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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16

was likewise tried each time for con-
spiracy. II is on this Interpretation
of the indictments that the defense
bases It's contention that Claude was
twice tried for the same crime. Should
the United States Supreme Court take
the same view or the case, n new trial
will he ordered for the younger man.
Old man Eloyds chances are not so
good, however.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion of the food did tho
damage-do you? Well don't bother,
If your stomach is In n revolt; If sour,
gassy and upset, and what YOU just ate
has fermented into stubborn Jumps;
your head dizzy and aches; belch gases
and acids and eructate undigested
food; breath foul. tongue coated-just
take little Diapepsin and in five
minutes YOU will wonder what became
of the indigestion and distress.
Millions OF men and women to-day
know that 1t is needless to have q bad
stomach. A little Diapepsin occasion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
Shamrock for Wilson

Washington. March I5.-St Patrick $
Day may find President Wilson wear
ing in his hat, in approved Irish style,
a spriG OF shamrock from the old sod,
FROM ireland TO day there reached the
White House for the President box
OF real Irish shamrock. the gift of John
Redmond, a prominent Irish member
OF the British House of Commons The
Presidents secretary. Joseph Patrick
Tumulty, with a smile, said he felt that
he alone was qualified TO receive them
Undoubtedly the President will share
the little green leaves with his secrc-
tary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16

ambulance responded to an emergency
call Dr.. o. c. Page said Wyncoop
was not badly hurt
slater. who was hit by tho trolley.
sustained a spraincd shoulder. slight
cuts about the face. and was bruised,
He was taken 10 Grace Hospital by
Dr. Page.
Both accidents. occurring at a time
when the streets were filled with many
persons. attracted large crowds and
created a good deal of excitement for
q few minutes.
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ynjnc Again In Trouble.

g. J Mn}aG who has figured several times
bourne. neiBhhorH who live In Seventeenth
street. wore arrcHted last night
warrants alleging disordcrly conduct and
nAsnuIt. Iajao Is naid to have choked Mil
bourne ~ tho result OF quarrel, and the
latter is alleged TO have cursed and abused
and uasRultcd ZuJac. Both furnished bail. :
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TAKE ALLEN CASE
TO FEDERAL COURT
OContinued from First Pcrnl

said that technical objections might
be raised some where. and in the end
II may prove disastrous to Claude
Aliens chances.
Grounds for Appeal.
All that is needed to make the APP
peal is n copy of TIE record. ccrti-
flcate from Clerk II. Stewart Jones
and petition setting forth the
grounds OF exception and complaint
These documents Will be placed in the
hands of the clerk Of the United
States Supreme Court by Mr. OKLA
herty as soon as he obtains another
copy of the missing record and draws
up the petition. Tho state Supreme
Court win then be asked TO stay the
execution.
The grounds for asking Federal in
reference will be based by Mr.
O'Flaherty on the wording OF the in
dictments. the Allen attorney claiming
that these documents contain the
proofs of Claude's life having been
twice put in jeopardy for the same
offense. The indictments. said Mr.
O'Flaherty. find q true bill against
each of the condemned men. first, for
the murder OF Judge Massie in pur-
suance of the terms of conspiracy;
second, for tho murder of Common
wealth's Attorney Foster in pursuance
Of the terms of onspiracy; third
for the murder OF Sheriff Webb In
pursuance of the terms OF "A conspi-
racy; fourth, for the murder OF Juror
Fowler. in pursuance Of tho terms of
n conspiracy.
| The attorney claims that since each
count of the indictments contains the
charge of conspiracy. Claude Allen,
tried for tho death OF Judge Masse
and Comm wealth's Attorney Foster,
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KILLS IN REVENGE:
"omnn Stays BARRIER She Accused "a,
brcnking Her Heart

Nashville. Tenn. March 15.-"You
hH@ar TuinrI my home and broken my
mc|rI declared Mrs. w s Dodsop
Mlie, Of Il prominent Gallatiu Tn,n
bbpecia iist as she drew n revolver from
~. mum mere to-day and shot Charles
tu,io. /" barber. three Times All th-co
outlets took effect. and Cohh ~ w.,
"lihin z few minutes "'ou
l., us bodson was arrested and lock ed
80 the ponce station. Cobb formnri,,
"Hs cmployed AT Gallatin. Mrs Dod.
o,,d spont thirty five wears OF age.
~ haF hoen married for sixteen
ape Nooo was twenty six years of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16

