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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-29

BILLY" Myers, who for the past sew
en- years has been connected with the
MetropoIe hotel In one way and anoth-
er, his last employment being that of
night clerk, has left to assume the du-
ties of clerk at the Palace hotel at
Crookston, Mimi, and he and his wife
take with them the best wishes OF a
host OF friends. billy" started to work
in the Met as a bellhop about seven
years ago and has been climbing the
ladder upward all the time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-29
Blood Humors

Commonly aus pimples, boils, hives,
eczema or salt rheun, or some other
form of eruption; but sometimes they
exist in the system, Indicated by feel
ings OF weakness, languor, loss OF ap.
petite, or general debility, without
causing any breaking out.
They are expelled and the whole sys.
tenn is renovated. strengthened ana
toned by
Hoods SarsapaYiNa
Get 1t today in usual liquid form or
chOcolRted tablets called @~aFsatasss
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-29

Copyright by Harris e. Ewing.)
Mrs. John Hays Hammond, wife
of the famous millionaire mining
engineer, has been entertaining
Mrs. Grover Cleveland and Mrs.
Benjamin Harrison at her Wash
ington home. In the photograph
Mrs. Hammond is shown in the
dress she wore at the coronation
of King George v, which she at
tended with Mr.. Hammond, who
was appointed special ambassador
by President Taft to represent
this country at the ceremony.
Mrs. Hammond is a very popular
figure in society. and is greatly
admired for her many charming
qualities. She has been into the
wilds of South America and South
Africa with her husband, and when
MIR. Hammond was i'll and under
sentence Of death for his activi-
ties al the time Of the Jameson
raid she nursed him back to health
and helped in the fight to free him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-29
T. NORTHERN.
In E0ect Jan. 5, 1913.

East Bound Trains.
Mo. 2 Oriental Limited. .....12:45 a. m.
sNo. i2l. Moorhead Northern. $3.50 a. m.
EMO. IA, via Breckenridge. 1:46 g. m.
u. via Fergus FalIB..... T:56 a. m.
No IO'' via Breckenridge. ...10:00 p. m.
No. 40. via ST. Cloud. .11:20 p. m.
West Bound Trains.
No Q. G. F.-Wtnnipeg. ,..... 1880 q. m.
No. 90, G. r. fast train. 6:19 a. m.
EMO. 1ss. Aneta Branch. ..... GAS a. M.
No III, G. r. Local. ........ 2:40 p. m.
No. !, Oriental Limited. ..... Sis p. m.
Trains Arriving.
cite up for the mighty
sNo, 400, Aneta Branch 49,. S:o5 p. m.
No. II. 81. PAUL Fargo local. $3.50 p. m.
sNo. "a, Fargo via Breck.... $3.50 p. m.
%No. 1870, Fargo-Crookston.. $3.50 p. m.
Except Sunday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-29
In THE HOTEL LOBBES

