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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-01-27
NOT THE ONLY ONE.
There are Other Bradford People
Similarly Situated.


Can there be any stronger
proof offered than the evidence
of Bradford residents? After
you have read the following,
quietly answer the question.
Matthew Powers, R. F. D. No
/, Bradford, says: about eight
years ago I was in the U. S. Mail
service and the Earring and rid
ing and being on my feet caused
my kidneys to become disorder
ed. They acted irregularly and
at times the secretions would
be the color of brick-dust and
panied severly in passage. l
started using Doan's Kidney
Pills and in a short time l
noticed a change for the better.
| have not been troubled now
for some years"
The above statement was given
November Is, 1916 and on May
25, 1920, Mr. Powers added: II
still think Doan's Kidney Pills
are an excellent kidney remedy.
| have not needed them for some
time as the cure they made for
me has been permanent. I glad
ly confirm my former state
ment of 1915"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the
same that Mr. Powers had.
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falo, N. Y.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-01-27
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11
BUSY YPR0GRAMFOR
SUNDAY GR|DDERS
Hunting Social to Play K|auder.
Weldon and Hobart Travels
to Pottsville
vIcTRIx OPPOSES CLIFTON


4 number Of important football games
are on the list Of the independent:
clcvcns for tomorrow. Most of the
teams which play on Sunday nre In
action. and good contests can be cx.
Ecctel.
Une OF the most imnor ant Is at
IcnKintown' where N'"u'ler- Weldon
1nlds iortn. umaer the coaching Of
J,mmE Smitn. TINS team has come to
rue tore win q rush ana has turned
bHck tine Dest eIevcns TINT have ap.
p'nred on ihe .lenkintown gridiron:
Inc team mas bccn coached along
gradually nntii now II IL one that is
able to hold itR own with any. and
several big games mny be nrrange'l be.
f"rcc the SEASON closes. The Hunting
.Inb VII, bc the attraction tomorrow.
ana special signtiicance Is attached to
tue game rs Coach smith himself or:
eaniIrH u,'m,ihg two years ng". an!
II Will he the first time he has played
against his old teammates.
After holding Glenn Killiuger's F,alti
more Professionals to an lS.to.O score.
last Sunday. Hobart. Yves: Philadrl.
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SURPRISES MARK !.
BOWLING RESULTS
cynwyd "Blues" Take Fall Out
r. Of Fast.Moving Over. /
..., brook "oreens"
MERTON "MARooNs" FAST

Surprises studded this weeks play IN
the Intcrclub Bowling league race.
The fnst.moying Overlook "Grcens"
dropped game to the ,Cynwyd
"Blucs." but the Overbrook "Whitcs"
took three from the Union League
"'lues" by default.
This was the second consecutive week
the leaguers were unable to put n team
IN the field. they having defaultctl TO tho
Merton Whites last week. And this
weeks matches were on their own
alleys. too. which should have made it
nossible to dig up, some kind of an out.
lit to oppose the visitors.
The invaders held a little. practice
clash OF their own. Wright being
hi:h man with a three. game total of
40 md high: game score Of 2i5 In
his first game.
Then tho Merton "AIaroons" kept up
their good work Of last week by
tvonncing tho Germantown "Nhltcs.'
,Ircc In q row. while the down. trodden
Merton whites" even though minus
tue services Of Captain Al AlcCarter,
managed to win ono game from the Ger
Malltown 'Rlucs." Lady l.uck, a.
usual. fr"wn"l on Jack de Wolf and hs
hnd Ms customary number Of splits that
missed h"ins strikes BY the narrowest
Of margins. y.
E!'y Sattcrthwait's AIanufacturera'
'leIlows' found themselves again and,
WITH Farrell back In line once more.
sraGbrI tue odd from Doc Hawks Gym:
wy 'N'rcs.' The Cynwyd "iolds."'
nlSh Gi'rs until yesterday. slumpcd
badly md lost thrrc IN row to tho
Manufacturers NRlnca,' -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11
merton GOLF SET !.
TO MAKE SHIFTS
Holes in East Course Crossing
Road to Be Entirely Remod.
eled-open Next Season
ZIP ABOUT TRAPPING
BY SANDY N;cNIBI,lCK

