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Dr. and Mrs. Ramsey went hack to Solomon on the Victoria.
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Hirshberg's warehouse at the mouth of Summit creek was destroyed.
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COLOR BEARER DEAD.
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SEATTLE Oct. I3.-Cuptain Joseph Dickrrsnn. color bearer of the Grand
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Mike Carvin is in town from Teller.
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The storm ruined q number of wells in Teller and water now has to he car rieL several miles.
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Ehc Victoria sailed yesterday after noon for Solomon and Si. Michael |" unload freight.
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Charles Strom arrived yesterday from Council.
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Nome. Alaska. Oct. 13. 1915.
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CHILD q LAaoR IN GEORGIA.

washington, Oct. Z3.-One Of the
medical journals has this to say: AT
least for another year ,10year-old
children. who can neither read nor
write. will lend their efforts to in
creasing the fortunes of the cotton-
mill owners of Georgia The Ander-
son biz, which raised the age limit for
working children to Is years for 1914
and provided for fnrtaher increase to
Ia years in 1915, has been sidetracked
in the legislature, and the session is
about to close. Georgia has made prac-
tically no advance along this line since
1906. This Is not credisable to the
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tons and it was only through the
prompt action of the officials of the
w. F. of NJ, who secured an iujunc-
ton against the mining companies,
that this hardship was averted.
Refusal Of Credit.
Baked at every turn, the resource
full corporation now hit upon another
expedient to discourage and coerce
the strikers. To breay the spirit o.
revolt against their industrial absolu-
tiSm, the mining companies enlisted
the business element, which had not
been favorable to the strike as the
cessation of operations had stopped
the flow into their pockets of the pit
lance which the miners earned. Fur
Their credit was refused at the stores
n the hope of starving the men ano
women more quickly into submission
The union officials now issued order
only on stores which were in sympathI
With the strikers. This effective move
administered a well merited chastise
ment and caused the petty traders to
change their views somewhat Thi,
move, which saved the situation, was
made possible by the relief supple,
by the W. F. of NJ, augmented by do
nations from other bodies of organic
ed labor 1t has been demonstrated
that the power of resistance and the
promise of ultimate success is pro
portionate TO THE financial suppol
which the strikers will receive from
now on.
The Injunction.
AS was to be expected, a sweeping
Injunction was asked for and issued,
but has since been dissolved. tt il
this fact which may be responsible
for the rumor that the troops which
had for the greater part been with
drawn, are to return.
The Remaining Allies.
The purpose of the mine managers
is very evident They hope to hole.
the strikers in check until their fami-
lies shiver in the cold blizzards of the
Upper Peninsula winter. Cold and
hunger are the last remaining allies
the mine managers who have ruled
this section of America with the iron
hand of Industrial Absolutism. No
word in type can convey the hard
ships and horrors already suffered;
language is wholly inadequate to pic
ture the spectacle of $4,000 men and a
like number of women. and children,
with the frost biting their bodies an1
hunger gnawing at their vitals.
Whether these cruel allies shall be
permitted to daunt the spirit of revolt
against the industrial overlords and
finally. defeat the strikers after a
struggle which commands the admira-
ton and appreciation 1of the workers of
America, or not, rests wholly with the
workers in less i'll favored sections of
the country.
At the present time, approximately
$780, 900 is being expended weekly for
strike relief. The determination and
courage of the strikers and the Justice
OF the demands of the men and women
who are experiencing the class strug
gle in its most bitter form, merits no
only the moral, but also the financis
support of the Socialists of the coun
try.
would, therefore submit to t.
National Executive Committee the r;
commentator that the National Sc
rotary be authorized to issue a ca
to al party locals for donations to tn
Copper Miners Strike Relief.
Fraternally submitted,
(Signed) JAMES HOOGERHYDE.
Committed
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The Place to Buy-QUALITY BAKERY
A: w. Kearns. Bread, Rolls, Pies and
Fancy Baking. 3137 Union Street.
Bell Phone 285-L.
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Copper Miners Live
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les attempted to evict the strikers II
deye ored that but few knew the &C.
tQal terms of these so called contracts
Some of the miners have built houses
or shack on company ground by per
mission. When the MILITARY or police
powers failed to impress the strikers
as had been wished, when atrocious
outrages failed to intimidate the
miners, other means of coercion to dis
pirit the strikers had to be resorted
to- hence the order to yacate their
homes. The object sought through
these contemplated eyictions is made
clear by the orders which read as fol-
lows:
This company asks that you either
go to work in its mines or vacate its
house, You will be given until Sep.
TENDER to comply with this request. .
..Champion Copper Co. :
The companies prepared tor eYic'
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-23

