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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-31
G. 4. R. POST TO MEET

New Cumberland, Pa. July 31.-The
regular meeting of B. f. Eisenberger
Post, No. 462. Grand Army of the
Republic, will be held tomorrow
evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-31
w. G. II. U. TO MEET
Special to The Telegraph

Blain, Pa. July 81. - The local
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will hold its regular monthly meeting
on Monday evening IN the Lutheran
Church.
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t AT HERSHEY

New Cumberland, Pa, July SON..
A. Hoff's Sunday school class, COM
posed of ladies of the Church of God
Sunday School, held an outing at Her
shey to-day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-31
WILL CONDUCT FESTIVAL

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Lee
moyne United Brethren Church will
conduct a festival tomorrow evening.
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RALLY AT RESERVOIR

New Cumberland. Pa, July IL
Members of the congregation of the
Church of God attended the union
rally of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety at Reservoir Park yesterday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-31
THE NEW AUGUST VICTOR
RECORDS.

present a variety of music to meet
every taste. Come in and hear them,
]. H. Troop Music House, Is South
Market Square.=AdYertisement.
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SPECIAL GRAND LODGE SESSION
SbeciaI to The Teleprnbh

SPsCEuI 10 inc eIegfupH
Waynesboro, Pa, July 31.-A special
session of the grand lodge, of Odd Fell
lows of Pennsylvania will be held in
Waynesboro Monday, August II.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-15
SOCIETY NOTES FROM
NEIGHBORING TOWNS

Dodson. G ". Moon. Dad Ferguson
and Atty Holmes
Herbert Chase went To Amarillo
Monday
Clarice Wren aud Rufus Seawall
spent Sunday In Woodward
Alfred McAfee returned Monday
from trip 10 Canyon.
Dave Payne left Tuesday on a bus
iness trip To Quannah.
Mr. and Mrs GUY Lawrence NOV
ed 20 the country Yesterday.
j n Hurn OF Mobeetie was In The
city this morning
lhurean Cooper returned to Miami
ihis morning after o. visit Ia Glazier
Dr Kelly made professional visit
10 Amarillo
J J. Seitz Of Quauah H. here this
week visiting hi, brothers. B T. aud
George
Miss Celess Peck returned 70 ok
/ lahoma City Sunday after short
visit with Miami friends
= X Burum Is reported sick IN
Higgins aud his wife went mp Mon
day
John Goodwin OF Tulsa, Oklaho.
ma, arrived Tuesday morning for a
visit Al the J ~ Quarrels home
clyde Grigsby was IN Miami first
OF the week shaking hands with
friends
Mrs Henry aud Mr.. and Mrs hig.
gins VI Oklahoma are visitors at th,
/ Jim Wells home this week
The Womans Missionary society
met for is regular Bible study ID.
members were present and good
and profitable meeting was enjoyed
| They also attended 30 some business
and decided 10 have an Ice cream
supper Ia the little vacant room al
the Fitch hotel
On last Friday afternoon the We
mems study Cmb met with Mrs " J.
Baird II Wa decided that the study
course Tor the next year would b,
The study ~ England. ireland ant
/ scotland owing To the fact that
| Europe is in war IL will be- an inter
ostinR subject After the business
session was over the hostess served
/ Refreshments of ice cream and cake
Last week We failed To mention ~,
/ picnic given by the club ladies fOl
their families only five husbands a.
tending on the occasion They reporI
lots of good thinrs to eat and an cn
! IOyablr time by all.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-15