You're bilious! You have n throb-
bling sensation in your head, bad
taste in your mouth. your eyes hurt.
your skin is yellow. with dark rings
under your eyes your lips are parched.
No wonder S-oi feel ugly. mean and
!ltempered ~ our system is full OF
bile and constipated waste not prop
erly passed off, and what YOU need is
= cleaning up inside. Don't continue
being n bilious, constipated nuisance
TO yourself and those who love YOU,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16

When a disease is in tho blood. the
medicine to drive ii out is Hoods sar-
saparilla. Just read this. another
'Direct Evidence" letter from lady
In Worcester. Mass, who has abun-
dant reason for gratitude to this mcdi-
cine.
worcester Mass. June :. 1912.
81 believe il it had not been for
Hoods Sarsaparilla I should have lost
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16

The significance of this for YOU is.
If YOU need a good blood medicine or
tonic you will find it in Hoods Sarsa
parilla. n Bio sure to get Hoods.
Advertisement.
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snsnlcio,ls Chnrnclcr.

". b Mostly was arrested yesterday b,
Detective Sergeant Wren and Patrolmai
.Iacobini and held at the First Police STA
tion n suspicious character suspected o.
having committed larceny.
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AfrnId to surrender

Especial Gable TO The Times Dispat ch
Mexico City, March 15.-Evldence
that the Zapatistas are not all willing
TO surrender was shown Yesterday in
tne State OF Morelos. when n band of
$40 followers OF Zapata. under Chief
Gustavo Fuentes, while on their way
10 Cuayutla to submit, were attacked
ny another band of Zapatistas number
ing 500 Fuentes's men were defeated
alter short fight Several were seri-
onsiy wounded and eighty taken pris-
oners while the remainder escaped
with their chief Many of the Zapata
followers are jailbirds. who have been
liberated from prisons In one way or
another in the past TWO years. and they
are afraid that they will be thrown
INTO prison again. even If they sur
render under the general amnesty
agreement. for this covers only polit-
zeal crimes II is felt that these men,
who number many hundreds Of the
most daring and fearless men under
Zapata. Will have TO be hunted down
and exterminated. process which may
take months, as tho country Is very
wild and mountainous. At present the
government is unable to spare enough
troops from the Sonora campaign to
set after the Zapatistas
HnrUItut-
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HnggIinE with Znpatn.

In the meantime the administration
ls hagglins with Zapata over terms of
submission, one OF which Is his de-
mand that Governor Leyva. of Morelos,
be removed and some man friendly to
him given tho office. Huerta declines
TO make this move. saying that he can
not interfere with the state admins
tration of Morelos. The worst clement
under Hapata Is deserving his ranks
and enlsting under Dc La 0, who can
be depended upon to fight until the
last
The Sonora revolution Is daily be-
coming more serious, and is putting
the government to the utmost of it's re-
sources to prepare the campaign there.
Military experts are laughing at the
announced plan of the government to
throw 10000 men into the State of So
nora In the very near future. These
experts say that II cannot be done
within ut least a month, and even then
large portion Of the Federal troops
VIII consist OF former rebels. who can
NOT be depended upon to remain loyal
TO the government under all condi-
tons
No one doubts the earnestness of
iiuerta promises to obtain and main
tam peace throughout the country. but
/ II Is matter OF much doubt whether
ne mas inc ability TO carry out his in
/ All intervention talk has ceased here
since the stand taken by President
! wilson was made known Ii is not be
iieved now that such measure would
/ be taken unless conditions become
worse than they were under the ia II
administration
FciiX Diaz is still resting at his
hacienda near the city, ana viii return
next week TO open an active campaign
J Ioi the presidency at the next clec
non III July Provisional President
huerta has not announced his inten.
pons' but all believe that he will he
chnhidate. which may cause serious
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enortx $50 stolen.

