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The Washington herald., 1913-04-08

cally impossible to amend. owing to the
necessity for majority vote of all the
qualified voters.
a national amendment acts as moral
stimulus to backward Legislatures.
1T is no greater interference with the
theory of States rights than il the ma
tional amendment for the election Of
Senators or income tax.
'It is easier for the American woman
seeking emancipation than is the work Of
convincing every voter.
ct does not prevent state action.
'Tt Is a natural evolutionary step In
American constitutional history
The Washington herald., 1913-04-08
LANDVOIGT NOT DEAD.
Newspaper Man Says, Like Mark
Twain, He Refuses to Die.

W. H. Landvoigt, for many years
prominent in newspaper circles here,
yesterday unequivocally denied that he
was dead, as it appeared from a story
printed in The Washington Herald rela-
tive to the marriage of Albert Land
voigt.
Through an inadvertent error. he was
confused with the late Edward Land
voigt, prominent contractor and build
err, who died several years ago. Mr..
Landvoigt, like Mark Twain, refuses to
be dead until he is dead, and assures his
many friends that he is very much alive.
The Washington herald., 1913-04-08
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Frank S. ard Mary r. Shore, boy.
Emmett and Pearl Stanley. boy.
Otney W. and Ethel NJ. Stratton. boy.
William A. and Elizabeth c. Simpson, boy.
Charlie and Suaie Sailor, boy.
Samuel B. and Lillian NJ. Reeder, boy.
Crawford NJ and Lillian v. Marsh. girl.
Sam and Sarah Misler, boy.
David II. and Adah c. MacAdam, boy.
Sam and Rosa Kamenski. GIRL
Walter A. and Clara b. Kiefer. girl.
William T. and Catherine F. Goodwin, girl.
Harry r. and Learer C. Fisher. boy.
Charles E. and Lillian Dodd. boy.
Leo c. and Katie Dom, girl.
David G. and Joanna Davis girl.
Edward and Anna NJ. Cortigan, girl.
Philip L. and Addie NJ. Corby. girl.
Joel and Elsie Best. girl.
Harry H. and Carrie d. Beach, girl.
Alexander and Ida Bortnick, girl.
Daniel w. and Caroline w. Alexander, boy.
COLORED.
Irvy and Mary Williams. girl.
Edward and Elizabeth Thomas, girl.
Fred and Della Newman, boy.
Walter and Ruth Mason, girl.
Alfred and Emma Minor. boy.
Edward L. and Mary F. Carter. girl
The Washington herald., 1913-04-08
FIRE ATTRACTS BIG CROWD.
Owned by n. T. Redman
Causes Spectacular Blaze.

Fire last night, at o'clock caused
s.. 900 damage to the stock of goods and
building of Nicholas T. Redman, s1S
Louisiana Avenue Northwest. The loss
is fully covered by insurance.
About 5000 persons We're attracted to
The scene when the flames burst through
the roof. Prompt action by the firemen
prevented the blaze making any head
way. a second alarm was turned in by
Fire Chief Wagner.
The fire was first discovered in the
rear of Redman's store. on the first floor.
It ate it's way quickly through the
second-story floor and out of the top of
the building.
J. A. Woodfeld, who conducts a meat
business at 91S, next door, suffered loss
of about 500 from water which came
through the walls from the adjoining
building. The origin of the fire was not
learned.
The Washington herald., 1913-04-08
SENTENCE IS APPROVED.
Filipino Must Serve Seventeen
Years for Killing q Chinaman.

The sentence of Imprisonment for sew
enteen years at hard labor, imposed on
Juan Pico, manager of a plantation in
the Philippine Islands, for killing
Chinaman, was approved by the Supreme
Court of the United States yesterday.
Remnants of the Spanish code incor
porated in the modern Philippine law &C.
scribed such sentences as perpetual pun
ishment" Pico contended that this was
cruel and unusual punishment, and
therefore unconstitutional. The court
held that "cazena" or perpetual punish
ment, literally translated. literally means
hard labor.
The Washington herald., 1913-04-08
DR.. Mary Walker Visits
The Senate Press Gallery,
But Is Told to Leave

Dr. Mary Walker. attired in her Gus
tomary male toggery, invaded the press
gallery of the Senate yesterday and made
herself at home on a comfortable lounge.
It required considerable explanation to
convince her that she was excluded from
the gallery privileges. She took her de-
rarture quietly.
The Washington herald., 1913-04-08
Cruiser ns Mine Transport.