Ethel Brewster OF Lockney. were the
guests Monday OF Mrs John Oswald
Mr. and Mrs Earl N Conner hfi
Tuesday for their home Ia NJ paso.
They have beea visiting MIR and
Mrs j. w. Conner and family Mr..
karl Conner Is Assistant Manager OF
the kress Store IN III paso
Mrs l.. x Grimes arrived Tuesday
from Lon Peach. Calif Mrs Grim
~ will visit Mrs. T.. y. Baker
Rev aud Mrs Henry Summers and
children left Tuesday for their home
IN New Boston, Texas They have
been whiting Mis-. summers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. +. " Wells her sis
iers. Mrs Hal Hamilton and Mrs
Hugh Speed and her brothers for
several weeks.
Mrs n " Ersall returned Tues
day 10 her home IN Lubbock Mrs.
Edsall has been visiting Mr. and
Mrs George L. Mayiield.
Mrs. @ W Sakyer OF Roswell, ~
NJ. left Tuesday for Coleman. Texas
Mrs sawyer has been visiting Mrs.
" G phillips and daughters.
Mr. aud Mrs Otis Truloye and
family and Misses Kathleen and Lo-
rinc Alexander went 90 Mr. Tru-
loves ranch Tuesday by automobile
Miss JAMIE Warren returned Mon.
day from Tascusa Miss JAMIE ha,
/ been visiting her grandfather IN ras.
cOsa FOR several weeks
Mrs. " b. Garrett returned yes
( tordny 10 Dalhart
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-15
PI.tI\NII.W.

4 surprise kitchen shower was
given Saturday evening to MIR Frank
rewett aud wife by noighbors and
friends 4 gOOdly number was pres
cnt. but the early shower Kept some
away Many useful and beneficial
presents were received. and regrets
expressed that they could find no
rolling pin 10 use on Frank How
ever. the broom came with this note.
In calm weather use the brush. IN
stormy. use the other Refresh
ments of Ice cream and cake were
served Al q late hour guests de
parted. expressing themselves a. en-
toying a pleasant evening
r. T. Evans family called on Mr.
Campbell Sunday.
c. T.. Ilewett has had another
horse badly cut on the wire fence.
MIR Near and daughter, Martha.
took dinner with the Hewett family
Sunday
Mr. Fern returned Wednesday
from yisIi 10 Kansas
Rev Bone and wife OF Hale Cen
ter called az the Hewcti home Tues
dag evening. takinl home some ear
Is fryers A. rule preachers like
chicken. and Rev. Bone Is no eXcep-
ton To the rule
Mrs. r G. Gaddy and children. and
brother. Grady Shuman. passed
through plainvieW Tuesday en- route
from Lockney 10 their home In Paris,
Texas They have been visiting Mrs
Gaddy's and Mr. Shuman's parents
MIR. and Mrs L. d Shuman.
Mrs Vernon billiard and Miss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-15
,NioN

"a. .I, ,t hmm.
WIZ. "''' '' Way vi '''' ~.
SD i''d ai the nome eft ar r'"rH
Il"w SUNDAY uu'i. FRIDAY
Nl. i u '"lll' OF ltlr' came ~
o. illH' u" j. Mr. ll'nrN Ipnt
Mt y 100 l'hd returned fil-
'a' Goo Dor home lee Decatur Arkan-
dII'' .iN week Nl.li WIN h'I
m''Nrr MIS- lHurh"rN apd her sl'
Ter No.. Elmer Prlchard
Nr. ,. j. PFca'i OF Sily'rion yls.
''1 iinm Thursday unill SUNDAY
'..l meg mother MR. Jewell
81 u u chapman p'hl lhut".
1'1 n Amarillo
p % lonr- wa 300 Amarillo on
HuIn' Friday
HIs." tI.." J1"elir ol Moullon'
N''"Ir Hud liilda Iroirorn oi shin
60 are visiting a' the Ouonthor 'um'
M'''"u ANA lhn Winn, Tom
cochran dud Wilson campbell went
'n ih' WIN ranch 100 Bailey county
nr.d1F
Ml. a u HAYNES returned home
Monday from Quanah Mt Haynes
met hor 300 amarillo
D. q Lostor aud Il l.. lester we're
'h amarillo Thursday
Mo- aud Mrs g. IS ballard ana
family of ilaiuyi"S visited ihlH
""k az the parental john Rowan
home
Ni." Vera Cook arrived saturday
from Henrietta 10 visit AT the Bur
toW homie She was met in Amarillo
thy iurroN
y \ HARRISON went 10 Nwariu'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-15

