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The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09
ATTENTION. MOOSE

Loyal Order Of Moose will NEE, n,
Odd Fellows hall tonight at eight
D'eiork. Work IN the second DEGREE
All nembssa urged 10 he pesssnt.-
II. A. BALDWIN. Dictator: L. ~. vii.
lIsms. ssc'y. p. -t
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09

(, Rrintins u every description neat
X sad quickly sxscutyd q the
'Chronicle.Nsss job Rooms. .asmtka
and quotations. on tsquest. use the
tslsphenp. TrinlAsd 410. Il
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09
Auction Bride Cub.

. The North Side Auction bridge
Club was delightfully."- entertained
this afternoon At the home Of Mrs.
J. r. Sherman on Nevada 'avsuue.
There were many out Of town quests
present. After the card games deli
cious refreshments were served by
the hosteas assisted by Mrs. ". o.
shermAa and Mira Rodgsr Sherman.
TAoss present from out OF the city
we're the Mesdames Smith Of Ciatts-
burg. Mo-: Hartman. Kansas City.
No.: Carr. 81. Louis. No.: Tonnewell
washlnston. ILL.,: and Mlihank. OF
Chillieothe. No. .s.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09
RAwlsi1h's laxative
Medicines

TONIC LAXATIVE In liquid form.
LAXATIVE WAFERs In large tablet
form.
LAXATIVE TABl.Ers--the new pink
candy cathartic.
CATHARTiC q LIVER PILLS whicl,
Z oct specifically upon the liver.
LAXATIVE TEA compositsss. OF
Asebs. ETC.. 90 be taken In the form
of . tea.
Try these modern. scientific Lax
atve medicines this trip. All posi-.
lively guaranteed to sive satisfaction
or no sale.
You Get : or times ms much :oI
your money as others sell. and there
10 nothing better made.
Jas. A. WILSON
500 East Main. Trinidad. Colo
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09
cAusIs OF STOMACH flou1IIs.

Ycsisntary habits. lack of. soat door
exercise. Insufficient maetication q
food. constipation. a torpid liver.
forry and anxiety. oversatins. par
taking Of food and drink mot suited
to your age and occupation. Correct
your habits and take ChAmbeflatn's
Tablets sud you will soon be Well
sGain. For sale by al dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09
Hiss Akernaa 70 We'd.

Mr.. aud Nrs- L. A. Ackerman OF
Seattle. Wsshington. have announc-
ID the enlargement OF their daughter
Asea Rose 10 Samuel Lowea Of Pert.
iead. Ore. The wedding will take
place II the fall. .aU
The bride to he u we'll known II
this city. For long tine she
taught In the local schools. 8he loft
Triaidad with her parsats two ysers
ago. Her brother Harry = employed
il the postoflies hert - clerk Of the
eeaeral delivery department.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09
sr111 CHECKING scnrpu1ns

Warrington. July s.-shenate H.
nance subcommittee continued to.
day chsckinG up the schedules Of the
tariff bill. II possible. the bill viii.
he reported to the senate late Thurs
day. ~, -.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09
fe Eate9osta Il Ds1ss,

70 xnteSoain at 0a1ss.
Tweaty. csuplss~wiil be satsstsined
tonight By the MIsasa Ethel and
Adele HamersiouGh o, the r. Ham
eTsloush honse on Second street. The
evening will be spent dsncias.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09
Haum vesein.

The German Frsuen verein will
meet tomorrow afternoon NJ two o..
clock - the home Of Mrs.. Jacob
apahr ~ her hons In CokeAais. All
ms0bsss ana friends are invited to
aseoad. rr
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09
Enat3nal u.iaR,

!, ytatss1al U1ieu.
The Fratsrasl .Caien No. - viii
meet this eveaiAs II regular session
u Castle hall u S:Se.--Nss. Merrill.
hscesaaYy. - - --.s...4s.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09
NArulAiiY

II once proposed TO Boston Barl
In a, conservatory" .s,.t
with what resuit?"
"A lot Of expensive plants were
ninpAd by frost,'s - ts. : =
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09

7, Ole cA,l Cash.
I, The csso .cssA Club WI ssst on
fAs'sS,y aiiessaea. = ths hses a
hass Mary AssG sss' sssas stssss.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09
Christian Church Ladies.