Police Magistrate Miller has coined
a new word, as he says it is the only
word that will correctly describe q
disease with which he say a mar was
afflicted who appeared before him one
morning recently. The word is
"footitis."
The mans name was Salem Brown
and he claimed to hail from the coun-
try about Fergus Falls, Mimi, and he
had been intoxicated when he was
brought in.
He wasn't fully recovered in the
morning as he stood before the bar of
justice, for his head was aching and
his eyes were bleary and bloodshot and
his breath was hot.
The judge gazed down at him a mo-
ment and was about to make a remark
when the prisoner remarked politely:
win you please get off my foot?"
There wasn't a soul in the room ex-
cepting the tall sergeant and he was
sitting at the other end of the court.
Then the judge saw the man was
standing with one foot on the other.
This was explained to the prisoner and
the judge started the case by asking:
did you or did you not know you
were going to get full" but he got no
further for the ma again said:
IT wish to the lord you'd keep off my
with his extremities. The court used
the familiar old expression:
"Uncork, there, you uncork," but as
the fellow slowly removed n foot
from the other and started to say
something, the magistrate remarked:
Hes too drunk for a hearing. A
man who can't tell when he's standing
on his own foot, is non compos mentis
and back to the 'bullpen' with him. He
has the footitis."
F. F. Teachout, the man with the
cute baby, who makes his home at the
Waldorf, was making a trip through
the northern part of the state in the
interest of a baby food in which
he is interested, and he remarked that
business was picking UP all along the
line. II was up to Grand Forks a few
days ago." said he. and let me tell you
that the second largest city in the state
is humping herself somewhat in the
way of business. / have travelled over
a good portion of the state and nave
four or Ave men working under me and
I a say that business il 100 per cent
better than 1t was a few months e
and the best part OF it Is that 1t keeps
increasing all the time. We find our
business uOlQS NICELY duQ i nave tdlk-
ed to many travellers who are saying
the same thing. / look for even bigger
business as soon as the spring opens
up"
s.. r. Halpen Of Hebron was q bust
ness visitor to the city a day or two
ago and was g. guest at the Waldorf.
our town q the greatest brick
works in the state" said he, and I
want to tell you that ] can see no rea-
son in the world why the people of
North Dakota should go outside of the
state for brick at all. Take our big
plant and the one at Dickinson and
we ear supply all the needs of the state
in our line for years"
Billy Myers, who for the past sew
en- years has been connected with the
MetropoIe hotel In one a and anoth-
er, his last employment being that of
night clerk, has left to III the du-
ties of clerk at the Palace hotel at
Crookston. MINI, and he and his wife
take with them the best wishes OF a
host OF friends, BILLY" started to work
80 LT az - o nrL-A#t-LL-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-29
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DIR. A. P. JOHNSON
ID E N r 8 IT

Licensed to practice dentistry in
Maryland April 8, 1897.
licensed to practice dentistry in
Minnesota April IL, 1898.
Licensed to practice dentistry in
North Dakota Nov. 10, 1887, GA
cense No. 17S.)
Graduate Of high standing (class
of 1S97) of the Baltimore College of
Dental Surgery. This 10 the Oldest
and is today the highest recognized
dental college in the world.
Office, 50S N. broadway
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-29
and Teddy visited relatives IN Rr;t.
ton last Saturday ana S,na.a

N~Nuy FA5LtbU TSIaLIVeS m Rrits
ton last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. p. ID. Holmes and daughter
Lee visited relatives in Britton last
Saturday and Sunday.
MRS. w. F. Ladd is slowly recover
ing from her recent illness.
hed Acre Farm. a play presented Nv
hutland amateur, last SATURDAY.
evening at the operahouse was rnuch
enjoyed by all who witnessed it. This
y the second time the Rutland people
OF which have been very good CIR n
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-29

McCiusky Gazette: The once cat
forgot to drain our engine last Satur-
day evening and the water in the
phool thing stiffened during the night
causing the outside of the top jacket
to gently bulge outward. Its capacity
was overtaxed and she busted We
kicked the towel sky high, tore the cat
off its hook, swore at the glue pot and
tipped the divil into the mixing foun-
tain--and finally got somebody to fix
it that knew how.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-29

Tribune made a contract with q casu-
ality company to pay him a bonus of
1920 If he did not use the benefits of
the company in ten years. Mr.. John
son stuck to his job every day during
the ten years and now that he is ready
to draw his reward, he finds the COM
pany has been absorbed by another
which is trying to avoid payment OF
the bonus johnson will take the case
TO court.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-29

Luck McCarty, the former Fargoan,
now champion white pugilist, has at
least one good attribute. After he had
made q success himself, he wrote to
E. G.. Biddinger, a former Fargo laun-
dryman who had spent a lot Of money
trying to, get McCarty up to the top
and paid him what he had advanced
and made him his press agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-21
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

