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The Glenwood post., 1913-10-04
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Aa Silver sPsat fsssaay s.A We'd
HA.y in Aspen visiting her nstAss.
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n. L @. Clark lsft fsesday nasn-
- Asr . tue weeks trip to Asv Yssk.
oAAs Wssass Frank Hayes y nsk-
- . visit this week = RsAsto.s and
0assh.
4 new floor 10 being put i. tAs
Issa.sd bsiiaing recently occupied BY
D.sst Bros.
C. H. King and C. C. Graham left
Wednesday morning for \ hunting trip
Dow and Pollard left Thufsday on .
hunting trip in the hills, going towards
ffappen lake.
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The H. B. Ikslef family notored to
HAgis lasE Saturday to participate in
- celebration.
Frank Mclaughlin, An employe Of the
oAssAoss power plant, il spending Z
vocation in Gleavood.
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Mn. 3. 6ehwendenana and her
dn.gAtsF. Mis- BsstAa, Isft Tuesday for
. visit TO their old homo i, Dseetas,
uinsis.
james Porter Of Rifle was transact
ing business in GlenwOod Wednesday.
He reports everything prosperous in his
osetion.
County Superintendent westerman
spent three days this week in visiting
schools in the Rifle and Grand Valley
sections.
c. C. Nc Kissack moved his grocery
store to the north room of the Hyde
block on Cooper avenue, the room for
0erly occupied by the Goodman Bros.
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W. L. Smith was ailing the first of
tie week from IN old complaint, but
his friends are pleased to know that
- is again able to be about the streets
D1. Hutchison has moved his O6ie@
fssa the old Citizens National bank
hailding to the new Citizens National
hank building and Of course has splen
ID quarters.
4 marriage ieease was issssl fFsa
- county clerk . eRies Th.ssday eve
siag 70 Rieasrd r. Mayor, J,., aal
Mlss Audrey wiIis.a popular yess.
RsPss Of liz.
4n. L. g. Clark is enjoying . visi
fssa her brother, Frank Kinsrt, o
Md Way, British -Csianbi., and hi
AnsShter, Nm. J. W. Olinger, Of Ever
~, Washington.
Il J. Mayes took the moving fever
80, and while everybody else wa
sving he moved hia store to the room
ia the Tborson building occupied thi
SINNER by the Barnes drug stose.
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Mrs. John Mccoy, Misses Margare
4aAoney, Mary McCaughan and Bea
s1iee Mccoy with Bert Mccoy as driv
-, mstored to Eagle last Saturday il
ths Mccoy ear, returning on Sunday.
Judge R. ]. Smith, Carlton Hubbard
aid Edward Hicks Of Las Vegas, Ne
vada, left Tuesday morning on a grous,
hsnting expedition. They started i,
tAs direction of the Deep lake country
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Mrs. X. C. Bender, who has bee'
eonfined to her bed with rheumatism
= now somewhat improved and is abl,
e be about her restaurant and give hel
personal attention to its management
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Beginning October first the Glenwood
0se Springs and Hotel company put
Ito effect their reduced winter rates
f4e . saving can now be secured b
Aoshers by purchasing their eoupos
Aooks. Il
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There is such IN epidemic Of moving
tAis week that it 10 not easy to fin
- business and professional men. Bit
- Pesple will econ adjust thenselvss
- tAe new eo.ditieas aad then an wS1
- ven. II
u ~ want some mighty inteFes$ina
sDaisg It win pey yoa 70 psrpss esl
~ story, "The Sign at six," nsw
SuninR each week in the Post. Il is
- best ever and has net appeared
a1BsWAsss IN tAis section.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-04

Az the Sharp raneh in the Carbon
dale country . party was given last
Monday evening in honor Of Mrs. Nary
6efp Bessley Of. Marble and Miss Jes-
- Martin Of West Side, Iowa. The
Highbors throughout that section were
isAattendance and all report . most en-.
ioyable time.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-04

last Monday Wsde Hampton bought
taek his cid raaeh % wallace creek
ossow Gfand Valley. Last sprng
uAnpton sold this property to thu
1GAyfislds from Fort Collins, taking n
esehange some property in the northern
sssntry and also . mortgage o. the
0asfieA county property. Recently
Hampton Advertised the Pseperty uuaer
- tr~Gt deed, setting forth tie chim
1n9 ~ Aayfields had dsfaulted in
- tssns q tie trust, al last 1ea-
~ Fa1ks Trustee Smith ssA tAs
Dspsty, Hsn9tsa biadi.g Il in II
= - 49, ~ pastiss slaia = havs
- vtss1s1 = ~ - ~ qssnG
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
REGISTRATION
 BEGINS TODAY
EVERY MARRIAGE, DEATH AND BIRTH MUST NOW BE
 RECORDED.

