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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-08
CONVERSATION PICTURES"

In Eyes That See Not" which
will be at the Princess tomorrow,
Essenay introduces the unusual
idea of recording the telephone con-
versation by photographing the
printed words right on the scene at
the time the players are talking.
While Dorothy and Ralph, leading
Juveniles, are conversing over the
phone, right over their heads in
the picture appears what they say
in large white letters.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-08
Don't Ignore Them

Don't ignore these vital things in tires. else
you will never get them.
These are hidden features. Their lack is
not apparent But the things you see are
not nearly SO important. These extras mean
long mileage less trouble lower upkeep.
Insist on tires as good as Goodyears. That
is all we ask. II others can supply them at
Goodyear prices they deserve to share your
trade. Until then, the only way to get these
extras is to get the Goodyear tire.
Our June tire sales, as compared with last
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-08

binary treads made rough. We could save
million dollars this year if we did that with
All-Weathers.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-08

Our An-Weather tread
is made dou ble-thick.
Many anti-skids are or
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-08
Compel Them to Fortify
Your Tires

Our plea is for fairness to yourself and
to us.
What we do to fortify Goodyear tires could
be mostly done by ALL 1t is mainly matter
Of expense. The Goodyear extras will cost
US this year S1,035.O00.
You deserve these extras in the tires YOU
buy. ANY maker whom you favor should be
forced to give them to you. He will when
you require them.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-08

To make the tires Sc
cure we put 1928 braided
piano wires in each tire
base.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-08
Goodyear Extras

We give you our No-Rim-Cut feature.
Others don't. We give you rubber rivets to
combat loose treads
We give you the costly "On-Air" cure to
save needless blowouts No other maker goes
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-08

Our June tire sales, as compared with last
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
Live Newspaper. Make Live TOWN..

Did you ever 60 into town and.
as you stepped from the train, have
1t strike you suddenly that the town
was dead? Have you ever had
town described to you as a dead
town? Have you ever stopped to
analyze just what is meant by these
words dead town." In the last an
alysis they mean just one thing
and that is that the merchants OF the
town don't advertise.
A dead town has certain positive
aspects OF demise which are as bald
as a piece of crepe hanging on the
door OF a private house. The stores
seem to be merely existing. Their
shelves are covered with apparently
unstable goods. The storekeepers
seem TO be vying with each other to
see which will win the first prize MS
the town Crouch II you talked with
them they knocked the town. they
knocked business, they knocked the
mail order house. They were con-
tinually complaining that other peo-
pie did business and made money but
that they didn't seem to be able to
sell anything. They guessed 1t was
the town.
Yes. that was 1.-THE town. II
YOU ask that merchant II he adver-
tises. he would have looked at you
with amazement. What WAS the use
of advertising when business was so
bad? People who had money to
spend, he would tell you. were send
ing II to the mail order houses. No.
he would say he didn't advertise?
He wouldn't throw good money after
bad. On the other hand. go into a
live town and what will you see
The merchants have attractive dis
plays In their stores. The daily and
weekly newspapers are filled with
big announcements of special sales
or low priced goods. They are not
afraid OF the mail order houses be-
cause they have the same means to
reach the people--advertising--that
makes the mail order houses.
The merchants have their local as
sociations for mutual help. and be-
hind the association the local news
paper Is pushing-pushing. pushing.
Everybody Is working and everybody
is happy and boosting. II you want
live town get behind the ncwspa-
per and the newspaper will do the
rest. Forget the timeworn argu-
ments that the paper Is dead one.
The paper is alive enough II the pe6-
pie are alive. The surest test Of
live town is n live newspaper. and
newspaper can't be alive unless the
town boosters do their share.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1915
REMINISCENT
(OrpILD fRoIi uDUVIE
FILES o.
TwENTv yEARSACO

Tom Wood moved his family from
Las Animas to this city.
Joy Bros. moved into their hand.
some new residence ON San Juan av-
enue.
Fifteen carpenters were working
on the new Santa Fee machine shop
building.
Frank shull was running an en-
gine In Old Mexico. with headquarters
at Tampico.
Roy l.. Sargent and Annie =
O'Neil were married by Rev. Father
Donnelly twenty years today.
Harry Bourne returned from
Huntsville. No.. where he had been
working In . drug store during the
previous eighteen months.
Fairmount developed the first kick
er over our brand Of ciin( )te. lie
kicked because theere had not been
enough wind during the fall TO clean
up his big crop Of beans.
John washburn went To Cripple
Creek with view Of locating. proyid-
Ing the new gold camp came up 10
his expectations. John II still here.
70 Il Il probable that Cripple Greek
did not come up to the specifications.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
SOME MORE sHoisT ONES.

