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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15
JACK MeDERMOTyT MAY NOT
DEFEND COLE TITLE N l.

New York, N Y, Jan 15.-Jack Nc
DermOtt the first American to win the
open golf championship of the United
States, who has held the title for two
years, may not defend his title in the
open tournament this year When Nc
Dermott reached New York he learned
that the tournament had been set for
June at BrOokline.
Il guess that viii keep me out Of it,
as 1 expected to sail for England about
the middle of May" said McDermott.
By remaining for the tournament at
BrOokline McDermott would still have
time to get across the water and have
at least weeks practice, hat he de
clared that in justice to those who
were financing his trip 10 England he
ought to have more practice abroad.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15

manage the LduheC9 AoA e--~
next three years at a salary that makes
one gurgle and gasp at its reputed
immensity. Frank win be welcomed to
our city with open arms.
Chance will come here with an Op-
portuntty to make good that is seldom
furnished to even a successful baseball
man. He will have everything to gain
and nothing to lose, from the mere fact
that the team he is to take charge OF
finished in eighth place last season.
How many managers would jump at
such an opportunity for even less than
halt the salary that Chance IS to re-
cetve whatever that may amount to?
But again, it must be taken into
consideration that Chance, by signing
at the terms he is said to have done,
takes upon his broad and capable
shoulders a task that he is bound to
lind Atlas-like in its weight. He viii
be expected, not alone by his very lib
eral employer, Frank Farrell, but by
local fans, to show something. And
that something viii be at least to
shove the Yankees into the first divi-
sion IN the American league race
From eighth place to fourth is quite a
jump, but still 1 have the idea that
Chance can perform that feat But It
IS doubtful if any other man than
Chance can do it.
Deal n Master Stroke.
As business proposition the sign
ing of Chance was a master stroke.
The local American league club had
to complete some such deal They
We're forced to do it, in fact. They
had lost prestige year after year by
not having a capable manager. While
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15
ELECTRIC STARS
LOSE TO Y. M. G. A.
Association Men Keep Up Snappy Work
in basketball Games-Infantry
Wins From the c. A. A.


In a fast and snappy match the Y.
NJ c. a. crack basketball team proved
its superior playing over the Electric
Stars Tuesday night at the \. NJ z. a
by the score of go to 10. The match
confirmed the theory that practice and
coaching make the stronger team in
basketball. The Y NJ c. A. played its
usual steady game and the match
proved hardly more than tryout for
the City league champions. The game
marked the appearance or the reno
waited lineup of the Stars, who passed
the ball cleverly in instances, but were
prevented from scoring by the ,Iong
passing and guarding of the "H play
ers. c. Bowman played an excellent IN
divfduaI game and his basket work was
4 feature. He scored % points FOR his
team. Bryan was the score board for
the Stars, caging five field goals for
his five.
The second game was won by Com
pany II, 22d infantry, team from the
c y. a. by the score OF "a to -. The
experience and superior knowledge Of
the soldiers, coupled with their weight
advantage, were too strong for the e.
a. A, who showed a remarkable I'M
prOVement in their open play and pass
ing of the ball Adkins was chief point
maker of the c. A. A, being credited
with four field and three free throws
For the soldiers. Martin and Erickson
starred Martin trimming II baskets and
Erickson five.
Following are Iineups:
Y NJ c. A.-Evans and league, for
WdTuSs - DOW man. CGLALeAs II 49O " man
and Thomas, guards
Stars-Tatum and McKemy, for
wards; Bryant, center; Alberts and
Thomas, guards.
c. a. Adkins and Grady, for
wards; Moelich, center; Boat and Jones,
guards.
Company MARTIN and Meachin.
forwards; Erickson, center; Downing,
Darr and Rasmussen. guards.
The G. A. A and the Electric Stars
will meet at the Y. NJ G. A Thursday
night to play off the protested game.
In the second match the Rio Grande
Bank team will meet Company H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15
NEW YORK IS AGAIN
IN THE GRAND CIRCUIT.

