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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
Special Nugget Service.


 NEW YORK. March G. The days of the hol,lup and of bold sca pirates and buccancrrs have mol entirely pass. cd away from this extremely civilized center. There have .hccn many roh- l.rirs reported within th" last few ymrs which hu\r taken place oven 'n tho we'll guarded financial sections nf tn, town hut there has been no beldcr hullup ar clever getaway than WIS made un board o,,r of tho ferry boats plying between the I'a,lcry md sta ton island today.
 The m,yInastcr of the staten Islnn'l Clay Works, whosc grcnt plant on tho Kill von Kuli employees over five hundred men was rclicv- ed of ten thousand dollars in cash while Cn beard the ferry with lis money which II" had drawn nt a Now York bank f"r the payroll "f tho com Tmny.
 The IG,ymnst"r, with one man acting as guard. had taken the ten n'rl"ck lai rul Stnlrn lSlnnL .u ihis time from New York to tho isln,id and there were few lslsScnStrs nll the Inlt. ThS nc ono paid any attention to q little knot of five or six men wh" were sit ting in tho smoking room.
 Ahuut half wLy between the battery In New York and staten island thcsr men left ihc smoking room and. nr- crI Iding to inc ferry crew scattered quietly tu different parts of the beat.
 The first intimution that anyone :lnd tlat thcrr was anything wrong. wat wten the sigmnl hell from inc wheel hc,lsc to the engine rurm rang for tlr' beat to stop. The engines were at "n'"' brought to a stand in answer ia th' signul and tho chief ngfnr,r s;ari'd to como on dock |" s'.' what inc tr"i- blc WAS. Tht1r is only enc small hat, h fr m the engine r. m to the dcelS and the chief found ;i man on guard ihcr' with q pistol in fis hand
 That settled tho engine room forc' for no one could get out l'y any rthrr means than by the hatchway.
 what happened in the piiot heusc tn
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
TIE ADMINISTRATION POLICY
 IS DARK PAGE IN HISTORY

rivsion and calumny the administr,. ii"n was still making plans.
 Nothing had been done for tho last lw" years hut make plans. anal plans had all miscarried nt that and tl,.. ,imc had come now f"r s"mc decided action.
 History would read alright ihc p"li- ics and actions nf the present anh history would put down the prcsen, time. in so far as the relations of the trited States and Mexico were con cerned as one of the darkest that ihe land had known.
 These strong sentiments coming from man like Senator Works haul a great effect upon his hearers an" 'here are thousands of citizens of tn" country who will read the words of The Californian with surprise. but wh" Knowing the ideals of the man and his previously express aversion tu anything like armed intervention will know that when he deems the time for definite action to have arrived the conditions must indeed be serious.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

cause the signal to be made was told l., Captain Pailister who says that tive men entered the little shelter on thr top deck and presenting pistols forced himself md the other man at the wheel into :i corner where they were compelled to remain while the ms signaled to stop the engine.
 In tho meantime three other men had covered the paymaster and his guard who were on the forward deck and forced the into give up the leather hnEdhag containing the coins and bills.
 Tho few members of the crew and t:r paymaster and his guard wcr" then driven into tho cabin.
 The wholo thing was evidently pre- arranged for no sooner had the ferry
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 iaH:Tu%, Muci; i" \i:i lbs'''' [ stuck of Alaska iS ,,,t t:u"k -nit ih'' administrations plans for i:crl"i'h AIaSka by means ar tu'h,Ei. trunk ,Inc and hr,uii"h i:,'i.' ads (" sr the ter ritory. In Il speech delivered here last :I; It before q lurac audicnve he de- Dit red the building of the railroads a. this time and said that whnt was Eeeded In Alaska was not modern rs ilroad with sleeping cars. but Just good old fashioned wagon roads Ike the pioneers of the west had buiit into the new lands they opHned up. The deacon believed that good wagon roads all over the territory would he quite sufficient for the men who would ,io the prospecting and developing ana that the railroads shoul,i come after.
 lie suid that the opening of in| country hy means uf railroads meant ttat all uf thr Imml would |" taken l,, th, big ,oilrirlti"ns and that the ohIy p"ssibIc w:y |" keep th" ian'' ana its resources it th" h''nls "f th''
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iration to adopt some policy more C, mputable with the dignity of the nation.
 Proceeding with his speech, which wHs listened to with great interest be- cause uf the known sentiments in fa. vnr of peace which the Californian has always had. Senat"r Works said that tE- Mexican situation was a matter with which the United States would br forced to deal with very soon in some decisive manner.
 The policy of doing nothing had been tried and had failed. The policy "f ignoring and not recognizing Hu- ertn had been tried and had failed. The policy of helping Carranza anI the constitutionaiist had been tried and had failed. \ show of force had been made at Vera Cruz and the ships I'd marines had figuratively been rarched up the hill and down again. still, with every move blocked. with lIuerta and Villa defiant and insulting and with the whole world looking nn in utter disgust nt our failure and our repeated taking of insult and de-
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BANDITS HOLD UP
 STATEN ISLAND FERRY