Tralnmen. A great mass Of evidence
on both sides has been presented, to-
gether with the arguments, and the
arbitration commission win at an
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1913-10-23

early date receive an additional brief
from each side Following the com
mission viii have until October IS to
review the evidence and MAKE its
award.
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all in and arguments have been made
before the Arbitration Commission,
which Is to finally determine the con-
troversy between the Eastern Rail-
roads and their conductors ana
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and Nina
b o the attractions Pnamaa
Columbian
cen in b hcag
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EVIDENCE AL LIN.
New York, oct. % The evidence is
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FRED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Fresi
Meats, Pork, Sausage. Lard. Bologna
Etc. Telephone %.
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HuERTA REPORTED
 ESCAPED
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 MEXICO CITY, De- l.. :..' tw. days the wherru bouts of Pr' Sidcn' I,ncrto have been n mystery. Those in well informed rc!s.s clairrt t:a' he was at the summer palac" on the outskirts of the city while others equally well informed declared thu, he WIS ul the nat ional Ialnr" in Mex leo City.
 Officials of the railroad. who claim to know Hucrta. maintain that he left Mexico City in disEuis- at four o'clock this morning over the raiir'ad f'r vcr. Cruz. He WIS unaccOmpanied save for one other man and nliEhted from the train at a small station on the outskirts of Vera Cruz.
 It is known that Huerta has kept a gunboat Ut Vera Cruz ready fer in- stant flight and 1t may be. these rumors are correct that the dictator has fed the country.
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ARMY BEATS
 SAILOR BOYS
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opoCe1t No88et C~VvsSS'
 NEW YORK. Nov. .9-Befure a cOncourse of forty two thousand peO pie including the president Of the United States and other high civil dig nitaries of the nation. us well as many prominent officers of the army an.i navy, the cadets from the military academy al West Point today hum hied inc football team of the Mlddie> from Annapolis by a score of twenty two to nine.
 Not since the history making games betweeh Yale ana Princeton were played al the i'uio grounds has b football game drawn such a crowd t' the famous field. The gold and biu.' of the navy and the grey and black of the army sympathixers made thu stands sea of brilliant color and the army mule as usual was on hand t' cheer the future generals on to vic tory.
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AMERICAN OFFICERS
 DINE WITH QUEEN

seemed thoroughly at homo iu discus sing naval matters and asked a num- Der of quest ions in regard [" the method "f fire cuntr"l used by the American navy.
 In prosposinE q ioast io the prcsi- dent uf tl,e i'nited states his ma jcaty expressed the hope that the cordial re- lutions existing between the two coun- tries might continue and he mentioned the gratitude that Italy felt for in" work of the American officers and sen : men after the great volcanic disaster in Italy two years ago.
 In replying to the toast inc Amer lean admiral mentioned tho great number of Italian subjects who were assisting in the development of Am erica and extended to their ma 5es- ties the hest wishes of the American people.
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 ROME, Dec. 1.-The admiral com manding tho American squadron which is in European waters "m a practice cruise with landsmcn for tra ming was tho guest of inc king nt the Quirinai today. Later the admir-. al and ten of his officers, including the captains of the four ships of the squa- dron was entertained at dinner ny thu queen.
 The rigid etiquette of the Roman court was somewhat reiinquish.d dur ing the dinner and tho affair bartook more of m ordinary social function than ia usually the ease at thc royal palace. His majesty discussed naval matters with his guests and seemed especially interested in the excellent scores made by the American ships at the recent target practice. H..
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SALT LAKE. Dee. 1.--Ralph l."pe.,, tho dcsperntr Mexican bandit. who shot and killed four men a week ago. is still holding out in th" mine in which hc took refuge after tho killing
 After the Mexican had taken refuge in the Apex mine Deputy Sheriffs Hull sey and Manrich attempted to get him out. Tho deputies entered the min" with drawn revolvcrs and after dcs- perntc battle with tho bandit were both killed. Other members of the sheriff-s posse who were bcsieging th' mouth of the mine attempted to cnt"- the mine with xmudgc to m"kc tn" bandit out and they arc either dca' or wounded ns none of them has f"' turned to the surface.
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MOOSE GIVE SMOKER.

Tilc loyai Order of Moose rrlcbrat- cd reaching Inc century mark in membership yesterday afternoon by giving n smoker at which National Organizrr Johnson was the guest of honor.
 The committee in charge furn shcsl an elaborate spread and good time was enjoyed by all. IL ia the intention of tho local lodge tO continue giving these cnjoyabl" smokers during the winter.
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vcntion. without regard to the feel
 ing and policies of the United States. he instituted by the combined powers at once. tW1
 The paper points out that contrary to all civilized rules of warfare. pris-
 .ncrs are being executed by both sides and says that already over three thousand soldiers captured fin battle and held as prisoners of war have been murdered in cold blood. This state of affairs the Times bit- tcrly remarks rivals the darkest dayz of the French revolution and Is a dis
 grace to modern civilization. Th'' leading journals of Paris are following the lead of tho Times md declar" that the United states has neithe"
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LOUIS LANE
 AT FAIRBANKS

