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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON, Feb. .o.-cungrcss man Goodc Is drawing Il bill which will be submitted to the war depar' : mcnt for is approval and then intro luccd in the house calling for an ap- ln opritinn for fortifying thr tcrmin'l selected f"r the government Isiilror in Alaska.
 The idea of the hill Is tu create | strongly fortified port whcr" supplies of cmIl for use ot the navy may h' stored and where the operation "f tho read can he protected in order tha, thrrc may be no possibility of it's hc- ing used by m enemy it time uf War.
 The military authorities attempted Ia have some provision for f"rtify in:; the terminal put into the original. . hill but tho sponsors of the measure felt that they would have all they couli .lo to get it passed at this session
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Special NuaYst Service

l
 l tNEat, Feb. :v. Tine .iuIie.ll
 Commercial Club held Il ruusinr ttnt
 t, tnlish,slic meeting last night al 1 '. hich the great future of inc terri. 1 itiy seemed tU m. buhDiing up like lin. :;parIslcs in a glass ct champagne The meeting Was called in rcspO,Is, l t1 the request of Governor Strong thu, 1 th, coInnleciai clubs and chambers of l e mnirrcc or all of the towns in .Alus-
 ka unite in requesting congress Iu mihr an upprolirEi ti,n for i,n AItsk:, c>hiI'ii M the aiiiIEh Pacific expo l si;hm |" l"' lielL in an Francisco. The club took immediate action ai'.nG the lines requested by the gov r1i.L and .,so passed rcsulut ions strongly endorsing the efforts uf the governor in urousing the enthusia sm Of the towns of the territory and of T., lcg;itr Wickrrsham for his efforts along the s:,mo lines.
 nc buSiieSS tntn or Juneau HS rep resented by the commercial club will st nd a strong i"titiom to congress ask tug for Il libcral appropri, tion for q territorial exhibit and it urges like organizations in every town in the t. territory {" get in line and help the movement for an exhibit of Alaskan prolu.is and Il general advertising of all parts of the territory.
 Never before has thcrc been such an optimistic feeling in regard to the fIturc of the territory and 1t is pre- dicied that the rushcs to other new sections of Inc United States that hnvc hern famous in history will ap- pear as small affairs to the great and wonderful flow of people md activi- ties of every kind which will immc- di:trly hrgin to sweep int" Ahskn.
 From nearly every town in tho terri tory has come word hat the cham hers "r commerce and tho clubs will swing lnia line and push the work of actting the appropriation for the ex- habit along as they all realize that n,w is inc time for the whole terri t'ry L" unite in the one great cffort at advertising.
 Whiic every section of the land will undoubtedly .lu all that 1t possibly can for itself the several towns real iz. that what tx good for all ls good for one and there is no question but
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MAY MAKE NAVAL BASE
 AND F0RTIFY TERMINAL

Irrs as well as a modern cOalin. plant tnI hItilcships and torped" boats.
 The War department is expressing; dissatisfaction over the present orders keeping one entire regiment of infan- try stationed aI small I"'sts in Ahs- ki and would he glad [" sc,. some If the places abandoned and whatever truupS are necessary to keep in th" territory concentrated at one base. pest. They claim that when the rs,il- read iS completed there will be m nc rd far ihr smaller stations scattcrr,l ,"Ivh tl" territory as the troops cn h quickly transported from one mint to another over ihc railroad.
 IL tx believed that wherever the
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ALASKA CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE AND CLUBS
 RESPONDING TO GOV. STRONC'S APPEAL
WHAT ACTION IS NOME GOING TO TAKE