The c. w. =. ~. oe the Christian
Church will meet to0orrow after.
noon NJ ::3O ~ the home OF Mr.. ".
4 kins. soc 6outh Chasssut street.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09

Eassgeneat AnnsuAoed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor Of Kan.
tas City announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Befnice. to John
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09
HRtesesia NJ Carj|s.

The Masdsass Will Aad l.. v.
Scaiihs dslishifuily eatertAiued
yestsrdAy afternoon Al the sovaers q
hoas Oh nass ssveaih street si cssds.
Delicious rsfreshnsais we're served
By the hoassssss. foilowiaG tho
gameA 4t
Those who enjoyed the afternoon
mt the scaiths home are The Mes.
danes ". q. Perry. c. W. Sites. J. J.
Qriefsa. ". "A. Sites OF Cleveland
Ohio: l. bsushs Of Colorado spriass:
l.. v. 0riswold. W. 7. Hendriek. l..
v. Green. L.. Z. HaFsert aad the
Missss virsie lee Herbert aaa litie
Ferry. 80 t asa
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Michigan City. lad. July -
esetwith Hsvsns and ]. p. r. vsr.
bAsk started the second leg Of ne
lcasese00ssroat siyiae boat cruiss n,
lI3:ss .. y. soaay ssuins away Tor
(MseasawA Bay. Aichiean. under ia
sosahls cesdisioas. Thsy vsss 70 b.
followed A. !: .. -. h4 Roy Francis
Who lssded ssfely At II p N. after
afsss night fsoa chiesso. u
Aiehisas City. lad. July "a
eracked rudden delayse ,he fepst.
hrs from .hsra Today I. Of ksckvIth
Havess ssdrJ. P,UR, sverpiaaek. o.
P1stkiii. y. r.. whe Nere the oaiy
Avisters 10 eovsr the first leg OF The
800 mile hydroplsne cruiss which
ssarted from cbicaso yesterday. DIS
covery Of The injuries to the craft
rss Hsde today when they were
tuning up for the second leg OF sle
race to Ascswta Bay. Michigan. The
flying boat was not drawn fss
enough on shore and the waves last
nigh, damaged the water ste~rins
tear
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09

k01961ls 0isS 1asqust.
. Last AAh st, ~ ,cQlV6hiss Cafe
the 9sub< y the Rasssslis Club
were ssssssaissd st diaasr. After
~. .. s,Iss .ss s..... ..ssy,s A., a.,
Thoss psasest were The Aassa Ruth
Clark. csselyn and Dot Sanders. nh
81 Mitchell. Asrjerie Nsstheutt. Nen
Abrame. Jeanette Hin. Marie foehaa
corinns Hercules. R9s Archer aud
Mis Tonasr of Dubuaus. Iowa. The
hosts. SAN Morse. Waldo conkie. G.
+. Hathaway. Il. II. GuIhen. Dan
Kelly. .Aiiea Devotion. Roy Mitchell.
Gilmore Davis, Clyde Harper. L. ..
scsnns'l. and Mr.. aaA' Nrs. Dan Tay.
Ior. t-t. .,t.r-I-.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09
SacIaI Artalfa
LOCAL. ! tlMS ffo Ms
AND SOCIETY NEws.

