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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04
Is WIVES PRICE
OF LIFE POLICY
That's Fee African Ruler
Offered Man Now in
MissOula.
DUKE OF SWAZILAND
James A. Cavanagh Entered
College at AZ With
Real Title.

TO be offered ls wives by the king
Of South African colony for life
insurance policy and later to he made
duke OF the kingdom. would be an un-
usual adventure for any insurance
agent. but that is only ono Of tho
many experiences of James A. cav
anash. globe trotter and at one time
holder of the worlds record for sell
ing life insurance. who spent yester-
day in Missoula. while on his way back
10 his home in Seattle
Starting out from Chicago as an
agent with only 800 in his pockets
nut with the determination of youth.
MI. cavanagh spent seven years sell
ing policies in every country in the
world, crossed the Atlantic IS times.
tramped through the wild iungles of
the TransvaaI and finally returned to
The United States with fortune Of
100000
To College at AZ
Then. at the age of II, he started
ont u get a college education. He
enrolled in the University OF Wash
studying for a degree. He is now re-
turning to the coast TO complete his
studies.
Gray haired, but with a sparkle OF
Youth in his eyes, Mr.. Cavanagh sat
IN the Florence hotel last night and
told the story of his experiences as
ne trayersed the globe searching for
adventure and fortune The story he
modestly told would have served a Du
mas or Poe
Came Over From ireland.
Coming to America as an Irish i'm
migrant or Is years. Mr.. Cavanash
tirst began his experiences with the
public as a newsboy on an eastern
rnilroad. From that time until thle.
years ago he has met every phase OF
human nature in every country Now
he smiles as he tells of his adventures
and says that he is just beginning to
live and win spend his next 40 wears
studying and living a peaceful life.
Mr.. tavanagh now lives with his
family in a beautiful home in Seattle
and those who see him crossing the
university campus with a number Of
hooks under his arm would hardly be
heVe that he had braved the dangers
OF darkest Africa the Sickly swamps
OF East India or the frozen regions Of
the Arctic.
But the story that Mr.. Cavanash is
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-04

most fond of is that relating to his
experiences in South Africa where he
sold insurance to anyone whom he
could get 20 pay the premium with no
regard to color or race.
How about the time time when YOU
We're made Duke Of Swaziland" he
was asked by Missnulian reporter
who had heard of his experiences.
"Oh. yes" hereplied. laughing heart
lily. that was the time | came very
near having rs wives to support the
rest of my life--and colored at that.
1T was in the latter part of my in
surance agent DAYS when | happened
to run into the little kingdom Of
Swaziland which lies west Of the
Transvaal. This Kingdom was ruled
by husky negro native who took 4
fancy 10 me. so | began talking life
insurance to him. He had lac wives,
50 they told me. although | only saw
about - al once
THAT colored ruler was fascinated
with the insurance idea, bu, he was
unable 10 produce enough English
money 10 pay the premium. SC nc gen
crously offered me 10 Of his most beau
tiful wives, nj least he thought they
were beautiful
Was Rough on Wives.
II had hard time trying to ten him
that | couldn't take care of that many
md hesides the company would hardly
accept them as premiums.
While stayed with his highnoss he
told me. through an interpreter. that
the British government has ordered
him to stop beating his wives II
seems that he would crack one of his
many snou@cS over the head with 4
l2-pound club when they didn't be-
have according 10 rule. The British
put a stop To the pastime and he
asked me to have the big chief of
the nltcd states re- grant him his
rights. | told him ! would. ana when
| left he held n royal celebration at
which | was made Duke of SwaZ iland
wlth the power to grant titles. He
took the leorards skin of .1hs back
ana gave 1t to me as evidence of my
being member Of the royal family
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never took the matter up with Mr..
Mckinley, who was president at the
time. however"
To Publish Travel Book.
Mr.. Cavanagh only laughs when he
tells the story of his globe trotting and
says that he would rather talk of the
future and his studies. He has just
finished book on his travels. which
will soon be sent to the publishers.
When he entered the University of
Washington. Mr.. Cavanagh did not let
his age Interfere with his enjoyment
of the college life ne had so long
yearned for. During his first year In
school he wore the green cap of tho
freshmen with as much rride as the
others.
"A mans as old as he feels. he
said, and ! feel that am yet a young
chap despite my crop of gray hair. |
don't want anyone 10 tell me that am
getting Old
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-09
Francisco Villa y N rgui
tHWerGn una C0IfeFeR-
CIa teDeF6RiCa
Ell cx-Jefc dc Las operaciones RIO
5a.casticameute cuaudo Murguia
lie dijo que para tomsr Chi
huahua tendria que pa
sar sobre su cadaver.