come to Il stand in the water than small launch came puffing alongside.
 Into this the robbers passed the l""t taken from the paymaster ana then with warming that they would shoot the first man who appeared "n tn" Gcck of the ferry they steamed "ff up the harl,or in the direction "f Now York.
 For novelty of conception and d:tr- ing In operation this is one "f tho most remarkable robberies ever re- rorted to the New York policr.
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Special Nugget Service.

SPeS'a' ''o0SVe
 WASlIINtiTON D. C.. March 6. Scnit"r John D. Works. one of the men who perhaps more than any nthe iator. dcI'lnr"s II resort [" nrms and N ht ss Judgment in most matters re- .urding domestic and foreign policies Is nlways nn the side uf ps4icc and right to all men. today made |; bitter attack on the administration for it's lack of stnbicncss in handling th" Mexican situation.
 The senator from California. who Is | convincing speaker. in Il calm and !, liInratr manner went over some of ih. facts that have from time to time reluctantly been given to tn senate hy the department "f stat" md some of the more crimson fncts trnt have come to the senate from otler sources. but as Senator Worts said In his speech. nevertheless facts C,nt will not bear the shadow "f II Il, ubt as to their authenticit an' he demanded that the senate of th United states exercise it's constitu- tional right and force the admins
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WILL REPEAL PANAMA TOLLS NuQeet Special Service.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. March G..-- iawing to the pressure from England. rinnc. and Germany and tnc strongly .xi,ress-,l desire If the president made in his message yesterday the com merrc committee of the house act"d ;, once on the presidents recOmmen- t;rtIons and reported the hill In regard tn the ciiminat tion of the obnoxious features of the hills already passed '":.r committec's report favored tht elimination of the features complaincn win undoubtedly he passed as report ed.
 Th. vote in the house committee in iu,u of adopting the suggestions of the president was seventeen |" four farce republicans and one dem"crnt ,.nt heinz in accord with MT. Wilson T vi, ws.
 There are those who dcride the pres i6ent's method of going before con - .:irsa personally when he desires any Il ing ."f especial importance attended {" i' onc. hut there can he n" doubt ir regard to the efficacy of his person aIIl conducted bills for everyone ar th,. measures that have had the sup utt of tllc president In this manner have hecn put through weeks eari1er than would have been the case with cut hls assistance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
CHURCAMAN AGAINST
 THE RAILROADS

, pu .'s L" 4'' at 'hc "o"
 ....p.,c..t Ly the slower method "r the wagon t,aIi. ns was done throughout the great sections of tie middle wes' nnd the far west.
 some of the good dcacon's audience thought that he was little beh'no the
 ,.,es md that if railroads could have been built across the plains In the early days it would have hastened the development of the lands that were made prosperous after the slowly toll inp wagons of the pioneers had crawl ed through the dangers of the old .y erland trail.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

The following are the entries for the Moose race tomorrow: Chss. Thomp- son, Blatchford driving. 10 dogs: Wm. Allan, 6 dogs: Oliver entry. L. stsph- snyun. driving. 6 dogs; Harry Bloom field, 6 dogs: H. Kelling. Btlby driving 9 dogs; Earl Modini. 6 dogs: Emil Olson, Il dogs; Al. Nicholson. 6 dogs mnd Seppala dogs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

It is a pity that more l"'l'r III NJ me did not attend the nuiivr dane . given in A. E. hall last night fur from r-ieIy an educ~t tinnnl standpoint 1t was wr.-thy of patronage. In a"d!- ton to this aspect the dance hse'i with the ceremonies which 1t r"i're- ss nted was intensely interesting "ni ,be costumes were q revelation. The old men of the tribe did not favor me giving of this dance and from m" snall size of the audience il may b" ttat the gods Of the Eskim" were on the side of the old men.
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AT The NEW EAolg

