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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-09

maintaining booths and information bureaus hc Fran cisco and San Diego Propositions
 All lines to Southeastern Alaska points preparing for big increase in travel and already making handle it.
 Mr. Harry Brandt General Agent o the Pacific Coast Steam ship Company states that he expects greatly increased traffic via the inside passage down the Yukon and outside via Nome
 Traffic Manager Zpf of the White Pass, predicts unprecedented river travel during the summer.
 F. L. McAliken, acting San Francisco Of the White Pass who will be remembered old Nomcie that the White Pass promises through Yia Nome provided his company make the desired arrangements with the o the S Corwin.
 The agents all steamship companies handling Alaska traffic that arrangements will be made whereby tourists will be enabled to stop in Nome from 50 hours at least.
 Everett Clark Assistant Passenger Agent of the Alaska Stea slp Company says with enthusiasm that Il looks like banner year Nome and his company will with the Nugget in boosting the tourist travel to Seward Peninsula.
 Here the evidence that sound eYeleaded business who calculate both words and actions not only confident that the Nerhsnd will be immense attraction during the coming showing their faith b spending large advertising the attractions offered
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-09

In order to convince the public of Nome that the the Nugget to the tourist question that there would indeed Alaska of that vast of sighseer who will the Pacific Slope the coming the Nugget has taken special pains with certainty the full the also to learn the opinions of those best qualified know probable success That the statements published intervals the Nugget buucombe that 1t absolute and rcutabe most tremendous with backing which practically has been started and that without of number of sghecrs will journey the shores of Alaska the coming aescd b the following Nuggets Seattle correspondent under instructions such absolutely reliable such opinions worthy of careful consideration.
 The following the of Nuggets investigations The Alaska and Pacific Coast Steamship efforts the tourist Alaska but Seward Peninsula well
 The Alaska Steamship Company has already the Victoria will make special 2S July sailing Nome direct returning via the inside passage and offering greatly reduced for the round trip
 The Senator will make special trips but will special Inducements desiring make the trip seetien
 Both companies addition newspaper campaign
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-09
ONE OF SUMMARIZE CREW
 DESCRIBES HIS SENSATIONS

THE HAGUE--A letter telling of ar attack by the German submarine T-2f on an unnamed British warship is pub lished by the Zeit It begins with the preparations for the expedition. two hours before midnight" in order tC make strike at dawn. The letter said to have been written by member of the crew of the attacking boat. fol- lows:
 Around the heavy granite rocks of the long pier, monstrously black in the night. the storm sweeps up the water of the North sea in angry waves. In side the pier the water lifts up our submarine in the regular motion of heavy waves. The fact that many peo- pie are hurrying about on the deck is only shown by the sOmber figures who HOW and then pass in front of the single lantern. From out of the engine room, already under water, there arises the sound of heavy pounding and the weird crackling of the machinery, which fig being tried out
 At l0:20 o'clock there is a shrill whistle from the bridge. The officer in command, dressed in his oilskins, gives the sign of departure. The cables are lCosened. A short, sharp signal to the engine room, whirr as the motor catches, and the U-26 is under way. We move in westerly direction toward the enemy.
 Not star is visible No more is heard but the heavy droning of the motor and the swish of the water pass ing along our sides.
 The earliest signs of dawn appear when suddenly in the near distance there looms heavy bulk, swinging nigh above us on the water. We pass through the long tail of foam which hostile torpedo boat destroyer has just left behind. speeding toward the esist. We nave managed to find our Way through the first line ot the enemy's advance guard. From now on we must be careful.
 "A signal is heard and the men ap- pear on deck. The boat IS prepared for action The fiagpole is taken down. The periscope is brought up to the proper height. Then the entrance through the combined bridge and con ming tower is dramatically closed. The tanks are opened and the inrushing water tells us that the boat is about to submerge. The gasoline motors stop their song. Electricity will drive us from now until We shall reappear on The surface.
 "A lieutenant is posted at the peri scope. The sailors take their position near the torpedoes The interior of the boat is lighted with two small electric bulbs. Everywhere there is a smell of oil It is impossible to speak to each other with the noise of the engine and
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-09

ground, the necessity of building d boiler house Is dispensed with, which is considerable saving
 Gleason X Sawyer have 2O.OOe feet Of bedrock blocked out now, and during the remainder of the winter they ex proved machinery. IL is estimate ed also that the saving of fuel will be con siderable.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-09

the water The heat in the small room is oppressive.
 Prom time to time the officer in command of the three torpedocs' looks at his watch or at his compass. both of which he carries around his wrist In tently the men all watch the signboard on the wall in front of them. The storm which is raging on the surface makes itself felt in the depth Every motion of the water causes the boat to rock
 "We think of the advantee of the man on board a warship If his time comes he can go down with a last look of the happy sun and the blue sky We see nothing hear nothing If the boat is to go down we shall all suffocate in the darkness under water
 Suddenly we all jump and forget heat and bad air and discomfort Tn small lighted letters the signboard says. Attention The officer in com mand holds the lever which will release the first torpedo The sailors make ready to launch a second one as soon as the first shell has gone A few
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-09
WE CAN DO IT.