Reports $50 stolen.
Mrs. e. \. Morrman. OF sol China Street.
yesterday reported To tho police that her
home was entered through a rear door and
SS5 in currency stolen.
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Mrs. Alice Stockwell,
Worcester. Mass.

my left hard entirely. Therefore is it
any wonder that l am willing to speak
e word in praise OF this good medi
cine? ! firmly believe ii to be the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
WILSON SEEKING
MAN TO FILL POST
IN GREAT BRITAIN

OF Missouri In whose behalf Speaker
Clark visited the White House this
week.
The collcctorship of the port of New
York will not he settled until some
time next week George Foster Pea
body has not maze up his mind
whether he wants II. He was Wis
itor at the White House again to-day.
The first visitor the President saw
this morning was Dudley Field Ma
lone. He was the first man mentioned
In connection with the collectorship,
but IT is said his name is no longer
being considered.
May Not Accept Place.
1t was rumored that Mr.. Malone may
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Volumes Of Direct Evidence"
Proving beyond doubt that Sarsaparila
good, crowd our letter files to the bursting point
S immense
HEST MEDICINE FOR THE BLOOD
AND ALL HUMORS.

pursuing point.
best MEDICINE For THE BLOOD
AND ALL HUAIORS.
had bad case of erysipclas on my
hands. and on the left hand, on the
inside. Mt the same time. ! had n very
painful fclon. used poultices and
liniments for three months. and car
ricd the disabled hand in a sling all
that time. The cause was undoubtedly
the bad condition of my blood.
"a friend advised me TO try Hoods
Sarsaparilla, so / bought six bottles
and a box of Hoods Olive Ointment.
The treatment was an
Unqualified Success.
Improvement was noticeable very soon.
and when the fifth bottle was gone my
hands were all healed up and my
health was better in every way.
There Is question about it.
Hoods Sarsaparilla reached the inn
purtes i'm the blood and effected q
complete cure. Why, al one time peo-
pie came from all around TO see my
hand. and many of them told me 1
Would HIVE TO HIVE 1t Amputatcd.
Imagine my nervous. distressed con-
dition. Many time when my friend
dressed my hand 1 would faint before
the long. tedious Job was finished
81 am thankful that dreadful ex-
perience is all over" Mrs. Alice stock
WELL 1i3 Plantation Street.
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said that technical objections might
be raised some where, and in the end
II may prove disastrous to Claude
AlIen'z cboncac
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-13

JudeinE from l iisLl2HT il IG"ks ynLner queer for IlslAsaLG Wicker ehRn to roast q Ultn wIHIAn 7:ursI IIe rsa, Iil,arnnr ''in hig oIn he.use'
 Hr. tuEcrsuIl probably HItuchhd nIArtv severely Lhc bill @hFh prt'''iI ed a IaEIsIrtur': rnr Ahyh'I Lmt AIr 1nE+TsoLI wuR perT%niIy w:ts1ir hts rights an doinE SD.
 I.et ua carefully rxanI1n. such aa occurrence and We 9haIl aee what l. nisht lead Ar Lo.
 TnEcr4IlI LIS II 1ntdnbvr "t 'In: IcHls- lHsur& sxpIrsseIr nn opnlnn but thr lMll. Iaelegate WiHEershuui uu thr lu,i!AtLun uf Ihr legislature e''%S right ia and attacks InG|HE,n In his tA''' IuIersoli is Irrt with in,' 'l.".te nT threc 4aurksE of RrIjun tlc Inms: gel tfrr Ieeiel.turs I'i refuse !" :t.iten |" Mr MEkeFshaIn. J'aI:imG Ihlz ur must stand ,Iils hy anh listen f" II: attack frur n nan who ls 'l str&nEHr III Iluc hnuze. Thr tmly 0th,G nitHrnL- tive rEt IIGersniI E ID unil lhc hous' to which tn- peurLr nIp';l.sI hii'-
 The lclugT4,m dla npl e'y ~hrtlur or mol I,4gersnn Icii LlE- u'usc wh'U I!riII@r cid. If Iie did nut his E'iinn would IIik rather queer
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mnn vh-t hAs eithua hccn Hoticru bi .,n 4.rlserscrns m is tryinE f" ua- iFsS L.ugnpch Elm To 4WpnentTate dII Ms attutlfidn courtesy an1 4nnssderat1"i' ,,, lie rlsi,urut. Isfs!I lrl.rIa hlm ni'he ru humble flI1Aa. %hsl hi,Is supper i'I sI,r,d of JhMer ih thc rT'Fiints
 YT., refer tn knuLs na -'llr' rx'a"' uiynly. out of rms.dCraSirn id wulnen- kind. tt Is easy tn tSu A sr'"L hccaus'l 't +,ur rirsirA tu lIit him r:1 lsiE Hsiilll fuuy mLrf<IiCd t:t!s.. Fs snon as F"r talk %lih hIh 1T? n4t1ra hA Ia Hf) u.urI1 ilfr s'slnn1nn foles tbAt If hH nvcr gut nixod vp win ih.m Il" nnc yI,uld IIi Jim nEnlI. SU iL ls nccts' sIry Epr hirn to IisliIr nlsheu hiulEr3f whE.:i llt. lsan;llIF i1s&a a, Eirl; "f rt"'u lrunn~I-a. MnAtlnr q sr,s i~ tik.. Ulcet- ing dcll cndflst' ill 1'E- TAh'nH mi1h h.rYl s s1ke holding onnvrgsa- ' tjr,b with iI rr%rn Arn ilatent IrNEs HlIlrt EHsonu.
 Thr snnb JndrcS n"H hy th7tf eluhs u,uI thc ClIC nT Iheir r'fIl lallE. !I'HI Ilyes wIth sst= :ls"i f'!Eo4ly eV fEe ,nu ot .hs .n4irly cnIunar. S'tncCiIn"* he hns A. bIrin. hut hn aITaSs lsl@ It undrr excellent gIthJection. He "l- w1rz hos maDI+rs. but nTTcr cn'nlEh ,o ro nrouuh. IT, %',c!l T:lIEItF i.F- r..ot a ciElT from .nl[ll Ull lr'I%'r. Than m mflce "f arsn" trust f00m the rnshurnRqcAt puIli.: aud 'lir "" niS- siuns in lilo ara ID hr'zr1. tntc s5e'etT inJ then. tY pur his lEii:Ii i3 lhe d'"T N,d keep others rom b'raklng iT' Hr- irr hina,
 Ihlrr ie n4' Inrn acaSslI 'll' me .,uuI, LmI tlnu1 is ai~nYs LI slfeE ,Iuur i.u hIs tinI.liII tLr3uSI1 "ni"h Tr t,,ay ru,orsr in haste. Inns E'!-'nT linn tn ,tIL'aF hlnIeIIT :il'Hn' -'F'oor-%' Fi,h.
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.