'"r'c'P'""'"r' Especial para Ia PRtAsl
FL. PASO, Texas. AbrE 6.-Los
v~IajeroS que llegan dc Ia ciudad dc
Chihuahua manifieStan que cl .jcfc
rcbelde Francisco Villa ha anuncigdo
Ncr medic dc un telcfoncma, al g.
neral Francisco Murguia, jefc de ia
division del Aoroestc. que cienc Il
Hroyecto de tomar chihuahua denuo
lie unoS cuantos dias, para 10 cual
csta hacicudo todu c!asc dc prepar;I-
tivos.
Fl General Nurguia, QUEEN perso-
na!mcutc contcst6 i Villa 81 tclcfn-
ncma. diccn los viaicros !" nranif";
20 0 Ia mayor cortSia que pod;a
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FL medico dc Villa quiere Sc: ciuda-
dano americana.

Fl D.. l.. &. Raschhaum, Quien Il.
%r.ro como mGdic0 persona! dc Fran
,isco Villa durlntc Ia p-imcra par
e dc Ia campaha dc este jcfc rebel
lie. 81 H~vcSento aver ante c! comisiO
naGo federal Samuel L. Kelly, man,
c"stando que desa concy1jrse on ciu-
GadLno de este pals
Il m&dico declare ser originate
Dr. Nicna, Austria. = que dcsea pres,
tar u scrricios Ell cl curcTo mGdi
- miii,ar americana.
). y. Schwabc. vteprtsidente DC!
Rio Grundc Bank and Trust Co., y
Frederick l.. kempen, a.cm2nes &c
na"lmicnto, tambien pidieron sus p1
~7eraa cartas dc ciudadania
I'll CORRESPONSAL.
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CONFERENCE.-The.

Los ncri6dic0s dc Ia capital d1cfoH
,:.cnt;, aver DC que habia sjdo ncmbra
do Q! scnor Professor Jose Romano
Juloz. Inspector T"cnico = Admins
;rauivo de Ia E,scurla Industrial : &c
romcrcio. asi como de que para austi-
tuir!o en Ell pucsto de Direetor &c J"
Escucla Nacicnai dc Musica y Arte
Tc2tral. q~1 rcauEcio. Sc hab.A libra
dc nombrau;iento ~ favor del Frot.
Eduardo Cariel.
Aver nor la maNana, los proteso-
e Romano ?Iunoz y Garicl, dcspucs
ic pre.tar Ia protesta de ley. toa1a-
rcu possession lie us rcsre2tlroS pues-
tos Gariel 10 hizo ac~or,ranado del
LIE Alfonso Cravioto. Director &c
,.ral de 3eilas Arta-: Professor D.
Apustin Loera Y Chavez, Official Ma
o de Ia misma Direccion General,
" Dr.. n. Rafael Cabrera, alto en-
pleado de la misna Oficina. q~uienes
10 pusicron en- possession del p1cato de
nirertcr de IN F.scucla Nacjonai dc
llusica = Arte TCatral
Tor SUI rartc. ci professor Romano
Muicz fue ~rrcscHtado u las mas c!cFa
da.; pcrSoraliGades de IA Direction
General dc E~ducaci6n pubIlca, per c!
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considcrando.