Secretary Daniels announced yester
day that the old cruiser Baltimore is to
be converted into a mine transport ana
depot ship. The service of the San
Francisco as an auxiliary vessel in con-
nection with the work with submarine
mines is responsible for the decision to
convert the Baltimore to this use. The
changes in the Baltimore probably viii,
be made at the Charleston Navy Yard.
The Washington herald., 1913-04-08
Talk on school Lunch Problem.

Miss Caroline L. Hunt one of the
nutrition experts of the Department of
Agriculture, is to address the Parent
Teachers Association of Brookland at
the Brookland schoolhouse tomorrow
evening The topic of the address will
be The Food of School Children and
the School Lunch Problem
The Washington herald., 1913-04-08
CLAYTON AGAIN ENDORSED.
North Warrington Citizens Propose
Him for Comm issioner.

William Nick. Clayton was Endorsed
unanimously for one of the Commission
erships by the North Washington Citi-
zens' Association at it's meeting in the
Church of the Advent parish hall. Second
and U Streets. last night. A member of
the association will carry a copy of the
Endorsement to the White House.
The association again affirmed its ad-
herence to a resolution passed some time
ago in the form of agreement between
members of the association not to sell
property in their neighborhood to colored
persons. and to discourage all such sales
in their vicinity by real estate dealers
or other persons owning property there.
The Washington herald., 1913-04-08
Local Temperatures.

Midnight. 81: 2 a m. 3: a. m, "A; 6 a m, a
a. m, 3: 10 a. m, 70; Y noon, AZ; y. m, S
4 p. m. q; p. m. i6; p. m, 43; 10 p. m, Il.
Highest. IS: lowest, a.
Relative humdity-s a.. m. 50; =. M, ~: p.
m, IL rainfall 10 p m. to p. M, o; hours OF
sun hine. l1.3; per cent Of possible sunshine. So
temperature same date last year-Hishest. s. low
est, -.
The Washington herald., 1913-04-08
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
]. s. Dept. Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.

Washington. Monday, April :. 1875 p m.
Tie Western disturbance will advance slowly east
ward and he attended by rains Tuesday in the great
central valleys and the Plains States the rains con-
tiuuing Wednesday in the great central valleys Rain
and snow probable the region Of the Great
Lakes Tuesday night and "Wednesday. Over the
Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions the weather Will
be generally fair Tuesday and Wednesday
No decided temperature change Is indicated for
any part of the country during the next fortyeisht
hours
The Washington herald., 1913-04-08

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
FAKE LAXATIVE BRoM0 Quinine Tab,etA Drus
eis4s refund money II II fails to cure. 4 "
CROvE,s signature IL on each boz. &c
The Washington herald., 1913-04-08

Temperatures in other cities, together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twentyfour hours ended
at T. m yesterday. are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1913-04-08

Condition of the River.
Harpcrs Ferry, W. Va. April Potomac and
Shenandoah Rivers both muddy this morning.
The Washington herald., 1913-04-08
CostelIO's Child Critically Ill.

All hope for the recovery of Clare
Costello. the twenty two-month- odd
daughter of John +. Costello, Demo-
cratic national committeeman, who is
suffering from meningitis, has been
abandoned. Five physicians, specialists
in the treatment of the malady, have ex-
hausted every means known to medical
science, and after a consultation yes
terday. abandoned all hopes of saving
the child's life.
The Washington herald., 1913-04-08

NJ. L. Grow, Of Los Angeles has completed a forty
one-day fast. undertaken TO reduce weight,
The Washington herald., 1913-04-08

The following is a sample of the petit
tions presented to Congress:
1--WE ask you in behalf of the women
of your district to work for the national
suffrage amendment in the coming spe-
cial session of Congress for the following
reasons:
Some State constitutions are practi-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
MAGAZINE COVER HAS
 FACE OF 3. 8. unAas

The EOW York CIrpsr, rh,ak claims Ic se thc oldest Ap.ar,ca. theatrical publication. cams out m October l2 %Ith q cover decSrztsd .r. 1ireiS with the Taco of E. k, Dohbs pf NsiNe- T'hc Clipper ls ab1Lt ths ua.e, hizA ns Ehc Saturday Evening Fcat ILnd the Dohbs dcuntanance ia thu unIv thing on the cover with shd excaDaIur ut the rupeF's name md dnte, 1nssds is Il btvIf which HaEs thAt Dohhs ts Ah'nt 1o 1nAHgIsfhte a sarIss At un,y. hlR picture shnws 0t the North in Nsv York At the cnnclNh4Un of the sArAu he ~ill 50 60 Lundon to ethIbtt tlssm. The iss'ie is dated October I2.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
ON ABOUT JUNE l

