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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06

II the tongues Of ladies' or childrcn's
old white or tam shccs are not too
much wort they should he removed.
cut into pads about the size Of quar-
ter or hair dollar and stored in n small
box When "a button is required on n
boys kuickcrS cor ON any garment sub.
icCt 10 great stress. place one Of the
pads ON the inner side Of the garment
whore the button is TO bc sewn on
Tack il securely round Sew ON the
button IN the usual way. always re-
Wondering 20 put knot OF your
thread between the button aud the
cloth also 10 put good winding of
thread round the neck Of the baton.
as this IS q source Of strength. But
tons scwed on I'm this manner will
never DRAG hole I'm the material
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06

EWES of the s'mpeco Kind are part of the smart toilet Amber
LA
either the shade the frock black very
the
illustrated The carry
scheme. The $ les ed n and
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
soNeninc Hard Water.

when visiting or staying at hotels
or boarding houses the water for
washing is sometimes hard and I'M
pleasant ~ use This can be easily
remcdied 10y adding one or two drops
~ eau de cologne. which softens the
water aud Is most refreshing TO the
skin
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
Photo copyright by American Press Association

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FFICIAL Washington surprised and the the
George w Cocktails chief of the Panama
police
be
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President Wilson appointed o
/ lie Brooklyn
assistant Of Lieutenant Colonel Merrill in charge of Ohio
o
fertilization hHrLor
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03

deIed in cold blood when captured bv the enemy and the women. many Of them of excellent family and refined homes were treated even worse by Inc rebel cutthrOats.
 After these matters had been ex- /: lained 10 the authorities In Washing 'on il was da 'oed that although co . trary to th- usual custom in s'. ''. cases, humanIty demanded that t'i" United States afford succor and gro lection to th,s, refugees and In con sequence of conference hctweri .i", rotary of State Bryan and Sccrctair (. C.rrison the orders to C neral ''iis < W, issued.
 General Bliss had passed the de partmcnt's order along to the officers the border patrols and in future when q town has been taken and sacked by the rebels all non c' mbatants will be permitted to seek
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
Special Nugget Service.

IEKIN. Jan. 3--It WAS officially all nrunccd hy he government today that during the year just ended twenty Tour thousand men were rNcruted in tn" prov incr of SZtchu"n.. Thrse mru Ncr" for the most part robbers and I' litiral offenders, hut man> "f th"r, were killed for minor offences which iI' the United States would h.. punish c' bN q few weeks iu pail or hN Il fin"
 Those criminals were o\"cut"d s" IT.. on-ntly and in such great numb"r> that the dnilN killings hay" r"le"d 10 even attract th. idI, crowds Wh" N ,th"r th" pnpul,c" th, -N"cutiun,.re or th" prisoners wifo ar uh"ut tu dI" seem [" talk" any more than a casual irtcr"st in tn" executions
 IL is not iufr"uront [" see as many aN fifty men marched out [" the kill ing ground and put tn death at on" time The methods "mpl"Nrd re th. snmo aS have been iu >"-u, fr! cen tIriics. The pris"lers are placed on tl" ground nn their knees ,hnut siv feet apart Their hands tied behind tr' ir back and their n"cks are har" When all is ready the official cxecu-
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
Special Correspondence.

0peciaI COrreSponQcnCe.
 SEATTLE. Nov To- N,sh1 DaN was celebrated yesterday tt the Are tic Club Amongst those who took leading parts were Delegate Wicker sham. Senators Bruncr and Rod"ii. Senator Jones' Representatives Bryan and Falconer and General Dstin, Amongst other Nomeites present were Colonel Perkins. Charley La Targc. Leo Lowenherz. P. H. Watt, sam Archer. Arthur Gibson, w. l.. Goodwin Jack Underwood. Max Hirschberg, Julius Carstens. Judge Lyons. Earl Hyde and many others
 Frank Grimm and family are gone to Frisco. Frank played some games of pool here in the hotel and could never remember that when q bah went ir a pocekt it went through cussed tunnel under ;he table so he was con stantly stick,i his hand into pockets after balls md swearing when he couldn't find ttem there.
 Jim Murray is said to have taken an option on Cache creek ground near Knik.
 Jafet Lindeberg has arrived from the Nilchena diggings but declines to commit himself to any positive state ment of opinion about them. z
 McLennan, the Council City poet,
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
NEWS OF S0URD0UGHS
 ON THE OUTSIDE
'"'i suddenly here yesterday.