AN INVESTMENT THAT DOES NOT
FLUCTUATE.
PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE NOTES.
Amply secured upon conservatively valued
and improved District of Columbia Res Es-
tate Interest on investments collected and
RENTED without charge to investors
Notes from $3.50 and upward Write for fur
Their information.
REAL ESTATE TRUST COMPANY.
1414 r ST NV,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
GILMORE TWINs WIN
 Ih SEATTLE coNTEsT

George and Howard Gilmore, twin .ons oF EomAs mayor. wun hrst pCIge ;n B, twin Hhuw which vas rOcsntly concluded ky ihe Seattle Pcst''ntra- ,igrnccr.
 John Ncstor entered the yoIns 4'1 . more cont sHtan.s and Che Addrrss t". ,hen v1s his own Seattle onH \ clirpins truM thr roEt lnt]nissRoet T. n;ch hns arrived contains tn" p's' ,,.rpe of tho twins and some Of h7fr unsuccessful cornrsdtcFH'
 The photographs l'y which 'nO 0- ..,.,Aoelpa uf rhe tUius w+rE FotoEnize were taken. by inc way. by q Nolns firm lha 1.cHrcn Br23-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06

I[n Uas h,ru it. idSG uIh catered f4Il- w.ly' s.1rsIr nnlil iLc entered the ser rIcc of inc Order ut RaH~Ey CrndnC- Iors at America, Ur which hc becana Eraud chief cnnductnr. which noEltion hr allll hoIdE.
 He was q mcmbrT Of ih+ roumH' . sion appointed by President RnoseVelt il; IaDa ta IdItT7nins GIe issues snFolv- yh iu the strike cf EnLtFarite miners. Itr Is also .L member ur the executive rntnnnitt%e vE ths national eirie fcd- rraIinn. His lsno~ ledge oE railway mali ara ;s credited as the cauN or hia rro1nrliVn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
GEORGE bIAMoMp FOR
 PANAMA coMMIasIohER

Csuor;e III1mcnd wAE rccpmnct'n~n fnr commissioner from tIaslsa tn ths PaI1aua exposition al s meeting nL Ieino Eu !, PIorceEs 1f Ahska. iusf night. James Of Fairbanks i5 tue othEr nnan recommended. EE% lHil"r wAa r+EaInMLended several T"'Hs is:1 by the rphiic tnhies If l'E Tanul'a ftty. RecanL nEwHP%refs IG nand tnT1A Fairbanks publish extracts rem tho NnEEet to aHuw that S0me fen nst.Izah the proEtesIvA mpve Fnade bS ll,e people of tne Tanana valley ih getting first iEIu the field At the Esua1c naesttng las. night thE Pl.lnecrs decided to rerutnuncnA to inc gnttfI' reent the huIld!nK of T hrcak watsr at N9tAr,
 MT. DiAmunH has alrf7dy secured tut. endorsement of citizens rt all klnIls far his anpciMtnlent
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06

nl3ttee and i. .. Kennedy ia on the cprernittee on mining.
 DrtuHuIc HtGk%rshAn1 arrived to-day for IhA Erzt r1uA since tEe npCuiuE of th% lsxislniuTe- His tiraL anr waH to AddrsFs beth huuscs in joint seasiun.
 If ssams uUL In lEe quite understood yrt shat the reai uoHCrS 0t ths hoa3 .Eil bs- ~ ErSa- n0W very great differ cnres ui opinion exist ;ls tn whether ilsf legislature can act an Important mnlsnros or mi. hut the rarinIlH com. n,itteea appoLnt'h %i' probably E1GEc il :hcir fr-s. hury e. aHcHrtaia what cuu Iaalsy hs done,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
SONORA CALLS TO ARMS
 MEX|CANS REVOLT AGAIN
anaeisI Nuan+t B~r~Ica.

