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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-19
WOULD SNUCCLE CHINKS TO US.
WASHINGTON REPUBLICANS
 ADOPT PLATFORM

repeal of the canal tolls bill which
 it charges was in the interests of the railroads of the United States amt Canada and which would retard the natural development of the Pacific coast and menaced our great lumber industry which it has made possible to be transferred to our Canadian competitors. It is caustic in its crit
 icism of the democratic foreign policy, pronouncing it weak and hesitatinS and charges that the administrators policy toward Mexico has shown go
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MRS. F.SkE AT THE
 DREAM THEATER TONIGHT

"Tess of the DUrberville," which will be produced at the Dream theater tonight and which will be repeated Saturday night, is Thomas Hardy's most sublime drama. in which Mrs Fisk atains hte loftiest heights of dramatic power.
 It Is the pathetic record of a wo mans pitiful carer, the tender chron.- cal of Q great misfortune. An i'll fate pursues Tess; she is afflicted with tho most intense human suffering; but she emerges from her sorrows with ar inspiring triumph for all worf1ankind
 Admission Soc; children 25c. Adv
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ROOSEVELT RETURNING HOME
 CANCELS ALL DATES

affection was only temporary and with proper care would give him no serious trouble.
 He stated that he had cancelled near ly all his appointments to lecture be fore scientific organizations and would not take active part in the Pennsyi- yania and California campaigns as had been formally arranged.
 Pinchot, who is running for senator in Pennsylvania, had been promised assistance by Roosevelt and 1t was ex-
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TWO MEN
 ARE KILLED
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE, tune l9.- John Baush man and David Toilette, two farmers. were killed near here today by pr4" mature explosion of cynamite, The two men were engaged blasting stumps and had placed three sticks under stump and fired the fuse, exploded before they had reached more than few feet away. Both men were hurled many feet and mangled beyond recognition.
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Special Nugget Service.

NIAGARA FALLS. dune 19- -Thrr, seems to h" n" possibility If the .\r.- erican and Mexican delegates retchi, .; any agreement as they are holdins firmly to opposite views and there is every prospect of a complete failur" of th" m"diators to reach any settle ment of the difficulty, The break is Gaused by the different views held of the type of man who should be pru
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-19
Special Nugget Service.

LONDON, June 1S.-Roosevelt sail ed on the Imperator for home today. When interviewed by the American press correspondent regarding his in tention of becoming a candidate for he had no intention of running for governor. He said he had had a most pleasant trip and that other than his throat troubles was enjoying the best of health and that his present throat
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Special Nugget Service,

WASIIINGTON. D. C. June l2.
 The Nicaragua treaty will meet with much opposition in the senate and .t is doubtful if th" administration clr command enough votes [" S,".drr ite ratification. IL is announced that be fore the senate will consent tu rattf, thc treaty il will investigate tn" rela- tions which fin. Nic,r,4r,an yovDr,,- mcnt has with certain American bank ing institutions which it is openly
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pected that he would make several speeches in that state as soon as he returned from his European trip. The announcement that Roosevelt had cancelled all his dates has disconcert- ed the progressives who relied much on him to inject new life into tue party. which of late has given indi cation of being on the wane
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Special Nugget Service.

QUEBEC, June 19.-The inV"stign. tor of the Empress of Ireland diSast r which is being made here has dcvel- opcd some important facts which will tend to account for the collision of the collier and the Empress.
 James Francis Galaway, quarter master of the Empress testified that the vessel did not steer we'll at the
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much of weakness and hesitancy as tn make 1t appear ridiculous before the world. The convention after paying it's platform then proceeded to place itself on. record as favoring the open ing of Alaska and developing it's gre sources along reasonable lines.
 The convention adjourned after the adoption of the state platform.
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MINERS ARE
 ENTOMBED
Special Nugget Service.

LIEGE. Belgium. June 19.-A fire broke out in the coal mines here to- day following an explosion which shut off all means of escape of two hum dred miners. Assistance have been rushed to the mine and rescucrs are making every effort to reach the en~ tombcd men. but there is but slight hope of being able to rescue them.
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sALTED PEANUTS.

SaIted Peanuts ,Pacons, Pistachios a, Seattle prices, freight paid in bulk. Jars and glass measures and paper bags free. 50 per cent profit. Can ship it to all parts of Alaska. Royal Fruit Store.
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ADJUST DIFFERENCES
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FL PASO, June 19.-CarranZa made the announcement today that the diff ferences between he and Villa had been adjusted and said he had givea leo City where he would meet hlm vita his army and they would. ad just their difference by joint atta K upon that city.
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ed that state in congress and served two terms in the United States sen ate He was a lawyer of recognized ability and highly respected in Syra- cuse where he spent most of his long and active life.
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CANDIDATE FOR COLLECTOR
 ARRESTED FOR SNiUCGL ING

are >dartrd 'u the work of smuae.tHt and which W,lr tu In" used. The dis- ( 'to~ot" comes as u great surprise t' Mcit'r>"u'S friends who refuse to hr lI"." him guilty.
 New lad eggs at Prossers Harness Shop. 75c dozen Chickens ar fy-
 rs for sar. Phono Black 5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-19
Special Nugget Service.

