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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
Ogden Is Represented.
20 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN April 4.-Ogden WAS repre-
sented when President a. L. Mohlcr OF
the Union Pacific entertained l75 pension
eYs OF the road at banquet In the Pax
ron hotel at Omaha Neo.. last Wednes-
Say. They were Al. White and Barney
McCabe. The former returned home last
night and Mr. McCabe. accompanied by
bis wife, proceeded east 10 Chicago
whero the veteran railroad man Will have
his eyes treated by q specialist
Hr White and his wife departed this
ayenine for San Jose. Cal. where they
viii visit relatives and then proceed 10
los Angeles for q visit with N, d.
White former resident OF thls CITY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
DESCENDANTS OBSERVE
SNOW CENTENARY

The centennial celebration OF the birth
OF Lorenzo Snow, former president OF
the Mormon church. was observed Friday
night 1T the home OF Mr. and Mrs. GeorKe
L Savage, 313 Fourth avenue. About
fifty descendants attended and took part.
The programme consisted OF speeches,
songs, recitations and other features. as
follows.
Invocation by President Lucius 4.
Snow OF Boxelder stake: old-time hymn.
BY the family. "One Eundredth Birth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
Fraud Is Charged.
al 20 The Tribune

Special to TIE Tribune,
OGDEN. April 4.-Theodore L. ]. Bram1st,
mil a few DAYS ago employed as a driver
for fort the Domestic Science bakery, was ar
rested by Patyolman Harry Jerry kelli-
her tonight on a charge OF obtaining
noney under false pretenses. Albert
DUR proprietor OF tho bakery; told the
police that. after he had discharged
ramhst. the man had collected about $50
and appropriated tle money TO his own
use. Bramhst was locked up In the city
iail last night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
Dies Of Apoplexy,
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. April 4.--Andrew Anderson.
aged 80 years, died suddenly at his home
ing, when he was stricken by an at
tack of apoplexy, He was born August
/, 1873 He is survived by the widow.
two children, one years old and the
other only 2 days old, and the following
brothers and sisters: Charles. Henry and
George Anderson, and one sister. Amelia
Anderson, The funeral services will be
conducted in the Kanesville chapel at ]
o'clock Monday afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
Defendant Must Answer.
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN April Among a number of
doc,siona rendered today, Judge y, j.
Harris in the district court overruled the
demurrer OF the defendant IN the case
oi,o1pin1 ten days In which TO file an
answer 10 the original complaint. Miss
Spaidins had brought suit In an effort
10 recover $4,000 damages Tor injuries
Teii into O sewer excavation on Twenty
nth street several months ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
Special Health Meeting.
Special to The Tribune,

Special to The Tribune,
OGDEN, April 4.-In response TO a call
issued by DR. T. B. Beatty, head OF the
state board OF health, City Sanitary In
spector George Shorten and City Ply
slc!an w. Il. WhaIen Will represent Og-
Den at special meetings Of the city and
county physicians and sanitary inspectors
to be held in Salt Lake on Monday. The
purpose OF the special sessions has not
been made public.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
Faces Felony Charge.

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN, April 4,-In custody OF Dep
,,tv Sheriff j. w. Jackson OF Ely, New.
Bennett, arrested ut Great Falls,
Mont. was brought to Ogden today and
is locked in the city jail pending the re-
ushers he will answer to q felony charge.
II ia alleged that Bennett sold some
mortgaged property belonging to an, an aged &c
,noney' Deputy Sheriff Jackson will con-
tinue his trip west tomorrow morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
Consul Hanson Promoted.
Special to The TT.

OGDEN, April 4.-The information has
been received hero that George Hanson
brother OF John Hanson. residing In
Ogden, has been promoted from the con-
sulship for the United States at Hobart.
Tasman MIA. to a similar position 1T Borneo.
with an increase in salary OF $1,000 n
year. Mr., Hanson was a resident of this
city prior to his appointment to Tas-
ma MIA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
Court Suspends Sentence.

OGDEN, April ARRESTED by Patrol
man William Brown at an early hour
this morning, Nellie Payne pleaded guilty
In Judge w. H Reeders court today to
a charge Of petty larceny for the theft
of coal from the Asael Farr coal yard
on Twenty fourth street. She was given
a 1sO-day suspended sentence. The
woman pleaded for clemency on the
ground that she vas without means to
nav for fuel,
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Demurrer overruled.