0ellsssis. is;fi i6FsSeriy ii RI, this 4 ;r7lty 81,
how residias In aao Paulo. Brazil.
sos,h AAsfica. He h the yoaasss'
800 Of ~. and Mrs. Aurdo Nessa.
ais. foensfiy rssidcnts Of this eisy. /.
The vsdltss will take place In the
early fasi. Mrs. AeKsssls and
dsusAter label will b. Joined soon
by Mr.. Mechanic and John. M!ss
label .aa1 hpr mother are now visit.
las fstSa1o aaA relatives In Wiscon.
sis aad other places In the East.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09

cAre.,ele- -News SOC /. .osss.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-23
IDAHO APPLE CROP SHORT
Canyon County VIII Harvest 60 Per
Cent Of Last Years Yield.

Nampa.-The apple crop OF Canyon
county. one OF the largest producers
OF the Northwest, this season will be
about 60 per cent OF last years crop.
according TO local representatives OF
the Pacific Fruit Express, who will
handle all the shipments. The quality.
on an average. Is considered much
better than last year and growers ex.
pect better prices.
The harvest Is now In full swing
and the various district fruit growers
associations OF the county are busy
with the packing and shipping cam
paign. The local association has com
menced packing In earnest and all
available help is being employed. To
date only Jonathan, Wine Sap and
Rome Beauty varieties are being
packed. They are assorted into fancy
and extra fancy grades.
On account OF the apparent short
age In the apple crop OF the North
west this season the North Pacific
Fruit Distributors. OF which the local
association Is a unit. will adopt a 'spe-
cial" grade. including all the product
not eligible to the other two grades.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-23
Not Guilty, Plea Of Constan.

Wallace.-John w. Constant, former
deputy sheriff, against whom eight
separate informations were filed in
the district court charging the mis-.
appropriation OF county funds In as
many instances. entered plea OF not
guilty TO the charges. No date was
set for the trial because Prosecuting
Attorney Fox intimated that he would
probably make application for n
change OF the place OF trials. In case
a change OF venue is taken II will
probably be TO Kootcnai county.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-23
LINED FACES.
They Are often Due to Thouohtlsss
Childish Grin,aces.

The wrinkles ON many middle aged
faces could I've traced to establish griin'
aces. Every one hears much OF smil'
ing eyes. Probably they owe much Of
their popularity to the fact that they
do not produce wrinkles. The smile
which creases the face Into dozens of
flne lines does produce wrinkles. Grim
aces are In the same class with this
face lining smile They should be dis
couraged.
Many children. too. perform little
tricks with various parts OF the body
which result In awkward or ungrace-
ful habits which are later hard TO over
come For instance. the double jointed
child who can bend his thumbs aud
fingers In all directions often does So
to the admiring wonder Of his play
mates, until his knuckles are enlarged
and misshapen.
The small boy that can swing from
his arms Is sometimes cheered. even
by his elders. into dlslocating n shoul
der. The little girl whose parents
smile ut her when she walks pigeon
toed sometimes does so until she has
formed habit Of walking with her
toes turned In.
Far be It from any one to discourage
childish play. Gymnastics and all sorts
OF bodily exercise. II properly directed.
lead TO agility and strength. But chill
drcn should be discouraged from In
iulging In grimaces and tricks
which will In time distort their feat
ures and bodies.
Wrinkles Just beginning to form ar,
comparatively easily conquered. an
this good reason should send every wo
man or TO her cream Jar as soon NJ
they begin to appear. For one reason
or another they are ignored: powder
and liquids leaving deposit on tla
skin will conceal them for n time, bu,
they are there. nevertheless. and some
day they cannot be hidden. no matter
how you cream and powder. and then,
tearfully. n woman takes her wrinkles
seriously and admits her years Of will.
ful neglect
A very simple cream for pumping
Il, skin contains lanolin. two ounces;
cocoa butter. two ounces; sweet almond
oil. two ounces. To this may be added
a few drops OF any favorite perfume.
An excellent emollient cream for flesh
making used on the arms as well M
the neck II prepared In the following
manner; Fresh lard. one gram; nlcr.
hol 80 per cent?, twenty grams, 90
sence OF rosemary. eleven drops; o.
sencc OF bergamot. eleven drops.
Rub the hands and wrists with a lib.
ernl amount OF olive oil TO which has
been added a few drops Of bcnzoln.
This not only acts as food. but as n
whltener a. well. A pair OF loose
gloves from which the finger tips have
been cut worn ut night will mid.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-23
Dynamite Tears Hand OF.