TACOMA, June 19.-The republi- can convention convened here yester- day and perfected it's organization and the party will go before the people. The platform denounces the democrat ic party and particularly critlcises the democratic tariff legislation, which it charges with bringing ruin upon west ern states industries in favor of for. eign trade.
 Ie> condemns the democrats for the
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TO HIVES T|GATE BEFORE
 RAT|FY|NG TREATY

charged 1ro rh" prime mo>or- 'nd supporters If the ratl ad 4lto ar to h'. tho no'tt jart'~ II th- 'ro.'. h| ratified The acton uf ,a ~'r.. doptrtmcut II is ule" ,l,ia,,i. 4,l J..
 nto~tts"t'a ir sruru s4.t pu' has lab.n .tp IJt" lu. a" G~ .. rpphUr into ,h' h.nas ot i.n. Am.o rtu hanl"rS. rn h4ht in ,h, e.n, promise, io drvr)op som. intr.Sil'. t"d~ which may defeat th" .r.1i.j, . ton of th" treaty,
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to the bitter fight which has been ear ried on among the democrats of the state over this particular position. which seemed td draw an unduFsh9vo of contention among party lkyders. This appointment of Gerharz1s said to besa good one and will be geheraI!y acceptable to all factions. A
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MEOIATORS THREAT TENED
 COMPLETE BREAK DOWN

siouaI president and both sides or, 'H.oln- ru. l' app.-.t" .,trW~. It Is rh'meht that-.t wal t.ad .o .om,.', ''rntd"Wu If m"dtators.
 Fho Al"ruau dr"-at"- today s Surl 4 statement dcryin- in" .lare. mad" hy Iiu,rto's d.j'2u,- 'hat Pres dent Wilson Was ~e,tIn- t".. d,-tI,.. the rlrcturh liberties If Mexico
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SAYS EMPRESS COULD
 NOT BE STEEREO

time. that her who, had t",u nmmci only a few hours before the enl'iS.pH which 4r"t'v n'orored with h"~ hlndline and at the tim" of the co' lisiou il Wnuld have been impossibl, to change th" course of the ship. with in short distance a ship could be soe';. to avoid another ship coming head on
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SPRING CLEANUP.

Have the People'sJ Steam Laundry dL your spring cleaning. We guar antee good work. Rough dry work especially. Give us trial,
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SENATOR H|SCOCk
 OF NEW YORK DIES

some months and being over eighty years old 1t was not expected that he could rally from his last sickness. E[c was at one time a prominent figure in New York politics. He represent
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Special Nugget Service.
 SYRACUSE, June 19,-Former Sen ator Frank Hiscock died here today. Hiscock's death was not unexpected as he had been failing in health for
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-19
CERHARz
 NOMINATED
Special Nugget Service.

SpecIaI NU996t oerVIcU.
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. June 1S.- The president today nominated Henry Gerharz of Billings. surveyor general of Montana. This appointment has
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-19

Othsr storss may have what you want. But you can get the same thing cheaper at Holt's.
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Special Nugget Service.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-19

Just arrived 1914 Worlds Almanacs. Butler, Mauro & Go.
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if you don't know exactly what you want see Holt. He has it.
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The Daily Nugget, s2.oo per month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-19

Read today's news today Nugse,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-30
TWENTY YEARS ON THE CINDER PATH
By JOHN D. NOLAN.

ed attentively. and at last asked. abruptly: Nolan. do you want to make an easy hundred dollars?" T certainly do," replied. How can I do it?'' Just write a letter to Tim
 mons asking hi into come here and mons asking him to come here and ner whom I will pay $10 to run you. I'll give S250 to Abraham, the Jew, next dooTawho will put that money in my hands and make me judge. You can stumble and fall down, you know. I'll give you sf60 for that easy job" was surprised at. the shrewd scheme, but as Thomas urged me to accept the offer I finally wrote 8 letter dictated by Jarvis to Timmons. After careful ly reading it, Jarvis sent a boy to post 1t, chuckling at the anticipated success of his shrewd scheme. Thomas and I Soon afterwards left the store and I wrote a letter to Timmons, giving him the whole story. The following day we assembled at the store at 1.S0 o'clock D. m. The party comprised Thomas, Jarvis, Abraham, Anderson. the runner, and myself. A few minutes later Timmons arrived, and after be- ing introduced asked: Well, what about the race?'' T wish to back An derson to run Nolan a. mile for s250. Here's the money, Mir. Jarvis. I'll ap-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-30