IT. > poor road thh, has no crossing
but the Merton Golf club at Ard
NOR" avenue has don" n lot Of figuring
30 the road there will not be crossed 80
much by golf balls this coming season.
In other words. the tenth. eleventh.
twelfth and thirteenth holes Of the cast
course will be rcmodelcl SO as not to
conflict so much with the road and the
automobiles which chug. .chug mcrriIy
right there.
Work is going forward right now.
ana the new tests will be omen for
play by next year, early or late. II
may be cinc', to 90 out IN 10 at
Merton. especially II your addition ar.
liviti's are poor. but they claim the
new hole will mike '3li OUT look
even better.
IN" plans are such that tho road
he'd not be crossed 10 reach the tcntl,
green nor eleventh tee. and it IL also
planned TO play the new twelfth o.,
the sid" Of the road where tho tcc
nnd part Of the fairway of the present
hole now is.
The hort thirteenth will still be n
snort hole. but the tee vii, be built
near the bridge ovci~tM railroad and
thc srrrli Will b. round about the first
tee. This means that space so often
'srm ,pr rcfrcshmcmt tents.
IN" Gun on tho now green. how.
ever. viii not be strictly for refresh.
men-.
s"mo Healthy Trapping
u IS very seldom that new holes
menf. AMI this time 1t ~ aimed in tho
direction Of tho traps bv those VIII,
will do their golf there. It Is vrcifc.-
ouslH stated that the new trans. rs
planned. nr" too big. deep and n few
other things not 50 printable.
Anyway. the new holes will provide
ample excuse for playing these holes
diferently than the tests ara played
right now. The decision to build Tho
new holes to renlnce those now in usc
~ thc r"Sul, Of the c0mmendablc action
OF officials at Merton. who are deter.
mined TO build something that will nor
only replace those holes still used. but
will a,so ch"rm tho LARGO golf membcr !.
shin Of III" Merton Club.
The now scheme will be pursued with
yi0lence and osperamce by those IN
charge. Then for the chorus! "
Ths tlaner'h Club g. aiso planning AZ,
nullnlnE Ht lorst one vigorous Cianro in, n
~ layout "u' there. \ now green Eos b"en
erected 's tn" 'nrGct for the "'ovorth ,,s
to ret II, "'""n
WhItemnvsh Valley IL mn!sirv asy,au,,.
preparations - Gct tho fo'ts mt there ~
SUNDAY seasons. yhic'' win 'radia;n nsaco
ns,we,l ns Joy. Tho plan Ia to serve snc.
tlal dinner. wiz ;nuacal and vocaI taIcnt
10 entertain later In thr evening. ~
a .seriou. w,llop ;, ,he same cuh m
NJ. l.cl.lor of ,rorn Hal,on to 60 ON = fr;nn fWin
GROUND ~" world. This made 4 nccnrsarvt
MI tn's nTnr',n"nt Ofhcinl's boots thcrc, ns Il,
we're were ror I.altGn. Sr.. vas forever uctIys ~ ~
Wh,temasrah The local starts IN kis tour
y is ncrhaps only natural 10 assume ,h,,
When Mrs q, Henry Stctson. prominsn,
local golfer; saw q would-Le robl or IN Snr
ICON .:snm ~ Now York hotel. her cry should n.
intruder fed "''" '"S ''''"'nc'' the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11
Campbell IS STAR
OF 0FCAMDENV|cTORY
skeetsr Forward Ties Trenton
With Three Points in Final
Ten Seconds Of Play
SCORES IN EXTRA PERIOD
by WILLIAM 8. DALLAS