Pittsburg, Pa, I5.-The stewards OF
the Grand Circuit have admitted the
Empire track of New York City to the
circuit and assigned the week of Au-
gust 25 for the meet surrendered by
MeadVille.
The stewards adopted a rule provid-
ing that If a horse wins three stake
races amounting to $4,000, it must
afterwards compete in class to which
it is eligible by the lowest record it
has made in any one of its winning
races. This rule does not refer to fu-
turtles for three year olds and under.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15
WEST POINT BASEBALL TEAM
WILL PLAY 23 GAMES

West Point, n. Y, Jan. 15.-The army
baseball schedule consists of % games,
all of which are to be played at West
Point. The schedule is one OF the
strongest in years, with the annual
army-navy game set for May 81. Two
new games on the schedule are with
Notre Dame and the Catholic uniVer-
sity.
Sam Strang. formerly Of the New
York Nationals, has been reengaged as
coach
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15
CnCnTsrE So WTTH snX.

Chicago, Ill, Jan 15.-Eddie Cicotte,
a Chicago American league team pitch
err has forwarded his signed contract
to manager Jimmy Callahan 1t had
been reported that CicOtte was holding
out for more pay. Contracts were re-
ceived at the local National league team
headquarters from infielder Jerry
Downs and pitcher ''Leftie" Liefield-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15

POINTS won, WlIIIam Jennings .,
Globe Mills /; high game, Byrnes 2O9;
high total, Nagle 526; strikeOut, ChenO-
weth, Bowman.
meet Tuttle's team in the Cactus league
and a good match is expected on &C
count of the rivalry between the teams.
In the Industrial match the L. ?. K 5.
". quintet viii clash with the Mine ana
Smelter team.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15
BISBEE, Y. NJ. c. A. FORMS
BASKETBALL LEAGUE.

Bisbee Ariz., Jan ia four team
basketball league has been formed at
the Y. NJ. c. A. Some of the best play
ers in the association are members
of the various teams and 1t is from
this league that the team that will
represent Bisbee in the southwestern
championship match at Ell Paso Will be
recruited. Two games will be played
each Saturday night, beginning with
next Saturday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15
Gossip About Sport Stars

A N offer of $4,000 for 16 minutes
n of work has been made to
4 = Frank Kramer, world cham
piOn bicycle rider. The offer came
from winter racing track at Paris
France, and Kramer has already left
for Europe. He viii make his first
appearance at that city on February s.
Jack Britton is still hurting chal-
lenges at Willie Richie for q cham
pionship match. Britton contends that
he has fought Richie before, and as IL
is easy for him to make 1913 pounds,
the required weight he thinks that he
is entitled to a match for the title.
The Cleveland Maps have signed
Nick CullOp, left-handed pitcher of
the New Orleans Southern league club.
It is reported that the managers of
several other big league clubs made
offers Of $4,000 end $4,000 for his
services. This addition now makes
four southpaw pitchers on the CIeve-,
land club.
Manager Hap" Hogan Of the Los
signed Larry Pape, a former pitcher
with the Boston Red Sox- Pape was a
substitute in the recent world series
x X Z
The Browns and Giants will not
meet In spring series at Waco, Texas.
This announcement was made by Man
ager John J. McGraw of the National
league champions, while in St Louis.
Johnny Billiter of Toledo, who re-
Gently lost the lightweight wrestling
title to Henry Wirth OF Chicago, viii
have chance to regain his lost lau-
rels January 21- The lads are billed
for a finish match on that date
George Davis, the veteran shortstop
who with Fielder Jones, Ed Walsh and
Billy Sullivan won bevy Of bunt-
ings for the Chicago Americans, Just
can't stay. out of baseball. He has
signed to coach the Amherst college
team.
John c. Martin. the shortstop OF the
Yankees, and Miss Myra e. Hinkle |
were married at Plainfield N J. The
grOOm's gift to the bride was a dia-
mond brooch.
Robert Austin. a freshman at Yves /
leyan university, is to leave college /
and join the pitching staff Of the /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15
OLD GUARDS FAIL
TO BREAK RECORD
Andreas's BOTvIers Win Match and Re
gain Second POsitiOn-The Millers
Lose to Jennings Quintet.

