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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27
RECORDS

March 26 .1sll.
 P~oofs ef Labor. Portland and I.arimie bench claims cr. left limit of oregon creek. !. sund- hack.
 L.ittic Chance fraction On right limti sd Daniels crock. s. Q. Grocer ct al. Glacier association on Glacier creek. Felix Brunner ct al.
 No. 1 below discovery and Surprise bench on Solomon river. C. Q. Siev- crtsen ct al.
 No 1: below on Spruce creek. Slv- crtsen. Johnson M. 6 D. Co. Bonfire fraction on right limit of Sunset creek and Frisco group. 6 miles west of Nome. Thos. Gaffney ct al. Ridge association. 2 l-2 miles west of Nome. Robert wcntland. Lucky Tom on right limit Of Sum set tcrcek. Thos. Oaffnoy.
 Last Transaction fraction right linn i' T.akc creek. F. W. Osgood. owner
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SEATTLE March s7.-The conssitu' t,cnalis.s above Torreon give the be- s,eged no rest from the terrible batter ins by their artillery and constant lighting at close range. Villa has had four days of incessant lighting with victory seeming first on one side ana then on the other. An advance move- mept of the rehels succeeded In "cco- rvIng Gomez palactO today but at |" cost of many killed md w0undeo ~" l.. th sides Vilin Ia confident and de- tcrmined and says he will he tn Tor rcon by Saturday or sunday at 'ne fin If hereSt.
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speeial Nugget Service.

Speeiai Nugget Service.
 SAN FRANCISCO. March 26.-it is reported that Major ]. D. Cavanaugh of the corps of engineers. in charge a. tho Lake Washington canal. Is be- inc considered at the department of supervise In tho construction of the Alaska railroad.
 Major Cavanuugh is recognised as one of the best engineers in the gov crnment employ and has done cx- cciicnt work on the Lake Washington canal.
 Secretary itedfeld ampiifyinG ms a0drcss before the Commonwea"" clug said that while his department WIS not going to build the Aiasks
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27
MoosE ENTERTAIN.

The social dance given by the Moose last Wednesday evening was one of tho best yet. Music was furnished oy Ernest Berggren assisted by Rourett. Purgh and Mrs. I.e Clera. hne lunch was served. =
 Next Wednesday evening the nay friends of the Moose will serve the big feed to members only and their lady friends.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27
HUERTA IS RAISING
 SCH00LbOY GUARD

cnuse is gaining ground there has arisen in this city state ar feehnH verripg on panic and n is only oy keeping up hun that the federal authorities are able [" convince thc people that all is we'll In the north.
 The boys who have been enlisted In the Mexican guard will he at once nut into uniforms and will be much ir evidence about the streets or me ,.n,,,l and fl ia the belief that. even through they are in some instances mere children. their presence In the uniform of the federal army will tend 10 lessen the feeling that he defences .f the city have been stripped of troops.
 The youngsters themselves are de- hr rhted with their changed conditi n md appllca tiona for membership in IT.. new force are coming in faster ,h v the officers in charge can ht the ny. out. There are already more than TWO thousand boys organised in- to i've regiments and the whole bri- eade Is in command of Colonel Pedro Mornes. Il young officer of the federal army who has just returned to Mex ice from the United States and Eng la nd where he was sent by the late President Madero [" study the boy scout movement.
 In order tO stimulate cnIistmehta in his new corps Hucrta has an- nt.unced that any boy who serves nn' fl, he is eighteen years old will be given Il captains commission in the r, Gular army. This Is Il great "p- rc rtunity for the boys and the only trouble Is that Huerta will have to remain in power for two or three years longer before any of the young stcrs can claim tho reward and at prcsent that doca not seem probable
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cHlNEsE ResELs plLLAoiNo.
Special Nugget Service.

HON ROW. China. March 27.--Thc b,.M incial rebels arr doing great dnfn- age ta river towns. Largo fleets of pi ivatc crafts armed with cannon sunk yuan's river gunboats and pile icccd many towns. They kill all the is hnhtsnnis who oppose them and subject the women to every specie of cn,rnge. They seem to have unoppcs- cd possession If tho rivers and are sprsa ding terror among the people.
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Special Nugget Service.

