtk infGntr9, l LinAnnAn Af Lh% z[Enni CcTDs leie- sERph CflcT hEr-, committed suicide tnrIay t%. sh1ntiUg himself near the heart with nn army rife. No reason c1n be given for tho. act ITr %Hs al ways 1n E1ud spisits ind Has m eE- rFlluns tflaI.
 sIoTustilnn HsfnTe the shooting ptxnn rSllad dnwn zrairE tn the operator fp charge and told him that htE wiFc wInted hiHI Hvcr nl the hguae and ehAE he leaTu n short fired uIId TA- turned In find RixoD LytnG on His bunk dead.
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75 PEOPLE BLOWN
 UP AT BAL TtM0Rf

The Et4nIcss inss 0i life icok plIlcU nn the Tlrttixh ztcamshtn A]uutelIna which waa 2uchurcd nearbY winch ths explosion occurred This +CsseI THS blown 70 nicreR
 Ro YInlent p.ns Inc explosion fhal sEyzcrppera, thr sIatshou5E Mnd the buildings at Annapolis wcrc EOcFPd 10 thalT founIal inns.
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CORDOVA ID HAVE
 FEDERAL BUILDING

The ipIurmariUn hhs aIso been con-. veycG thHt thr b1lI includes Gn apBFo- pris,inn uf &4ndh TOT uss in relieving lnlllgeHtE. During the past year ut tHc thc newspapers and people throughout tlir tHrriLrFy hare bHcn speaking itI favor Of this appfnpria- tIop owing ln Lh% o1cUvrentt of M1any caaes uf anvrra suffering due in lack of fond.
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Special ku99st Service

WAsHIHGTD$. March H.-BTRRlE- sln F. Lone, thk nsT seGTetarY cf lhH In.cI Lu,. made hIs first utteFapCe about 4 laskAn SfTairs yesterday hui ~ha p:sticLiarly careful nT ID cun1nH h!naseli tO Hny hulicy.
 T wnnL tu scc Alaska developed as much as anyone" he said, "but have not yct received sufficient inIOTmstton upu1. which so base . rscunlnlendnt!o !oll td cnngreEs nhout railroad building iH Nny nther of rlls great questions arIs- Ing ,n the .tsrr4tory T hope. however. thHt everyone who can. helD, ma 'I1
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Tint the sthanl:h;p CIm'Lilla N'-It sal Eom San francisco EJr S.'Ie 9" Nay ieth Is the infornnl.Hn c.nrev- d 10 the firm of MelIrr < Inc+' ty lwU different inctcolliif. hn"srs nf tlIf city bY the a0lucn tG1tr-
 The Etnndnrd IsiscnIt Company, ms GE lhe houses which tells or Lhh EMI-
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r,i.@ed in c10nseGpn with the nat- fer declare thai it hAs rncuGh support CTS tu inSUrs itE %nAg1IneuL lnto law.
 lIulrn. N'lln Is IET father of the blH. is A uiIn w.1H tnHk a pruhNinent part during tI!e IahOr troubles iE FAirbRE''ss. Al une time he vent zo fRr Hs 10 al- vsas the strikers tc meet 1rrciEH atrik
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spsejAl NpsHst 9srvEcA.

specj1l NusHst 9srvtc&
 WASHINGTON. r r.. aIafch IT, William JehniuEs pryan has Eirsn ont to the prfEH his views on iII% general ,nnTucl of !ss 0fftuA .l$ STILs AGCrC- tlry hut Ee made m &1usien h mat lsrz which might St re&arrcII ss of a more intimate Kind
 The whole stx;ement ia un express slun of his views aboul the nzttcnI and interIEaliUna1 posiGin ef thS Gni' sd States He referred nAriCuE2rly in q statement which he lnn%' during a zpeach ht indianapolis an AuEusI R, 1890. ard declared Lhat he sumn1ea Up
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Special NvGgel sA'vic\.

JENBAU. March t,-SHnILlor Henry
 Roden has I'g "ighs hour bill ahnrt Trady Lu irfrdducc In Ih. IeeialRtute and Its paHsaxc Is EDKed for. A big EGhr Is csUIrH ed however, as the hill lHIs tRany npp1nents ib n-orh houses
 tr.t the IsEislutnrs whU hare been in-
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ARMY OF 10000 mEXICANS
 TO INVADE SONORA STATE

mining. The difficulties fucInE "n in- taditIs force are nHIHy and great. on lnr gnst II |. ruuuntcius and "n t1r weRt 1t Ia tr,r'rnssd Hf great arid plains.
 il ia stared thut the people 'sIi over the state IF. uoT nroeurlnE .irIIs aud Hitl raakc determined rEsise9nre,
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uIkrMAN sAYs THEY
 SHOULD eE SOAKED
so.siel Nugget ssrVse"'

ruIcAdO, ,MarnlI T.-WlniRn GCu- .Au. a vrTnre man. hEz hErn excuHed Lv JudKr LAndEs fr0uI serving In thu Trnkt casea nerRuse nt an opjniun Ex. or.=se,; bS aim in cDnnGctiUn %iLh the trial He dsr1ared that ht had nude 4ns remark that tho G%fGnd4nls ''sltuUli n% aoakrd"
 JAdxu LguHh rouSlrd Gs'uuau sc .ersly. "Et is uIIliTI.- he said. ''that voas do nSe Wunt t.I EITI+. NniL drs excused
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srEFEAMaoM GpEa to
 nELtVEE LEcTuhE

