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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10
RUSS. STEAMER BRINGS
 BIG SHIPMENT FURS

dogs into Alaska and also a Russian official who is reported to be em- powered to issue permits for trading on the Siberian shore. The latter is said to have informed the Nome traders that he was authorized to is- sue permits but had refraincd from doing so owing to the constant changes in the Russian laws since the revolution He is said to have made no objection to the Wittenberg eX- petition and extended them every courtesy, even to bringing them back encountered the vessel. The steamer brought, in addition to the furs ob- talned by Wittenberg and Felllel, q large number skins owned by Russian trader, which will be placed on the market in this city and disposed of to the highest bidder. The owner has secured the old Tomen studio building for the purpose of displaying his wares.
 An estimate places the value of the furs at approximately thirty thous- and dollars. About one thousand fox skins are included among a half dozen other varities. Goosack, previously mentioned, is accompanied by his daughter and is said to be very i'll. He like most of the others aboard, IS destined for army service unless sent ashore here because Of his sickness. The Osterhan is said to
 be the same vessel which annually
 makes two trips along the Siberian
 coast from Vladivostok to East Cape
 with mail and supplies for the set tiers. The vessel will probably leave for Vladvostok by way of Ahadyr
 tomorrow.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10
EYES OF THE WORLD"
 AT DREAM TONIGHT

The production Of "Tho Eyes of the World" at the Dream Theatre to- night will take on special authority by reason or the fact that Harold Hcn Wright the author or the book which has broken all records a5 "hcst sellers" with o sale of over IooG.o0o copies had an active per- sonal hand in the work of making this Mastcpicuro The Eyes of thu World" is story of California, fu1 of thrilling and sensational rol- bIoodcd action and Is in fen par,s. Produced on a gigantic scale, with lavshncss seldom witncsscd this "World boatcr" plays to capacity wherever shown. owing to the length only one show will be given each night starting at SI5 sharp. An added attraction is the mus1c which accompanies this feature cs- pocially written for tne play. This is furnished by Nrs Powell and The Powell Kids" ana will prove quite treat. Admission $l.00 Children 90 cents. Tickets on sale at Lomcn Bros Drug Ssorc,
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10
SWEDEN CHARGED WITH AIDING
 U BOAT ACTIVITIES.

scntotives have been assisting the Germans in this respect apparently with the consent and connyJncc of the Swedish government. Copies of messages transmitted by the German Charge dAnairs through the Swed- ish representatives arc in tho possess sion of the state department which place the Swedish government in a most scrious light with respect 10 SWcdon'S neutrality.
 Just what action will be taken in the matter has not been announced but it js practically certain that an explanation will be immediately de- mandcd Today all Washington is spccuatug as to the results which may ultimately follow the obvious breach of neutrality on the part of sweden and rumors that a war de WIll result are rife
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By Associated Press.


 WASHINGTON. Sept. 10.-Not since the famous expose of the Zm- mcrmann plot to enlist Mexico and Japan in an offensive alliance against the United States. has official Wash ington been visited with such cX- citemcnt aS was visible following the announcement of the state depart mcnt yesterday that undcniablc cvi- dcncc has been obtained that repre- scntatjVeS of tn Swedish government in south America have been secretly acting us agents of Germany in transmitting through official channels information regarding the sailing of ships loaded with supplies for the en- tcntc bclIigcrcnts, in addition to sup plying other information concerning snip movements calculated to enable the German submarine vessels to sink them while enroute through the war zone,
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10
SENATE PASSES INCOME TAX
 SECTION UNCHANGED

this source amounting to SSi2,000 GOO. If is expected that the senate will pass the administration army and navy insurance bill without amend mcnt, not later than Monday.
 The measure is now being consd- cred by the committee and will he taken up in the senate as soon as the committee and fion$b shaI3af revenue bill Is adopted.
 Having got rid of the troublesome questions of taxing excess profits and incomes. the senators are expected
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10

Although the Germans are still proceeding in pursuit of the retiring Russians, military circles consider that operations on inc Riga front are virtually ended at present owing to the Ltrncss of he season.
 General staff officials assert that it is too late in the year to advance farther into the interior of the Rus sian country especially IS the Rus sians are destroying and devastating in thcu retirement, thus rendering it
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 ROME, Sept. 10.-OGicial reports to the war office announce that the Italians are still energetically press ing back the Austrians along prac- tically the entire Gorizia front.
 In the region of Monte san Gabriel, the Italians have checked the Aus trian counter offensive completely and are again moving steadily for ward in a sweeping advance along d wide front.
 Along the Brestovizza valley, the Austrians arc steadily retiring. al- though offering q strong resistence at every step of their retreat.
 The statement declares that fight ing proceeds without interruption ! every portion of the upper Is.
 a front. the Italian troops fighting in relays. which enables the men
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10
NEW BOARD WILL PLAN
 TROOP TRANSFORMATION
Special orrespondence 4. p.