Especial Nugget Service.
 MEXICO CITY, March 2e.-There WAS n time In the history of France when the greas Napeoleon had SO de- nuded the country of fighting men lat he found It necessary to fill the ranks of his armies with the extreme youth Of the country. It has been said that after his disastrous cam pnign in Russia which eliminated In inc terrible retreat from Moscow that ,h. emperor hurried back to Paris and n. tu.,iIy raised an army corps whose m. n. with the exception of the omcers ,ansetl in age from twelve to sixteen years.
 Perhaps the youth of Mexico should ,,a be compared with the lads Of I,.ris who lived during the time of the great conouorer and who were brought up in an atmosphere of war rom the very cradle hut at least President Huerta believes that youth flu soldiers are better than no sol- d!ers at all.
 He has organized under the super vision of one of his younger generals a corps of school boys in Mexico City and has enrolled them in the army under inc title of the Mexican guards
 These boys will be used primarily for police work In the capital in order that the more mature troops may he released for duty In the field ns Il has become very evident that the f, dcrai army will need the services of every available soldier that can b: sent to the front and the most strcn- uous efforts are being made by the authorities to fllI the requests of the e mmandcrs in the icid for more troops.
 With the reports from the front even though the people of the city ar.. continually informd of Grea; successes. showing that everywhere In the country the constitutionaiist
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27
CITY HARD PRESSED
 BY CONST|TUT|ONAL|STS

,mn,g disinterrsied observers t"t' ..,.inion tx general that if the reneis m. rnwcrfuI enough tu reduce Tor ,rn thcy will with th" '"ns''i"e"' th.,,snn,ls who will flock 1" Fh'os armies will have splendid chnn'e to open siege against Mexico cNy itseif
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ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL Nuaust Special Service.

wASIIINGTON. D. C.. March :T The senate will probably vote "n the great army appropriation hi'i heS' Mtnd,y. providing the conferences succeed In releasing thc bin from the e mmittec rooms.
 President Wilson and Secretary Garrison both expressed themscivcs "s b. ing we'll satisfied with tho measur believing 1t contains the most scnsi- bie and economical provisions "f any bill over passed congress.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27

Dr. Sloan reports that Marshal Jor- t.n and Father Bernard left Counc'' f.wv for Boston yesterday afternoon They expect to reach candle s"t"r- day night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27

Do you read the Daily Nugget and keep abreast of the doinss of the out aide world? Subscribe now. $2.0o Der month delivered every night before ' o'eloek.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27

Mir. and Mrs. Zehner have moved from their rooms in the Masonic tenn plc to the P. A. Peterson house nex' {, Judge Schofeld.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27

Mr and Mrs. sam Taylor writing from India papolis say that every day trcy speak of Nome and Nome fr'ends' r,.v spend nine months on their Alberta ranch before soins to India ropol,s. Taylor was formerly ssrsnos' :. chsr q, the courthouse.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27
CAVANAUGH'S NAME
 BEING CONSIDERED

,,. ii,,oads vet before that would hs ready for use we will make 1t safe :o cct to It. The waterways must be sofc. moro lighthouses must he built nnd the most powerful and the best equipped tenders must he. provided fo, tho lighthouse and revenue service and VIC are going to make just as sat' as we can to travel through that great country.
 He said that it was planned to nave supervision inspector. steamboat m- spector for Wa shinGton and Alaska stationed nt Seattle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27
SEND YOUR LAUNDRY

To the Peopiesf Laundry where S"o wlIi receive good wsrk executed ny osns hut white employees. whs receive the standard WaGes.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27

sweepsta,.s creek wil, he mined extensively tic year by tho h'''"' ': r.iem and rueragc Companv. t"'S i. :, hvanu'r.rtng proposition
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27

The ladies of the Eastern Star VIII c,ve m enterta lnment and dance "t in. Masonic hui this evening.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27

Dr. Sloan met John Johnson. w'h .,..,,v.,wo siberian dogs on his way to Topkok th.s morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27
spgciAL.

Ernsst erssarsn came ever from Council, fer the ssls purposs ts play fes tho Tidal Wave ball, Easss hall, Saturday nieht.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27

Mrs. eartlstt's dancing class every r.ssday and Friday evenings at Q. n. X. X. hsii, ehiidren's Saturs~. afternoons.
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VERA CRUZ. March y7.-Envoy Lind may return 10 Mexico City to- morrow. American and foreign dip l. uutir agents who reside tn vera Cruz are watching the outcome oi 'he r.,rreon hattie with closest scrutiny | eiieving upon the fall of th"t r"y ,,i,l .,,mpel President Huerta with tm SC who propose his abdication
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27

Porter and Moore are working or 1.,acer creek, tributary to Koyuk riv' ., Have taken out largo dump ans report h,t,er l.ay than ever nefof; found.
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Seec;ai Nugget Service.

