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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-07-16
J. r. SLOWER GOES EAST
TO BUY FOR WESTON STORE

J.. r. slower, manager OF the wes-
ton Mercantile company left Thurs-
day for the east on a buying trip and
win purchase the stock for weston's
new store.
The stock will be selected with care.
with n view 10 meeting the wants OF
this field, and that Il will be compre-
hensIve and satisfactory II assured. In
view Of Mr.. Blover'a weil-known ex-
persence and judgment as a buyer. II
will be bought direct from the fac
tories, thus eliminating middlemen'a
profits. and bought for cash. BY this
means the Weston Mercantile COM
pany will not only be able 20 meet the
competition OF nelghboring towns, but
also that OF catalogue houses. hr.
slower says that he n in a position TO
buy and knows how 20 buy TO as much
advantage as the largest mail order
houses in the United States. and will
be able TO compete with them on equal
terms for the trade OF the Weston dis
trict.
the merchandise will be OF top
notch quality, sufficient 10 please the
most discriminating patron--and Wes-
ton buyers are known 20 use dlscrim-
inntion. Here are a few OF the stand
ard brands that will be stocked BY
Manager slower:
Hart. Schaffner & Marx. and Cloth
craft clothes for men.
Tiger and stetson hats.
Richardson's silks and messaiines.
KirkendaIl E-Z Walker. and Ham
ilton- Brown shoes.
The q. Edwin Smith shoes for won.
en--snId 70 be the best American
make.
A good line of ladies' coats and
suits and an invoice OF specially i'm
ported linens win be included In Man
ager Slover's purchases. Every arti'
Gle essential 10 ''isi5 model" DIR,
goods store win he stocked at Weston
1--WE expect 10 be able TO cater 20 the
fassidious and 20 those who want sub
stantlal stuff" says Mr.. slower.
Manager Slower will visit such com
mercIal and manufacturing centers 81
Chicago. Cincinnati. Philadelphia ant
New York. and will seek out the bes
there Is going In merchandise. From
prior experience in buying for hi
Milton store. he knows what be wanti
and where TO get IT,
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-07-16

Pueblo, Colo.--A patient at the state
asylum Is suffering from the hailuctn-
alton that the wireless stations Of the
world are drawing their electricity
from him and sapping his strength.
He wants TO form union to abolish
aerial communication throughout the
world.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-07-16

Eiko. cai.--Austin Bassett, bach
eior OF New York. Cal. recently re-
ceived a baby by parcel post from
Seattle. Wash. He says he Is ignor-
ant OF the mother OF the child. and Is
advertising for her to put stamp on
herself and follow the baby
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-07-16

st. Louis, Mo.--Blissless and kiss
less Is the way Mrs. Eugenia Koch
Anderson, 10 years old, describes her
married life with Arthur r. Ander-
son, pastor OF the Central Christian
church OF Granite City. Two kisses
In the last two months and $40 In
seven months. according TO Mrs. An
derson. make good recipe for love
extinguisher
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-07-16
WESTON : PENDLET0N

auto stage Schedule
x. ". Going West. r. NJ.
Nv Weston 500 Nv Weston 1902
Athena si6 Athena i;i6
/" Adams s:ss Adams 1855
A. M. Going East. r. NJ.
lw Pendlcton 1000 Lv Pendleton 400
/" Adams 1880 Adams S;eO
!. Athena ii:iB Athene b:lS
weston to Athena, 2bc; Weston 70
Adnma. soc: Athena TO Adams, abc'
weston TO Pendleton, st0o; Athena 70
pondloton. TSc; Adams to Pendieton'
soc.
Round trips, II made In same day;
wcsfon and Pendleton. si.so; Athena
and Pcndleton, si.2b.
Headquarters: Weston, at City Drug
store; Athena. st. Nichols Hotel;
Adams, INLAND Mercantile store; PEN
dloton, French Restaurant.
A. N. B0YDM.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11
Sir @anS 1lno
&I@e.
MalnuB, @rtrott.

