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The Harrison times., 1914-09-05
The New Fable Of tho Morning on
Which He Should hANe ONeraIept.

WHIGH TIC oloulu T1dNo SNpIhlVPh'
One Morning a Precinct Parasite
owing Allegiance to Political Party
Of Progressive Principles went around
to the dingy Office Of a Fuel Supply
Co, to pull of the customary Fake
Primary,
He was met at the Door by broad.
faced Lady Of benevolent Mien and
black Ribbons on her Nose-Glasaes,
who told him to use the Mat and not
track up the Place
What Is the Idea?" asked the alco-
bolic Henchman looking yainly about
for Bottle-Nose Burley, Mike the Pike,
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05
Joker Scares WhiskerS From His 25 Employees

NEw yoRK-ohn Fay homo tho other day lilo keeps oyster
and eop house in Twonyhfh street. and to tho
wnlaa and kohon hopen In bis place
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05
Steady Sausage Diet Wrecked Victims Nerves

sausage breakfast dinner
between
Harper his
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05
Barber Wants to Know Just Where He Comes In

INDIANAPOLIS NDRvdy Maua barber shop the point Of
The other day Rudy called In
The pumb droned along for about
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05
Eviction Of COCkroaChes Is This Mans Specially

G pronounced unpouaty
kitchens given business which Charles
Gean West Delos the chief St Paul Get
The Harrison times., 1914-09-05

Here we are" they answered in chorus,
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
AkSALA CARNIVAL
 ARRANGEMENTS

At the meeting of the carnival com mittee held yesterday afternoon the several different sub committees re- ported arrangements practically com pleted for the hix event next Satur- day night
 There will he program of te' members rendered before h.r ma Jesty Queen of Aksala. followed hy 4 dance and the usual fiesta. not for Ccsting the confetti
 Roadhouse. ice cream. lemonade Ash. candy. fortune telling. and con fetti booths have been announced while Squire Burroughs hns arrange n.cnts for booth mp his leeevc and V III not divulge until the doors open for the dainty foot of her majesty the night of her endorsement.
 Everybody is taking an interest in in the work. not for the sake of mere fun alone but with due consideration of the urgent need of funds by the sisters of the Holy Cross hospital. for the maintenance "f that very es- scntal institution.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
ACT
 IS HELD VOID

Special Nugget Service.
 The act of congress passed June !. 1900. and commonly known as the civil code ot Alaska provides that process .r summons shalt be served by tho marshal or deputy marshal or by any rerson especially appointed by tho marshal or the court to serve the same.
 Judge Fuller In the district court at Fairbanks haa decided that the pro- vlsions of the act of 1900 made the service of summons one of the func- tons of the officers of the court and that the act creating the legislature oF the territory of Alaska did not gi, c tEat body power to deprive any ofli- cer "f the courts created by act of congress of any of these functions granted hy the act of June 6. 1900. and that. for such reasons. 8 Servic" O. process made by anyone other than an officer of the court authorized to make such service was illegal and void,
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
BARTENDER'S
 HOLD BIG SMOKER

The members of the Nome Bartend , CTS union local S6S had as guest lnsi night the largest crowd that has gathered at any social affair given in NnInr. There were bet ween five ;in.l six hundred guests who marched Into Eagle hall to the strains of mart Ia The entire floor space of the great all WAS filled witt, tables covered with sn"wwhite cloths and laden with rian,ls In the shape of salad. sand wicIles and other good things to eat.
 In the very center of the tables was il cache in which were stored the grateful and comforting clements of joy that an ail-wise government has forbidden In the usual haunts.
 Several local organizations marched 'o the hall and as they wheeled into tire building in succession it looked as if a regiment had been invited to tl,c smoker.
 When all the guests had assembled around the laden tables Al Nicholson. Ii"sident of tho union. stepped tn the front of the stage und in a graceful speech hadc the guests welcome and " ishcd them an enjoyable evening.
 \ nashliRht picture of the crowde hall was taken by Ralph I.omcn and cn the hand struck up lively tune Th nagons and tnnkards went ( h.crily auund the board and the eve nrgs cntertninmen was on.
 There were so many guests invited |. partakc of the generous hospitality "f the union that. even with the en- lir. floor space of Eagle hall filled with tables there was not room t." gel all of the guests seated at the s.,,nc time and some were lined nr around the walls and even in the bat lcrics. These later moved |" tn" tables us the merry throng began |" circulate and ono and all spent one .f the most enjoyable evenings in the
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
JAPAN IGNORES
 ENGLAND'S ADVICE