Que e. dcrecho lie c%p!otSr los MI
~acrales, 80 dquicrc or!ElnaTamentc dc
IA Nacidn, mcdiantc g tttrlo dc on
resi3n expc4ido por ei Po5er EJecatl-
20, por contucto de IL Secretara
Ia Fomento
II art. II Il" II Ley Iincra do H.
ic Sc}Aja~.5te dc 1902. Gis9a1c :ur
- go ."rs;icrA como ;cYreao Ilarc,
Il, n~e':%Ae:cia" cHEo t''u.o maya It
~ieIiaraac 2"aie"' MI"Nlras =" nay"
T="%e"r@'o7 IN t'""' sc &C 'rS'''''
IA: q" b" ''''a ~ Il "a ""$"''"-
Ia, .'a''- s''' ''"''.' ''"N'
"A 'a'!, q" "'','' TX - ''~'''.''' -
.;:..
n,.o T., -t.,...;r;,. T.. r;,o <. t,a:a
J., s,~,,-.' c.,anI,.,i!o mr. las Iryg.
.r,. =. ,o,.. NV. 81 nj .n.,an
49, saio :. ,,.oo~,c;c, -. los ,aa@,o.
49,. do,,.nl. "a lev de, Tjnbrc = e,
,rancei dc las Agencies de Ii Secre-
aria de- Fomeuto, aulquc Sc trat2
Il. fon@os cue hayan adnujrido TN va
;or dc cjerta cuaa;ia, debiio u 81 cx
2l,taci6r = dc,arro!lo industrial, :
2Gc 70 sicndo equitativo n justo
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NOTICIAS de- Ia Cd. De MEXICO

Elf sIsPENDIDA LA EJECUCION DE LOS QUE AYUDARON A FU-
CARSE a MARCELO CARAVEO-LOS TRANVIAS SERVIRAN
COMO MENSAJEROS POSTALES-ESTAN REVISANDO LAS
cREDENCIALES DE LOS Dl2UTADOs-UN DECRETO DE CA
RRANZA SoBRE CUESTIONES
EN- Ell RAMO.
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l;IltGLN SnMunCnnS-Ie sennr

U;kEGLO S0NEtGRUS--ie SenoraS, selo
rIias J amos. ~" maiO Cls ."S 81 =s,ado
~ Que sU e.!Cututc"E . pc dtieTIOrhdos
m r>I"t, So .IpinJs. ;uS Icrcrno '
rIr.i" ~ r!"riHin.itIC Y ig> ueJO dfregis-
!p7 4 IL illitmn mota, pUr ~ = IS cuuIavos
4 ItiIiu rs tctHUid> 81 TtlGfono Gro
chtil 81
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lSG.-LinpiO y rCau"yo >Uu;bIrln, 20
.lirYu-. mII, rIalc- i'-ltlurV> >l"j>tn" To-
lis iuimI> : c~t'ic>. Ec-Iu rtI.rr.,ir: pa
i ,DmuTcrIla.-'. ~w"tl>"r. IL - lluus-
oil -, >dn thi-Elu, TuNd..
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RI VILLAS. dos Elan'r- ! una rome dc
iIlu>. .nrru" raruUiraGa> 81 lt"rn"~ :,
/ rI rl,;. Brady Il. suLrr va del fe-
rI lip rmirrgada> q III drI"aO II pre-
u.I.t. ioa2aIdrrr i"- ga>i"a de- aiInicnta-
81 uGr hlu rrts!uultu. sam NundTuInO,
i tie trurT" >AiIdDTd.
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FARA CnMI-I0\ NHO ~ IiNC!LNhN
T. IMPJE~IO-.