MalnuB @rtratt.
Crime MalniRe entbolten einen
Garbitoff, mel@er 3iemli@ edt braun
fGrbt. Man erbdlt biefen 6arbftoff,
tpenn man bic @@alen unreiter NIfe
(bte san5e Gru&t mub fi@ !si4t Don
elmer Naoel bur@bobren lafen) nit
peroInntem @piritus aus5iebt. Das
Prdparat Tam ober nur frii4 ge<
brau@t peroen, neil es fi@ lei4t 3erz
febt. Cine @orf@rift. um ein Dauerz
prdparat gu erbalten, if bic folgenbe:
Grif4e Malnubi@alen meroen in
einem iteinernen M1rfer 3eritoben gu
glei@em @epi@t nit perounntem @piz
rttus, o@t Sage lang an einen MARI
men 0rt seitellt. Damn preBt man
fie aus, filtriert na9 pierunooman3igz
ftinbigem Mbfeben uno oampft Bis
Elm @iertel Elm. Na@ 3ufaB bon
peiterem @piritus miro nit benz @bz
bampfen fort9efabren, Bis bider ST.
trait ibris bletbt. 9ieier @rtratt
bdlt ii@ unbesren5t. Gum @ebrau@
miro Elm penig nit @ptritus angez
f@iittelt. Ser @alnuBfarbftoff lit
pDltg unf@doli4.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11
fdfnili1nkrei$.
@6lidte Sndtisfeit.

Mo9t ii@ in rubtgen 5rie6ens5ei=
ten auerorten bel 1pibtigtbuen6e
Midtigfeit brett 10 miro 6ieie mie Elm
Mtom fortgeblaien, iobalo ernite,
i6tpere 3eiten iber Elm @olf font
men, pie iebt iiber uns. Da meroen
groBere Mnfor6erungen on ieben
ein5elnen geiteqt, Die r1tr erfiQt per=
SEN f0nne1 nit benz @iniab itarfen
@ollens un6 itarfen &0nnens. Mnes
maS mobl lit, iinft in iid 5uiammen;
aues Sdeintpeien beriagt. Die i6lid~
tie Gudtigfeit bil6et 6ie @run6feite
BON Seer nn6 8olf. Se6er, ser fin
aus3iebt in Sen &f iebt fem Sd
Elm, gibt @nt nnb 8lut 6obi1t lint
feline Steue inn groBen @an5en nod
beiten &rGften n1s5ufunen. Eau<
ienoe bon &riegsfreimintgen baben es
uns ge5eigt, 6aB iie 6en boben Sill
0nngsgro6 ebenio. mie Sic berfetner=
ten @etD0bn111gen 1bres Sebens fnr
ni@ts a@ten geger Die fdlidte &i6-
ttgfeit 6es einfa9en Soloaten, Der I'M
Sample fiir's @aterlano feline Hfli4t
tbnt. 9o min fetner mebr ietn als
ser onoere; Dor Dem Sein6 tpie Dor
DEM 500 berridt Ole groBe @lei6beit
aler.
nm6 tpie auf Dem Sdlobtfel6e sic
i9lidten unb 6o6 b0diten 8ertbe
ternbofter Ti9tigteit gelten, 10 au4
BEL Sen Dabeimgebliebene1t Sier
beiBt es iebt oues ablegem NOS
Sdein un6 d11Beres @efet lit, 6omit
ser f6lidte aern Ser Eiidttgteit un=
feres beuti9er @olfes feline RraH be-
tpeiie.
l1eberon beiBt es bieie 4raft betba-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11

