The Nome Daily Nugget (Nome, Alaska)
August 7, 1908

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:V- v/rtTr°T^rOR CORSON ,S A I? O 1 _ ELECT TO CONGRESS A MAN MENT Fo'i ALASKA GOVrRN ^ k»*«n appre ciation «»f this tuut*nitl«-*iit imlnm.. an*l I r* vr* l that fur tin first tinn* in inis taiiipaiMii it d«w«dv*s upon no* to stop fi»r a initi 111•* and I ask your f.»r h«*niiifu*«* ami discuss tin* matti-ts that ar** licfor*- th«* pt*opl«* at this linn nn»n* »r l«*ss in a personal wax. f hav** 1»* n pretty timfii without -ayinga s i11*;l« tvunl j ahtuit mix inan #»r «Ti #.f nu n that I could imt sa> in tin* s#>* r.-ts #»f my «*vxn eonf.ssional. in tin* pi# he. *f m\ own family ami in tin* f» ;ir t Cod I am imt going to sink into In-lug a mu« k-tak«T and a slander* r #*f my fol low n n. t Applause.) I havo made this fight s«» far along in this contest freely, frankly, and simply rippoah-il t«» tin* voters #»f Alas ka upon th*- i.-sui's which in tux mind arc the issues which ini* r.-t thorn I did imt hav** the honor or pleasur#-. Monday evening, nf hearing th*- r# marks that were made in this hall, hut I iiatl them reported t*» me l»\ a st.n oKiapher. ainl if that n*|«»!i i* \\ro»m I will ain uil\ati'f f**i any min that subject. I snv to y Ml, In beljill Willi, llld 1 have ample witm s-« s lu re to h. ar me •nf hot It in persmi ami In puldic print-, f sa\ In ynii tniiip.ht that a! all tiim in all places, hnth public and privnie in very nntiveiitinn w P.U'li I have at ■___ P HiI. il, .itnl I ha In t*» a immii. i of tin in, in .'V. ry -all. tal in «\.r. 1 *tnh|\ in ul.K lin i. li.i lit i ii 1*1 last \o»i*n11m• i a hiti.-ait. tin r-ptihlhan v*nti*»n j p*akinu th*- resolutions l*»p|11.1 that ha«l j ♦■VtT I** m ill*- in fav.u i.f that :i. f j prim iph pplause.» It i- ti-it fi--nr.li. 111\ f» l|«»vv l ifiz- n that M-- Ii- f If I i til*- at»«l III* fi III* V* I* atl.fiit ill a I If 11 j Hull! I«* it 't 11*1 to show why I In h- V it It Woiihi ,irt in* i» t it Via ka mil it :n\\im in s«»utlM-a-It rn Alaska, ti l,I I want t*. a-k y°*i 'vliat tin- pul |.‘man uli*» i».ik. i.t* la**l M-.mluv nirhl a a ii an.l .••Min' Him uh I ,t that fine* In I Vhniai y, I'm. ..i.U v. m.l a halt a«o whit. I mIi-. \V i-k**i Ihm W aiii y.iv*’ him, i fl»« tr*-vmrth nittkii fi*»m U f t Unit In* i- a jin It* 4JP*»ft* a fill nt i- 1 I IIP Kit* i |*i in Hi. f.ubli r»p*»t*l tin •tintry him! t».i^ i*\*r K* it «l* an,i in that h t!» i in* ,ii> **ul fjilfil*-Iv ami fatrK at; ain-t t h* |*rm f**r wlibTi aniamti*-* «i lant- «|f^*|!*»J ill** 1 liiiti) nuiK*• \Vi« i 1» H'' if i if* in i t fi* i ifilii* t*>V\*|. |if! II I .1 ft I* f -ill.!! 1 i MaU'fm-rit that he S\ \s fi«»t intoxi iti.i -lt ti.ii ih»* ih^.nierly limli. Ill* li.i'..- lltf 111 111« *1 I 11" 1 Ulellielit Willi iii» iil*)*Tt ii|Hi|uK> from Hf\*-ral of lh* off. ruler i*» il.. iniii. iM, viim refuse *t ini,, I he affair to h« *11 f*t ilt\t»ltf.'.| tvlth the In i' Ill'll I I 1111 I I« r *111 the i ‘hith* rii haiiiit-r oULIU FOR CORSON Nugget’s Special Service. I \ll(HANKS. Auk. r.. A,hires from Haiii|>art. K.|rl> Mil.-, Itiiliarilson ami Triul.if.iot i ml irate that nine limulrt-il voti-H will In- cast soli,ll v for i ’orson All outlyiiiK illstrlcts splcniliiily ..rKaii **,-‘i men. followers of Mulai I lathi, the insurgent sultan, have reached Mo rocco city. Molasses taffy at Ka|.|>elman's. Fresh today. it it -v- H- it it it it it it it it it Captain 1'ortor, of the Victoria. it it on the last trip here, was invited it by i lot,Its to See his got si ship it it 1 lowing throug lithe Ice on her it it way to Nome last fall. He pro- it -t financed it one of the most natural it it and realistic moving pictures lie it it ever saw. and also said that If it it it Were shown in Seattle at this time it it would pack any theater in that it it place. You can see ton feet of it it it at Dobbs* shfiw Saturday night, it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it it Blatr Private Stoex at tha Bank. Granite Mininq Candle* are the beet. Lamp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Edgeworth Tobacco at Yorky’s. HEAT WAVE IN NEW YORK CAUSES MANY DEATHS

Nugget's Special Service. •NKW V«»HK, Auk V Kor tin* past tlif*-** days this «*it\ ha- bi-i u a r sixty>thr41. at m.t io|Hi|is. Tin* 1 il\ a-iinn-s a nn»st di ord. ivd a|.|». .iram almost all di |*la> tf""d- in 1 *»i i* window In inr 1. 1110V «-d .1. K a iiimi la-l nig,lit behind tin ISritisn legation, where many peis.im have taken refuge, with tin* sta tion that the refugees would make an endeavor to esi ape from the hliildin*' Tin British charge d'affaires ha> pro tested to the IVi>ian government against this action i the Cossaek and has demanded that the goveruoi appear before min in full uniform and apologise. The bazaars have again been ordered to Hose. Tin- Russian hank has suddenly de manded Ike repav ment of outstanding hills, thus causing many (-••hiiik trial ditlirulties Civil engineer, 2K years old. v ix years' experience «»n field and const ruetiou work, desires work. Anply Nugget. “WICK’ HIT WITH BOOMERANG Nugget's Special Service. I Allii:WKS \u. A pati 11*4' v 11 lift III.I I V 4 Uti tat* that i* polls an* U i» j,. ih. Va|«|. l*i «*s|M*«*tt»r Hi* 4• f. »>t• n an a*p-rs. atta.kmp tlu* I. tl. ».