Us VAAAAfAN - DALlAAS
THAT basketball in the Eusterr
L League has lost none of its popu .
lnrity was attcsted to last night at the
Arena in Trenton. where Trenton md
Camden. long rivals in the cage game.
mcT IN the first big clash Of the season.
handing the Potters a ~ to :,2 Trim.
ming. but Il required an extra ncriod
ror tue Helm. .COrson combination ia
con the decision. ~
Inc Skcctcr victory was In q large
triumph for one :'Soup" Csn,,lrIf %Tt'
nc Is perhaps the spccdiest forward i'm
,ne league. and was like creased llclt :
nihg last evening. How wrll he Naval
is evident In the final figures. wIich
SHOW that he scored four. field goals IN
two Tor Tom Barlow. e'' ~
, captain Roy Steele was not far in
nc rear and oil Roy did was 10 blink
Manager Maurice Tome and droD in
three two.pointcrs himself.
Trail at HALF Time
, Camden trailcd at half time md wos
Nv, mve points In the rear n, is tn I"
lhc Skectcrs started the second h.H
w"h rush and reduced tho advantage
10 ,W6 points. but the llOm" talcn,
sspnrtcd again and secured u command.
%, Near tho, close Of the half another
Skeetcr rally was staged, With the
totters ahead ~ to 2:,. the South .Icr.
seymen started. First came foul
toss. then a. field goal and thcv Ind
boosted their total to 81. Trcnton
counted and ran the totals TO 81 70 ~
WIN about ten seconds to 20 ex.
cnciiient was intense. The crowd was
Whiting for the bell to ring. but Camp.
Dcli e!uded Barlow and sent brnutIful
shot toward the basket. His aim was
true ana the gorl counted harlow
mad fouled the Camden fash mt thc
same time. and wi tn cool deliboratiOn
NC advanced to the foul mark and
cagc'' the point that tied the score.
Counts In Extra Period
The extra period was hardly under
way when Campbell counted onntho.
field goal. "Strctch" Mrrbnn thor
made good on n foul toss and Stcc,c "nI
Campbell contributed ono. pointers Thi.
was all the scoring In tho cylrn nor,'i
and Camden won. 10 to 80 wv ''"'
For the losers Bernie Dunn plovcd
bnng-up ball. getting Ave doublodcCkcr.
on Dave Kerr. Neil Deighan gave one
q his hest exhibitions and Ilnuh"d
Teddy Kcarns. Mcchnn out scored E'iT,n
D0ltn two to one. and Kerr ro,,ntol
once for Camden while Dcighan did
\ total Of sixty, 1.-TWO fouls were called
ny itcfcrce Baetzel. thirty five on Trcn.
chief Of stan Of tho Eastern ,c,rmo r
uunisLcd YOm Rnrlow :.I '""Iu'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11
Us Kra.r

We fear even II officials handIe ,h,
game well today the Pitt captain will
b. Iioll'r"n'
net Ssnsiiird half u buck. ''"''''' was
The reason some dentists are so oood
at golf ts that they are so good al GnS.
ing hole.
Uesplts arguments. forward psasinr Il ma,
9. flii1rs iM.t because II soss late iRe Han"SSs
Tale ov;ht to give Tigers q run bs.
cause part OF the Ell team Ia rs bunch.
7.
Still juice runs deop, but not cAsop.
a
~. -: 81. 81; !. e H." "..' birds II. x...
Tbs. clessest, .spsrt Is sw..nn,nx. .-.thou.h
nottnee }kte ". - -dssp ore. a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11

scr1Ded Dut that WIN 1OOtDuII kumes HHu tHdt
team did lose the following afternoon.
The mental attitude Of a team is the in.
tangible thing that puts the gray into the hairs
Of the coaches. Given. say. twenty five men
who >ave the size. the strength and the speed
to play football; men who have learned their
lessons and execute their plays fnultcssly-why
is It these men may be defeated by a team that
IL weaker in every physical and tactical way?
The answer is that the old fighting spirit was
lacking.
When players are in the proper frame Of
mind to play winning football it is wise thing
to cross the street to avoid meeting them on the
eve Of q big game. Realizing the proximity OF
the battle which to them means so much they
are Grabbed and silent. They have no time for
jokes or idle remarks. They would wallop
nal who nut on the mirth and laughter record.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11
ANOTHER NEW CLUB
Twentieth Century Opens TUESDAY
Niaht at Yonah Hall

Another new boxing club will bc
opened in Philadelphia when the Twcn.
ti"th Century Athletic Club gets started
at ionah Hall Tuesday night. The
initia wind-up arranged by Rill Dalv
who is til" matchmaker. will be between
Cuddy DeMarko. a Pittsburgh boxcr
and former amateur champion. opposed
to Hank McGOvern. of Kcnsinyton.
The semi final will bring together
Jimmy Nnllin, Of Mannyunk. and
In the preliminaries johnny Shop.
non. Of the Middle West. will meet
Willie Clark. of Manayunk Young
CLANCY. of Strawberry Mansion, viii
tackle Willie Brown. of South Phila.
lelphia. and Charlie Kitsie opens tho
show with Tony Marino.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11
Mental Attitude Players Grid T
Ho,v Does II strike You?
y etT By i,
THE OBSE ERvER


