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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-28
WOODROW WILSON AND THE SHORT BALLOT.
v Gov Wilson's Conception Of Commission

The cities OF New Jersey had stered their full share
from the typical Ills which have harassed American
municipalities. Some OF them had had serious dealca.
lions or had been afflicted with corporation domination
or with gross inequalities Of taxation In addition there
was lot of petty grating and general inetnciency
In 1910 there swept in from the West great political
idea which had been applied that time with marked
success in about hundred ctes=the idea of com.
mission Public opinion in less than sixty
communities in New Jersey looked with longing upon the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-28
NOTIC~.

For the next few weeks TASK Chief
Operator OF either phone as to my
Whereabouts. VIII be at home on Sun.
DAVIS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-28

GOLF COMMITTEE. F. c. c.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-22

cafe he produces the fan from his
pocket places it on the table and
makes the connection with the cur
rent.
And so the fan breezes its way
through thc'livelong day along with
Mr.. Peterson. who has come to be
known am9ug his friends at old
Frcczy.'T
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-22

MIR. and Mrs. James o. WhOrl"y
and children and Mrs. Whorl"y'.
sister, Miss Clara Snoderly. have
returned from Roanoke. Va, whcr,
they visited relatives.
Miss Viola Lloyd. Of Cleveland. o..
formerly OF this city, is the guest al
friends in this city.
Mir. and Mrs. l!Oycrs Morgan, oi
BnckAannOL, are guests Of Mr.. Ore
gOn Morgan and family. having
come to attend the Morgan reunion
Mr.. Clarence Stcalcy, MIR. Austin
Stealey and Miss Odra Stralcy havs
they attended the funeral of Mrs. j
{. St"al"y. Il former resident OF I'M.
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. 4. Watson and
son Paul. have returned from 4 visit
OF several weeks ut Terra Alta.
Mrs. John S. rirrp0nt. ne" Mis-.
Lacy li"lmick, is surgical patient
at st. JoscphS Hospital, in C!arks
burg. She Is doing nicely.
Mrs. V. NJ. Jones and daughter
Pauline. of SiStcrSvillc. are guests u
the formers parents. DIR. and Mrs
G. +. Boy"rS. in the First ward.
Misses Ethel prickctt and Den;
Knight have returned from a vis;
with relatives AT Smithfield an,
Conncllsvillc, Pa.
Mrs. Ben Nathan and children
Ruth. Carlyn and Francis. and Sam
I ucl Ncwbergcr arrived home ycStor
day at noon from an extended sta,
at Asbury Park. y. j. En- rout,
home they visited Mrs. Levi Roscn
baum at Easton. pa.-Statc Journal
Mrs. John J. Brown and Mrs. II
C. StoctHcr returned yesterday iron
Mountain Lake Park. Md. The
made the trip by automubilc.--Pos
Chronicle.
Attorney Howard n. Ogden VIII
is conducting an investigation int
the Hydro Electric company'S holl
ings in Monongalia county. is in til
city to spend several days with hi
family.
Mr.. Z. b. Moore viii 20 to NJ,
Lake Park tomorrow to spend sey
elal days with his wife and son. II
will be accompanied by his sister
Mrs W. n. Fisher. who will spcn
several days there.
Mrs. f.. NJ. Wilson and daughter
Miss Grace, are guests of relatives II
Terra Alta.
MIR. and Mrs. s. J. Courtney an
Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Courtney will r.
turn tonight from a trip to easter
cities.
Miss Eva Barns is visiting Mis-
Harriet krause in Frostburg. Md.
Miss lisa Jackson went to Az
rora to-day 10 visit relatives.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-22
Breezes Made
To Your Order
CHICAGO MAN NvENTS VEST
POCKET ELECTRIC FAN AND
BLOWS HIMSELF.