WASIIINGTON, Sept. 1o.--An of fcal announcement today says that joint board of army and navy offlc- CTS has been appointed to work cut a system of getting the American over seas forces across the Atlantic in safety. The new board is headed by Capt. Wm. Shoemaker. of the navy anu will map out a system of rout- lngs and the defensive measures necessary to effectively guard the American troop transports against submarine attack while crossing the ocean and passing thrC ugh the sub marine war zone.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10

Samples of what is thought to be stream platinum have been obtained on Mcdonald creek back of Unala- kleet by prospectors from Marshall according to parties arriving here on the Tmatilla. As there is no assayor at Marshall the exact nature of the mineral cannot be determined. A iewelcr at Marshall made an effort 10 determine what the heavy con- ccntrates are but failed. Samples have now been sent to Alfred Brooks the government geologist
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10
Italians Claim Capture of 30.0O0

ROME, Sept. 10.-The war office announces that more than thirty thousand prisoners have been taken during the Italian offensive in the Isonza region. Considering that the Itallan movement was originally un- dortaken in order to gain an idea of the stratcgetic situation on the Ison- za front, the capture of so many prisoners is a matter of extreme sat israction.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10

Arrivals from Marshall report that the drill brought into the Marshall district has unquestionahly located pay m the Willow creek flats some distance below the creek camp but no information concerning the value of the finds has been madc pubic. A considerable number of transfers have taken place following drilling operations and these arc taken as conclusive evidence that the ground has proven valuable. Some of the deals are said to have resultedin in good sized sums changing hands. In ad- dition to mining sales, many lays have been let on hitherto llneXploitod ground. Most of the ground on low CT Willow is sa1d to be ideal for dredging. being free of all surface frost and containing few large bould- CTS or other mining hindrances. The drill, which is commonly reputed to be the property of the Guggenheim's is in charge of Mir. Harry Watson and is being operated by Mir. Jack Novak, a former Nomeite, who Is now in Nome for the purpose of securing new drill castings and other drill sup plies
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10
By Associated Press.

BERLIN, Sept. 10. General staff reports this morning announce the trrival of the Kaiser in the captured city of Riga.
 Following his entry into the city, the emperor reviewed the victorious German troops and distributed d number of decorations on the battle 6,id where victory over the Russians glVc the German troops possession of the famous sea port.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10

owing to the repeated delays in re- cpNing press tclcgrams, the Nugget has determined that in order to give its readers "today's news today' it win be necessary to issue somewhat later than usual and will, therefore, appear not earlier than five D. m. as long as the present delays in tele graphic communication continues.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10

The Juneau, which will leave Seat tie for Nome about Sept 18th, will be the last freight vessel 10 come to Boring Sea this year, unless some thing unexpected develops,
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By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 7.-Delay-
 eel in Transmission The senate passed the income tax section of the war revenue bill exactly as reported from committee, after defeating by overwhelming majoritics a number of amendments offered providing for in-
 : ecd by income taxation through the finance committee provision. The finance committee provision is de- signed to provide revenues through
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10

The Nome public school opened the fall and winter term today. The first session was devoted to the enroll ment prciminaries and other activi- ties of preparatory nature.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10

The hearing on the rcccivcrship petition in the American Manganese Steel Alaska Mines Corporation case, was continued in the district court today Attorney Ira D. Orton sub mittcu argument for the defendant at the morning session and was fol- lowed by Judge o. D. Cochran this afternoon. The hearing will probab- ing is said to be one of the longest ever recorded in this district and in- wolves many fine points of law
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10

The standard was scheduled to leave for Dime creek with q full car go of freight and ono passenger at four o'clock this afternoon, Frank Shaw, who recently visited the inter- Tor camp, was the passenger carried.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10

tion during the recent fighting,
 The Italians lost heavily in killed and wounded and also left more than six thousand prisoners in the hands of the Austrians as a result of the fighting in the Hermanda region.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10