Get your Chistmas boz candy ai
the Vogue Drug Store.
Miss Mildred Field spent Sunday
In Rocky Ford with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Roberts left
Wednesday for their new home ia
Ordway.
Miss Sophia Ruess spent iew
days the first Of the week VIII
friends In Pueblo.
Mrs. Lena Kerr has purchased 'hs
property at ssi Bclleview avenue
aud moved her family Monday.
Mrs. Dave Frssch went TO colora.
do Springs last Saturday and sp1ni
the week With her sister In tina, city
John white. went 70 Lamar Mon.
day aad spent the most Of the week
looking after buslness matters and
visiting friends.
cut glass water sets. $3.50 TO ,:s;
cut glass berry bowls. $3.50 to SO;
cut giass napplss, u 70 ss.-Ths
Bsrweil Jewslry Company.
Everett Miller. Who underwcn, "a
operation . couple Of weeks ago wai
able % - removed 70 the home cl
bic sister. Mrs.. &c. Kisg. Monday.
Mn. Park Hyde returned home
last saturday from polsts In indiana
whsrs SIZE has bsen visttlng relatives
asd friends for The past Four mon'hs
Miss Hattie Broadbeas. . teacher
ID The local schools was called to hei
hone II Ordway Menday on account
| - ths serious iilnsss Of her grand
nelhes.
Nm. vlorsncs Jordan and daush'
~. Mlss Katls. had q their suests
ovee Sunday. Nh. J. ". Ecton and
lsughess. Nm. Harry Katherman. ol
Rssky poel.
~ ~ - william c. Losey. ~he
~ q ~ Mennonite ssnitsriuu
iase saturday. vas shiDpsd b. rndsr
tatef Cook Sunday nlsht 70 lndIaa'
aDelle, 1n1.. IT. flaal latsrmsat.
Nm. - a, cseshs aal little scn
9eens ~ 4He61ay It 1lass. Kan.
u1oo - ~ GCoo1 ~ holiday
~ - ~ Z. ?. ~. stss
! 3 1 = I ~ ns1ssst.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
MENNONITE sANITARIrM.

Up TO date shoe repairing. with
York. Opera House Block.
Among the hospital patients is
Jonas Hartxler, of Fairmount.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. NJ. Dixon motor.
ed out to see George Beall Monday.
Mr.. John Toots. Of Hoibrook. with
his sister In law. and her mother.
visited here Sunday.
J. ~. Larson. OF Knapp. Wis. Is
now one Of the chasers. having en-
tered the sanitarium Saturday.
Mrs. ]. d. Ross. OF Rocky Ford.
returned TO her home after having
received hospital treatment here.
Rev. ]. r. Findley. OF the Chris
tian church. and n party OF friends,
visited Mr.. Clair Boguhn Sunday.
Miss Arnold Parriso and Miss Car.
RE Banks received ms visitor. Miss
Sadie swick. Of La Junta. Sunday.
Mr.. w. c. Lorsey. Of indianapolis.
Ind. who came here short time
ago seriously III. died last Saturday
morning.
Miss Nell Downing had rs visitors
last "wednesday. Mrs. Emmanuel
Payne. and Mrs. 3. Il. Mendeison. Of
II Junta.
W. l.. Montgomery. OF. Fremont.
Iowa. accompanied BY his mother.
catered the ssnitarium Sunday. lie
70 now one Of Us.
Rev. !. Y. Hickman. Of Cerosordo.
1ll.. who In conducting . revival at
Rocky Ford. gave an interesting
talk here Tuesday.
why not subscribe for tho Tri-
bunes You can get Il. along with
the Kansas City Star. from now until
Januasy I 1917. for $3.50.
Mrs.. L. u. Aysiin aud Mrs. o. q.
Cation. both Of Rocky Ford. re.
turned 70 their homes Saturday.
Both ladies had undergone opera.
tioas.
Dr. W. A. Shepard. Of beaver.
Visited the sanitarium Saturday. lie
eane II regard 70 the treatment
boasins that name. which II inssail.
q here.
Misses Jean Marshaii. Faunis
Desgbohm. May Marshaii. Mr.. ".
J. Richards. Mn. c. A. Mays cad
pAllys Hlersood. Of L. Jsnsa. visit
| - friends here Saturday.
~. J. J. Smith. Who has besa faru
onDoelnssadsat here the Dase tve
vtosDy Iefs for his home u Buseka
q. . ~ fifth. He made ~ NJ
- ~ q Nswfss, 1saa.. n ~ ~
oonlel ~ ~ tve eeas. neleee
1nnan. ED ~ ntooas ~
~. = 11swtsas Eaa.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18