CHICAGO. Aug. -. 80 Passing
lightly over the baseball fan and rel
egatlng that OF the palm leaf variety
u the past as a relic OF antiquity
we come down to Chicago'8 latest
discovery. the fan fan. The fan fan
Is person who believes in being
tanned at all lines. Charles Peter
sen. 52l7 Commercial avenue. South
Chicago. is the first OF the fan fans.
He has solved the problem of keep
itg cool By carrying about Il pocket
edition of the electric fan. His Gus
tcmary form Of greeting has come 10
be:
Have breeze on me-"
Mr.. Peterson sleeps with the fan
blowing upon his 'fevered brow. In
the morning il blows its breath upon
iim while he shaves. at breakfast ii
coOls his coffee. The morning meal
over. he carries II to work and sets
/: to going in his ssop.
III the evening. when he stops IN
at the corner saloon, he attaches the
freeze producer to an empty electric
light socket and sets II on the bar
at his elbow. When Mr.. Peterson
takes his friends out to dine at Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-22
SOME nay

You will surely own a nice Piano
Player Piano or yictrola-why not
enjoy that pleasure now? The neigh
bors across the way have piano
you are just as able toafford u piano
a. they, are you not? Your wife and
daughter womId enjoy the pleasure
OF a piano i3 the home as well is
the neighbor, would they not?
THEN, WHY NOT? Come In and
let us explain how easy You can own
a piano.
Special This Week.
X. & G.. brand/new, former prIr,
$S6j.OO. You can buy it this week
for $2G7.0O.
C. A. HOUSE MUSIC CO.,
Jacobs Building, Monroe Street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-22
Mr.. Sands Host.

MIR. Harry Sands will be host &c
the members Of the Mems club of st
Luke's church. this evening at tn,
country home, the Gables"
I'll" men ~ . body viii lcavr on
the Wheeling traction car about !
O'Clock and are anticipating Il joll.
outing, as Mr.. Sands Is widcI!
known for his Inequalities. and all
who accept his invitation for an
evenings entertainment are assure,
Of u delightful "cynl. - Wheeling
News.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-22
Home From West.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry +. Smith have
returned from Denver, Colo. where
Mr.. Smith attended the Masonic con.
clave. They stopped at various
points OF interest in the west on
their return trip Other members OF
the party remained in the west for
longer visit
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-22
Guests Here.

Mrs. W. II. Spragg. Of Denver. Col E..
and Mrs. Oscar Stannard, of Charles
ton. who had spent the past few
weeks ut Loeb Lynn Heights, Md.
are guests of relatives In this city.
Mrs Stannard is the guest Of her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard n. o.
den, on Quincy street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-22

% Congressman and Mrs. James a.
Hughes, are quarantincd in their cot =
tagc at Atlantic City, because or tn,'
illness Of Mr.. Clark. who is the vie
tim Of sudden attack of diphth"ria.
according to adviCcS received by
fl lends here yesterday,
Once each day the party Is permit
ted to take 4 short spin over Atlantic
City In an automobile. but this is al
loved only while they are watcncc
Ivy II nurse to see that they do not
mingle with any others at the famous
summer resort. At all other times
they are under rigid quarantine In
their cottage.
Mr.. Clark, according to adviccs re-
cGivcd here is improving rapidly and
Las passed the crisis in satisfactory
manner. 1t is expected he will be sui
, ficiently recovered within few days
to permit the lifting Of the quaran.
! tine. Herald Dispatch.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-22
Entertaining Guests.

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Kelley have as
their guest. Miss Isabel Murray, Of
brownsville. Pa. Miss Edith Bailey.
OF Carmichaels, Pa, has been Il
guest at the Kelley home for the
past week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-22
II. E. Marvin
Will Give His $500 Readings for the
Next 20 Days for $1.O0.
400 QUINCY STREET,
NEAR MAIN ST.
Hours. 10 a. IN. to $50 y, IN,