u'"d suddenly her. yesterday
 Amongst those still around here ar,, Walter Johnson, F. F.. pearro. Jim Eillih"r. Billie Code. who is going [, start moving picture show at Ju n"au. and several others. Captain ,,"irison and Hllic Black are also in rh, Shuhanna or some other place. Nelson. one of the Shushanna discov- ucrs. is stayi." here in the Frye hotel and tells your correspondent the camp looks good
 Wala. by the way is also here T, ; :ty his deal is ot progressing.
 l:t,ree Doug "r has gone 10 Junenl |, i,"li over tho field from a comm, cal p'irt "i ,w.
 Walter ( fircy has gone to Cordo. va. or tt least. vas to have left last Friday to take up a position.
 A. E. Todd in letter to Felix ShuShanna outlook.
 
 Judge Stephenson. formerly of St. Michael. has returned from the east and has gone to Los Angeles where h" may settle down.
 Most of those who have come out are still in unsettled condition and many have not decided on their win ter quarters. Billie Sale Is working
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
DOCTORS SAY HE'LL OiE Special Nugget Service.

IiTNTINGTOE. W. Va. Jan. 3.-El- bert Howell a local colored sporting man. sat into a game of poker last night with some friends Of the sam" r., rSua sion as himself
 r.rccS at the session differ but there seems to he a concensus of opinion among those who were in the game dtate that Howell at one time dur ing the game held five acres Howell himself is not in condition to deny hospital with numerous knife and razor wounds.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
WORLDS PRODUCTION
 0F YELLOW METAL

II, unrcd that h" would iucr..,sr the wages of fourteen hundred employees a' the various navy wards and that he would ask congress [" create tn" grade "f admiral in the United states navy in order to relieve the ,mhurr1Ssment of our fleet commands = els Wh" ar" inNarially junior in rank [" ti" officers "t other nations com m; idinG fleets "f the sam" size and importance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
WITHDRAWAL
 HALTS BUSINESS
ec,aI Nugget Service.

NEW YORK, Jan 3-The an h. uncrm"nt of the withdrawal of Mor- gau X Co. the greatest financial house in New York. from the directorate of numerous railroads was followed by ih" same aunnunr rcm"nt by Geo. r Baker X Co
 TheS' TWO dnnuunCementa haNn nearly created t panic on the stock exchange and the thrill which went ttinurh Wall street together with th. widest rumors in regard to the req 1ons for the action of these firms has hl ought trading on the stock market practically to q stand still
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Secretary of War Garrison has issued orders to General Bliss. commanding the Amer ican troops on the Mexican border 10 permit all Mexican refugees who are fleeing from Ojinaga to cross the line if such action becomes necessary in order to save their lives.
 These orders were issued by the secretary of war after an investigation of the conditions arising after the cap ture of Chihuahua and other border tC wns when many McXicans fled to the border in order to escape the ou,raG c' us actions of Villas men. These people were turned back hy the Am erican soldiers and were then at the mercy of the outlaws who are fghtin-, under flag of the constiutionalst. The men who were thus refused the pro lection of the American flag were mur-
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
THE SALOONS
 WERE CLOSED
Special Nueget Service

opcCiSi NuSyet ooFVtCe
 COPPERFIEID Jan g. Tn Sa lGonkeepers of this place having refus ed to obey the orders of the gov ernor to close their places of business bat here and the soldiers f"rrihlS closed all of the liquor places in town. The. loon men are trying to g.t an 'nlunr ti"n which will prevent the goN"rn"r from interfering with the,r business
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
PRESIDENT MEETS
 LIND ON SHIP

with Mir. Lind for over two hours dis cussed the conditions prevailing in Mexico. After the conference was received the usual salute
 Upon his arrival on shore he was transpired and he said that there was nc change contemplated in the admin istration's policy in regard to Mexico
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
SENTIMENT FORCES
 mORGANS TO QUIT

street banking and financial houses and are used by them in manipulating stock to the detriment of leeitimat" business and the t1eccing of the pub lie.
 Millions of dollars have been made by men an the inside of these inter lrcking dircciorntes by running ih" stock of one of their roads for instance. down at the expense of anorther road of the system. Then when the stock had reached a low level, buying in and bt osting it at the expense of anoth.,' stock. It is such an old game that ex- Ccpt for the very inexperienced it has ceased to be as profitable as f, rmtr
 t and Morgan & Co. are evidently the first to realize that the game is about played out.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
TWENTY-F0uR THOUSAND
 CHINAmEN ARE EXECUTED