MIaA Helen Lnner sO$a in lAtter that EtAffanHcn. the explorer, has lsEk fnr Eururn aiId ElII deliver iActuTcs in London and Home befnfb ie1viug m hiE expedition to lhe Arctic. IIA will mt lecture ia the stRttR but wtll rs- turn In lime Ia set n',t Uh his EHYaga in spring..
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NEW INTERIOR SEC.
 .. TALKS ABOUT ALASKA

r,,acII contIus1unx m the Subject would l.-L lnc hIvG the .heneht dT their risws.' '
 1hu E!cnL trouble e*psctcd HOW with 1hc JaiIrSIA3 Curst tfu"Linn matter ia th1I the nd1hin siratton aneY avoid my recommendations about Aa1slsa ar tho cnmlnS s%sslun of cHnsEesS owinx to shr lack of kn0w wledac of the nlat- ter m the uRrs nf nny member of the fr;l;'iILst.
 The .ahlHers nTe That ! cArIiue ta- YsstigrlpH oC Ihu conditions Tt1l flTHt br. made IIE tllr iutrr16r department 1flrr which ILe AIHskan policy If tht dcrn0cratic party will be developed.
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acnrrLsa RTE SOCIAL.

There will be a AociAIs under The a,uspiCcs of the EGnttIsh Rite Club in MHatnIe TemDEe. Friday evening, at s1 80 o'clock. All MFEonA md tllHtr lHftsta friends invited.
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ROOEN HAS EIGHT HOUR
 BILL READY TO INTRODUCE

hneH ters ms the IrA1L ard drive them out by furCe
 %hdt&IET Lhr eight hDhT hlhl's fAtA
 
 miEht he H a%aTuA ts re derr1in that the eETlIAl suffrage bill Will become law. It hns been drnwn up hy shoup and thu majority of tho members Ar5 rIEegfsf .t sllpp-rt it.
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vndln1 the stare of SouorN ..and the force will move shortly under ihe teMsland ef CSen6rAi ScurtAr. snnora Ia sSmctlIlng Iurghs than the EsHtc of T'nshInEtnu. l.. s. <. nILd contains about four Iimsa Rs many pecpSA
 It is enc nf the rIchest Htsss%n ln the rhpnntIc, It's chief LnduStriea helnE
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npsEiRl Augass Service

HpsEiaI Augaes aarsisA
 uALT1hORE March 7.-acTcnty nrsEeaeae merc knied this afternoon hy dyAarnirc explosion which Hrrnr- rod ut curEIx say while dyr1mits boaI was bAinG lna1-h H"r the Pnnu. m canal.
 Forty ot the bo'Iics have bren re- covered already.
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Special hHuust ~sLeA

MIC%LrC i.lTT. March f-- Within a few dRyE uIe republic Ut MUAIca %lll enter Entn the largest military opera Iinns which have been andsTtnkcl' during any o( ine reoeut rsbrllIp1a. Hs. army 6r fen thsusAnd nKn is np~ be-
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IRA RANK MARKIED.

CHrds have been Trerired for tho wedding of Ira H. EaIIk and Miss WiMitrCd HrslSins m Seasue. The tack rsnCe December 1! it &narrk.
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UMAT|llA WILL
 SAIL MAY TENTH

tilla's 4s.iItls also says thRi many San FraIIulkcc merchants are now eHdea"- u.inG io have utfcT sldps leave dErcttt rur Nome from San Franrtsco without calling at Seattle At nil.
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DARRoW JURY OUT:

Special NuVs4% KSrr'au-
 LOS ANGELES. Maroh 74.-The'j"rY in the ease "r CIarencn D1Tro~ west out thl. afternoon uhd the verdict is luNW being awnLtol
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-07

nchanesU ps~slI eoYArH lnit1Rl hsR fur th4 M~JAr;ekG HasA HuhdsY St kaaiA Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-07

Lnnahsst Dick WiII cApt~dn %ls~ FSsNt% agg>sgstian et Push kail SAAst At E4aIG Hall Aext 9WP@~S. ;.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-07
EQUAL SUFFRAGE FOR ALASKA
MAIL TO START HY
 conDoVA ONCE AGAIN
Special kusata ssrMsa

speeisI kusata sar~e&
 COtlpuyA, March 1.-The siparin- tenlHnt of the railway nAIl AGrvicS tlas uahlcd tn the C,prdovRn poErmza- ger so ruuie all interior mnE oVur thu ruiIrrad tn CHitinA starting WIth the mnII wIs,n is 1ue 10 arrive shis even Ing lan Ehs Northwestern
 1rhe trstn with Inc mKii will leave in shc nIUrTIng.
 Tlr superintendent has decided that I3Ie rallruaI rslIII+. E much better tfaN 4hc I4,II-. I.1 E!lda1,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-07
MARHI ED OUTSIDE.

MARHI ED OUTSIDE. Special Nugget 3~-xics.
 3EATTLE- March P.-ATenS& ". Shells and MlHE Mira PzzronM nt' -vunrsn.3r w%re ra4.ra1 I'd Au.4c Ysss+f- thGY:
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-07
sAM 1AYLoR WRITES.

sam TnrloF. wko wts formerly In the listricL clerks office hpr%. is "n" ju Indianapolis.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-07

GO TO THE NQKTH POLE naksrY Euz ehs nAAf hraAd AssM Eastsys The nlRiy CsaEAs ARNse iM As~FA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-07

Hear "haha" MsconnsIl eoAclr the Mavericks at Eagle Hall nsxt Sunday.