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The day book., 1914-07-02
ABUSE OF cRIPPLES


Editor Day Book:-I wish to call
attention to an incident that hap
pened to me last week while out in
the country. l am crippled, and to
pay my expenses I was selling small
articles in Elkhart, Ind. walked to
a house and rang the bell. A woman
came out and said GO on, you dirty
beggar." l protested against such
foul language and walked away.
Some minutes later a police wagon
came along and slammed me into it.
At the station l was told to stop
peddling. l would like to know, can
any so-called respectable rich man
or woman abuse an unfortunate Grip
pie and on top of it have him ar
rested? Go in the jails in any big
city of this glorious country and you
will find poor cripples inside. AS
rule, he has no friends, no money,
and hence is an easy prey in the
hands of the law and respectability.
Coarse language is used against Grip
pies by some police all over this coun-
try. l for one man made up my
mind l will no longer serve as prey
for the sneers of petty snobs or the
brutal language of some police.
back up these words with my very
life if need be. 1 want to protest
against such unfair and cowardly
treatment. F. Miller,
500 S. Sangamon ST.
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COUNTERFEIT HALF-poLLAR

Editor Day Book:-I am a coun-
terfeit half dollar; my fathers
name is Schemer am one of large
family numbering possibly into the
thousands. When L came into the
world my breast was emblazoned
with the Goddess of Liberty and my
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-30
\ BILL TO COLOR
 POISON TABLETS GREEN

favor of the bill and would have all
 poison drugs SD labeled nr put up as tn bc unmistaktblr. The framing and
 ,,ossnge of this latest drug bill was, .,n,,sht about largely by the number q, deaths and cases "f taking hichlo-
 tide by mistake which have been re- tcrted recently. Right here in Wash
 i..cton several cases have been brought ., the attention of congress.
 Miss Elizabeth Tyson "f Capitol It'll
 Iust week attempted tn commit suicide ly swallowing bichloridc "f murcury tablet. Sine was taken to tho cmer-
 acncy hospital and will recover. Shr
 gave as n reason for her act that she was having trouble with her relatives. In the hospital when Miss Tyson
 was taken there was Mrs. Alex Stone l who had tukcn hichloridc tablets ny
 mistake thinking they were headachc
 medicine and Miss Gertrude Athcrwcll ,;f All. Pleasant died two days ago from tln. effects uf thr poison which shc told the doctors she had taken because of an unhappy love affair. All of these cases appearing in the papers within a week have stirred the people of Washington considerably and have brought the matter to the attention of the members of congress end tho senate. Senator Ashlurst's bill was drawn up and introduced in
 response to popular demand of tho recpie of Washington who have II" representative of their own. However tho question of labelling drugs is nn-
 ton wide and tho bill if passed will effect the entire country.
 Washington is unfortunate in hay ing no representation In either houst of congress ani th" result ia frc- aucntiy that laws n,r passed for the eity Iy men wio arc not familiar with local conditions which nrc n great dct : riment to the progress of tho national capital. In this instance thcrc will b' ro objection hy tho people of Wash
 ington to tho Legislation as tho recent occurrences have shown tho need of some such law.
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soeeiai Nugget Service.

IDNnON. Jan. :0.- In n.idiii"n U rm. preparations which nav beet .... trg nu for sonr weeks for th" az tempted flight over the Atlantic oce"' hy the aviator CMud G"oham Whit W ho is having a special biplane ou''' which he expects to attempt the tr'o allyn Mallory. also of the Royal AsF' Club is preparing to try for the o's' t:nction of the first flight from Hns' land to America.
 Mallory has designed byp'ane es DC c,aliy for the trip and 1t Is now heinz built at a cost of fifty thousand dollars.
 Mallory said today that thsfe wa' not the slightest doubt in the wor'0 ,bat the flight from England to the United States or from the states te England would be made betofe h""' vc;,rs and 1t was his ambition |" !"
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merely an innocent headache power or s.,,lc other harmless drug.
 The power of congress to deal with i..s ,,u"stion Is limited in that 1t may ,nit, regulate inc Interstate commerce i,.t senator Ashhurst says that if this law is applied to drugs in interstate stmmerce by force of necessity man- uFacturers of drugs will make all ,n tn tablets conform to the law. .Scnai"r Ashhurst is pushing his meas ur. and will appear before the com mittcc having cognizance of the bill in personally urge its speedy passage.
 Secretary McAdoo is also heartily in
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srcial Nugget Service.

