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Evening star., 1923-10-13

SPECTATORS. ATTENTION.
DOWNTOWN ROOMING HOUSES.
PRICE, $10,50O.
Large 10-room house on 18th ct. below Iowa
Circle, on lot 24x90. First trust, $4,000. Sec
ond trust, 5000.
PRICE, $13, 500
Brick house of 10 rooms; are In excellent
condition. Priced for quick sale. Located on
N street between 18th and 18th.
PRICE, SIS, 500.
Located on 18th st. between N and o sts.
house containing 8 rooms and baths with all
modern improvements. Wide alley; plenty OF
room for garage.
PRICE, $25, 900.
Corner house on 18th ct. below rowa Circle.
Contains IT rooms and 2 baths. 0ne-car "a.
rage.
For further particulars call e. J. KYLE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY DEPARTMENT.
WILLIAM s, PHILLIPS,
18th and SITS. NV Phone Main 1900.
Member Of Washington Real Estate Board.
Evening star., 1923-10-13

LARGE, MODERN, FURNISHED HOUSE.
North Chevy Chase. ami, except gas; on car
line IthrouSs In month"; and concrete road,
Evening star., 1923-10-13

BUILDERS, ATTENTION.
I have of the best building propositions
ever offered to the public in Chevy Chase. Nd,
2 squares from the car line, with all improve
ments; plenty Of trees; surrounded By beauti
full homes. .(Owner.) Address Box TOP.
Star office
Evening star., 1923-10-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES


HOW Do You USE YOUR sPARB TiMEi
making Mechanical Architectural drawings.
Individual instruction, day or evcntng. No
experience necessary. Start now. Write, cal
OK phone foG new cataloge. COLUMBIA
SCHOOL, OF DRAFTING. l4th and sts. nv.
RADIO EXPERTS EARN $50 TO $50 A
week In this new. guncrowded field; thousands
OF positions waiting; our graduates In great
est demand; work on land and sea; day classes
and home study courses; evening classes on
Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays beginning
Oct. /. Call, write phone Main 1875, Ma
tional Radio Institute, 1928 Connecticut ave.
AUTO REPAIRING.
Two-month day course or three-month even
Ing course for young men who desire to learn
the auto mechanics trade. =.
Y. NJ. q. A. AUTO SCHOOL,
1zss G st. NV. Main $3.50
CAPABLE LIFE INSURANCE MEN ARE
more and more being rated as professional
men; they receive confidential informa tion
from their clients and build incomes to pro-
tect the client IL disabled, or. In old age, 10
protect the widow and the orphan, the cor
poration, or the partnership. Big insurers
will only deal with men who are well trained.
The C0NNECTlCUT MUTUAL LIFE IN
most thorough course of instruction on the
science OF Life Insurance. to enable its neId
force to render PROFESSIONAL. PUBLIC
SERVICE and there is no charge for this In
L. D. SAMPSON. General Agent,
1885 Woodward Bldg,
Washington, ID, &.
Evening star., 1923-10-02

MARBLE VASE, over q hundred years cid;
, also other antiques. ll0o 1th 81. ne. n
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

MAKE $40 A DAY. Hustling house to house
men wanted to work In all sections OF the
city with new line of cleaners and polishers
for use in every home. See Mr.. Lynch, 0O2
District National Bank bldg
sALEsNEN-Three live real estate saiesmen:
big opportunity for the right men. Cory &
Cory, Builders. 907 18th ST. NV.
SECURITY statesmen, all
grades, to sell attractive unusual
income issue. Going concern
we'll established; nothing like
this has ever been offered before.
Small drawing account allowed
daily. Apply Sales Manager,
207 Phillips bldg, daily, except
Sunday.
LOCAL mortgage company OF
strong directorate desires the
services of FIVE statesmen with
or without experience. Apply
Washington Mortgage & Finance
Company, International Bldg,
1910 + st. NV. Suite SII.
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| NTTIJNFRY wall and dress cases. plate
| sjass noor cases mirrors, dressing tables nat
| stands and miscellaneous tables; nearly new.
\
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MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS.
Rooming house, IS rooms; beautifully FUR
nished; several baths; h.-w.h.; electricity
price reasonable.
Rooming house, near 18th and Mass. ave.;
well furnished: rent. $s5; sickness cause oi
selling; price,, $500; il rooms and bath.
Rooming house near W., II. d. A. station
1: rooms; steam heat; half price at 5000.
Itooming house, 10 rooms. baths; steam
heat; gas and clec.; bargain at 81 800.
Eooming house, near 9th and Mass. ave-
rent, $40; price, $3.50; 10 rooms and hath; q
real bargain.
Grocery and meats. uptown; new fixtures
we'll stocked; rent, SIS; price, $3.50.
Delicatessen and grocery. me-; splendid littlt
store; rent, s75; price. $500; living rooms.
Butter, eggs, delicatessen and grocery stand
in leading market; low rent; no better locsted
stands In market; viii sacrifice.
Consult US about selling your place.
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS, :,
~ n. Te AIA
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES

