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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-05-06

". :. Clark aud family are costly
settled in their beautiful new home
at the corner of Maple street and
Nickel avenue. !, was erected by the
Turncy Construction Company and
is the first example of purely mission
style of architecture in the city.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-05-06

How can have u bank account
Let's read the First State Bank I'D
for a good plan. adv
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-05-06

In the Beautiful and Productive Mimbres Valley of
New Mexico All the acres you can till pro6taby
for the price that truck patches sell for in any other
would claim all that nature, under the most favorable
conditions Of climate, SOIL water, hep ful neighbors
and nearby markets, is willing to give.
New Mexico needs You and offers You the largest return for
Your effort The Messe tract near Demng has the water de-
veloped and third Of each tract seeded to Aaa ready for
You to reap the harvest.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10
CONDITIONS AT ioITARoo BAD.

r. F.. snyder, formally "f Nome. IS staying at the G"ldcn Gate. In dis oiIssing conditions at Iditarod Mr. Sny- der said that they were had. That the lack "f water had heen very serious problem and that most of the men from around Iditarod had gone to the rev strike at Andracfski.
 Mir. snyder married Miss Furges"n "f Nome and since Inc death "f his wife has hccn running hotel at Flat City. IIc has recently sold out his property md Is now going out for the winter.
 IIc says that tho camp at Flat creek Is down and out with only the dredge working. On otter creek about four hundred men nrc working. Ri",ly and Marston will put in dredge next year.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10
WOMEN |h FEAR HIDE TN HAY STACK
DANIELS ASKS
 ARMOR PLATE BIDS
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTbN. D. C.. Oct. 10.-Sec- rctary uf the Navy Jnsephus Daniels today gave the Midvule. Carnegie and l,elhlchenn Steel Companies until Tuesday next {" submit competitive hils on nrn,or plate for the new hat . tl-shI,s. The government has been much bothered by the apparent com binatiun of steel producers to keep th. price of government work up. II has been suggcs,"'. '.id 's pra of Secretary Daniels pet scn'm E. thHt the govern ,ncnt huild It's own steel plant and provide ua own armor the same as 4 nnw manufactures its own great guns for he navy. The initial expense "f .trl a plant w"uld he n tremendous unc and the upkrrI, [" Inc cOvrrnin"n: wnuid far exceed wint II prvatp cor rr,r;,lin has tu expand bui In spite of ihrs. facts ii is thought that by clim- mating Inc rn"rinous profits that now Aav- [" l." paid (" ihc commercial ,om- ,n,ni,s ih. government w"uld in ihr
 end ln. ihc pninr hy building its nwn pLini
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DEFIANCE e0ES
 AFTER BODIES

DEFIANCE GOES .. .. g. ........
 Captain Tuin Ross boat Defiance ha- y"ic tn Sinr"ck iu bring hack ths Ia.lirs If the crew of schooner wrecked during Inc storm.
 \n I:sKimo who had been stuppini; at n rr,d house found the body oi Charles Gr,'n. Later on a half hr"'"l l.y fnind iIir ah"on"r. In searching her h. found ih" clothes "f n wornnn hnt no ir:,cr "f any w'nnan's body.
 The D,'iiancc left ni two "'clrk this morning for Slnrmk. Mir. Shields "I The bureau "f cIucai ion. took pr"vis- ions along for ihc natives. The crew nr inc Dcfinmc will s'arcI, for bodics
 The Dchanr' returned (" Nome late ihis nfi"rn""n hrinring ihc h"iirs "f five men
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10
BEAR INFORMED
 MONEY NEEDED

In answer tn II telegram received fr,m the captain uf ihr cutter Fear. captain Tom Ross has wired that official that there arc plenty of pro visions In Nome md that there is every the telegram says. Is what Is needed most. He adds that Front street Is in complct" state "f devastation ana ihnt great loss md damage has hc"n sustained hy small craft. Few lives were reported lost Captain Ross als' informed the Beat's skipper that tn" schonncr Sea Wolf which left Nome "n August 12 bound for Cape Navcrin". Siberia is long overdue.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10
ATHLETICS AGAIN
 BEAT GIANTS

Iicrics. Dcmnrl and Marlnand start = ing tho fight md Mclean and Wilson finishing the tusslc.
 Philadelphia started "f with her usual batting work and pulled down one run in tho second and thr'r In thu fourth md two in the fifth. This end cl her scoring hut 1t proved to hc enough as New York in spite of her rally in the seventh. when she came across with thr.c and her good stick work in inc eighth. which ncttcd tws' taiiies could nM squeeze "ui another hit to tic tho srnrc.
 i New York can charge this latest dc feat |" her avn errors as much as ts ihr gmml work of her opponents f"' she is credited with iwa mispiays anf cight hits while Philadelphia gets nwa, with ninc hits and a clean sIatr ns fnl las errors are concerned.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10
:,,scial Nugget Service.