Sseciai Nugget Service.
 MEXICO CITY. March 27.-t'oth the. government and the peopR are ,onf,,srd by the conflicting reports which are arriving almost houfiy fran, Inc vicinity of battle ridden Tor reon. It is generally conceded that the fsderals undoubtedly still hold control in The actual limits of the city hu, are doing 90 at great cost. The fsdcrals has subjected 6 aallns Ire from buildings and have lost very heavily. Many citizens were killed snd many build,nss destroyed.
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.

hsc,rieh Bros, Apollo Beer O" s..uaht. siso "sslset" by the bottle Cr case.
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NEWS NOTES

Paul Kjegstad came up fro"' '''"'' yesteriay after supplies nc ''' t., Ruff this morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27

W. Anderson has taken prospect inc outa, to No. 2 Deer gulch.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27

Results of last nights bowling enme: Giants. sb7. ses. 7s>. total 2.os7; rornadoes sss, ess. TOT. total 2o6o.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27

Rsmsmhsr-Tidai Wave ball. Sat cay night. Dent forget. Tidal wave sail, Saturday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27
THE BEST VET.

Best music. Best dancing fioer. Funny costumes. oeed prices. Lots of fun. Al under the Eagle hall root all for the came price.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27

Bobby Brown and Dr. Sloan arf''s' ,r Nome today from Council.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27

ii ts rumorsd that the United states commlssioner's offcs will De moved fvom the present location to the foot o~ atsaduaan avenue and First street |, ,hs building formerly occupied by the Alaska bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27

For the, benefit of pstrons. toilet '' ,>se of EaoIs saloon will he open o' Sundays.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27

Doc Swartout Is reported very ZIG and under the doctors care.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27

For Nome News and Worlds news ust ths Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27

If you want to | eep up with the rro- cession subscribe for the NUGGET.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27

Charles A. Jones. son of MT. ano Mrs. J. r. Jones. who has been con lined ,o his he'd for several days witf n, attack of appendicitis is reported much better today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27

schmidiing. Nelson and Oleson. op- erating on the Bowery claim were Tn town yesterday after lumber. coal ana complete mining outht.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27

Ed. Cross has opened up pa, streak on the Lena claim and yester' sav took out a supply of oil. lumber and provisions to hts claim.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-27

NEWS NOTES
 ruu Kiegstad came up from 's'"" ve.terday after supplies. he re'"r"e" ,., Bluff this morning.
 Bobby Brown and Dr. sloan arf''e" Tn Nome today from Council
 Mir. and Mrs. sam Taylor writing from India papoiis say that every daV .,,.v .ncak of Nome and Nome friends riey spend nine months on sheT Aiberta ranch before soin9 to Ind'a- napolis. Taylor was formerly ssrsnos' rsphsr at the courthouse.
 ', ,s ruuorsd that the United states eoxnmlssioners offcs will be moved srom the present location to the foot os stsadman avenue and First street |, the building formerly occupied oy she Alaska bank.
 Results of last nights bowling ~.me: Giants. eb7. See. 7s>. total 2.os7: rornadoes sss, ess. TOT. total 2oso.
 Porter and Moore are working on 1.,acer creek, tributary to Koyuk riv- ., Have taken out largo dump aud r.,ort h.t,er ,.ay than ever before found.
 sweepstal.s creek will he mined extensively tie year by tho o"'''''' ,.r.ich, and Titeragc Company. This i. 7, hyirau',rtnH proposition
 The ladies of the Eastern Star VIII c,vc m entertainment and dance "' ,h. Masonic hall this evening.
 Dr Sloan reports that Marshal Jor' t.n and Father Bernard left Counc' cuv for Boston yesterday afternoon They expect to reach Candle satur' day night.
 Dr sloan met John Johnson. VIII twenty. two Siberian dogs on his way to Topkok thls morning. Doc swartout Is reported very s'c' and under the doctors care. charle. A. Jones, son of MT. ant Mrs. J. F. Jones. who has been c"" fined to his he'd for several days VIII Il, attack of appendicitis 's rep"r'e' much better today
 Ea Cross has opened up pa!
 .,rsak on the Lena claim and yester sav took out a supply of oil. iumbe l and provisions to his claim. Schmidling, Nelson and Oieson. op 1 erating on the Bowery claim were town yesterday after lumber. coal an l complete mining outfit W. Anderson hns taken prospect | inc outii, to No. 2 Deer gulch. Mir. and Mrs. Zehner have move from their rooms in the Masonic tenn 1 plc to the P. A. Peterson house mex It1 Judge Schoheld.
 MoosE ENTERTAIN.
 The social dance given by the Moos
 last Wednesday evening was one Of tn
 best yet. Music was furnished b
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05
OKLAHOMA WOMAN Saved FROM
SURGEONS knife By HUSBAND

