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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-11
GOLD STORAGE
 A SAFETY VALVE

If hens would lay eggs with equal cclerity in November and in May, is
 cows would fill the pail as readily in lSeptember as in June, if apples would would be loss need for cold storage. But with every food stuff there are periods of high and low production. old storage furnishes the reservoir in which the surplus of the productive season can be stored against the time , when production is light. Without cold storage the dairy industry and the but ter making business would have to be entirely reOrganized. The demand for butter is relatively stable. but it's pro-
 ductiOn is very high during the days of green pasture in June and July and De cembcr and January. Consequently preserving the surplus in cold storage ienualizes the market supply and keeps prices from rising to point beyond the
 reach of the ordinary consumer The
 same with eggs-the great production during April. May and June can he held over for fall consumption.
 Popular thought has associated cold
 storage with schemes of dealers in foodstuffs to manipulate prices. It is
 an unfortunate association, since prob- ably no other single factor is exercis- ing such an influence to equalize prices throughout the year.
 It would be unrea sonable to expect that cold storage as relatively new industry would be free from evils. It
 has had to contend with legislation not designed to fit the requirements of stored foods. and as yet the popular
 mind is against it. This prejudice is carried so far as to encourage mis- representation by food dealers. The ladvocates of fresh foods have perhaps been overzealous in limiting by law
 tho period for which foods may be stored. We need some knowledge of
 just how to prepare food for preserva- l. l tion and how to handle 1t after it is
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-11

removed from the storehouse Com prcsensive Investigations are under way on these subjects and the results are now becoming available
 If the consumer will accept cold storage without prejudice and help lt to attain its legitimate place In tn" market of foodstuffs he will aid in d very substantial way an important foods throughout the year and receive better gade of merchandise for his money.-Country Gentleman.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-11

Recent arrival from Koyukuk, the land of lean gravels and rich pockets, report that another very rich "pocket' has been found on the Bowman and Scofeld ground on Hammand river Four thousand dollars to the six foot thaw was being taken out when the KOyukuk men left the district The largest nugget obtained by the men weighed something over $500 ard $1OO pans were common, This is in keeping with the history of mining in that dis trict. The gravel all carries little SO rich pocket Is picked up
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-11

The Tanana Valley democratic club has hopes that the next democratic convention for the territory of Alaska will be held in Fairbanks sometime next July. By resolution of the club a committed consisting of B. W. Grif- fin. J. E. Clark and R. F. Roth, was appointed to do all possible toward bringing the convention to Fairbanks. It is stated that the Nome members Ot the territorial committee are favor ably disposed toward the interior coun-
 try for the meeting place, and that Surveyor General Charles F. Davidson chairman of the committee. Is desrous ot having the convention at Fairbanks.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-11

Charles F. Cole of Dome Creek. Fair banks, recently shot himself through the hand and walked to Fairbanks for treatment. He was out shooting p'armigan when he slipped causing the gun to be discharged. The bullet eTtered the palm of his hand and lodged in the wrist. The physician states that the hand will be saved if blood poisoning does not set in
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-11

Every possible kind of a scheme has been tried with view of making the autmobile practical for snow transpor- tation In the interior of Alaska.
 William James of Fairbanks. thinks he has at last solved the problem. He has had specially made runners of light steel, four and six inches wide to be fastened on the front wheels.
 The driving power is to he furnish eI by the rear wheels; the only change be ing heavy chains fastened to them. The forward runners are easily fas- tened on or taken off, according to snow conditions. Should Mir James plan prove successfuyl it will rcvolu- tionize transportation along the main travelled routes of the interior
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-11
ANDERSON & WLcKMAN

Have taken over the blaming mil heretofore operated by J. A. Parry, and are prepared to give all orders prompt and skiIIfuI attention Hard wood and sleigh lumber. all kinds of machined lumber.
 ANDERSON & WECkMAN
 Phone. Black 106
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-11
ALASKA NOTES