Louis Lame k now en route tO Fair banks from Circle, and should arrivr there today. He reports having na information regarding the other frozen In vessels. s H is presumed that he was not in >fCht or touch of them. However more information Is expect ed from him upon his arrival at Fair hanks. Prom Fairbanks Mir. Lame will go to San Francisco and arrive SOmc carly next spring.
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PRESIDENT WILL
 SIGN BILL TODAY

The NUGGET hns received the fol- lowing telegram from Congressman Albert Johnson il, answer to a request for information in regard to filing mo- ticr of good ip!entiOn.
 "l'rcsidcnt will sign ,bill today. Have notified west. rn newspapers and chamber of commerce that notice of good intcnti"r. as provided in the bill may he filed In your land office hy wire. win advise you farther Al bert Johnson.
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DESPERATE UTAH BANDIT
 BEING SMOKED OUT

ti,c mine head of them and in this way they managed to reach the bodies "f the men already killed by Lopez. These busllcs have just trrn brought out.
 Unless Lopez surrendcrs within :. few hours il is suggested that an nt- tempt to blow him up with charge of dynamite be made.
 The deputies who brought out the bodies of their fellows believe that lso- peg was wounded during the cx- change of shots between them for they heard him swearing loudly aft'r they had cmpt jed their rcv0ivcrs in the di- rcction of his baf.i cudc and lis hr' perccptibly slackcneh.
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DEMOCRATS
 SUPPORT BILL
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eeeoial NwSoet oeevieA
 WASHINGTON, Dec. l.-After . D: olonged conference the democrati.: members of the senate and house of re eprescntatives have agreei t accept the report of the committee and will give their undivided support to tue currency bill as proposed by president
 This action of the democratic leg. islators practically insurcs the passage of the bill as drawn by the prasident and he of course will not delay sign Ing the measure in order that 1t may become . law at once.
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SALT LAKE, Dee. 1.--'"pFs " s'"' holding out In the mine. U" tx hp- parentiy we'll supplied with ammunition nnI food and hns built Imr;tcad.' about three hundred yards back fr"n' the entrance tn the mine. Until this afternoon it was impossible for the deputies to even reach the bodies of the men who were killed trying 10 get lighted smudgc into the mine t0 smoke thc ilcsperado out.
 Deputies Davis and i.OnGrcn sccur- cd :, large piece of sheet iron and hy putting a backing of wood to this they made a shield which they pushed into
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MEXICO CITY. Dec. i.-Pr"sid'n' Hucrtu returned to the national pal ace this afternoon. The rumors ot his flight were started by n early morning visit to his stock farm.
 I-pon his r"turn to inc GUY t"r president laughed nt the excitement caused by his supposed flight and a, i'd that the only way he would leave the city was to head the army "r he carried ont dead.
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suFFRAcETTEs MEET.
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 WASHINGTON. Dec. l.-The an- nuai convention of the National Am crican Woman's Suffrage Association wns opened here today. The city k full of suffragettes and march to the capitol in the interest of votes for women is contemplated.
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NOW PARIS. AWAkES
 TO INTERVENTION

kept her word to Europe nor seems likely to solve the problem which 1t is her moral duty to solve. Le Petit Journal de Paris. In scathing article. accuses the United States of allowing the war in Mexico to 20 on because both the present administration and the preceding one are influenced by money interests and fear the unpopu- iarity of bringing on a war with Mex. leo. The last named paper declares that now the time has come when the United States should be eliminated In international affairs In the Americas. as she aiready has been in Europe and Asia.
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 FARES. Nov. &C., While the people of England are clasn0ring for some aciinn by their government iOOking D the ,i,rStio "f putting Il stop tO the ta,rinii,'ux xtntc of murder and an. ;,rrhy now rampant In Mexico an,l tn. British government is sitting tight awaiting the pleasure of the United States and strangely uphOlding th : Monroe doctrine all Paris is ablaze with indignation u the reports re- ccivcd from Mexico.
 The Times today says cditorhlly that tho time has come for tho m. ti,nx of Europe 10 take mp the hurdrr which the t'mitr,l states is shirktn: and tho paper demands that Inter
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TITANIC LIABILITY.
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 NEW YORK Dec. 1.-Thc question of the liability for the loss of tho steamship Titanic. which involves the settlement of claims for over mil lion dollars for loss of life. has been taken up by the supreme court of appeals of New York
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SENATE. HOLDS
 UP ONE NAME
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Nugget Special Service.
 WASHINGTON. Nov. 3o.--The nom nations of Henderson. Martin ani Rlggs to he vice governor. secretary and commissioner Of police respec lively of the Philippines have been confirmed by the senate.
 The nomination of wilfred T. Den nison to be secretary of the interior hns been held up pending an investi- gation of his politics. It Is claimed that he is republican and that he held office as an assistant tatorney general under the Taft administration.
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 RECONVENES
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 WASHINGTON. Dee. l.--The new session convened today at noon. Al twelve o'clock Vice President Mar shall declared the extra session ad- j0urncd without delay and in the next breath announced thai the new con- gress had convened in accordance with the constitution of the United States.
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PaEsIoENT AT GAME
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 WASHINGTON. Nov. 2a.-I'rcsident Wilson left Washington yest"rday with Secretary of the Navy Daniels to attend the annual foot hall game bet wecn the cadets of the two govern ment academies of Annapolis and West Point.
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WILL o,soLvE TRvsrs
opselai Nwaese eeevies.