Ora Gitcns aud nor mother
Mrs G. $ White and daughter,
Miss Helen. OF Weatherford arrived
100 Childres. ON sunday afternoon
Tor q visit with Mrs A. " Long, a
sister OF Mrs White
Mrs e. 4 Cox left Chlldress Mon
day morning to go to ST. Louis,
where she expects TO meet Mr. Cox,
who ls now on the Northwestern rae
inc with hs horse Douglas
Aubrey lankins aud family arrly.
"i sunday from Colorado and viii
.urlIu make their home In Childrcss
They have spent the past several
Nrals Zoo Colorado Kansas aud Mis-
souri,
e. Wilkerson Of oklahoma has
been spending some time with mis-
sister. Mrs Carter who lives Just
north uf tbp city Elder Wilkerson
% wen kuoVn preacher of the
christian Church and often engages
.n contests with the Socialists
Lewis England arrived few days
ptu from his home ai Captain, \
w. ana will spend several weeks
here
N Howard and family return
"a SATURDAY. might from East Las
VEGAS. g. NJ
Miss Esther Thomas of Chattanoo-
90, Tom Is To- the city visiting her
aunt MI ! T. Price
Mr.. q % rhc.'onu took the east
bound train Tuesday morning 30 re-
turn to her home AZ Giudalc. Texas,
having spent th, past several months
mere with her father Judge NJ. j.
Hathaway and vanity
Miss Ethel Narcinp came in from
,ur-imua l1si week spent q day or
$3.50 with Ch.ldross friends 1nd cent
ou to Colorado to roamip lill time
'"r b'giunur hor -chao work mere.
o. T. put. Dol. wife aud her sister
arrived iu Ch'ldrcs- Tuesday night
Nr pur +. nov living az TERRA
lli1u'o and 'hot we're touring
Through 90 their ear 10 Eldorldo,
OKLA ou u.it to her parents
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-15
IMl'iiIS.


l'f Tar the most brilliant social
event of OBJ, .e1t MA. tLr. dame. and
..,,., .t.... a.. l
'''' t''" -
~ l"l "uhi' "I M. hI"Nu'I "i
.n' w. ! Nah'h. ~ n''l'. IRON town
H''n'auiN hlt"t August OBJ. lh' 100
l'''''h was from ~ %. =" %. lu
hl''''s' W,'h""' ''oV non 'n"s' Nho
were ,h'Il,u arrived ~ i've hoHI
''' .'''" "'' were tr,'l'h Q" In'
.''' 'h lil' ilo-' '"Iuldl manner uf
PVT. aug NI. hl'N"'I VINO were 'hF
'I 'u RECEIVING ahu 'h''.'d'u
'l- '"''' guest. NN 'h'lT son. 'I'F
'I 'I'u James 90 ulld lhtli 'hdIluliia
.""nt '"'-.'l,I ''|'"elh ana j. '1h
@ H' 'u' III. D w. Hr"""'I VIZ
'I'' ''. ''Il Won nih'if' MT
"'I .lN. DIT. 'l.''I I"Nn
'I"''h MISSES lIll"''ll Marlit. lose
pune haih''I''n ana rance Mohi
'''''' ] "''' p'"p'' are 'Np'Il'u'
gu entertainers ana very iuNuff and
,'n'I"l' Nhl'h lhh"nhdtd ho.p'Id'I
~ 900" "''' 'ii''1 I.'aha ''hII Ni"
,i"' wa. '''i' Tot 'helr tN'
j nose ''I'lIf from Nhafll'u, ''r'h
""h dh' "I'.'i pom. "loht lN' Iu'.
were W'' 'I Ih' .'i'a station 1nH
'Ni'Nll Nl'''n 900 a''"s 10 the r'u'N
Ih' guests Were served ON WllF
ing WIN 'il'h'I'. N"n ana '1',.'
s'nd Ni'h'. aud I'.I tea. Mis-'s |n
.ephln' chamberlain ana Eliiah'''
+ N.T % Ia .| ID.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-15

II you drink az our soda fountain
YOU will bee satisfied Holman-C arder
Drug co. 2ll-1f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-15
MIAMI.