coeur d'Alene.-Word reached this
city OF a serious accident TO James
Rowdy. near Avery, which will main
him for life. While carrying box
OF dynamite a short distance he ac'
cidentally dropped the box to the
ground. The jar caused the caps to
explode. tearing the left hand OF Row
dy off and seriously injuring him
about the body. lie was also Injured
about the eyes. which may result in
loss OF eyesight.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-23
news OF GENERAL.
INTEREST IN IDAHO
important Occurrences Of The
Past Week From Cities
In Our State
Receivers Bond 10 Filed.

Nampa.--The bond of f. Smallwood.
appointed deputy state bank commits.
sioner and receiver Of the Bank Of
Nampa, Ltd, which failed September
81, was approved by Judge Il. Bryan.
of the district court. The bond is for
amount OF $4,000 in the United States
Fidelity & Guaranty Compeny, and the
names Of w. d. McReynolds and ]. T.
Pense of Boise appear on the instru-
ment as attorneys in fact. On the
approval of this bond possession of
the banking house and its assets were
at once turned over to Mr.. Small
wood.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-23
Water users Make Charges.

Caldwell.-Charges attacking the In
tegrity OF watermaster John +. Bad.
ley of the Payette Boise Water Users
association were preferred in the form
of resolution presented by W. II.
Kollenborn during a meeting Of the
directors Of the association, held in
Caldwell. The resolution charges that
Bailey. in his official capacity. will.
fully and mallciously charged for wa
ter when there was no water In the
canal. that he overcharged for the
use of water. and that he Disseminated
In the distribution of water"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-23
022s3.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior. u. \.
Land Office at Vale. Oregon. October
litb, 1913.
Notice 10 hereby given that Clarence
q Compton, OF Ontario, Oregon. who
on June 7tb, 1912. made Homestead
Application No 022s3. for lots , aud
4 and ia SWi. Section 10. Township
IFS. Range 40 e.. Willamette Meri
dian. has filed notice Of intention TO
make fnal communication proof. To
establish claim to the land above des.
cribed. before the register aud receiver
u. s. Laud Office at Vale. Oregon.
on the 18th day OF November. 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
l.. l. Crocker. 4. j. Walker.
Snoden Ball, Albert Ball. OF Ontario.
Oregon.
Bruce X. kester. Register.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-23
Vale O22sb
NOTICE FOR PUBLlCATl,

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior. u. s.
Land Office at Vale, Oregon. October
10Th. 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that Loren
l.. Crocker, Of Ontario. Oregon. who
Oh June 7th. 1912. made Homestead
application No. 022s5. for the Wa
SEi Sec. 10, NEi Nwt ana NEi NEi.
Section 80, TowDship II g.. Range
i6 H., Willamette Meridian, has illed
notice of intention to make final
Communication proof. to establish claim
10 the land above described. before
the Register aud keceier. " s. Land
Office. at Vale. Oregon. on the 10Th
day Of November, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses
4. j. Walker. s. l.. Ball Robert
Mckinney. Albert Ball. OF Ontario.
Oregon.
Bruce X. Kester. Register.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-23
". W. HINTON

w. w. HINTON
STOCK INSPECTOR or MALHEuR
COUNTY
DEPUTIES
Rob't O'dell, Ontario.
Ben Brown. Vale.
c. c. Morton. Old's Ferry.
John Mathews, Weiser Bridge.
j. T.. Holly, Riverview
Abe Denny, jordan Valley.
Fred Wilkinson, McDermitt
J. Boydell. Nyssa
W. II McWilliams, Jnntura
VIM Kline, Harper
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-23
Rivalry Not p.slred.