The rl;y's demurrer 20 the suit brought
hy Nels Pau,son against ;.ie city and w.
II. Bywater. CHIEF OF the Are department
70 recover $4,000 damages for the death
OF his daughter. Elaine Paulson. was
ovsrruled by Judge T.. c. Loofbourow In
the district court yesterday. Tho Paul
son child was killed by the fro chiefs
car last June
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
Granted License to Wed.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aprii 4.-Marrlage licenses
were issued today 10 Willard Il. Farley.
Parker Idaho and Grace G, Wardle,
EGin. Idaho; Frank King, Layton, and
Lille Violet Whitaker, Promontory.
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Nav Talk School Finances.
fo The Tribune.

OGDEN, April 4.-Notice has been Is
sued for another meeting Of the recently
formed Ogden Educational league, TO be
hold in the Weber county building at 3
o'clock next Monday evening, II the
suggestion OF William 0lasmann Is fol-
lowed out ns made at the last meeting
tr,vcn over to the special consideration
Of the financial affairs of the Ogden city
school systom special committee was
appointed to make the investigation and
report.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
Father Sues for Child.
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN, April 4.-Ogden Is attaining
some publicity IN Denver al this time
by reason OF a trial which is to determine
Charlotte Kenyon, born In this city on
November 16. 1912. w. S. Kenyon, the
father and a former resident Of Ogden
taken from the custody OF Mrs, Long
fellow by Miss Grace McFadden, who
shortly afterward filed q petition in de.
tendency in her effort to be designated
the legal custodian OF the child.
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yenIns sermon by the Rev. John Edward

Palm Sunday will be observed at the
tomorrow evening by the adminlstration
OF tho apostolic rite OF confirmation bv
Sishop spaldins of Salt Lake al the
evening service. The special Palm Sun
day service at II o'clock in the morning
VIII be followed by the distribution Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
! rSssrve Tss Palm Sunday.
3 She Tribune.

"a hYlrii hls,ai.i' THE story Of Palm
55ss%Si!Iar classic songs n5ns; w'' ", ,Ss be
charles u church tomorrow
hnh,bsrs nent Of Salt Lake viii
which Oh the special pro-
;fsh' "Je.,.indes The Palms"
,ll Far Ana There Is n
ant, Swea, Just for Today"
of todav~ ns,,, Home" The Palm
VIII be the theme of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
sa'snd White Way. -

= she Tribune.
n" t"rnn m.a i'--Aceordlng 10 the an
l.isl. "sus public by the Weber
eatiS,, 'oaay, the Great white
\ ana system Is TO bo extended
-fcuqS wall avenues, between
'.fs da,a u ,r%enty-f!fth streets.
hissiv r. This has been made
\ g. q cSiiioagh the favorable at
oanarer 'EiR Vice president and
4 a az oi the Oregon Short
t>eltanve OF the Ogden Union
"a liz MI. Calvin signed the
i vs., railroad properly front
N bjorl Side OF Wall avenue FOR
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05

ma was robbed Of wntch valued at
$50 after he had been knocked down ana
beaten by a negro. at Lincoln avenue and
Twenty eighth street, al O'CLOCK tonight;
the beating when he refused to be helo
mn TIis injuries are not serious.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
Plans New Garage.

Special to The TrIbune.
OGDEN, April 4.-Plans are being
drawn for another garage 10 be built By
Judge a r. Haywood on Washington
avenue near Twcnt- -s,~th street and ad"
iolning the present quarters OF the James
Automobile company. The building.
which h 10 be n two-story brick struc-
fure will cost about $4,000 II Is 10 be
used as an addition TO the present plant
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
Martha Society Meets Monday.
.clal 70 Tie Tribune.

SDtI!di No - 1'' iisoei'S.
OGDEN, April i.-The regular meet
ing OF the Martha society viii be held
at the home OF Mrs. \, p. Hibbs, 1923
Adams avenue. next Monday afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
Learn To Rido.

Mrs. Theo. Hampshire, the only COM
peteut teacher in the city. Call Wa
sntch 1890. Broadway Stables, 1st So,
between Main and State.
(Adyert!ssnenL)
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OF the James company the ground moor
TO serve as a salesroom for automobiles
and the upper floor as an assembling
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
Loses Watch and $50.