imul stomach Remedy came from all
parts Of the country The fist dose
Is always proof
Mayr's Wonderful stomach Remedy
clears the digestive tract Of mucoid
accretIons and removes poisonous
matter 1t brings quick relief TO SUI
ferers from stomach ailments. liver
and bowel troubles Many declare
that it has saved them from danger
Gus operations many declare that It
has saved their lives
Because OF the remarkable success
Of this remedy there are many imita-
tors, 80 be cautious Be sure It's
Mayr's Probably this remedy Is
known among your own neighbors:
ask them. Go to Getman & Camp
bells drug store and ask about the
wonderful ersult it has been accom-
fishing among people they know-or
send 10 Geo. II. Mayr, Mfg. Chemist
I54-158 Whiting St, Chicago, H.. for
free book OF stomach ailments and
many grateful letters from people who
have been restored Any druggist can
tell you its wonderful effects
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05

think II would be advisable 10 kecr
before these sows in a self-feeder the
following m Nture Common salt
Glauber's salts, sal soda and charcoal,
equal parts. ana afraid that the salt
might cause abortion
a ration composed OF twenty to
thirty parts Of corn on the ear TO one
part Of meat meal together with al
falfd hay and little milk, IS ideal.
BY feeding such a ration and giving
good care the very best results should
be secured
It Is a good thing TO keep a mixture
Of common salt, Glaubcr's salts. sal
soda and charcoal before hogs most
~ the time. Probably 1t would be all
right TO keep this mixture before the
sows during the two or three months
previous to farrowing There are
however, cases ON record OF salt caus-
ing abortion I'm sows, and We suggest
that our correspondent take the pre-
caution Of not allowing the SoWs ac-
cess TO a mixture in which there ~
salt during the month or two previous
10 farrowing II would be all right 10
allow the sows to eat all they care TO
Of the Glauber's salts, sal soda, wood
ashes and charcoal. -- Wallace's
Farmer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05
Effect OF Inbrceding.

What is the effect Of inbreeding
among horses and cattlel Does il
necessarily either help or harm the
offspring? For instance, If a stallion
and mare which are first cousins are
bred together, what would be the ef-
feet Of this INTERPRETATION on the colt I
is such inbreeding regarded as help
ful or harmful to the progney2"
In the establishment Of most Of our
improved breeds OF stock, inbreeding
was used in the closest way. In the
establishment Of the best families OF
early Short horns, brother was bred
to sister, sire to daughter, mother to
son, and in some cases this excess
lively close inbreedlng was continued
for generation after generation. Some
OF the best Of our modern hog breed
ers have continued TO use a very sim
ilar policy. The master breeders al
most always use inbreeding more or
less. The average breeder, however,
who attempts to use inbreedlng often
makes a disastrous failure.
II two individuals are extremely
good in all respects. and II they come
from a good ancestry. It is no dissd-
vantage II they are related. On the
contrary, the fact Of their relation
ship seems to intensity their strong
offspring especially. and makes the
offspring especially prepotent That
II the reason why the best breeders,
dealing with unusually good animals,
which have few or no weak points In
common, make such a success OF the
practice. When, however, related ami
mails which have some serious weak
ness In common. are bred together,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05
Applying Lame With Manure.

In lining, why not scatter the
powdered limestone or piles Of lime
at intervals on the manure IN The
barnyard, and thus save time and
work Of going over the ground
especially for the purpose Of lining
II is considered bad practice TO mix
limestone with manure. the reason be
Ing that limestone favors the action OF
the kinds OF bacteria which turn nitro
gen into a form which easily gets
away, either into the air OF by means
Of water into the streams.
Another objection Of applying lime
TO manure is that manure is generally
plowcd under, whereas il is ordinarily
best to apply lime on the surface Of
the soil narrowing it IN on plowed
ground.
1t is a good plan TO mix manure and
rock phosphate, but we would very
rarely mix manure mad limestone un-
less the mixture were made immdi-
ately before application. Otherwise
there will be a loss OF large part Of
the most valuable plant food contained
IN the manure.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05
Mrs. White Delivered From Terrible
Suffering by Use Of Wonderful
stomach Remedy.