We will eEteHI our uEral RnnHst in- riIatlpn to the public in prneC Ehar Ihey may inspect our cQId EtoFnss planse. Ry careful ordering VIZ hare been able .1 close ehtifNT O.A ql meats every snrtile and taia Year VIII hn nn exception. Onr pr'ceH of 6f- teen cents fur bRct d hA hiullnh has iuGTuasrd the Aalr uf lAeae arHclss 8 ,er rcni 0rHr tHst yArE.
 About June 10rh ws VIII iBok tue +ha old Eai.htuI Alaska 1faaL FasoG. th. EI1hu Thnmson'' rIth A GIFTED of Vz1Ns hecf selecLed from tie enMPaRTA lthrte II. nHmbsrl where fhAT are fattcninE fifteen thnsHaud StStFs for shs AEsssa trade.
 Nc are also zrran5inB to furnish nur customers wiLh the bsE butter and eggs tn be hnd in the mAak<t ss wC Enve all the facilities for dSltv1F' Jug produce direct frum the pFnoHTtF ,e ynu in tnn Hest possible cundi10h and :.Esp uhcarer by cRttinE out tbs middle Iuun's commission.
 "ALA&KA'S BEST THENn
 Who iG it? ArF
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
DEMOCRATS IN
 CLOSE HARMONY
COMMITTEES ON PERMANENT oH- nANixATIoN GErs DOWN TO
 WORK.

The ronYniItes nn rermaarul tn nE!an- saaIloh or tho NHne denuaattc club so+ down tc business yrsIArdSy Ht d meeting h 6. D, COchrIMs ofh:r.
 Nothing particular ~as dtciaei np- on except to follow ouf what appeared to De the scn6e ot the general HIe"i 4 lnG which was held last Saturday at KsxuayRh Knzsa balL The rolnmlttse VIII report iU .he coming eeuernl meeting.
 The interest aiiaChed tn republican meetings until certain hay about three months NsQ seems 10 have been rtIraculunsly traaafeUEed i0 ths demo- cratic Gathar1nKE. Some neuc'b n0w think that hs city hall may t'ht h+ lnrge enough 10 hold nn the IcyaI aHnl- ncrats. &I ihe n-S. nvctIIIs and aeT~ nna h0z suggested thkl"g ELEss lTIl for the occasion. But that nlSy f'e only the BugEestInn Of soTtlc tacctiu1IS ii'- dIvidual ard The maG.iug VIII surely take place h the mIuEiraI bMtldIns'
 The coumlttue meeting yrstcrGny reli nn the 6th o[ February, The e'er' ton If WooiIrew Wilson pryurrcd nn the 5lh ef November.
 The next fifth will I,e. 'ttc rpId grey lnwM If the morning after"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
SAN FRANCISCO
 MEN CHARGED
OFFICERS OF WEbTERN FUEL COMPANY MUST STAMP
 TRIAL.
srzciaI Nugget 8srSieA,

spseiaI Nugget asrSiee ..
 SAE FRANCISCO. ITeh. G.-The nf lcrrs of the Wcsrsrn Fuel Company have il+sn summoned hefnre ihn fci . utai grand icry to he EE7minAd w.th regard to gigantic frauds which arc now chlrscd agnInat their compensation.
 ThoE0 frauds are said ia have heen committed against the government and are 1isn said tU artluunt intn the millions.
 Tie discovery oE such IEAudk ia cx quoted tn hc chrnuicled very bitch ftona this time forward as tho fed Gral otiiciO1s have finally Eot oh the track Uf Elo fact that rha government has been robbed for yearg by almost every company With which ie rlAde contracts for AuppItea.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06

thut inc hyh iaws provided cniy Tor inc election of live directors Who have inc power tn appoint the otnsr " frtaIs, sven 10 the prealdsnto-
 EuminAtIons for hirectorn ~srs than declared Ip order and fne IP'" lowing w4rA numinased and dsoiAF*d rlcnIrd: Mayor 0nmore. Sum TasE@rt' G4rrgs n GrIcahy. Jue shsIdo1 ana a. l. Lpnl-h. 4. A. Allan. who hAS bacr dIrAeror fer years. declined ih xerSe neatn. He stated however fnAf hc wl,l be In the race sirnnxer than ryEr.
 Bowen AndsrArn. EsnStAuEh' q rep re.rutntIvs of John Johnson and cther dpS 1netr tuck part Ia the discliFsi'H%
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06