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 9.--DisIntches from the scene of action report farther fierce fighting aI Torrcon and confirm the reports received here of the 'npi. tulntion of tn. garrison and the vic- tory of the notorious rebel chief Fran cisco Villa. The mnssacre of one hun drcd and scventy-iivc Spaniards by the rebel troops is confirmed. Villa. who lead thr rebel attack was one of the men who fought against Dlaz in he Nader" revolution and ias been known for years Is T fierce and biH'd- thirsty bandit. lfc has never been r.,rilcii,d tv ihc ilucrta regime and has been u severe thorn in the side nr all federal coniinau,ic who hay" been sent against him. The reports Df looting and murder following the capture of ihr town of T0rts"n are In.ln.vpd here as tiEi ia one "f the means Villa employs ln iuy hts ire tsIIiar trWps.
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(Continued on Page Four.)

Tho misllIy which proved most most costly to the Giants occurred in iI" fourth inning. i;"n,i-r wns on s.a"nl when Lang came ui, for the Athletics. He hli a sinrt intieid pr"lrlcr tu first which was iiri,ie,i promptly but thu nrsi sinker was S'' anxious to catch Lender off scrond that hr f,ihri |" touch the hug hefor,, making th. throw. The umI,irc called the batter safe and as the throw tn second was lew the bnscman misse,l It and while the left fielder was scoop- Ing up the ball Render took a rh.,nc. and went all inc way home. the man on first advancing Ia arcond ans. eventually. scoring on u hii Into deep right These i've rims tr,tcenl,ie di- rectly [" the overthrow from first to second decidcd the game.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10
TORNADO OEvASTATES
 BROKEN BOW, NEB.

town was lifted hodily and wiped oI' the map. Five hundred people wrr,
 lift homeless and shivering in the
 bitter winter cold. The storm then tore on down the state cutting swath half a mile wide and wipinG out every hing in it's path.
 Several other towns we're badly
 damaged and many farm houses were destroyed ty the force of the wind. Numerous fatalities and injuries arc reported and many in various parts q! inc county nre left homelcss.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10

SEATTLE Oct. 1n.- In tribriil"h "l Inc blowing of the Gaml"n dyke "'' tbc Panama canal today ih" whistles in all cities along the Pacific coast r,ro blown for half an hour. Wher-
 ,,or tbrrc wns artillery stationed and
 in he ha,hnrs where men of war are lying Il saiuic wtIs fired when inc water swcm into thc canal
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10
Special Nugget Service.

PlIII.ADEt.pHIA. Oct. tH Before l crowd of thirty thousand people at inc hall grounds here today Connie Mack's Athletics again won fr,m inc New
 York Giants in tho worlds series.
 The game was closr from start to finish and the scoring M six runs iw New York and five hr Philadelphia, kept the tension nt fever heat until in" last out In the ninth inning.
 Tender pitched a wonderful game for Philadelphia and ,hc hir Indian wns never in hotter form. There has been some fear as to lhrndcr's staying
 powers in n hig championship game
 hut hIs exhibition nf conl nerve today puts him In the rcai championship
 clnss Stehange cought Tender md
 goi through the game without an error
 New York was forced ta ,isc twn bat
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10
INDICATIONS POINT
 TO INTERVENTION

iierce u fire as their short supply Of ammunition, would allow, hut they
 were powcrless against the men crawl
 ing upon them from the bush. When his powder was almost exhausted and capture inevitable General Valdero. comma nding the federal garrison, sent Ia flag of truce to VulIa asking tIiat he w allowed 10 surrender with the hon ors of war. To this Vilhi replied that if the truops in tle city would stack their arms in the public square and march ont unarmcd they would bc al- lowed ,o go where they pl,a,sed.
 Having no other recourse VnIlcro ;r,rptcI this uItimat,iin. iic gather. cd about half ur his force alHui him and at their head marched uut of the city. The remaining men refused i" havc with their general and had ni- ready i"'gun tu loot Inc town when n,a,i' n" prrt,nsc oT keeping hls men ,n hand aud they soon joined ihr de- sorting h.IrraIs In sucking lI,r busi- ness and residential sections of the rity. The horrors of the riot can b'- imagined after the uncontrolled soldiers had Intrd the srog shops and wine cellars nf the more prosperous resi- dents. It was after the soldiers h,'l become drunk that tin killing of the SIrliiinr,is began. These people w,r.' ,i iin. merchant and rinrhrro chiss. ihc iattrr hnviDg brought their families int" th" city for protection from tn" t,ndii and rcbcl bands. No prpto : iun whatever was furnished the w''- men mnd children "f these men r Ia any ether citizens "f the town and Nillis soldiers lo"trd and murdered at will. This seems in he the nssini practice when n town is captured !in'i after a few days things may u,li't down. No report has been made "f ,ny deaths of Americans though snv . r,l,l are known |" havc been in in" city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10
Nuaast Special Service.