A communication from Governor Strong to Dr. J. H. Mustard informs the Territorial Board of Medical Ex- aminers. This is the third time that Dr. Mustard has received the ap- pointment to the examining board, It is his intention to accept but on account of leaving the territory he will be compelled to tender his resig- nation at an early date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10

An undclivcrcd telegram addressed to R. J. Martel is awaiting a claim ant at the city telegraph office after futile efforts to find it's owner.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10

Through the courtesy of Vim. Code, of the Dream Theatre, the Native Sons of California were rcgaled with a private display of the Wolgast- Rivers boxing contest at the Dream, after the conclusion of their Admis-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10
BERLIN ANNOUNCES RIGA
 OPERATIONS VIRTUALLY ENDED

necessary that new roads hc mlt and new military drpo.s h. established before extensive poeea~s cam be made Wnhout sacrificing rrccartion. II is stated thot lltudcnhote is not nNcN n p'rm; his u,opt s con unuc O.. toward p.to- J u.'n this 1s dons
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10

The Flyer sailed this morning for Solomon, Bluff and Chinik with six passengers and a quantity of freight. Among the number taking passage were Jafet Lindeberg, Carl J. Lomen and Tom Muligan. On the return trip the Flyer will bring shipment of fresh reindeer from the Golovin herds. The vessel will probably not be back before Wednesday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10

Capt. Deering and Mr Craft, respec- lively government inspectors of hn'la Nand boilers, arrived on the Cmatlllt and are now engaged in inspecting the various vessels engaged Tn tn" the Nome trade. A Mr. Dessio ac- companies the two officials in the capacity of secretary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10

The schooner Rupert came up from Bluff, bringing Chester, the Golovln storckecpcr and Mrs. Molly Dexter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10

to make rapid progress toward bring
 ing the war revenue bill to final vote |.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10

The schoonors Ram and Hattie E returned from the Siberian coast this morning. The first named was the vessel in which \. Wtcnbcrg de parted on his trading expedition and the latter bore Joe Fclkol, both of whom returned on the Russian steamer Ostcrhan this morning with a considerable quantity of skins re- sulting from their venture. Both vessels have been as far north as East Cape
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10
SWEDISH REPRESENTATIVES, MAY CAUSE STRIFE
ITALIANS STILL PRESSING
 AUSTR|ANS IN G0R|zIA

to stand the great strain with eXccll- ent effects.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10

proceed to St, Michael before coming to Nome. The change from the GUS tomary procedure is ncccssitatcd by the cxig,ncics of river navigation. The season being SD well advanced. it is feared that d delay in unloading the Yukon freight may result in much needed shipments being caught in the approaching froczcup far from their destination.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10

It is stated by the local agent of the Alaska Steamship Company that on the present trip the Victoria will
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-10
NEWS NOTES

The launch Defiance left on a trip to Bluff this afternoon.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-17
HEALDTON RESPONDS FIRST.
send, One Dollar TO 1aRe Tour Packets
20 Boys In France.

The Daily Ardmoreite Tobacco Fund
announcement OF which was made ln
Sundays Arimoreit- brought quick
response. the first contribution coming
from ISs and 81 ~ smith at Hea.5t1u
who sent q dollar.
This tobacco fund idea should appeal
90 q multitude OF people specially the
man who has wanted @ smoke when
none was O. he had and the result
should De steady stream % letters with
quarters dollars. AMI other amounts
This is @ movement which has been
instituted by the leading newspapers u
the country. and has proven very popu-
lar. the people Of individual communi-
ties often clubbing together 20 make up
q village fund. or those in some club OF
society doing so.
Every packet contains postcard sd.
dressed 90 the sender and already
stamped so everyone contributing
should. .r due cour~e " time. receive
an ackrowIeigment from the front
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-17
WYNNEwOOD NEWS NOTES.