&nseiaI Nugget B%r~Ica.
 TUCSON. March s.-m~e mra A"H"R is in the ihfoeS of R real revo- iutIun ana the sams old Story of l.Eoot ""'l hElttinG ftlust he rontinu4aL
 rrsl"idNy gh+ uuREreas of the atate hf s"nTA rCpudAted formally he gcy- "rnncnL "f G4nerLa and issued Il call 10 Arms. This call wAs made shly arsrr it lad heen asrsrtaIncd that Ihe r+nntA were Fully dezircua af rcvultlne "nd fmIlS prepared b take tlue field.
 The HnpIEIlion nt the state zmnsnih :" HGarly A quarter Of a million pa>- I'" nt1lTty al "f whom Ars Aa.d to be rh1rflS opposed to the new aarnlAis- ;rALEnli, 11w beKiEHlne uf hsEeliRiaS
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06

aAN ANTONIO. ,hstrh s.-Emtliu Naderc. brvIhHt of the late nresidAnt 1R reported to nave I.tch hled In hat llc near . plsce called Rpda. He was arconmpaTiAd lIy hIh uther brother, RaoaI. during the Esht but the latIer c1eanAd un lrUTsebdSck.
 Al T0rrEnn hN was Joined by an- other hrutheT named Gabriel and both AtU now tIlgitlrr$ t0Scth@s. All EhA members Of the tnmily Are nn% htr4v 'nE hard to -aisr th. pecrIe oaoe again :lGAinst the Hu4TtH dissatisfaction
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06

sllGreH that Hany attempt tp bring thA spEer umcnt troops inh' Ih% State of S5Ghr1Ia nIlI ne resented. An prepEr- cd to defend tue state With ny life"
 Iris state n1ay ncw. lherrfure, be regarded as it TAr ~itil the resE Of iIsr republic au1 preparations Arc al ready going forward ia organize strong fighting force. The secsderH hope tc be IlbI2 to ufaiJte thu A1d 1t MHaeriets Ln other parts of LIIe ClIiIi- fry and MexiCu Thhy rf regarded As being confronted with cuiLdltsonz which :re At least uz bad I.s ever
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
:nttisI NuaSSt ssrueA.

:nttiAI NuaS&t ssrTeA.
 JUNEAU GArch 5.-Thc EtnndinE earniLrucs 0f Inc senate were ap- ppiniea today hy pres1dent Ray. FL wood EruRer is apptntcd 9h inc atITn . IuI!ce cn taxaIiun tonTAd Breeding ta nlemher 0f inc hnsnUe comrnItteA. Thrse two nt~ regarded zk the most IKnortaAt Of ths, .HbmsRittRG& .,- u .-
 Tho spc,,lsrr or Inc b1slse also ap nu.nfed hlE comnirt%ea thts HfternpuM. Thomas EEEney E1t rF0c m the gontniIiee on labor. Frank Alarigh Ia m ris committee on institutions. Charles 1cHes is olL the roads cnm
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06

io surrender.
 After the surrsnh1r IL war found iIIall the sJIriSon md people oI ths city had hecn ee6pc@d tp the post friEIu'ul state hY lake of food and HIp- rIL+s of ;IaI ElHda. Ii w7as lusrncd thu dssras~ ilEo hld ET%H,rd ilIn most IT EhIfuI havoc pnd thut deQths had hRcu mourning HL I r1n*t awful rate fNE scIreaI nnoHIhA
 1He cNpturz dt Jauinz by the Greeks is tS,e fulfilling nf the RnEitlnn which hos oYcTmnst+ref O1rcrr sIr>% ts z~-
 r.nrr,I .tS lndcpennrncf. Ia thr uEcT
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
eREEkS WIN GREAT VICTORY
 AND CAPTURE 32,Ooo TURKS

th+ sams province hut the TUrks rom ulctylY defeated tue !nva6era
 The Greeh army al hst accounlh TGs preparing lo 1iIter u,E clty in tr!- rn1Nl. ssme tIne ago the Turkz aryvc the Gr..eks away from tue walls hut the besiax4sA rssAIAed the lost xround Nnd have zucc invested the city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
WILL RELIEVE
 THE DEADLOCK
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COM
 MIrTEE TO ACT ON ILLINoIs.
apssiRi kAaast 9aFwssN-

