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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-07-09

L E
1850 r OF FANCY
RIBBONS
LOT Fancy Ribbons,
worth up to zoe, new
patterns at...-..... &c
LOT 2-Fancy Ribbons
worth up to 60c, at. 29c
LOT 3-Extra wide fancy
ribbons, worth up to 95c
at ..--. 39c
LOT Includes all Of our
$1.00, SIPS and $3.50
Ribbons at 69c
HOSIERY
1 lot of Misses silk hose, col
ors, black and white, sizes
69 to 912, worth 35c,
at 19c
l lot of Ladies embroidered
Lisle Hose, worth SOC at
19c
l lot Ladies silk hose
worth up to $500, at 79c
l lot of Kayser Fancy and
Italian silk hose, worth
$500, at..~-. $1.49
LADIES PARASOLS
$50 Discount
A large variety of styles
and colors all this seasons
goods. A wide range of
prices, all included at $50
off.
SILKS
$1.0O Crepe de Chimes at 79c
$1.50 Crepe de Chimes at
-. $1.29
1925 Pussy Willow Taf-
feta, at $1.79
$1.00 Tub Silks at 79c
TOILET ARTICLES and
STATIONERY
25c Cashmere Bouquet
Soap, a cake 19c
25c Box Violet, White Gle
mats, Cold Cream, Dat
meal, Honey, Glycerine
Soaps, 3 cakes in the
box, a box..-... 19c
SOC Colgates Toilet Water,
any odor, per bottle. 39c
10c Air Float Talcum
Powder, at 2 boxes for 15c
SOC box Initial Stationery
25c box Plain Stationery
SOC box Plain Stationery
CORSET SPECIALS
Is American Lady Corsets
a $1.50 value at ...... 99c
81 American Lady Corsets
a $500 value att. $1.29
IL Gossard Brassieres at ACC
$3.50 Gossard Corsets at S2.99
$500 Gossard Corsets at
$500
$3.50 Gossard Corsets at
$5.49
$3.50 Gossard Corsets at
$3.50
$3.50 Gossard Corsets at
... $500
S
&c
Extra Special. Several dozen
Children's Jap Parasols, while
they last, at each...-.-.... Sc
Other Children's Parasols at
19c, 39c, SO, and CSC.
WASH SKIRTS
White Pique, Ratine, Linen,
etc.
$3.50 Wash Skirts, sale
prlce----.... $Z.OJ
$500 Wash Skirts, sale
price~~-... $2.49
$3.50 Wash Skirts, sale
price.-.... $3.50
l lot worth up to $500 at Y
price
N FURNISHINGS
Underwear sale priee
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-07-09

BOYS STRAW A
All 25c Straw Hats 19c
All SOC Straw Hats 800
All $1.OO Straw Hats CSC
Cloth Hats and Caps in
cluded at the above prices.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-07-09

MIDDIES
$3.50 Middies $1.29
81 Middies, sale price SOC
75c Middies, sale price SOC
SOC Middies, sale price 39c
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-07-09

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12
Recovery In Market
Follows German Note

Copyright 1915 by the New York
Evening Post)
New York, July l2.-The recovery
ON the stock exchange which began with
the publcs first reading Of the Ger
man note, continued today and the
market closed with vigorous show OF
strength The days advances were lr-
regularly distributed, but the tendency
was uumistakable. What last week 3
market anticipated in 10, numerous Sc
we're declines, wnile awaiting the mes
age. Wall street would probably have
found it difficult to say There was
uo great chance that the note would
by actually provocative IN language;
|alI that wa, known TO have happened
iu the previous fortnight Of discussion
with Berlin made that wholly unlikely
StlI there was chance, and undolbt
rIly this was discounted iu the mar,
/ Nrt 10 $50. undoubtedly the friendly
land ron.lIatory tone Of the communi.
cation settled that apprehension.
u require, little umlnIsrrurc tJ
realize how far the controversy ha,
moved away from the status of % month
or lN weeks ago when q good part OF
our people we're insisting that war wa,
inevitable, and when another part WA
. .mluIgiug tu the theory that German,
was deliberately irving 10 force us boz
90 war
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12
2anama-PaCi6C Tennis
T Ournament Opens Today

san Francisco, July l2.-slngIes lh
women play opened the third day OF
the Panama Pacific tennis tournament
here today. The days program includes
singles for the men and women ana fhe
start 1f the doubles
The two feature matches Of the DAY
are between W. NJ Washburn, one OF
the eastern champions and DR.. Melville
n Long Maurice McLoughIin, former
national champion will meet Carl Card
ncr OF San Francisco go.
In Sundays matches e F. Griffin
beat A. Gorrill, G-3, SO, O.. DR..
". II. Long defeated Sherwood Chap.
man. GO, G-2; William johnson de.
fcated Normal Kendall, 60. 81; j.
A Strachan won from Morgan Fot.
trell G-b, As. O.; w. VI. Washburu
beat Joseph Tyler, 6-3, @; R. 7
Murray won from Ward Dawson, b--4
d.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12
AUMSVILLE NEWS