The records of the Cactus club re-
NAMED intact after the Andreas-Old
Guard match Tuesday night in the Cac-
tus league at the Cactus alleys.
Dummies are now becoming nightly
occurrences, on account Of the non
appearance of a player, and frequently
an outsider is substituted. By winning
this match, the Andreas team again oc-
cupies its old place as second in the
Cactus league column. Christie, of the
Old Guards, rolled high game and An
dreas bOwled high total Three of the
four points were won by the Andreas
team. taking every game, with the eX-
ception Of the first. Duck GOwan &C.
cupied the scorers stool.
The second division members also
had a dummy to content with, the
match being won by the William Jen-
nings team from the Globe mills. Three
of the four points were won by the
William Jennings quintet. ByrneS rolled
high game and Nagle bOWled high to
tai Strikeouts were credited to Cheno-
weth ad Bowman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15
BOWLERS IN THREE LEAGUES
ARR. E1UTEVRT.EE FOR PRVVl


The bOwlers' elimination contest, for
the bag and ball prize, allows all the
members of the Cactus, Industrial and
Shelter leagues to compete. High
totals in three game matches will
count only, practice and special match
eS not counting in the contest Any
member bowling in both the Cactus
and Smelter leagues will have his Gao
tus league total count only The con-
test began with the two matches Mon
day night and viii continue until Feb
ruary 20. At the end of the first week,
January II, the 10 low totals in the
Cactus, Is low totals in the Industrial
and 10 low totals in the Shelter
leagues will be dropped from the con-
test. On January p the p low totals
will be dropped and so on until Feb
ruary 20, when the remaining three
will roll a three game match, the high
total bowler to be awarded the ball
and bag. Manager Art Woods of the
Cactus club is the manager Of the
contest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15
JUAREZ RACE ENTRIES
FOR THU RSDAY, JAN. 16.


! First race, selling, tour year ODDS and
up, 1 mile-Gift 100, Palma 400, Delmas
los. Lambertha 105. GelicO los, Crex 1O5,
/ Stare los, Quick Trip los. Flying 165,
Californian lO5, Judge Walton los, Force
I los, Ben Uncas los.
Second race, selling, 3 year OIds, 5 II
/ fUrlongs- *101, King Stalwart
I 103, Kiva 1O4, Mercurium los, Wheeler
I 106. Stout Heart 112.
Third race. selling, mares, 8 year Olds
and NJ, IL rlOuES-SDrightly Miss
50, Gold Point *97. Mona CanOmann 106,
Coed 106, Marsand LOG, Beda @10I, Miss
Jean los, Elizabeth HarwOOd 112
Fourth race. purse. 3 year olds and
Up, furlong s-Pride Of LiSmOre 100,
J. B. Robinson 100, Florence Roberts
4 100, General Marchment 100, Cocksupr
100. Lucille Allen 103, Pawhuska 1O3,
Enfield 103.
Fifth race, selling. 4 year oIds and
up. 6 Ongs-Delena 103. Golden AG-
mes 103, ChanticlOr 10S. Venetian los,
Twickenham los. Native Son los, jim
L. los, COsgrOye los. Angelus los, Teddy
Bear los, Bob Lynch los.
Sixth race. selling, 4 year olds and
up. miIe-LOtta Greed "9S, Transpar-
ent 400, Lescar los. Shorty NOrthcut
100, Black Mate 100, Oswald 3. 109, Lit
tie Marchmont log.
tuesdays Results.
First race, 3 furlongs, purse, fillies,
2 year Olds; value SSOO-Gladys 7. (Bo-
suPerI (Henry) los. 5 to ?, 8 to 5. / to
g, second: Ya-Hy-Yip (Steele) los. Is
to I, ? to 1 show, third. Time, :35 3-5.
COnjury, Stella Ward Lennie d, Irish
Ann, Alabama BAN, Best Be, Freda
Johnson, ran.
Second race, 1 mile. selling, 4 year
olds and up: value S3OO-Jack Ellis
(Steele) 1O4, to 5, ! to ?, l to 4, won;
Zinkland (O'Brien) los, 20 to 1. TO ].
4 to l. second; Ben Uncas (Henry) los,
3 TO /, to show. third. Time, 1:42.
Pedro, Delmas, All Moon, COppers. The
Peer. Bonnie Bard, AragOnese, Origi-
nator, Barney Oldfield, H. Williams.
ran
Third race, 6 furIongs, ( years oIds
and up; value S3O0-Odelia (Carter)
loo, 10 to 1, to 1, to 1, won: Chas.
GOetZ (Gross) 1O3, to 3, to 3, 1 to
4, second; Acumen (Steele) 105, to 1.
Henderson, Golden Agnes, Princess IN
dustry, Sir Barry, Force, Lee Harrison
II, ran.
Fourth race, 1 mile. selling. handicap.
year olds and up; value S500-Puck
lMoleSworth) Jos, to l, to 10, 70 3,
won; Loween (Teahan) los, S to 5. to
10, / to 3, second; Gold of Ophir
0Steelel Jos, to I, 6 to show, third
Time, 1888 As. Melton Street, Love
Day, Dr. Dougherty. ran.
Fifth race, fUrlongs, selling, s year
olds and up; value S300-Sepulveda
(SielafO 100, s to /, to 1, to 5.
won; MimoriosO (SteeIe) 104. 8 to 2.
u to 20, I to 4, second; Parlor Boy
Time. 1:12 As. Lady Macy, Batwa. NJ
Cambon, ran.
Sixth race. mile, selling, year
olds and up; value SS0O--Orbed Lad
Il n. Eckert Child los, ? to I, 2 to ..
out, second; Lambertha (O'Brien) los,
20 to 1, to / show, third Time, 1:4O.
Stare, Harlem Maid, Marin, Sntrix, ran
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15
CHANCE EXPECTS TO PLAY
FIRST BASE WITH YANKEES