Boiae-CompetitiOn IN the smaller
towns Of Idaho on the part OF electri-
cal power companies is not desirable
and the public utilities commission Of
Idaho viii not permit II where 1t can
be shown there is already sufficient
supply OF electrical energy TO meet all
demands.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-23
Concrete erIdae al Rathdrum.

Rathdrum.-The council is having
a concrete bridge built across the
creek In the west part OF town. II the
experiment is successful. wooden
bridges in other parts of town will
be gradually replaced with concrete.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-23
MANY Divorce cases Slated.

Lewiston.-Judge Steele convened
the fall term OF the district court for
Nez Perez county Monday. October 20.
C. Il. Montieth. deputy clerk OF the
district court. has completed the cal
endar, which comprises 46 cases.
There are five criminal cases and Ia
divorce cases on the calendar.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-23
Seattle.

Wheat. New Capitalization. sec;
club. soc; red Russian. 7sc.
Hay-Timothy. SIT per ton; alfalfa.
si3 per ton.
Eggs-3Gc.
Dutter-Creamery. 33c.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-23
THE MARK kETs.
Portland.

Wheat. New Crop-Club. zoe; blue
stem. soc; red Russian. 7sc.
Hay-Tlmothy. SIC; alfalfa. sis.
Butter-Creamory. sac.
Eggs-Candled. sec.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-23
Troop Train Wreck Kills 20 Soldiers

Meridian. Miss.--Twenty soldiers
were killed and about 100 hurt when
a special troop train on tho Mobile a
Ohio railroad was wrecked. On tho
train were i79 officers and men. all
members OF Company II. coast artIl'
lery, ". 8, A.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-23
Kills Deer Without License.

sandpoint.-A. Osborne, from the
country north OF Bonners Ferry. was
brought 70 town by Deputy Game War
den Jean Montroy. charged with kill
ing a deer without a license.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
LApIER' AID SOCIETY ,,-
 eNTEkTAlNEc LADsEH

YaG:etday afternoon tna L~Adiss Ahl nocAA4y of fhs federated church fn' terSnnet lp honor ot thn iadlsR ~taO esshsted at the bazaar gwen last nonth. AttRndRncs ~as izTEe. nnOpi fifty being present.
 The Eptats assembled N the pAriors cf rhs Pilgrim naTSonaxe. whern. en interesting program was repdRrf6. 4 piano solo by Hrz, Jnfis md a vocal
 .,i,, bY Rdrz. RunyAh, A reading nS Mrs. ColweIl. and a uaper. "Ahaeh' Minded Psopic" hY SFY- Johu PAr- sons, made up inc program. Beth oi the musical DeTen-mets respond0 tu Rn ene0se-
 Mrs. MuEikzn. chnirTn,lh nf the rrogram r0nannittee, and Mrs FiAnNr g&ve each gHcst . new nnme. and af- +er inc pregram bright game tn geokrsphy pcrurled thA time. MtE F. A, Petersnn won 1rst place ir thc gsmA
 The rccOrti0R comtn;llet consisted ot lha oficera oc tne Ala S"'cict1 and MrA c, n. kurAn6 AL we're made "a feel at hurns.
 After tho soctnI hour E delIclonH lunch was served by th1 committee h chArse of tbis department Nh3cl, carsisted uf MtH. Fox, MFs. Lusrprh hcl. Mrs. Jchn 1Htnne,t. and Nrs. Ludwig.
 .rhe fIlnetton continued from . D. m tp o'eloCl Rnd all lcft feeling that q pltAsant afternoon had heEn sEtbYed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
HOIST GRAVEL
 THIS WINTER
FIND MADE ON 0AT STATE
 aRnuR TO aE oFEAATEn-

dump MiI be hoIstea an ths Hay SiEte group this winter, CokgIns and keliy who tound the pay theTs sos1rH months ngu nave decided not tG salt for the summer and are noF siDxlnK annrh4r sIaft. When this shaft haa been sunk to bedrock the wofk Of hoistlns the AImp HilI heEth.
 Mir. CUsgina sAys thAr nothing new n4s developed tH connection wI+h tho xtdIsd hut ,h@t everything lonlss promising.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
AUTO BANDIT
 IS CAPTURED
MAN WHO COMMITTED DARING ROBBERY MAKES coNFEs- ., aION.
Aps&sl kVsSsk e~rsdsA