Dave Potorff, Of Silver Creek Falls,
was in town Tuesday
j. Denham is moving into his newly
remodeled house this week.
Ivan Putnam was in town on business
Thursday.
b. f. Simpson went TO Troutdale 10
visit his daughter, Mrs. Everett Service
Miss Alice Peterson, who has been
visiting friends in Salem, returned to
her home Monday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Eastburn and Miss
Ida Brock returned home from Salem
Sunday evening.
Miss Ethel McNcal went TO Salem
last Friday morning whore she will stay
for some time.
Mr., and Mrs, Chance Read are the
proud parents of baby girl born sat.
urday evening, July 3
". K. Evans and wife, of st. Johns
visited with Mrs. Evan. parents, Mr.
and Mrs Louis Bleakney the latter
part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs Francis Eastbun and
little daughter, Ardith of Junction
| City, came Sunday 10 visit relatives and
| friends They returned home Tuesday
evening
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pruuk and little
son. Earl, Mr. and Mrs R. l.. Henderson
and little daughter Monia, and Mrs W,
Kelley aud son. Clyuc, ana daughter.
Agnes Of Turner spent sunday at the
SuntIam river
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12
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Watching the ScOrebOard
4 A*H##* + 4 + + +

And row ~. r1iI them Ne'H,t'.
W.vbs fHs name change Will be
.-tvsUsy They conquered salt LAAs
H.. .ss,c-iay 9 % q. ,a
D,st Henley did ID He ni'h'a p
.arausirs han. aaar as boz Bliss thF
t,,..t.ss twice. r9tel rIn ah4 ~
no., .graI second, ga''InE NaiIr4 a'
Ha r.at.
W.anwhIe the OaE~ we're .A'a /"
,s.t S. their geigbbor the seals Wh9
m5fe n three straight Fannia2 hlAI
bs Oafs helpless until 'be nnth "LHrl
ts Irt em score o couple l1'i 70 'A'P
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12
YELOBANS CAPTURE
YESTERDAYS GAME
BY NARROW MARGIN
Close Decision In the Ninth
Coupled With Weak Stick
ing Is Cause

Ou teeoeai n flosr dreisl'h on we
psr II "Hs rmw when Foster
pitsbet ior lbe visitors ua sailei aafe
4 HfH upon ny % night hs'ded
by Jones N ibo ffsi half of ihr ninth.
aaa ID unfofiaahif chain oi eifram
rsuem ebish brought ths weakest 900
III saism baitihg order around 90 ihg
tlosina shapiei N the gamr Wien fopl
tlftrfs aefs most needed ral-m l1fi
ye,iefday's gams 10 ihr MfNlnhsill'
Yflahnnp by iht nHfe " 20 tsli Haf
ons ~ thf elrsheH ahd must rarlhos
games yei played ga ihe l1yal 9fpunds
"a unt slircsfsi hy ihr afgffi und
AMOS, enthusiastic rfurd ~ tho seaf0n
gus feaiun u lhs game nas the iedl
cation Of he kiis hle4ehru which
uas doantsd by ibe flks' migF lu
PLAYING tAs psu of hIg bfothef' f'f
ne hfnfht u tbr kiileis spi ihs %,
,aMod VS. hangrel by a muiely fonl
~ Young Amefifas" uhu Showed
their appreciation VI ths hoaof beiiuN
"a By yelling ani fouliaR miily upon
,ay hnd every Deeasi0n Tho llkH
band dittuufsd masI. 81 Intervals ilf
iaR ths gamt aud h,rngd lho fpliitt ur
the maysip and spectators appfctHhlN
jimmie Krbafdson, ihr ps lgaguor
aiifih,ed a. 'Bmrs' t0 ihf taiIaiHr
ten N an sphfsrnfi aHi WhIl' ll rhs
charged that te favored lhe visitors %
shade n tomr ~ bic dorisiuns. partlru
iahl in bnlls snd strikes. be- was BOO ibr
Fams from stan 60 nn,th and H,rp
body va satisfied tsat hr iutsaird t1
hr shfoialFly lmpsrllal
TIE hfti real ihull ui che game 'hu'r
IA ihs tAifd alih tbr visitors wedding
700 siliaa ehsb ii looked As ihuHrh lhr
fhahaH utrs bound 90 s.ufr bot in
siaif NJ rrur un tho raH ~ Miller Hi
short. ani Humrhifys at ihfi llati
having htea gives b phs' abe econi
mao hp. iht lwf err idll end uur
Nan dnva llnit pBs caught 40 homs
sa iawei un hHl % hl.sffhhsbsi
iaanui n Wht "a migheu baiilg lhru
uhh good sapphu on both nlos until
ths ualh nhlfh mafksl ihf fuh goi
uag faf both trains
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12