HemrisA Bros "Apoiis" Beer On arsuaht. AIse "SaseGt'' by the 3ottIs {" ease
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-13

l rILS CrmtnI Is A pulait I"rdg nnI is supposed tD 1EIusl4ct :ts business I'' public. Whuu .I matter cUIugs m rnr lrSaIlueuI il Is BuppusUd lIElL LhA nl!u- ur<s Of the HKei'g will only show ILat uaantly what LTAnspTcd H4Il Hh urtin4aI of the eHUnel is suppDseL To . transact ths ,jtSS buAintzs 1nls Ae- c0ElIne to the dlIectUus gi' GIL Ju hiH. in poblic. For .pstnneT: IT rea0lu- .ipn Is tcted on which cUn.rys Uhly haIT the intention Nhkh Lhe Fsa1lu- ton ls proposed 10 rlunI Lh4c busiItgsJ as only partially tr(nsnrind, aT": wlKr th.s rcsolullon IV';a r,t inElInrt fully uI public Hs io thr caursp iu 5h t.akrn by an ofic1al in tuc matter. lnt ofTiciaI c.tn hardly act yrg,IlgHy whrD inst struelc' Iniva1~lY as 'D the h'adc' purtI,n nr the TneHnln. Ur Inn T'-snN- ton.
 If thr rJc,s were cthurwlsc Lbe public ouId hr exposed tu 3onIe very arnrc dangers, anal thi. F51 :t. FHid without auudinG 10 the Nome "Umu- ril cr uur HlIer council :u paTtiGnl7r IL is i nGtts%r of EGn'rpt plnciIAc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-13

trthzr totally In tho control Of thf rpderaI xuterhnAnt or h+ve lFsadt been placed under 'tA Jurisdiction "' w,suscn bs gIvl1lE ihHrn The ento 's achuul affHtrE.
 It is pFnhAely s<IIe Ei' FRY thNt "ISn outnumAsr The Wumcn U tnn lCIt!turg -.Y at least Aiz tp ons, This nHia''E ,nat Ihe IluuSsr of the latter resLdins sn Alaska i& uhly q few lluushEl ul- Icsethrr. ALEo IL mrly he sulI fllAl i' vOmun would vIlc The ~Ay ner hus- lslnd vpIrs. nuy yhowl ,tnt lnu%L ht Nl- askAx tVtr1lrn Yrs. 1Marrl'u-
 Really l1lu sIliestinn is hnTdly "oIln tnJsjnE uu. If thr wuUlnn r0ta It Is certain thel. rptes will i'r uuAl ri6nl according in thvir iights Sr tlc I'Ehts of thrir huHhlndH and mol tht Es1E"l est Inln- could Ile sHld agal usl It, Hnr .. rhs womcu do not sta'ra Ld 'nri ,hc ,rtsrt of occupying the laE1s'A- ,ure's lime with lnr nnatlcr 1ust r"'% fig nnf apparent.
 .I'he NcIne wurlsn will InuGlIE sueak Tnr tilemse1"rH. lulTTrGr. nHd--' pIHre aux dsneS.
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NOME, ALASKA, MARCH 13. 1s1&

