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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-26

The scheme made Dawson one of the chief points touched in the North Capt. Healy was in Dawson and sur NeNed d portion of the route up the White river several winters ago IL was pointed out what advantage il would be to have vast system con meeting the midland of Canada and the United States with the northern coast. 'so that military operations might be carried on, if desired, against a com mon foe from across the Pacific and the idea of ramiflcation in all directions after the line passed south from Daw- son was inlarged ad nfnitum,
 Now that the American railway sys tenn in Alaska has been undertaken by the government some are coming for ward hopin for all the Northland to be spanned and lines to radiatc from that center to ever portion of this hem isphere and to connect eventually with the systems spanning Asia and Europe and to connect with Africa. Popular Mechanics gives late version of the dream as follows:
 The stimulation of commerce be tween North America and South Amer ica. due to the European war, has re- vived interest in the project>of an all- rail route connecting the United States with the countries of the Southern hemisphere. When this plan is carried out, as it is almost certain to be some day. for strategic as well as commer- cial reasons, it must be extended to include a railway connection with Alas ka. where the United States govern mont has surveying parties in the field selecting routes for a railway system to develope the resources of that coun- try.
 Such a railway. reaching eontinu- oasIy from the great plateau of Cen lral Alaska Ia the pampas of south America and beyond would constitute the biggest enterprise of it's kind eyer undertaken. if it were not that more than half of the line has already been built and is in operation
 Since the surveys for the Amer ican railway were made there has been "a steady development in railway build
 ing in south America, particularly in Peru. Bolivia Chili and Argentina, SD that much of the work planned at that time has already been done. That DOT ton of Western Canada lying east of the Coast range formerly considered a forbidden country, with an Arctic climate, has been invaded by two trunk line railways, and its resources are being rapidly developed.
 Half dozen different routes would be available for forming the link through the United States. over d route passing down the Pacific coast to Fl aaso. Texas. and thence through Mexico City to Ajutla. the total dis tance by rail from Fairbanks. Alaska to Buenos Ayres. Argentina, would be
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-26

Augustine and kyer chocolates and Butter crisp at tho Rose Candy Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-26
PREPARE FOR
 WEST OFFENSIVE

PARIS, March 25.-In concert with the great Russian offensive in the Car pathians and along the extreme right and left of the German Hanks, the allies in France and Belgium are enthusiast iclly preparing for general offensive against the Germans in the western var zone.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-26
AUSTRIANS MAY
 MOVE GOVT.

ROME, March 25.--It is ofHciallN stated that Franz Joseph's government is again preparing to move the seat of government and the Austrian archives to Prague, lest the unusual successes of the Slavs in the Carpathians should endanger the Austrian capital.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-26
TRAWLERS SUNK
 IN OAROANfLLeS

SOFIA, March 25.--It is reported that the Turkish guns sank several Anglo French mine trawlers in the Dardanelies effectually foiling the at tempts of the allied fleets to clear the narroWs of hidden mines.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-26
A COOK WANTED

Wanted, a good woman cook for road house. Write Mrs. Lucy Penderorast Marks Roadhouse, Council, Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-26
FLOUR IS CHE EAP.

Bread only Sc. North Pole Bakery and Anvil Bakery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-26
VERY SPECIAL OFFER.

Fof the next twenty-five days Tailor made suits 10 order al outside prices
 By ordering now your suit will arrive ls oy the first fleet. 350 the latest of this seasons samples ana styles to choose from. only small deposit required
 We also do cleaning, pressing and repairing for Ladies and Gentlemen.
 NOME TAILORING COMPANY, Between Segerstrom and Hagen and
 ZehneTs jewelry stores Augustine and kyer chocolates and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20
BOTH IDEAS AND SERVICE.

rho po.,b,tt,,o, ,,.,,,t,,r. - tbo
Halted s,.,a, 80. ,aa, r,,.h ot
t,o ,ho,oh, -, h,,,no,u,, g., , ,orty
,ho, ,h.s no, hod a .no,. Ida. a., nJrty
,aors >, ~, ,,,.,. ,,.,.. ,,.,.,..l D., ,,h
hla .ono ,,h bo ,ssigtop.,. ,.nf, fev
natr,otc namo,ro,ic yepnt,rs urt;,
tha White Hou.o shin nurrh,sr hin
v.as dr,ysn nnop tbc ro,Ls
Tho ueonIc ~ IN, United stptes
mnv he devout,, thankful for , pub.
l,c sary,ce bot r,.tr,ins imm,lslvr
and obstinate Joctripoircs from ON.
,sglng in cynorimcuts IN nolltlcaI
oc,r,my 81, , tiun un.p tbr world is
ahoye win tho n,ssion NJ war md
whom yrch o,nor,,nants Threaten IN in.
yo,vo N. r.rItod stot.. IN conflict win
,,a,rira NATHAN.
,,mn.o .,nyo si,o,Id s,,,ost IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20
WILL STOP SHIPMENTS HE PRAISES JAPAN