opselai Nwsose sssvse&
 BALTIMORE Nov. 2s.-The govern ment began suit in the court here today to disolve the American Can Company one of the subsidiary com panies of the tin trust.
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Hems made Msrshamsllew, Hsr4 Candy and Fancy Chocolates, Ice Cream and Sodas. Always fresh at the Ross Candy Store.
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Hard and soft coat stoves, boilers oil burners, Columbia shevsis, picks mining fittings. Save money at holts
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Ball players having Eagle hassbas suits kindly return same to Geo. 6 L ,nen as soon as poss;L's.
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MRS. FRED soRiEs DEAD.

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 SEATTLE. Dec. Mrs Fred Bor. ies died here today after short ill., ness,
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SENATE CONFIRMS
 APPOINTMENTS
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WASHINGTON. Dec. l.-Thc scnat" has confirmed the appointment |" l.. E ..Pinkham us governor of Hawaii and of Page AZ collector for Ahska. The name of Wife. appointed post master at lditarod was not acted upon and will have to come up il, the next regular session of congress. All other Alaska nominations have been con firmed.
 Attorney General Mcfs"ynnltts. aft"' !: long conference with .AE,skans now in Washington definitely promised |" remove Marshal t'suikcr and District Attorney Rustgard of Juncau
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Those at the mouth of tn" min' heard more than fifty shots eSchehse' between the deputies and the '"n0it
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s.. . hs ee~sd in hs language Quit. soro.tfu of full ot praise of his Areh,x the smiled and with laughter s.d ..rmuou. voies don't yourself
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-02
Home Builders

Many homes are being made brighter, bet
,stersand more cheerful by Bamberger furni-
sturesduringlthe Half-Yearly Sale. Into some
have gone luxurious living-room parlor,
library dining-room and bedroom suites; into
others chairs, rockers, dressers, tables and
Aother individual pieces; into all SAVING
NOFTEN TO FIFTY PER CENT on the pur-
chase price. The half-yearly movement in
the furniture store is vitality important to
every family in New Jersey To choose from
storeful of such cheerful, dependable fur
nitme at so much below the usual low prices
is privilege that none who is DESTROYS of
adding comfort to his abode should fail to
accept.
You VIII Save 1919 to 500 by
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Between Ourselves

The day after tomorrow is the
Glorious Fourth. The bands will
blare; the rockets will glare and
the eagle will spread his wings
and scream defiance to the world.
Friday is Uncle Sans glorious
birthday.
Do you know why the United
States is known as "IIncle Sam ?"
The story is almost as old as
the flag, but it is ever new
ever interesting.
During our last war with
Great Britain there lived at
Troy, on the Hudson, COM
bert Anderson, who had store
yard. A government inspector,
Samuel Wilson, by name, who
was always called Uncle SAM
superintended the examination
of provisions, and when they
age was marked "E. Al. s."
the initials of the contractor and
of the United States The man
whose duty 1t was to mark the
casks, being a facetious fellow,
when asked what the letters
for Ebert Anderson and Uncle
Sam" The joke soon became
known and was heartily entered
into by Wilson himself. 1t soon
got into print and long before
the war was over was known
and talked about throughout the
original Uncle Sam" died at
Troy in August. 1854, aged
81 years.
Here's to joyous Fourth
Uncle SAM
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wear and Wells

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square and sunshine shapes,
made of wolfe, mercerized silk,
ratine or pique; nice to wear
with light weight outing dresses;
Csc values 49,. .12Hc
Neck Ruffs-Made Of fine
quality net, with bow and ribbon
ends; black, brown and navy;
for seashore or outing wear,
which sell regularly at $500
each ........... ........ 30
Chiffon Silk chiffon
wells for auto wear; fancy woven
borders in self colors around en-
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borders and hemstitched ends;
regular S2.25 each. It's
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plain or figured net, with high or
low necks; also sailor, round or
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