*i o||,.a.,i of r.ihhanks for -uppoiitia. p. i. pip li* aii n*.min. .loin. t *..i j L. i. |h>i t s lav. pi o\ 4-ti a Uooiio i .111. i 111 il.o i* -ult that i’or>oii i rana inj^ Val I* a l*i^ majority. I.alou. Im. Kl|a Hiar atul tin \v I.oji• soutliw. j n,.ivt j olh| f*4 If i *oi SOf| j i lie w i. k• i r»»wti in-re are r»e outiiiig d« p. l ate tin) resorting to ei means to restore |o t came RONAN ON CREEKS. .Ia«k itoii.iit. th. deniocr.i I ie eamli .late, last night addressed a fairly l;»rg audience at th. Utile 4 *t‘4*ek t oadhotts. and also delivered s|*ef*ch at tin- Ih si.- roadlioijs.-. lie speaks tonight at ’h** A H. hall at 15U. 'I’ln* meeting ill a short on*-, as Mr. W'ickersham will address at meeting at tin* Kagle nail. 4‘4*iiiin«*m‘ing at K::jo p. m FOR SALE. Mining machinery. outfit ami li .i i it| i»f llit in niai.il *1 in i 11. i i *1 i fcitiKt uu |*ft i;n li h ^jiltmiaul with t hv ml p* I’m' lh> iii* l t fit *la> I'vthiati' v ‘iititil Iht Ittwii. ait Iah.*i at iit i mu llit; a i a Iii*' I T'i« p. i/.k*K. Niii mi t .hi lliolitV :i h> fli.ml 11.. I'liirk j.i f.t 11.11 il w.i a- it* I i-night ti.it j Hu ll.till «'l".f 111 \an li i lid lu.it il.i- •!•••.-i*i m ill..n i Npl* *1 li .1 »I. I l.t i I .i’ll th. •'■•i hi.-i h-ul. r t.f Tun.in.nr null t-» hi i *ii. Ilhliutul .If Tin* «lui. I f «1* |..ir!iiiv fioin It.. «.tIn*j iil»* was n*.| nif ntiuii- .1 LOST. Six-im-h ulhi'. r stiuart*. 1 t w *-*-»i Sami* pit ami Ilffil’s iiiadiim* shop 11**1111 II to llffil's shop. Ilfs**rv* .1 s«*ats for I mbits' Moving l*i* tur** Show on salt* at K* llv’s. Blatz Werner Beer at the Bank. U S DISTRICT COURT FINES COMPANY ON FIFTEEN COUNTS. Nugget’s Special Service. PICKS* 'TT, VUK jury in tK« I fill'll S?.|1* dhtllil .null I 1.1 y In.Uli'hl ill 1 V «i i. f ..r i’ i I I O' mi llu Saul.» I-’' i m.I «.ii 1 ••in.1 f«»i v i I. i (i i y tit. tt l appliniu law. 1 mI I ••mit -.uly hall d was tak*-n 'Pin- jurv \\a' out only |o inltttlh #all«'t?» l In-r Tin* «a was w.»rk«d up I*v I S iiisp.«•!,,is and Is i.n t.P-d iargplv t a t Til.* trial la P d till.. j a v s and U a t»111 1 IV toil h> lit.* rail.'.av unpanv Ka» h oil,a,-. |>lliii jialt|r a tin.- of fin SMELTING IS TIED UP. Nugget's Special Service. V V V PTC I* Xur: 7 ini? lo ii.il v oi i ok.- for li.-atin^ puipM-a tin- iiu Itiritf ituliistrv li.-ia* t- allito t it a sland-till, and many handl'd of min ar«* »*tit of «»mp|o> .Most of t supply .aim from tin Ko.*i» i.a Yulh y di 'drift. wldfh wi*« iiim.-t 11 l ait h tin i :i Irons lir»* hi* h r* uh* .1 in tin- i-> i*f huii-lr* *ls f iiv 111«1 *«i'l nriiiv tli.-11-111,1 h* in |*ks. It wilt In- s.-vi-ral vvt .-ks h. f »r.* a Mlpptv 11 lit it*-nl t '-Ian :i|> lit hit; smHlt’rs in h. ..t in. .1 nih! w il »>ntail ft.ii*-Iih i ahh- f*x|mu• |Ih» f.tmpaiih’S. I.* the Katrh- i Hi niKiit am! -ft* lh*- I- kit miak i that w i* .-n h*-i i !*«firtli t.f .Ink Tin* mwijs aiul i.♦•«»|.|« mi i||. hi at I' it Uni ti»n«* will ht plaitilv i> i-i^in/.fi! h is t.iit* t«r «.nr h t ttY«»ris. Tim \|tr*ssit»n iii-l »-Xfilfim-iit «>n tin V- f.ift*s «tf th. I*. UiiiHts at tit* finish tin* tann ra has i au|fht h.-tti-r than 3 ItM.kinj' at it fr«» rnlh*» lirach. .H 4; J* J* vlramfte Mining Candles are the best Blatz Weiner Beer at the Bank. STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED Nuyget'e Special Service. riTTSlsrilti. I'a, V T 5*1*1 y i* i vnt>rth »»f dia tiiMiul ami g«*l*l |tl;U**s stolen from a >t l.ui xi■ i« iar in \|»iil Iasi. I \s t-rvil l»* ;iu i night The i iillo.iti i|« t« riivt-s uoiki i uiiliiUigh .j! Ihf east for the past four months. .iinl their p.'iti**in v, as i>* •^.u i;.p. who conduct* a miUiiiery «Ht| I lilies' touiifs store o(| Kr«»l»t street, a* I who I b»*e| -t|| til* outshle for Mile time |a*t. t»t ft e«l ft* reach \oiu* oi one of the next in-coining steamers. Mrs Kemp has been in the .is ill states and has purchased an xeelb-’it 111 of all the lat* st fash i i*. lot waists. nit hats etc, MS* ".it. b. plas-.l for the benefit ,f >-on f af*»-r Mrs. ;ir: ims. FOR SALE. mi Sob-’Mot* ti\t i ga ••line driller. Aitti e»»m|. te outfit, tools and easing. I Also barge and gasoline launch Cash or exchange for assessment work. T M REED. Er’gaworth Tobacco at Yorky Blat* Wainar Bear at tha Bank. THE COAL SITUATION Cannot hut interest every o^ie in this camp. The steamship Beech Icy, acting under our charter, has discharged her first cargo of Wellington coal for us. It’s from a new vein and the quality is superb. We question if its equal for STEAM or HEATING PURPOSES has ever been brought here. It’s to your interest just as much as ours to try it. The price is _f 17.SO per ton in our yard9 or $13.00 per ton delivered within city limits. I _NORTHWESTERN COMMERCIAL COMPANY

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THE Home Daily IHu&jct NOME CO OPERATIVE PUBLISH ING COMPANY. B M. STONE. Manager. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER I'uM -lixl I'.i.'y i'x |'t Sunday. P. r month P. r $1 All Changes of Standing Advertise mente Mu*t Reach Thu Offrce Be fore 3 O'Clock P. M. of the Day Preceding Publication. I’lltiN'K: MAIN Ntii J. S. SHERMAN For Di-lpiTitti* to ('oturrA-.-. _JOHN W. CORSON M Sum* NOME. ALASKA AUGUST 7, 190t* !'i K "f ill. fill till! I In i- iil» f Ihi. i niitil Ktni. i !i.i:.• i. n -t lii'in;.. ith my 5 *»i. I h ,f |R i- i'frtl.