WASHINGTON, Feb, 20 -- Repre-
sentative ,Ainey, Republican of Penn
sylvat4s paid a tribute in the house
to JapAR and the Japanese peo-
pie. He praised Count pkuma and
declared that sentiment In both japan
and the United States had been sub
lect to some serious instances Of mis-.
representation. He said there were
no more patriotic people In the world
than the japanese Japan's problem,
he continued, was not the United
States, but China.
ut Is matter Of self preservation
Of Japan" he said that some line OF
action should he taken with respect
to the future OF China He counselled
against American entanglements In
the far east
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20

most seriously affected by the strike.
Peace has been restored aud what Is
now most to be desired Is continued
harmony and the restoration Of the
normal Industrial conditions We can
not feel that visit by your commits.
sion or agitation OF recent contentious
OF the strike leaders would have a ten
denCy to further the end desired Upon
the contrary, the very opposite result
might well be expected to follow And
in respectfully declining the proffer of
your good offices we feel that we ex-
press not only our own convictions hut
/ reflect the views Of our faithful em.
ployes and the people In the state"
The attitude Of these operators Is
Just the sort Of thing that causes in.
dustrial disorder such as has disrupted
Colorado. 80 long as employers or the
employed are accountable only to them.
/ serves they are unwilling To be dis
turbed In the enjoyment Of their ad-
vantages Neither may hope, however
to escape the fact that their conduct
Is matter Of national concern A
situation so critical as to be- endangered
by the presence Of a commission like
that named by President Wilson. as
these seventy operators would
have the country believe, undoubtedly
Is a situation that warrants the most
| Studious inquiry, let me alone. anu
mind your own affairs" is mo- longer
acceptable as governing policy in
business In the United States.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20
Greece Has Agreed to Stop TranspOr-
tatiOn Of Russian Arms Says Con
staniinople; Other News.

BERLIN, Feb ~ Included In the
news given out by the Overseas
News Agency Is the following
"Constantinople reports that the
Greek government ON representations
made to II has agreed to prevent the
movement OF Russian ammunition by
way Of SalOniki.
Amsterdam reports that the boat
service from Rotterdam and Flushing
ITO London has been discontinued
Dutch ship owners have asked the
Netherlands government to exclude
for Il period Of one year from Dutch
ports all British steamers which dur
Ing these days fly neutral flags
Dutch steamers found for America
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20

the Usage Indians, A former employe
Of the Usage Indian Agency at Paw
huska testified I'm Washington recently,
that interest rates paid by the Osages
ranged from 40 to 80 per cent year,
and that he knew Of one instance
where the rate was 1920 per cent.
Shades Of John Stink
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20
MINDING ONES BUSINESS.


Seventy mine operators produc-
ing ~ per cent Of the annunl coal out
nut OF Colorado, have united In refls-
ing to confer with the Colorado Coal
commission appointed by President
Wilson last November Previously
these same operators had rejected the
presidents plan for three years
truce In the coal mining strife In Colo
RADIO as preliminary to Il permanent
settlement Of the conflict between the
operators and the miners. The mem
bers Of the commission are Seth Low,
Patrick Gilday, former president OF
the Second district Of the United
Mine Workers Of America, and Charles
w Mills, a Philadelphia operator. The
protesting operators assert that Mills
was named at the suggestion Of Gildny.
The commission was named for the
purpose Of studying the Colorado stu
alton and to devise pence plan IN
accordance with It's findings The us-
surance Of Chairman Seth Low that It
was not the intention Of the commits.
sion TO conduct nm investigation or to
~ into the past did not Impress these
operators, who wrote In part;
I'VE believe that it would be uuwisc
for You ~ come to Colorado as com
mission or to attempt In any way to
raise new issues or revive those which
have heen settled boy the termination
Of the strike
"Our employees. both before during
and since the strike, have been uud
Ore working Cunteutedly and their re.
lntiOus with us are such that should
any differences arise In the future
they can be adjusted satisfactorily
without the assistance Of your com
mission.
"Ihe coal mine operators Of Colorado
have been persistently lied about by
the strike leaders and their sympa
thiEers, and the conditions attending
the recent strike have been grossly
misrepresented by sensational news
paper writer's, unprincipled Politician
and biased investigators The people O
Colorado, who understand the situa
ton, at the last election expressed by
an overwhelming majority their con
demnation Of the lawless acts Of IN,
United Mine Workers Of America ant
the attempt to force their organization
on the employers and employees Of IN,
state
This unqualified disapproval wa,
inclusive OF those who aided and pn
couraged lawlessness by word or deed
whether such aid and encouragement
we're prompted by misdirected sympa
thy or by the ignorant belief Of self
seeking politicians that such u cours,
commended Itself to public approval
A governor aud other state officeri
pledged to the enforcement of law ant
order without federal assistance wer,
elected by vote the magnitude o.
which was most significant.
AS stated, there are no differences
to be adjusted with our employees. 1
differences existed we should he loatl
to submit their adjustment to com
mission, a majority Of which we be
liere to be strongly biased against us
or one which has In its membership nj
Official member Of the United Min,
Workers Of America.
: The business Of tho coal operators
~ weleaRe Of employees and the pros
pseity q the entire state have bee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20