SPciai Nu0SeN c'v
 WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.-fhe sup nortrrs uf the flask" railroad Di'' f.ei worry confident that the biii VIII ,.,mc uu for d vote in the house rf ,..nrascntu,lyrs cn next "Wednesday unless some congressman or seVer"' .opyressmon give notice that they wish to speak on the measure.
 Tb,r, is no particular reason why ,her. should he any further debate on inc measure hut there are always : number of the members of the house who desire to be heard on important hills in order that they may usc their speeches for campaign material An effort Is being made to get some IT tl.sc gentlemen who wish to speak and whose remarks will have ahso Iutely no effect an the passage of The bill one wny or another to confl"c ,teir remarks to about five minutes on the floor and to allow their speeches to be printed in full in the congress s;Cnal record.
 So far there have been no indic' lions of any strenuous opposition to .hc passage of the bill although there Is the usual agitation on the part Of some of the members of the lower house to substitute some measure C. their own for the bill passed by the
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AND NOW
 THE LADIES

Tie to!iowt ig challenge and ar' reptance were passed yesterday and ttsrs is . prospect of some remarka- hls playing being produced in Nome which will make the games of the mere men league seem like seconti c.nss sidcshows.
 Cpptaln vestn sheldon. Thunderboits: Dear Cup-For and In behalf of the Lightning Strikers. an aggregation oi indoor baseball tossers. hereby chai- kngc you to mortal combat. in the form of a series of three indoor base bali games to be played in the town or Nome, and more definitely. in either Eagle or A. B. hall. and for the bene- fl. of the Nome Kennel Club, an az grcgation of sport loving gentlemen Il. need of funds. It is underst '"d that the winner of the majority of the aforesaid series shall be entitled to and receive. a trophy to be donated by the aforesaid aggregation of sport loving gentlemen. the Nome Kennel Club.
 Paving thrown my glove at your :.nt Ai,all hope to receive your prompt response.
 Respectfully.
 ELSIE l.. Y. AVER,
 saptain Lightning Strikers. tear ':artain:
 Yo.r challenge to mortal con;''r.t dated January % has been delivered t, the undersigned captain of the rhundrrbelts, same has been duly considered and is hereby accepted. We i.,p. ,o meet you on the mat ger .ny and hereby guarantee 10 put an .l, |. your earthly miseries.
 Respectfully.
 VISTA SHELDON.
 Captain Thunderbolts.
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TRANS ATLANTIC
 ''"'' FLIGHT SOON

inc. first To get over the pond by tn:
 !, route. h is unIy a question now :. to who wiIi bc the lucky nun ana get away first
 I fully expect to see the night a. c. mplished before the end or next snmmer but whether 1t will DC MT. White or myself who will lGnd tho r,rlze remains |, be seen. Tho main trouble that 1 am having now with the machine that I am building 's with the question of stowags of fuel. If this can be overcome see no reason why should not make thu trip easily I, will never be done with the balloon ,ype airfship as was tried by an Ann . er,can last summer. have 500" model biplane and expect to sail from Jcndon to New ork without stop
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':hc following scores were made in the \. B. billiard tournment hist night burroughs. 2UO.
 .iunior division. class \. M,t;uirc ITO. Scotty Allan 93: closs C Bach l,cr l25. Tangman 76: class \. Crow ley 100. sheldon 77: class C.. l. t"lt lO. t'rr,lcr:cks a: class C.. Diamond 70. I.orimcr t2: claSs (. J. l'lcin 6I Iredericks 45: Glass C.. Cole 3a. Lori mcr. 70. clnss C. !. plein. 65. I.nrimri :a.
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eoRrLANp's CLAIMS.
suee;a, Nuesss Service.