tigen I'M Selfem Citizen umo Gra-
gen berer, sic 3u idmab iinb, mn
a1ls eignem @erm0gen sic idmere
3eit 5u iiber6auern. &ier er&peiit
ii6 redt sic einfahe @r0be eolen
Menidentbums, Sic a1es Cute als
ielb1treritanolid) tbut, Die alles I'M
niite 8eitpert in bieier idhperen 3ett
bon ii6 obitretfen tonn unb midts
meiter ietn min als elmer unter pie'
ler: ein &elfer, Elm Tr0iter fir an
6ere.
Die 16lidte Sii6tigteit miro unS
au9 mad beenbigtem &riege belfem
ole @4aoen gu beilen miro unS
berrli6er unb gr0Ber oufbauen bel.
fen, mas uns an 8eiibtbumern ger.
1tort morben lit. 9u1m miro iie it9
als Meiiter 5eigen m1f allen @ebie'
ten oes 2ebens, mdbren6 bes Stiim-
pers Midtigfeit, 6ie iid binter @i9<
tigtbuerei perbarg, bin1ueggefegt it,;
bann tpir6 pieles gefIart gleih Dem
Nb0nir aus ser Mide auferiteben,
un6 inn mirtbidaftliden 2eben ebenio
tpie in @ifeni9aft un6 &unit miro
unier in beiBen '&dimpfen eritarfteS
Soft bobere nro Before @ertbe i6af,
fen oIs bor1em.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11
g aartpffeln.

Man to@t Elm pfunb 2ammfleii@
un6 Elm Yfunb &tnbfleii4 nit etpas
porree, bann perben a@t groBe &ar<
toffelri ee1@dlt. in @4eiben gei4nttz
ten unb in bic Tleif@bribe geseben;
fobolo Tleii@ unb 3artoffeln gar iino.
riibrt man 3mei @bl0ffel bon Mebl
nit etmas @fig on, nebft @al3. uro
9feffer, unb fugt gu ben &artoffeln
unb 6leif@. 3uleBt mirb bas @ertdt
nit einem ti@tig g%eflopften 81 unb
3mei Biz brei 20ffel poQ iauerer1
Mabm ab9erubrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11
6 hinfen 8obne1.

Ser @@inten mirb 3tpei uno cine
balbe Biz bret @tunDen, je nod Ser
@r0Be, in einem ni@t gu beiben Sfen
gebraten uno 0fters iibergofen, bal er
faftig bleibt. Sin 9uart @al3Gobnen
lit geniigenb fir feds perionen, Dos
critic MoNer pirb oapon %abgeeofen
unb Damn meiter getodt, Bis bieielz
ben pei@ iinb. Sin pint weibe Bob:
men mii0en nit geniigeno @afer 3pet
@tunoen to@en, obne um3urubren,
bob fe gang bletben. Man gibt in
einer Sopf Butter ober gutes 5ett.
nit flein ge1@nittener 3miebel uno
Elm @blDffel Mebl, ldBt es gelb tperz
ben unb tut bie @al3bobnen binetn.
8eim Mnri@ten tut man bic petben
8obnen in bic Mitte Der @@ihel uno
legt bic @al3bobnen Drum berum.
Man 1@mel3t Ole meiBen 8obnen nit
Butter uno gerDiteten @emmeln ab.
@ofenpfeffer NIT @ur5e1n.
Man nebme 5tpei 6aien, ret11tge,
3~erteile bielelben in @tide, le9e lie in
elm por5elaneeidirr, pann eine @eae@
%rietnple, flint Yeteriilienmur5eln. cine
gelbe &ube, f6neiDe Dies tletn, fu9e
Sen !6a1@ BEL nit flint pfeffertorner
unb flint @etpur3nelfene Elm 2orbeer<
blatt unb etmes Sbpmian, Damn iberz
gieBe nit @ffg, lafe o4tunppier9tg
@tunoen fteben. Damn 5mei @bloffel
bon @@meinefett in einen etiernen
ober emailierten Sopf beib meroen
laKen, fdneib 3met gro BE 3mtebeln
tlein unb loHe 6ieielben i'm 6ett selb
meroen, Damn tue allss Mur9elpert,
tpel@es ben 9a{en beigefigt 1T, eben<
fons in ben Sopf, laffe Dies etne
@tunbe biniten, ni@t 3uoeden, Damn
eieBe ben @fiie bon ben 9afen bin3u.
QoKe etmas oufto@en, fiige einen See
lDffel poQ @al3 binou, oann lese bic
9aienitide binein, laie oies cine
@tunbe DIN ten, bonn lege bic 9a:
fenftude in cine @@uhel. pafiiers
bic @ouce our4 Elm @ieb uni
gieBe biefelbe iiber bic 6aienftii6e.
bon1t ferpiere. 9a5u tommen Rlobe.
Matoront ooer Muoeln ols Beilage.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11