IAN subscriptions are payable in
ADVANCE STRICTLY. and the paper
is discontinued promptly on date Q:
expiration. THERE ARE No EACEp-
TtONs TO THIS RULEl
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

One Year In Advance. ........ .si.a0
Six Months In Advance. .......... rs
Four Months In Advance. ....... 80
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
Xmas Goodies

We now have in our new stock Of Nuts, Citron
Orange and Lemon Peel, Raisins Currants, Figs and
Dates and everything needed in your mince meat other
Christmas deicaces.
day season, and remember have the quantity and quail
yslso the right prices Also remember our fruit de-
parment il always stocked with the best there is We
carry the largest and best line Of eatsbes in the Arkansas
Valley
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04
EDAAS De ORC LOS CREE QELOS o. OBIENDRAN
REPRESENTATIVES De la Alb. C. CONCESONES LII ALEMAFaA
La nota de este pals deja entender que seran MI
tigados los rigores en- la zona
naval de la guerra

mas paiscs que sufren las cOnse-
cuenciaS de- la guerra eurOpra sin
que tengan parIc en- eSe conflIct0.
Dice la referida nOta que el AL
mirante alcman Sc encuentra dis
pueslo a mitigar las mcdidaS rlgu-
rosas que Ina dictadO cn Ia zona ma
val de guerra. tratindOse de vapo-
res de paises neutrales.
FL Presidente Wilson declare hay
uuc tan luegO como cI COngreso
clausure SUI periodic de SeSloneS de
dicara toda su alencidn prOcurar
que tanlo Alemania como lnglat"-
IRA rctiren compIetamente sus me-
didas rigurOsas contra Ia navega-
ci6n de los vapores neutraIes por
los mares eurOpeos y que no Gcs-
cansara hasta IOgrar que haya alb
soluta seguridad para los Darc"S
mercantes de esos paiscS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04
FEDERICO SANCHEZ FlJE EjE-
CUTADO AVER En- la CAR
Gel De OAKVILLE, TEX.
FUFRON IHUTILES TODOS Los ESFUERzOS
QUE Sc HICIER0N PARA SALYARLO

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TcIcgrama especial para IA PEENsA.

FL PASO. Texas, Mario 3.-Ei
asunDo del dia rn rsla pobIacidn IS
la raplura del senior J"SJIS Guarda-
rrama Jr. por los viIIi>ras.
Como 10 diie cn uno dr mis- l"lc-
-ramaS anteriorrs. e. Senor Guar
darrama drsaparrrij misterioSa-
mrnIn dp esta ciudai hacr al@unos
diaS sin que - pudicra cOnoccr Su
paradero pe>ar dc las activaS ave-
riguariOncs que las autoridadeS a
yudadas pOr Ia poIicia hirieron a
raiz de su drsaparicion.
Por fin aver 50 Supo, por mas que
los viIliSDas trataron lie oculLarIo
que 81 SriIor iiuardarrama - en-
rucnlra priSionero Ell Ciudad Jua-
rpz. a dondr fuG ObIiGado a ir por
unuS individuoS que VlnIeron aqul
co,Hisionados para llevarlo. La ma
nrra como hayan obligado al Sc
nor Guardarrama a cruZar Ia Itnea
diyiSoria IS todavia irscOnorida.
Los yilIistaS Iralau de- obtener
del senior Guantanamo Ia decIara-
ri6n dc d6nde St cncuentra un de
p6sito de- armas Y mInicjoucS que
SrgIin los rrvolurionario> antes dI-
,hns. ryiSte con ron0cimirnDO de Su
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04