PORTLAND. Jan. so..-sscretariss McAdoo and Houston of the regional bunk committee sent out from Wash inyton by the president to investi' cate the claims of the several coas' cities of the northwest which are con tending for the location of regiona hanks are today in Portland where they are considering the claims of thii city,
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-30
LIAR SAYS aoMPERs

Special Nuesst Service.
 INDIANA POLLS. Jan. s0.-Durina :; Lohor meeting here Duncan McDon- . .i1 of the United Mine Workers Union president Gompers with being drunk during the Seattle convention or me American Federation of Labor. T" ,his charge Gompers replied that Nc .hr;,Id was a Liar and slandrrrr'
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-30
BELIEVE HOUSE MAY
 PASS BILL SOON

. nate This is habit w'E so'"e .,r tho members of congress but the fr,cnds of the Alaska measure feeI l,nt with the influence of the admih- ,s,,atlon behind 1t the bill will now have a clear road and that th'rc will lao little filiburstering and delay.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-30

Nome Earle F. c. F. has arranged to attend St. Marys church next Sum- day evening. The services will be 1t eight o'clock and the Eagles will oc cupy the entire south side of the church. Dr. Christian will deliver , sermon prepared especially for the acta sion.
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SAILORS ON GUARD.

SpociaT Nuo0et oSFV'e7'
 FORT All PRINCE. Jan. 3".-Th" ,.,wn Is now fairly quiet. all the hGht- ing being confined to the hills along Inc Santo Domingo border. American .,nd German sailors from the men-ot- . war are on guard and have taken complete charge of the police work of the city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-30
.ieoiaI Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30--SD many .Icnths md near deaths have tccn re-
 ported from .lll over tho country the past year from the mistaking of bi- chloride of murcury tablets for some n, her kind of medicine that the matter has attracted the attention of the United States senate and hill has been introduced by Senator Ashhurst
 which provides for the marking ": these dangerous poison tablets !n some t',stiuctive manner so thnt even the most careless may know when they pick them up that they have not
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-30
TREASURER ARRESTED.

srecial Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE. Jan. SO.-Herold C. Williams. secretary and treasurer ot ,hc Sylvester Brothers Wholesale Grocery Company. who lied |" New York last week has teen areste'' charged with the embezziement "f eight thousand dollars.
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ts the charter closes Saturday nigh, January 3l there will l." special meeting of Moose Lodge at e:30 D. m. tomorrow immediately after the parade. There will be :l number of lew members initiated ,' this meet : Ing.
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NOTICE.

Lovers of Augustine q kysr eutts' Crisp and Victoria Chocolates should put in their orders, as our supply i'd limited.
 ROSE CANDY STORE.
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Moving pictures, entertainment ana e.,nee all for $t.50 at Moose Roundup Eagle hall, Saturday, January 31 L .dies free.
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Lawrence Kerr has been elected manager of the ThundcrbGlts md Joe t1aGger will look out for the interesfs
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(. Alexander has been appointed administrators of the estate of Andrew .Sspholm.
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"r the Lightning Strikers. the two i:uiirs baseball teams which will com ,,tc rur the trophy.
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100 TONS OF FLOUR. Broad only Sc. North Pole Bakery end Anvil Bakery
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NEWS NOTES

It is stated that Il number of dredges will shift location in the near future.
 The Federated church ci.oir VIII hoiu it's regular rehearsal tonight.
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To-day has been the coidest w"athe so far this eason in Nome.
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Trained Moose to walk tight rope Moose Roundup, Eagle Hall. Jan. 31.
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Mail for the outside will close thi evening.
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Don't fail to be at Meoss Rounduo Jan. 31 Eagle hall.
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ANDERSON ( wEckMAN

Have taken over the blaming mill heretofore operated by ]. 4. Parry, and are prepared to give all orders prompt and skiIIfuI attention. Hard wood and sleigh lumber. sII kinds of machined lumber.
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ANDERSON C WECkMAN Phone, Black 106.

"Ths Peoples Papsrr-Nsms Nsssss
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-02
WAR BORN SOCIETIES