finished painting the II. L, Mills barn
state that the structure is one Of the
most complete of its kind. 1t has
various couyeniences to save labor,
aud o fine basement for root crops.
IL is reported that Mr. Mills will
build o new residence this fall
Mr. and Mrs Earl Grimm Mrs. b.
D. Grimm and Mr. and Mrs. X. b.
Grimm mot0r1i TO the mountains
above MoIallu last sunday where Mr..
ana Mrs X, B. Grimm will remain
for the summer Mr. Grimm having
position there with the fo.ost serv.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12
nRYAN Lnkrs orrr SWIM

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.'''. Uh. h, guest ot h.. ,.r
- 90 50 ntt bathing asa
'A tehN Hf VA. ys.y ~, ,,,..
tss .rttaArt
.. se .Hio the sea vita a
l. hr .3'i w rretttrs Indicating
' Pr at r.t care 10 hay, a osst
lt'f a tiitlA Ar,t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12

zee.
Ed b, Miller, the Needy capitalist,
was here Monday returning a "bunch
of empties, " following the celebration
of the glorious Fourth. Mr.. Miller
returned recently from Tillamook,
where he went to look over the
country for the first time. In the
Hillsboro section he saw hop yards
that appear in much poorer condition
than is usual at this season. Like
many other growers he considers the
crop win be short this fall at least
% per cent,--Aurora Observer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12

Tomorrow srhrtulas ~nn
Fmaf,u1 ~ Portland Dos hn
grlfs AZ Vernon salt Lake u'
Oakland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12
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COAST LEAGUE STANDING
YestsrdaY,s Results.

At Portland-L0s Angeles
90 Portland IL,
40 San Francisco-OaSlah"
G-G san Francisco 3-5.
At Los Angeles - vernon
IS. salt Lake A..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12
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STANDING or THE TEAMS

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-12
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r. H. CROZIER,
Assistant Gen Pass. Agent
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
INhAAChUk mIHER IS BELIEVED
 TO BE LOST IN BLIZZARD

Nugget Exclusive Telephone Service.
 CANDLE, March 24-Alec Sicotte. a well known Inmaehuk miner. is be hered to have perished in d blizzard Saturday niGht or sunday according to information received here today
 Sicotte left the Escholtz road house on he lnmaehuk about nine o'clock saturday evening intending to return to tlte cabin. some three miles up tht ri9er. where he resided with Joe Sigsby md has not been seen since.
 on Monday night Ed Fitch. while on ing passed the Sigsby cabin and was
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

WASHINGTON, March 23.-Chair- man Edes of the Alaska rail road com mission has announced that save in q few cases Alaska will furnish practi
 cally all the labor needed in the con- struction of the first unit of the pro- jeeted government railroad and that for the present year at least all out side applicants for positions will be rejected. In general il will be the policy of the construction board to employ
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
UNDERGROUND EIGHT HOUR
 BILL PASSES HOUSE TODAY

Jt' NEAL, March 24.-The Snow eight hour bill which applies to under ground placers only. passed the House today by vote of fifteen to one
 The Driscol and Shoup memorial asking for full territorial powers also passed the House today by vote of eleven to five.
 Two bills have been introduced by Burns and Butt for the purpose of es tablishing a general and uniform ter ritorial school system.
 A memorial asking Congress to ap- propriate one hundred and twenty five thousand dollars for the purpose oi establishing hospitals for the Alaskn natives also passed the House today
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
WAY ID HUNGARY NOW
 OPEN ID RUSSIANS

 now clear fol. the passaee of the Rus sians 10 the west and there Is nothing To prevent the passage of the Gszoll and Lupkow passes. Details of the Jer- rne fighting during the iasJ days of the seize If Pr2emFsl are being ppb# lished and confirm the previous ra- mors of the terrible straits to which the defenders had been reduced before the exploitation. Aeeordine t 5is- patches from kie1 in which are related the experiences of the Austrian prts oners, rats were rare delioacy during the last days of the seize and eVer oh leather was prepared for faed
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
ALLIES LANDING ARMIES FOR
 LAND ATTACKS: oAROANELLEs