Hours. ~ a. IN. to $3.50 p. IN.
REVEALS THE HIDDEN MYS-
TElslES of your life. past, present
and future, and touches all subjects
OF human interest. Of love. marriage,
divorce. business changes, sales, tray
els, lost or absent friends. invest
mcnts. law suits. mining deals, or
any other subjects of interest. You
consult Prof. Marvin. He can helm
you. lie has helped many others,
why not YOU? He gives peace and
oniidcncc to lovers and diSconncct-
"a families, where Others fail to ;td"
lust conditions. lie guarantees 10
bring them to a successful conclusion.
lie devclOpc$ forces within and
around YOU. giving you power to re-
NOV" all obstacles in the way of yolr
desires. lie dcvclOpeS personal mag
nctiSm. all latent forces and tho
power of control.
WHAT IS MORE BEAUTIFUL
than the true, unblcmiShcd love Of
one person for another. What t.
swcct"r. better or more to be desired
than harmony aud happiness In mar
ricd life. If you want to win the ra-
teen, love. confidence and everiast-
Ing affection Of another. see Prof.
Marvin: he has inspired many with
that real love and affection for each
other which cmlmiaale IN HAPPY
MARRIAGE.
IF YOU ARE SEPARATED from
the one you love. or in trouble from
any cause. consult him now. Would
you like to marry quickly; have you
trouble over any affair in life. do
you contemplate any important
change; do You wish more success:
il so. you need his advice. No ques-
tons asked. You are Immediately
told your troubles and how to over
Come them. See him NOW-to-mor
row may be too late.
II. E. Marvin
4O2 QUINCY STREET,
NEAR MAIN ST.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-22
HUNTINGTON Society,

A party OF Huntington society
folks. including Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Clark, Mrs. W. J. Rodgers. Mrs. EloiSc
Hughes Smith. her son. Phillip H..
and Miss Tudell Hughes. daughters
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-22
BRIDGE HEARING
WAS HELD TODAY
IN THE CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE


.,u.x, .,
ehf hlN fAohE fhEolDENI AMI
ATT ruTrprcTrn o,pr1rc
'1'N
WERE REPRESENTED RY
CuUNSEL - TESTIMONY OF
u,1Tnrccrc
1hn nuh,jc ho,r;r., In ro,,,rJ :,
the width OF the pier of the propos.
Ell bridge to be erected near Cataw-
ha by the Bucklannon and North
ern ltailroad Company in the con
Struction of It's lvIc into Fairmont
was had today in the Offices Of tho
fairmont Chamber of Commerce aud
was presided over by Captain liar-
old G. Fiskc. of United States Engi-
neeIihE Office Of Pittsburgh. repre-
Scnting Colonel Skunk for the war
department OF the United States.
I'll" Buckhannon and Northern
railroad Company was represented
by Judge itccS" blizzard, Of ParkcrS-
burg. chief counsel for the company.
assisted by Judge John W. Mason, OF
this city. The Pittsburgh Coal En-
change ana Harbar 20, of Pitts.
burSh. compliments, were represent.
ed by Captain J. Frank Tillcy, sec
rotary of I'll" Pittsburgh Coal EX-
change.
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shipments. the delays caused and the
loss from collisions made up a great
loss to these concerns. which tn.
witness claimed could be- avcrtcC
were the length of the bridge spans
sufficient for free and easy naviga.
ton. He stated that he did not pre-,
tend to say that such losses w0ult
be sustained Oh the upper Mouougl,
hcla river, but that he was hero tC
urge and to insist upon the conscr,
walton of navigation. and that Il,
would continue to keep up the fight
lie asked that fifty feet be added I,
the length Of the span of til" pro
posed bridge, lie claimed that Il
put 1t where til" Buckhannon ant
Northern wanted Il would be- an un
reasonable barrier to the free use o
the river by steamboats, cmplovcd IL
pushing coal lows down IN, river
He cited eases along the Ohio rive
to illustrate his point,
lie Salu mat IL was III" custom o
'hoSe VINO ar" uhlrl'hdl! To hhNlSa
non I" III" themselves 10 Hrrmahy
France holland England ana othe
european countries ana when the!
return |" tel now S'eaihhoats shoul'
"r constructed 50. 'ha' me! VIII ID
III greater service 10 navigation
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-22
SP(RSONALSa
~ PEOPLE ~
as THEY CONE AND CO.