Mrs = u singers visited In Cana
dian this week
SHY. J & Dial attended court in
Canadian this week
Mrs. Walker. from Amarillo. Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs Pulaski.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Nolan OF
Clarendon visited al the Dr. Kelly
nome this week.
Mrs. Myrtle Wilson left yesterday
for Los Augeles after q visit with
her sister. Mrs JON ralley near Ma
beetle
JOhn short went TO Amarillo sun
day and met bis wife. who was re-
turning from visit with her par
enls at TcXlir' They came home
Monday
Mr. and Mrs j r McKinzie. who
have been visiting their son, J. X.
ieii this morning for Clarksville
\. ;. Locke and wife and Clarence
and VIII Locke left this morning for
an automobile trip 10 Colorado
The school trustees met Monday
afternoon and decided on several
improvements for the school build
lng Workmen are al work now do
mr. The necessary repalrnr.
Among those attending court in
anadiaA this week were Attorney
lfo, smith. Herman Finch. Judge
kinney " = Reid. q Seawall and
J. J.. SciUor
W ~ Winger lcn Monday for
Harrison, Mo- where they will make
their future home Mr. Ningrr has
lived among as for some time and
W" regret 10 lose him. but expect an
early return
a number Of Miumites attended
CONT az canadian This week on ac-
count oi the Incorporation election
trial coming up Among those at
tending urr. Fred Smyers. john
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-15
tuIIlu;Ese

.Hrr. ser boo Sew NeE
leo lou.r aztec. lines. thI. HoeL
Mr. A. % l.. Goliad i. Boo tH'
cts visiting Ut Ter Mr. 49, o.
Howard
Wu Carter .e @ busna iriI
30 Vernon Nur returning Tue
day
Nr 49, 81 osb came Iu Fr
fay auDu Hn .. lin her husband
AHo Ia. been . netting thc rrlI,
II hero.
Nr "a aud children
returned rI. rom visit uifl
/ relative, m fHl F. ns country
% D.. Nart .H up saturday or
t.-uopn from ncothe tO .poni
/ , Fr. ur 1850 ... .Hildre-- relatives
N Narn. homa arrived
Wsdrr Hrt m.# From Memphis
uH,r, ... H Ecu f.''r. her
IrauGmotH .r Ferai WnDt
49, s. Morrow midwife of Garden
Valley s.a. Hp pa. .he reunion Thurs
...r ruI tav. for tH' .IEhf
Do gram
vr o. g. and daughter
Isl N4r of N.- field ariro1 Tr.
ldal afternoon ur VISIT with sis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-15

Prince Alexander f., crown
irIuoo of Sorya. ha been Boo tine
'ield against Austria ever ..u." lur
declaration of war Ihr primo. bad
con fighting iu the intuu wars
80 although Dee o. % very Young man
ho took tO the new campaign With
.nury Just before war BOO. father
nmr Peter. had almost turned over
the government tu him rh, EIul
who was in bad health. went un Ca
q resort aud did not expect tu &C..
turn Tor some time so sooner Wa.
the army called into the lpid than
the crown prince was ready Doc B.
uo. 90 the u"id with tho troops
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-15
iiTTtEi'IiiID.

AIRS Gipsic Hyatt of Houston Is
spending the summer-ond In the
home Of her friend, Mrs W g street
Miss Bcrnice Lynch OF Des Moines,
Iowa. b. visiting Miss Helen Smith
Mss Ruth Key arrived this week
from l.ampasas. Texas. ana viii
.pcnd the remainder OF the sum
mcr with her aunt Mr. Arthur =.
Duggan
Miss .ladys Norton of polylech
ME. Texas, iH spending week In
The home of Mrs Medic nugEan
MIR Marion Pollock lof Temple.
lrNas. has been in Lit'lcncld ENJOY
ing the pheasant clImat, with g..
j DuPgan
Miss HATH. Fitlluff OF OItun was
IN Litiletiold Thu week visiting Mrs
g. ilendriok Hail
Messrs French. Silcoti and McQuil-
In came over from Olton this week
10 transact bushes in littlefield
Major Geo. " Littlofield and wife
of Austin together with Mrs " n.
larrdl ol Gonzales and Misses Lind
had ana Dapalac of Austin are
pending the summer 40 yellow
iou.e Ranch headquarters
Mr. T. -. White at Roswell. y.
". Is spending few weeks with bis
uncle. Major littlcfeld az yellow
House Ranch
Mr. II t. Smith entertained ne
gcmi-mOnthly card club Wednesday
nirht, Misses Lynch aud Key We're
especial guests
Misses Helen Smith. Boruicc
Lynch and Alice King and Nossrs
u. T. Street. Marion pollock. Ralph
W oOd and & j uuggan. chaporoned
by Mrs. Y. V. White motorcd out 90
ranch windmill south of Little
Held recently and served lunch re-.
turning home by the moonlight
As u compliment to the visiting
ladies and gentlemen Ia town, tio
citizens Of littlefield spent Friday
evening ON the lake southwest ol
l.ittieiield. bathing and hunting BE-.
ing the special features OF the out
ing
Miss Mae Sue BRYANT Is entertain
ing the Misses Matnluwsky of Nbcr.
nathy Tor the Weekend
Mrs " g. street entertained
complimentary 10 her household
guest. Mrs HYATT Wednesday even
ing
Mrs Arthur T. luggan entertain
I'd Thursday evening favoriug the
visiting girls In littlefipld
II you drink az our soda fountain
YOU will bee satisfied Holman-C ardcr
Drug CO. 2l.-2i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-15
Amarillo College Of Music