ATHENS March 24 The allied nations are preparing to greatly extend the operations against the Dardanellee forts Reside expected additions to the feel. several transports have arrived and a considerable army was landed on che Gallipoh Peninsula yesterda, Land attacks in connection with the opera Gons of the allied fleet are r> pected soon Several transports ai- said to be enroute to the Dardanelles and with the arrival of the French and British pessels now on the way To r. enforce the fleet. a general attack D, land and sea will be made
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
CARIBOU BILL SUES RIDDEN
 FOR TWENTY THOUSAND

SEATTLE. March Fl William Det- tering. we'll known in the North as "Caribou Blr has begun suit in tho Federal Court asking damages Of twenty thousand dollars of Henry Roden. of Fairbanks. The suit is the aftermath of long continued litigation over valuable mining property on Dome creek in the Fairbanks mining dis trict.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
ITALIAN GOVT PLANS
 ID EMPLOY WOMEN

ROME. March 24-The Italian gov ernment has announced the inaugura- ton of plan to employ women to-tale the place of men in the different fields Of industry and commerce in the event of complete mobilization of the army reserves. Efforts are now being made C secure a list of such women as have had special training or experience in various lines of industry. The gov
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

aum,nl plan embraces the immediate employment of such trained females Us may be secured at the tasl of n- .structing untraiued women.
 gy means of the proposed method the government hopes 10 have a large and efficient force in readiness to con- tinue the labors and occupations of the males in the event that Italz will bt duann into the war
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
JAPANESE. CHINESE DIFFICULTY
 BECOMES BETTER.

PEkIN, March 24-The Chinese Japanese difficulty seems to be in a fair way to an aggreeable conclusion. The ministers of the respective coun- tries have now agreed upon five arti- cles in the Japanese demands respect in the government Of Manchuria.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
GOVERNMENT WILL
 LIBEL ooENWALD

WASHINGTON. March 24-The Al torney- General has ordered libel pro eeedings instituted against the German steamer Oldeuwald. which recently at tempted to leave the harbor of San Jaun without clearance papers Under the libel proceedings the vessel may be forfeited to the United States
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
GREATEST BATTLE OF WAR
 RAGING IN CARPATHIANS

BERLIN, March 2l According to dispatches from the eastern battlefront published in the Lokal Anziegar today one of the greatest battles of the war ls now raging in the Carpathians Il is declared that the Austrians have again concentrated their forces and arc making a determined effort la hu1 back the advancing Russians
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

asked by sissby as to the whereabouts ot Sieotte. Fitch stated that Sicotte had left the roadhouse Saturda1. car rying a lantern, and presumably in tending to go home
 The men immediately started a search for the missing miner but so far without success During thr m terval between Saturday and Monday blizzard has continued and th~re ha, been much loose snow
 Adolph Escholt2, thr proprietor Of the roadhouse which is some ten miles from Deerng, states that a short time after the departure of Sicotte he heard
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
BRITISH RAID SUBMARINE
 BASE NEAR ANTWERP

LONDON March 24.-ln an after noon statement the admiralty asserts that a British aero raid on the Ger man submarine base at Soboken. three miles outside of Antwerp. has been successfully carried out today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
GOVT PROTESTS
 BOMB DROPPING

WASHINGTON. March 24.-Follow ing Che receipt of information that German ayiators have attempted to drop bombs oh American relief ships bound for Belgium, the state Depart ment has forwarded q strong protest 10 Germany. Ii is officially stated that bombs have heen dropped perilously near several American vessels
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
BL|zzAROS STALL R. R. TRAFFIC
 MIDDLE WEST

CHICAGO, March 24.-Heavy snows and blizzards have been raging throughout the Middle West during the past twenty -four hours and traffic is much hampered. The storm is at it's worst along the lakes and Chicago and vicinity is threatened with a wholesale blockade of railroad and street car sys- tems.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
POLICEMAN CONVICTED OF
 DRAFTING IN SEATTLE E

SEATTLE. March 24.-Policemar Schuman. who was arrested some time ago on the charge of accepting bribe money from women of the underworld was today convicted on the testimony of fallen women who testified that they had paid the former police officer a weekly protection tribute.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