@@u@terner @erber: .M@, GrGu,
lein Mbele, tpenn i@ nur ben Weut
bdtte, Sbnen gu fagen aber i@
glaube, i@ bin iber3eugt, nod ME bat
Elm Menf6 1i6 10 na4 elmer @&mie<
germutter geiebnt, tDte t4, iettbem
th - sic fenne!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11

balb glm1bit om 6aS?" ~yt11rt, Der
Onfel M6olf ia9t ia im1ner 5l1m On
tel Srit: uDu oltes @ameell" ODER
lit n1r Ser Dnfel Elm altes &ameel?
Mber mesbolb bat er benn mdt 10
piele 8eine, mie 6ieies oa?" =
= .5prid) ood) nidt TO einfaltig,"
lagte ib, umie fann1t OH oieies Ebter
nit SEM Onfel 6rib pergleiden?"
@ir ourdtponoerten Sen @arten
uno fmren an SEN 8aren5tpinger.
v@esbalb idiitteln 6elm Die Barren
immerfort Sen &opf?" fragte Ser
mibbegierige Sl1nee. ~9eidt mabr,
SOS tbun iie, meil 1ie ii@ tpnnoern?
Sie mun6ern ii6 mobl, meil Die 2elrte
imner bier 1teben uno in SEN &afig
bineimiebem? Midt mobr, 8apo,
tpenn on elm 8a1r tpdrit> boru1 puroeit
o,1 o1,db SEN &opf idiitteln?" - u@e-
pib tpiirbe i6 6os," iagte i4t oo i'd
beim beite1t @inen feire anoere @nt=
mort 51geben 1pa1Bte ~@ber ou biit
fein @air," iogte &m1den IN iebr be-
rubigtem Some. SD meiB, mas on
bilt. gu biit Elm liebes &er3." =
uDus lit 1d0n BON Sir, bab ou 6os
iagit," entgeenete th inn @efiible pd-
fertilizer @enugtbltung. uMber lett
mouen mir geben, i@ bin miioe."
Sd 6arlfte 6em @immel, ols mir
en6li6 GIT &a11ie angelangt mare11,
un6 mer iemals bon einem 10 frog
lultigen &in6e in abnlider @eiie
ins gromen genommen moroen lit,
miro 6os mobl nadempfin6en.
@ieneidt mag ser 8eridt %erfunhen
lein; sic Sragell1it zines &inoes u1ro
bie @erIegenbeit 6es @aters gege1t
iiber oerielben ober lit gut geidiloert.
ga, sic @erlegenbeit Der @ltern ge=
genuber fragen6en &inoern tit aage-
mein. @elbit %gebi1oete @ltern, mel'
DIE ilber 6ie @r3iebung ibrer &leinen
nadbenfen, pie es lire @flidt 1T,
milien ii6 90 oft mi6t gu belfen.
@onen iie Dem fragen6en &in6e nnter
alle1r l1mitGnben antmorten? Sonen
iie ol16 Damn bem @n6e &ebe fteben,
pen11 iie mdt iider ftn6, 6ie ridtige
Mntport geben gu f0nren? SoQen tie
ungelegene Sragen ab5ulenfen iu6en
ODER einfa9 nit 6em 8eidei6e ~bas
meib i4 nidt!" o6er u6as fanm ib
sir 1idt erfIdrenl" obmeiiem? GoS
einfade Mbpeiier Ser 6rage lit onrf=
aus fol16. Sos &in6 berliert bos
@ertra11e1r 5n Sem, an BEN es Die
Brage ridtet. Gem fragenoen &inoe
lit feline Srage ettpas nngemein Wid=
tiges, getpiiermaBen cine &er5ensia=
DIE. 8er @inber beim Gragen beo~
bodtet un6 iiebt mie sic Ml1gen ba<
BEL funfeln nno NIT tpeIher @i6tig=
felt es sic Mntmort meitertragt nit
ser 8efrGftignng: uMein 8apa bat
es mir geiagt!" Ser miro iebr bal6
empfin6en pie tpi6tig 6em &in6e
nu6 6ie m1rbe6euten6ite Srage er<
Ideint, un6 pie nnri@ttg es 6aber lit,
sic Grogen fur5er @mn6 ab5utpeifen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11