Mrs. o. NJ. White Of 40, North
Eighteenth street, Muskogee, okla,
suffered with stomach trouble and liy-
er arrangements. Her physicians ad-
Used an operation. But her husband,
fearing the result, was agains- It,
Mrs. White took a trial bottle Of
Mnyr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy
and found swift relief She wrote:
Enclosed find money orde. for two
bottles Of Mayrs Wonderful stomach
Remedy and one bottle OF Tonic and
Regulator. The trial bottle did me a
world Of good. II cleansed my system.
Doctors did me no good; they wanted
TO operate. but my husband opposed.
l cannot thank you enough for what
that one bottle did for me-"
Such stories OF the marvellous recov-
cries Of the users Of Mayrs Wonder
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05
MAY Z WILL BE THE
SUFFRACETTES DAY
WOMEN VIII nOlD DlMO\SrRh-
TfONS ~ ENEIA PART or
run COZ NTRN.
Will Be A HALF HOLIDAY
lhu g. Make II One of the Greatest
naN- In lhc History uf
suffrage.


NASllINGIoN April suffrage
demonstrations In every part Of the
Tnitrd S,ytos an satirda, Nh, ara
eNp,.tsd ,o .,oc. r, n.orlo ,, tho
,..i.
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~ '''' ~ ~. ''a'.'' 10 .,o''g''-
'',''" 7'''' 'se "a
VI, ~ s'''''''''''l W. y
-, ~ '''''' WIS III '''"'ee "
'e 'o',h'' 80. '",", ''',''''''ee' ~ NIiloh
,'lS '",'' -N'' oI''''N ~ chal''1ah'
w !,I', ''s'" 20 SAM
'''''S az ''' 's'
'.'''u''" ""' '''s Se'''"' "e'NS "so'
The reports from nearly every
slate IN the Union. said Mrs McCor-
MICK, are most gratifying and show
""' '''s l""' ''''n' TOR suffrage VIII
"e o"' VI ''' "'r' -" 'sS''' ''''
"''" "" ",''"''' VI ''s '''ns n"'iV"
",'e III '''t' 'y.eI, ana '"e l"c' INV
an women 'I''''','u III suii'"se u'e
,,',I w|' "'Hs ''s'''''I li,sureS us s'e'e IS
NIt"' Is N'IS e'"''ll' ing Is ,n"t 'he
'','l luS,'S''' mas SpI'"u from '''e Onl'-
ca ,,'"''S /" ' "ii'u" ""u 'ne women
Ma. " ,.n, - ,,a ,,ra,,ost d',.. ~ tha
lIstor,. - .,fsra,,a
..r ,, ,,..
~. "'.na howard n,'a"' president
% ''.C ""''u.."' '''i''.' mas "sh'u
IeNlu'hl N'Soh TO proclaim a nan
HoI""S' ana nave maze d similar
'tQ"'s, !" an "le F"'''h"rS Inls Is
,o '"""'e an ""lN''g women TO '"Ne
p"'' III 'le p"r"u's anu uelhoils'rh-
''',H VI" '"", ""l we "ltehu !"
h'Nt I, II poSs'o.e Tor every woman m
''''S'eu II SuiII"s' TO par''.lp pa'e III
me u'l','is'i",'oh' NJ" Nul"c' u'ers
.n' '''P'oS''S nav nee" "s"eu 70
t''I, NAN H"Io"S On May = IN oIue'
U" """" IN III 10 pa ''lp''e III ''iS
tI'"' demonstration IoT women
Reports thus far received by the
congressional committee IN washing
ton show that the state organizations
are working earnestly ana success
fully to make the demonstrations a
credit TO the suffrage movement Up
TO the present time reports have been
received from nearly every section OF
The country.
Massachusetts will hold a demon
srauoa i'm Boston with parade fol-
lowed by mass meeting at fremont
Tcmple. There will be mass meetings
IN the smaller towns.
Connecticut will have parade
starting from the women suffrage
headouartors at Hartford Each state
league has been asked to contribute
4 float and send as many marchers as
possible
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05

the bad point is intensified II chat
weak point happens TO be one Of con
stitution or fertility inbreedins VIII
soon result in destruction Of the
strain.
our general advice TO the average
breeder is to avoid tnbreedins alto
gether A man, though, who has made
a special study of the subject and
who knows the animals with which he
is dealing, an dthe'r ancestors can
often use nbreedins with brilliant re
suits.