Ing in il long line wnitig for th" ttI of the sword
 Fr~quetIy the friends and family nf condemned man will accompany him {" tn" plnce of execution and hA will laugh and joke with them up until th- fh"Incnt the sharp blade sewers hI- head from his body and ushers hir int" th,. nrw lii" beyond This utter lack "t fear "f death is on.. of the best thiurs in the thinamans phi!oSoph' :.nd it matters not whether he di" Dik,. her" fighting for his country CT l. executed in line of condemned f. lnn> his memory is rov"red by th" remaining members of his family and h.. h"cnm"s an "Hncestei" which r. N,m"thinr [" he. worshipped and hon "'d like unto q god
 There s never any sentiment or h"toirs about these executions IL i> all quite orderly and husinesslike and i> as good as a matinee for the towns l'"ilr Wh" come out to watch tn" [" r:ormance seldom does a man have io h" tied and frequently even his a. ms Hr" left free and hr takes hi' position and waits for the stroke as calmly as the ordinary man wouli lirhi cigar.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03

tinnrr with u great two handed sword steps rapidly down th" line "f kncel-
 ing men and as he reached each tn" heavy sword swings up ard down and n, each downward stroke H head rolls
 Gt aN rrun, tn" trunk of n Chinnman.
 very curious f,Htur. of thca" '\'Cuti"n~ K the interest which th"s" .'i"ut [" dr" tnk" ln jh.. fate. of their C., IT r.ld,., in mie;nrr unr Wh,n th,. ~ lti'""t slnr,- d"Wn tn" in" all II, kn".linG mon cram" their n"cks (. watch the d"'apjtati"u of th"$" Wh" lle going int" th" great h'N"ud ahead "i them and t u"t .' nii iufr.atu"n; Fl" Lear Ines" mrn j"l,ir@ win each v her 'r t" o''. tuou iau@hiur heart. ik sh th" ,"nt""tI"ue "f h,.adl"ss body next lu hun while he himself is waiting for th" >W"rd [" fall That ,u. r"asun WhN thesr whnl"sal.. exc "Itl"us III China Hr, not looked upon V'iA the horror which they would l.. '''"i," in other counties The Chin .ln'.u k far,hist plir" and simple and d".,lh [" hum is n"thine more s"ri"us than oatinr meal II" goes to meet his ancestors with n smile on lis fac. .'fG " jest on his |u~ and can even ,nioy tn" spectacl" of himself kne''
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3 Th, iircc- t"l "f tn. tnitrd States mint an n"uncrd in his report published today that tn" gold production of tn" world for tn" last year was four hundred and fifty-fivc millions of dollars. The United States produced eight eight millions. thr"" hundred thousand "f this amount
 Secretary of th, \aNN Daniels an
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
FERRIS REsENrENcEO. Nugget Special Service.

LOS ANGELES Jan. B. Th,- man F. iris. whose sentence to death for the murder of Passengent tgan, M"ntaCue "f the southern Pacific rail read was recently set aside by Judge Craig was resontcncod to death here to'ay
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
Special Nugget Service.

z PASS CHRISTIAN, Jan 3.--Presi- dent Wilson this morning boarded the scout cruiser Chester and in the cabin of the captain. which was turned over to him for the purpose held a long conference with special ambassa dor to Mexico John Lind
 The gig of the Chester conveyed the president from the shore to the man. of-war and he was received by the captain and crew on the quarter deck with the usual honors accorded the chief executive of the nation.
 After shaking hands with the off . cers of the ship Mir. Wilson went into the cabin and remained in conference
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
Special Nugget Serv,ce.

SEATTLE. .Ian. :" The poll whn I.nnSlincs after n.iphhnrs had report "i the small "f gas. found the hus- h. nd dead in bed and tn" wife barely alive.
 E"storaliN-S Wrr" applied t' the ed to admit. hrf'r" Sh,. expired that sh" had turned on the gas with th. intention of killing her hIsin:ld and herself.
 She told the officers that Sh" had suffered enough from her husband
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03

In the tr"aSurer'S office
 Ben Bernard is at the helm of the American Dredgc Building Co. and som" others are also occupied in va Ii us ways here
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
UNITED STATES WILL ALLOW
 REFUGEES TO CROSS LINE

the shelter of the United states flag if. in the opinion of the officers such protection will save their lives
 There is some question AS to wheth CT this order applies to Mexican s"i- iierS or only to non -rombatants and women and children. but it is thought that the officers will be allowed to us their own judgment and if, they h" lieve that prisoners are to h" mass acied. as has happened in the pas; they may allow defeated troops tn 'ni"r the United States if they ar, not organized and are unarmcd
 This order will he the means "f saN ing much suffering. especially anon" tho women who will he afforded pre- tttion.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03

 HAS ARRIVED
Special Nugget Service.