IL PhEN~A c>,@ a.turIzlIa lac7 t~:at.l".
Ia ranL.Iatu~a LrI y. J. a. ia. ss, .,
Iu::.ls!, lido &c H.C.r!t! - !"ii'''-..- o.
l.. .....,.,4 = rua."i.> : l.'r ".2"~ ."r
Pc s,m.nl, ~]li.rl'. II ti">u ~ -
l.. u,,g.trr>. .Ipi N'r..
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- arG !. lcmanian:ia Nli!ay


en- "c:.-. Dc habe-lo side co.,-
"a ';.c-cia cue :n.;c:c". ArS
.la,sa. para Scpc~4rse Z" IA Conan
49,. il ." o..e puerto, &2e Ell al
40 hilo .ntrega de IL mlsm" =
Alalb.r-o Teiada, FL G:cho Milan.
Marcia. N brevcS dias para "a cap
n. del ES;ado de Mexico, donde va !
-aou ar - o~an&idat@ra para Coas"-
.a&or de G.cho Estado. Una vez gu
g H!,o cargo de Ia Commandments NJ
,.ar. rciaia. fu6 ~prescntaIo con Jot2
. personal &c IA mi>Ha : empez6 =
.ssga ,ha- los asuctos mas in9or.a:.-
-es
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sta ~ IL gg-:cr Ic. uc.uai Gulc.
lc~ lei ESlal" !" av,2-.zariga a.,
e. sr,.i1cn.e clccto M cuuccdldo pa
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AGRlCULTORES

AGRICULTORES
En- Ia region Inera mas -ca Dc
Nuevo Leon, Sc vende hacienda o@
doce dias de aqua de medic buey, ccE
las tierras de labor correspondence
Para uformes diriJanse a
GREGORI0 LOPEZ.
p q Box 81 Laredo, Texas
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,A~uLr.HAllA. T,cr!Iura q NdCu.na. Tc-
n~r.l.iia Il. l:bio>. lu@l"-. Hci"irr", - Oh
-.na cil ~ iilLks Building. " i e.-E-.vJ ca
"a l,,., i>r;I.la Commercial Lr JIge.H.-fTd-
80. ti-3-l1.,
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lfEeEG sabcr q pIradero 10 mi hiia Jusna
vera. que II -a Ge Mario actual. ACADIA d..
ra-.r lJr Flagstaff. Arizona. en- I'm eneaa-
he gIt - sIpune Ibi para California,
.gridceerr Ue iafUrmcn ci paradero exac.
., G!rigicrsGuse j iS!tro Rivera. FLAGS
AT, ARIZONA. Ca
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.n.pusieron IN severe ceStigo a los
asa!tantes de y. Mexico.

Dos mcxicanoa, l!anIdo7 Francisco
Aguilar Y Alfredo Dominguez, quic-
nez fueron detenidos ell mIercolt >
por estar insultaHdo la baniera ana
-icana, y alterando ell orden con 81
conducta esc2ndalos2, fueron Sent"1
c,ados d 200 dias DC priSjon e. pr
nero y a 100 &c arresto e. acgunGo.
Aguilar de Qu;cn Sc dice que :
-.Apitan primcro del cjcrc!to carrup'
tista, cog:6 una bandera americana
81 Ia esquina de las Gales Sexta :
F.. PaSo y arrojandola al suelo, Eui
10 >obre ella, r'entras que pronun-
cl-ba ~obSccnidades en- contra Dc IA
mIsma.
Una gran multiLud Ic curio,os 50
agoiPo l ~presenciar c! espectacuio.
hasta que el detective Franco 10 su-
PRIMO airestando los cscandalosos.
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i NECESITA express para uve licve .rs
pcIGCaS a Ia "-llCldH % C.iirI!. -u> ;I,lie
blcs. hdbie!r 4 Eusaies. 1eic!nuu Crocsci,
li5i Y lrIyl5 if2t.
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ullti.oi,Ii. lruriIrla i" .iUra.,.. ,ngl"s.
.r-,ndn rn ," .iIrk- !,I'-.. g.' : iio"!ii',
.lhf rn u>H#!r-. NCr 1rlH-;ai:a -T1 r. 49,
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III I,E>I\tIG LurEL. de Ia ACultad dc
-prcIapsrs en- las enlermedhGea
f.. -, Jjc>.-!GJ brady KIGs.-iciaiunu Cf.
~
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ATENCION.