il is thought they arn dRe to R0r.s .aGcslsnra. clrGumsta nces. In the air. IL ths aame stratnn q air forrns G roudwsE botweAn two stations tse snund waycs travel without inrerTtIp tion thruuE] il, hat will not rrAYel So well iE they nuaI lcGyc one stratum und gu tn another neforA rHarhinE tllrIl. leRtinat1Hn.
 Frrd Weller aays EnnG he found 'Vsf nJeht tn bs remarkably good night I;rr wireless W9rJs. TTc plainly htani inc Siberian stptlnHs working all OEeF. Alan he heard The ships on the Pacific.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06

NHrer WAS such enthusiasm mani : festei Ry the Hpnrt.nR bublIr rt E<HHe as fl exhibited nt f1u@lnE meeting of Lhe Kennel C,l1 which waa held last night and at which new dlren- tors wetn elected and the first EtapS kzkrn to make th" romInE Ah*Ra sweepstHl9eA racc u,,e nt inc Frt-h'''s' ever pulled ch
 Tho Beard rS Trsld6 rE*faurAnt was crowded when Russ Downing whc is acting pTsaldent klnGA Dr. Ill!l's death, called inc meeting iu order. He ap- painted George IL t:rlEHlY az tnsn. eorary chsrtuAn Anl tile assembly Eut down 10 hIIzInGss
 After ILscesslcr t was shown
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
PECULIAR FREAKS BY
 WIRELESS OCCURRING

The fact that wtTELsEa mcgsuFes have been sxchprgeh heIwe5n th- station Hr Eagle m the Tuknn AlIf Key WeHt, E1oFLda. Is reSaTdrd nE . freak hy Operator JoGlH ot th' %1lar IelIEfaph office.
 Mr. Jolls says lh5f messages arG sometimes heard between stnttons which on ordinary occasions are I,nE = able In belT each Hther. The raIlEr If ilIeRe freak communications ehr never heen rHpIaiEe'i, MT. Joils .t:A
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
KENNEL CLUB STARTS WITH
 VIM AND ENTHUSIASM

it wah IArAr decided to open the rneK1payah1p to all p+ASsnt Ehd 70 everyone In Tons., ..Ths adplaAian ICE fs only Ilu. Within m hnur l,undrfna Of dolIars wers taken in. and thiH fart cnnpIAn with the magnificent ariF1t shown Is ample proof that the AlanxA aweepstAlses race or 1915 will be RR xr.at as any of ite rr@rscanHprE, If unt ErsAtsr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
BASEBALL MEN
 PROVE METTLE
aHoW THEM6ELHE$ WORLD RxATEHa WITH LE06 Uh'
 DER TARLEs.

Thn m@YMper7 of the pEUEesSl"1al mems baseball tenn sat de"n tU Iln nar as the guehtH ot the defeated tuEs- ness uen last evening in the b nr1 of Trade rAztanrQpt.
 RuAa Downing. owner 0f the G;s1 runs, opened the performance as host md immediately EAva voice ia the sentiment which was burstinE every hnAau-thA sentiment. about nnptT0H.
 Mr. Downing then called on r@- rsous members ct both tean'a ana rur-s other vIctl1nk
 JudEb MuraRe spoke vtth the mag nanIm1ry nt Lhe mAp .%ro can en great tn victory He natronlsiHEiy describ- ed the merits of the tnenbArH of hss team one by one and dealt kiHdtv with the weaknesses of his toea.
 cap.an O,Nsln made several Vsrb1l double playB thnr put the tnaHtrhaSter and Or;SBey ont.
 pr. Aoan said he bad Goeu play i'r7 baseball for IS yeara and that erHn yet thsre arN some things abcrt t which ne does not hno~. i1c didn't say where.
 But the piece de rfstHtanes 'r 'he evoulNg waa ;he sReArh CT enc "f the herneA of me oerAsI0n-EInpIre Nate CoorabA The ether hero. sirn Gun bingham. was conspicuous ES his a"- sercc.
 MT. Cu1n1hs made Hn effort that would have sbed Iu9tEa nN CnArnccy Dcpew. All the nftS of after dinner sreakmg warc employed by hirn to prove that svon m rrnniro has the same privileges as s.nS other citisah.
 He was ably seconded by Allison Bruner whD aaid sow%Ihlnx worth listening to. whatever It wek '
 It waA either hc or George GriEsby that generously cuIceded that the naorahnnte team ~on the gHrnP for rne professionals with the aid of .hc u1rl- rites.
 Frcf HaniElz CT soneone else sdi1 thA, Tony PUlet's ls0+n should ger reputation first by beating the iossrs
 Sam TaggaVt made vc1y ielIins pratton.
 Fred Weller and Aranr Jackson roasted O'SslIl Ivr something that happened ArTinE the game. nr. Mus turtl very nodrsry told the nmh'- tIous audience how easy it Is Co throw Y cnupIe Of s0msTsArItA pnd sttrk of' to q haII. He 6ld net SNy that on atsch an ncrasion Q man would gran everything ard wouldn't havt sense enough tn le. go ot anything.
 Judge Lon%n,. the daan uf ployrrs and The fnther of cnnnri umpire sauko 1seiuEiy Hbout the sad nrcaspI' which wns hAlnK csiebrHted-
 bI1Ie Doyle said somettnns which wih bA published h to0S totm. Scot ty Allan said he kr4# a1 much about baseball 8s any doK rl1uaher that eTer lived. Tie explained Gl, Rbnut the de- feat.
 Louis wsdth explained hoy hN got m fife prntess!onnl teaEL
 There wero otherR also. but they vera only cpmmon pr garden ltEnds of fans and tontcTa and they just srtted h.
 Anyhow tho thing pFns done HueIy- tha dinner ard the r0st-rct the gatrhe-
 Several similar delicious atcasi01's ore anticipated by thpsA tho dbdt1ft have to pay the hiIlEt
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06