Beginning today every birth. death and marriage in the terrItnry of Alaska must be recorded for the first time in history. This law was passed by the Alaska legislature
 The act is called an act for the re- gistratlan of vital statistics In the ter ritory of Alaska and for other pur- poses.
 People finding dead person must In future report the matter and under takers must also see that the proper certificates of all deaths have been filed hefOre burial.
 The act also provides that when q person disappears in going from one place to another the fact must he told to the authorities and if he had heen accompanied by any one and got sep arnted such companion must notify the commissioner for the precinct.
 The punishment for violating this net Ia q fine of not less than S5 or more than si00. ar Imprisonment of from s to 20 days.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25

LANSING. July 25.-Twenty- Ave hundred troops were dispatched from this city today to form part of the garrison in the Calumet mining region Fifteen thousand men nil told are now out on strike and the situation Is re- gnrded as serious although there is n, reason particularly to believe that the men will commit outrages.
 The leaving of the troops gave the city the appearance which 1t might bs expected to assume in war time and much excitement accompanied their entraining.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
TWENTY NATIVES DIED
 OVER AT ST. MICHAEL

Twenty natives ont 0f a population of l50 died at St. Michael last winter according tn Dr. Emil Krultsh. the government medical doctor. The cause of the denths was meningitis.
 Tine dWtor states that he appeared hefore thc committee an apprnpria- tinns at Washington iaSi winter In Washington and asked for m appro- priatlnn for the building or native hos pitaIs tr Nome nnd elsewhere in the territory hnt nothing has hern dSna up tN the present. iIc wlli go north on tls ,sr',r and will inspect the sta- tions all over.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
CIGARETTE
 KILLS SEVEN
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Nugget Spse'ai Servics.
 TULSA. OklEhorna. July 25.-Thc dropping of n cigarette stub caused the death of seven people here yesterday. The man who was smok- Ing was working at the mouth Of a gas well with others and when the cigarette had been smoked to the end he dropped the stub without looking to see where r would land. In mo ment a violent explosion occurred md seven of the men in the well were instantly killed. Many others were badly wounded and amongst them is said to he the cause of the disaster. He Is uncOuncious at present and his name has not been given and will not be made public until he i, In a Al stat" to give an explanation. Some of m" men in the ncighborhood at the time say they saw him drop the stub. how ever.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
AMBASSADOR WILSON
 FEARS FOR AMERICANS

his friends In the capital today that he has already made advances to the Mcxicuns with Il view to having him. self given the privilege of offering his services in the cause of restoring order.
 The President is supposed to be- lieve that Americans are really res- sponsihie to some extent for the hate "f the MexIrhns as many of the large American companies have treated the Mrxicans with anything hut friendli- ness. He also secs that intervention would lc almost useless to bring about permanent peace as the United States rould not maintain in the country an army sufficient to enforce peace after 1hc conquest. He also has expressed thr belief that the people of thls coun- try as a whole do not seem to take inln consideration the great task in- ed in invading n country of nearly 2n0D1. .00U people. The President. like Secretary of State Bryan. Is opposed to War anyhow. just because war is wrong in itself If It could he avoided.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
CURRENCY BILL
 CAUSES A SPLIT

considered it necessary to summon the purpose uf going over the question with n view io finding some means whereby m agreement mght yet he reached. There is very little chance of agreement Ut present. hnwcyer. and it Is not Ut all improbable that no new currency and hanking bIll will b. pass ed at this session of the legislature. The Insurgents declare that the Glass bili can never have their support for several reasons.
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has been received by this government but it is feared that no interference is possible and that the Turkish hordos will continue on their awful career of vengeance while not hand Is raised to save the gallant Bulgaria which hns been betrayed by its own friends and left helpless before the nerciless Turk.
 The information was given out by the foreign office today that not sign is visible that Europe intends to take action although 1t Is admit q that the Turkish army has entered Bulgarian territory and it is well known that the vengeance to be wrecked on the Bul- garlans will be awful.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
Special N.ssst Ssrvics.