l l.itr* ft*! *f in panv I rlw* m« ting i -t Mgitf h« r* a*l i«tsvift— r «»f *»th» r thing ulm li .v**?** j; t*-».-ting t*» ti. la g* fMW*! f !m!a •tiiti i ttth’fh* it Wrhi* 1 a. k* th I'ap hah. X.o -f t!}*•-** lini iHm iils •v«t. r*!S* i I#,! a- v trrtlif ..ii Wink* r rham. Aft**r St* a- fltir* h. th* r*,t»r* s* ntati >f tl H i\. oi I' iw.tr a n«l an i it* *1 tl. I >t '••f*|** t ami *;il in Alaska ha-,1 ftti *1 Jiiilt*. Wii k ham t.r th* publication *.f past ontnbnth.fi and xpenditur* -h* aid ther** might 1*«* some sc use for a refusal because such a C4»urne might a use “some embarrassment t«» thone giving and receiving.” Why should Mr Rrvan consider so tenderly the possible embarrassment of men who hgve committed what he declares to be an indefensible public wrong** If se crecy In such rnatt« rs i indefensible, why d*»es Mr. Rrvan d fend sn-rrey? Again he sai«l “it is not necessary that small contributions shall be made public Why not? Morally, what Is h* r* nr» In ft tin- a»*t »*f .%n nritmting a snwll Mint ami th** :«*t of '•ntrihtitme i Hu: min., f»*r im|»n»|*oT •*r .*rrti|*t its.- in i» Th n\ rae* man *r*‘r «*f mtn*l l nm Mr l.f>an t*» l*« «hiti h** «li n H rt **iL«? iHft *-f h-Miti. un. th» r th* nn intli Mua! .tr a «t *r »t inn' a n ittrr imanv i lot t* i tt t* I il 1 i 1 V f •1 it*! V n! i/« "tmtri i «iU ••tittnti* t«« art it h V* tt* Zl»t :.t. I f i 1 Sf I I I UtMl.iyh!« ,J!\ h. in th* i ft.* rn i in i r ill- rat il« 1 til th.- 1-t. u •t t- Mi f «I t! i i iv* **r i t thr would om h?h of th**m remain if tin* plater mints wen* work *1 out is tin y an* in l»;iuson and will I..- In n im id. of a f. w y. at T n*al difti in rttiisidt-ring this matt, r is that man.v do not non* tin- different*** be tween till* theory of self •gov rnun-llt ami tin- brutal fart Wlu*ti an argil* tjrnt i*> started, tin- majority argil* -lotiglv in favor of it. am! tin* tr.rory is lllidoubt *dl V n»rr»*i t. but warn tlu-v ife ptum-.l down to thi- fart MS 11 win th* r -.r Mot th*- tim has arrived for t -fahiishtin'iit of I*«ai self go.. rfiim nt. most of tin-m hesitate. If aiv iiiiL'ii.i'i.t that a lair.- inaiotitt >f the people of this district arc op posed local self-government. al though there is no «Iitli«*u 11>' in scaring up resolutions In Fourth of Jul\ lan guage in favor of it You should pa no attention to such resolution?- «x ept to try to explain to congress and the president that they come from a small number «»f people with nothing •dse to do and are sin ply good at tired I v mistaken about what to do. 1 r e aiv g«n* rally good citizens. hut heir theories ar» a king way ahead of »k* he* ds of the country.** SAFETY VALVE FOR VESUVIUS. An Italian scientist prop** s to sup I a safety valve for Vesuvius by h«»r n g a tunnel in tin* has* of th.* moun tain and letting tin* lava escape into th«* sea. His idea i- to bore the tun nel which the crater is in a state >f coma, and he believes that when the volcano becomes active such a chan nel would be sufficient to carry a wav the lava. liis whole proposal, how i **Ver. is not to let the lava escape al together. but to run it into molds and make it into blocks for use In the streets and «fuays of Naples. In all probability his scheme will die a nat ural death. Regular Republic Nominee for Delegate to Congress REPUBLICAN PLATFORM. ha h» it ch-in ui.| snhi in t i* nt amt amn in i* k.im! to tin r* {•uhth-.m f>a»n. and tin assertion a h« i fn.nl* tn.it >t»nn* oj.l*- h.i\« not u 11. it this i- trii«* it rtainlv h.t- r»«*t In j. I h«* fault »»f VI•• r**i»nt*li s i f f t t h> Mi t ltd "f i *t|i|t-> n| a’t. .i hl.KUfiM^t hrmifch**!!! Alaska V i w r i t uni a t tr* h i4 if ..Jaiai.s Wit “«l« i«i' ilia tint a -I.th la i*af fit a-n *ia itf tin* t*M ha nut Pal tills |»|;lt* *rm it will I.* |.fitn«il iti very i--u« ?f a V tun;, t i i a i I-mLiv till tin- ilati j'! t jj,. Th lit If* Mill i*» i Adopted at the Republican Convent n, Ketchikan. May 12-13 1908. Which Nominated John W. Corson for Delegate From Alaska. Th* IS* JMiha an- of \ii-ka in n.»n hl. r* a i?i* in th* If a«1 f th. run i|d. *.f th. i:« ;*uhti* 111 |Mif> ill 1*1 Unit |*ihl*- hi it^ i-t *i ifnl Ittulitlnus. ami flaw ;nh*j»t h. fallow iuj* |»tnffoiii( a ml af |*r* it! linn Indorse Administration. W iinlor-i* tin* udinitii tratn»n of |*r* *.td* lil I!>ki v*l! a on* n*» im*. f mwah!.- xampl. s >f n ami I'l.iuri'v'-iv• s!nl*-!iiai» htp *\*r f. m ntHl In tin history *>t ''is nation, ami vv*- d**lan out m l»liiitii- a r* a I of th,. jina^ui* *>f t** lof tjt in tii i j ioft ami tdffth i t rath»i h* IV id. iti li i a ani h -p« a ill n»mm* i d tin |*t**r*t* In* .n «iad« in minimi/nm Hi* inilm m of ;r* at iur i* iMtiun- ..f w a Ith in tin f. 1 f al U"\« ruin* iit Urge Home Rule. •*S* **ii \V«- b*li.\»- that Uokn ntitha* t«* all tin h. in lit ..f tin- *.r hiiam of 17*7. and v\ ihmaml tin \l**n at imlu try "f .al producti**n in \!aska. hi* h of ital imp. at am* u*.t *.iil to this t«nitorv. hilt to tin- n Need Aid for Railroads. “Four!ii 'I’li.it on*- of tfn* 11ii*—t vita* of Ala-ka i- th*- roll-1rti» tion of railroad* throughout th** t f y i t«* r of f i* It ivKotiiv.*^ how ii.:t* i ih|«- **x |d at **noi?imu* x|H*tis»*, and in or *h r t.. t"tii"ii* t Mustrm ti**n rtation where ihe same will prove most valuable; and congress is urged to increase the annual appropriations for that pur Better Cable Facilities. "Highth Thai congress is urged lo make appropriations for the exten sion of the Alaska cable system to all ports from which railroads arc build t; parti* ularls (Vrd«*\u ami Kataila. Changes «n Mining Laws. "N'i-ith The milling laws nf the 1 I nii.-d States should 1m* revised. n»r Ipre i t mining lav s are Inadequate I’Ih penult unlimited staking «*f ’aims by individual agent or mover of norms, th.