Private instruction in
Voice, Violin. Piano and
Orchestra instruments.
Class or private instruc-
ton in Harmony, Sight
reading, Ear-,raining and
all theoretical Subjects
We graduate pupils
Why go out Of the Pan
handle for a iirst-class Mu-
seal Educationp We offer
splendid privileges in Choir
us, choir and orchestra
work. Write or call. Sixth
and Polk, Amarillo, Texas
Phone 6} or %. +. +.
MYERS, Director
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-15
TWO WOMEN
AVOID
OPERATIONS
By Taking Lydia F.. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Chicago. %. must thank you with
all ms heart Tor Ly..a h. riukham
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-15

table Compound and have taken il and
feel tine .liy said one day. oh.
Fee. s1 t.rri o. Oboe tune and have head
ache. -arl Take Lydia T.. PINK
hams vegetable Compound, and she
Iid and ir. fine now Co. Mrs N. K.
KAmDurIDk. 1922 ~ Paulina Street.
Cmcagu. l.HrH.
The other Case.
DAYTON. OHIO lydia I pinkhan .
Vcrstnh.r Compound relieved me- u
pains in my 800. tha' ! had Tor years
and which doctor medicines failed 10
relieve. II ha. 'a.H.s saved mc from
an operation. ! v.H Boz glad 10 assist
you by personal letter to any woman
ir the sam. condition Mrs. } v.
SHEKtE. l26 Cass ST.. Dayton. Ohio.
n YOU want special advice
write 20 lydia y. Pinkham We'd
idinc Go. tcnniidcntian LYNN.
Mas. Your letter will he opened.
read and answered nv "a woman,
aud held Ia strict confidence.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-15

Best of all The policy holders
OF the Union Central SHARE ~
THE RESI- Its Ask any OF them
". \. Askcw Agent 2i2-3t
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-23
Special Nussst oerv,ee.

Special Nugget eefv'ee
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. March 20.-- l: may be necessary for President Wilson to get out the whip again and drive his party legislators back into line on anothc question than tho one that is confronting him in Mexico. It was only by the most strenuous whipping of urruly senators and members of con- gross that the administration was able to get the speedy action 1t desired on the bills it introduced at this session and at the same time keep the con- gress and the people quiet over the Mexican situation. Tn fact the prcsi- dent has been steadily losing ground with congress on account of the utter fc ilure of the policy adopted in Mex leo and the lack of interest shown In protecting American interests and cit- izens. This has begun to show in several ways around the capitol and in none more clearly than in the about face of many democrats over the question of the Panama canal tolls. The senate does not like to be bull lied and it is quietly stated that some o: the influential democratic senators hove come to the sad conclusion that in several recent instances they have been bullied by the president. This Is unfortunate just at this time when the administration is facing the question of the Panama tolls. for 1t is the de- sire of Mfr. Wilson to settle this mat t;r amicably with England even at the less of some prestige to his own gov erpment.
 This desire has been expressed to members of the senate who are good democrats and they have not hcsitat- cd to inform the president that it will be no easy matter for him to have the tolls arranged for in the existing law repealed. He has run against the inevitable snag that sooner or later gets into the path of any president who attempts to dominate the senate toe far and it is his own party and his own supporters who inform him that there Is very serious opposition to any such legislation as he proposes It remains to be seen what the out
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-23
MAY PURCHASE
 NAVIGATION co.
Spscial Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 SAN FRANCISCO. March 21.-Pre- x,dent Leon Sloss of the Northern Na- \igti II Co. admitted today that the rumor regarding negotiations between his company and the Guggenheims and the White Pass and Yukon Com pany for the purchase of all of the h, ldinrs of tho White Pass Co. are correct.
 Two million dollars Is the price ask cd for the holdings and property 1f thc company from Whitehorse to St' Michael and on the tributaries of the Yukon. together with all fleets of steamers. barges etc. and the present dc tking facilities.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-23
.PuN|SHES DUTCH
 WOMEN RIOTERS
Special Nugget Service