Los Angeles, Calif., Jan. 15.-Frank
Chance, the new manager of the New
York American league team, has re-
turned to his orange ranch at Glen
dora He said he would leave home
February 4 for New York and take
charge Of the Highlanders February 4.
was asked.
No" was the reply st expect to
play first base some Of the time. Chase
and viii alternate probably"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15
FERNS GETS DECISION;
SMITH IS KNOCKED OUT,

St Joseph. NO., Jan. 15.-Clarence
Ferns, Of Kansas City. was given
decision over Charles Pierson, of Den
yer, after Is round bout last night.
For ten rounds Ferns was apparently
under cover. Both did some clever
fighting.
In the scheduled Is round 90 be-
tween Charles AarOnson, of Kansas
City, and Soldier Smith, of Fort Leav-
enworth, featherweights, Smith was
Knocked out in the 18th round.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15

Washington American league team
mnen the SQUAD goes south. Austin's
nome Is at Corning. n. Y.
President MN r. ~. c,,..-.
club. has signed for trial a Cbicago
Stewart. '---eO = mas
=
less willard, the Texas cowboy
4edIy weight is in bad with the New
ork boxing commission stems MAJ,
Ee tdhen 10 bar Willard from any box
ttIis CIuDs IN that state on account of
NJ non-appearance for a scheduled
49, aI MlI4 'One-Round" Davis, at Buff
80, n L, on New Years day. His
aSSLus5l to appear before the Buffalo
Gtuo mas brought about a clash with
the boxing commission.
o, tommy Burns heavyweight
,,l - ~ pIo-l OF the world, would like to
manage Pal Brown, and it is not i'm
p-ODdole that an agreement viii be
Iedched between the two. Burns has
slated mat he viii spend $4,000 in
SStunS Brown to the top of the light
WelSht division and guarantees to have
- 80. meeting all the best boys in the
iiSI DIVISION within a years time
EDDIE Collins and Jack Barry, con-
SSIlueTed the better part of Connie
I-acA great Athletic iufield. have re-
NIneu their signed contracts for the
coming season. They did not make a
demand for more money.
Mike Donlin has asked permission
from! rom manager Doom of the Phillies.
mat ne put off his time for reporting
uhtll March. Mike explained that his
theatrical engagements would keen
~ MN busy up to that time Manager
Dooln has announced that there prob
IDLY viii not be more than % players
IN the Philly squad when it leaves for
the south. Pitcher Chalmers wrote
10 Doom announcing that he would
sign the contract at the figures Of
Tered, but pitcher Marshall added to
The troubles of Doom by writing that
ne would not sign his contract at the
figure offered.
x
Are there any twirlers today who
would stand the gaff and be willing to
throw q games in row in order that
a pennant might be cinched2 This was
done by Charles RadbOurne, while with
Providence in 1854 The beauty of the |
deed, OF deeds, was that he won 20.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15
MANDOT IS MATCHED TO
HIIEET TOMMY lLI-R PLY |