BRoKEN lioW. Nrb.. oct. lo.- Early this morniu. after a night or fierce snowfall a t"rn,,i" tore through Custer country destroying everything in it's path.
 The phcnomcun WAS first noticed us . huge funmi shai"d cl"'id that ap- peared on th" h"ri."n and rapidly moved towards inc litth town of Etn. mctsviIlc. The wind made d roaring train and in less than Ave minutes the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10

T,RI.EaIN. vi, r"nnirr tU thu h"r- Ger, Oct. 9 The details of tn" fight tor possession of the city of Torrcon .,nd the disgritccful scenes enacted In he streets "f inc captured town after lts fall tell Il story "f Hcr,nrss in nr- lion and licrni i'hisn"ss after Nht"rv where every hattie and Us aftermath nr loot and murder w"uli sh""k nny civilized community.
 The rebel general Villa. swung his army in 2 great circle nround Inc tln,mcd town and then gradually m- gan his advance. closing in the cirrh' as hc came on. Tir artillery "f tIn' garrison wns uf little value on account ..f thc bed craftsmanship "f Ill" f"d' .rnI gnnncrs and the short supply of ammunition. while it was evident From Inc first that NllIa's guns were manned by others than native MdNirans. Tht' wns later confirmed when it wns learn . e,l that thc rebel artillery was com mandcd by n I.rlginn and that two Americans. sdi'l in h" both d"scrt"rs from the army and navy respectfully. were each in ,'iinrnc "f II battery "f Ecld guns.
 AS the consiltut ionalis,s closed in on the town the defenders kept np as
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10
TRoTrINe RECORD BROKEN. Special Nugget Service.

LEXINGTON. Ori. To-. The center f the racing world is in Kentucky and the worlds most famous runners and trotters have always bccn hrn and bred in tho hlne grass rrgion. Now ,"mes thr famous I'hlan and smashta andhcr wnrlds record when nn the one fifty -fnnr and a half and il,erein established a new worlds record.
 t'han was paced tho entire distancs l'y a running horse and finished amid II wild hurst of cheers from the Ken lucky cnloncls and race followers pres ont.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10

PEKIN, 'kt. h. The government reports received h"r,' yesterday rrr;ird- ing the safety "f ihr American and Belgisn missionaries haV" iccn con Hrmed by pri, ,nI" adv ices |" tn" mis- slopary bunri in ,Eis city. Tius" re- p0rts state ilru 9!i'r ihr compounds of the missh,i,s lI h"rn h'oted Hnd burned by the iiin'i's li" thincso in mates were ,,iihvr tiitrl ar carried off by the looters. r'lr tmcricIn and Belgian mon ard women If tho mis- sionary colony wci" alsn taken pris"n- ers. but no im'igni,Irs were offered them as they w",r mcrlN held for ransom by h. Chinese c',Nrrnm, n, ur their friends.
 During th, r,.lt';,t uf ih' bandits into tho hills, which covered q rnut of some one hundred and fifty mics t!.r men were c"m,, 'il.d |" walk hut ihc
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10
Special Nugget Service.


 WASlliNGruN. n. C.. "t. D. President Wils.n Wtu today press ih' button in tbr Mhi.r Ii".iSc which is connected by wir wIh ihr Gr''lt l%- namitc charge under Inc last link ot land that binds ihr continent nf North America to Snuih tm"rl,a
 When the chief executive places his hnger on th, l'Ish hniinu thc sign"l VIII Hash {" ;lr M"il,mrn standing by near the gr"at G.,nil"m dikc and they VIII dlschargc t,i" explosives placed under the barrier. \ sc'o,ih later tli'' waters of ih" Atlantic and Pacific oceans wilt mingi, in au embrace of fellowship celebrating ih" success of the greatest cngin", ring feat ever un- dertaken by man.
 Considerable fear has hsn felt as 10 the success "f this part m the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10
SAN FRANCISCO SENDS AID.