the others adjourned to the hotel. A sEOrt time later Timmons and Thomas were arrested by two policemen who conducted them to Judge Burkhardt,s office. where a hearing was held.
 ''oId serooge" squeais.
 Mn Timmons, you are accused. of To5bSns MT Jarvis of S40o- What have you to say?" asked the judge. Why" said Tfmmons, q backed a runner named Nolan against Anderson for a mile for $250. and I also bet Ar. Jar wis s1o0 afterwards. My man xt3zf and l got the money; that's all. But the wrong man fell down, your honor. The wrong man fell downt' exclaimed Jarvis in great excitement. T gave 4 braham the money to bet It was all mine. The other man agreed to fall down, but he won, and Timmons got the money!"
 Why, it appears to have been a conspiracy to rob MT. TSmmons, but the scheme miscarried," said the judge In surprise. Jarvis, you are an un- pIinc:pled rascal who should be in the penitentiary. MT Timmons, you seem 10 be the only honest man in the par ty. end would advise you in future to have rothing to do with these rascals. You are sn discharged!"
Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-30

Chicago, Jan. 29.-War between the Federal league and organized baseball will continue until the latter receives the new circuit into its fold, according to Secretary Lloyd Rickart of the Fed erals. Rickart said today that the Federals would continue next year their raids on the players now with organized ball whose contracts expire at the end of this season.
 There are enough of these to cripple the big leagues more seriously than the present raid will do if they jump, said the secretary, while the Federal league believes itself safe from counter raids because it's recently acquired stars are under contracts, mainly for three years. The situation at the end of the season will be such as to force recog- hilton from the American and Nation al leagues, and as @ third big league the Federal will operate on equal terms with the others in 1915. its promoters believe.
 Manager Evers of the Chicago Ma tionals, who reported at headquarters today, after a tour of the south, an- nounced that a three-game series be- tween the Cubs and the St. Louis Americans would take place at Tampa March 1, and 6. with return en- gagement at St. Petersburg, Fla, later.
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Athletics.
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YALE's FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Calls for Nine Games-Virgina and
 Notre Dame Included.

New Haven, Conn, Jan. 29.-Yale's s football schedule for next fal, an nounced today, contains nine games one less than last year. Holy Cross and lafayette have been dropped and in their places will be University of Virginia and Notre Dame Yale has never met the two latter colleges in football before. Wesleyan was again invited to open the season, as has been customary for many years, but on the grounds that the game was too strenuous for an opening contest the Middletown collegians declined the in- vitation.
 With the exception of the game with Princeton at Princeton, N. J., all the games will be played in New Ha- ven. The Harvard contest is the only one, however, that will be staged in the new bowl. as it is doubtful if the field will be ready before that game.
 The schedule: Sept. 26, University of Maine; Oct 8, University of Vir- ginia; Oct. 10, Lehigh; Oct F, Notre Dame; Oct. A. Washington and Jeffer son; Oct 31. Colgate; Nov. ', Brown; Nov. IA, Princeton; Nov. 21, Harvard
 Captain Talbott tonight announced the following assistant coaches of the eleven: P. G. Cornish, Nathaniel
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
NEW HAVEN UNDER PRESSURE. New York Central, Southern Pacific and other Issues Also Show Losses.

New York, Jan. 29.-The stock market gave way today under pres sure which, although not severe, was applied steadily by professional oper- ators At the beginning of trading the movement was confused and ir- regular, but as the session advanced the tone became distinctly heavy Reading and Steel were singled out for bear attacks and. together with New Haven, New York Central, Southern Pacific, Smelling and a few other representative issues, at times showed losses of a point or more Sell ing was not on large scale until the last hour, when the shorts got the market fairly in hand. and the list sagged sharply.
 The trading element was ranged on the short side. assisted by various new influences of an unfavorable nature. Denial that Reading was >contemplat- ing segregation of it's coal properties, which might have bestowed valuable rights upon shareholders, accelerated the decline in that stock. Southern Pacific's December statement was ex- ceptionally poor. showing decline of low priced stocks, some of which have been strong recently. Rumely shares were acutely weak. The common dropped 34 to Il S-4 and the pre- ferred 5-S to 2s 1-2. both new low records.
 It is probable that the decline would have been more severe had it not been for extensive purchases here for for eign account. London and the conti- nent took 10000 or more shares on balance. Improvement In sentiment abroad was associated with reduction of the English and French bank rates Such an unusual change as a drop of l per cent in the English rate ordinarily would be expected to find immediate reflection here, but even such striking evidence of improving monetary conditions was ineffective, in view of the prevailing tenor of specu- 1ative sentiment.
 Bonds moved uncertainty. Total sales. par value s2,a6c,ooo Panama threes registered advanced 1-2 on call