MIR. and Mrs. James o. WhOrl"y
and children and Mrs. Whorlcy's
sister. Miss Clara Snoderly, hav"
returned from Roanoke, Va. where
they visited relatives.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-08-22
NOTHING 10 BE ASHAMED
OF IN MY LIFE-SULZER.
New York's Discredited Governor
Breaks His Rule of Silence.

ALBANY, n. y. Aug. 22.-Brcak-
ing his rule of silence. Governor Sui
zcr assured i delegation of Hebrew
Sympathizcrs ut the executive cham
her to-day that when my story is
told. and it will be told. there will
be nothing in my private life or pub
lie career Of which | will he
ashamed"
MIR. Charles Scnkicr returned yes
tcrday from visit with his parent:
nj pourhkrppSir ~ Y.
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-01

II. J. Riesland, the optical specialist,
who has come regularly fooe many years,
erindina the most difficult slassea
right here. will b at the st. Charles
hotel November 10th to 18th. Consul
tation free.-adv. il-i-3t
Commencing November 9th. there
will BE- q two weeks revival at the
Methodist church. The pastor. Rev.
JIG. Morrison. will be assisted In tie
daily services by: d, 4. nanfordJan
EEMr: and Nh. elaussn Win have charge
:ot the sinsinet
Mn. A. 8. Robinson left Mott last
week Tor Edmonton Canada, 70 visit
her 5daushtsts. Mrs. Stewart Cummings
and Mrs. Robert Smith. on her u
tuIn#from canada. shs viii Join her hus.
band At their nov home 10 Fairview.
Mont,
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-01

Mrs. Roy Butler. who bad been Ill foi
several weeks. was reported quite q
little better this week.
]. Weiner and soa and daughter Of
Lefor, also Mira. John Knecht Of Bis
marck. visited at the John Moreanthaler
home a lew days the past week.
Mike Roller wa in from Merry the
first Of the week. loading out Thursday
with supplies. Nj. Roller 10 n Of the
big ranchers In the Mary Territory.
Nj. and Mrs. Dan Manning expect to
leave next Tuesday for Long Beach,
Calf. where they spend the winter.
Their son.. Gervais, attends college in
Long Beach.
Miss Grace Robbins came down from
Beach the past week to join her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Cook. who preceded
her here about two weeks. Mr.. Cook 10
with the 0renkel grocery store. =
Dominick Lefor alnd.his brother linz law.
Stephen Diechinaes. came In from Lefor
the first of the week and the latter
gentleman left Tuesday Tor his home In
Mansfield. Ohio. after visiting with
relatives here for sometime.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fisher were in the
city from their Daelum farm the first
Of the week. They have about finished
marketing their 1913 crop. which they
hauled to South Heart They had about
100 acres Of wheat which yielded 10
bushels to the acre.
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-01