ere and Japan declines 10 suffer the Interference of any other power in this matter.
 While the Chinese government hns sent an ample apology f"r she killing Gf Japanese subjects at Ranking some months ago and the apology was ac- c.pted by the Japanese government Japan has TO intention of withdraw ing her troops from Chinese soil in spite of the repeated protests of tho Chinese government and the other powers.
 Japan hns six warships at NankIng Great Britain and the Tinted States t tch have two und Frlnce and Ger. tnany one.
 While China aDolugized for ihr kill Ing of the Japanese subjects she cnn- tends that the trouble was started br the Japanese soldiers on guard at ih. consulate who fired "n tho Chm ese
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19

history of social affairs in the city. The following interesting program war carried out and much enjoyed br those present:
 Toastmaster. Al Nicholson.
 Charles Jones. song.
 Dick Kohier. club swinging. John Hancock. recitation.
 Jimmy Rrogan. song.
 Jack Douglnss. recitation.
 Kiib0urne of Fort Davis. dane SalOmc
 M-agher of Fort Davis song. Fort Davis string orchestra Roh James. recitation.
 Fred Richa rtlson. jig
 Elmer Reed. recitation.
 Doc Kemp. song.
 Harold Allan. jig.
 Ollie Bourette. pianist.
 Nome hrnss hand. Ir. Mustard. Russ Downing. Frank Aldrich. Dad Williams. Tom Gafnev. Hugh ONeil. Rer Eygren.
 The smoker was In charge of th- following chairmen of committees. Music. Fred Weller and Harry Phil li,,s.
 Refreshments - Harry Lauri. and Frank Iitlcficld.
 Entcrtn ninment--Sam Cunningham. Dccorat ion--Chas. Nystrom. Arrangements Jim TtcilN mnd Jack Kearncy.
 ccption-Hank 0'Connell.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
seselaI Nugget ssrvis~

lpselal Nugget servieA
 PEKIN. Jan. 1S.--As regards the japanese warshps which nre station- .i along the ports of the YantzeklAng river and at Ranking. |" which the attention of Japan has been called ty the British government. the Japan naval authorities state that they have no intention of withdrawing this force despite the protect nf the I;ngiisi, government. The statenicn, is mad" ttat the Japanee third squadron was rot sent to Chinese waters in .,'nn'" ton with the revolutionary n"v" ment or with any tltsans which .Iais,n has on Chinese territory but '!.'r" Il is there for the same purI"'s" ilu the ships of the other powers ar' ilmr". to protect the subjects of th" country. The squadron has recently been in. creased and there tx il li.rgr Jai.,n..s'' landing party ashore at Nankin;: "s- tepsibIy for the protection nf Japan
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
PRESIDENT WILL
 READ MESSAGE
Nv0est epselsl Service.

Navsest epscisl Service.
 WASHINGTON. Jan. ls.-President Wilson has completed the work of preparing his message on trust re- form and has announced that he will rad 1t to both houses of congress as- sembled in joint session tomorrow at 1: o'clock.
 A great deal Of interest is mani- tested in this forthcoming message O. the president as 1t will cover one of th- blanks in the democratic platform as laid down at the Baltimore conven- t'n.
 Mr. Wilson will urge the passage of his anti-trust legislation in the sam. persistent manner In which he has kept cngress on the job of passing thc other administration measures He will have harder fight in this case. however. as there are many sen- ators and representatives of his ow3 party. as well as of the opposition, v-ho are under the domination of the trusts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
THAT OLD
 BARN DANCE