g.: sd bab' bid bod sebeten, mir
bunoert Mart gu leiben, uno bu bait
mir. muir a4tunbneunaig gef4tdt."
g.: so, peibt gu, 3tpei Mart hab'
i9 3uriidbebalten 3ur Grantteruns ber
Briefe, pelde i9 Dir {@reiben muB.
UNI pieber gu meinem @elbe 3u toms
men,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11
8.

Jreun6 (na@ elmer 9auertnet>
perei): Ser @ebante an bic 9etmtebr
}9etnt bi@ ettpas gu betlemmen; ou
1asteit bod porbin, beine Trau pdre
bas 2t@t beines 2ebens"
veSa, aber per1r i4 ausgebe, sebt
bas Qi@t au9 aus"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11

Die Cad Der @emobnbett.
n@ann lit Sbr Mann benin perur1>
gludt2"
,@onnabenb Mbeno I'M 6retDiertel
o@t 1br lit er in ben Seufelsgrunb
geftir3t -. Mifen Sic. bas 1T ge<
ra6e um bic 3eit, mo er oabeim In
ben @atsteuer btnab5uiteisen pflegte."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11

W1tBbef d d II n19.
Souriit gum Bergmirt): r@lfo gez
ben Sic mir 10 Elm 8eefiteat. aber
ni@t 10 febr gepfeffert."
8ergmirt: rNa, mas es toiten intro.
mirft balt 3ablen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11
RinberIogif.

Sante (ben Neugebprenen betra@<
teno): Die Mebnli6feit nit benz @a<
teri"
Grib@en: r9ante, ga muBte Der
@tor@ sepiB LANCE fu@en. Biz er ben
pafenben fanb!"
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Mn6ers E II.

Mn6ers { n.
rMiepiel babt Sbr bret geitern Bel
Der Sagb 3ul ammen ge14ohen9"
vTunf3ig Mart gu elmer @eft<
botple."
~@l.i9mertig.
@i@ter: vBeanfpru@en sic mob
eine be{pnbere 8uBe bonn. Mngeflag'
ten2"
Rldgerin: % nein - ct bat mir
eben i@on bic 9etrat perfpro4en!"
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@Iei9~ perti.g,
Mpberne9 ienftboten n.

@ausfrau: Sd bin nt@t gang nit
Sbren 3eugni6en 8ufrieoen."
Meue Magb: SD audi nt@t, gnd'
sFrau. Mber es &parer sic beiten. bic
t6 frieqen fonnte."
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1 +.

rSbre Trau iingt mie eine 2er@e."
limb f4impfen tann lie mie Elm
@obripaB."
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6D@fe ~8equemli@feit.

8aron (3u ietnem 9iener): ~SSoz
bann, bolt betne 6ano Dor metnen
Munb. i@ mub gdbnen!"
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boorig.

@@ubmann: .8ttte re@ts geben,
mein @err!!"
sat benz 10 paHen. penn i@ 'niiber
auf sic an6ere 5eite ging -. % oreb'
th MIDI lteber UNI unb geb' 3urud!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11
Qanb 6abeIer 3pcppfeI8.

2anb @abe1er Soeoofels.
Man ntmmt perf@ieoene 6let1@<
refte, tpenn porrdtig, ooer aber etn
gerGu9erter Senoerloin, ieBt es nit
to@enoem Wader auf uno flgt bi113u:
Cine grobe Mur3el, brei peibe &aben,
eine tleine gelbe uno 3pei rote @aben
unb ldBt bieies 3uiammen gar to-
@en. Mlsbann fugt man bic foge=
1tanrten !6ubeler Rl0be binau, pel@e
einfad aus Mebl, to@enbem Maher,
1omie elmer 9rife @al3 an9erubrt tperz
Sen. Dies it Elm iebr biGiges uno
babel moblf@medenbes @eri4t, mel<
DIES bauptfd@li@ i'm 9abeln gegefen
tpirb. Ser Same 1T p%lattoeuti4 unb
meint: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11
mideIfIDR E.