San Francisco, Calf, Jan. 15.-Joe
Mandot- OF New Orleans, and HARLEM
Tommy" Murphy of New York, are
matched for a 20 round battle to take
place in the DAILY City arena Febru-
airy p.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15
ANERICAN WINS R.Cr

Berlin. Germany. Jan. 15.-The Aus
tralian-American team. comnosed Of
JACKIE Clarke and Fred Hill. won the
SIX day bicycle race which ended last
night Stol and Miguel finished sec
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15
RED SoX SELL LARRY PAPE.

Boston, Mass. Jon. 14.-Larry Pape,
for the last two years a member Of the
Boston American league pitching staff
has been sold to the Buffalo club Of the
International league.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15
sToRER TO PILOT HARVARD.

Cambridge, Mass, Jan. 15.-RObert
5; p Storer, of this city, has been
versity football team for 1913 Storer
has played left tackle for two years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15
ADAMS REFORMATION
Tales Told At the Ringside
Bv w a. PheIon
By w. A. PheLon

ADAMS middwegh field
AZ lasted performer.
along with the
passed possible There
follow
l. baler
he after
Naturally this couldn't
their
narrowly sparg partners
look Of anticipation Adams intensely stewe spicate
his cobblesone
small barrel fell the
a
collecting safety prize
started Al Adams Adams
Bancroft quickly
somebody flash pocket Adams
CHASTITY, stared around the
"Take lie
I'VE
Shiny
replied dream
floor,
apparently
steamng
standing
Adams with another fngu yT rushed the vanished
hatles the
to be IN the AT11yno
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15
SLOsSON INCREASES LEAD OVER
NaNTADA II RILLIARD MATCH

YANIADA IN BILLIARD MATCH.
St Louis, Mo, jan 15.-George Slos-
mazda. in the second block of the 24OO
point 1872 ball1line billiard match bv
defeating the japanese 400 to 29S, max
ing the total score Ior the two nights
uIav 500 to 654 High runs: SlOssiD.
100. Yamada. 70. Averages SIossoD
- lis Yamada, II 9-17.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15
Australians Are Eager For Baseball


Three Leagues Organized n Sydney.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15

John c. Martin. the shortstop OF the
Yankees, and Miss Myra E. Hinkle
grOOm's gift to the bride was a dia-
mond brooch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15

Robert Austin, a freshman at Yves
leyan university, is to leave college
and join the pitching staff Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15
Chance Has Hard Task With the Yankees
in Winning
New Management
GAM pANE-
By SAM CRANE.

FEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Now that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15

manage the Yankees for tn
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co TO THE NORTH POLE eAFsfY for the Hest br~A& sHA RAStrS ThS onIy co+FH- HAus~ Ih tn4Sn.
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TIr& kuaRet will pFlnt your RkA' tTonAry al r1AsoH nbIs prIOAA pn RGori nptiez
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jTIlSON SNUBS
 SNOB0CRACY
.,,,osss Ssrsi7s.

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CHURCH sEhYIcE6.

St'Tif+s "lIl be conducted Ionnnr- rnT Ar rhr Congregational vhurch. J0bn rar@4is. minister.
 :Slsf11,- achnnl al Il Il. m. TSHle stsdy cIhBHrs rnr all, Addsees bp pastor,
 nr'NIiuu' Iure,lng nr rar,allun Halu"a'pr nt G;aG in lecture rnnr Fn'iic worship nj s'clEk. Rrlsr eelFl"e of RonE TLs rlulr wi,I render nn Hnta"m, "II3. Sly ShepllenI Is nI. iIHG.''
 Si'hJ'rl nf s,1-lLau "I.f%'s Hard WHy"
 l1tlY'T strgire Wednesday, evening. Ladies' Aid meeting Tuesday after. nhaI. Official board meeting Tuesday PvCnjuX.
 . We have some prime chuekE of hsef S~hieh We gre closing 0uH at ;zI-ze psr pound. JuEt the thing Fnr the camp or family. Phone Red 70 |.
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HHhhsr Stamps +hAaS St ths Nupa.s niFins
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sULzER FIRES
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HAN WHO SAID HE WAS OFFER
 Ko kRi EE LOSES JOB.
,L,;I rusp&s 84rvlO~