apssiai k1HSst ess~ssN-
 RARHlNG1TtN. T. C.. EIarrh 6-- .A sernurratIc riLu;us nf thG IeAnsrs or th,. I,arsr hIVR decided ir rur up lI tht4 n..tIhnaI tHmmlttsc ire tslsk o1 tEyin" id e1d the deadlock. IM Illinois ru ! In HaE TJHmpahIrc.
 The difficulties hcEsitIns the ef9rf1 tu Mam. I'nItei states senzsurR fr1EL ihsse staLeR scrH 10 he altogether 1T, su surulunItabIe. 1t vAH thCrEht that fhs z1ertIen or James IIln1i1tpu iSswla in Illinois Tas surH. Int it scemR tn Fs as f;tr off as hrcr.
 The nuliunal committee will EtT1sS- lily mrt aR HnD.I nR the uLamhSrH can he bruuGilt together.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
GETS MONEY PAID
 FOR 2. Nj. 8WAN70N

Tho mcney put np by citizens %I Nome RoIne Trnfs ago 10 meEt n a1ioTt- aEs ln the restotiarA funds duriIlE rgasnns sttT swnHtHn's time was ts- turned m tlLIs HraiL The t1ioAsy HfIs 1tsct by &~anton Id pay for c1trza clerks during rLsh ilnLcs hut tho Koi- ernrgen. HuHd him and the money %aa ,unds gnoh by ihe cItizens.
 Tbduy Joe Ecnrden Fetelted q ntlRcE fDt the SlGo F1s adfahcfd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
aceslaI Nugget asrvEes.

Special Nugget asrvEss.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Mzrch +,- TInIeEn Jennings Bryan. serrstlTy 0t state. nfArcssra lils Ender secretaries loday.
 He told them ihat hu T5E unabtE at khas tlme io diacLAAs rlIE question nf the tenurc uf the!r nf1ccs aa that would ha a matter BeGGrncA by future AevelcrnleHt altogether.
 rAfy S%n tenrre Is brIat." he <Hlh ,aud Cha stUkcrMers waB at once Rnatch- sd m at.d gent thrluKlluAt tllE crun-
 
 try BE ls is,takeh tp moan that he !d1eS not intend to te1rlnin permanently nH
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
anssiaI Nug7Et 3erTics.

anfs1aI HuHaW "Vs'
 ATHENS, March |. "C7rer.e iS wild rith JDy cuddy 6E<r IIS. news nt great ,r,sulph uT rlie Errc.. i,r.uv H!.i. h h:F csrtufEll inc city It JdI''lh unu tlll rE prier1ers uf WAT ihr Th,iI% Turkish fgrce os S2.oae unsll.
 The E1Et ssIAI Errr+alcrcd YrstErtlnY Iu fhs Ire nf the Greek hltitfirS :'I'd seEeTe kke assaultH ns J+r<rE InE1rrry. The Turkish rctT.tnplHlcl' lulIr'l IF inn- and luck of spppliss md hc sert word under 6ae cf iT.acr thar hr Was ready
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
COMMITTEE EXAMINES
 SUFFRAGETTE RIOTS

g, el' occurred at Hn inauguration and ir wilt be nTUhrd ii All iis details.
 'rhn Ercar hndy nf inc citizens nT: incnlIEnh beyond measure 1i thc thnrTht Ihnt Entn%t: Ahnrld hR tc inrrFd the ErGut day into sCeucH 0f rirt. lsut others hel'rta tEnt thc rl'1 wHs unnecessarily rough
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
32,000 TURKS SURRENDERED
AL+ ARE REhoMINATEc
.-.:i.I lupgst Service

s.t1rarOS, D, C.. March 6.- I" .,sd The rcn,'nIirHtlpE hr- ..AssarY unh'r Fl ne" admin SD'' Inc ofIrlSt complexion 1E thf 4..e h,InG gnppraeI u hnI% an +,, hr chinErSl %'ltt, Ihr Op' .as- or inc government.
 -. -a.onill1Linn r'f a:I ir'mt speaA-
 a.r,p cun nrrdly l'E T'r"rhf+I na
 .,,r ncre Lhan In'tT'n' th t'tm .s-. xuT,. nf thril I':"".s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
cHAlLEHazs FOR ....