Ladies dressmakina and plain sewing,
Room No. S over McDonald's drugstore.
adv. 11-1-3p'
According to the Mott papers, D.. i.
q. Rucker is looking for q location in
Montana.
Mrs. A. n. Deiters was one of8thes
prize winners for art work at the recent
Motion county fair.
For Observation-Disclosures in Bad:
lands. Splendid ranchine peopositieti.s
sl!adeire Of PRESS qaace,-adv, if-1-st
Mrs. Blanche Masters and little11
daughter Of Hebron were guests al tie
E. Baker home a few days the past
week.
Success or failure-whichf II you at
tend Mankato Commercial College. Man
skato. Mimi, your success Is assured
sdiv. 4
State Attorney and Mrs.. ]. p. Cain:
sreturned Monday afternoon from their
welding trip 70 the Twin Cities and
Iowa.
Philip Moreenthaler was q visitor
Prom the country south Of Gladstone the.
first ot the week. He took load Of
sSe1onr and other groceries home. 5.a;:
Miss Sylvia Petricka and friend went
10 the Twin Citiess the first Of the week.
They expect toreturnsin about q month
their way back to OREGON. i.
Guy Hunter. Of 1.-The Geo. Heaton Lun-
ber Co., left the past week fo Anoks,
Mimi, where Ms. Hunter and their
thsilrrI Two children have been d ssoane
lime. sSis5s sa
John Cell, the shoemakes5 &C New.
England, was in Dickinson az
HthesWeek. III. Ieportedsa bsdscondltion
rs the roadss;d . q! The rain 81 thsiveskl
before.
Carls Olson left Monday for Medora
aItor spending several days insthesfciIity
Mn. Little#came 81 frolnsfa ys-.
cite last Friday With Leo Holst.Shie
kretprned the following day inEiheL Little
aatp had az lsslocal garage
ee repairs
James aes5stbeerwsartsleftsthIsessw III ST.
Panl,r hs.res N eys specialist VIII treai
Ehisseyes: from thsaas hheexp,sckssac 4 4
asi,it hi brothes. SssvaEtt,#hh
EIaE2GS
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-01
Local News

.-h-- r. ..H.T 20
Miss Luella Lockerby of Bel6eld wa
tho guest OF Miss Helen Block over SUM-
day.
Nj. and Mrs. O. 8. Jahr are nicely
settled in rooms over the McDunald
dzuk store. 1y
Miss Elsie Vossbeck and her brother.
Albert were down from Beach Sunday
visiting friends.
Wanted-poeition az stenoerapher or
general Office work. Grace Robbins,
LIB. 666, city.-adv. ii-l-2p
Miss Helen Block expects her sister.
Miss Rose Mittas. from Antelope to
spend the week end with her.
Miss Helen lyksett Of Fergus Falls,
Mimi. arrived the past week to take
the position of st%enoerapher for the
RUSSELL Miller Milling Co.
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-01
BUSINESS LOCALS
Straw for Sale-50 eents a load. Glen
Cassidy. Dickinson.-adv. s-27-2mo p
gsleaa neasy aad kavs it on kaad
TT BUSINESS. SEQ Everett. +e-u

For screened Lehigh Ignite Bitumin
ous Coal and kindling, order from the
Consolidated Coal Co. Prompt service
and two thousand pounds to the ton
guaranteed. I2-o.tf
All kinds of ice cream at Olds' Candy
Shop-adv. 5l7.tf
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-01

subacibe for The Press
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-01
Savings h [: Costs

@ In:the;C Chalmers S7ppnooofactory economya of
production haIrbeens perfected IS il - other.
@8 PARTS makers profits have been SwsippEed out. by
making nearly everything nthsirSoR4 lhops.ssAl
save enormously in tools and machinery NsE
These are some ofthe reasons why, for#3aI7r
the Master "Six' lgives you features found b rs
other Car at the price: featuressthat nearly double
the slitesot the car; that hold down renewal and
operating costs almost to zero. ss s#
Roadster Z ss1t Sx Passenger xac7b
Four Passenger 217b Coupe - no
Five Passenger 2i75 LIMOUSINE 500
FULLY F. B. DETRp
Albodies Interchangeable. Five wire wheels SO EXTRA
The Dickinson press., 1913-11-01

y my s!tronla1T oelallIfnlas haxe beon
tsad &C. ~ Tor the Il astsFs 81.
S 81 sssonosst heyshallvosore-
atsdssEblsasltlrtntd g sllnoteoEsN,,,tlorltld
And tho ssnsSlalafIio "a ows
sr0ator asaHlthyiii668hsJo,a pn1 fhat evogs
aclaasnsoani ba0ssspIlirtiolvsioilnl-s NJ fSIacnt
vsrtsles-hy s1s tahlsS ~ I I! ll1s,Ls'a !:
sotfsry op ansasyswaxSto'
test thes0 soiaims:sa5wyallyII5teo Mnld,
so q i Z ssf1aall.eteslss1fho & syousself.
The Winslow mail., 1913-06-07
BuT.JuST THEN A STARTLlN ING THING n.
70 !Ml (roR Full PARTICULARS SEE NE>r
RARE ABILITY