BATTLING SKI sailing m.rry mis Of whsI
VI. nvee Mn. eonl"u.ne Of his n''dae' "" land lin
Il, % .s e s !. .;,,.
). took punch at amer
S n a;.':' % % .;s, @ + ,; ss ~ e y. S
s:s ' s:,: =: = :: s :s
% .a:' that &: 'sa''; ss French "ss sss .: . tho a..
60 u % ' e: s + % % s s @ s.. s np
Since bis victor, over @ has been % to s
ns nn s % n s @ % @ s % H. ,s s . "
hmble enlarged DOME " 5f% l,'1 i =, 3
sss::. s1s iun''1..s. door should
. IN. Lm, Of Huaaa Speed i. s.
CIR MosELY FLETCHER after an a.
the limit all distances unusual
abl.
bette. S SSnd @ for the 100 yard. any Words record in the popular
@ eossss" p.as .h.os., eu.,. had
Il. ses y' With Sas: run
%i'' ss; Is: " ii:
si.en :t.rwsrd Ted Meredith With a a5
s.n ss :s done s ss s % s % s.n wa . eve. nor,
within two seconds Of him. There several Meredhs time who
Si s:. %
I'd s. s1s Sc" % % he not TO- :s thu :
=. not % @ ~ the vi. s:s S?:ss : " seconds
s:; ":..s ;s. :. IA: ;:s :' .:
Lebanon Valley and tearing
through the opposition for the Annvile institution.
The Spirit Of Tom Holeran
IIolcran
the position he hods-capan Of the University
burgh football ..,...,
In the preliminary training the fall Ilocrnn worked
possible physical
o everything he had football ability.
+: 'ss s: 's s':i
@ for % " 3 s: .ns n . ; .. the s s % ss The
helpless Holn felt
Virginia defeat his matcr Captain powerw
TO aid his In need! . ' r e a
Who has melancholy Hoeran?
Icran Pitt doesn't that Instead he has
leader of the fact we'll
II an inspiration to the Panhen. ! '''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11
UPTOWN FIvEs TO CLASH
o. Peters and Nativity Meet In
CAGE Battle TonIah<

Ihe Nativity Catholic Club and 1t,
retess Catholic Club will meet in
me me n.st .sa, o. ssries Of basketball con.
s..d. .ss.s 'Sm!fnt Sm Mths af the formers hail. Bel.
1'sss ri RiesSssasS sMsssSn .:Is;:t :ss:t ~, ,..
snd sna ..p.cts Sa,s, q IT,. tss eity
ss :essas s' sam. s 's;;y :; ths 's s... s:i
against u. Henry. ~ ssaS""
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11
SUBSTITUTE BOXER WINS
Waily Hinek'e Takes Place Of Al
verbeeken and Trims Wolnaot

Wally lIinckle substituted for Al
Vcrbecken In the wind.up at the Cam
bria 4. Z. last night In the bout with
Johnny Wolgast and won the decision.
Wolgast was at. q disadvantage. az his
opponent had height and weight on him.
In the simi. .wind.up Al Willis won
over Patsy Murray. The other results
Ch,!ie aBootsl Doyl:: stsssd tss rc.s come. e.
llOAe battled to a draw, and Young
Fit1kimm0ns was chaAsd from the ring
In As third round Yer tosling XIII
0e04 4nan. lI (. \. ..s. Y. { ..a 4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11
PHlLA. AMATEURS IN
N. Y. BOUTS TONIGHT
Wsasy and Quinn viii Appear In
Interelty Boxing Tourney

Now York, Philadelphia, Boston and
Pittsburgh will compete tonight in an
intcrcity amateur boxing tournament
ut the New York Athletic Club. Two
boxers from Philadelphia will compete.
Chick Weasy goinG on in a bantam
bout und Francis Quinn will appear In
wclterwcight competition.
Packcy Long, Of the Kayoula Club.
will leave with Wcasy and Quinn this
afternoon for. New York. lackey will
handle these boys in their bouts. p
Quinn will keep in training for the
Philadelphia championship, TO he dc.
cided November II nnd November *,
ut the Olympia under. the auspices Of
the Quaker City A. A. and governed by
A. 4. U. rules.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11
sssehsr wIss over cen.v