For first class work and prompt de livery phone Main 151 and the Peoples Steam Laundry will call and get your laundry.
 VI. J. WILLIAMSON, Prop.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-09
FLOUR IS CHEAP.

FLOUR Is CHEAP. Broad only Sc. North Pole Baker , and Anvil Bakery.
 Augustine and kyer chocolates snd Butter crisp at the Rose Candy stere. Strictly fresh eggs and poultry at erasssrs Harness Shop. Phone Black The Nugget is boosting Nome
 Advertise in it
 Subscribe for it
 Mail Il 10 a friend outside. Mail the Nugget to your friends and help advertise Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-09
WEATHER REPORT.

WEATHER REPORT.
 Nome. Alaska. March B. 1915. Temperature re-MaX. II above, Min. g below. Barometer-2964 inches. Weather--Cloudy. Wind-No 24 miles, average Is miles per hour. Precipitation-Nonc
 Nome, Alaska March |, 1915. Temperature l6. Min k Barometer-29.s inches. Weather Clear Wind-N w miles, average F miles per hour ecipitation--None
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-09

Nome Nusss. Sa.0e per month.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-10
Pineapple Men
Giue Free Trip
To See Islands
Each Visitor to San Francisco
Fair Today Gets Chance
for Lucky Coupon

Pineapple Day is being celebrated
at the Exposition in San Francisco
today in BETTING manner.
Every person who enters the
grounds will know of Pineapple Day,
and one person will know of the Ha-
waiian Pineapple in a way that will
not soon be forgotten, for every per-
son entering the exposition grounds
today will receive coupon.
A duplicate of this coupon will be
deposited in the Horticultural Build
ing with the Packers Association, and
after the drawing the winner will be
given a round trip ticket to Homo
lulu and all expenses will be paid
for two weeks stay here. all at the
expense of the Packers Association.
Every person who enters the Ha-
vail building today will receive from
the Packers Association a can of
pineapple. In addition to the gifts,
the Hawaiian Packers Association
will give the winner of the contest
at the exposition letters to local peo-
pie, and all obtainable literature per-
tanning to Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-10
PINEAPPLE SOUP
IS SUCCEEDED BY
TALK ON Pines

tcontinued from Page y
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tContinued from Page -
dow display which has been feafuro
on the mainland has brought the Hn-
waiian pineapple before the public
and the campaign Of newspapers adVof.
Using has brought startling results.
according to Mr.. Dole.
Il first decided to enter the pine.
apple business after ! had read "a
advertisement, said Capt. ]. KidWo|'
the next speaker. The speaker told
OF the early days OF the pineapple h.
dustry, stating that in 1886 II was an
work and no talk. Capt. KidWoII ox-
planned how he secured plants from
Madeira, Liverpool and Jamaica, and
started an industry here. In 1899 Capt
Kidwell had 100000 plants and q can
merry was established near Pearl City
When the California people asked
Us to send so cases Of our best pine
apples as samples, we told them %
take any so cases as samples out Of q
large shipment. They were very
much surprised that there was no
sample sent out and from that time on
our business grew.
w. B. Thomas told the members 81
the lOIalty that - 0NkrttAy1t a. ~.
minds OF the members Of the Pack
lers' Association. He said that one Of
the pleasing features Of the pineapple
industry was the cooperation BY the
different companies. Eleven couD1-
MES are working IN unison to make
the Hawaiian pineapple big business
IN Hawaii Mr.. Thomas stated that
the Promotion COMMITTEES should BE-
thanked. as they were instrumental
In boosting first for Pineapple Day
w R. Harrington, president 81 the
AID Club, urged the members Of the
garbage committee to attend to the
matter Of placing garbage cans on the
ships in tho harbor He also asked
that the members Of the Ad Club do
something for the cause Of good roads.
Ed. Towse told Of the coming Of
the Great Northern and said that the
liner was booked full for the first two
trips. The Great Northern have sent
out I'VE lecturers TO ten Of the charms
OF Hawaii" said Mr.. T0Wse.
President Farfington appointed
Harry Strange chairman Of 4 com
mittee to arrange for reception %
the Great Northern.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-10
MAINLAND PAYS
HONOR TODAY TO
HAWAIIAN Pines
Letters and kilograms Reach
Hawaii Promotion Commit
tee Assuring Success