-y provide that as much assessment Work shall he do|ie Upo|| a “m.ill fraction of claim as upon i gr.iijj of ight claims comprising IHu I definite limitations of the in. 11\ iduai rig! t to separate mineral M fr«*m ttie public domain, spe die methods «.f doing assessment sotk. and a dear ddiiution of what "ilsl il Utes a dlscoV* v\ i i 1 be of great -isf.mce to tin- legitimate mlm r i Mil present lass- open tin* door- to too in li Idig ttion. Sin. tin* discovery of •Id in Maska t* is illigatb»n has bur *i. i.« «l tin* courts of the district ami has f ,i serious detriment to the devet "pmetit of the com trv. In Favor of Taft. Tenth That v\e fax or the immi **f lion. William II Taft f.r ?l. For do hpon aii hour business xxas suspended, t*s«»f♦ 'Iona! men, clerks ami laborer* •til* craned their neeks to obtain i I "f tin comely niahlen in the much talked of gown. A croud c«*n nreiiat«-d upon «»m corner. and so ean* i I the |H*ct.ltorS to i||S|M«'t the covxn and its wearer that a small si•/. •d Miiijm occurred. The skirt is of brown m itt rial, made princess fash vviiu i lit on the ft skit* t«• p»*r 1 C f .IV walking Til,- slit ext* nd »bo||t two ilirheS above tilt* kliee. Ali (Sootlf.-How deelares that she s ii the gown because it has been ap io\» i by thost who inaugurate the fa-hioio. I.ik* oth* i women, I take great pride in my personal appearance." she -aid to a friend “The directoire ap pears to be th latest, and I am simply i he first to wear one In this city Some** ImmIv ha t start ever\ thing; every 'hum I Ms pi*.1 it r. I can’t s«-«* why ouid aitr.n t much attention. The display is surely no worse than m -et ver> day in muddy weather. Th* gown has some advantages over i h*- old siyh in that, there being no nndei'kirts. there Is more freedom of movement of the limbs. I must say. though, tiiat for this particular kind of weather it isn’t just the tiling. How ever. I think it will keep until winter. W. W. Sale will engage in searching of records, abstr: b and notary wink, legal papers, etc. Office w ith I Ooetz. Front street. Phone Main 1S7. The City Bath House is now open for business. M. O. Solberg, proprietor. Blatz Private Stock at the Bank. Granite Mining Candles are the beet NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In tin* I'nited Slates Commissioner* i Court, I»lstlii t of Alaska, Second 1*1 vi'ioii. Nome I’rei Inct. Before Hon orable K. K. Fuller. I'nited States Commissioner and ex-ottlclo Brobate Judge. In tin* tnattei of the estate of Smith S. Met'ord, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned hits been appointed admin istrator of the estate of Smith S. Mc Cord. deceased All persons having claims against tile said estate are herein notified to present them, with the proper vouchers, within six (6) months from the date of the first pub lication of tlds notice, to the under signed. as such administrator, at the office of John T. Reed. Board of Trade Building, 202 KVont street. Nome, Alaska, the same being the place fur tin* transaction of the business of salJl estate. Haled Nome. Alaska. July 24. 1908 JOHN H. DIJNN, Administrator of the Estate of Smith S. McCord, deceased. Eirst pub. July 24. 190*. Last pub Aug 14. 190*. i PROFESSIONAL CAROS PHYinriANS AND RlTRaRitNS I W. D ARCY CHASE. M. D.— office: Nome tt.mk A Trust TIIiIr Hours Phone 1 no to 3:00 p. m. Office Main 5 7 00 to 9 00 p. .m House Rnl 1 HEAL ESTATE AGENTS. josh r. Mcintyre— Real Estate and Financial Agent. #05-409 Mutual Life Hull.line Seattle

TIMBER LANDS _ llrhtK hie returns on the Investment. A staple lndustr> AIN\’ Fresh Killed Beef and. Mutton continually on hand Dealers in all kinds of Fresh Killed Meats, Poultry, etc.

Phone White 17 Market 132 Front St

CarstensBros. Dashley COKIN I HD BEEF AND ML I ION Kil l I D HI.KI V ALSO I A tip KILLI.D NOMI: 1 l\IIID IoOKDHK MARK ICT:

12O FrontWtreet __ Finest Liquors and Cigars. Family Trade So licited. I ree Delivery Cor Steadman Ave. and Front St Phone Main 1G9 O’MI'ARA ABFINDROTH I Propra i Ibunter lunch Counter GIS ALMGREN, Propr. First Class Service i Day and Night Tray Orders e Specially Telephone Main 160 Pacific Coast Steamship Co. SAILING DATES: From HNrtlh*. For Kmillr. Senator Aug. I? Aug. 25 Tampico July 29, freight only City of Puebla, Oct. 10 Oct. 22 Ticket and Freight Office, JOHN J. SESNON CO.. Agents W. II. BUSH, Commercial Agent Through Tickets and Bills Lading to or from San Francisco. Sailing dates subject to change without notice. Alaska Steamship Co. Nome-St. rtichael-Seattle Route S. S. Victoria due at Nome about Aug. 21. S. S. Northwestern due at Nome about Aug. 8. S. S. Ohio due at Nome. SAILINGS FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO NOME DIRECT. S. S. Olympia Due at Nome Aug. 28. S. S. Yucatan Due at Nome Sept. 29. John H. Bunch. F. A P. A. Alasaa S. S. Co. H. R. Elliott, Agent. N. P. Pier N. 1, Seattle. Wash. Nome, Alaska. S. S. CORWIN CAPT. VA/PST st. michael” aug. 8 KOTZEBUE SOUND. AUG. 10 OFFICE WITH SESNON CO. M. SIMMEL Wholeaalr- and Rrlail GENERAL MERCHANDISE Stores: Anvik, Innoko River, Disakakat and Simmel City Fresh Perishables: Eggs, Potatoes, Apples, Oranges, Onions, etc., Will arrive at my Innoko store on first lmals down the river 'l'lie gasoline luuneh “The Flyer" will make runs between Anvik and Innoko every ten days. Freight may be consigned to all points on the Innoko as far as Simmel City. Will cash letters of credit issued turn hanks or reliable mer chants, lor references: Alaska l'.ai.k.ok Sale llefosit Co., huiiet Sound National Hank, Seattle, Northern Cin menial Co., San trail* cisco Write all communirations direct to Anvik J. W. FALLS PAPER (0. Seitlle, Wish. I-Sole Agents and Manufacturers ol Monitor Building Paper Stitioneiy. Piper, ft(. Miners and Merchants Bank of Alaska NOME. ALASKA Capital $100,000 f E. CfllLBKRG. President T. J. NESTOR. Vice President W. k. COLLIER, Manager C. G. C OWDKN. C ’ashin J. J. COLE*, As&’t Cashier A V\ b li /th;u Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars in town at the T)mkr Hunter Rye and Old Crow Bourbon. JOE HALL. Manager. Alaska Scavenger Co. TONY SBOKUIA, Prop. Successor toV. Scarperi. Hauling Refuse, Cleaning Yards Done at Reasonable Rates. TEL. MAIN 143.