Old Lewis Hunter Rye ana t.s ea nous Athsston Bourbon wnjsksya Distilled spring ts04. 1s06 hsvshs h pond and reduced to % Der ssas hy J. 8. government. by the bsstss gallon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

Weather permitting W. J. Rowe in' yi,es all the children of Nome for free sleigh ride. Con Sunday. March ?, starting from Rowe's office at D. m. sharp. All children contempiat- ing going will please notify the offic" It fore ( D. m. Saturday, March U.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

'rIc sel.rti"ns for the Ali-St"r team |. night will he Thompson r.: isurslk D.: Is0rnhvIdt. 1st; AicaKher, 2d: Mc- Guirc. 3h: Sheldon. is.: Al Lomen. rs.: Miller subs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

The Thunderbolts will start the las game of the season with the fOllowinl lrcup: sheldon. C.; Thompson. D. l:ursik. lst.: Flanigan, b.: Reed. sb.; .s filler. ls.. Deace. rs.; Palmer. IT.. Weaver. tf.: sub. Reed.
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NEWS NOTES

The following is the lineup of the Lightning Strikers for tonight: Stipek, C.: Lewis. h.: Anpher 1st.; Van sickle. 2b.; Kittleson. 3b.: Roper. ls.' ostsrman, rs.; Aver. rf.: LeClera. lf.; subs. De la Croix and Evans.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

Doc Walsh arrived in Nome last light with the information that there was race In contemplation bctwee' Council and Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

The great All-Alaskn Sweepstakes race has been set for April eighth. I' is probable that kermis Will be EN en in tn. immediate future in order tu swell the purse.
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All arrangements have been com pIeted for the big Moose race to- morrow.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

Your last opportunity to see the All Star aggregation of ball tosssrs al Eagle Haii, Friday night. Adv
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Robbie Brown and Charlie Htrt let for the Hot Springs this morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

The ladies bowling tournament in In full blast today.
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If you want to .leep up with the pro- ession subscribe for the NUGGET.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06
FLOUR IS CHEAP.

dread onI> Sc. North Pole eaksr rd Anvil Bake.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

The All Star lineup tonight will be as follows: Thompson. C.: l'ursik. D.: Bornholdt. fst: l.ehfcilt. 2b: Me GCire, 3b.; heldon. ls.: Al l."mcn' rs.; Powell. rf.; Meagher, lf.; Lewis. Miller, H. Jones. subs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-06

It iR reported that at least tw' ladies will run for the council at th next election.
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Nome Nugget eaoo psr month.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-24
County Buys Autos

Last week the board of county
commissioners authorized the pur-
chase of two Ford autos, one for
the Hse Of the sheriff's office and
one for the use of the county spF.
veYoF's Office, In making the pur-
ohases the commissioners acted up
on the suggestion of the grand
jury, believing that In this way a
great saving will be made to the
county in livery hire for various
county ofhciials; It Is intended
that the two machines shall be
used for all county purposes and
with them the commissioners will
be able to eoVeF their districts more
thoroughly aud at a very slight
cost to the county.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-24
Call For Bids

The trustees of Independent
School District No. 4 will consider
bids for $50 cords of wood, four
foot length, tamarack and fir, to be
cut green and seasoned and deliy-
cred at the public school building
at Boomers Ferry as follows:
twenty-five (25) cords by the
first day of August, 1915, and the
balance to be delivered in twenty
five (25) cord lots, more or less, as
required from time to time during
the school term as the board of
trustees may direct and order. The
wood to be paid for as ordered
Bids must be handed to or mailed
to Fred Gleed, clerk of the school
board, on or before Saturday, Aug
ust 8, 1914. The right to reject
any or all bids is reserved.
FRED GLEED,
Clerk of the School Beard of indie
pendent School District No. 4,
Bonners Ferry, Idaho. Jlyl7-3l
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-24