Citizens Of the United States are
paying homage to the Hawaiian pine.
apple today. President Wilson, many
governors, congressman and promins
ent citizens of all walks OF life will
serve the Hawaiian pineapple on their
tables. Many OF the noted men have
wired and written to the Promotion
Committee congratulating Hawaii on
the day OF days, and stating that they
VIII be pleased to join in the move.
ment.
While the people are enjoying pine
apple on the mainland, the cafes and
hotels Of this city are making the
pineapple the big feature of the menus
today. One local sweet shop has list.
ed ON the menus pineapple cocktail:
pineapple frittefs, pineapple snow,
pipeapple pie, pineapple special sliced
pineapple Ia mode, pinenectar, pine
apple shortcake and pineapple turn.
overs. Many Of the restaurants are
making q special feature of all pine
apple dishes.
The following wires and letters were
received By the Promotion Committee
from prominent men on the mainland
this morning:
Governor George p. Hunt Of Arizona.
Arizona will be pleased to do her
part in making Pineapple Day q COM.
plete success.
John r. sbsfroth, Senator from Colo
rado.
i / want to think you very much for
the pineapples that you are sending.
was in the Hawaiian Islands last
May and visited the pineapple dis
tricts and noted the very sanitary
way in which the pineapples OF Ila-
wall are canned. hawaii raises the
finest pineapples in the world, with
the most delicious flavor that | have
ever tasted. In the factory that / in
spected the hand Of man ungloved did
not touch the fruit from the time it
came into the factory until the can
was sealed. 4 am sure that when the
public understands the perfect system
you have of putting up your fruit that
they will appreciate the same by buy,
ing all Of their pineapples from Ha.
waii.
Governor John 2. kendriek Of
wyoming congratuiates Hawaii
upon the excellence of Ter products.
We wish our sister commonwealth I'M
bounded success
Governor Woodbridge N. Ferris Of
Michigan.
viii have pineapples on my table
today. / am looking forward to the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-10

With $40 RENTED already. and
some more contributions waiting to
be sent on their errand Of mercy. the
Armenian Relief Fund contributions
row total more than $500.
Contributions today and Yesterday
have been SIS, in sums ranging frnrn
s. tc $50. w. A. Bowen, In charge Of
tie fund mere, said today he has al
ready cabled $t4lI away TO the Armen-
ian Relief Committees headquarters
in New York, and that a little more
rooney remains to be sent.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-10
Csc soTH ENTRANCES.

q Invited guests for the recep- q
q ton and dance to be given by
q Acting Conshl Afita ana Mrs. Ar Q
q ita In honor OF the coronation Of Z
q His Imperial Majesty the EN- 2
& pefor OF Japan at the Alexander g
q Young hotel this evening, are no. Z
q tilted that both entrances Of the q
4 h0tel may be used. There viii q
q be cloak rooms near each eleva- 2
@ tor. 9
q
a a@1 q @@8 GEE q @ . 49 Z
No formal calls nom eonsuls Of
other nations were made at the Japan
csc consulate In Honolulu today, It be
Ing held that attendance At the recep.
ton tonight would obviate the neces:
sity OF formal can Of c0hgfatAlation.
The list Of consular guests hidden
for this evenings reception and ball
Is as follows: ~
Hon. and Mrs. &. D. Castro, Brazil.
Hon. and Mrs. Agnells Lopes da
cun1aa Pessoa. Portugal.
Hon. and mrs. Bruce Cartwright
Jr, Peru.
Hon. and Mrs. b. i. s. Gordon,
Great Britain.
Hon. ana Mrs. 6. Hedemann, Den,
: Hon. and Mrs. H. N. Won Holt. Meth,
erlands.
Hon. william Lang. Mexico.
DR.. and Mrs. Augustus Marques.
France, Russia, Panama and Belgium.
Hon. CULLEN Gil Louis, Spain, con-
sui.
Hon. and Mrs. Georg Rodiek, swe-
den
Hon. and Mrs. 7. F. Sedgwick.
Spain, vice consul.
Hon. and Mrs. j. w Waldron, Chile.
Hon. and Mrs. Woo Huan, China,
consul.
Hon. L. M. vetlesen. Norway. con-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-10