Man nebme 3mei @ier, pier 3artofz
feln, Die reibe mon, Mil@ unb Mebl,
Damn made man etnen 3iemli@ feften
9eig, oab mon Jpn ausrollen tar1 pie
einen Ru@en, made 3mei bapon,
nebme Elm pfunb gebadtes, getpiir5tes
@inbfleii4 uno ftrei@e es auf ben &uz
@en, role biefen aufammen unb
1@neibe bier 3ou f@rd9e @tiide,
Bride an beioen Setten aufammen,
to9e in @al3mafer fiinf5ebn Mtnu<
ten, tue lie binein, tpenn oa5 Moher
to@t, ri@te an nit brauner Butter
unb @rbbeeren, ober anberen Tru@<
ten.
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81 al B..

mama: .@ug. 6ribden, mesbalb
ion man gu. Slid imn1er erft Elm Sc
bet 1pre@en?"
Trib@en: .Damit ii@ bic @uppe
abfublt, Mama."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11
g @Iedtes 3eider n.

@@ledtes 3eiden.
rMa, = mie tpars geitern BEL Rom'
mer3tenrats9"
vM9, = mir tparen f4on UNI Elf
l1br Bel ben Tamtlienzp photographic
Mbums!"
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20
COOD-BY, DOLLAR

Every dollar you send out of town
 fiys away with a VALUE that right
 fully belongs to YOUR community. Spend it at home, with your home merchant, where it's value stays with YOU and helps to build up YOUR in- terests. When you come to think of it there are only two kinds of dollars-the Dollar with Wings" and the "Devel- opment Dollar" The Dollar with Wings" goes to build up the Far Dis tant City, the Big Metropolis, with its vice and crime and low wages and poverty. The Development Dollar goes to build up the Home Town. It helps build up a nation of real men and women. Then, let us make the dollars we spend Development Dollars" home town builders, building for us and our neighbors and our children, making OUR community more prosperous, more happy, more contenter by sub- scribing for the Nome Daily Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20

The schooner Challenge of which Chas. Matson of this city is master is now overdue at this port unless Mat son has deviated from the intention expressed in a telegram sent to the Matson said that he was on his way and expected to arrive about the mid Nothing has been heard of the vessel since the arrival of the telegram.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20

 MEETING

| Bul TOUT fneInDerS or the tuleentn
 Common Council were in their seats ! when the eleventh meeting of that body
 was called to order by Mayor Diamond
 last night, and the seats of the absent
 members seemed strangely conspicu
 ous in their vacant emptiness. While
 the attendance was abbreviated so likewise was the measure of business
 and the program of evening was carried
 through with a celerity almost nasty
 portance developed throughout, and | consisted of a resolution presented by 1 Councilman Thompson who stated that
 his action was performed at the re-
 quest of Councilman Blake who was
 one of the absent ones. The resolution
 was to the effect that the City Clerk
 take care of the Clerks office while the
 former was performing his duties as Assessor of the municipality: the pre-
 amble proceeding the resolution recit- l ing that inasmuch as the duties of the Assessor necessitated his frequent ab- sence from the office, such assistant
 was essential. The resolution fixed the salary of the assistant at $125 per month and fixed the responsibility for l the sins of omission or commission of said assistant on the Clerk himself | After the reading of the minutes of the previous meeting which were ap.
 proved as read, the Mayor called for
 the reports of city officers but there were no response and also there was only a dull echo to the call for reports
 of standing and special committees. Councilman Thompson then introduced the resolution already referred to which was seconded by Councilman Lomen and carried on roll call But
 one bill against the city was presented, the same being incurred in the fire department and amounted to s39.
 Claims and accounts approved by the
 Finance committee totaling the sum of $73S.21 were read by the Clerk and on
 motion of Thompson, seconded by To-
 men, were ordered paid. Councilman
 Thompson then suggested that the
 matter of the pumping contract was in
 abeyance and it were advisable that tract. The Mayor instructed that of 1 ficer to make a note of the matter. Councilman Ross stated that he had
 looked into the matter of the complaint made by Mrs. O'Conell concerning the drainage from the Rowe stables and found that the statements of that lady however, that the fault was hardly that of Mir Rowe as the drains from the stables were in good condition. The reason for complaint, in the opinion of MT. Ross, lay in the fact that the bank | ing of the house occupied by the com plainant was higher than the floor and
 had drawn some seepage which had
 soaked through to the interior MT. Rowe had promised to attend to the
 matter by shoveling away the sand and had also promised to board up the space between the buildings. Ross stated, however, that he had not vis- | ited the place to see whether it was
 done or not. There being no further
 business, the Council then adjourned.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20