There tx movement on foot here t. have congress take up the matter "f an Alaska exhibit at the Panama Pacific exposition at San Francis,. and to give the territory another bo"s' " appr"priatinc money for the ex- Irts,,s m a display "f Alaskan min rral and farm products. lt Is believed tuat inc movement for this approprh thn was started at Inc request of the governor of Alaska and that the mon n cy will be made available.
 Dr. Mustard. I.rcislcnt of the Cham ger of Commerce uf Nome WIS inter vie wed Iy the NUGGET in regard t,' wlat action. if any. that h"dy int"ni- cd tn take in View or ihc request of q. vernon strong and Inc movement started m the hhcr towns "f the ter ritury. Dr. Mustard informed the NrGGi:T that the Nome Chamber 'f C, mm,rrr w"nld take the matter up in the near future.
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ii"n would be forthcoming.
 Senators smith and Reed SmoDt attempted today to have the bill in r Tard tu the icusing of the Alaska (, al lands taken away from the conl- mitt-e on mines and referred to the committee on public lands.
 This was done in an attempt to n'"k the report on the bill which 1t is cXpr,trd the committee on mines wili make and which will be in line with the dcsir"s of Senators cham- mrlain. Congressman Johnson and the other friends or the territory In th" srE,tc and house.
 The two senators who were trying ., get the bill changed from the com n,it-r on mines and mining to th" ".mmitt'r on public lands made q strong effort but they failed because "t ihe opposition "f Walsh and Cham ]" rhIn who insisted that 1t was a movement started merely for the pur- pose of killing inc prnposcd iegtsla-
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without putting any extra riders on [" the purely commercial and devcl- "pmcnt aspect of the measure and all question "f f"rtifying the terminal was left for consideration in n sepcratr measure.
 The bill for fnrtifyiag :hc terminal of the rntd will have the support ur the administration when it comes un and it iS probable that Ut the same time money will lr asked for the rs- tiblishmrnt of Il model naval base fur the use of the ships of the navy and the beats which will ~ added to tho revenue cutter service in Alaskan Wal tcrs. This will include a station f"i ih, lightl"usc equipment and tend
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terminal is located and the fort iiict- tiuns built there will be stationed at least one regiment of infantry and sfme trnps "f the coast artillery.
 IL has been susgestcd that with the assistance of the federal government tlr territory might maintain thc snE,l- Ter pnsis if they are absolutely nr,rw- , :} md garrison them with militia
 with some sort nf an organizatioa nf tcrritoral police. Another suggcs- tiun is that there i". nrganZrd unl maintained in Alaska a regiment such as the first provisional regiment in r. rto Rico nr the Philippines scouts of c"nstalularv. This would rclcas" t'', regulars for thcir more t'.ii imatr i,l-iieS and would assure inc lrnl'rr policing and protection of tho "itlyirc r, ct Ions of :hr territory.
 There will he several pl:lns c"nsi,l-
 . srhmi,tr1 .io thc president ., for" any legislation along thc'" lircS is asked for
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PANIC 0N FERRYB0AT WHEN
 TORPEDO CRAFT RUNS WILD

pcdol,oat rHmmcd thr ferry j:ist hack of her wheel h,x and cut half wIy through the old wooden boat.
 The shock heclcd inc ferry over ''n !irE side and HIS she rightcd herself trc torpcdohoat driftcd free.
 The bow "f the smaller craft was rrunplcd up like Il piece of paper anal she was in sinking condition when taken in tow by other bonts "f th" ht tilla.
 Tho ferry hoat was so badly damaS- ,.i that shc had to bc beachcd on Goat island to prevent her sinking in the hnrhnr. The passengers fortunately were all ahlc to get ashore.
 An investigation of tho accident Is now being made hy tho naval. author itics.
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Special Nugget Serv se


 NEWPORT. t. l. t'ch. 2O.- -Thc mnneuvrrs of the Third division of the Atlantic trrpctiolamt ilotiln which is stationed here for the winter caused | panic and very nearly II serious dis aster t",ly whrn one of the small craft lest her rudtlcr and the con trol nf her engines at he same time nnd ran wild in the harhor before thr steam could bc shut off.
 The tiotilll consists of seven boats
 under the command of lieutenant com
 mandcr Gillespie and was out for a
 practice spin when the accident hap-
 pcncd.
 One of tlr mancuvrrs of the boats is to form flying wedge very clos.' together and to proceed in this formn : ticn at op speed to q certin point where they separate and spread out l like the sticks of u fan. coming to-
 gcthcr again just before thcy rrnrh tbc objective If tho attack. The boats were presumably attnck- . int n laitlcshp represented by q buoy md had reached tho point in the n,- c,; where they were to separate pre- pnratory to running in on the target | imat sprcnd out, going at ton I the Whippl" lost her ruddcr an'l
 ,egan to run wild. The lieutenant cn tho brldg signaled the engine room lt. stop tho engines but there was mrthing wrong with the throttle and
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KENNEL CLUB
 BALL TROPHY

.\ulne kennel Cut, to thc ltam win hing the present series of indoor l,as.- LIll games 'Wtwc.n the Fort htvis and All Star aggr"gntisnS. will he presented to th- Kennel ;'lub h. the arling & bean Company. It consis "i Il hammered copper hill srt ur"., tiIrr ivory bats crossed to form a basket and is most appropriate and
 ' r,r p,nsti;c for the itlra and tIr. ir'i'liw"rk and tl" winning team k c"in. o carry m Il trophy that K truly Alaskan and worth in. str,tgrl,
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Inc engineers could not shut off thei
 steam.
 Iust as the little boat started on he" T. iti rush a,nut inc outer hnrbOr tho her nnsc around Goat island and. as fl filled with Inc pcrvcrsity of all Of tho women In the world the Whipplt sct- tied down on her coursc and heade directly for the passenger boat.
 Every effort was made hy the crew "f the torl,edobont to stop their craft or to change her course hut the little
 bottle green streak sped as true as
 ,n arrow right fer tho midship section nf the fcrrybont.
 At first the passengers and crow "f tn, ferry thought that inc antics "f tho torpctlobont were part of tho drill, hut they soon realized that there was something wrong and az the boat hoir dcwn on them going at tho rHtc "t about twenty knots m hour they real izui that they were in serious danger rir captain of the fcrry tried Ill vain tu avoid. Il collision but h.s | clumsy sidcwhcclcr Ind no chance ot avoiding tho arrnwlikc craft thnt was bearing down nn him.
 Tho other hnats of tho tnFpedo fIottI- ln had hr.kcr ap their formation and tho iingshi,b WI. valnlv making s's- nals for tho v'iirpIc N come hn \ into iinc when the crash came. Tho light steel prov of the tor
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-20
VILLA EXECUTES
 BRITISH SUBJECT
special Nugget Service.