one dollar each 70 bring in money for
the Kapiolani fountain. At least
10000 have been sold thus Tar, accord.
inn to one estimate.
Messaees From Other islands.
Consul Arita this morning received
wireless messages from several Japa.
nese communities on the other islands.
Among the messages Of good win was
cable from DR.. 7. Katsnnuma. inter.
prefer IN the local federal Immigration
Office. who Is at the head Of the party
of Honolulu Japanese attending the
coronation ceremonies in Kioto.
Wireless messages came from the
Japanese boarding school at Honomu.
and from Japanese communities ct
Pepeekeo and Waiakea. ALI of the
messages carried greetings to Consul
Arita, and expressed prayers for the
reign OF Yoshihito.
Not even the Japanese in the local
prisons were overlooked this morning
the committee on arrangements hay.
ing sent down to these men large
lunch to cheer the prisoners and let
them know that they have not been
forgotten.
All Ready for Grand Ball. -.
Everything Is now In readiness for
the grand ball which is to be given to-
night on the Alexander Young roof
garden, band Of Japanese decorators
having worked all day to turn the re-.
ception rooms and the long corridors
into veritable fairyland.
In the mauka end OF the building, at
which place Consul Arita and Mrs.
Arita win stand to greet their guests,
a large tree has been placed decorated
with artificial leaves to resemble the
beautiful attumnal tints of the Japa-
nese naples in the home country. So
clever is the work Of the decorators
that the tree closely resembI|b real
maple.
In the nakaf end Of the garden,
where dancing will be the order Of the
evening, decorations have been set ii
pepper leaves and bamboo. while large
yellow letters on one wall spell out
the Hawaiian words, poni moi. coro-
nation Of the emperor Consul Arita
has issued the following notice:
aaaaaEn &c q q aEH q III
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-10

Funeral services were held AT 2
o'clock this afternoon at williams IN
dertaking parlors for Muriel n Hayes.
daughter Of Sgt and Mrs Arthur w.
Hayes. The little girl vas SIX years
old and died yesterday at the Fort
Shafter hospital. The body was ere
mated.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-10
PINEAPPLE DAY.
BY James Q. Dole.

j. 49,
The following poem was read BY
James Dole during the Ad Club lun-
clieon:
It's Pineapple Day at the Ad Club,
Our Boosters are boosting their
share,
And far, far away, II is Pineapple Day,
And it's Pineapple Day at the Fair.
It's Pineapple Day In Milwaukee,
Where schlitz L nesIectino his
brew
For the pines, and on Winnlpesaukee
They are al Of them eating Il too.
In Washington, picture our Woodrow
With Z can opener elenehed IN nis
As he opens the can like = pineapple
fan
For the pine that he wouldn't have
missed.
In chautauqua 10 William !. Bryan,
That Colonel Of nut, yet man,
Cruel war he would shun, with pine
Loaded % with a pineapple can.
It's Pineapple Day in Hawaii,
And ne Pineapple pay way back
East,
From Savannah to Nome, and from
Hades to Home
Let Us make ia part Of our feast.
So it's Pineapple Day az the Al Club,
And our Boosters are boosting their
share,
And wherever away, & Is Pinsspple
For e: pin..ppl. Day everywhere.
time when / will have an opportunity
Of visiting Hawaii.
r. w. Austin Of Ten
1essee.
am explaining pineapple industry
ind the Hawaiian pineapple In my
lectures. / wish you all success on
he big day Of the year for Hawaii.
Senator r. E. Warren Of Wyoming.
Aloha nui. / intended to purchase |
for my table on November
%, but win accept the offer Of the /
,ineapples You send, and wish you a
Hearty success
Transportation Club Of San Francisco.
We will have many dishes Of pine
Lpples on our tables. 1t will be the
eature of our service today.
commemorative Hotel Of Boston, Mass.
We will have as many different
fishes of pineapples as is possible.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-10
JAPANESE HEARTS THROB WITH JOY

Of the Sun, and the holy virtue Of
Your Majesty holds al the world In
its embrace like the ocean. The loyal
subjects Of Your Majesty most sin
eefely deem II entirely due TO the d.
vine influence Of Your Majesty that
they can peacefully pursue their oc-
equations, accumulate their wealth,
and share nanIfoId 1iesssnps Of civil
lizatlon with American people here.
$50 the subjects Of Your Majesty
have arranged general celebration
Of the day and have assembled here,
today, to express their oyerfIowing
sense Of joyous gratitude they 90 Sin
cereiy feel for the ifi1fi1ense blessings
Of Your Majesty, and With longing
eyes fixed at the sky beneath which
their fatherland lies, repeat u thrice
.6anxai to Your Majesty, al Ii unison,
and put themselves to thinking how
they can best serve the cause Of the
national progress and prosperity.
"The above congratuiatione,Y Your
Majesty,s servant, Haehiro Arifs. has
the honor Of rendering with al hunti,-
ity and respect nINr
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-10