Special to The Tribune.
ocnpN April 4.-Harry Kiffin, 40 years
or ere residing et 1904 Washington ave-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
The Worlds Best Makes
Of instruments

represented in this sale 1t is not designed TO
sell cheap pianos alone many sales of the kind
have done in the past. The most famous makes
all here and will be sold the easiest
of easy payment terms the lowest priced piano
in the showrooms. An inspection will make you a
delighted purchaser The name alone of the in
struments should convince you that they the
standard of their kind in the worlds music.
The pianos and players you have long admired
are in this sale at immediate saving of from
$ll5 TO $3.50 the instrument you buy We have
bought on the co. operative plan from not one but
many factories and offer the result in selection
OF pianos and players that are unprecedented in
this city as they beautifu-and cheap All
prices have been smashed 10 almost unbeev-
able point. Come in tomorrow and convince your
self.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05

This cabinet grand upright piano,
usually sold at $3.50, is now offered
at $237, payable on these easy terms,
A marvel of beauty in case design
and exterior finish, handsomely dec
Grated, delight in any home. Fully
guaranteed for long term Of years.
Be your own collector-our DIVI-
DEND BOOK shows you how.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-16
NOME KENNEL CLUB
 ARRANGES RACES

The directors of the Nome k"nn'' Club held d meeting Saturday night tnd discussed various and sundry matters of interest to the lovers of dog racing. not forgetting the !An-
 E.. Swcepstake which il seems x surely to Ie run. along about the first day of April.
 It was decided to p"stp"n- th" S"i- on:on Derby. which was sct for the 2lst. to the 2sth. and run the amateur race for the Boschen cup on Monday. he 23d. This change was made al the request of some of the prospec- tive entries in both races. and will give more time for the drivers tp train their canines for the derby and give amateurs who had built up their hopes of entering both events the op- rt rtunity to do so. The race for the Eorschen cup Is simon pure anna teur event. both as to driver and dog. end the derby is a professional race.
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SUBH|NDA
 RECALLED
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Feb. i6.-So i'm pt essed was the committee of congress before which Professor Subhinda. the
 ian teacher from Iowa. gave his ideas In regard to the future rising of the races of the east against their exclusion by England and tho United States that the professor was recalled before the committee today and cross questioned at length by several mcm- bers of the committee.
 The Indian savan, reiterated luis previous statements that th2 time would come when England would loose her colonial possessions to the races of India and of Asia and when thr other great powers of the world would have to consider the great eastern cm- rire in formulating their policies.
 The committee has gained much val uable information from Dr. Suhhin,lI in regard to the inward feeling of tln' Asiatics towards the people or ,lr west.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-16

'.ttIance in which would bar the driv- from the amateur race for the Bos- ben cup hut under the present ar engagement amteurs can get in on both races.
 The Boschen cup race will be run
 yer the Numc-Fort Davis course and tart at Lanes way and Front street a: p. m.
 The derby entries will contest for .hrc- ensh prizes for first, second ani ,hird place. based on 60. 25 and Is per cent of the purse which will
 mount to between s260 and $3oo. Chester Milligan has raised about s7s at solomon for this purse and 1t s thought that the balance of $500 will lc contributed at Nome. considering lh. sI00 already contributed by the ir door baseball league and the anti ,ipated receipts from the games fo- the benefit of the Kennel club by the ladies and ether indoor aggregations
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VALENTINE
 BARN DANCE

With hearts festooned from the oeil' inr. with hearts hung on the walls and with lighter. happier hearts oeat- ing in the breasts of the dancers the ladies of St. Mary's parish could well bs satisfied on Saturday night when they realized what delightful time they had provided for their many friends and what successful barn d, nee they had given in spite of the weather which did all that it could I, ,h,ow u dumpcr over the festivities.
 I,ut nothing that tho wind and snow could do on the outside could dampcn the ardor of the dancers or check the good cheer within.
 An especially delightful feature "f the evening was Highland Sch"t. tiscbc danced by Mrs. sheldon and Mr. Allan and more graceful pair it wculd he hard (" find in or "ut of Nome.
 There were not enough entries In tho cakewaIk to give one q lin" on all "f the pigeon wing cutte1 in Nome but those who did indulge in the old southern feature were as good as could be found anywhere off of the old plantations. The smile on the face of Judge Tucker was evidence that tho antics of the walkers" took Jim hnck to other days in old Virgin i:, where he had seen other and black TT couples 20 through the same paoes. In the end the cake had to he f,vi,ied md given to Mrs. Sheldon md Mir. Kiesele and Mrs. Downing and ,he Hon. Charles Jones and one could not blame the judges for calling h Il draw between these two couples. , 4 delicious supper was served dur ! ing the evening and the floor was al all times crowded with happy dan cers. who were sorry when 1t was time to mark the end of another barr dance down on the page of the win | ters events.
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PINAFoRE.