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9 ALASKA MOVING PICTURE CO. Grand Vaudeville and Moving Picture f:n tertainmeut EAGLE HALL SATURDAY, AUG.8 I 'ROCiUAM 1 r I in of picture making. New up-to-date tlnng* from Him Kodak City received. W hat hettcr pre~cni J could tie given Ilian a heautifiil Kodak. I* rippH I'.i.iHi |u y.ei.iNt DOBBS’ KODAK AND SUPPLY STUDIO WHILE YOUR AMBITION PROMPTS YOU That s the film* to “See the Finish of any new tiling. NECHACO. B. C.. Is a new eotintry. Yes. the kind of a new eounity that call for ambi tious people, and sail.-fles them. too. The grand Trunk i'aeilie II II. Is opening to tii.- world another 1XI.AXI* KM 1*11:1:. I.k ahead. five years, and anyone can see the destiny it mu t have. Those fa miliar with the Yakima Valley should know that its northern compcti tor, where conditions for intensive farming are ideal, climate invig orating, wate pure and excellent and markets unexeelled. I haa()SI I CO. Cabell Whitehead. President. F II Tb.iti It. r. Kugmi* K. All.-, i Til. r V'i. c |,resl.|. nt R. E. Trengove. Astayer. C**nsnlMated with Hank Cape Name September. 1900. PAID UP CAPITAL $1?f>,000 Transacts General Banking Business Gold Dust Purchased. Ores Crammed FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT. Fit A X K II WASK1 V. I' Tn|i|> I're i.l..|il Manager. Vhe l‘r— ld.nl. .1 A l!Ar«»(»«■ vt\ we have on our list. E. M. JORDAN ft CO. Real Estate and Insurance. Lll Auicil.au Dank building. ('or. Scputid arid Madison. T’lnines Main DD7 Itnl. T.r.7 X Bank ol California: SI Aim, WASH. t Head Olll, e, San f ran, is, o I', Kstuhiishnl pan i llrunrhes Seattle, Partial,il. Tat’i>nttt 3 u. sir i’ii a

•7. X .i 1 New laid f^s SI do;, i Prosser’s Harness Shop Phone Black 5 2 For St. Michael S. S. GUSSIE BROWN TOMORROW ROOM J. I. MCLEOD Coon’s Ticket Office Front Si (Continued Prom Page 1.) Alaska. .\**v\. h* i "t* i r. l?*»vi rniw f»l |Hi>t tin >»*u, ami many *»f -m wilt j. a* r It. fb.it tin «b llfitt I* »tt of tf*rrlt«»i tal K'*v i »*m* tit w "lli.it r**rt»» f tit *r any f«*i* f i, »v a hum ut w lib b t I 'ltiirr. f i Hit, St it* Kih* I a I*TtiliM i that f»" way In uwrl tit*- w*»r*l’ II** must ha.* usmiI tin- |»bra-«- "t* t rlt«»rial gov* «ri»r»t* iit” just .m \**ti ami I us.* it, 4« it ha- bt-**h tiff'd irn arr>itig with It th* i;r«s«t* t jail i|*l«* »I al limit** rub’ II** fays h«* r* gr» t tnat Mr «‘ab* Uhl Mr W.iwK*-\ li iv** t »t*i lab* i nb t *f I'tiffitur it all* 1*1. i’ll* ami W i-k* w* r» sii|.|..,ttmg h**m*- rub f .r M i ka. Mi Wb k**r~h:*»n bail »rf« al in tfm ii*'* an in t a ju«lg«- l|> gav* tiii- b it* t t.i tit* g*»v* riM.r .»f th* t *-r»it »r t.» i*s«*fl l?i W.t lilntetob among tin- «b |*;irttm-nt- in aari. i*. •l*T*-al anvtliiiig that Mr t'a*. n a k* y might in favor of tl, «j !it, »u* I will ask y*»ii in all andoj Ala tin t Im ha- been Mn«ii'li*ni upon that sitb j*** I'.llt that let t e! fn\ fellow .- |„-.*|.l •»f All ha liiat tihjffl i \|*|i|aiiSf M 11***1 h* **it an\ hail.:* in Ihal t If ii**. All} i.*!* it .hat.. j.f it, th, n of* .1 Wi' I rsliam *l'h. i. fia h* n a «-haiiKt‘. hut i»*.,\ i I in AI ha in fax t h it atr un ni Htit as th»x at.- in l*ax\-oii m.) win h*-i«* inslih- of a t* w x«nt- Noxx, this at KUiiifiit a^aini t.iiitorial m*v* i mm-nt i that onlx a aimiieU laim tin as lio n I*oiia l»*i»- r* nl» m I i.rohahlx t i i... I..., anil i ii i vIi.hIv else who wanted some thing was nut. Ill- sa\ s further. —Tin- real ditll.nl ill considering this uialt.-r is that many .1.. ii..1 nut.- ih. .lilt.a. a..- be tween th>- t le.iry of self gov.-rutm nt anil tin- lirutal fa. t This is very nuililiitieniai y. ami I know nnc all ap |in-i-iat.- it. I wonder. my ft*l|..\v i-iti /ens. what wile the hrutal facts tie hail in in a mi. It i trv. hail that th.-s-* great |.e..|ih* of Alaska, that In- n-.NN elaitus ate sii intelligent, and n»»\v ap peals tn his "saintly cure.T' that tin great I.,i y i*f- to it it ruiw* from |*«m»|»|** with tioffiinK t»* Ttiii? i- ah 'ttii r t«*vWv ’hing If* uM v tx ..Hi f ip f hat ijj f** 1 I i*.. r I j I u it It* »nT i j*.;. no i»f Ijim f i M i»T I if** t«*rrit..riai y**»v*-mnn-iiT lwhn« «*l ami if h* f fin- t. iiitMis p> akiim f**r ml* Mr. \Vli k**r*shani panl m* v»rs h. aii tiful *inpIi-r.t. h«*w s r. in i P* h In i* Hi* ah* r »-v«-nhiK. ami I hink if am* s*ay nl- 1 h- ii*l in in p* h. "Mr i'**i'**n math a marr nilh nt p* h tin «»llni s ninr II s I I sat ha! Hit III*- p. i ham ssa- iirtf int' tin ii at mi't ak* that Mr. •*al. fia• I r ld hi’ 111«i *4 Wmk.i i a 11 i hid wit dia.. n k i andidati- l-.r .hh^it. Tin- da> |..f. 1 had hfl i-nrt t i hi.. >i i, and tin v iii ••»n nl.-i- d him a andidati tin t tnd I .va -i.iin what stji|.ii-*d t.» find thill In- \\a tnd a randidat. I -lav •I in tin Tanuna \alh\ tin davs and •nadt* a mva- tin r, k-. tin I'a i iha n i *-•»untr> and tin* mitiyin^ V ii mud ..f Mr n k. r-ham am.- t.• ini and ainmum d tnat had .vifiidlawn frt.nt tin fm!d. and a d id nm as a |M*!-*niaI lav.ii d.a! In ntlv %ith him. i win! through tit\ aru |.aii4ii tlnii- witlmut unlit i«.nniK hi "atm-, and was just tn-ttintc r* ady tt i t.i i a lit a ft. r l 11 1 I u. I ilill |M>t i. ll at a I a ill how ..hi r A|,j.|;itii Judge Wicker-ham in that p. ...-1. "hi. I 1 have jnsi i. I. ii,,| t., i.av. i i-'.pv of it that was print.-.1 in a pa i i friend!* I.. him. a In] a i ,-f ally .-.it I i ll by hill! before publication III- savs uni mil** I hat Hi.- sp. was ,r. Hil ly prepared. I'.iit liillv thought ..ut, anil III.- paper was published t.y iiis friend* in Fairbanks I want t• r. ad I.. y..u yy|ia! lie said III lliat speech, and tail will r.menihiT wiial h* said li.. night mii the great *iit.