The following cable was this morn.
Inc despatched to Emperor Yoshfhito
at kioto on behalf Of the Japanese Of
Hawaii by y. Arita, acting consul
general and consul for Japan here.
"Your Majesty's humble servant,
Haehirc Arita, Consul, representing
all the subjects Of Your Majesty here
in the Territory Of tiawa.i, U. s. A.,
most respectfully tenders In their be-
half their united congratulations on
this occasion.
~Your Auoust Majesty, having 49,
cended the Imperial throne years ago,
has proclaimed this tenth Of Novenn-
Der, 1915, ~ the day appointed TO In
augurate the grand ceremonies Of CO.
fon6tion &C the imperial Palace 81 XII
oto. When Your Majesty's loyal sub
jects think of K, far away 40 they
live, the solemn and magnificent
scenes present themselves to their
minds eye, and their hearts ti1rob With
bliss and joy that knows no bounds.
The glorious reign Of Your Males.
~ 10 now radiant with all the splendor
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-10
AFTERNOON PROGRAM Is
POSTPONED TO SUNDAY

q BECAUSE OF the continued and
q steady downpour of rain this af-
< ternoon. the ceremonies and en-
q tertainments planned for this
4 afternoon at the Japanese con- !
& suIate on Nuuanu avenue have
q been. postponed until next Sum
q day aftefp0on. The features
q postponed include Geisha dane
q Ing, sword dances, wrestling and
q other Japanese sports. and
q number Of speeches by prominent
e Honolulu japanese subjects.
81 q g a @ . q g g q q q . q =
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-16

now ne mas easen the twlgs from rne
hGmockS."
All over the snow We're the foot
prints OF little auimalS-rabbitS. squir
reIS. even the trail of Il fox which
Gordon and Paul pointed out.
And threading in and out like n pat
lern of laccwurk were the dainty foot
prints of birds.
Poor little woods people sighed
ClaIicc I'm afraid the snow has coy
cred all the seeds and pine cones"
Where shall we have the Christmas
tree" asked Mabel, jumping up and
down with delight.
Here cried Marion. pointing to Il
small holly tree. See. it is already
trimmed with red berries
Just the thing" said Gordon. open
ing his basket. Now, youngsters. step
up and help yourselves TO goodies to
nut on the Christmas tree.
Here are nuts for the squirrels. bits
Of suet for the blue jays and the SNOW
birds. some lettuce and carrots for Mr..
Rabbit and his family. some canary
seed to scatter on this cloth and apples
for everybody
What Il wonderful Christmas tree
that was. Everybody helped to trim
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-16

n I was the day before Christmas,
and ii had been showing all the
morning.
The MarSdcn children sat
around the living room fire ana sang
Christmas carols and talked about th,
millions of people who We're sending
gifts 10 loved ones. Just as the wise
men brought gifts 10 the Christ Chilu
under the Christmas stars.
suddenly they noticed that Clnricc
was very thoughtful.
What is the matter. Sis? asked
Gordon. the oldest boy.
Il am thinking of our dear woods;
people and how the snow hIS covered
their food SO that they may starve to
death while we are having Il happy
Christmas. said Claricc
Gordon whiStled in dSmay. "Nh. t
never thought of Them he said.
Il don't want my gray squirrels tn
Starvc to DEATH said Paul.
And Mr.. Rabbit and his family"
added Mabel
or the Snowhirds. | saw Il whole
flock Yesterday" cried Gordon eagerly.
or my own dickey bird" lisped Baby
Nan. pointing a fat finger nj the ca
uHry'S cage in the window.
They all laughed ana kissed little
Nan.
And what about You. Cousin Mar
ion:" they asked of the little giyl who
was visiting them.
I'm thinking about Mr.. Rabbit. too. &c
said Marion. Il was thinking ii would
be nice if Santa Claus remembered
him
Gordon got up ana danced n horn
pipe. Lets have Il Christmas tree for
the woods people" he shouted
What a racket there was as they all
rushed into the hall after caps and
cioakS aud oyershocS.
Clarice and Gordon disappeared in
the kitchen and We're gone long time
When they came back they carried a
little basket.
Baby Nan was taken to her moth.
cr's room. and the merry Youngsters
ran shouting across the snowy garden
10 he path which led to the woods.
How quiet the woods were when they
We're in the shadow of the pines and
hauioCkS,
suddenly some twigs cracklch anG
Il beautiful deer bounded lightly awaA
and disappeared among the trees
He WAS hungry said Gordon. See