In variance with the report
which reached Boomers Ferry las
week to the effect that Assessor
Won Canon would not be candii
date for reelection this fall. comes
the word that Mr., VopCanon will
come out for re election. This lat.
ter report is verified by Mr..
Schlette who talked with Assessor
VnpCanon in Standpoint this week
Mr.. VanGanon has made good as
county assessor although it is per,
haps the most difficult Office in the
county to fill and please everybody.
Mr.. Voncanon has been absolutely
fair in all his dealings and there Ia
little doubt but that he will be re-
elected if he wants the Office.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-24
ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court Of the Eighth Judicial
District OF the State OF Idaho, in and for the
County OF Bonner.
Charles A. Roesler, Plaintiff. va, May Q
Roesler. Defendant.
The State OF Idaho sends greetings 10 the
above named defendant.
Yoa are hereby required to appear In an
action brought against You by the above named
plaintiff in the District Court OF the Eighth
Ipdioial District. State OF Idaho. In ana for the
County OF Bonner, and to answer the complaint
iled therein la copy OF which is hereto at
tached) within twenty days exclusive OF the
day of servce) after the service on ypu of this
summons, II served within this district. or IL
served out OF this district within forty days
The said action IS brought to dissolve the
bQnns OF patrimony between said plaintir and
defendapt that plaintiff and defendant inter,
married at Ladysmith, spsk County, State OF
Wisconsin. on OF about the llth day of Septem-
Der, 1913, and ever since have been, and now
are, husband and wife; that plaintiff is and
has been resident of the State OF Idaho, for
more thaa six months Immediately preceding
the commencement Of this action; that since
said marriage the defendant has treated the
plaintiff In cruel and inhuman manner, that
during the months of October and November
1918, at their home defendant called plaintiff
vile names, said he was a bigamist and be-
lopged to a tribe beneath her aud said she de-
spised him. said statements wers made In the
presence Of FRIENDS OF the plaintn; for more
particular statement OF plaintiffs cause OF ac-
ton you are referred to copy OF plaintiffs
complaint hereto attached and served with
this summons to which you are referred.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint, a
above required, the said plaintiff will apply to
the court for the reiiei demanded In plaintiff 5
complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
District Court of the Eighth Judicial District
Of the State of Idaho, ia and for the County of
Bonner, this LIST day OF July, In the yeae OF or
Lord one thousand nine hundred and fourteen
ROBT ;. MccREA, Clerk
ByS. G. YODER, Deputy CLERK
tsRAIl
S. +. Henry, p. o. Address Boomers Ferry. fda.
no, Attorney for Plsintin, 1877
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-24
Call For Bids

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the Board
of Trustees of Independent School
District No. a, Boomers Ferry, Ida
no, up to and until six Co o'clock
the evening of the 9Th day of Au-
gust, 1914, which proposals shall
state the lowest amount per month
at which the bidder will convey the
children to and from school during
the regular school year beginning
September /, 1914. the service te
be performed on the regular estsh'
lished routes, namely;
The Hill Road leading to Mo
rayia, the Paradise Valley ROAD
and the River Road. Bids must b.
made separate for each route and
must be delivered to the Clerk o
the School Board on or before til,
date mentioned above.
FRED GLEED,
Clerk of the Board of Trustees 0
Independent School District No
a, Boomers Ferry, Ida. jly17-3
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-24
LEWIS FOR G0VERN0R-AN APPRECIATION
One Who Knows Him Well Gives the Moscow Man a
Boost.
Boost.

of the inexperienced. AS public Of
fetal he has carried into his public ac-
tivities the same spirit of economy. He
does not believe that the price, ought
to be higher or the service less efficient
because the public has to pay for Il.
mo man 10 bigger than the law Is
Lswis's motto and ~ an official he has
applied this motto as rsbuks 10 avery
man who has attempted to get returns
from the public funds without giving
value received
Above everything else, Lewis Is an
executive. He is q born manager He
knows how to get men to cooperate
and work together and get results, He
has proved this In his own business.
His brief service as state senator
marked him as a leader. His public
services have been pnselhshly given to
such oneroHs, bit non-salaried, posi-
tons rs president of the Board of Re-
gents of the University, chairman Of
the local school board. presidest of the
chamber Of commerce Of his home
town, and manager of the county fair.
1t was due to him that the Board of
Regents Of the University made con.
tractors live up to their contracts sths
only board in Idaho that has had the
COURAGE, to do So Lewis said, mo
man is bigger than the law and took
the matter into court, On one contract
alone the board collected 81, 900 from a
contractor because he did not do as he
had agreed to do
Lewis's local Offices may appear
small, but they were not merely honor-
airy He was chosen on the school
board to clean up deficit, which he did
by proper public economy He was
chosen by the business men to lead their
club and to manage their fair, because
these were difficult jobs; their affairs
were INVOLVED and fequire a man to
manage them. And Lewis met thess
problems by good management, not by
hurrahing.
A man Of energy, courage and high
ideals, Lewis is quiet and approachahle,
He is efficient, He gets results, But
he does not herald his comlngs with u
brass band, nor does he boast of his
achievements. But his friends and
neighbors and business associates will
tell you that when Lewis takes a job,
you are going to see result. The peo-
pie of Idaho want such man for Gov
ernor,
tAdv) REPUBLICAN:
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-24