OEsEO ccmpraT IN neSoc'p c>.S"t -|'Jo
en rs,a C!uG1I que iu9Jrl: 3lirsrIc d.
So U5il4rs, q entrIr 'u:n0 >1,'' cen
eSa rautitaC. ClrijI-1 : =. - Box ~
Station \.
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Q deSp;de Sal, ador Rueda


A.yc-. poc Ia tarde, eI poela Saiva-
Ior Raeia acomPanado 10 los SenoTes
areslc y Manuel BayoG, FicH-c5'5 Hl
9e E,sya5a en- este puerto, visito a So
Tor Domingo Ramos, H~rcsidentc Nit
.;c.pa!. para despeiirse. Por estar Va
Yuy nr6ximo ST. viaje, pues e! Tapor
N.onserrat," cue debera conducirlo,
; esrcraGo en- estos dias. lie do las
rains por les a~tanciones De cue ha
:,.a "hjo;o : ir"c "%OrcsIo"ss "iGy
7r.Eo5as uar" ysta .ierr%. Y CT sear.
81 MIRA ;oio Mexico, : - i!s"a er"-
~re.urr.')s lie 81 csta~cla entire x
.l>ica"os.
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correspondence Especial para IA pRE>s,


c. DE MENICO, Ahrii EN- Ia Or
den General de Ia Plaza Sc do q CO.
noccr IL disposition para T1e aver, 1
as diez de Ia manaua, fueran pasedos
DOR las arE:as, en- CT interior dc ia
P~enltenciaria del Distrito Federal,
los rcos David Oaxaca. Luis Terra4aS,
ACustin Tagle, Jesus Soils, Eleno Gr.
.~irrrcz, Victor R~orquillo, Abraham
Romo Y Eliseo Casillas, por el dc.ito
&c rebellion
Ia crder anterior fu6 dictada aver
Dor Il Conandaacia Militar, N vir-
tuG del fallo ccndenatorio dictadc en-
.ortra de los completes de Ia fuga dc
Marce:o Caraveo, que son los reos q
,ue Sc alude.
La s~entencia iba 4 cumplirse hoy en-
q mahana, Y al efecto habian side W
encapjllalos los echo ScntenC;aloS,
cn r:.a cs,la del Palacic Nacionai;
peIo nor or!ea superior Sc sIspcndi0
? rjecuc;6a
: .usT2adc la ~ejecucion.
~ r"icotc. IN grupo de daalas de
@ue.tra socicdaf, encabezadas por Id
~e::ori!a angela Paoills ) Bell. he
n*a1 del "'xcelcntisimo seilor Minis
1T dc E,S2pain en- Mexico. ) DC !!
Se.iora RcSaur& Quesadas lie Mart
!ez de Castro, Sc acerc6 aver tarC2
! Primer Jcfe. pidiendo indulto pa
= los ~deliacuente.
FL Encargado de! Podcr Executive,
lesruAs Dc escuchar q las distinCul-
la da:nas mc~ncionadas. cont"st3 qua
-e.;a yusTcadlda Ia rjCcucion, eD tan
- IS Te-isaia Ia causa, baio = int
'icvncia Lc luc 81 hara cstrlc:a just
cia en- tan delicado aSunto.
Las damas 81 rctiraron del Fa!ac!".
acreG,cjdaS. pasgado de5pr!es 4!
title ~ QGc So halian "ncap':!adcS
:us -coS. para :omuricer!"s Ia dec
s,oi del Primer Jrfc.
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VERACRUZ. A.bril 8 Sc encuer-
= en- rsta, los jovenes eStudiantcS
Joaquin Mercado : Rafael de Ia &C.
I'M. ale farman rartc O. Ia cOmisiG:
,rcargada lie rccibir al pub!icista al
gentino Manuel Tgartc. y darlc "a
h:envenida a su arribo a este puerto.
Tues Sc es?era m1y proximamente-
Eucu6ntranse. aden.as, en- Orizaoa,
sus conDa5eros Enrique Ortega Flo
.es. Lorenzo Zamora : Mario u. NJ
lor. quienes venGcan oportunameAte.
ARA recibir d tan distinguldo yisitaE-
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IlHrt- A!-it:!cu. s.H.4.Trni" 'IIpllus.
uygi..a!lU Nave \ rI"san:s, gc""!D> ccUHO
!l,rr,. CAS-, :Ituy O. HtrICl, lHids cOiIio-
IIuaIc, A!uul!O garaEg. 2iy IN cr Az.
t-iI'.
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ua,a Il l., "i, plIua, col. IA
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AVISOS De OCCASION.
TkRifA