Two very unusual societies born in London result
the very conditions brought about by the One is
society wetodo supply mourning costumes for the
families Of soldiers sailors who die at the 'front.' the other
society children collect smokes for onvaescent soldiers the
hospitals 4p&tB9sya
Coupled with the organization of collecting black clothes for the
widows is proposition adopt distinctive form OF
mourning for this period in recognon+o the sacrifices
made by the soldiers and sailors dispatch from London says
that this proposal attracting wide attention. but the particular
style mourning gab has been decided The original
from Red Cross worker who writing TO Queen Mays
Needework Guild suggested that all and villages organize
local committees of gather black clothing used but in
good condition. be distributed among who lose
relatives their couns dispense with mourning
time writer said another proposal would be
entail further hardshps upon the poor The average rich
she said hasn't the slightest idea Of the Importance
that working attach mourning They will starve
themselves and their children obtain money for its purchase To
urge them dispense with mourning such ting this Would
sting horrors OF DEATH She suggested that mourning
supply committees furnish and chden relatives with aba
band bearing miniature Union Jack tv5m. 49, Is
The tobacco collectors organized in accordance with the
geson of young American They ca themselves the Be Cross
Society and headed by Sylvia Lathrop ourtsenyeaTod
daughter Lahrop of California The soes Is composed
entirely ofclden These have the collection ubaeG6 for
soldiers their particular mission Already the children
have obtained enough smoking material TO supply hbhd sol
ders London hospital and the work sconstan expanding
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-02
REpUBL1cANIsM STRONG

II the figures OF the primary election count for anything Kuhios
majority November should be bigger than he has ever had
His according the revised and official figures Just
o OF half the poed for Delegate being 63 out
total Of 1898 Kuhos 239 short of the combined
Of Rice McCandss Woods Carter Motley and Kahaueo
when the for Kuo and Rice is totaled to show the
Republican strength gives that party TO- 1873 of agrand total
1888 roughly speaking FIVE against the Democrats,
Progressiyes Home Rulers and Lahuis combined. id
In instances this island the Republican vote from
that of the Democrats the conspicuous
being regard the ayoray and the schevay and even
the Republican bigger the primary than
the total Democratic.
The party unless drives away from again Of the
independents have former years been forced to bolt to show
their against the organization supporting weknown
backlegs and distributing campaign funds among unscrpuous
demagogues should carry practically every contest The ticket has
thoroughly dsreputabe candidate for the legislature but he
very safely be left the fifth district They not
going have the fifth misrepresented by his election
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-02
THOSE MYSTERIOUS RUSSIANS

Despite Premier Asquith that al reports Of
troops having traversed British soil Belgium
should be dscreded private letters from those who claim
have the Russians Scotland and in England have reached
United States There mystery about This piece Of the
mystery which the Nation explains in its way
Says that journal:
The magnificent feat Of recorded in the Eu
theater Of the German capture of Namuor the
Russian triumph at Lembeg the splendid retreat Of the Allies
Belgum the shaerng Of the German offensive on the
total annaton BY the official British bureau
entire Russian army which from Arcangef 70 Ostend
by way OF every British port readily occurred the magna
Anywhere 10000 Russians an Of them six
tall have thus been swept out of existence Though
their known there is still vast curiosity to the
in which the Russian brought from the Arctic
the Belgian this point the Nation congraates itself
being position give the world special ncensored
dispatch from Thrus Scotland BY Of Drumoch
and Lliputs sg lt. S4gs ~ fg FL Bes@ ssssE
eanM family this
hundred and whose reputation for
overheard friend Maggie
Campbell station
ticket halted by sentry and
told that trains running to Glasgow. 1880
is thatf, said Miss Campbell
troops Belgium Miss MneGregor holding sig
nfeantly
Thus the greatest strategic achievements of the stands
explained"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-02
WEEKLY PAYDAYs FOR THE ARMY

Weekly payday in the army being seriously considered
il the troops in Honolulu consider above the
have regular monthly paydays and the word has gone that
there is sufficient fund hand the payday
demands that about due One feature OF the weekly payday
that allows direct business between the soldiers and the
ngborhood adesmen than the system and does
with the greater part of the necessity Of the post exchange This
according the reports made from Fort Sam Houston Texas
where experimental weekly payday has been in effect since
April H. ,..' -, .s.i .Nr* "a .,.-.. =
The Office according to advices from Washington in
formed that the proposed system did work well and the
results expected forthcoming This however from the
standpoint OF the officers the post Who think that
much paper work involved in the weekly system The
listed than satisfied with the results of the expe
and would like to it become established thing
The officers advance the in their to the
department that post exchanges will have difficulty meeting
under the SYSTEM the enlisted replying that
under the weekly system the post exchange posts would
be needed because such exchanges the outcome of the
monthly system They would rather have the exchanges
merely pay than to give the weekly idea
The reports from officers about the matter however not
altogether douaging and far there be argument
advanced against the abolition of the weekly pay idea
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-02
CHRISTMAS FOR THE CHILDREN OF EUROPE