-ti..11 ..f local self-government: "And so that you ma* understand exactly what I am in fa cor of I w ill tell you. I am In favor of congress passing an ad giving the territory Alaska a local legislature consisting ,,f ail upper in-use and a lower house, tie governor having the vein pt.wd. I.. t tin- III per house lie e,,mpo..| of f| y memlMis, and the lower house ..f (if. i»*ii memliers. Let live route from tin* lii i division, fly*, from ihnt «»f hi-* mlfwl hat that \v« ar** v**t inirm i? av Impart f*» yntrv lino Im« I»•*’»* «eiv•-ft that a* t t»\ «iml i st rhnM f*»r i» I *lf| i t I that f»*»*1r tn-* |*‘***ti *f **f “rt«» I am -*l ii. f i\ »r -.f I« ifhiatur^ UK# 11*-It f*«r H|. a That t*. I» i\. art yp f(*»iltt*at npp.r i- ha\. im f**riv **f h**c»i» ml* Tln*r.* H in* |>m al ti»»Tn»* ml. with an »ppirt..| t«. tur.- i X |.f»l am. Mr k.r h.fn w, all.!? apt*** -nt v. iik- t ri *.f 5 p v.- Hi- u I h vf, rm-r «!••(»fa I r .f }«n| »h«* pp*- M-» H*1 int*-*f f r X i i i X ppi i ar jilt Ik* h hi tip. r it **f| ;|s*»*nh kVhii h I havt* It*!.- .vtuif H hi p..H M*.» tha it;! i i? »|a* H- ff Hi. jc* ,5,1. h. a ivy mn %vh.» r*»ykl firur* that *iin h i iht* rhl«li**« *.f l*hiI*x Wi h *art. I t>> talk *m thr ikfliT»h*#tir ia *m* h«* r* h 1 -ays* hr iv a at h* rt piU "Vv I -a ill K* t «»ut al! liKlit. Il»- ha* al i. a.li pa .-il a l-:ivv ruakiv»f ii»ht h air* Hi* linn* f r ft!ph*vr*« *.f I*i*it* went an»l nf territory In *r»l-r that i-. of Maaka mtv n.t\»- ,i in in. If affair** That J.hitik In fh. j*l.«tf.»rrn that In- »lar*'»l t*t |»n n? f»» n»l l »f. my Mf. «at I hal ‘**ft** I f »1fit I»l at Jum>iu. *’1 v*. h* n. ?h»- K**t« hikan -«*n v*ntl*»n m* t in May *>f ti*H v» ar it r*a tfirrnnl •fl it plank Mr VVi«*k* rMhafn **.i* s that fhat Hi n k was nt hi th**r»- by a c*#*f» !»i I —.Hf -«*rt -f h* file Ih Ui-ell ImV« I r I! ly i't l* 1 andid.it l'*h* \V * w ?f t h.1 it was lift a plank adopted in th** r!;t h-mr-. w«#rk ir* th* mtur. I will .-a u? ifc-rtuk* it It i- itii|M.'s|to|i* t*» R»-t i mi i'l'* t** i law lik* that It i~ l»n|"■ —ii»i** tii u> t f«»rt%r**sv t•» |,a** a la w f* r tiff i nr Mimt ami «liini5*=r»»u* !‘ki. illlfiti f..r .-iy;* t hour** w*»rk tii.-t* That u .I- all h* ai.l *ti it If. •flVt. il mi was t-« if. t an i-ufht hmir law I *i*l h*’ f**!l*»w it ti|• as I f.#1 !*»w. I i? u|* liff. i I f**11*»w**1 v*r»‘llH tliiK s.iiir .-litjin. fi» atul r«•!!♦♦* tititf y.iiir wish#- I I .1 that ft »rn Jtnlgf W i* k. i han*” ir. I !i.| j..-t |.la n u*k«*«| liifn “W at a I. fri n*MiiK I* t«• In |4» I jn-i fn iglit rat. I »r that 4**untry II* a ns w .'I. *1 n at*- going to i( K* ititnu* i r iiir**a.| fr.ini th** **ast t* i’anhatik- \N h.-n \.mi g.| that r*»a.l '•mi will hav.- ..it n,. ft.-iKht .town nn.. tin,.*, an.I uiif, w. r. t this r* .,itl •tMiiiiiTe* r, »n,j with me a i friend and r-oti i |.n-. nia 'iv- *f Judg. W n'k‘1 rutm Mr Leroy To/.h-r -a L.iitlwihk1- and I do not ii.ui-g -s- c..urt. wlitti I t.-ll you »t I k Mr l.« I: T *zit r wa-* n to that nim> iiti»|i an i h»* per* oii it i* j r.- .nt itL.• ,,f Mr Wi* k*-r* ‘him. and hot of Tom tale and I Kfi *w it when i say it We drew up I’ it platfoiin. and it i the platform r to- j if t v. lasf f ill, and w n.-n we met if K« leh.kin T fit- ;t| We offered t tie Juneau plank T' at i the hNt«uv of that plank N*»w Mt Wnk.i ham f. lN yon I do not think man ought t.. make s*» iii.itn f.it« niHiL without having some l»as|s f..j them Mr Wh k •-1 sham certainly has greut advantage over no- in argument to- can make hi* *WI» fart-. While I huv« to tilat ofhe of fin. He 1**11*- you that through the i onnlvatife of the tloggatt faction and th** I itlggeliheilits. the t'ale force* Would not \ote Let me see whether th. v w.ojfd or tiot Here is a resolu tion, .,i»d it I* l doeUlliefit. that a lie ehf. J i tie- r.ifi.nal commit tee »!i t h* C-'!it»*-t h John S Held atltl hi j titis. t to sej f.»rth the validity t f le*if delegation to th* national **on V el. t |Ofl The resolution a\s Ke*olV I that the republican convent ion. tep fe-. litillg the republican Voter* of the district of Mask do hereby approve end. Hill olopt the platform of the if(>unU*ut rriP iiul convention p.*M ’it, IK," mt fill .1 I v and in IVhriiaiy. 1 *#«»7. said n t'.tiiilil iii .t v«i> i«*v\ yin- ah.tndoii« Jli.il will I*»• llif i*id> way \tni ‘‘m r r. ti..- jiifn iilty in ui.i.i .a i .,j h f,. ..f!•-1 ti>i l *itn *»f h ln f x* t |it raiitad from 1 I' ln alt wall r, a it W in ti i atliir* d tin* jM id* iii tli.it \.tlii*Y I stat'd it was tn> ni\iitn.n that tin I tit rstaln cmn an at f «*ii 1*1 h. mad*- aJ idn .ihit* t* M.iUa Tin had a rftj'.t t., ajjdx ti »t j.titi.'ijd* ..f t f..* tut. istati I tmii* I. art thi* i •Inf against -tv* and ...It t a«. ..n- ha II*.- \V:.i r Air irk. rdiaui *.nn*s down In-m in ‘t.-.-l' that |*a f t of mv -h*■.•i-h, dautil, r ami a j.j lati.- -1 i litni anviYli.fi in that s|.. h sin«l»* un;uiii*‘iti in favor of holt** ini.*. «i«• you iind aiii hi fa\«»t an i-ikIiI -h«»*jt day, a siii^h* intitnatlot ‘d i* In t Imiii tin X ihitant fi \g\>\ lal.s hai’Kt d l.v tin railroads in th. •tin r halts ..I ih.. t. rritn* Tin r* a tiak.-d -ui'K* i"ii a railroad, arnl I am in.t t- any i mak** any r« t!« tinns ii|M n it, h*if a railroad was ■Ml .III If I 'Hi c ami ic-ele t i fie i|.*le g. I hell t e«t I* r words Mi \Vnk»*r-ham. w l» he I *1*1 Noll that the Hell! |M.lt|oU »l that e*rtiveiition which In* s*yt was Her** for T**m *'ah*. walked out and would imt stand for that fraudulent plank, thes, v*ty people walked out ■id ad opted the hl. M.al plank Upon w it i» I .-tan*! It Mi a kersham, n,„| forbid. if h is i repi esei11ati\ e i tins race f.*r T“ . mistaken n,.i know Whether to pitx him t most f„r being false ..r ignorant. l>« aus* either is dis graceful ln-yoiid comparison t Tin* ordinance of 17s7 pr iveles f>»r th government «.f tie Northwest ter* rlt*»ry. a great territorx three hundred thousand .