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Arizona republican., 1913-05-25
MOTOR TOUR ID SAN DIEGO
Coast Town Will Welcome Large Party of Phoenic- ians in Formal AutOmo- bile Tour Starting from Here in July

To see the Golden State in the most favorable way, from the quarter deck Of an automobile, is the ambition that started from small beginnings, coast tour that is assuming proportions. From the desert to tie sea, the auto ists of the new state will journey about the first of July, meaning to make the trip at once a pleasure voyage and a boosting one with all the good people of the wonderland to the west.
 The tour started as a mans desire
 for companionship on the long desert grind. Victor Norris conceived the
 idea of spending the summer in Cali fornia, particularly San Diego He knew he ought to go in company so he asked a friend to drive over also. The subsequent agreement was an nounced informally and before they knew it, they had dozen requests from motorists contemplating making the trip ito join. This made things l look like more, so in order that the larger party might be well cared for,
 the arrangers got together with their 1 followers and formulated an aSsocla . 1 tion The purpose was to fix places
 of taking supplies and for accommo- l dations Hotels must be warned of
 the big tour and garages must have large quantities of gas and oil on hand. So with frequent meetings, the Association began to feel out it's way ! Almost at once letters began to flow
Arizona republican., 1913-05-25
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 Loss of Time.

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Arizona republican., 1913-05-25

in from the boosters of Yuma, .El Centro and San Diego. Col. Ed Fletcher whose magnificent nome stands on the auto road just this side of San Diego sent word that Phoe- nicians who passed his place without stopping for a meal. no matter what time of day or night it might be. would be severely dealt with by the peace officers of the county. This was a mighty strenuous invitation, and it it was accepted just as strenu- ously.
 Lots Of kind messages have been received from roads boosters of south ern California They all want to help keep the roads in condition for the Arizonans, so they have begun cor responding and arranging things to that end. At Yuma there are peo- pie who will direct the tourists across the bad places in. the Mammoth Wash Further alokg the party will be met by San Diego autoists and piloted right into the town, which will then become their own exclusive property. and where they will pass a pleasant several months
 Parties coming in from the coast report that the road conditions are going to be good this summer It IS estimated that two hundred and fifty cars a month will pass through and from Arizona each of the summer months bound for San Diego and thence north into the state of Cali fornia Arizona will furnish large number of tourists. Attorney Gen. eral George Purdy Bullard, who will motor ahead of the main party will seek a path for those who come after. He will see the San Diego people about Ofering prizes for a monster motor tour to that city Tn 1915. The July tour will be so large it may be necessary. to divide IT,, So as not to strain the capaclues or the hotels; on the route. At any rate many will take along camping out fits and stop where they please.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-25

 13. Hat Race. on horseback. IA. Money race. Prize, $5 in pen nies. 15. Exhibition, Stage Robbery, at night at Baseball Park 16. Horse race, free for all cham pionship of Arizona. Prize silver trophy.
 r. Motorcycle races. Prizes ag- gregating $100.
 IS. Automobile Race, low speed, on race track.
 19. Auto Race around the Loop start and finish at Plaza, $50 silver cup.
 zO Horse race contest. wet and dry, $500. if Jerome enters 21. Boxing contests. 2. Cowboy parades All contest ants, each day.
 23. Carnival night, (July 5th) band concert; free dancing on platform on Plaza. 24. Prize for horse. which cannot be ridden. Prize $1OO. Prize for hardest bucking horse. $50.
 26. Prize for automobile making best run from any county, $125; $25 each for Coconino. Maricopa. Apache Navajo and Mohave.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-25
MOTORISTS ID
 SEE, ROOSEVELT
Great Progressive Hunting in White Mountains, Will Speak at Prescott July 4-Pathfinder of The Re publican