The musical league of Nome and Fort Davis will produce the comic orera of PinafOrc on Saturday night February 2S. No pains have been spared to make thIs opera one of the Lest opcratic productions given In Nome The management has taken care to See that the chorus and lead ing characters have been well train cd In their various parts. For fun and wit this opera stands alone. This ], lly comic opera is Gilbert X Sulli- vnns masterpiece and never falls t' m:tk" Il hit when produced on ac- count of its unique comic situations and catchy music.
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spseial Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 LOS ANGELES. Feb. 16.-The Van derbilt cup race. which was held herr i,,iay has added another death and
 .,craI more serious injuries to it's long list of accidents.
 Dave Lewis one of tho drivers in the i.ce, lost control of his ear while rounding one of the curves going at seventy miles an hour and the ma chine jumped clear nf the track nnl plowed into the crowd of spectators.
 Fortunately 1t was at a place on the course where there were not many in the crowd that forced it's way as close to the tracks as possible or the dctti, list would have been much greater.
 Lewis. who with his mcchnnician was injured when the car turned over after leaving the track. says that his steer ing gear broke and that hc had ah- sclutely no control of the machine.
 The car suddenly swcrved from tho track and with it's front wheels cl ar oe the ground. literally jumped into the crowd.
 After running for about thirty feet through the screaming people tho au- tomOhile turned completely Ovci. throwing the driver and tho machinist clear of the wreck.
 Louis c. Smith was struck ny the
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Special Nugget Service.

6eeetal Nu9Set 9efVtce.
 BLACKBURN, England, Feb 16.- The authorities of this city have made themselves extremely obnoxious to the gentle ladies of suffragettc tendencies und last week they broke up meet L. inc in the trades guild hall after s'v- cral reasonable speeches had h":' made by the leaders of the women.
 Several days ago application was made for q permit to hold rouslnS suffrage meeting in the town hall and the permission was refused by tho mayor and city council. Upon this refusal the women declared war and trey have been particularly active 'h ms king life miserable for the authori- ties and the constables.
 The women of Blackburn were the first to volunteer to enlist for the home rule cause in Ireland when the Ills fer rebellion broke out and they went s far as to form a corps of so-callcd sl.arp shooters which was to serve in the army of Ulster if it could have arranged to get out of England. This being impossible the wouId~he soldiers turned from the infantry to the artil- lary arm of the military service.
 For years there has stood in from of the city hall n relic of the Crimear war in the shape of one of the oIf
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MlIITANTS TOO MILITANT
 EVEN FOR THEmSELv vES

.,, eet Inf the town with the old brass Napoleon to tow.
 Arrived in front of the city nall m" run was swung rapidly into "acti"' ,,ont" numl,crs one ond two jump"" f., fhe muzzlc while five drew rom n; der her apron. which WAS evidently th,. only uvniia blcs climber chest. a rel flannel bag of powder. The corporal ;n charge grasped the trailspikc and ,unced along the barrel as the powder w,s rap,r,ed home and the well drill ..d lu,.crs damned hands full of p"h- h,es ,n ,n top uf it. The artillcryw"- n,en sprnng hack, Il primer was htt"d (, the won't and somcbody pulled th,, string
 Tho front of the city hall wHs scarei with tho marks of the pebbles. the t.wn was shaken io It's foundation and three seconds after the explosion ther.' was not Il female gunner within mile "f that spot.
 Tn Investigating this latest suffra- ::,tt. outrage the police constable n"" new securing the town for women wh" ..ave hea daches.
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RECORDS
Dec. 3l. 1913.