No - ..tm,ien menus de ounce palaDraS
il r>l, >,.r,i"c del DIa"iO. pib!Icamos uHs
r>fuI>a >vi> ,rCcs ru~nSecutlras por oS
80 ma ENIL CENiAt0S.
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tCL.FCiTUpES

jCL!CiTupES:--
-G -. ,.-rit -fp"r.. ;n.N.'.la, .".hlJra.a
..>. aga "i.rns "i'rrrr%eis. ~ WI
-.,f To-
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IN. siLUnE GiIIa Ai.bAPE, de Ia tacul.
,,,l DE MrAlru: aLtUilZnIO IN ell Estado az
ir,..,; rspccla!ISll ru enf"rinetsdGS Seulte'
.rni.Tia~ "IrUiid Cu general. ON'
La. rrt last Nu"ya - I~eIs!uno Erafis
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Los s!em50es dc cigdad
Jaarez, chihuahua, sstan
rsHnieHh0 diasln
Sc COMETIO UN CRIMEN MISTE-
RIOSO EN- LAS CERCANIAS
DE Ell PASO, TEX.

~~.rvieio eSclusiro para Ia PRiSsA-
Ell PASO. Texas, AbHl 6.-Se S.
De que los miembros de Ia coionia
Ilemana dc Ciudad Juarez, que son
pImeroSos. eStan levantando una
inscription entire ellos para hacer
propaganda a Ia causa de su pasria.
los a.emanes han reunido va una fuer
e cantidad, Ia cual reritiran z Ia
:.udad dc Mexico, para que de ALI
sea ~distribuida como mejor convenga
! los !ntereses del gobierno teuton.
Todas las c~olonias alemanas de
i.6Xico estan haSiendo igual cosa, y
. sabe que Ia cantidad que hay en-
Mexico es va muy respectable.
IN crimen miste,ioso en- ell canine
de Las Cruces.
F. Rodriguez, conductor dc autos,
-le herldo en- Ia cabeZa y en- e. pu!-
non derecho, en- el canine de Las
Cruces, la noche de enteayer.
Rodriguez sali0 de e. Paso u Ia
ma Dc la tarde con varlos pasajeron,
zero en- e! canine parcce que huDo
siguna disputa, resultando hcrhlo el
haufteur, quien entr6 q Las Cruces
la una dc Ia mariana, en- graves es
DIDO.
Ia po.ic.a ;rAta dc ac..arar {! MS
-.y que "odea a este suceso.
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nUtE>ORi i. piano, classes 8 daInlcilor
,.. ~ u.ullrVs. LIg:u= Ic!e!ohp l'A'n
$50.
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.,i. ti.AT.i.Ct Il. CANsEC0. Laredo, le'
-, Eus ii. MrG.'iuG y CiFuSlt seneTdiee'
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