-'quart* mil. s in :»i.-a. an 1 nortiiwest of th«* Ohio rix**r Thi or dinance wax framed hv the ver> pa triots of the revolution just when they Continued on Page 4. U.* sole tvmi'.h and ymi ar» I know that l ilt Would h r the mi|*« rvh io:, »f th* gov♦rnm*-nt or the interstate e.*rn m. So long it s eomiM t it ion is open, clean, healthy. and vigorou- everything go,*, right, hut a railroad would he *».lv a gigantn mm opoly for oarrylng •»n business as it p being carried with no relief If .on ran t, 11 from Ids spe.-eh vvh«*r* he stands on t eight-hour um stion I Would like to See |V it is The other night. a great many of you. I know, are interested*. Mr. Wick I 'ham eliall. n«. ute ami said I had a week t.. do it in. and if 1 didn't t wa* a fraud, anti said l didn't dar to r* •mv platform. I want t.. id.it, >.,u liitl*- while ott that stujhii Imi.v tiling the reputdh an plank, u|*m* tin t|Ues,h i "t home rule I want you to reim ml*, i his. my fellow citizens, :*s living fluent in this relation, and I will r« at it first “We helieve that Alaska is entitle* to all the benefits of the ordinance o 17s7, and we th-mand the extension o that patriotic compact to the manage C L. MORRIS ._ j CONTRACTOR j J Ditch, Railroad and Wagon Road Construction J I ESTIMATES AND REPORTS FURNISHED

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I MAIN STORE] M. D. SAMUELS [THE ANNEX QUITTING BUSINESS ss the Cash ■■■■iiwHvmiriatMMmmj'nauoiMnMnMaaaMaBMBBBHRws i m n I BRING THE CISH I We Can’t Urge You too Strongly M To prepare for immediate and future needs. Snell remarkable savings will never be given Nome people again. Say, nl did you grt some iil'llio neekties? Didn't they go ipiiek (bough? 'There was one hundred dozen. It was simply im- H meiise. Keep your eyes on Samuels' stores every day. IT there was a time to buy bargains it is now. jfl I LOOK AT THE YELLOW TAGS And blue pencil marks. 'They tell the tale. y $3*50 Royal Worcester Corsets $1.75 Ladies’ All-Wool Sweaters $1.00 Style 1453, the famous Royal \V«.mt>r C hitside at S' no. ken t min i it is a i esmy out prne and we backed up with the jfoods. We want you to investigate this. a«hise vou to come arly. $1.75 Ladies’ All-Wool Sweaters, all sizes, now disulayed in show window.. I M. D. Samuels* Closing Out Sale KIMS.. Ul'",‘ lair w i r i»t. N»» Kt Iiiinl- i t .sclliiur Hut N" C l)4Fgil sizt*. ••xr«‘li‘*nt \altit- it v_ H'lll', $1-45 $1.75 Muslin Skirts 80s (jooils, Ml good valuo at a yard. Sidling Out H H I-,. 1 H’ohtmmd fi«*m t ii.I j h.t«l cot tiiioucli wili» lh»* war ait l |4*• iatilish.it tiiil vv*-ii organizing lid K hgimis lit*. rl\ w hi* h form tin- basis wh*T**«m ilt«*so t* l*iihh*-s. tln ir laws and k them to bound Ala I by tin Hudson rivet*. This i tin foundation of t i 1 liberty, and I was not asking that a governor shall have a thousand acres of lain]. K ei v body know I vv .e appealing, not to the ordinance of 17s7. Iieiau the language of ni\ platform says: “W-* demand tin* extension of that patriot!'* compart to the management and con trol of this territory, in order that the people of Alaska tray have a voice In tln*ir own affairs.*’ Section 14 begins with the compact, and it reads is follows, and this the spirit to which we appeal: "Tin* inhabitants of the said terri tory -hall always he entitled to the benefit* of the writs of habeas corpus, and of the trial by Jury/* Xow, my fellow citizens, where Is the Alaskan h« Ann ri.i It that ub> In III s **ll: l.ilt nf lliat |t;il I tnili n.lill i.'l, I fit ayh! nf writ'i nf hal» a «u |-U whin n lit* s- iv foiiinl.i l i 11 nf imtlvhttinl iht-t ty Timm wa n* vnr a fr* man •li thi I it it until that wi\l n.t t •trni/.* .I, an.I fin i* im-v. j r*niil»l li \_j» Ian-. That «»t«I ri’-jht In haw- a writ i '♦•a nf 111|" I «lltis flnjn Kiim .Inllll f Knviaint ami unit* n intn r ivv hy tin i fratm-i nf mir y* *v i in tin- yramb I unnht -r ivil Jut i-| rmit m whhh t brain nf •nan lias v* r nm iv* *1 nr tin- j.i n nf nan has u iiU* ti. \|i|»laus» Tin* n«*Xt nlai|'«* I “nf |.rn|.nrlinll if. r- |i. lit a I init ..f ill. in til* fiil' lit* III• Mllll HI JH-IMI.ll I I *•*«'*-111 I i t U-1'..l.lillg tn fin* inllr'r of til** law Ml ».«i mi.s 'hall hailahl. uvilfss for apital offon-. s. w5 **r« tim »ro .f shall In viil.-iit. or Urn pi• sump !ion m.at. AH firms shall l» umd r a t« ami n.* ct in l or mm mil puni-h nmnts shall bo Intlietod \u man all doptiv. d "f Ids Id** its or prop •rly. hut hy tin iudgna nt of his p. r r tin* law of tin* land and should tim •iiihlji oxig«*tmi* s rnaki* it rii*i*i ssary for tin* mu mon pros. r\ at ion. to taki* nm pr>|n i l nil on i; shall iiKuh* for tin- sanm." Wlmr* my follow «'itiz*ns. do you oonm t«• t1 point that rnak* your Idooil hoi|**j "And in tin just pr«s* r va t ion of rights and property, it is undorstood and clar* d, that in* law ought «*v«*r h#* mad* to havo form in tin* said t»*rritorv. that shall, in any mantn i what* v* r intoi f. i.- w ith or aff» t privato -ou tranks. **r ougagonmnth*ma fid**, and -\ilhout fraud pr* vi«msl> form* d. “RHigion, morality. amt mm I *dg' i•«-11 i part of the federal debts, and the t-»\*-s for paying tlnir proportion shall be laid and levied l-y the authority and |ir*rtion **f th** 1*-gi>latnr* of the dis trict r di tricts,'* not by emigre-! •r the legislature *»f in** I’nibd Slat* ■“and the h-gi latures »,f those di Mi- t hall n. r interfere with tin primary disposal of the soil by the t’liit***! Slat*-s in congr* ass.*tobl* d.” op to guarantee territorial torni of g«*\* riiin« id to that great coijii »iy *»f ,‘JOO.immi s*mare mile In other \vc#rds. it said to tin* people **f the east, ot tin* patriots of the rev* olutionary war. it said to tin* people of the Atlantic seaboard. there is a vast uninhabit* *1 domain out there and w* want it fiI!