Do the ~.men of Nome really w4.Hl ihr IOEA7 Have che women 9f all ALaRI1a been hrUGdinE ih silence all ths time V.cr tb$ir compulsory HhsIcn- tL,n rFnm the voting bOulh!'
 These Hre uuCsliMls ~hirL me ef Nonl,Ya hrI.arnrs wLEnss rh navc HIL- S&errd before supporting ,IK. hill that iL unw before Inc I-gislatLrF.
 Il wUull really be hard to alS "hy srch a Dill was in:rouucsr. 1'nH Er men of shr tcrriior: have never tuth0led their hrans AL3nur looking fer a vote and inc rsY gye'I hGiJhrLrS' nf them probablY nV nut nnTc tn the lEaEL %hIlher I:ry Fnte nr not.
 Tn InLs f%rrIrcry the ErcCt uuesti6na tn he sn!'-sd oy ths peoylr ol Inc lrr' rifurY rh!lts 10 physical ueYelopraenL New mining laws. UIE.uE<s in II'A ctlminp1 and civil code and roads ind talIfG.l!s are ihr chice subjects wt1n which tnr ln9ieIaturr shuuh rnncerll itseIf and wumCu would n+ no doubt. auilr wlLitns in tet nIrn handle uhote a1aIrs fnt ih@nzslrcs Hs ney ore eptErely ~ithin thu masculine prnvinCn.
 Women hY voting wuuh rettn1hIy .lu no IELrnI aud iu snali%rE connected with moral wHrfsre and educational advancement thelr aid would be jh. valuable but all such matters rerain
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-13

CntarAd As xsEL nd -I:lHas matter. Feb +, IsAE, Rf ttsr Fnztothce Rt HUUse AL.=kn under Ik% Act Hi Congress oS k1AIsIA !. Is7S
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-13

4 xngg js n DEFECT wlm believes hs' Is htILrr rhau other pepl1C. Ina ts irn!I Ehe wTid will nof &usBcGT Il ,lrlcs. h" kGrpx advertising lh' T.r'r.
 An drisiocrat ka9wY hC Ia lNr 1T tban other pcupiG uTI l,resllmCH Ihrg hare good tasTr fHarTh r3 knnp r. tGrn. This rrntles hini tU rake :hc world ta1,pirr b} ni"eIi1.s wirh |: wifhAl:t fnar ut se'lIng hts siIIIGH'%- .sn artstnrraL Is s'I n" ni3r. r'"L utr, as m ariyIcrrHt LfGn Fron:h r.'P- tlc- hut he ls mt ais: &grrhhlc l,l1il E cflr,, al, ornamcnt, I'7I- !:riRlUrlat :A the 1tetty of ihe Gnnh. < snuf' is 4
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NUGGET MIhINn AND DREDGjN1
 MAGAZINE

trERHed Annually In 0UtUher.I Price pcT o1py..-- -......,.....- aS Price per cnpy mailed ..........,.6E
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The saio Dt ticLsts TOT ths kArr1 SSlI ernnsnGe tCrherro% lWecHe5 doyL st t2 u'elnck noon- All eentes- tsnt5 for the prize tu bs given te tha youuu woman selling tho greatest number oF iilkttE may chtasn the tickets at the law offics ct HuGh o'NciIi aftsr tNel~s ooissE Wsanss- raS.
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SUBSCRIPTION RArEa.