LAREDO, Texas. Mario 3.-IaI
vez por error de trasmisi6n no He
20 a ese periddico mi mensaJe Ell
los mismos tGrminosc en- que yo
20 rcdaCtG.
Federico Vi!larreal. quIen aDah-
don6 cobardemente suS iuerzaS ell
Jaras y. L. no Is de la parJlda DC
Narciso Romero pues muy por eI
contrario saIi6 de Nueyo Laredo con
algunos guardas y unos cuahioS
soIdados a persesair al contrarre-
voIucionario antS dtcho y en- esa
acci6n fu6 donde dej6 abandonada
a su gente pues hugo los prime
ros tiros. y los hOmbres que lleva-
ba Sc dispersaron, tanto por 10 ru-
do del ataque de los contrarrevo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04

prorrdrntc de la ciudad de Nue.
~ Orleans. ACADIA DE IIe=ar San
Antonio el senior General don Au-
rero Blanduet. ex-Secretario de
Grerra Y Marina en- el eabinete del
presidente Huerta.
Muchos Y variadoS comentarioS
80 baren. en- todos los circuIos So
ciaIes y poIiticos, de esta ciudad'
sobre eI viaje del aiudido dlvISIona-
rio crevGndose que su presencla
a1ui tenga alguua significaclon Ell
81 desarrollo de los asuntoS de Me-
xicO.
Sin embargo de que NADIA Sc sabe
de cierto acerca del viaje del se-
neral Banquet, entire los emlgra-
dos hay la creencia de que este
militar viene a laborar, de acuerde
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04
FIFRON VIST0S N FL CANAL
DE IL MANCHA, Los RESI'io
DE IN NAJFRlGtn.

BERLIN. Marc , FL rapltan
del buuur norur@o "Or.~. AS r"-
mo los lripuIautes del nism"- H"'-
fican QUE avlstaron. flotando en r'
Canal de- Ia Maucha, umioFnr>,
gorras Y otroS objrtos m-.iiarr>.
rrevtndoSe que prrten"lcan a las
fuerzaS que IIeyaha rl jranNp'Fl'
incIas hundido Por un submarin"
aleman. rrcientemrnte: he'ho que
aunGua ma nrGado ri almrantazso
inglss. el -obierno aieman aiiFma
que fur reaIizaGo.
Anuncian tambitn que eI Napor
..Jearfeux~ ma sido hechado pl-
que en- el Mar del Norte.
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FL SR. ]. C(JADARRANA Sc ENCUENTRA
PR|SIONERO En- CIUDAD jUAREz
Sc DEScUBRE FL MSTERIO QUE EHVOLVA la DESAPARGION
De ESE CUDADANO AMERICANA
Sc HAGEN ACTYAS GESTOHES PARA CGKSEGUR SU LBERTAD