CALUMET. July 2' The strikers having given signs "f becoming -x- cited here this afternoon the sherim called for the government trops and the place will he garris"ncd by a strong force from this time forward. The authorities argu" that amongst 10. .OOo or l5.e00 men there arc sure to be present some who will be inclined to cnus" trnnld. ard that without troops the strikers are strong enough to defy all local authority. IL is not held that the strikers are dangerous or inclined to he ugly nt present and the calling of the tr"ps Is meant rather as Il preventive.
 All the work in the copper mines Is closed down all over the district and the men are lying around idle. Some meetings are hcing held but the atti- tudc of the crowds is peaceful nt pre-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
SENATOR CUMMINGS
 CALLS mULHALl LIAR

know it.
 l,G,st put out ny the attack and he looked camiy at the ir7'te senator while he proceeded wiih his testimony.
 Ii is the general impression that AIulhalI is really q colonal liar who has told some nf the truth hut who has seemed tn take pleasure like all turn coats in making the matter which he icstilics to as had as possible.
 Senator Cummings himself will probably he given n chance to tell his side of il,e story and he is iesirous of ,tuing go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
FOUR KILLED IN
 PAINT GREEK BATTLE

lief that only one guard was killed and that the losses In killed and wounded on the side of the strikers was far the greater because of the fact that the watchmcn were cntrenched safely.
 It is expected that troops will he again dispatched and that the occur rencer Inf some months ago will be re- peated.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
M'REYNOLDS
 AFTER TRUST
Special Nugget Service.

PORTLAND. July 25.- Attorney Mo- Reynolds has instituted civil action against the telephone. trust on the coast with q view to effect It's disso- legations that trust existed Is said to have shown clearly that they were we'll founded.
 The first intimation of the effort of inc attorney general came with the fll- ing of the suit yesterday. IL is now expected that another special prose- cutor will he appointed Immediately to prepare for. the trial of the trust.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
THE NEW EAGLE. The homo of straight Whisksys.

the work progressed returned last eve ming and handed his report to the company The report shows that the former reports nrc not only true but are un,lcrrstimatcd ns the l6 assays taken by AIr Haid shows better aver age than the former reports
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
ASSAYS ON NEW ERA
 ROCK SHOW BETTER

MT. stephen Ilaid tho asaaycr wlIo went out to the property of tn" New Era Mining Co. for the purpnsc of enecking up the work of MT. Lyncll "no is the vice president of the com pahy and has done all the assaying as
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. July 25.-A ser ious disruption of the democrats and other supporters of the scheme to alter the currency system has occurred and the conference which had been caIled in connection with the Glass bili was broken up after strenuous efforts had been made to reach m agreement.
 There can be no doubt that real insurgent movement has again become evident but this time 1t Is in the ranks of the democrats. President Wilson l,:,s
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CHARLESTON, July 25.--A fierce hattie occurred last night between the striking miners and the wHichmcn cm- p)oyed by the companies at Paint creek and four men were killed and several others severely wounded. Al proAcnt the stories as to the origin of the hat tie nre somewhat conflicting hut It is supposed that the miners made the attack as they have come to hate the wntchmen with even . grcatcr inten- slty that the operators themselves.
 Tho dispatches received Mtc last night contain the expression of the be-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
Special Nugget Service.


 WASHINGTON. Juy 25.Mulhall. the star witness before tho lobi'y in- vestigation committee. wns called q liar today to his face by Senator Cum minss while he W z giving evidence. He was recalled today for the purpose of clearing up some facts conn, ctcd with his former testimony ana h. lrr- eeeded to state tliat he had one" '"n- ferred with Senator Cummings fnr an hour about Il speech m,'dr toy Senator Kenyon on the .islf h,'nr question. Al Mulhali stated ihis senator Gum mings, who is |, member of the c"m- mittee. shook his finger at him an'i aid with the greatest deliberations:
 That statement is q lie and you
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
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CPOCTdF VS1BBOt
 LONDON, July 25.-The Turks have invaded Bulgarian territory and are at this moment wreaking an awful ven- geance for the defeats sustained at the hands of the Bulgars during the war. The Turkish army Is bUrning the towns and massacring the inhabitants al over the country and once more a Christian country is at the mercy of fanatIcaI hords who see in the des- truction of Christians only an act Of devotion to their god.
 King Ferdinand Issued n piteous ap- peal to the powers yesterday |" come to the aid of his country. The appeal
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON, Juy 25.-'rhe house committee on territories resumed it's hearings today on the Alaska railroad question and some important witnesses are being examined.
 The testimony given today. however. Is similar to that given before the senate committee and no new light had been thrown on the matter. Since the charges of lobbying in the tariff 1t Is noticeab bic that lObbying is conspicu- ous by It's absence In other matters and particularly in the Alaska rail-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25