Name Weekly EuSxet. | month ..5Se NTme Weekly NaEEet. year -.56!Ia
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 THE
 Home Daily RHgget AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Prblishec datly Axsent Sunday by
 NOME PUBLISHING co. DIVINE < MAYNARD Sole Owners and Publishers
 j. ]. kiaoRATH. Editor
 GuHscHfPTlok RATEa. Nnme Daily Nu&Est monLh ,s&ao Suraa Daily Nugget. nontha i10.9l %nme Daily Eugzst- year ...'sraac Name Weekly Nugget. month ..50c NJme Weekly NaEEet. year -.$6.aa NUGGET MIhIN6 AND DREDGING
 MAGAZINE
 tLkRned AnnunIly In OuLuher.t Price pcT cnpy .-- -....,-,.,...-aS aS Price per onpy mailed .6E Rates stl. advart.aInE space tn l9y Or the aboW. publications will De mHT7| huaurr anp1lrRt10U
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-13

j. l. hiaoRATH. Editor.
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PHiI'iI IAIj'i NO +6
FIRE ALARM elnkALa-

I2 SaanAars 0I Go E. CaHtSns Gsld SIsnass- id JaFta l. sss11r Go s$s~s- tA ASAaquArsSrs 6sIEaM 41. aAes-d%rA' GfiisA- 7A LA~runsu HstsL 1A FiTn DspstsERVrt s1- piaanvA.. a2Issp. 12 xa~kaT'A ci1W sLs%N. d. Pacific Cold esorAas CS- SANdsplt 11. Third Ars arA IARs's Way.
 Engine H1usa Phons hAIa Q2. 5t+4n Hhis+Is4. wAAA-. .rhrsu FrA %ui
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[ o. 0. E. SOCIAL.

I. n fL r., will giV" ! sogii': md Llancu I.ridAr right. HI1rrll 1+, AI Ihrlr loign r3uM ii E,Sir hnlL FIs' irc lucnIners and Tt,lrcc1a ard tItr'r kld, friend ln..IH,r. N.nc P m afla' l.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-13
City Official Paper

Copy for rsuMAF advertisements rru1t hs In EY 10 S'tl0ok gEt sh% dAy ( pubIeatiou
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-13

natqa sr5. advart!aEnE Hpaca in l1Y Or the abnWz publications will be mHT7 known on GpplIcAtion
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-02-12
TO ISSUE 10000 BOOKS
Fish and Game Protective
Association of Northern
Wisconsin to Advertise the
Lake and Resort Region.

This lake and resort region,
comprising the counties of Villas,
Oneida and Iron, which embraces
in its 5000 square miles some
thing like 900 lakes and navi-
gable streams, will be systemeti-
cally advertised as the one best
spot for the vacationist to enjoy
a summers outing in its varied
forms OF amusement and sports
-balmy. air, unrivalled scenery,
fishing for the gamiest Of game
tlsh, hunting partridge, ducks
and deer, automobile, canoe and
launch trips, golf-in fact any
thing the visitor seeks to enjoy
may be had
The first annual meeting of the
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-02-12

Fish and Game Protective Assoc
citation of Northern Wisconsin
was held Friday afternoon and
evening at Minocqua for election
Of officers and planning a syste
matte campaign of advertising
for 1913. The following officers
and committees were elected:
President-Jos. Lucius. Rhine
lander.
Vice Pres. Herbert Warner ot
Sayner.
Treasured Meloy Of Sayner
Sec'v-Joe Odgers of Mercer.
Executive committee - r. {
Wasserberger, Minocqua; Edw
Gabe, Sayner; Henry Hanson
Minocqua.
Legislative-H. T. Alnes, Min
ocqua; James Nevin, Madison
James Oberholtzer, Eagle River
Press-Jos. Luclus, Rhinelan
der; Fred Meloy, Sayner; Joe
Odgers, Mercer.
The most important feature o
this meeting was the closing OF a
contract for the issuance o
10000 eighty page illustrated
booklets. These booklets, con
tanning a resume Of the lake
regions possibilities as a place
for an outing, will also devote
about seventv-hve pages to tht
exploiting of the numerous sum
ner resorts and hotels in this
section. Each page will contain
an illustration, showing tht
beauties of this lake district.
Last year the association hac
distributed through various
channels through the south, east
and west 10000 of these illus
traced booklets and reaped {
great benefit.
Members were present at Fri
DAVIS meeting from Sayner, Stal
Lake, Mercer, Rhinelander. Mad
ison, Eagle River and Minocqua.
The next annual meeting vii
be held at Eagle River.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-02-12

south side of the Wisconsin river
on the old Todd place about six
miles west of town.
Results of the Investigations at
Dam lake have not been made
public and the movements of the
drilling outfit are the source of
mueh conjecture to the inhabi-
tants of Villas County
Judging from the movements Of
the companies who have outfits
in the field prospecting over the
newly found iron ore range there
seems to be much promise of a
future development for this coun,
tx in an entirely new industry.