tad dc Guardarraml. V cSc cfCr-
to. cI padr" del p,ISiGncrO d. Jc-Iis
Guardarrama Jr. dirIgi6 hoy un
mensajr al Prcsidentc Wilson ma
nifcSlandO que su hijo es ciudada-
no americana pues nari6 en 81 Is
tadO de Texas.
En- 81 miSmO senlido fuerOn en-
viadOS mensajes al gObernadOr Fer
guSOn. al Secretari0 de EStadO
Bryan. y al SenadOr Fall, pues 81
tcmc que los VilIiStaS ejecuten 4
Guardarrama y tratan sus familla-
res de que el gobiernO americana
grStione activamrnte Su liberlad.
Igual coSa que al Sr. Guardarra-
ma le pasG al senior Inocente Oil
vas. uu comerciante reSidente rn
CandeIaria, Texas, que hace aIglm
tempo fuG aprehendido por los
Rangers" cn Maria. Texas.
Este seior rut c0nducidO a cs;a
riudad Y de una manera mistcrIo-
sa. apareci6 en- Ciudad Judr"z, don
de acluamrnie So eicuentra prlsio-
nero.
TodO q! mundo So cncuentra ad-
mirado de la audacia de esoS re-
volucionarioS y las autOridades a.
meriranaS 81 hayan intrigadas de
como pueden realizar esos raptos
sin que la policia Sc de cuenla.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04
Acaba de IIegar a esta ciudad el
General AureIianO Banquet
Go ionorAn los motives que traen aqW al
ex-Ministro de la guerra

con los prohombrcS de la ASam-
blra Pacificadora. en pro de Ia
pa" de la Republica.
De todoS modos, cabe declr que
Ia llcgada del general Banquet a
san Antonio ha eausato honda SEN
sari6n entire los refugiadoS, porque
consideran. fundadamente. que no
es 81 tempo a prop6sito para We
ranear" en- esta ciudad. que. por
10 tanto, algo muy Scrlo debe traer
el mencionado militar por esioS
rumbos.
La personalidad del General BIan
ouet es de sobra conocida. Niejo
soldado federal, ha servido siempre
las institucioneS, con el mando
de cuerpos aislados EN- diferentes
lugares de la RepQblica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04
Federico viIIarreaI no pertenece a
Ia partida de Narciso Romero
Han seguido llegando dispersos de los que
abandono cobardemente

luciOnariOs cuantO pOr que Sc des-
moraIizarOn al verse sin jefe.
Hoy llegaron a NueyO Laredo al
gunos de los guardas que llcv6
Villarreal Y cOnfirman 10 que digO
antes de que este hugo y los dejG
abandOnadOS.
EsOs mismOs guardas traen algu-
nos dates del c0mbate diciendo que
Villarreal fuG her!dO asi como
otTos muchos de sus acompahantes
Y que Juan Benavides result6 muer
to.
De la gente de Romero resultd
muerto AnSelmO Martinez Flores
V gravemente herido Manuel Po-
rras.
Sigue siando objetO de duros
Pasa la pagina 5.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-04

Habiendo cmpezado 81 carrcra
militar desde soldado raSO, le cupo
en- sucrte. como SargentO segundo
de guardia nacional. formar parte
del cuadrO que fuSilara al Empe-
rador Maximiliano en- el Ccrro de
las CampanaS.
Despu6s ha sido ascendido, pOr
Figuroso escalaf6n. hasta ocupar
eI elevado cargo de divisiOnario Y
desempenar el aItisimO puesto de
Secretario de Guerra en- la pasada
administration.
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PaSa q la pagina s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-21

On Wednesday night the Eagle hall moving picture show will exhibit Sir Walter Scott's immortal story of "Ivanhoe." The film is an imported feature of our reels with King Bag got as Ivanhoe. Murdoek MeQuarrie as Isaac the Jew and beautiful Leah Baird as Rebecca. his daughter Walter Thomas as Robin Hood and w. H. Holmes as Friar Tuck The bout be- tween Robin Hood and Tuck is ludi- crous as well AS interesting in the fact that it shows the manner of amuse- ments of the Knights of the Woods in the days of the famous Robin. The storming of the castle at Trowelstone and the release of the Lady Rowena, Cedric, Rebecca and Isaac is exciting, thrilling and full of sensations. all lov
 CTS of the works of Scott who have
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-21

Three of the expected automobiles arrived on shore from the La Touche this morning and several more are aboard the boat The machines now ashore are those belonging to A. Polet, Dr. Fromm and Segerstrom X Hagen. Billy Webb is waiting anxiously for his machine which Is still aboard the boat. With the prospect that all of the ma . chimes will be landed within a few hours what is the matter with the owners giving them a tryout and as some one has suggested show the peo- pie of the town what the machines can do toward developing the country, by giving an automobile excursion to An vii mountain to see the midnight sun in all his glory.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-21
NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE.