Mornin' si. where be y an Smanthy Saturday night? Didn't see V down [ tn barn dance. Tn X. B.'s was all lookin' fer V take a ci onct on th' pumpkin. Y misaed bout tn best time O tn winter. That is the greeting that will be handed to all of the perfectly good hayseeds sud the pretty dairymaida who fall ed to show up in A. B. hall Saturday night for the most attractive dance of the year.
 Farmers! Why there were some farmers there who looked 90 much like the real thing that an ex -bunco steerer tried to start up in business again next to the cider booth. And the Iassies from the hills and daies of the dear old homestead, and the dhirymaids. Well h cant be dra VII. th+ picture that they made amongst the bales of hay. the harness and other accessories of the farm.
 Town constable "Obediah" Bur- roughs was on guard at the door as- sisted by Deputy Constable "Eben- cser" Beycr. The opening music was furnished by the town hand from Corn Center. Squeedunk county com posed of Russ Downing. Geo James. lilly Marx. Geo. rarger and Dan Pet erson.
 The rnf'ers of the "barn" were dec ctated with straw and from the cen |. ter Iaaia lung the prize pumpkin fr mn the last c.vnty fair. by heck:
 After tue farmer band got SO full of hari cider that 1t could not play. X. :. Olivc,s orchestra from the count, seat t.Eished some real dance music.
 When the farmer band teased tho strains of Coming Through the Rye out of thcir home made instruments it tussed so hard at the heartstrings of some of the good old farmers thnt 1t made their eyes water then their mouths watered. thinking of that good Cld Ryc-take your choice.
 At midnight Ralph I.omcn halted the dairymalds md dnchesscs. the fhrmcrs and the near fhrmcrs and announced that the lady guessing tho nearest to the weight of the pumpkin would he gwen Il prize. Slips were distributed on which the Eucsses were written. When the great yellow pumpkin was weighed it was found that Mrs. Wcich had been tho luck, g,iesscr. Mrs Williams winning the hooby prize by missing it a mile.
 It was a great dance. The commit : tee In charge was composed of the following: Ralph I.omen, chairman: Al. Fletcher. Barry Keown. Joseph Eursik and Arthur Cole.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
MISTAKE SENDS WRONG
 WOMAN TO JAIL

Special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK, Jan. l1.-Thav the innocent may frequently suffer for the crimes of others was proven yea. terday by the arrest of Mrs. Josephine l,askhm of Brooklyn on charge of theft preferred hy Mrs. Deiie suf- fren nnd her son John.
 Mrs. Suffren saw Mrs. Daskam on the street and told police ofihcer tfat tn" woman had stolen three ttousand dollars worth of jewelry f,om her while guest at her home In Eighty sixth street and that there was a warrant out for her arrest. Re- ing convinced of the sincerity of the charge the police officer arrestrd the woman and took her to the police sta ticn. From here she was taken to detective headquarters together with her accusefs and she answered in every respect the discriptiOn given the police by Mrs. Suffren at the time of the robbery and the disappearance" of her friend. Mrs. Suffren and her SGT were also positive of the identi- hcation and In spite of her protests that she was not Mrs. Soutan. the woman charged with the theft. she was locked up and spent the night In a police cell
 During the night the prisoner sent number of notes out from the sta ton house and this morning when she
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19

On September the department of justice at Washington held in sub stance that the road tax and the other texss levied by the legislature of the t4rritory were unsnforcibls because the lesisiaturs had made commission err and other ofiicers of the United States for the territory pf Alaska collectors of such tax. and that such cf1cers of the United states. being selected and chosen to enforce the laws of the United States and the n. ,s of congress. and being paid from tte treasury of the United States. could not enforce the collccti"n of such road tax and other taxes besm,,se of such taxes being purely territorial rld the collection thereof could not pc made charge aga inst the Tinted States.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19

twelve witnesses to swear that she was Mrs. Josephine Dasham of Fulton street. Brooklyn. and that she was d perfectly we'll known and respected member of society.
 The Suffrens stiil insisted that they were right In their Identification and said that they had known the woman ever since she was little girl and to prove that she was fooling the judge and that her witnesses were swearing fnlsely Mrs. Suhfren stated that h~r one time friend. Mrs. South had a l"ng red scar on her left ieg just above the ankle.
 When she heard this statement tho prisoner frightened perceptably. She whispered something to a lawyer who lad appeared with her friends and :h- lawyer whispered to the judge. T:cth the learned judge and the pris- ci blushed. Then the judge. the law yer. the accuser and the prisoner re, fred to an ante room to investigate the scar.
 When the judge returned to the perch he announced that the prisoner was discharged and the prisoneTs lawyer also made an announcement to ihe effect that the SufYrens. who are rich. would promptly he sued for fifty thousand dollars for false arrest.
 Rui she vas perfect image of Cora Soutan protested Mrs Suffren as she left the court.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
ALL HOPE ABANDONED. Special Nuuaet Service.