ss.c.,l k.teos sefs'$e
 Inx1,0E, SrAr-h ,i.--The R"!-.Il l1- ... vAeht CluI, has rlIIlbfIGgN ih' ,.u..A susIAa r.I .t rrFa"E HT rh'F'G T''r .A. .,.erSr, ,'up tu lH. Ea-i in 1974-
 rne Reyai E'lst"r f;"'lu 'ln'' i* "He 1wheh sn ThmInns [iI'IIII ls i mem tu. The challenge sc'' ';"" h"S HIS fulJ szHcl!nn-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06

FERN flSIL1-0. SonoIv. March S. GpVGrnpr PASnnira annnsrced today thai tlI" SIRts ot Sonora has rnw Re. netiUd frnCn the grveCnmeut If PTcsi dent IIuuIla Ilnj that fl must be laII- slfcred aa n s~naTnir country from rhlA lime forward.
 He issued Il iItJrlrTnaIiUu which de-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
COLONEL PERKINS
 la PRESIDENT

Colonel William T. PsrltLns. iormcr- ly If Tnn1r, NaH +lertrd breEIdent Uf the AEtEISH Burrau nf the 3hftllA Chamber nf Commerce lasl month. During ttrc prcslhcney 1r J, F. Chll- torE, Perkins was rice-presIdant.
 ]. q Tang wHH elected yIcn -HTssl- deHt,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
SrseGsI NT get 6sr*i<S.

WASHINGTON. IT, c., MArch e."' 6ena tors Jonts, Dillingham; Ind Porn . creme have bean arniutsd on thc rom mitler lu investigate the cause nf tht dIsnrdcra which rcELlist in the k'cuk- Ing ur nf the suTraGcttc narnde un Inauguration day.
 The affair iH LnnsIdnTsd to have baGn
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
scorrIsH RITE SOCIAL.

There will he r snniaI, under ths auEptceH nf Ehe Scottish Rite Club in Mascp1t Temple. Friday 0verlRg. at s::sc Srinrk. IEil Masons and thSiE ladies frLenAs invited. |
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06

which they acanAA dI having murdered the Iuit preEidrns
 They EonTn0nd G hrGe circle at a1- hgcrnta 1winE principally 'H their wealth hII nHS uT LhAir suppDrturs har@ lad frlr driven inlu thEIn by Hue uumerctfut LreatmPnr meted ont by 'It@ TIUata party.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
TAHoMA COMBS TO
 RERIMG SEA IN APRl
EpAniaI Nuugzk 8sFvIvA

SEATTLE. Nnrch k.-Tha revenue -1Itt1r 1hhunIa wllI anil for BerIne sAH on AuriI go and will proceed Ms Tar gnr,h HE It tA deemed safs fu En. ThH tinal prII~rs for her departure wAfs re- ceITed today.
 The saiIihT If the ship tar Ehe north ,tt GhIa t,Tnc is \ u+w AArarture and is snnanI tU Iiiae a tcBt 0f conditions tos Fminlr trIl.la in That direction.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
CLARK HEADS
 INTERSTATE
NEW MEMBER OF COMMISSION BECOMES ITS LEADER
 QUICKLY.
sp$eial Nuosst Eersies.

