GILL INVITES ANTI’S TO
HELP SUPPORT LAW
P. A. Service
SEATTLE. .March 13.—Open
ly acknowledging that the at
tempts of the city to enforce the
prohibition law are a failure,
Mayor Gill has extended an invi
tation to the ant'-saloon league
to help the citv officials in sun
pressing the illicit traffic in li
quors which is going on under
the very noses of the officials of
both the city and county.
It is freely admitted that the
enforcement of the law has so
for been little less than a farce in
(that thirty or forty soft drink
emporiums are known to be serv
ing whisky to say nothing of
dozen of saloons, drug stores and
an army of bootleggers. They
are carrying on the business so
smoothly, however, that detcct:on
is almost impossib’e- Gill admits
I that it is only through the co
| operation of persons outside of
‘he police department that the
aw can be made fully effective.
3ELIEVES ROOSEVELT
SUPPORTERS WILL
NAME CANDIDATE
A. P- A. Service.
NEW YORK, March 12.—
That the supporters of Roosevelt
will prove the deciding factors in
he selection of the republican
candidate for the presidency is
the conviction of Charles Herron,
chairman of the Alaska republi
can committee. Mr. Herron stat
ed in an interview todav that he
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is confident that the Rooseve't
supporters will name the republi
can candidate
A P. A. Service.
SEATTLE, March 13.—Super
intendent Vaille chief of the rail
w ay mail service here, has re
c«ived official authority to em
ploy a number of carriers on the
st’r route service in Alaska next
st mmer The routes to be cov
ered include Betties, in the Koy
ukuk, to Nolan, the most remote
town in that section, Keewalik to
Candle, Nome to Council City
via Solomon, Hot Springs to Eu-1
reka, Flat City to Iditarod, Fair-;
banks to Tanana via Tolovana 1
and Hot Springs to Tofty._.
BRYAN APPROVES
COURSE OF PRES.
A. P. A. Service.
CHICAGO, March 14.—Bryan
today announced his complete
approval of the comse taken by
President Wilson in regard to the
Mexican situation in an inter
view during which he said: "I
hink the president is entirely
•ight in the two positions he has
.aken in respect to the Mexican
WENATCHEE FAIR
PRINCESS DIES
A. P. A. Service.
WENATCHEE, March 13.—
Mrs. Clifford Chase, who presid
ed as the Princess Wenatchee at
:he Wenatchee exhibit at the San
, situation, first in pursuing the
outlaws who perpetrated the out
erage at Columbus and second, in
at once announcing that the in
cursion of troops into Mexico
was not intervention or invas
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ion.
Tha Family Paper la the Naina
Daily Nugget.
Francisco fair, died today of
pneumonia.
Protect your eyes.
Snow glasses and eye glasses.
25c to $050.
A complete assortment.
_L° men’s Drug Store.'
LOADED WITH MONEY
FALLS FROM TRAIN
A. P. A. Service.
SEATTLE, March 14.— Will
iam Stephenson, supposed to he
an organist, Who resides at Ya
kima, fell from a rapidly moving
Northern Pacific train near Rav
ensdale today and was instantly
killed. On examination of the
body it was discovered that the
man had over twelve thousand
I dollars worth of certificates ol
(deposit on various Sound banl
^on his person.
Pia:n and fancy sewing. Mid i,
: ery, etc. Mrs. P. L. Brodersen
Wild Goose building.
t'h» Family
Dally Nugget.
GUGGENHEIM EXPLORATION
COMPANY DISSOLVES
A- P. A. Service.
NEW YORK, March 13.—The
final act in the previously an
nounced dissolution program of
the Guggenheim Exporation Co.
was consummated by the com
pany dissolving Saturday by mu
tual consent of the directors. The
assets of the company haw been
transferred to the new c >rpors
tion known as the Yukon Va- .a
Trust Company. It is also ar
nounced that a divi lem.1 of $u
per share will be paid on every
share of the dissolved corpora
tion stock
SEATTLE LUMBERMAN
IS ARRESTED AS
A. P. A. Service.
SEATTLE, March 13.—Louis
E- Lorti, a well known lumber
man of the Puget Sound section,
was arrested today and lodged in
the county jail on a charge of
smuggling Chinese into the Un
ted States from British Columbia.
According to the detectives who
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and workmanship guaranteed. Over *00
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raincoats.
Order them before the 10th of
March, so we get get them on the Oral i
boat. Plaaae bring us your cleaning,
pressing and repairing. We appreciate
tour patronage.
Yours to please,
NOME TAILORING CO.
UeL Segeratrom & Hagen and Zshnor’e
Jewelry stores.
have been engaged in watching
his movements for some months.
Lorti has smuggled several
thousand Chinese across the
British Columbia line during the
past several years.
The r'amlly Paper Is the N’ m>
Dally Nugget.
Protect your eyes.
Snow glasses and eye shades.
25c to $1.50.
A complete assortment.
Lomen’s Drug Store.
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