wASHINGToN, July 2i.--Prcsident Wilson Is now credited wilh the inteh- ton of getting PreAilcni Ilurrta and Carranza together fur inc plrW's' "f bringing obout pcac,. without making the intervention Of the United states necessary. Ii was openly stated hy
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25

Leonard Wood. chief of stan, are now engaged inspecting the border camps of the United States army which was dispatched to this district during the fighting in Mexico City.
 The force still has been maintained d in It's position but not quite nt it's full strength although 1t Is large enough to take action on the Mexican side should the necessity arise.
 Naturally. the presence of the sec- retary of war and the chief of stan is associated in the minds of the public with the present troubles In Mexico and 1t has given rise to the belief that some move Is contemplated.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
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SHANGHAI. July a5--The rebel army In this n-igl,horho"d has been completely repulsed by tho government troops and the city is now safe for the present. During yesterday the reb- els made several other attacks but the fedcrais stood mp to the work in splen- did shape although they were much inferior in n mbers. After the first defeat of the rebels they were very badly disromforted and the later as- sauits hnd none of the energy which characterized the opening of the bat tie on their part.
 The city Is now going on with It's business quietly and the greatest hope has been engendcred hy ihe victory of the government that the revolution will soon he quellcd. at least In this province.
 DEKfN Iulv nE A chartar vra led
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25

EAGLE PASS, July 25 jor Fred erie Guarlnrdo has been sentenced tn execution for plotting against Car ranZa. His name hus been heard often in connection with the present revolu- ton and he had begun to occupy an important place In the opinion of the constitutionalists when suspicion W \ aroused and his trial decided upon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
TURKS INVADE bul leARIA
 AND WREAK VENGEANCE

It is thought that meetings will be called here ny the people for the pur- pose of trying to force the govern ment's hands to bring about interven- ton and save the country which has fallen before q combination of ChrIs- some of the accounts of the actions of the Turkish forces may he exaggerated hut there Is no doubt that frightfui outrages are being inflicted and the appeal of Ferdinand for help bears our this belief.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
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 WASHINGTON. July 2'.-'on his ar- ,,v., here Ambassador Wilson stated ..., he favors tue recognition of the Hu.r.. governmen, and he expressed .,. h.ljef that unless such recognition |. ~,yen the lives and property of .rsdcans will hc endangered. This .t,tement throws new light on the u.r,can situation as 1t seems to he inc opinion of the ;';- .I.'ssndor that the .ntt- American sentiment is caused hv the failur,. tu rccorniz,' inc new government.
 The fact tha, he believes the lives os Americans in Mexico fty |" i" in da has c.,us,,f people |" i"li''N" that the situatIdn is mere s'tinii* ii'ah t was supposed [" he.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
TOO OLD TO FIGHT.
Special Nugget Service.

0poCIdT NUHSCN OV'"'~
 CHICAGO. July 25.--Ars. Young. superInten,i,nt of the schools who has been engnr,pi in Il fight with the school board for quito n long time. has re- signed with ihc statement that she Is now ton old [" begin the fight with the new schn"l board all over again. The new ln.ir,i elected has the same opin matters which caused Mfs. Wood to r,isc pn agitation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
ALASKA RAILROAD
 AGAIN ON BOARDS

road question. Formerly those oppos- cd to the construction of n government railroad In the territory worked quiet iy with representatives and senators to defeat the proposal Io build the rail- rnad.
 There is some strong opposition to the road in spite of the fact that the great majority favor It. George Pat rick was tl,e chief witness before the committee today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
TROOPS CALLED TO
 CALUMET STRIKE

sent although the danger which might come from such large b0dy uf strik- CTS Is constantly before the minds of the authorities.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
SHANGHAI REBELS
 TOTALLY REFUSED