Early in June, the Republican Pathfinding car will leave this of
 flee under the piloting of Bill Ire
 maine and bound for the Grand Can yon The car is to be a Pope, so Bill is confident that he will circle the entire route. A representative of The Republican and two others will accompany Tremaine on the ten day journey. Leaving Phoenix, the party goes first to Prescott by way of the new road around the Yarnell hill. From Prescott to the canyon. the road will be the same IS is fol lowed by the greater part of the wa gon travel that direction, touching Ash Fork, Williams-possibly - Fl Tovar, and returning by way of the lakes south of the San Francisco peaks, the Verde valley and Roose- welt Speaking of Roosevelt, the mo- tor party which leaves Phoenix in July will meet the great T. R. him. self on his camping tour in the mountains. This information was re- ceived Yesterday from Prescott The promoters of the Prescott Fourth of July celebration are hopeful of hay ing Roosevelt to speak at the biggest meeting of the crowds and are ne :
Arizona republican., 1913-05-25
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Arizona republican., 1913-05-25

gotating with the great progressive with that end in view.
 The pathfinders will keep all mile ages road conditions and necessary data, which will be reported from time to time to this office.
 Country Clubs Meet
 The Phoenix Country club will send a large motor party along to assist in the dedication of the new golf caourse at the Yavapai country club. Most of the machines will be driven on to the canyon with the main body of the Maricopa, Yavapai. Ma Vajo, Apache and Pima county mo- tor clubs.
 Great Frontier Day
 The great Frontier Day program will be long and varied. In the part interesting the autoists most there is an offer of cash prizes for the best managed car from each of the counties represented, in the canyon run. One of the features will be a wild west exhibition presented by the actors of the Selig picture troupe at Prescott. Incidentally photoplays will be made of, all the events of the tour and of the celebration.
 The program of events which is still subject to modification. is as follows:
 l. Cowboy Bucking Contest.
 2. Cowboy Goat Roping Contest.
 3 Steer Bull-dogging Contest
 A. Exhibition Steer Bull -dogging from automobile.
 D. Bareback Bucking Horse Con test. (Surcingle only).
 6. Cowboy Relay Race.
 '. Cowboy Fancv Roping Contest Prize $15 Stetson> Hat
 8. Cowboy Trick and Fancy Rid ing. Exhibition.
 9. Wild Horse Race. each day Prizes for twof meanest horses.
 10. Cowboy Pony Race. A mile. II. Cowgirl Pony Race + mile. F. Potato. Race on horseback, be tween two teams.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-25
NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS FOR FREE TEXT BOOKS TO BE USED IN THE SCHOOLS
 OE ARIZONA

Sealed proposals addressed to the State Board of Education, Phoenix, Arizona, and endorsed Proposal for Furnishing Text Books" will be re- ceived by the Secretary of said Board in his office in the Capitol until Ten o'clock A. NJ, June 20, 1913, and will be opened in the presence of the bidders at the above time and place and thereafter considered. The school books required are the series adopted by the Territory of Arizona, May 20, 1911, and will be used to supply the several Public Schools of the State with text books for the free use of the Approximately 50,- 900 pupils attending said, schools.
 list of the books required, to- gether with Publishers names and other details will be furnished upon application to the undersigned.
 Bids shall be submitted in Substan- tial conformity to the following re- quirements:
 | A bid, naming price per book. delivered, freight prepaid to any railroad station in Arizona as direct ed by properly authorized State offi- cials and consigned to County School Superintendents, shipments to be in units of not less than 100 pounds.
 ? bid, same as Number l. but packages to contain. at option of State officials in authority. one or more kinds of books of the series now in use.
 3. A bid per book. in quantities of 20O0 pounds or more. F. 0. E. cars (properly packed in boxes for transportation Chicago: said pack ages to be made up Gas ordered by I.roperIy authorized State officials) of any number and of any kind or kinds of said adopted series of text books used in the schools of Arizona.
 4 A bid. price per book of each series, at a depository accessibly To- cated for distribution at some point in Arizona, naming location of de pository.
 Successful bidders will be required to enter into a contract and give { good and sufficient bond to suppl, books upon demand. A certified check for five hundred dollars shoult accompany each bid. The Board re serves the right to reject or accep part or all of any bid.
 By order of the State Board O Education.
 c O. CASE
 Secretary of Board of Education
Arizona republican., 1913-05-25
MISiNTE

Lord McCaulay, passing one day through the Seven Dials, bought d handful of ballads from some. street folk who were bawling out their con tents to gaping audience. Pro ceeding on his way home he was as tonished to find himself followed by half score of urchins, their faces beaming with expectation. Now, then my lads, what is it2' he said.
 "Oh, that's a good 'un." replied one of the boys, after we've come all this way.
 But what are you waiting for?" said the historian. astonished at the lads familiarity.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-25