Dec. s1. 1913.
 Affidavits of Intentions. No. II below on Little creek. c. J. I.omcn.
 No. on Jerome creek. c. J. Lo- i1en.
 Nn. 1 above an Otter creek. w. \. Marx.
 All Gold association on Grouse creek \. II. Barkley. Murray assocait claim. left limit Willow crock and Happy New Year ,,y>..iation claim on Washington .rcrk. John Rcston. Jumpers Fear. left limit Mcdonald crrk: !. N. Strecton.
 Proofs Of Labor.
 .,.s association on Cripple rlv- vr. X. F. Mcintosh. Golden Gate bench on Sunnyssde -,,hh. c. l. I.omcn.
 ,nstchudr association on Nome river. Arthur Darien ct la. N". x below on Oregon creek. John Wagner.
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muszle loading brass field pieces taken from the Russians.
 The gun is old and covered with cr tn mould and its wheels and trail .~, are routed with years. Yet 1t stil, a field piece for it has muzz'c end bore und a vent. What nor" c,,u,d any self respecting artillery c"'1i- ln,ny want.
 lt would suffice. thought the mili- trnts of Blackburn. Therefor in the d, ad of night two days ago the gun vas removed from the cement plat f, rm on which 1t had stood for years md carried tU some safe hiding place where 1t has been secreted away from inc di,igent esarchers of the city gov l crnme at.
 Evidently the infantry of the suf- l f.age cause which had decided t" turn into eunners has been hard at work with the manual of the six -pound'r i nd with the firing regulations of the | English army.
 List night in the still watches b-- tw,.r midnight and the four o'clock cry nf "alrs welr' from the city watch
 man tle rumble of wheels was heard ! in tho tsreet of Blackburn and those who dared to peep from their bed rt.an wirdows saw a gallant band of ,.unners swinging down the mah'
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CHICAGO BANK LooTED.
Special Nugget Service.

CHICAGO. Feb. 16.-The Third Bank of Commerce closed its doors today owing to the bank examiners having f, und a shortage of fifty thousand dol lrs in the cash nnd securities.
 The cashier of the hank has been il, nt his homo on the west side with pneumonia for three weeks and Is not expected to live. If hc rccovers hc will br arrested charged with dcfaica- lion.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-16
AUTO RACER KILLS
 ONE INJURIES FIVE

front of the machine when 1t left the track and was instantly killed. Five ,t.cr persons were unable to avoid the runaway machine and were se- vcrcly injured.
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SOME DEBT
 IF PAID
Special Nugget ServioA

ANTWERP. Feb. I5.-The bureau nf universal statistics has complete l it's work an the public debt of the world and announce that the total amount of all of the public indebted ness was forty-three billion dollars while tho total peoplation of the world sc far ns obtainable was one billion nine hundred thousand.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-16

Had anyone taken the trouble |" look at Front street my time on sum day he would have been c"nNinc" that Il plague had descended upon the city of Nome and that all were dead.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-16

Tho Lightning strikers and the Thunderbolts nre now engaged in talking 1t all over and making plans for Il harder contest next time
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FIGHTER IN JAIL.
,seisI Nugget Service

Special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK. Feb. 1G.-Ex-Prize fighter Tom Sharkcy was today givc'1 :, month in Jail for maintaining dis rt putable resort in connection with his bar raan.
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Mrs. Atollic Dexter and Joo Dexter brother of tho late John Dexter, :rt at tho Golden Gate hotel. They came in from Chinik yesterday. John Dey- tcrs store has hccn sold to Chester who will conduct it in connection wit! his present store. The largest stock O. goods over at Chinik is now in one store.
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Dn account of the storm last Sat urday night several teams from Fort Davis were compelled {" remain n Nc mo over night and some of the pco- pic from the post were prevented from getting tn the barn dance nt S'. Mary's.
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NEWS NOTES

.\ large stretch of open water "a the offing yesterday made one think that before very long we would be locking for the smoke of the first Loats.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-16

When the harbor is built. and it becomes necessary tn work on Sun- day in the interest "r commerce the means will he found whereby mrn may work. So say the wise ones.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-16

There are now two hundred and ni,cut Il dozen new members having hecn initiated yesterday. The lodge is making plans for another social af- fair on next Wednesday night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-16
ANpeRsoN A wEckMAN

Have taken ever the blaming ""' heretofors operated by ]. A. Parry' and are prepared to give all ordsr' prompt end skiIlfui attention. Haro' wood and sleigh turber, sli k'nos o' .,a. h;nsd lumber.
 ANDERSON < WGckMAN
 i'hcns. B. .s ir6.