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 auaeels aH1rh 'inftnr |" l;iT"StIEa- ubs into Gle t!.ks ':r Thu" sl-iIt LEG T, ThaE.z IHEyrss IuIc,nd -NuIhul hsd ,Esred rin. {gr.0th Ir L"rlur" TInw I1e.
 auLhuI rnlIIIarks'lIS Il. l:I'I rIla un'i lhs eornrnHr made LIL iit"*llSHtl". rkieh led him I.' rt.i' 'rT'tl.'s:.H tlIpI Huppzl had He'd.
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REPRESENTATIONS or vcrEaa.

Sct1ce ia hqraby given That the reg 1s:ratInh poll Looks are now upAn ai the oihes nf the City Clark. in tho City linIl 1suildihs. ccrnAr of Huutsr wAs aud Front strshr, Npirc. MaRls, and all cLlIEsns of ths United RfRtss 0i these who have declared thalr lnteu- tipuz t1 bucosrs snch. %r1sn Fsaiha |lin. in Lhr Incorporated limits of fine rcTt of Nome. are entitled to register and vote at the coming Municipal electI0H tu bn ti<ld on April lat 1e1&
 ". N EDDY.
 City Clerk. Dated this the 18th day of FehruaTy 1918.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-01
peatHIE FIRE 1Do MILES LONG.

PINE REnt+t:. TnIiAn t4FE,I. S- IL A prll;sif fire WtitlI -'Isenurl | ss0tjon rf country ceH 3:ru,iII-I miles 'cur una l.n nIIE<G ViI,.. lrI1It nree te Sioux rcS-rSatlm Sul ;lIt'IT. !n..,c Swh At TtIIIR 'rwl is TtEpu!,.l %ntir:;y iesGrnYsd aaa enErIs IT lI..TilrEIda3+-a reFe burned nilt, I'm Fi:Hl $,.licn Il tustt %ST< burned.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-01
PORTLAND MAN
 MEETS DEATH
w A. ICELAND A PROMINENT
 LAWYER KILLED.
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 PORTLAND. Feb 2s--W. A. Gle. "na' nfuinineEt lawyer ur thIE o,,Y was ksllsd Yesterday by the unsstt,ru or H'1 automobile in which he rzz rId'tIS- The auto wA5 being LrLven q, ''T' l'mr bf lT, F. !. Wiley, veil knnwn physician.
 In" loct"F T'aE the Iirai io nro. n"TnGt Ills ccrapaninn dead. He 1, H"w sunerihE aHpsreEy frnm the thought df 1hr occurrence hut he va. il"r I'EyEirRliY 1nJured.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-01
EAGLE CARD PARTY
 CHANGED TO MARCH ts

Thc date pIlbtIshetl in the h, osram at th' srHnd EoEic entertninusnr and moving pIuturc shuw ta ,r@ hrlL Sat . urlaf eTfTinE ut rEe EaxLc hall ca tu 'hc ser"nf "Atd game rs the sst!cy "itr'h I. has hecn cancelled The nt3t $Afn1 wilt Le glren Tn 1rIroh IS.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-01

M u' heai an Indian boy bs. came snsrnundtd In the mjts, n, ID aH'~s' y. B. Brown or va,enttn,. N,n "'ppca " Wet Llunkrl around ids '"'dS A''d drsrs his .,usarnohtlr ,hrons,, /" snH+t "f nan'cs n wl,erc ,ue b,, ath"d and r%sc uel hIm
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-01

WE wI SAFs yVu the time and trouble cf writing the local nswn ia fnur Friends "n the cuts4ds. by mali Ing the Nome Weekly Nugget to auy address in the states fer 30 caurs Der month
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-01
Ar rhE NEW EAALE-

Old L4~is Hantar Eye ah6 thA FA- NrAus A+hs+ssh Bourbon ~hlp*trs- Distilled spring 1eD4-1p1s bsuaHt tn bond and reduced to % DOT Dsht by U. 8. reVernmsnt, hy ths bDttlS rr pnIl8r.