Secretary of Board of Education
Arizona republican., 1913-05-25

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 Ut is impossible for me to do 1uS- tice in recommending ZENO. because words cannot express it's wonderful achievements" F. A. Stierlin, Supt. Electrotype Dept. Sanders Engraving Co, St. Louis, Mo
 Your druggist will sell, you, 25c sealed bottle of ZEMO, and will guar antee il, or it will be sent direct on receipt of price by E. w. Rose Medi- cine co. St. Louis. Mo.
 ZEMO is sold and guaranteed by druggists everywhere and in Phoenix by EIvey and Hulett.-AdvertiseIn ent-
Arizona republican., 1913-05-25

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 Beautiful Suits, with the very acme of dasl and style so much admired by discriminating women--including Bulgarian, Russian Blouse and snappy Cutaway Models. Materials em brace Bedford Cord Serge, Eponge, Whipcord Shepherd Checks, Hairline stripes and mixtures Monday choice for $13.75.
Arizona republican., 1913-05-25
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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l> President Wilson remains calm and positive of q peaceful outcome uf th" trouhl, in Mexico in spite of the ever incrcas- ing excitement here The reports from the trouble zone that are coming in today alr not tt all rrassuring but the president refuses to be moved from his stand in regard to Il peaceful so. mtion "f the pending difficulty in spite of the jmGo talk nf the newspapers and the very serious view of the sit uation taken by some of tine cabinet and members of the house and senate.
 The stat" department when inquiries were made today in regard tn the lat est developments in regard to Mexico would only say that ncGotiatiuns were stlll g"in" on hotwrrn oShauGhncssy and iln"rta. When pressed for de- tails 1t W.ts admitted at the depart m"nt that lluc'ta had positively stat cd [" pShauehn"Ssv that he wuuld not resign from inc presidency under any circumstances.
 tShauChncsSy has farther rrpurtrI {" tn" department that Minister of the Interior Adalpe uf IIucrta's cabinet has been dismissed because hc favored policy which would placatr tn" United states. Ilucrta announced tu
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
SHARKS PURSUE
 WRECKED MEN
Special Nugget Service.

NORFOLK, Nov. IN Forced to take to lifehoats after their vessel was wrecked during a hurricane off th" south Carolina coast. Capt d. w Murphy and nine men of the four mastcd schooner John Twuhy. faced death for many hours before they were picked up by the British steamer Kin slea. which brought them tn this port today.
 The men were sighted "Wednesday evening and a lifehoat in charge If second officer Herbert Fussey. of the kinslca started to the rescue The waves were SD high the lifrboat was forced [" return to the steamer and was smashed to pieces against the sides of the big vessel
 John NICGaskell q seaman was thrown overheard and came near be. ing devoured by sharks He fought them off with his knife until he was almost exhausted. His shpmates threw life belt. which he seized with one hand. and fought off the sharks with the other He managed to fasten the belt to his body. and his ship mates dragged him through the rag ing seas at a rapid rate The sharks followed in hot pursuit. It was a thrilling race for life but McGaskill won. He was completely exhausted when hauled up on deck of the Kin. slea.
 A second lfehoat was launched and started to the assistance of the crew of the schooner. who were waving frantically to them Hundreds if sharks were swimming around the boat. apparently waiting in expect ancy of what was certain to havc happened had not the Kinslea sighted the impcriled men. The men were finally taken in the big lifchoat anI were placed on board the Kinslea.
 The Tw"hy. with q cargo uf lumber. was bound [" New York from Jack sonville
 Besides Captain Murphy. those res cued from the schooner were First Mate Longstrrct. second Mate Thomas Wilson and five Scam,n.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
REGULAR CITY
 COUNCIL MEETING