= New Ssrt. Nov. ii.S.chsrI.y Bsecher, N.
Ss:i :' 's.ss:S Sss:s 4: IS:
sl%"' sslsss" p t'|ese ssssl.df dfns g S
ss%%a; ssssaa g; 5s as,;: ;:ss:s:s s:sss ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11
REDS MAY GET MAYS
Al Clubs Said to Have Waived on
Yankee Star

Cincinnati. Nov. According ,o n
story published here. Carl Mays NAV
wear q Cincinnati uni 'orm next scoson
Accorlin. 10 tn" report. the Yankees
have asked waivers on Pitcher Mavs
und all clubs In both leagues Lave
waived and II is said that by paving
the waiver price the Reds might bc
able to get the hurler.
1t IN not known why the New Y,rL
Americans desire 10 let Mays 20. Thn
story say Miller IIuggins did not ,.L
for waivers until he had n confcrcn"s
with Ruppert and Huston. Of the cluh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11
GRID MEN IN JOCULAR
MOOD ON EVE OF GAME
d USUALLY { GET WHALED
Are the Ones Who Spring at the Enemy With All
They Possess-MentaL Altitude Big Factor
BY STONEY NlcLlNN

GROUP
the football field Of big university was the evening before an
The players gathering the final workout
whst shouted remarks
whom passed Not the appeared TO have
in the world.
going Their
nta attitude They lack something that cant be de-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11
orsb Get. Decision Owe, RAM.

hu6alo, y. ". Nov. iI.--Hsyry Greb .,
nos wRS R"p.r 'e' Of Hssos. sa:e';.n vn
iWSsslys,r"sTd crcsTsd bout here 4reh who wsishsd
but had the lead al 81 The way. ''""'n''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11
10 Play Polo III Canal zen.

az ac:Y%:' .Yns os."n,,. MSy =, Do,s & team.
s:sia !: sees y Is ss::s s.: Il. w'''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11
Must Love Sport to BE Successful

DEVIEE ALI American
"A liking essential quality
another failure
the
college gridon who
Indifferent in practice They regard signal drill evil and
opportunity fight They seek perhaps the fame and which
football This athlete
which gains
S
physically than the But this will
football who supports that try point rule after touchdown
will develop kickers Well
much in evidence deciding factors in the big
in
that the defeat Of of the
NATURAL ability
~
rho has procced long Winie,
football should be his constant
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11
Anent S,Uarttmore Tournament

0NB Of the that possibly
held .s% p. %,; VS. School
' Of h ~ % s ali II s on TINT m the ss Rs' ii list n will large
ihe prize ' "''
Tssrs coaches them
s. and csss % s % arss, @ sss @ s S s s %
s Ss " ~s ''s Tis %'s @ @ @ G r . %
30 s: sss Si 5 ss ss Ss bis % s % No"
Of football should read place kick bail
sra,hmoe Prep tooteon management for the
;s'sssss ] ." s , 'ss s "s .
West Virgnias Team Fast
WHLE her. in the East regarding the Army game
we nd there will M "'s" be-
% n: " That " between
uroh guard who was American material in srl iSi5 h s' at %%1s
M &. w: Ts:"s: w1 % an" % ana l.
' '"' president"
Dow ne,....s~. My regard 7"ssy see.
""s s M " e..s % T' %t. S %
.. Of the truly great es's"' e' til: year:
Bender Ycarns for Philly
sz q. R.sans sin s % n % mot % @ %
@ ' is 'ss %. as, "si
Phiaanha am getting
f. n: pens s., ss DE-. es n Il. call odd but " good
nENDER is the depa,,mr, Of
;s. .ss,"' ., "s': ': '' % '4 GI ''; '' % @
SGs1g n, About Sp0rtsmen One Meets
golfer ,sn choice an" Sr"er by
.sss s % 1Ss with @ s's 1S s s @ %
siss:: a. 9" 'i:":s 's:
League sprnr on the track ten" nnd third bsmsn
e .s.." g Il. y. -. =: ~ e -. nam. &, :,,s,. s.;
9a1l!sc VA as "a n IA - a ~ gassaA..ssaA u
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11
Basketball Statistics