Angeles loaded with gifts for the children OF Europe
who would otherwise have little by which remember Chrnas
The suggestion has been made that Honolulu this
a. 2y=G% wv .s, t3an.
Acton has already been taken along these lines At the regular
meeting of the Woman Auxiliary and Guild of ST. Andrews Cathe
Tuesday this subject brought and committee
sng Of Mrs W. L. Emory (cairman), Mrs C. Montague Cooke,
Mrs Alex Lindsay and Mrs c. M. W. Forster appointed
gifts the Christmas ship which
will sail before Christmas from America the little Europe
Anyone desiring assist in this meorous proposition
by communicating with member Of the committee above
named. Either money material will be welcomed. ,
The Advertiser will be glad assist by receiving for the
any donations if is convenient leave them at The
Advertiser Office 27 South King street telephone number 34
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-02
REGARDING SLANG

Slang verbal vice, the Carolon Republican, 1t is
vile ny 1t tants 1t often used by young people
who regard evidence of martness when fact it is directly
the 1t poues young girls character questioned by
when he hears her slang 1t encourages familiarity
1t leads by direct wrong doing shame and
youth who slang not trusted by who employment
The ability and repute Of the young question
No employer sangy boy girl about his Office
They the kind of people to have about the safe and till In
the cities where the characters OF people known by their
department and OF language book is known by it's
the slangy youth maiden down
from frog pond district 1t regarded 1t il
about much evidence Of smartness wearing pants in his
boots and adopting Such butt Of dcule
SO is slangy person, ....:.. ..~F+->i
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-02
MANGHURIA TO
ARRIVE SOON

Delayed by bad weather while en-
route TO this port from San Francisco,
the Pacific Mail liner Manchuria win
not arrive in Honolulu until about
fonr-forty o'clock this afternoon
In addition TO a heavy cargo, the
Manchuria is bringing an exception.
ally large passenger list, the majority
of which are en- route 10 the Orient.
There are eco passengers in the cabin;
seventy-seyen In the second cabin and
500 in the steerage The vessel viii
probably be dispatched for the Orient
tomorrow morning Of ten o'clock
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-02
THE WAR BRAKE ON INDUSTRY

The economic effects the Europe already have amounted
what commercial satstans believe is the most revolutionary
dislocaton Of international trade in all the worlds history
Roughly speaking there already has been than months
interruption of exchange of products whose value normal
billion dollars yearthe total being
the billions of dollars exports and billions
Of dollars in imports which recently reported the
this line by FIVE of the nine nations
a set.at fN "a.
England whose industrial production and shipping
notwithstanding the OF France whose shipping
largely free but whose male industrial workers nearly all
batteld teup practically complete regards
Germany Austria and Belgium The extent to which Russian trade
carried largely with Asia is affected is not definitely known but
it has been considerably decreased rHg.fT @ 4"I@
The business which the countries excepting Japan Servia
Russa been doing annually exports and imports
roughly summed up in the following table; 'F ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-02
PENNSYLVANIA
SETS |. MARK

Sixteen and one-half days from New
York to San Francisco via the Panama
Canal is the new record established be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific sea
boards by the steamer Pennsylvania Of
the Ameriean-Hawaiian Steamship Co.,
when it arrived in San Francisco on
September 81. This fast passage is al
most equal to railroad freight time
across the continent, and il is a record
that other competing steamship lines,
now plying between San Francisco and
New York, via the canal, will eDdeavor
to break.
The Yirginian, the sister ship TO the
Pennsylvania, is scheduled TO leave
Seattle this afternoon for Honolulu
with large cargo of flour and feed
stuffs, She is due here on October IL.
The Kentuckian Of the same line is
on the berth TO leave Sound ports for
Honolulu on November 2, according to
adviees received by the local Office Of
the American Hawaiian Steamship Go,
here. rf. la ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-10-02
%,O85,Ooo,OOo $9,323,OoO,OOO

Germanys annual exports the hemisphere have
amounted 10 about $39lOo0O00 year.
Germany bought United the fiscal year of 1913
goods $3lO0oOo sold goods the
value OF nearly $8oOO0O00 a