SEATTLE, March 24.-Closely fol lowing the arrival of United States Consolidation Commissioner Mahony. the longshOre strike has been settled and the men will return 10 work tomor- row morning. The decision of the strikers was made known after meet ing this afternoon It is understood that the question of the boycott against
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
POLAR BEAR SAILS TO-DAY
 FOR THE: NORTH

SEATTLE, March 24-Although eA- pecting to get away for the North some days ago, the gasoline power schooner Polar Bear Captain Louis Lane com manding. sailed today on a trading cruise into the Arctic waters. Prior to departure Capt. Lane said that the little vessel would endeavor to reach the westerly shores of Banks Land for
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

 dogs barking but on going out was unable to see anything and gave the matter no further thought It is now thought that Sleotte might have be come bewildered and qarted down the river. Search parties have been out securing the country in every direction but no trace If the missing miner has been discovered
 Sicotte came to Alaska from Oak hud. California, in lsss and has been in this section since I9o4 prospectlne and mining on the Inmaehuk river
 To get the news read tho Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
WICK. SAYS
 LANE WANTS
 BOTH ROADS

SEATTLE. March 24.--Judge Wick ersham addressing the Seattle Com mercial Club said that Secretary Lane, while in California. had personally told the Alaska Delegate that it was his opinion that one or both of the Alaska railroads should be purchased but that he had not signed a contract looking to that end with either of the Northern roads
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
RUSSIANS MAKE BIG
 HAULS IN GAL|CIA

BERLIN March 24.--The German government estimates the damage in Poland and Galicia due to the war in excess of five billion marks It is stated that Galicia has been an espec- ially heavy sufferer as the majority of the towns taken by the invading Rus sians have been destroyed. The Rus
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
WAY TO HUNGARY
 NOW OPEN TO RUSSIANS

PETROGRAD. March 2l The Rus sian press attaches the greatest i'm
 portanoe To the fall of Przemysl and ntimates that an early Russian ad- vance into Hungary and Novolreyma is to be expected. one of the leading military organs adds that the way is
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
IMPLICATED
 IN ELECTION SCANDAL

INDIANAPOLIS. March 24.-Sherid shea and city Magistrate smith of Terra Haute have been taken into GUS tody in connection with the election frauds, on the order of Superior Iutge Anderson. The officials are charged with tampering with government wit nesses.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
KAISER oEcoRATEs PRINCE
 EITEu FREDERICK

BERLIN. March 24.-The Kaiser has bestowed the decoration of the Order of Merit, first rank upon his son Prince Eitel Frederick for conspicuous service while commanding. a brigade of the German army on the western battle front,
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
"STONEWAlL" JACKSON DEAD

CHARLOTTE, \ C March 2t.= General "Stonewall" Jackson. the fam ous Confederate general died today after a brief illness.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
JAIME STARTS ERECTION OF
 TIN SHELTER

SEATTLE. March 24-The Jamme Syndicate has begun the erection of a large smelter in this city for the pur- pose of handling the tin deposits of the Buck creek. Lost river and Cape Prince of Wales tin districts
 To get the news read the Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
Horrible Railway Accident in Belgium

BASIL. March 24.-A German re port reveals t horrible railway accident in Belgian tunnel near Antwerp when the roof of the tunnel fell in on q train load of troops The tunnel had heen blown up in the carly part of the war but was reopened. Hundreds are re- ported to have lost their lives
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

L0NGSHOREMENS STRIKE
 AT SEATTLE SETTLED

vessels making Vancouver port of call will be taken up by the longshore- men this evening. The Seattle men have made no additional demands of the shippers and will accept the condi- tons prevailing before the strike
 TO GET THE NEWS READ THE NUGGET.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

sians are said to have removed all grain and provisions captured in that district leaving the inhabitants 10 starye.
 In addition the Russians have cap tured and removed one million. three hundred thousand head of eattle and horses
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

the purpose of securing news of the possible fate of the explorer Stefansson and party who have not been heard from since starting over the ice in search of new lands in the ledufort sea.
 TO GET THE NEWS READ TIE NUGGET.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24

Russians Active m Carpathians
 ROME March Il The Austrian lines in the central Garpathians arr facing terrific Russian advance. Sev eral passes are reported as being enter- ed by heavy Russian columns
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-24
AlASKANS WILL BE
 GIVEN PREFERENCE ON
 R. R. CONSTRUCTION

Alaska labor wherever possible.
 The chairman announces that in pur- suance of this plan to employ Alaska labor, a few men will be sent from Seattle next month to recruit labor in the territory II is the belief of the Commission that Alaska will probably be able to furnish all needed labor.
 TO GET THE NEWS READ THE NUGGET.