WASHINGTON. lr. I@., Marrh G. . ''ssr E Clark If IHEil. HlIo wu: up- I"Hes' rest crci.ly Il u"nIhrr ni +lIc iu- ''@@s tSnEnrrra conm !ssinn. lins T'H EcA rlFsl@d It's rhnirn1s.
 "lsFE is 2 rsii~ily rontI:Htor and is ~ uescrlL4d in aIl refnrstIrca Io IIlEn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
JUNEAU COMMITTEES FORMED
 THE JOBS NOME MEN GOT

lI4EeEItI+. WrcLscI SlIam. 1t ia thought UiII act HE mnrn as pUszdbls l1 ths .npaeiIr nr attnrutY EAnsraL and will E;yr rrnm EmN La timv his intcrprEtA- tim of Ll,A clauses of the bin Ior ths guidance nf thh leKisi@LurS
 The ApT,nnunanL nf the cuDln1itrsss clonTs rho WHY fnr thu real work of lOgt4lMtiUEL. The mcHIhArs al Ea6eh VETO au.ssinteh according tU what the speaker aDd president heEtEHed to be Ihc1r iIese known field.
 
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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
WAAkEh MINs.

Harry Walker hesE Dan Jonra 'all evening by Sl 10 ift ii1e three rSi*li- Innsd tnnrranAent at ths Lobby.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
BRYAN SAYS TENURE
 OF OFFICE IS BRIEF
sF1tH secretary.

sr1tc secretary.
 The deciHicn of the president to let ululI sErretaIy conduct without hind ra,ce lhA nnnits of hIs dsrarLment n7%anE th1t Mr. riTyNn will re&lS he in charge of inc foreign policy Of the EUycrnnnciE ulld nLher affairs ct vital moment. Ih his hands. Et 1s expected. will bc the dPrlaioI AR to the action to bC tIl]IclI in Mp8ico and Also thE nctidt un lhr PHnHInh cana! and It's tnl!*
 Subucrh~ for ths NortA Day Mug.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06

WIT dhie from thu rsao.htlcn at the congrAas and hatt'e& may he t1bScted At once.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06

Sec oaeto- Sloan rRp al short tur tAs prefessisnsFs al EAals Hal, Sun day
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06

See WRgrpr joneS at tha hRt Tor profeasicnau, Sunday al Eaals lAIlt
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
co rA rKg MsHTH POLE

Bakery fer GhA SSsa brsAS and psEtrf' rh~ anlv CssEss House Ia tsAAnh
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
NEW SEATTLE COUNCIL
 MEN ARE ELEETE6
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Epseial hugasI eSrSi1&
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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06

Th4 Nugget 9Evs~ all ths ns~s in 2 nutshell.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06

Aua.s nussst sabu Psf 'sAsntl.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06

3ubucrih~ for ths kOrtA naiy Mug 5St, tht or1an of all thA rsoPl%.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-11

FOR WORK OF oTHERS?y e.,
1t is being whispered around the
City Hall that Lawrence E. McGann
will not be re-appointed commission
er of public works
The reason given is that certain
contractors strenuously object to Nc.
Gam as head of the public works de-
partment."
And the excuse given is the Ninety
second street bridge scandal.
One city employee has been fired
over the skimping of work on the
bridge.
Another, Alonzo ]. Hammond, en-
gineer of bridges and harbors, is
about due to be fired.
Hammond is said to have allowed
the use of defective stone on the
bridge. 81:
Deputy Commissioner of Public
Works Joseph Kostner has demanded
that Building Commissioner Ericsson
fire Hammond forthwith. ~.
Ericsson has refused, but has said
that he will ask the Civil Service
Commission to hold an examination
for Hammond's position at once.
(HammondJ never was regularly ap-
pointed under civil service rules. He
has held Office for over year as
sixty-day appointeeD -.
1t seems evident in all this that
Commissioner McGann has been in
no way to blame for the bridge scan
dal
Any attempt to ''get" McGann for
no better reason than that the con- ,
tractors, whose feet he has kept out
of the public trough, don't like him
will not reflect any credit on the pres
ent administration.
1870
BASEBALL THAT WASN'T