We wIn zAva you the time ana trouble ut writing the local news u" yuur r1ienda on thA autatfs. rY n1a1l- ipa ihe Nome Weekly Nugget to any addtAse In the Rtat%B for 60 csntS per naonth,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
TRY hLASkANS
 NEXT MONTH
3ps1iaI Nugget dkr~Ies-

CHICAGO. Ftl: S.--The federal rrosacutEI-s &rc :lt% arriving tn pro pare for IhG tl-ial 0G tii2 AlaskanF who arc c;,GrGrd TIih attempting to sscur4 sorrrrmerL lands hy fraud. The rnse Is known hy inc title oL th' United 3rArsa rs FrnEr and others and Is rHSAiring much attentiun iE +Eal cireI=E. 0n tile rRFult vf the sFiH NilL prnEabiy depend the future ac- tions If tho f%har.Ll authorities in a14 4tisrs relating h .'"s1 lAnds tn L]Ic northern terrItofy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06

Al. together the New ErR NtriHE C.on1pHnys men huFr struck a twu' IanL IadE1 In uEir tnnnAi and uiS'' n spring which NiG supplv s"tttclont .raIer to operutu the ulIll.
 The tunuL Is now driven fut ] Ii'*- tnnue ef It0 frgt Lut # iR thc inrrn- tkrn 10 ED in SSG feet further. At |
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
NOTICE TO EAoLEs.

All members of tho r. D. F. arpuld be present at the antlIaI ball TAura- Gay night At Eagle Hall. Members of ths 6rdAr do hot need inriIaLIcn cards. Dancing S:36. Adv
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
Special Nuguok Ss%vlsA.

Special Nu1usA ss~VlEA
 DAWSON, Feb. 6.-1nc 0f the most anaslrE wireless feats Hn rc;urd has just h@4n performed bS the %1rs1SzE sration al Eagle which naS talked dl- rcCuY with the wirAIsfA HtatinI nL Key West. Florida,
 The kaEir station Is a i've Hlvrhi one.
 The greatness of 4tIr dlRtanUe duas
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
VESSEL FOUND
 WITHOUT CREW
REMARKABLE MYSTERY OF SEA
 CREATED BY DISCOVERY.
Special NuGa%a 1sFst7&.


 NEWPORT NEWS F%i' b--An- ,tlrr mystrrS Uf E,i% scAs has been rAusud by rhA discovery Hf FesacI uT tho A7oTss. This vessel ia siIA SurH4gian bark rSAeiItenL. N!l@I' IuI1id t HAH iu a perfectly ar'IFSUttEIy cnhdltLon HnI wns well pr1vIsLnn%i fer A IcnE rnyager but IlCi < soul TAs nbulrd.
 Nh due whaicrrr Qa in the cftiaG or iIE dssrrtiph %us dlasavered, No ahe { 4sms to Ge Gste 10 give GyCn Dlaus- illr explanation hog such a ship could get nyay from it's crew and the tart not become lEnoEh.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
SAYS NATIVES ARE
 DYING OFF FAST

along lhh rours.
 whIe at Nornc he esValed the Es' Ntmns ard h4 believes chat the dis' ease is prevalent RmonEst them aa well as amongst Inc natives 1n tho yukon and in EoatheAsterp Alaska
 IIns result nT hfR mission still pr6b- alty I,e thn establishment of govern Lnrui hospitals in sorne ot the larEsr id1-lIs ;n AllsKa.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
IF Is UP 10 xnu