*•«I up with American «*lt• /••nship and Am* ri«-an energy. Ameri can institutions. American freedom which they had just fought for ami won. they agreed by solemn compact Mini that \s the won! in my resolution that wherever the Americans should go beyond the Ohio river, out in there to settle up that great country, they in*utorution.x pay tlnir attorney for acting for them. Applause.) •Vow. I want Judge Wiekershatn to get all the comfort he ran get out of that ordinance of 17\7. If then* Is any body here who does not know what v\e mean in putting that plank in the plat form 1 will take a couple of weeks off iIP i I* i li*u» to explain it In Him, «»r if he v\ ill mine tinWII In Washington ||e\t W Intel I Will expi (ill it better. (A p plaus*'.i Now. it i? very late, and I have talk ed ine li longer than I eX|>« eted. I I t -mi*. I m i\ have the pleasure of t»11 '*iue of you again, t fries •f "Keep on "five US mol'e, Not I ran't help -a\mg on#* word tn a. ami that is in regartl to Mr. Wit la i-sham's elaim that is just as nitieh the regular eamlidate **f the r* puhliean party as I am. Now, I am going t.» make one little explanation **n that -uhjeet and leave it to you I announced along lust January »i111• tj11H* that I would In* a candidaly. before tin- next republican convention for delegate p» c ongress. I had til it known all over Alaska. I went down tti that convention and attended it nn rely as a spectator. I say to you now. in the face of what he sahl the other nig1 t. in all candor that «’ale was not even a candidate before that con vention. We could not even learn tf would h«* a candidate. liis own j letter. Mr. Ronan read it to you last night, in which he said he would not i candidate*. In that convention for me as a nominee for congress there wa re* 14 in the first division, there were _'4 or in the third division, which is Judge Wiekersham’s division, and 11 from inis division, w hch gave to iii«* an absolutely clean majority of r_* of that whole* convention. may say to you tonight, and 1 challenge anyone to re fute it. had every contest before that e*rfl Veil t ioll been decided UclVerSefv to what was termed the lloggatt inter m t ad they hot every contest, I of 1Li against the* held in that conveii t ion. Mr. Wickersham says that Vahlez. Si*ward, Skagway. were there for Tom 4 *aI** llow ran he say such a thing as that? Then* was a man who came down there simply because* I was a candidate, he came down there* with votes from Valdez, ami from Seward, and would not have conn* down were it not f*»r iiis having votes for me. I had the* whole west «*iid ,,f Judge* Wh*k j4‘Tsham*s division in tiiat convention. They wore not what Is termed the Ilog gatt people. They were known as Wick* rshamltes. hut they were for me. and I had ev«*r\ vote on tin* we st end *f tin* third division. I had those votes, and I had a total of 80 out of a total of 1 |o in that convention. If the* other men had been seated I Would have l»een nominated, t’hauncey Boyer, who was there* from Fairbanks, refused to tell anybody whose names h«* would l-resent to that convention. 1 believe the name he* wanted to present was not Honest Tom Hale, but the other Ta tiana man, Wickersham. I am done*. I leave my case to you for tonight. lie accuses me of lnsen erity. I make no charges against him. Kxamine our records. Who has been frank am) square about it? Who talk ed Inane rule last year, talked It this year and who said c*e are the beet J them over. We will guarantee to Hell an cheap as you can buy on Ibe out side. Remington Typewriter, nearly new,' sale or rent. Don A. Stewart, Nome Realty Bldg. Main 208. Blatz Private Stock at the Bank. SENATOR HAS COLLAPSE. Nugget’s Special Service. rilh'.UIo, Illinois. Clarence Don t'lark. (’tilled States senator from Wy oming. was stricken with a nervous collapse and general breakdown at tin Auditorium Annex hotel Iasi night. So serious was the senator's condition that for a lime his life was despaired of. lie soon rallied, however, and although still in a precarious condition, tile phy ricinns stated at midnight that they i SOLOMON AND COUNCIL. Staye leaves Solomon for Council very Tuesday and Friday. PROSSER McCUNE. Classified Ads. Ml Classified Ads *Mui,t »Je Paid *n Advance. wanted! A'.SN TKI» 1*1.mv in eamp nr mail bouse. I»y 14 nod (imk and baker. .Mi di* A lb. i l. XtiKLp t nlliee. FOR RENT. lt« n »M furnished Hat for lent. In at Xutfip t nlliee. FOR SALE. I’ll.MHIM liiver Itnudhnu Apply XllMtpt. di S V*.l. Two rnmii furnished Imuse, \Tz~i. Three-rouin furnished house, 12«» Third street. a IHONH and basket -1• j^-py. pros —J i s Harness Shop. 1 mo LAYMEN! LAYMEN! LAYMEN! Third hearli, «»v»*r l,4»0 f«** t along pay line; if you feel interested and have a drill and money to operate this ground. Would he pleased to go Into detail. Will give lease on bench claim Left Limit Dry creek; no royalty hefoie June I, 1909. Will give lease* on a creek claim, plen ty water for mining; camp on the* c laim. No royalty before June 1, 1909. Wanted Individual or cotnparfy that wouiefbe willing to drill on tract of l.ooo acres of placer ground for an Interest; good location. it. It. runs over the ground. Will give lease on claim near Trlpple ereek, tributary Nome river. No royalty for is months; camp on ground; will furnish boiler. See L. A Davidson at Bovey Davidson’s Real Estate A Mining Exchange., 9 Steadman avenue. ...Going Out of Business... You can buy Dry (ioods, Ladies’ and Children’s Furnishings at your own price SAUNDERS SISTERS “iNONL BIT THU BUST” Gaffneys ““rubber COATS All fresh stork this spring. A large assortment from $3.50 UP 1 ft J- C. Gaffney T f sue mi mi mm m* ust wnci io mi 0-1-S2--0