Frank Potts. ranchmlu who lives
near Eimore was registered al the Com
merclal hotel at Wyuuswo1i Sunday
night He reports tho corn crop ON
Wild Horse very short this season. The
farmers of that section are Arranging
o. le, their hogs run oa th- range trr
some time in order that they may g.,
the advantage Of the mast. Cotton VIII
make about ha!f crop in that section.
The bottom crop is go0i but the top
crop has been destroyed bg the bQl.
worm.
The mule market az Wgrnewooj was
/ the scene 0f activity Saturday. The net
result viii be- abou; one car Tor ship
ment Mr. Gibson the local buyer.
expects % get several ears u good war
mules al this point.
John Delk. of Duncan. was here sat.
urday and sunday lie sold bis farm
4 in Stephens and expects 90 buy a trac,
located on the Wash.ta river.
/ The santa Fe Railroad company has
. @ construction gang % work az Wyune.
wood The men VIII De- here several
: weeks. surfacinE and hailasting ,hs
track and repairing bridges
/ l.. J. Gasavay. who lives .n the east
/ par, NJ Wyruewo0i is the champion
. sorghum maker of thls section. he
has q ,4rle gasoline plant and wLl soon
] have 5000 gallons ~ me,asses ready Coz
the market.
M-s D b Howell and son. Morris
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-17
DAVIS NEWS MOTIFS

Davis Okla selt l--SrecaI-Da.
Sis. th-s saas.r .s sl..a.r.re the On.
F.ah'e reputation r- Hls made as a cot.
Con marEe, The ta-aa large gins Do.
Gated here are now running ar mr
tme They tave r.rret ID to date
$50 hal,s The best grade. arc f-llg.rs
right arulri twenty one cents re-
pound
The large barn 10 the D.. a. pas.
wagon yari. with its contents. was r-.-
ticauy destroyed by fire SATURDAY Tt--s
vas about 500 worth % tay .1 o..
barn. much 70 which was consumed
and the remainder haIy damared TIE
fire department ga some hard. faithful
work. bli failed 90 stop ths flames d.
fore great dlmare resulted The los.
rs estimated az sl.too There was ro
Insurance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-17


could not find q competent man 10 take
bL place.
Doc q Cu.We.4. manager 90 a 5000
a-.e farm. AN ir cultivation. was ex-
empte1 on agricultural grounds. Tie is
a large projucer ot farm products ana
he1f cattle.
John ?. Craft of Marietta. VINO owns
a cattle ranch. was also granted eXemp-
ton on the same ground. He produces
900 head II cattle annually.
The case OF Thomas G. Roberts. as.
si,tlnt cashier Of the Marietta Ma.
tio-al bank asking FOR exemption be-
cause q @ dependent wife. was held
Up for further information regarding
the dependency Of the claim County
Attorney 7. 2. Wilkins recommended
that the exemption be granted.
John +. Scott. town constable of
Thackerville. was certified f0- ser.
vice and his appeal denied
George w. Adcock. %. who claimed
exemption because he is assistant post
master q Bomar. was also turned down
Clyde C.syao- Of Marietta. who ask
ell for exemption because Of a widowed
mother was likewise refused. A mem
ei o. be- exempted because OF depend
oaly q periodic worker" Wen give
him a steady sob" remarked Mr.
O'Brleu member Of the board. a, D.,
was certified
Edward Rencher of Marietta. want
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-17
DISTRICT BOARD
FINISHING WORK
TWO EXEMPTIONS GRANTED CAR
TER COUNTY MEN-OTHkR De
CISIONS REVIEWED.

Tulsa. Okla sept l7.--The five thou
saa5 drafted men asks-i from the TWEEN
teae COUNTIES COMPOSING Erenpaon
DISCREET No. 3 eastern Oklahoma have
virtually beeu certified 20 the aiiu,ant
gezea-
Store ihan ssoo men have been ce-tl
ns leaving alou, 500 sim needed o.
complete this districts quota la sew
eal counties the nn Quota has been
completed
Tuo exemptions were granted 10 Car
ter county men by tle appeal boa0f
Thev went o. Robert L. Tuu, ~ Poole
vile. and Gor5on p Greenwood of New
Wilson The latter was recommended
o. County Attorney a. Hardy
Don RAY Pettyiohn % Au5more was
allowed Go withdraw bis appeal suc
given permission % stand a physiC4.
examination before Dr Clinton. sx-
a-mns physician
The appeals % Tolie T. Markham
ol field worker OF Healiton. ard Ma
uau-e. s MuTy % De@~e were de-
u.et
edwin p. Kerr % Marietta Love
county. was granted an exemption on
th- ground of dependent mother
VEa lives iu TeEnesse- The record
showed she was solely dependen,
ypor him and that since last pecem.
be- Bee had sent her $50. The ac
ton was recommended by County At
to-ney Z. b wilkins.
Ous GariEe- electrician for the
&suetta Lisht & Power Co was
Ete1 an extension of sixty days in
o-le- that the mayor and council
might finI a man 60 succeed him. Ia.
Claim fo- exemption because OF a de
pendent wife. was denied as was a claim
flei on industrial grounds by the NAV
O. and council They stated that they
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-17
NOTICE