PLYMOUTH. Jan. ls.-Ali hope of bs ing able to rescue the crew Of the sunken submarine has been abandon ed by tn vessels lowering over the spot where the little vesei went down. No word has come from her since the last message of goodbye signaled by one of the officers and 1t Is admitted that all must now bc dead as the supply of oxigen carried in the tanks could not possibly have held out this length of time. Efforts will be made to recover the boat and the bodies of her crew.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
ALASKA BILL
 WILL PASS
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Jun. ig.-The gem eral feeling in we'll informed circles here is that the Alaska railroad bill which will come up in the senate within the next day ar two will sure- " pass. The opposition to the bul has not given up the fight but so much pressure has been brought to hear on the committee on territories and upon individual members of the senate that It is felt there can he nu doubt of the hill going through without hitch.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
TURNER FOR SENATOR. spsciai Nuagst SsrvicA

wASHfNGTON. Jan. lS. Former Senator Turner. has resigned as T members of the international .'''nt committee and departed today for spokane. He announced his int'nii''n of again running for the senatorial election.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
MORE LAPS DIES.

Special Nugget Service.
 HIROSHIMA. Jan. 19.-Three hun drcd refugees from the volcano dis tr,ct, who ere camped on cliff over looking the sea perished today when ', tihout any warning the cliff sudden M ,rumbled and fell into the ocean.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
TWO NOMINATIONS
Special Nugget Service

special Nu00eS 1ervles
 WASHINGTON, Jan. l7.-Ths ore s,dcnt late this afternoon sent tc the senate the name of Colonel 0or:,as. cf t.c Medical Corps of the army to !. S.' .eon General of the army and ii' n. imitation of James B. Holoian n br marshal of tho northern .ii>trh [ ot California.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19

See Captain Wsieh and his trained soId;srs h panoramic apprehension q the Spanish American war Axss's carnival, Saturday night
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
A. SIS NOTICE.

The <. E. meeting will nc" h'' rail- cd until 9:30 o'clock this .v"nin" "n account of the lecture ai thr F'"i'r- aied church. MI members are r''- quested to attend as this will he ;l srccial meeting. Initinii"ns aud roo treatments.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
COMMITTEE STARTS. Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1S.--Tl" r"m- mittee appointed to organize the re- serve banks of the country ard [" select the cities wherein thes" in stitutions are to be located lrff Wash. inEton for the west today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19

Rastus. what nm an alleybi?
 Why. Nose. dat's provin' dat yoh was at dc barn dance at dc PaTsh Hawi on Janucrry 20. whar yoh wasn't to show dat yoh wasn't In Marse Tuclser's hen house. whar yoh was
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
GATES WILL PRoeATGp
lpsciaI Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 DEACMONT. Texas. jan. l7..--The will c the late financier, Charles Q. Gates. wns admitted to probate here today md appraisers appointed for the estate.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
.cHiLBERc FOR SENATE. Special fSuaass Service

SEATTLE. Jan. is.--J. F. ChtlberG has announced his candidacy for the. state senate. Mir. chiiberg has inter- csts In Alaska. being president of the Miners and Merchants bank of Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19

Engagement extraordinary, stupsn- oeus aserseaton of talented artiists will perform before her majesty Queen of Aksala, Eagle hall, Saturday r. ioht, January 24.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
cORCAS FOR
 SURGEON GEN.
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. Jan. It. i""si- dent Wilson has practically d,' id - |" ar,puint doctor Gurgas tn >;t' .'. iir' retiring surgeon general "f t. ar'n''.
 Col 00rRas hns been ii 'l,,";'- "f the sanitary work "n t',-. nl,n : canal
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19

Mozart failed missrably at visnns by his piano being cut ef tune. Have yours tuned by Ollie eourrst and yeu will never fail. Phens White 137.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
THE QUEEN CONTEST.

The following Is the standing "' the queens up until noon today. Katie Ginnivau .... ........ 1Sss Jennie Gustavson. ......'... w
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
NO SUFFRAGE COMMITTEE
spssial Nugget ssrvie&

WASHINGTON. Jan. IT. Tn ''''- rnocratic members of the II"ms.' r':l' committee have refused to "''H'" . standing committee an w"mr's ""f' frag.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19

Whit oarm rebuilt ready sss susi' r.ss. ot or ter, fer fresh sesa
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
NOTICE.