AMERICAN FIELD HEAD QUARTERS, France, Oct. S.-Cen- eral Pershing in an interview says that the war will be fought to de clsiyc victory for the Allies on the Western front. The campaign on the Western front will be that which will settle the war. He has the utmost confidence in the final outcome for all allied victory and says that America has resources in men and materials which when once
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09
CALL FOR BIDS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Divisional Road Commission at Nome. Alaska, up till II o'clock a. m, October 15, 1917, at which time and place they will be publicly opened, for furnishing 22,000 spruce poles 10 feet ong, not less than inch. nor more than 9 inch. ill diameter. and 30,000 linear feet of spruce poles any lenght over 12 feet, not less than inches nor more than 12 inches in diameter, for proposed road from Dime Land ing to Dime Creek, Koyuk, Precinct.
 Material to be delivered along the staked roadway closely follow ing the telephone line from Station 21S to Station 345. that is, from Dime Crossing on No. Ii Below Dime to Dime Roadhouse on No, Above. a distance of 2.4 miles.
 Cash or a certified check for , per ceu. O. the amount of the bid must accompany each bid. The successful bidder will be required to execute good and sufficient bond for 20 per cent of the amount of the bid.
 The Commission reserves tht right to reject any or all bids.
 JOHN 4. WILSON.
 Chairman Div Road Commission
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

Manicuring, face and scalp mass age - Mrs. Peter NIX. Bayne, hav- ing purchased the business of Miss Sundback, will reopen same Octo- Der goth at the Daniels Apartments Front Street. Customers will con tinue to receive courteous and elf cicnt service.-Adv.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

BOWLING ALLEY REOPENS.
 The Bowling Alley next door to the Eagle saloon is now open Tor business. Everybody cordially in vited to come and enjoy themselves.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

WASHINGTON. D. C., Oct. s. It is shortly announced that the United States government has made another loan Of fifteen million doll ars this time, to Great Britain.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

ency appropriation of three hund red and fifty millions had been made, had all been signed The United States will build at once one hundred and fifty of these most useful vessels
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. s. The Navy Department announced that contracts of a huge number of destroycrs for which an cmerg-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

prepared to. add it's weight to thOs now engaged will force a military decision against Germany.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09
CENTERS OF ATTRACTION.

The opening oi the Bowling Alley has been followed 5y a revival ot the former fascination that once engaged all Nome and his vie. The evening scenes ill the Alley arg quite rcdolcnt of old times.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Two i H. F. Boilers. Two 6 H. P. Boiler. One f2 H. r. Boiler. One Is II. F. Boiler.
 DARLING X DEAN co.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct s.
 Official estimates or the Agricui- tural Department today show that millions of bushels of cereals have been produced ill excess of the esti- mates made at the beginning Of the year. This will be the contri- button of American fields to the war. says the Secretary of Agricul-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

Just received full line Rubber Boots. PacS. Overshoes and Rubbers for Men, Women and Children at HOLTS.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

NJ. PASCOFF. LADIES & GENTS TAILOR. Your Clothes Cleaned, Pressed and
 Repaired. SUITS MADE TO ORDER from select fabrics and trimmings. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Cor. Lanes Way and Front Street.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09
PERSHlNG SAYS HEIS
 CONFIDENT ALLIES WINNING

ture in turning in this official re port.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

Sleeping Bags, Mucklucks, Caps, Mittens OverallS, Jumpers, Under- wear, Oyershirts at HOLTS.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

Mining outfits dredge supplies, granite ware, croCkery ware, stoves, heaters and ranges at HOLTS.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

Full line of Mattresses, Pillows,
 Tarpaulins war bags at HOLTS.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

Anything in the Hue or Job work ct the Industrial Worker Oficoy Satisfaction assured. ..
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-09

RELIABLE TAILOR SHOP. Front St. 8 doors west of Alaska
 Bank. We do tke best
 CLEANING
 PRESSING
 ALTERING 4
 REPAIRING Ladies and Gentlemens Clothes. Reasonable prices. and first class workmanship at the NOme Tailoring Company. We are using Moonlight water in the Elite Bath House.