Department OF tie Interior. U. 5. Land Ohpl
ut cSepT Alene. Idaho Ju'y Is, 1914
Notice Is hereby given that Mack C. Gentry.
of Addie, IDAHO. who on January 10. 10 0, mace
homestead entry serial No. 0lla3 Tor The
sl2swksEi{, sl9sE'4 WV, Sec. 20, Twp ON
X. ? E. X. ~, AMI VITO on February 10, Ga
filed addit onal homestead entry seria p9Ds7 for
the ElaNEi4Nti4 sNANE1NK1. sEkeEk
AVN rs NE1Swll NEL. wAswzA R4
slaNEl@sEA Va sec. 20, Twp. 60 N. Range a
y. h NJ has hlesi 40 re of intention 10 make
five year proof t''~tablish claim to the land
above described beioTc W. ID. Baxter, IT,
Con missioner. at Isonne-s Ferry. Idaho. on the
27th day of August. 10 4.
Claimant names as witnesses: welborn J.
Gfeenway, Lue W. Hedeecock. Alfred Stone
KILT. all of 'ddie, Idaho. John vandoyer. of
cope land. Idaho.
)y2ispg2i FRAsK LANGLEY, Register.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-24
ORDINANCE NO. SIS,

An ordinance providing an annual
appropriation bill, and the rate of
tax levy necessary to pay the
same, for the fiscal year begin
ning the fret Tuesday in May,
1914, and ending the first Tues
day In May, 1918,
BE it ordained by the chairman
aud board of trustees of the Village
of Boomers Ferry:
Section /. That there is hereby
appropriated the sum of 81 10000
for streets and dyking,
The sum of S650.o0 for fire de.
partment;
The sum of 81 $4,000 for sal
aries,
The sum of $4,000 for publish
ing ordinances, ETC.;
The sum of S65o.0o for street
lighting;
The sum of 100000 for property
and equipments
| The sum of ss21.0p for incident
ais or current expenses;
Section e. That in addition 10
the money now on hand, at the
disposal of the chairman and board
OF trustees of the Village of Bon.
nSrs Ferry, for the fiscal year be-
ginning OH the first Tuesday in
May, 1914, and ending the first
Tuesday i'll May, 1918, and to pro-
vide for the appropriation set out
in Section one "a of this ordinance
there is hereby levied tax for
general revenue purposes of. Two
mills OIL the dollar, for the fiscal
year beginning the first Tuesday
in May, 1914, and ending the first
Tuesday i'll May, 1915, on all prop
erty in the Village Of Boomers
Ferry, taxable according to the
laws of the State of Idaho.
Passed and approved this 2lst
day of July, 1914.
T.. T.. FRY,
Attest Chairman.
w. H. RICHARDSON,
Clerk.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior, U. 8. Land ONCE
at Coenr d Alene, Idaho. July 7. 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Prank stotts OF
Boomers Ferry, Idaho, Who on August 20. 1911,
mads homestead entry serial No. 07s56. for Lots
J and ?, s&eEt4 seetiop 4, Township 81 N,
Range East, Boise Meridian, hes FLED notice
of Intention to make five year proof, TO estgb-
lish claim to the land above described, before
W. d. Baxter, U. 8. Commissioner, at Bonner
Ferry, ldaqo on the 2lst day of August, 1874
claipant names MS witnesses Roy Hardy.
Clyde Hinkle. Wilbur Martin, all OF LENA,
Idaho; Thomas McKeuzis, 81 Bouners Ferry.
Idaho.
Jul, lQ-Aug 2 FRANK LANGLEY Regis err
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-07-24

with one of Moseow's substantial
banks, he still retains his farming in
terests and his activity as banker is
directed toward the upbuilding of the
farming community in which he lives
His sympathies and interests are with
the original producer Idaho is in the
development stage, where Unjust show
results, based on work and not on WIND.
Ii needs a. man at the helm who under
stand- the needs Of the man who tills
the soil and pays the taxes,
Lewis not only believes In, but prac-
tees economy. In his private life he
is simple and transformations. In his
business life he is not promoter, nor
an apostle of high finance. He believes
IN making his profit by economy and
good management and not by imitation
of price or imposing Oh the gulhbillty