Residents of Cordova are apt to for get their good fortune in residing on the coast where the thermometer rare ly registers as low as zero. During the recent cold snap when it dropped to 8 above zero in CordoVa 1t register eI 60 below at Tolovana, 52 at Hot Springs and 45 at Fairbanks. Fair banks has only five inches of snow and at Richardson there is only three inches.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-11

Mir. T. R. Needham. the well known Alaska newspaper man. who was one of the founders of tho Fairbanks Times has assumed the management of the Seward Gateway. MT Shaw. the for mer editor is now the recorder of the new Nelchina district Mir. Needham has interests in the Kenai placers and has great faith in their future.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-11

In order to impress upon President Wilson the agricultural possibilities of the Panama valley, Hary Hanford. an energetic farmer of Fairbanks, is sending five pounds of native potatoes to President Wilson for his Christmas dinner. To assure himself that they will not be received by some person in Washington who will convert them to his own use. the farmer iS sending them to Delegate wiekersharn with a request that he deliver them to the White Houss.-Fairbanks Times.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-11

Fairbanks property is valued at $2, es27.615, and the city expects to re ceive $43,165.12 in taxes less the amount taken advantage of by tax payers to save the 10 per cent rebat
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-11

It is reported that the garnet ledge near Wrangell is soon to be extensive ly developed in the hope that high grade stone may be found with greater depth below oXidization. A half mile of track and tram car have been order ed to transport supplies
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"Ths Peoples Papsr"-Noms Mug get
AT THE NEW EAGLE

Old Lewis HurtSr Rye and the Fs nous Athetton Bourbon wniskOya Distilled spring 1904 1905 bouSh. ir bond and reduced to 90 per cent by U. 8. government, by the bottle gallon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-11
SEND YOUR LA,lnnaN

To the Peoples Laundry where you will receive good work executed by nSne but white employees. whS receive the standard wages
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-11

by making payment before January 15 The rate of taxation is. one and one half per cent.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-11

There Is a good education in a live paper. Subscribe for the Nr'GGET the Iivest th.7g in Nome
The menace., 1914-12-12
Americas Glorious Destiny

81 believe ,A;. the Almighty IN 4: wis. dis":s. n has rs ct ps The United
" land Of glorious destiny where men Of al CLASSES and eeds can i've together
" S S % % n. S S S EAS TS:s Fat .: Of S.Ts: God sss sss $ g.
destiny for the entire American pO, be fulfilled and that no person shall through
Tor difference in eoa " ''~''' p''0'
Such closing paragraph of column length TRADE against
The Menace and the anpaps movement written by Dennis Dwy
whoever that be- and copied largely by propapa Of
We agree with Dennis that this land Of glorious destiny
destiny possible because we are far from the and
tiny that there European monarch whom we have thus far
The Purans of England escaped time they
fd from the pOpey Europe find and found land Of freedom
rOpean depO the pope Rome content His agents fol-
lowed and now busy trying to conquer this country for their
The patriots Of s again broke from the king of England
aT nation but the pope of Rome more intent than ever on his
cherished program of making America Catholic and uprOOng de-
The patriots the advantage OF be-
ing far from the raes and eaOuses of European dePOts but
they equally aware of the horde of agents. spe and political
puers maintained this country by the pope of Rome
that The Menace published and being ssduOu circulated BY
millions of live Americans.
ing the issue squar she resorts to bung and believing
intended to beudde the people and put herself the light OF
the public school system the cunning jesuit begins to weep and
Jesuit his church for political purposes and then
snes like the hyoete he is when we meet his political attacks
the only he play aay suspicion and protect his graft
Whether his artfu stage play as martyr will be successful must
depend the intelligence of the American people and their ability
oOy and calmly size the situation and things they
We also believe the Fathehood God and the brotherhood
believe the ahrhOod of the and the
brotherhood of svacous priesthood History teaches that
fathehood pope would equally disastrous the Amer
people the ahehoOd of the to the mouks of Russia
We have desire brother the bachelor priests of Rome
brother any other organized mob immoral reprobate
Their and influence here threaten of the
conditions that they have brought about where they
have acquired power and control
We have welcome for the offspring of Ignorance The
public established the specific purpose of destroying
ignorance disseminating general enlightenment And if the
pap of this country feel the discomfort of political and social
osracsm il because they through papal control have become
the nation and its cherished institutions
American be deceived by the whining of papss
their political destiny of this country viii be
glorious dreamed Of for the American people will
ngoriou subsection poper Rome will have
many things weep years the thing
will furnish rejoicing the part Of all others
The menace., 1914-12-12
MENACE UNDER GROUND
Not Buried, But Very Busy in Tunnels Be-
meath Chicago Tunnel Com
pany Helps Good Thing Along by
Barring Menace Signs