ApsAisl kVsSst esrSls~
 CHICAGO, Jan. 2l.-Fra1k EIGdi- EDIT. the daring aueonnhilA rubber, hoa been captured and haE already MAda a 1ull confession. He wHs il'c ic ldcT ct tI,oHe who drove up to T jeT1iry stpre a0sn& days aso aud grabbed q lot of dlanordz after break1nK .tn window Al that lime the police cR. tered into a. hHtIIA with fhs bandits and Bomr 90 RhetR were fired hut the rhtGYr$ sSt away into Inc ecdn- try. 4 shArnh euded Iatsf ia .Nn1I- snh's arrest and the pr0of ,Sns so strong against him that nc at nucc confessed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
PLEAaANT SOCIAL TIME
 GIVEN BY EA0kE6 8

Th4 card and dlHca social ELVcF by Inc FTaIerlIRl Order 1t EaKles 'aHt evening WaR A great apcctAst every body enjoyed themselves. Tha Wih- ners ur tha gard gAmeH Tere MrA L. SlacIe. first prize; Mrs. Q D. C"th- ran, eecoud prize; Mrs HEgneas. fhn- sn1atIon, nf tte gentlemen N- L. HeImgrEh irat. Rirhsrc Willis acc und Ray HTuEsE crnsnlutIUn
 Ir wHR aMnoHtl4ch that althr thh an nudI h1ll wilich VII he hAH on she nnniVeraaty nr tnH order FehTh1ry 6. a serIsH of card Eatnas wIl he iniI. gurztcd foF larEs. arf rxpCnsive rrizE7.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
TEDDY GETS
 BUSY AGAIN
PRoMIaEa ASSISTANCE TO THE GARMENT WOAkERB OF
 NEW YORK.
aeAainI aaAanak aArYIsA-

se~uinI aaasnak 9AevisA
 NEW FORK, Jan. 23.-Theodert Roosevelt today riaitd the N0<ner earynent strikers uIsd promised to len' thesn every assiEsHnce in h1s powrr 'f bring about inc nltsrattn tn thes' condItIcus which theT struck 10 E"' CUFF.
 He received A rnyzl reception erou thcusandn of the strIkerG He HdViSc|' them axaInst violence hut cncour2ee eec them tc do eVerYtntnK IeGa1 and win h shalv power ro bettEr their. conni- IihnA-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
HEARD STEAMER LArobru.
 cA+LlAA Fnh .,.

While ths steamship Latnarh. ,, !n difficulties on tho raul,s ., ,'f straits ahc was hsaEd In koms ..,. | for help. Thr steamsnlp H.-.,. Se xtnod hy while Hh4 u'as th dsn-,. when ths L-atcpche fnAlb RD+ utt n rock Fred Weilef 5Y wirrlsh h.-. hSr telling the murlnosz that Ihs ,.. aII right.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
LOBBYISTS NOW
 MUST REGISTER
THEY MUTT ALeo TELL Ih OHIO
 WHO THEIR EMPLoTE6 ARE.