PASS CHRISTIAN. Jan. , The scout cruiser Chester has arrived off of ship island where she is anchored. Special Ambassador to McXic" John Lind is on board the cruiser and it is presumed that he will come ashore immediately in order that President Wilson may discuss Mexican affairs with him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
MAN AND WIFE DEAD. Special Nugget Service

SEATTLE. Jan 3 Henry " Wong tit and his wife were this morning dcntly been asphyXiated accidentally hN the open jet of q gas stove.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
special Nugget Service.

0poCtat Nu9Sot 0oTV'ce'
 NEW YORK. Jan. 3.--The great ba hiking house of Morgan X Co. which probably is directly connected with more great corporations than any other firm in the country and which holds stock in many large railroads and other enterprises has announccd that it will sever it's connect ion in so far as 1t is concerned with the direc- tion of these enterprises.
 This action in leaving the director ates of so many large financial and industfial '1nstitutions it is explained is taken on account of the growing sentiment of the country against in ttrlocking directorates by means of which concerns are practically kept in ~he business family of the great Wall
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
WOMAN TURNED ON
 GAS KILLED TWO

'' mlnc home drunk and that when h'' him that if he repeated the "ffenc, >h, would kill hum and herself Not came home oil tn iituNlcatt.i condi- ti"n a"'"rdine |" tl" wif"'s dy ing Nf,r,ur"nl and uS soon as hc wa~ asleep sh" plugged ih.. op 'uinES in tn" r"' m and turned an th" gas Then ,h. s"t down ln.eidr he man tn aWai! death.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
MAIL TOMORROW.

John Hegness left early this morn ing with the mail. He is expected to be back sometime tomorrow.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03

CHICAGO. Jan. 3.-President Mover announced today that he had fully recovered from the injuries received when he was thrown out of Calumet and that he will return there next week
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
IS WORSE
 THAN NOME
Special Nugget Service.

PORTLAND, Ore. Jan 7. The gov trnorS private secretary. Miss Fern HrbhS left here today left here today for Coppcrficld where she will official ly present the demands of the governor that the saloons of the town be closed
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
WILL iNvEsrlGATE
 MOVER cAsE
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Jan. 3 The d~- pertinent of justice has been fully tn- formed in regard to alleged deporta- tifn of President Mover of the " .s. ern Federation of Miners from Calu- met and will order an investigation of the case by it's own officers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03

Visiting Cards at the Nugget Office
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03

100 TONS OF FLOUR. Bread only 5c. North Pole Bakery and Anvil Bakery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03

Subscribe for Nome Daily Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03
FLOUR is CHEAP.

Broad only Sc. North psis osksry and Anvil 0aksry
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-03

New lad eggs at Prossers Harness: Shop, $1.00 per dozen. Phone Black 5.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-10-24
The Cattle Business In Texas.

THE Fort Worth Chamber Of Commerce IN
issuing its monthly bulletin says that the i've
stock market of Fort Worth, chiefly cattle re-
alizes over $l7O,0 900 a day. over = million dollars
a week and over 50 million dollars a year. by
this is not meant realizing such profits as these
but that the live stock sold in that market bring
into that city money to this extent.
When we consider the opportunities that we
have on the Lower Coast for developing the 1--we
stock business it would seem sure that our
abandoned sugar plantations will soon be filled
IN with live stock or at least filled with I'VE
stock as rapidly as funds can be secured Tor
that purpose. A necessary misfortune in the
case, if it be such, is that it takes time to de-
velop a large interest in native cattle and to
buy and bring in cattle requires quite q large
capital. With our magnificent growth OF grass
ca. however, it becomes constantly more eV''
dent that we shall very soon have . large cat
tie production in Plaquemines Parish and doubt
less in all of the coast parishes.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-10-24