EAkE ABILITY
Willie--Eaw. whas IS = stt
Gaw---AA statesman is poll
car talk Intelligent on schei
son.
The Winslow mail., 1913-06-07

OCTOBER 18TH IN HISTORY
October 30, 15Ao--HenrY VIII is badly
frightened by JACKIE Lantern
October %, aI60--Richard assael-s
his rccalcitrant furnace with g battleax,
The Winslow mail., 1913-06-07

!TA TE WINGS OF E WIND We Now HASTEN eAck To JAE PALACE
AND FIND THAT THE FIRST lOR OF the BATHROOM Is cA WORRIED
0NER TIE STeAMaE AND PE0loMeEh ARsEMcE OE ThE <AG
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-12
CHILDREN RUN
 FOR COUNTRY
ANOTHER CHILD CATCHES THE
 SCARLET FEVER.

A little child of Walter Johnson. the dredge man. has now caught the sea arlet fever and Dr. Sloan is in at :. tendance. MT. Johnson hns left for the Iditarod.
 Front street was pretty we'll de- serted by children today md probably will be deserted for some time until the danger of epidemic is removed. Several mothers have taken their children to the country to avoid con tagion. The Gilmore children are gone to Shovel creek. The Stevenson children have been taken 10 Little creek and the children of Dr. Chace are away up the beach. All the other young hopefuls have been imprisoned in their homes and back yards and all parts of the city seem to have been suddenly deserted by them. The city health officer, Dr. Mustard. intimatci last night at the city council meeting that the police should keep . strict quarantine and many of the heads of families have drawn the attention of the Nugget to the necessity for n strict Isolation of cases.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-12
INTENDING sTAMPEDERs
 WANT TO HEAR MORE

of the sixty stampeders required to make up the necessary number to go to Cordovn on the Corwin not half i dozen were prepared to take the chance at present. The cause of this Is that many who would 70 arc still sceptical about the stories coming from the Shishann. Some of tho men who speak about going say that even If the finds spoken of were made they are no better than those that nrc mnd' in spots in many mining districts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-12

The Victoria will arrive In Nome about Thursday. She will now. be- yond a doubt wait for the Herman which is on it's way down the river and on which Governor Strong is n rassenger. It is feared that the gov crnor will go out direct on tho Vic toria as he would have to remain fur the Senator until the end of the month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-12
NEW NURSE GOING TO
 THE CANDLE HOSPITAL

Miss Callahan is the name of the young lady who is going to take charge as nurse of the Candle hos. pital. She arrived in Nome on tho Victoria with Mrs. Tom Roust who Is going North to join her husband.
 John Murphy and Al Wrinkle are two CandIeites who will go North to- night after n pleasant visit for D pro lonCed period here.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-12
RECORDS
Power Of Attorney.

Hattie A. North to H. 4. Rowe Power to sell lot 1 block IF. Aug. 25, 1911.
 Deeds. Hattie A North to W. J. Rowe. lot block IF, Nov. 1. 1912. w. w. Gctchcil to J. W. Mcleod 1t al., ,,No. c below on Oregon creek. Aug. II. 1913.
 Marriage Certificate. Joseph Charles Vint to Armtnta Katherine Andrews. July 31. 1913.
 Location. Star Bench claim Peluck creek. Evan Jack, July 21, 1913.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-08-12

Word has been received that two high school teachers have been em- ployed for the Nome schools for the coming term. They are Miss May NJ. Chase and Edward w. Hilton. The former will teach music. German and English. and the latter will teach Latin. history. etc. unless other ar engagements are made. Neither of