Sf~~'$s NSS~e
 EL lASO, J'eb. 70. Again Great Britain seems likely to Ic drawn hi:l the Mexican miXup and this lime q GCes not seem trat even her friendly feeling for the United States or hcl agreement Vita the Washington ad- nlinistration's l."iicy ul starving IlL- ertX out will Lc excuse enough for ig- nuring the afrront.
 It is not Huertu however UT IIucr- to's forces this time wio have brought uhcut the necessary of action un the lwrt of England.
 William ;. l.rnIun a i;riiisl, sub ject und Il man of considerable iilI,ii- ciai and social prominence has j,l. # been executed by Ur,lcr of Gemeri Il Villa without even tile fornality of .. trial.
 Word reached Villa. according To the statement made by that gentleman himelf and by the officers oi his stan that Benton was engageu m pIol which had for its object l,c assas- sination of the rebel leader.
 Whether this statement k true o.' not, Benton was arrested and after remaining only few hours In jail was taken out and shot by order of tic rcbel. chief
 The statement is mad" by others than the constitutionalist leaders ilGit l,enton WIS killed bc,H,is" he Was :n possession of a considerable sum of money which he refused to contribute" to the rebel cause whem Villa demnnd- ec ionn.
 The British consul has reported thc fact of the ease t0 the embassy .'t Washington which has forwarded tlr- matter to tho home government.
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The price of admission to the opera "P;naafors" Saturday night February 2s. will hs ga follows: Reserved seats $1.5o; general admission. $t.oo. Tickets sale open or Monday. the 23rd 12 o'clock noon at Roses Candy Store. Positively no seats reserved before that date.
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!..4 pASO. I D. nl.. t',''. 2ii. The execution of the Englishmin l:ont"' Iy order of General Niltl irr.usc tlH' f a' lishman refused tn turn "vrr his casli to the ".bcl leader Ias c',,l>' ! surf storm .f protest anl thr"A aga:i at the life nf Villa ina, h" his just hurriedly left thr town 'n Il sl't- cIa. train. His destination k unknoHri.
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WASHINGTON t'eh. 70. Delegate Wkkcrsham said today that Lr be- lleNcd that If the people of all of th'' towns "f Alaska would unite In II de- mnnd upon congress for an nppropri- ation for an Alaskan exhibit at san Francisco that tLere would h" n |. ublc in getting the hill for such an appropriation. The members "f th' senate and house now realize the gre 't resources of Alaska us nevcr before aud they alsc understood that tho ter rrnry had n" means nf bringing its"if h. fore the world by advertising. IIe il ought that if the demand upon con- sicss was made as suggested by Gov
 ,ri or Strong. hy the commercial clubs ur the chambers of commerce of the |, iips of Alaska that the appropria-
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Lighting Strikers vs. ThundsrboIts at A. 3. hall. Friday night. Some storm.
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Reserved seat sale will open for the opera "pinafors" Monday. February P, at noon, at Rsss's Candy store.
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For the benefit of patrons. toilet n rear Of Eagle saloon will be open on Sundays.
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FLOUR IS CHEAP. Bread only 5c. North Pole Bakery and Anvil Bakery
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White Barn rebuilt ready for busI- nsss. $t per dez. for fresh ssss
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tl'at Il strong appeal will he made to congress for the appropriation and n
 vital necessity of coming [" the as- sistance of the territory in this matter.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-26
RAIN PURSUES
COLUMBIA NINE
Blocks Another Game and Co'
lege Athletes Face Sea-
son Deficit.