Lovers ss Augustine . kysr outsss crisp and Victoria chseslatss shssld put in their orders, a ear suppay Is limited.
 RosG CANDY sroRG.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19

Weekly Nugget, only 5oe . month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
TREMENDOUS
 R. R. STRIKE
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 ALBANY. Ja.In. lS,-Dccaus" tho officials refused to rcinstatc two men who had been discharged for alleged disobcdiencc of orders Ave thousand trainmcn on the Delaware and Hudson r'vcr rilroad struck othis morning. This will close every ono of the mines owned by- the railroad company and will effect over thirty thousand men.
 wASllIEGT'' N. Jan. fS.ti ". Hanger, head of the Federal I:mtrd or Mediation nd Arbitration has left for th. scene of the strike on the Hudson River railroad and will attempt to adjust the differences between the ( company and the men.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19

Placer Loeatiens ss Nugget Office
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19

sub.eris. fer Nom. Daily Nassss.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-08-23
RUNAWAY Machine
BREAKS DOWN WALL
Mrs. May Moore Would Crank
Engine While Auto Pointed
Head Down Hill

Craukiug am automobile. with
its nose turned down nill and the
breaks of. cost Mrs. May Moore Of
Tombstone Canyon an almost ire
parable fender a badly bent front
spring and a punctured tire to say
nothing of tearing a rock wall out i'm
the vicinity of the Hughes Block yes
terday afternoon
The car was new one having been
driven but a few miles. and the acct
dent came through Mrs Moore's not
thoroughly understanding the running
of it, She had been visiting a friend
near the Hughes block and was crank
ing the machine when it began rum
ming down the HILL She was unable
TO stop the car and had to let it go.
To coasted down the hill until It hit
rock wall tearing the end ofthe
wall out and badly bending one of
the tenders, wrenching the front
springs and puucturIng the front tire
The machine was not injured peman-
entity and was easily repaired and
placed i'm running order
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-08-23
KNIFE MAN GIVEN
LONG JAIL TERM
Judge Smith States He viii
Stamp Out the lniquity of
Carrying Weapons

Seveny-hye days i'm the county Jail
at Tombstone was the fine Friday
imposed on Ramon Figueroa by Jus
tice George r. Smith of Lowell, for
carrying concealed weapons. Figueroa
had been found carrying a dirk He
was duly arraigned and convicted
and viii serve his time
The heavy punishment. stated the
judge, following the imposition Of
sentence. is intended as a lesson TO
tbe other foreigners of the district
who make a practice of carrying CON
cealed arms of one kind or another
This. i'm the mind of the local OIL
GcIals. they state. is one of the few
objectionable sins. and is one which
they state they are doing tc .,r best 90
stamp out In Bisbee aaI the Var
rem district
This is an evil Of the most peril
cious kind" said the judge yesterday.
u is an evil which endangers the
community at large Il is an evil
which makes safety insure The
man who carries a knife or gun usuaL
ly hesitates little before using it,,
and is therefore a menace TO society.
shall take all steps toward ridding
this district of an such characters
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-08-23
LARGE ATTRACTION
AT LOWELL THEATRE
Animated Songs and Numerous
Feature Films Will Make
Program

The Lowell theatre is now showing
the most advanced motion picture
programs possible. The animated
songs have taken the public by storm
Unfortunately Friday night the singer
was taken with acute indigestion and
was unable to appear as advertised.
However, last night the many patrons
of the Lowell were delighted with the
initial performance and tonight will
bring on an entire change of program
both in the movies and in the ANNA.
ted songs.
The Vitigraph company viii pres
ent one Of their two part special fea-
lures His Wife And His Work.
This is an exceptionally strong por.
trayal and viii be enjoyed. "An
Elopement I'm Tuckerville" is a most
pleasing comedy of the Edison type
An Elopement I'm Rome" is a Kalem
comedy that is funny enough to make
a cigar store Indian laugh. Labor
Demonstrations I'm Hyde Park Lon
don" is a picture every working man
in the district should witness
The attendance at the Lowell SO
far has not shown any signs of de
crease. There is a good reason fol
this however as the music alone is
more than worth the price
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1914-08-23
GOOD TIMES MAKES
HALL PUT OFF TRIP
Delays Start for Texas To See
Some Texas Real Estate
Men IN BIsbee

Good times necessitated l.. B Hall
posiponiug his vacation trip a day.
This seeming ambiguity is q fact as
prospective Texas real estate invest
ors learning that be contemplated
leaving Bisbee Wednesday for Texas
nocked to him with such q volume of
business that he was forced to remain
a day over This is pleasing news and
comes as a breath of cold air on a
hot summer day" when the topic Of
the hour is hard times.
"It proves, said Mr. Hall, that at
least there are a few people who can
not be easily inundated by the Euro
poan crisis TO the extent of passing
mp good investment rather than turn
ing loose of their money in war times.
Mr. Hall goes to south Texas where
he win be joined by his brother who
viii accompany him on his hunting
and fishing trip to Louisiana in which
a months time viii be devoted.