Public notice is hereby given, That under and by virtue of a special writ of execution issued out of the clerks office of the District Court for the District of Alaska, Second Division, upon certain judgment therein rem dered on the 18th day of June, 1915, and entered in favor of E. D. Powell, plaintiff, and against the Anvil Fly draulic and Drainage Company, cor poration, defendant, for the sum of twenty-seven thousand five hundred forty-one and 42-1O0 ($27,541.22) dol- lars, together with costs of suit taxed at eighty four and 35-100 ($S4.S5) dol- lars, and accruing costs. I will on the goth day of July, 1915, at twelve o'clock noon of said day at the front door of the United States Court House at Nome, Alaska, as commanded in said Special Writ of Execution, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash all of the right, title and in terest which the defendant had on the 17th day of June. 1915 or at any time since, in and to certain placer mining claims known as.
 Nos. 1, ?. g. 4. g. 6. west half of ', and Adelaide Claims, below discovery on Bourbon Creek;
 Northern Queen on Bourbon Creek, except the southernly 40 feet there |of;
 Lucky Fraction and Fraction No. 1 Mine on East Bourbon Creek: Number 3la on East Bourbon Creek: Tuve Placer Claim on Pistol Gulch; No. 2 on Lake Creek; No. on Holyoke Creek; All of the above claims situated in the Cape Nome Recording Precinct. Dis trict of Alaska, Second Division.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska. this 21st day of June. 1915.
 F. R. JORDAN, United States Marshal, Second Di-
 vision, District of Alaska.
 June 21, 28. July 5. 12, 1s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-21

The Nome Democratic Club held a meeting at the Sons of the North hall last night. with Phil Ernst officiating, The business of the meeting consisted largely in discussion of the best meth ods of perfecting organization through out the territory by uniting with the democratic organizations in other parts of Alaska The meeting elected N. O, Solberg to fill the office of secretary and also passed resolutions of con- dolence over the death of John A Webb
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-21
MOVEMENTS OF RIVER BOATS.

Radio, Nome, June 21 Julia B. up St. Michael II a. m., 18th. Jacobs at Gibbon. Davis up Rampant, goth. Benchley at Birches. Delta up Golovana 8:15 a. m., 2lst. Yukon down Circle. 9: 10 D. m goth. Alaska up Eagle 1:30 a. m., 2lth. casea left Whitehorse, 18th. Vidette left for Stewart, p. m., 18th. Kerr up Kotlik, 18th Sarah up Kotlik, 18th. FOR SALE--Piano. Inquire at Mug act office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-21

Louis Lane expects to get away for the Arctic about the first of July. The Polar Bear will cruise along the northern coast and will probably go as far as Banks Land in an endeavor to find some trace of the missing Stefansson party Mr. Lane states that no special efforts will be made in that
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-21

The gas launch Fleetwood with liar rv Burnett in command left for Grant ley harbor yesterday afternoon. The little vessel will be engaged in the transportation business on the kuzi- trein river during the summer. A number of people connected with the mining activities of the Teller section aVailed themselves of the opportunity to go north including MT. and Mrs. Dob son. Mir. and Mrs. Walsh and MT. Whit tard and wife.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-21

other The arrival of this large con signment if handled successfully will probably result in the local market be- ing supplied with Alaska fish entirely At the present time all cod are being imported from the outside. It is barely possible that this new departure may be the beginning of a very profitable industry in this section.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-21

The Seward Commercial Company. one of the oldest business houses of Nome, closed its doors Saturday night and will retire from business in this section of Alaska. MT. Nestor, the controlling spirit of the company. has been identified with the camp from the days of its inception and his retire ment from the business life of the com munity will be deeply regretted.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-06-21

MT. J. E. Storm, who arrived on the Senator accompanied by Mrs. Storm
 Is here in the interest of the manu- facturers of the Diesel engines which havsp roved to be the most advanced method of power production ever de- vised Mir Storm Is an expert in this line of mechanics and his visit will probably result in numbers of this new type of engine being installed in Nome