Hope died a hard death in the ore'''
Harry Fisher, Columbia's athleuc n'.
ager. yesterday, and when at c1o',
admitted that there was no hope oi -
ing the Harvard Columbia baseoaH a., N
scheduled at that hour he was pretty "
wrought up. Although II began 70
shortly after noon, Fisher held OUT y
last minute in the hope that 'he ..~s
would break and the sun come 'N' -.
All inauirers were told that tne 80 -,
would be played IF II isn't rain''e
than it is now" - in
The rain was rapidly inereaS"' :,
heaviness at 2:SO o'clock. however ~ Fan
2:45 o'clock, when Fisher and III. at
coach of the Harvard nine. wsiAe" in
ON tho field they saw that unless u' Avn.
stopped right away a game wou'u me
possible. The rain didn't stop. al.
game was scratched. The loss Oh w AZ
reeeipts will probably measure Wv ,n.
,erence between a successful ana o. 80
successful season financially TOT
bia. out of twelve games scheAk
date. five have had to be pos'p0'
cause of rain. a.. st.ySas
Commbla's next game IS WIN ~
Institute on Wednesday aftern's -ssdes
game should be little more than srp.urdu
for the Blue and White. On ga "a all
the columblans face Wesleyan. a for
endeayor to take double vense .. p,stsi
,ha defeat which the Method'sS
out to them last year .------- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-26
Other Local Teams Are Idle
While Brooklyn Moves
Ahead in Race
by Victory.
By HAYWOOD BROUN.

A spoil-sport wind from the east. laden
with rain and promise OF double-headers
to come, restrained the Giants and the
Philies NJ the Polo Grounds yesterday.
Rain Of much the same general charac-
ter made il impossible for the Yankees 10
engage the Athletics in Philadelphia. The
Tip Tops in Pittsburgh also suffered from
the moisture. OF all the local teams
Brooklyn alone got into action.
The activity of the Superbas was profit
able, for by defeating Boston, Wilbert
Robinson's men drew up into tie for
second place In the National League with
the Phillles. Both teams have won five
games and lost two.
Last week was not overly successful
for the teams OF the metropolis. The Gil
ants did the best with two victories and
only one defeat. Brooklyn and the Yam
KEGS both split even in four games against
their respective opponents. The Tip Tops
won once and lost four times.
The Federal League team will travel
toward Kansas City tomorrow. while the
other local teams will finish up their
series.
Tuesday will bring new combinations
The Yankees Will receive the Joe Wood
less Red Sox at the Polo Grounds. Nc
Graw's men will begin a four-game series
I'm Boston and the Phillies will be at Eb-
bets Field for an equal length of time
The Tip Tops will play against Kansas
City.
Smoke" Herring, a promising young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-26
Jury OF BASEBALL
WRITERS PICKED
Men Chosen to Make Awards of
Chalmers Cars for Good
Work This Season.

Rem milford, jr., Of Cincinnati, chair
man OF the Chalmers trophy commission.
has announced the names OF the news
paper men who will serve on this COM
mission for the season Of 1914
The Chalmers trophy commission Is a
Jury of newspaper men who annually Sc
lect the player in both the National and
American leagues who has been of most
value to his club during the pennant
Chalmers, OF Detroit, presents the Chal-
mers trophy-which each season consists
OF two automobiles.
The commission for 1914 is as follows:
]. T. Sanborn, Chicago Tribune; Tim
Murnane, Boston Globe; Abe Wager,
Brooklyn Eagle; Jack Ryder. Cincin-
natl Enquirer; II. G. salsinger. Detroit
News; Grantland Rice. New York
Mali; Ralph s. Davis, Pittsburgh
Press; ]. c. Isaminger, Philadelphia
North American; Sid c. Keener, st.
Louis Times: J. Ed Grillo. Washington
Star" and Henry ?. Edwards, Cleveland
plain Dealer
The present season Will be the fifth In
which the Chalmers trophy has been
awarded in major league baseball. Mr..
Chalmers's original offer TO the National
Commission in presenting this trophy
was that he would give automobiles to
the most worth while players in the ma
jor leagues for five years. Since this Is
the last season included in the acceptance
Of the trophy by the National Commits
sion, 1914 may terminate the awards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-26
COVALESKIE PULLS
DETROIT THROUGH
st. Louis Shut Out in Second De-
feat at Hands of Clever
Pitcher.
Pitcher.

St Louis. April 25.-Harry Covaleskie' s
pitching was too much Tor 81. Louis this
afternoon. Detroit winning again by the
score OF TO 0. The big Detroit left
handler allowed but six hits. only two OF
which came in one inning. His opponent
Hamilton, was hit timely and his team
mates fielded in ragged fashion. Hamil-
ton gave way 10 a pinch hitter in the
eighth inning and Baumgardner finished
the game for the home club
After two were out in the first inning
Detroit tailed two runs, when Cobb was
safe on Walsh's error and Crawford
drove 10 deep centre for a home run,
scoring after Cobb. In the third inning
a base on balls to Bush and Walsh's
error on Cobbs single netted the visitors
another tally. Crawford's third hit of
the game. a single. his steal of second
and another single by Burns gave De-
troit its last run in the eighth inning.
The score follows