The following telegram has i"'n ,,cclyrd from san Frnncisc". Alaska Rank and Safe Dcp"sit '"'' Pay city treasurer two thousand hv" ,updrcd dollars account relief fin1 from citizens of San Francisc" thr"Sh Chamber of Commerce.
 FIRST NATIONAL BANK
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10

i'EkIN pt. l0. The Reverend Christian S,askes,i,d has sent II dis. patch to the Norwegian minister hrr. siating thai the missionaries wlio wrr" recently in the hands "f Chinese lntn- dits and were held for ransom wcr' ilm"si starved {" death whrn they wrrr liberated by Chimes" regular irnops. Some of thr tnissiunnry wu. incn had tried tu cs,qtp. from ihr bandits. being in terrible fear for themselves. They managed |" get bv their guards and after walking for miles over the rough country without food or water they hid thrmscivcs ani their children under some straw stnrks. Here they remained for ihr." days without fuol ar water and were in a terrible state of weakness when rcscli- ed by thc troops Somr m the chIl- drcn were nearly dead from starvation and cxposiirc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10
s..ei.l Nugget Service.

pEKIN, Oct. 2. irl"'rIs haNr rs'rn-
 h.ra fr,m tit runintnlrr of iir- government tr,"t,s s''nl ll piirShit ni .hs Tao Yank hansti's wii" l,si week
 .,asa the Americas, and Norwegian ,,;.sions that th" utll laws have been captured nnd th' 'ris"ne's ar" '"'w .,,,h the p.,v,ru,nuI,t ii,,cps and will be returned io their hiissions. Thr American lcg.itiuIi has brn Informed ,., thu safety ,,i llr missionaries and has thanked ihr ''hiiies" foreign office for the prompln"sS with which Il conn ,,,ad with the hnl.ri..,n demands fer inc release, of ti,- misSrttrirs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10

matter uf tho indemnity may be over looked. Missionaries frequently bring trouble on themselves by mixing ln the politics of foreign countries and it Is not always possible for the state department 10 press foreign govern- incnts loo hard on this account. The reply might he a request that the mis- ..ionrhrics be kept out uf the country. This the missionary organ izutions do not want [" happen and If they are satisfied to let the matter drop where 1t is it is not likely that tho Washing. i"n government will press iI," Iiics- lion of indemnity.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10
CERTIFIED BY SUPREME COURT Special Nugget Service.

DENVER. Oct. l0.--Thr aix rues- ttrs prepared by the judges "f the circuit court of appeals here touching tho title to several milIi"ns of acres of uiI h,nds In Wyoming and California which arc now in litigation have heen ccr, ifcd by inc Tinted states supreme court.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10

VERA cRI'Z. Grt. l6.. Farther w- ports uf the lo"ting uf Tnrr'Tn by th" i,nnst itut ionaiist ir,"IIis tell of horror ilnspeakablr. Many foreigners wr'r' murdered. including American. Enslisi. nnd Germans In addition to thr Srnn-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10
PRESIDENT PRESSES
 BUTTON TODAY

,,,gram arranged for thc canal "n a"- count nf ihc recent earthquakes In and .tround ihr zone. However thr canal engineers haNc made q @rcfui insi"'c- tinn aud find everything in c'""i shape and ready for carrying "ut their plans on schedule time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10

WtSIIINGTON. D. C.. Oct. 1O.--Th.. SI.,t" department is in receipt of a,l |. rhcs from Pckin siying that the mis- TI"narics wh" were In the hands "f Chimes" handlls have been released an,i arc now m their way hack to tlnii
 stations. This news Is particularly r,iifyinG to the department as ii shows that the republic "f China dc sircs to uct promptly for the protec- tinn of foreigners and is ahlc to handl'' the sitaution so fur as wandering lands "f outlaws are concerned. What farther action. if any. will bc taken hy tho American government is not known. IL k possible that an ind"m . niiy may be required for tho destruc- ton of the mission buildings. hut in view of inc prompt release of tho pris . unrrs upon Inc dcmand of the hmcri' ,an minister 1t is possible that th"
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10
Nome tailoring Company will rseps' aua;n for business in . day or two.
s. 6. coRWiN.