To the property owners situated on
improvement districts. as follows.
District No. 5-North Washington
street. from the north line Of Broadway
tl t-tt1 avenue y. Vs.
District No. iG-B street sou,hwest
u-s-r.-t No. e0-McLish avenue from
st7e=t 90 Q street 5. ".
u-t-.ct No. lS-G street from the
s7-th line o. Stanley boulevard 20 north
iEe Moore street.
District No. 2l-Bixby avenue west Of
RINGING railroad
District No. 23-Thiri avenue :. W.
from + % C. streets southwest
District No. 2s-Stauley boulevard
from e street 90 r street southwest.
District so. 24-Sarlev boulevard
from L street 90 C street southwest.
District 40. ie-B.xby avenue > ~
from % y. M s. r Railway o. stree,
- W
of the city of Arim0re. Osahoua
ti-t tt- annual instaumert ana .rteres.
or -re above ramei street improvement
g. cue and payable or September I-
lall. and unless the same shah De- paid
cH or before October !. -9r-. th- same
wi bear Us per cent interest per aunum
thereafter Unit. paid and WIZ b- certified
O. tte county treasurer o. Carter county
o. De- collected as other taxes. PAY
ue-ts 90 be made CO ,he Office Of the
C.-r clerk 20 the cts ball.
Dated this 18Th day " September
leI-.
O. vs.. GROOM
i-- C.tv Clerk
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-17
NnrIcF rn cnNIRAcrnRs

Nn.-f .s hereby arta THAI the cr
c. talmrre wM receive bids flr ,ha
furnishing cf material and construction
of o. Gre station in east Arimore. up t7
.uf Including g O'Clock o. m. of -hur,
J5r september - 1871 Complete and
d.t.uei plans and Specifications can d.
D.. ulou Application to the uudarscr
O.. a. certified check drawn on some
tars In Arimore. Okahoma. must ac
owfauy said bid. and no bids Vill he
arofnt.t unless such check accoiuul
siE. same
Ttf r.ght 20 reiec; any and aH bids b.
rreartti
Al b.ds must bc in sealed envelope
on. addressed To- the-undersigned c,C
c'cil of Arimore. Oldahoma. The GER
;G.ci cheek must also be- payable 20 the
ur.H.rsigneL
Iated this September A. 1917.
g.. W GROOM
lSlar City Clerk
Iret
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-17
All Traces of Scrofula
Eradicated from the System

with highly satisfactory results Tor
Scrofula. Being made Of the roots
and herbs OF the forest, it IS guaran-
teed purely vegetable, and absolutely
free from ali mineral ingredients.
You can obtain S. S. S. from any
drugstore. Our chief medical adviser
is an expert on all blood disorders,
and will cheerfully give you full
advice as 10 the treatment OF your
own case. Address Swift SPECIFIC
Co. Dept. T Atlanta, Ga.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-17
MORE THAN 1900 FARM
LOAN ASSOCIATIONS \ ORGANIZED

Washington. Sept l-.-N1r- than
four Thousand faru Joan associations
-ra being organized o. tl- United states
o. borrow money urle. tre federal farm
loan act B, was announced t1i-g j,
is possible that farmers wiz borrow
$4,000 from Che twelve t-le-..
land banks within year. Apr-e-i.us
felw 4Ss.elt-ans already chartered Co.
ts.el nearly $3.50 900 llar- Au--..
alone
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-17
By the greatest of all purifiers.

a common mistake in the treat
ment OF scrofula has been the use
OF mercury and other mineral mix
lures, the effect OF which is to bot
tie up the impurities in the blood,
and hide them from the surface.
The impurities and dangers are
only added 10 in this way.
For more than fifty years S. 5. 5.
has been the one recognized reliable
blood remedy that has been used
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-17

Here's my best meerschaum pipe brok-
en-, How In the name Of sense did Il
happen?
Wife-I don't know. except that when
I got up this morning / found your
meerschaum pipe on the front doormat
and your shoes on the parlor mantei-
piece
Husband mHdlyp-Oh, well, accidents
will happen.