SpssiRI Nugget SsFUtA.
 COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jun. !S'-FhS Kovsrrpr today sighed ih" h4il "hic'' provides that lobbyists in the stale ieElsIAture must In future rreist'r themselves and must make q declarA rlCn ns to who are their employers.
 This bill was fought 1erceIy by inc apbhyInts thaF1seivex md by thE ErsAl ccrporationa which kFrI them 4: Worlc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
hL|MONY WAS.
 $5,OO0,OOO
COAL OPERATOR MUST COME ACROSS TO nIVcRcIka WIFE.
Sps@ial Nugget Ssr>ies.

spssi.i Nugget ssr~ies.
 f'ITT5BuHG. JLn. :I.-WhLs is probably the Ersest Hmount eyer d. lowed ak sLlirn+A,y h. Fl I~tArr ~as stF . eu If, the wife aR JusIah ThoInpsusi here today.
 Tbufnnsan tx wealthy operator 1I coal mGnea. Recently tr0sbIr came between himself und his wife and ~HS followed ny The insuIutiun nt :t suit for dIvnr-cu ssI inc TouRnn's purL Ths hearing uT inc cz&G showed that zhc had sulc grounds for her rnmplsi''t aus the court AIloTp+t her hllmonr ir EnA aun nt $5;o10, &Iu.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
NETY TOUR MILLION FOR THE U. S. ARMY

unpss appropriations fOf fhs p"Poss nt4 4niet Eassassz.
 ,DrxIuk ths debate several rsprs- .op,nr1yee ccnnn,ented unEAvur~bly "n tho recent cutting down of the per- nrIultes of enlisted nl@I and expre.a- .A rhs Uu.niCn that ehch tnSe1aFoaS oonAuc1 tduardM the soldiers "iR Fe' u,lt in n reduttl1m In the HtGnonFaE &VAh t" - of the nrmY+s personnel
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22

[7DnaplnfntH were LpdRed today against ntIs GegDod and '1%ns Rcse. Cn the charge of engaging In | p<.sc fight and warrants weTe lbAGsc f6r t,elF arrest thle aftefnoGtl-
 4 fight Is said tu have beeH r.sGag- cL In last Saturday evening IH the spna ct the Nnrth building. The complaint wnR made by the mnrshHi
 Rubpoenas have already been IAAM
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
'@s4kI .Esuzsss 4srsses

'@nsa1Al Psuzsss 4sFssest
 WASHINGTON. JAt. 1s.-The ax1uy h1rl which gives the spln o1 +s@SsS.- 600 for zrMy DuTpus@ paARho '7S h1uwe tudaS s9ter mpHt stFsn0"s~ GEh1. The adherents Qt the ueAfnfe hAaIaye that much grsatsr sEfuFeH nauzt lS hladA to pIaee tho army an sha highest 2ossIhle atats of efhriencS whiEa the opponents 1sSAare that anf
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
KNuTE NELSON ELECTED
 LANE GOES FROM ORE CON

Thia mearA that two of the seRA- tsrs ~tloHa elections ITv nnnouneHd toany have been cpnhsGtAd "lrh Nome aE KnuGe NRIaon raa bscn Te'e4eclrd from hdinns4otR+
 p4orrn Norrls was elected in Ne hranha, Kenyon was elected in Iowa. and JndKz C4I goes 10 rhn svn&te from Rhode Island
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
FIND DREDGING GROUND.

pste RlumhtrE and N, Hctean ar- rtved yesterday from Dick creek ir tse F0Tt Chrsnee district. They rS- port that dredso is beauE moved oEeT 10 SnnHut creek whers thA HlrarhhergH uork.
 ThAY say also that Manager FInt Sf th$ FdbAdenA coInpany ha4 found about A Enlfe of sa0d tEredEtns ground on Wlnhy cFBes-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
ELECTRIFY TRAINS FROM
 : SPOKANE TO SEATTLE
aOselsa khmsk SASSsA.

1O~eld khprsk s@~~aSA
 SEATTLE. Jan. sa-The first ersal stap taward tnG adoption rc cl1etTt' city it.GleAd uE Eteaui for use as rh4 motive power Of railroads 1E HOW be- lna takuh by the Milwaukee Railroad Company. Preparations have bssn heEcur by tnts csnlnany tD .eleclr1ry tnetr road between Spokane ard Es- RttIA and the change wilt come just aV anon an tl.e necessary power can bs