Just the present time The Menace getting much Tree Ad-
verng from employees Of the Chicago Tunnel Co. 70 the very
great discomfort Of their Catholic budde Friends Of the paper
have for some decorating the walls Of the tunnel with
such monions Read The Menace often coupled with other
advice skifuly added so form a ripping rhyme.
Su Of the Catholic women in the tunnel could read be-
these poecs exhortatons and some OF them
seem taken their troubles the boss Anyhow Nov 10
owng notice appeared in the bulletin book at the office OF
the
has been writing on the walls
The tunnel offensive language ln the particular case IN question seem
20 affiliations Please undeand "
is entitled but
writing the walls
property Of the Tunnel Co. II found who the party h he VIII be DIS
missed from the service.
the Chicago Tunnel Company has not yet
dismissed anyone for bboardng the walls Of their big burrow
but their bulletin has proved much better than the
writing on the wall
The wall writing read by but few; but when mention Of
bulletin book employee Of the
compelled do three things read it, understand it. and ax his
evidence that he had read and understood 1t
No well blame the action Of the Tunnel Company fol
effort is prevent further explosions Of wrathful pap
since explosions in a tunnel extra dangerous
The menace., 1914-12-12
VICTIM SPIRITED AWAY
With Priest in Jail Charged With Grave
Crime, Girl Disappears----Mother De-
clines to Give Any Information
as to Her Whereabouts

Frsu n. or-si Pals CNusil rSllu.s. Sov. IS.
The alleged absence from her
homo at Belt Of Susie Bachan,
the l7-year-old girl, who two
weeks ago caused q sensation by
charging Rev. Fr. Francis c.
Denes or Dennis priest in charge
OF ST. Mark s church at Belt, with
being the father Of her child,
created another sensation yester-
day with the prosecuting and
peace officers OF tlo county when
the fact became known. That the
girl is not at her home in Belt
was the statement made yester-
day by both Sheriff l.. II. Kom-
mers and County Attorney W. ii,
Meigs and Sheriff kommers
stated that the girls mother de.
clined 10 give any information
about the girls present where
abouts. The officer said he un.
derstood the baby of the girl is
now at the Columbus hospital.
This girls alleged disappear,
ance is a critical matter with the
case Of the state against the
priest. He is now in Jail and his
trial is set for Dec. 2 which is
next Wednesday. That the gir'
had no means OF her own 10 gel
away is one of the declarations
of officers and how she would es
cape unless she had been giver
aid is not clear. That she left
Belt is the assertion of Belt peo
pie to the county attorney and Il
the sheriff. She had an engage
mcnt with a Belt physician fot
The menace., 1914-12-12
Still Demand Intervention

"Thss priests
EyswAsrs the epia prevails that President Wilson could the
So reads paragraph from papenpired article in the
York Evening Journal of Nov "a The idea is being indus
tousy disseminated by the pspt bureau Of msnormaton
through and periodical to which these trouble makers
can gain
plainly evident object of all this bluff and buster to force
nsate the priests In their graft and punder of the Mexican people
OF sympathe with the peoph Of Havana when
thousands Of these necked oaes turned loose them
but the Cban have the right had the Mxan round
these undesirable citizens and make them move
Of President Wilson could have saved the situation
intervention He could have thousands young
Mexico die from wounds and diseases and what To put
butcher like Huea back In and set the priest
hood again upon the backs of longsuering people.
Suppose the President had been induced do such deed By
tered and their bones bleaching the plains of Mexico
than that the probability that this country had taken
high hand in the affairs of another nation would by this time
have been mixed the greater that involves half
the worlds territory and population.
1t is be hoped that President Wilson will continue his
policy of leaving that people to settle their internal
troubles he win persist reasonably refusing
the American further the graft and trouble making tactics
Of Rome
What you if there thousand priests
Havana who have fed Mexcoi While for Havana
congratulate her
ddance of the rubbish well the United States having
missed that much Of the plague.
We should rather rejoice that have president determined
preserve peace matter if his peaceful policy oends all
and of Romanm We who think of
than of pope interested saving the lives of soldier
boys and the integrity of the nation than of saving he situation
the horde vampires kicked ou Of Mexico for Meco good
Catholic riune organization comprising
body mind and soul Its soul is psps politics popery its mind
finance largely beggng and its body fake religion of made
The menace., 1914-12-12
Systematic Papal
Politics