To send 10 the friends rho haya baer, writing to ynr fog sn1arrnat!on anout Noyss and lrs zAsoHcas. copy Gf tAo MinlHE and Drsagtng Edition df tss% p44y FlEstts prlcs 50 centa. Bend orsS on thA ha&t tssaiL
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06

We hays hsAn sslIIna VrncAriAR in Nams for thlFaAah years, und nur business has bssh IHsrDsaing uvsry y<sr- ThsrA nuRH sa rsaAsr. ThSruif LRh hnAaftn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
HARRY HEPwoRrH WANTED.

An InluEt} ll0 B bHAu srnI for liar. ry IIep%or:ll who is saha tr h3 at Pct,ny Ii"c,. The letter n1 lamuLTY Ia lIu% in tho Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
STRIKE 4 TWO FOOT
 LEDGE 0N NEW ERA

,ls,amee of about goo feet the blE ledge VII be struck and men wll be put 1a wnrk in nli directiohA
 The tTu font ledge encountered rs- rsnLly iu the tunnet looks sxcnEAiEgly good The rock AssaYE highly and EiveH every Indication rf pein& the real thing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
Special NJ aaSt SSrvies

WASJslStS1TJN, h. C. rh- G. pr. Kruhssl, epechl government &grnr, has Issued 4 r4roTT in which hr slh,ee that the AIsEEa natives will he ex . LUrsnIYlatsd in sixty gears by tubUT- eulosIs urIesH Ihe work nf rrsnnr t. llIidc1 Laken Immediately.
 Jr Kruli5h vas at,lf td .tnEka lASL year Co inVexligata cnndIttOns in III riuus parts pT the territory. He it.I"- clcd from JHneau down thu iukOb [" Nome and mAlu AsilYnIr1iihnE all
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06

We have tta eteNnezt and hss& stock nf eres eriss fn Name. Try US. fhntu!f LehMannt
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06
ALASKA TALKS DIRECT
 WITH FLORIDA WIRELESS

nut Ieuiier the performance sc extra nrdinATy as the fact that the waves had lo travel over such a vast lEHI tcrrilery wherc high mountains Inter- vened. It Ia said that thu tive opera tors hon no di6lcully In keeping Gp regular talk for q Iins>
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06

13-Os per rrouth tur the Nuaeel
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-06

Pioneers Csra Party "Wednesday evening. February i2
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
THE SONGS WE SING.

It is affirmed as fact that the songs that are being sung today are more vulgar than the fashions which are being so fiercely criticized, and they prepare the mind for the immod- esty which shocks decent people.
 A magazine writer inquires of par ents 'if they know the songs their daughters are singingP' The chances are that they do not. If the music is pleasing, little attention is given to the words which are corrupting and degrading the minds of the people. Young and old alike are absorbing with great glee the vulgar sentiments which make ethe turkey trot, tango, and what are termed physical dances possible and popular.
 The world has had too much of this ragtime- -ragtime in words, in dress, in dance, in music and in behaviour. The big cities are chasing it out and making decent people ashamed to in dulge in it or listen to it. Ragtime is vulgarity, and the war upon it should be persistent. Decency and it cannot live together.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-09
THE DOLLAR SAVED.

The dollar saved is the mark of suc- cess. James J. Hill in an address said:
 If you want to know whether you are destined to be a success or a fail ure in life, you can easily find out The test is simple and infallible. Are you able to save money? If not drop out. You will lose. You may think not, but you will lose as sure as you live. The seed of success is not in you''
 The dollar is not the whole thing; 1t is only the evidence of the ability to save, to exercise the self-control and the seIf-deniaI to do little things until in the aggregate you are forced and the world is forced to recognize that you have done something great
 Saving the dollar is simply cultivat- ing quality-ga gathering the power which bespeaks for you prudence and superi- or manhood.
 To grip the dollar for the dollars sake alone is miserly, is dwarfing. The dollar-saving power has many at tributes which recognized ennoble the human soul and make it a power for good work of every kind The ability to get the dollar develops the ability to get and to do other good things.