Al the regular meeting of the city council last night a telegram was read from Delegate Wickcrsham which in tnnatcd that although there were nn relief funds available at present that '"uld hr uscd for Nome that it was expected some such funds wnuld be provided in the near future
 Tn" city attorney announced that sp far as the city was concerned the matter of Il cabin for Chs Holtz had been arranged and that the cabin would toe at Mir Boltz service as long as h" desired to use it but that the tenant could neither rent nor sell tho place
 The seward Light and Power Com lHnN notified the council that it would not collect the regular amount for tn , month nf october but would donate it to the relief fund
 several bills against the city wrr. approved and some requests for re lief of one kind and another were re frrr"d [" the relief committees uf tho council
 The meeting adjourned just in time |" prev ent what would probably have been very interesting address hrin, made
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
LATEST DEVELOPMENTS
 IN WASH|NGT ON

his ministers in dismissing Adalpe that this would be the fate of any member of the government who was cuwurdly enough to suggesting yield ing to the prcpostrous demands of the Yankees.
 Rports received here from secret agents in Mexico say that every eff fort is being put forth by the author itics there to prepare the city for de- rrnsc and that troops are constantly arriving from the field and being as- signed positions on the defenses.
 Federal troops have torn up the railroad from Vera Cruz up over the mountains to Mexico City so that should it become necessary to send American troops to Huertas strong hold they will have to march over the ard and dangerous mountain trails Wri,l are easy of defense.
 The destruction of this road by ttI."al toops will make it difficult for i"cigners desiring to leave Mex iro tn -'tt to the coast on the other haNd it cffcctually cuts the city or .l"n supplies from the outside and it ' Ill have to depend on what can be furnished from the interior
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18

Superintendent Dan Jones uf thr Alaska road commission lcf. today for a ten days inspection trip over the mail trails Hs far aS Norton sound Mir. Jones trip is especially lmportlrt at this time as hr will he ahl, tu col. l"ct definite information a~ tn ,h needs of the roadhouscs which Ar. such an important link between Nume and the outside world
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18

\ leak in the city electric light cir cult makes q noise just like l message and tho wireless operators cannot tell whether their best gul K calling up from her private station "r whether they are gettinr an order from the chief signal officer .d WiShinctun
 This is very pmharrlsslnr. especially when the operator begins calling the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18

The annual meeting for the election "f officers for the Federated churrn will b" held at tn" parsonagr thls evening at eight o'clock II k ,X. I"rtrd that there will he large at tendanc" on account of the renewed interest infused int" the church work CTS hy nr Bauer
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
NEW ELITE BATHS.

Steam and shower baths in connsc. ton. Staples building. corner Front and B street. None bu tfresh water used. John Monahan, proprietor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18

.linoleum. carpets and mattinq, fur coats. robes. blankets at Hoits.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18

Ice cream and candies fresh every Gay. Leave your orders for your Thanksgiving ice cream as carly as possible at the Rose Candy Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18

Augustine & kyer Victoria choeo. Iates and butter crisp at the Rose Candy Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18

Mrs. Bartlett's dancing class every Friday at 8 9. m. at K. K. hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18

TOT the hrSt time u ills history lh"rc is not one patient in tn" lIol,. Cross hospital.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18

Ben Nelson from Jess ,rrrh has been in town after supplies
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18

Gloomy Gus Riorden hit the trail from Teller this morning and will be in Nome Saturday
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18

Pianos and piano stools. sewing ma |. chimes. Phoneeraphs, everything at Holts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18

Mutt PoIlster and Jeff Lorimer will be there Saturday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18

The boat house on Snakr river which was washed away hy the storm IS now being rebuilt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
NEWS NOTES

John Hegness started out with the regular mail this morning
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18

Board of Trade Restaurant is now reopened for business.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
SEND YOUR LAUNDRY

To the Peoples Laundry where you Will receive good wsrk executed by nene but white employees. whs receive the standard wares.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-25
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neb fIere N~pbpgeere er tiIisiet bette
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Der enonu Here 2uiino acres tilba-
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fun ben befienbte SierfrGiarm oe
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bernie gp. ganen pi( pii.nof ira
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-25
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leret 90 be bor i Sperfloo al Eense.
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fan erboloes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-25

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SOuimebe faer YaalGg. Seiteifo-
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forbsiet efter at babe itreifet en- Gag.
Saglennen forbeiebes fra S. til Sc,
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npe @per ipringer op / Wontana fan
maj ioa nogen Soc peo at siennem-
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gor nlene langs @reot Iortbern go,
men inben Staten oprettet 26 npe
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lfal benne Smoroning begpnoe paa
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