Fr0m kasoHis CArsaicisr. Nov. 81.
10 is a source Of much qualification
10 know that In the recent election sue
cess came 70 many Of tho candidates In
Chicago and the state who are members
Of the Masonic fraternity. This, too, In
the face Of a determined and well or
gained opposition by the Catholic
church. Romanist leaders have always
Indignantly denied that the church IL in
politics, but, notwithstanding these To-
peated denials the Catholic church In
recent years has come 10 be regarded as
the greatest political machine this coua.
try has ever known. The papal political
pluggers keep eyerlaStiugly at Il.
A late instance Of their lnsidious WON.
ings has como 10 the knowledge Of the
editor Of The Masonic CAronicler. Sir
years ago a Chicago lad, not Of the faith,
left q parochial school which be had
been attending in An adjoining state and
returned 10 his home here. He was then
a minor and be heard nothing further
from his papl tutors until Just pre-.
vious TO the recent election when be 70.
eeiyed lettor from the holy ward
heller, who ofieiates as head Of the afore.
mentioned school, advising the young
man 20 vote for the men on whose can.
didacy the church had put the stamp OF
its approval. This shrewd papist poll.
tieiRn had kept tab on that youth dur.
ing the six years and had figured IL out
that he was now Of voting age, and, even
though in smother state, sent advice az
10 how be, q freeborn American, should
cast his ballot.
The priest was Seslously carrying ou,
the fat Of Pope Plus XIII, who said
"The faithful should always take a. the
rule Of thsE conduct the political wis
don Of tAe ecclesiastical authority" Oh
he may have taken the advice Of IN,
Catholic Review which declares: "Cath
olics must got their politics from wher,
they get their religion-Rome. No tru,
Catholic can vote or think as b,
ehooaeaD -
But this young Chicagoan did not hap
pen 70 be true or any other kind Of :
Catholic. He consequently chose to d.
some thinking for himself, and voted a
he saw At. The real men Of Illinois, Il
the exercise Of their enfranehised rights
are not taking political pabulum from
either priest or pope or obeying the die
tum Of any Romish political boss.
The menace., 1914-12-12

wAca Or. 0laAdca sc, ever The r.
turut q tie lzsi c,ectiaa ks uufi aduii
thai his efy q peace" tit uoi avsl
uusA n Martin LutksF had bcen mAds
on The pattern of such msn a. gladden.,
he pfobAhilitios are wo w0uld All b too
kisssra ~ The Nss England ftAtos,
Masashuseitt In particulaf, had not
been nAds up of %, 81 nAmoy pan oys
such a. Gladdsn he pops ugula net
have spch = poueT In thAi toetoa IN
An iocaliiios shcre Gladdenifsd peaceful
eoaditioua exist Il where The hisraFehy
Fsts In its vork every tina They Cc'
there and hogin business, grov and pros
per becauss tksy pul Together and vots
togeskoE on all oooAsionA Such mea
a. Df. 0ladden never revolutionite any,
thing. They are the kind that die and
blow away with "dry ret ''-AAnkA;s
koziag gSvzsL
The menace., 1914-12-12