10 Dr. Sen ny the government has been cancelled and he Is now practi' cally an outlaw. His manifesto hal heen received with feelings of bitter ness by the members of the govern mcnt who state openly that he has joined the disaftccted people for nc other purpose than ta satisfy his ann hition to become the head ot the gov crnment. Should hc he captured he will he in all likelihood executed as a taitor. Reports from Shanghai are most encouraging and the government feels more secure today than 1t has for some time. It Is possible that the president will issue manifesto in answer to that issued by Sun Yat Sen and endeavor In 1t to show that Ser is moved by personal ambitions and not by the thought of going good to hii country.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
FERDINAND CAL IS FOR HELP
ZEN. WOOD REACHES MEXICAN BORDER
JOBS IN HAWAII ARE
 ALL SAME ALASKA
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. July H-L. Pin cham. of Hawaii. has been nominated by the President as governor of flaw all. The policy new is to appoint home men to jobs there whrnever 1t Is found DOssibie tu do SO.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25

Steamer corwin will ssii for Teller, York, Wales. Desrina, ksswaiik and Blossom July 24. For particulars call st corwin office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25
aENp YouR LAUNDRY

To tho rsopls9 Laundry whore you will receive good work sxseutsd by nsns but white smplsyss. whs receive the standard wagsA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25

The steamer hsttls 8 will take tho Aiaska's place, carrying the mat fer the U. q. Mercantile e.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25

For Nome News and Worlds News get the Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25

We print everything and anything h jeh printing Inc at ths Nuasst.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25

EL PASO. July 25.-Lindsay Garri- son, secretary of war. and General
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25

ThoruIf Lsnnsnn, Purvsyor to the people of Seward.
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NOTICE.

Received at esssis etsrs. slssan ample ssts mink and fsx.. VIII |, cold rsassnabls. Call nsw.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25

Thoruif Lshmann, Purvsyor to the people of Nome.
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Tn. Daily Nugget. $2.oo per month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-25

Don't fnrget tho X. B. dance. Satur- day night July og adv.
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Nome Nugget s2.oo per month.
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PEKIN. July 25. "A charter granted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-06

tried to keep from hitting them. and
In so doing, risked both our lives
and ran TO the curbing and into the
pole. When We struck the pole.
was thrown from the machine, but
was not rendered unconscious. a
rumor had 1t that the driver In my
machine was new and inexperienced.
That is not true. Bird Marks, who
was driving the machine. is one Of
the best drivers in the state and
handled the situation as we'll as any
human could, He was as cool as a
cucumber and did everything possi-
BILE to avert the accident.
The accident was unavoidable.
The little girls became frightened
and did as most grown people might
do. The girl that escaped unharmed
ran across the street The girl that
was killed became panic-stricken
and besitated as she hesitnted. the
car struck
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-06
What .Eyewitnesses Say.

Two eyewitnesses OF the affair. H. A.
King and A, S. Pitts, disagree with
Chief Bywater's statement that the au-
tomobilc passed between the two cars.
Mr.. King. who was for eight years clerk
OF Judge Armstrong; court. lives at SOC
East Tenth South street and was a pas
senger on the southboupd Ashton ave-
nue. car, According to him. the machine
passed 10 the rear Of the southbound
car after striking the child and tho street
car was stopped at the same point where
the auto crashed into the pole Mr..
Kings explanation puts the southbound
car south OF Ninth South street and al-
most opposite the northbound car. which
he snys was probably just about to stop
at the crossing. He said:
was sitting In the southwest COR
ner OF the car on side seat, looking
backward, when l saw the machine
strike the girl At that time the
street car was south OF the place
where the child was hit The ma
(Conttnued on Page Foux.)
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Mayor Makes Investigation.

Mayor Samuel c. Park made a careful
investigation of the accident yesterda,
afternoon and interviewed number o.
eyewirnesses from whom written state
ments were taken, These statement:
will be introduced at the coroner's in.
quest today. Mayor Park made the FOL
lowing statement:
The accident seems to me. to have
been unavoidable. / am convinced
that every effort WAS made by Marks.
the driver. to avoid striking the
child He even went so far as to
deliberately turn the machine into
the curb 10 avoid striking her, I'm
fortunately the girl was struck any
how, The chance taken by Marks is
best evidenced by the wreck OF the
machine itself.