their domain extended To- the north
fork Of the Red river as they had es
tablished forts aud roadS all along
that stream.
The court held that the meridian Of
the treaty must have been the true
meridian, aud not the meridian Of the
Melish map, and lnaSmuch m the
south, or Prairie Dog Town fork Of
the river was the one contemplated In
the treaty, the line " the Louisiana
purchase must have extended to the
south fork Of the Red river leaving
Greer county part Of the public do.
main and not a part Of Texas, inner.
lied from the old SpanIsh posseSsinns.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

! hereby announce myself as can.
didate FOR Commissioner OF Public
Property, subject to the Republican
primary. n, II BRADSHAW,
ADV. present Supt, OF Streets }
] hereby announce myself a. can.
didAte for Commissioner II Public
Property Of Oklahoma City, subject
to the action OF the Republican prim-
airy. A
GEO HESS.
l hereby announce that viii be q
candidate for the office Of Commits
sloner OF Amounting and Finance. sub
ject TO the Republican primaries March
18th, 1915, HENRY, ELLIOTT.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20

The Hon Claude Weaver seems TO
know where and how to place the tor
pedo Not even his periscope was Wis
ible when the final whirllglg was
launched Metrically, oratoricany and
postofflceistcally, The Times wishes
Oklahoma City's new postmaster pleas
ant days, aud about next June would
be pleased to break hoe-cake and SUP
buttermilk with him on the postoffice
lawn, But, honest lnjun, did You ever
In all your life
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20

Congressman Victor Murdoch an
nounces that he Ia now glad that he
got licked in the senatorial fight. and
that after March 4 he win resume
newspaper work which he abandoned
twelve years ago. Haul In your stove
wood and vegetables. you Kansans.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20

The Times regrets that there should
be temper or Misunderstanding In mat.
ters relating 10 the public schools The
Times ventures no opinion as to who
may be right or who may be wrong IL
does insist, however that continued
controversy, especially through ucwspa.
pers, tends to destroy the efficiency
Of Oklahoma Cltys system OF public
schools The Times recalls fine old
philosopher who said u have lived
many years, aud my life has been full
of trouble most of which never hap
pened
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20

A New York millionaire who spent
S4OOOOO getting Il divorce from his
wife said II was -worth the money.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20
WAR AND THE BIRDS.

The destruction Of harmless wild
life In the outdoors Of Europe has
ceased temporarily while humanity
butchers itself This breathing spell
Tor birds ana Quadrupeds is gained
at shocking cost to civilization. but
the helplessncss 0f our wild creatures
and the endless war that is commonly
waged upon their peace aud happl.
ness are made ylyldly apparent by
this extraordinary situation. Bird
Lore, the official publication of the
Audubon societies, contains the fol.
lowing in IT'S current quarterly mum
her:
The effect " war ON the wild
birds aud animals Of the region az
fected Is usually Of q beneficial char.
acter. No doubt game animals rs.
peclally have increased during the
past four years Of political disturb.
ance In the unhappy republic Of
Mexico. In Europe, game preserves
In northern France and eastern Prus.
sln have probably suffered. hut on
the whole bird life In eastern Europe
has enjoyed during the past SIX
months, freedom from persecution
to which 1t has long been Il stranger
France has stopped all hunting
and the minister Of war has issued an
order that the sale Of no native game
/ will be tolerated. Ordinarily more
than one thousand tons NJ native
I killed game nre annually sold In the
markets Of France. The larks Of
Belgium viii undoubtedly enjoy {
year Of unusual freedom from dis
thrbance In time Of peace the peO
pie Of Belgium export to Franc,
alone every year more than fifty
! thousand Of these interesting birds
/ II isl pleasure to feel that some smal
/ good, at least Is to come out N IN,
unspeakable holocaust we are nov
witnessing In Europe"
Editor Roy Williams Of the McAles
ter News Capital has no hesitancy II
larrupIn' the Democratic party L
which ne belongs, whenever II appear
| that his party has failed In what N
believes is It's duty, as the following
win show: THE Oklahoma Legislature
has Killed the fair libel law intro
duccd at the instance of the Stat
Press association The main point Il
the law was that proof OF the UutI
of the statement constituted Il com
pIrtc defense In an action for lihc
The members Of the legislature win
chlorurormed this measure know litU
I about the truth that makes men free
Some of them have had to smother
In order TO obtain their present po,
/ tious. They were unnecessary
alarmed, The newspapers would uo
publish all Of the truth about the poll
tlcisns, even were they privileged &
do 20. No class of men realizes NOR
than editors that charity is the great
est OF the virtues, and In refusing E
comment upon the frailties OF som
men In public life they are frequent
called upon to exercise It,"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20