Special Nuesst Ssrvloa
 THE HAGUE. March 23.-The three hundred women of the little town of Zuyden who demolished all of the win asws in tho city hall because they were not allowed n voice in the selec- ton of the town aldermen will have plenty of time to depent of thclr acc ton if the ordnance passed by the highly indignant burghomastcr and the equally indignant and outraged members of the aldcrmanic bourd arc continued in effect.
 The ordnance which is designed to "hcid the women for while" was DC ssed at a meeting held today in the
 indowiess town hall with the entire fierce of police on guard on the out side and 1t is to the effect that for siy months from the day of the out rage against the majesty and dignity of the city fathers no woman of Zuy- den will be allowed to appear on the streets of the village after six o'clock sn the evening for any purpose what scever except in cases of dire nccs- sity which must be fully explained to a committee of the aldermen. Nor will any woman of Zuyden be allowed on
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-23

The mining experimental station at Denver, Colo, is busy experimenting with precious ores and is making Il speciality of radium. It has extracted radIum from Colorado rock but so far has not solved the problem of finding enough of tho new metal to make mining for 1t profitable. The station Is anxious to secure samples of rcck that may contain radium from Alaska as we'll as samples of any other kind of rare minerals. and diff. ferent kinds of clay which might be used for fire bricks. Any kind of mineral stained with sulphur will also prove welcome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-23

E. F. Moore has organized d com pany in Portland for a cannery at George inlet. He expects to have the building ready by the time the season opens. The mannery will he n one linc plant operated by water power from 0 stream at the old Lon Dc Van mine. The capacity will bc about 3c,0O0 a year.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-23

the streets of the town before six o'clock in the morning nor at any time on unday except during the hours SC, aside for divine worship.
 As oil of tho visiting and gossip ing of the house wives is done on the clean stone paved streets and in the market place of the town this will be T bitter blow to the women and 1t is tho hope of the aldermen that 1t will b.. Il lesson which will not soon for get.
 In addition to this ordnance there was another one passed which will seriously interfere with the freedom of the press. There is no press in Zuyden, for the village does not support q newspaper. but n ban is placed on all English newspapers and on all Dutch papers published in the krgcr cities which give any space whatsoever to the doings of the mili- tant suffragettes of England or any other country.
 The men of Zuyden mean to main. tain their dignity at all hazards.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-23

WHY EAT POOR BREAD. When you can get GOOD, WHOLE SOME Bread at 50 per ioaf.
 ANVIL BAKERY,
 NORTH POLE BAKERY.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-23
ASTRONOMER DEAD.

Special Nugget Service.
 WEST POINT, March 17.-Dr. Ed- ward $. Holden, the astronomer, and the librarian of the United States mil ltary academy died today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-23
MORE TROUBLE OVER
 THE CANAL TOLLS

come will be for this is the most stub
 lr.rh fight that the president and his party have entered slAce the demo-
 crcta gained control ..
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-23

This is a good time to start right Subscribe for the NUGGET ana know what is going on.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-23

The Ketchikan Miner says A. w. Kelly, of tho barge America. has fin- ished the seasons catch of 2.1o0 tons of cured herring. Owing to the scare fly of fish and the low prices his firm will quit work until next winter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-23

Are you . subscriber to the Mug. aet7 lf not why not7
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-23
ALASKA NOTES

hor market in the Province of British Columbia"
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-23

TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP. Special Nugget Service.
 PHILADELPHIA. March lS.-Jay Gould today won the court tennis championship of the world from Geo F.. Covcry of England.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-23

Frank Albani. convicted of the mur- der of Steve Borossco in Fairbanks, was given q life sentence by Judge Fuller.