doubtedly be found o retain her service oS
her splendjd work sic has blazed the way 1or
the women to be eligible to serve on the school
boards of our sixty-t1ree parishes, or to be ap'
pointed by these boards as parish superln1ehu'
ents, or to IL on the New Orleans scnool boaru'
the Tulane Board # Administrators ana the
Boards of the vsrio,s charitable institutions ano
insane asylums.
It IS only fair tothe women of the state that
they now be given the opportunity 10 Try oue
+s;s hoard service. Louisiana now ranks as the
most illiterate stated the union, and Tor her 10
take that place among the other states tna'
riehtfully belongs 70 Louisiana, a state WIN 1ne
most wonderful reources in the country, we
must first educate the youth Of our state. we
cannot 90 any lower in the educational scale OF
states, why not see if Article 2lO will not even
t,,ally nut L~ouisian, where she belongs, IN the
forefront of the Uited States? 1t this amend.
ment is found not 70 work out satisfactorily ana
for the betterment Of all concerned, it Will be
no more difficult torescind it than it has been
to pass it. Let every elector Of this PARISH vo1e
for the amendment to Article 2lO OF the Con
stitution, which will be the sixth amendment OF
the ballot and which carries thereon the quar-
flying phrase relative to women
Lower coast gazette., 1914-10-24
SATURDAY, OCTOBER "a 1914.
Iet the Women Have 1t.

THE women throughout the state are making
an earnest appeal to secure the passage at the
November election of the amendment to article
210 of the State Constitution. This amendment
"a our readers know, makes women eligible 70
service on educational, charitable and lnstltu-
tional boards, or, to quote the exact WORDS o.
the amendment, provides that women over the
noe Of Is years shall be eligible to hold any
office connected with the public educational sys-
tenn of the state, or Of any ward, parish OF
.runicipality of the state and to hold any offlce
IN tho state connected with institutions OF char
ity or correction
MOTT this amendment, as it is a suffrage move
Int simply renders women eligible to service on
those boards for which ,it.is. admitted by all
thinking persons they are eminent'y and con-
additionally fitted. and the privilege still re-
mains to the men of the state to put women on
these boards or to exclude them. The Womea
have; mo- voice in their wi election, except inso-
far AZ woman's persuasive powers may be e1-
.ercised, but would 60 in On their merit ana 1na'
merit judged by men,. .,;o
The argument has been advanced that this
amendment might be construed as lnlmlcal 10
tho Office Of the woman factory inspector OF Ne"
Orleans. Such a thing as that would be pract-
icaly impossible. The woman factory Inspector
ofNew Orleans has done such wonderful work
and has raised New Orleans to the position OF
thesieadinS city in the protection OF her children
and withal, has been SO tactful IN her work,
that she has won a high place in the estimation
0 fthe citizens of the city and a way will un'
Lower coast gazette., 1914-10-24
EXTRA SESSION or TNE POLICE
lilpv 0cTORER ID. 1914.


Pointe-a.la-Iache. La. Oct. II. 1914.
An extra session Of the Police Jury
was convened at 4:N o'clock .. III.
The roll call showed the following
members p-aaent:
First Ward. S. Iothrcp.
Third Ward-E A. SchayOt.
Fourth Ward-Thos. Brophy.
Eighth Ward--Jno. Finks.
Ninth Ward-Dr. Gen. Hays.
Tenth ward. b. Fasterling.
There being a quorum present, Mr..
r. A. schavot offered the following
resolution. which was duly seconded
ani carried:
Resolution by f. A. Schayot, duly
seconded BY I. S. 1othroe:
Be II resolved, That the Old Court
House Committee be and sfe hereby
discharged from further duty.
Be It further resolved. That the
President az the Police Jury be IN
structed to appoint a new Court House
Committee. composed OF three ~
property holdarA with the presfaeM
as ex-offic!o It's chairman.
The duty Of this committee shall ne
to procure architects, builders, ana
contractors, sufficient TO prepare q
final contract for the repairs Of the
Conrt House. Said commission 70
report promrtly At meeting Of thetPo
lice Jury called to take M RAID mat
ter.
There being no further business on
. hand. Mr.. I. S. Lcthrop moved tina
the Police Jury adjourn sine. die.
iINyEN CARO-.
Secretary.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-10-24
HEALTH OrFICER'S RE

PARISH HEALTH OFFICERS RE-
PORT.
BER1RANDuLIE. La, Sept. 80, 1914.
To Tire Honorable President and Mem
bsrs of the Police Jury Of Plaque
miass Parish:
Gentlspnen-l herewith respectfully
subuh ar report IS Health Officer Of
the Parish Of plaquemines' for quarter
ending Septso. 1914:
The health Of cur parish has besu
good There has bssn q Infectious