The oklahoma farmer who pays
only 20 to 80 per cent interest should
laugh and be thankful. remembering
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20

are to sail around Scotland.
The Cologne Gazette reports that
Sir Roger Easement viii soon 10 to
Christiania and submit proofs against
the British minister to Norway NJ. De
G. Findlay and the Norwegian gov
ernment"
A dispatch given out February u In
Berlin by the Overseas News Agency
said Cir Roger Easement had charged
the British minister to Norway with
conspiring for his death. Sir Roger
is a leader of the Separatist faction
In Ireland and is said to be at present
In Germany. q
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02

he sunnes tire b juse % esssa.
- . fiss door b dusins etAss
|psas. Yeu eas ct Il hsss. ies ~
N many nsv 1ss1gns % eAoeee
>. Wls1ev scresa material. ~.
|eoosse. With sll ne "flxiaes. "
~ you vast. Ill rea1y fes ~.
y nev. Dea't ~ ths iliss. ses..
shsal q ~.
- oasaA nusss w'ss - Ne.
sovrlA Ioa1s Axp noes
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
sAerssr'. sale.

BY virtue of an execution issued out
of the clerks office Of the county court
OF otero county and state Of Colorado.
manded to make the sum OF Four Hun
dred and twenty-five and twenty one
hundredths dollars. 0l22.ao) and costs
ment recently obtained against William
Spaur and Grace NJ. Spaur. In favor OF
the First National Bank. OF La Junta.
goods and chattels OF the said William
Spaur and Grace NJ. Spaur. have lev
led on the following property. to-wit:
Beginning at the southeast corner of
the northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter. of section ten tlo). township
twenty.four t2D south Of range fifty.
five l55) west OF the sixth principal
two hundred t2oo) feet to the place OF
beginning. thence west eight hundred
and thlrty-five (S3b) feet. thence north
one hundred uco) feet, thence east
thence south one hundred uO0) feet.
to the place OF beginning, meaning to
convey n strip of land. one hundred
feet north and south. by eight hundred
and thirty-five feet east and west. ON
the north part of land formerly owned
by r. NJ White. subject to right OF
McNeen. in otero county. Colorado.
'mand. I shall expose for sale. at public
ss tho saY. al The sma sh william s s1s spaS sS
Grace NJ: Spaur. In and 70 the above
described property. on Monday. the
o'clock. n. m, at the south front door
OF the county court house In La Junta,
Otero county. Colorado.
Dated at La Junta, this ninth day OF
September. 1918.
sheriff OF otero County.
First publication. September 1913.
Last publication. October 3 1913.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
Notice 's Ns.-R.:.S:ss "a: es Probate Of

state OF Colorado. county Of Otero. -.
,s IN the County Court IN Probate.
The rh people ,s,p of The , state OF Colorado to
Helen N. Acheaon. George Ellsworth
son. GREETING: ~
TO the county court of Otero county. In
cSaimsrs 4. Hill. ANNA E ]. Earrss. SS ~. Hell. He'll
son and William chalmers xchsson mare are
heirs at law OF Alexander NJ. Hill. de-
ceased. and that you reside outside the
state of Colorado.
the provisions of the statute In such
case made and provided. and by order
OF court. duly made and entered. you
OF writing purporting to be the last will
ana testament OF the said Alexander
NJ. Hin. deceased; was presented to
Of September. a. D.. 1915. by Geo. A.
kilgore, attorney, residing ut La jun
Ia; In the state OF Colorado: that the
aa rs.n a az M Se Jan;s s q S,s4s ns
county. In the state of Colorado: that
the said decedent. according to the
said alleged will devised and bequeath-
ures following, to-wit:
First direct that all my Just debts.
including funeral expenses and the ex-
my exccutrix.
Second--I give. devise. and bequeath
unto my beloved wife Eliza Hin. one
personal; and TO the children OF my de-
ceased daughter Minnie A. Acheson.
one sixteenth OF my estate. and to my
son. Chalmers A. Hin and my daugh-
ters Clara y. Hiil. Alice n. Hin. Anna
l. Murray. Helen J. Hill. Margaret d.
Hin and Rhoda A. HIN. each one-rix-
teenth OF all my estate both real and
or wherever situated. at the time Of
my decease.
fou are hereby noti!ied 20 be ana
court room In the court house In La
Junta. In the county OF otero. In the
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02