The steamer cerwin will sa;l fe- kotzsbus Sound and all way perts, Sunday. octsbsr f2th at. 9 ?. m. For frsiaht and passaes apply the ketxsbus Trading . Transpsrta- tisn Co. next Lemon o~es etudis.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10
MISSIONARIES RESCUED
 BY CHINESE TROOPS

women missionaries were mounted oi : MnnchurMh poneys and all were well .iUdiWl.
 contrary to expectations there was n" fight when the government sol ii'rs came up with the bandits. Tn,
 of the government fore, and the bandit chief held II long con .rirncr and it is not known whetn, any money was passed by the govern 'nrnl officer to the outlaw or not. but ,a"'n ,lc missionary prisoners wcr turned ever to the government troops wli" u once took up the return march while ike bandits remained in ihrii camp an the banks of Il small stream.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10
FIFTY THOUSAND
 FOR NOME
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. nct. 10. Tnohlcial word which ncks c"nfrmath hn. has been re- cciv"d here to the effect that . bill aptnnprh,iing fifty ,h"usiInd dollars Tor Some has h,rn introduced in c"n {. IF, sS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Or. ]. F. Mustard hegs to iniorns the public that his cfficss and residsncs are now situated over Moiisr's erocsry. Teltphone. Main 93.
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MEXICO CITY, Url. l0.-Speciui Ambassador John Lind who Is the right hand man uf President Wilson in Mexico and the mouthplece of the de-
 pertinent of state admitted today
 that the takins of Turreon and the
 killing of foreigners there by the rebel tr,ops would have Il decided bearing nn the attitude of inc United States government In regard to tin, Mexican situation. Washington has been fniIy informed of Inc frightfu I"i ing and ,f ihr t"wn and Mr. i.inL is hourly
 'NIn'the word iiG,i iIe :"ln,imisiis' ion will new take some drastic aeti"n.
 WAStiINt:Tt oct. In. 'rlwrr was
 sr.n activity displayed las, night .trnund the stat" .hrIr,rim"n, and thc laking of T"rr."li hy the ',iistitn. iillniisi troops was received. Moth
 ing has ns yet been given out by Inc 'iIiciuIs of the state department nor could any information he gathered | from secretary to the president Tu-
 muiiy nt the White House. hut the
 offices of inc chiefs of bureau uf the
 war department were kept open hii night and tIc officers "n duty with il,r
 general stan "f th. army were k"p'
 busy.
 lt is Enuwn that t,rnrama hav. been scni tn post and rcginicntai rotu- n,antlcrs throughout ihe country. |" have their commands prepared for i'm
 mediate field scrvic and tu get their i impeachment packed ready to ship by Inr,lcr selected I,y thu general stan ns points m rrndrzrous The quarter masters department has made inquiry uf several rniir,a,is ns io tho time. re- ',nircl fer assembling lr",p trains ai ,nri"us stations and It is known that
 he surgeon generals department al- ready has dispatched officers to act
 with the nrnrisrmnstrrs department and line uIli'rrS iIls'h"iing "nmp sites
 ll"ni: inc l"ri1l.r.
 Last night .rl"fs were forwarded tn
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10

Board Of Trade Restaurant IS now reopensd for business.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10

Open for business Saturday. Hilrs Pharmacy.
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opsr for businsss Saturday. Hiil's Pharmacy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-10

Board os Trade Rsstaurant is new rsopsnsd for businsss.
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inasslcred.
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NOTE
The ten-vote coupon appears today, on
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after. The nominating blank is not print
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SOCIETY

The Woman's Study club met
for it's annual picnic this week
at the summer home of Mrs. Nc
Questen at Gig Harbor.
DIR. j. G. Rust, III. c. Smith, w.
s. Wilkes and Harry Byers mo-
tored to Portland last evening to
attend the rose carnival
The Progressive Study club will
hold a picnic at Point Defiance
park tomorrow afternoon.
A farewell banquet to Mrs.
Carrie Shaw Rice, principal of
the Lincoln school, was held this
afternoon at the school by the
Parent-Teachers' association
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. Wade Hamp-
ton and Miss Jorgina Pande are
in Portland for the rose carnival.
The Ladies' Guild of the Church
of the Holy Communion will hold
a rummage sale tomorrow in one
of the new store buildings on
18th street, between G and D
streets.
Students of the school of pub
lie speaking of the University of
Puget Sound will present two
playlets in the school auditorium
this evening under the direction
of Prof. Bernard Lambert.
Mrs. o. G. Ellis came from
Olympia yesterday to attend the
meeting of the women delegates
who will represent this city's
women's clubs at the state fed
GRAFTON.
DIR. and Mrs. Julius @. Zeller
and family will summer at Man.
zanita beach, having taken the
Richmond cottage.
Miss Anne Shannon Monroe of
New YORK, author of several bust
ness women stories in the popu-
lar magazines, will visit Tacoma
shortly to spend several weeks
with her sisters, Mrs. N. E. Wal
ton and Mrs. George A. Libbey.