The hull of the Anderson dredge, which has been in course of construc- tion for some weeks at a point beyond the pumping plant, was placed in the water Sunday. The larger portion of the machinery is on the ground and will be installed as rapidly as possible. The spud has not arrived from the out side as yet but will probably be on hand before needed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20

The afternon session of the District Court yesterday was given over to taking testimony in the Douglas case and several witnesses were examined. S. N. Carman was the first witness called and testified to the leasing of the premises on which the alleged gamb- ling was conducted One of the wit nesses examined was the Russian whose admissions at a trial some
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20

"Col. HeeZa Liar as Farmer" a cartoon comedy will be of unusual at traction at the Dream tonight. Ar excellent drama in 2 parts "The Play is the Thing and farce comedy "Tho Amateur Animal Trainer" will also be shown. Wednesday and Thursday nights the greatest picture ever shown in Alaska will be presented, "The Sea Wolf'' in seven parts. This is the or iginal photoplay which created gen. sation through the States last winter and has been dramatized from Jack London's greatest book "The Sea Wolff"
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20

Telegraph communication with the outside was interrupted for short time yesterday evening at some point between Fairbanks and Valdez but was later restored and messages commence ed to arrive about eight o'clock
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20
MOVEMENT OF BOATS
 ON THE YUKON
Nome. Alaska, July 20, 1915.

Nome, Alaska, July 20, 1915. Davis up Melozi 5:15 a. m. Delta up Louden 5:45 a. m. Reliance up Louden 6:S0 a. m. Panama up Louden a. m.s Julia B at St Michael. SchWatka at St. Michael Jacobs at Gibbon.
 Tana up Nenana 5:30 D. m. 18th. Yukon up Gibbon for Fairbanks 9:30 D. m. 18th.
 Whitehorse up Dawson II D. m 18th Vidette up Mayo 10 D. m. Sell<irk up Selkirk S:30 D. m. 18th Casca down Lebarge 5:S0 a. m. Dawson Canadian and Nasultin in Whitehorse.
 Alaska in Dawson.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20

Telephone advices from Candle state that the Silver Wave arrived at Ke- walik Saturday night and departed on the return journey at ten Sunday morning. The vessel carries two pas sengers, MT. Simcoe and Duncan Me- Donald. According to this information the vessel should arrive at Nome some time today unless delayed by adverse weather.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20

The gasoline schooner Thomas arriv- ed from St. Michael shortly before noon today bringing twelve passengers from up river points. The Thomas is natty appearing little vessel and is in command of Capt. G. l.. Christensen. who is well known as a former resi- dent of Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20

Captain Annavik states that the Cor win encountered the Russian steamer Kolyma, which was frozen in along the Siberian coast last fall and of which a previous report was brought to Nome by Louis Lane at the time of the ar rival of the Polar Bear. Capt. Anna vik says that the vessel succeeded in escaping from the clutch of the ice pack with difficulty and the crew had suffered severely from scurvy, two or three dying and the rest were in bad way.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-20

MT. Shelton Sanford, representing the M. J. Brandenstein Company of San Francisco, proprietors of the well known M. J. B. brand of coffee was an arrival from St. Michael this morning main in the city for some time in the interest of his company.