state Of Colorado. on the esth day Of
October. "A. D.. 1915. then and there to
attend the. hearing on the probate Of
of the said Alexander NJ. Hill. deceas-
ed, and further to do and perform what
shall then, BY the said court, be re-
CURED and adjudged.
IN Witness whereof. have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal OF
said court at my office In In Junta, In
said county. this 18th day OF Septem-
ber, A. D., 1915.
e. w. MCDANIEL.
Judge and Ex-officio Clerk, OF the
County Court OF Otcro County. Colo
rado
By Mildred Field. Deputy.
First publication. September IS, 1915.
Last publication, October .. 1915.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
,hrrIrr'- sale.

BY virtue "f Jn execution issued out
Of. the cierks office OF the district
court of otefo county and state OF
colorado. am 20 me directed. whereby
AM commanded to make the sum OF
Two hundr.d and twenty-three and
scventy-nve pe-hundredths dollars.
e!:ss5o. Anh costs OF suit. the amount
ot certain Judgment recently obtain
ed nEntnst prunty and Mrs. W.
+. Prunty, In favor OF Jesse Middiestet-
ter and u. J, schuyler. a CO. partner
snip DONG business under the firm
name and style OF Middiestetter 4
Schuyler. out Of the lands, tenements.
goods and chattels of the said ". r.
,,Ilny aha MT W T. Prunty. ] have
wit:
Lots seven 90 and eight ts) In block
two (2): IN santa Fe Addition to the
do.
Therefore. according to said COM
mand. snail expose for sale. at public
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
ntaeeUeoe Of the Owuershlp. Manage.
nent. Circulatten. Ecc.

% "a yunia Tribune. published week
x ,ys,s = = 'unta' Colo. for october i.
Ediser. Fred b. Mason. La Junta.
Juntn, Colo '' A'~
By:insss Manager. Fred h Mason.
P1blisher' Fred b. Mason. La Junta.
Owner: III corporation. p,v.
names ana addresses of stock holders.
holding per cent or more OF total
JuntA. Colorado -
Known bondholders, mortgages and
other eecurity holders, holding 1 per
cent Or NOR OF total amount Of bonds,
m0rt9Axes or other securities: None,
except thRt the Mergenthaler Linotype
company mas mortgage on Model X
FRED b. MASON.
sworn 70 and subscribed before me
this 2Sth day OF October. 1915.
ROSE LEAVEY.
lSEAll Notary Public.
NY comm'ss'on expires January 2.
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-02
EVERY STREET N "a JUnTA
Dkss Its shsre Of tns Prses That KID
ne. SuMereee Seek.

~ Wo oHaTe Of tfe Pfoot Ih1e KID
ne: Sufferers Seek.
Backaache? Kidneys weak
Distressed with urinary Ills!
Want . reliable kidney remedyf
Don't have to look far. Use what
Ia Junta people recommended. Every
street In La Junta has IL cases.
Here's one La Junta mans expert.
encs.
Let Thomas Roberts. machinist, Of
IA W. Second ST.. tell Il. He says:
Il was bothered by q dull. bearing.
down pain in the small Of my back
and ] blamed my work for II. do
work which 10 heavy aud brings q
great deal Of strain ON the muscles OF
~ back. Doan's Kidney Pills
strengthened and toned up my kid.
nsys and after that the backache
etspped- ] willingly confirm the pub.
uc statement ! gave at that time.
secenusnding Doan's Kidney Pulls.
~ kidssys have never bothered ne
|0UeA sines."
ts,ee See. at all dealsss. Deaf sin
|e0 ask for . kidasy rs0edy-sse
peanb Kidney Ptlls-tAe oane thas
~. 1eeests haA. Fostse.Gilbssv c..
JSuop, 0u3Ale. n. Z.