EASTERN LElGv;:
Camden oi.ooO r,o,,,., Y. J.. PC.
Trenton, - ! 1907 Jasper. 'an0
All. City. . -: .i00 Reading. q '25o o
ToNidHT's GAME ''''
Trenton at Reading.
OTHER GAME TONIGHT
.,sii Peter.s at Nativity. i.eisrad, an,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11

said the srrons that his real friends always
established him
All American back If he was mo and sarcastic they knew there
jublant
standard high.
public
battle He insisted that who
Of fight don't in their hearts
perhaps dscordan but he declared
his
that
inferior blame mental attitude the players
nine times Of ten will be absolutely right
THIS be of nOthing-heN
vhich asked eheN
a that should II a
ascertain the the failure
n games they uin hdnd1y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-11

IL: psss' :ss. Ys:' Ss:: ;; yss s.ss ss
The Nome nugget., 1922-02-25
DIV ING ALA SIX A

 Territory Alaska along the entire panhandle that hody of the mainland a Alaska will be If eventually, Southeastern Alaska this
  general 
 
 
 The editorial follows division into Territories the division Kehkan Chronicle toa of Southeastern Alaska Others Southeast Alaska Tt has been often pointed for herself without Federal than the Federal Whatever be said other questions the ability of Southeast Alaska
  is 5O,000 miles Western Howeve of fahing have
The Nome nugget., 1922-02-25
WE NEED LESS GOVERNMENT NOT MORE

From June
 Faulkner to MT sherman that country true elsewhere throughout is the ares thing Government do IS give people a themselves delay prosperity may make uncertainty 1egu- general conditions in some particular dollar Government exends General prosperity The aid the  
 s the habit of thhkhs pa prosperity action It has tendency to realize that the only they utilization of a will The the people capital development and utilization
 meddng the Govern There time when the mos United Appaachn  
 frontier Westward
 
  instituted the outskirts where belonged people turned their the development had 
 S 1esss Washington
The Nome nugget., 1922-02-25
Avoid Mistakes
No Need For Nome People To Experiment with Such Convincing
 Evidence at Hand

There are many well-advertised kidney remedies on the market today, but none so well-recommended in this locality as Doan's Kidney Pills. Read the following.
 Mrs. E. C. Siddons, 1OS-17th St, Oregon City, Ore, says: q am glad to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills Tor I know they cant be beat for kidney complaint. My kidneys were weak and if I overworked or took cold it settled on my kidneys and I had severe backaches. I could hardly do my work and my kidneys didn't act right. I used .Doan's and they were just what needed. They soon rid me Of the backaches and other signs of kidney complaint"
 Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy-get Dcan's Kilney Pills-the same that Mrs. Siddons had. Foster Milbura Co.,, Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y.
The Nome nugget., 1922-02-25
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To Olaf Lindbloom and Miss ---~- Lindbloom and your heirs and legal representatives:
 You and each of you are hereby notified that the undersigned as CO., owner therein. has expended the sum of one hundred dollars each year, during the years 1906. 1907. 1908. 1909. 1910. 1911 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915. 1916. 1920. 1921, in labor and improvements on and for the bene fit of the LUCKY THREE ASSO- CLAYTON placer mining claim. on Dahl Creek. a tributary of Kobuk River, in the Noatak-K obuk Record ing District, Kiana, Alaska, notice of location whereof is recorded and is more fully described in the records of said recording district, in the per forming annual labor required by Sec. 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States and supplemental leg islation. in order to hold said claim.
 And you are severally required to contribute your proportion Of such expenditure. according to your sev- eral interests in said claim to the un- dersigned coowner with you therein within ninety days after the service of this notice on you by the publi- cation thereof, or your interest in said claim will become forfeited and vest in the undersigned as provided by the said statute.
 MICHAEL TUOHY,
 Co-owner. Publish-Dec. 31. 1921. and Jan. ', IA, 21, 2S. Feb I, II, IS, 95, and March f. Il, IS, 25. 1922.