Monday morning and did MOI
keep this. The broken engagement
was the thing that started the
suspicion that the girl had been
gotten out OF the town Search for
her failed 20 locate her and off,
GERS last night declared they
would at once maugurate a care
full investigation 70 see II the girl
had actually gone on a vacation,
as her mother is reported to have
stated, or whether she was in-
duced 10 leave, and If she was In
duced 70 leave the officers pro-
pose to find out what the induce
ment was and who made II.
With the priest in Jail charged
with a grave crime against the
girl, who not only Is under age
but is physically deformed, ths
authorities say they can not AZ
ford TO have the states chief Wit
ness spirited away and il such Is
being done, they will go to tho
bottom of the case and find out
by whom. County Attorney
Meigs was busy yesterday after
noon trying to get a workable
cIew as TO where tho girl now is.
The officers are hoping. that the
mothers statement that the girl
is on a vacation is the solution
IF the case and that she will be in
court next Wednesday when
Denes or Dennis is brought into
court TO face the charge against
him. His bail, which was fixed at
$500, has not been arranged and
he is now a prisoner at the coun-
" Jail awafting trial
The menace., 1914-12-12
Freemasons Humiliated

Office
is evident that Of Masonic order becoming
woefuy humated and dgued with great number of would
be leaders and publishers of Masonic publications
Just recently regaed with report from Los
Angeles Calf the effect that four high up Masons who
associated with Knights of Columbus in business
way the extent that they at their examined the knights
Columbus ritual and secret work and pronounced great stuff
just line with the sentiments of most patriotic Americans
To the average Feemason good and true this was the straw
cams back Rome has fought the Mason before
nSn 10 nuy % WORKING I the eV ones into actually publishing
this Los Angeles report in their Masonic journals.
". sre n what SH w think of G following article which
appeared the Nov. 2sth issue of the Louisville KY, Tines
St. Fss a & sss @ @ Lewis $ % . Gf % Fast % % fssa e s 9S % Rs
' @ s % ISf % fault 1T Of S his i ;Se visitors @ @ not SSHsi S d $ "
put forty maeSn.' 5s owners Gssoa
The ylsts. hs beauties Of the Twin ~ Cities
train @ Fs.. Smith having to
= .1 y; @ 3 H. % 5 q ri Rs Temple % $.ts nd 1s: g u: 4
Sa S1sP' branch the Order 4%S sometimes. dubbed Eth:
!. @ E % ?s's s s:, t The & 9E oGi @ A s" ::
, to LSs 4: referred e The present ps .Ssas a. ap9ns
Columbus fo appeal they making and the liberal spirit
Ss - 5s ;' '1S nm e'i sG
and cRaH aSad visitor. fRS heart. aasord vi With Si
Here we have the publisher Of the official shriner journal
hObnObbng with Knights Columbus compmenng
Of their critics 'NN''' '1' "'''O
In other words leading Mason is found in knights of Co.
umbu hall them their efforts passed
that will prohibit the publication of that
preservation Of liberty the promotion of progress and the
of civilization.
We find this Mason compmentng the Knights Of Columbus
for the which they handled Spurgon Freemason
Denver when he kidnapped from his hotel taken
city by automobile and beaten into nsensblity.
We find him compmenng the Knights of Columbus for the
which they handled Rev. jeremiah j. Crowley in 0ewein
Iowa. in June 1913 when they attacked him the streets with
clubs and bckbats and inflicted wounds his from which
he several weeks recovering.
We find him complmenng the Nts of Mob Murder for
handled Barnett Buffalo, Boes Springfield Tharp
Pittsburgh and hundreds of other patriotic citizens who have
beaten this band of hoodus other
than that they had the the platform the
of liberty and the flag
Cardinal 0Connel in address at Boston few weeks
called Masons Of Mexico atheists and murderer
everywhere adhere the principles and prepared
taken into the order in the Col j. Harry Lewis
instead resenng this insult gentleman would do virtually
hand of the cardinal and compliments his speech
Verify Rome has decided that the best vantage ground for the
Masonry the inside and while The holds
for the Masonic Fraternity and publication
allied with it. cannot refrain from warning the
and nonCahoc members Of the craft Of
approaching danger and mpoe them to that the South West
and East gates of the Temple securely guarded