1UTO DRTvIH0 LEssoNS PRIVATELY
fiyeA. Gail Lincoln sc. We do the rest.
ras,s .sS ,rnI.-,,irs S.t 10 ~ sSs. ~.
tqition, y; Special instruction for Cslculs ting
examinations, Clerk promotion. File Clerk pro-
motion and Bcotkeeger, Oct. ls. Day and night
instruction. The Civil Service Preparatory
School, Sc. cor. 18th and r NV. Frank. 20e0
REGTNNERs TNETRUCTED IN MANDOLIN.
bantc and guitar: accompanied furnished mu-
steal students for practice. Telephone Frank
lin S04O. So
HOTELS NEED AMBITIOUS men and
woman; nationwide demand 10 all depart
ments, hotels. tea rooms. cafeterias, clubs
apartment houses; uncrowded neId; nna living,
quick advanceaent; our methods tpdorsed-
our students employed BY leading hotels. every.
where. Open evenings. Call for particulars.
Lewis Hotel Training School. 1910 N. Y. ave.
sstate business; receive pay while learning:
seed not intertsss With present eupseymest;
every TUESDAY aud Thursday, 8 pm. Will
LIAM +. MATTEeQN. e1o-ei1 Bond blSk.
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sITUATIoNs-FEMALE.
Continued.


STENOGRAPHER. employed afternoons, de-
sfres position mornings; experienced In COLI
gressional work. law Office and social secre-
tary; satisfactory references. The Sun bur1,
Apt. 405, 1912 III NV.
sTENOGRAPHER and clerk. expert desires
permanent position; state salary. Address BOX
117-M, Star office.
sTENoGRAPHER, some experience, high
school education, willing worker. Phone Nam
2S76. 8s
sTENOGRAPHER, expert, two hours work
daily. Address Box 235-L, Star office. ~
TAILOREss, dressmaking, busheling. by an
experienced girl In shop or private homes.
2022-A 4th st. NV. ..
TELEPHONE OPERATOR or cashier, by In.
telligent. capable woman. 154 9th st. sw
TYPIsT, experienced stenographer,, good edu-
cation. neat in work. Col. Ss04.y. 8.
TYPTsT and general once work by expert
enced and willing worker. Address Box lS2.L
Star office. ..
TYPiNG. addressing. copying. nlling-in au-
thor's manuscripts. Franklin 10I0A D
WORKING PARTNER or resident manager
apartment house, woman of executive aplity
desires position. Address Box l2I-M' star
office.
YOUNG WOMAN with some office and switch
board experience desires position where she
can learn some business; will work Tor small
salary to begin. Address Box 342-L star
ONCE.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-24
STANDARD KEEPS AT WORK

The Standard Oil Company is per sisting in it's exploration of the Cold Bay oil fields Of Alaska while the oth- CT company which engaged in the same enterprise, temporarily at least, has suspended operations. The Alas ka Weekly is given to understand that this does not, in the slightest degree, imply any lack of confidence in the ultimate development of the field.
 The Standard Company, however, is going straight ahead, evidently intent on a final and complete demonstra- tion Of the oil possibilities of this par ticular district of Alaska. AS is well known, there is no company in the world so well equipped financially and in experience to make such a demon stration. The Standards policy is to carry its every undertaking through to a definite conclusion. This may not have always been it's policy-nO one can say for sure. There was a time when this great organization permitted itself to be misunderstood by the general public; time when its workings were easily subject to misinterpretation by the courts as in- stanced in the almost forgotten, but once famous $29,000,0OO fine imposed upon it by Judge Kenesaw M. Landis, now the supreme baseball umpire of the country.
 Standard Oil has itself worked a great change in public opinion. The extension Of it's direct services has brought it everywhere into closer con tact with the people. Still recognized as an immense organization, it has proved that size is not incompatible with efficiency. It is doing an impor- tant work in Alaska just now and it will doubtless continue at that work to the great advantage of Alaska The Alaska Weekly.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-24

convenience to residents and travel CTS. A trail has been constructed from Snug Harbor on the lower end of the lake, to Coopers Landing, on Kenai river, where it intersects with a fine road leading to lower Skilak lake, or to the edge of the Forestry reserve, at which point it is hoped the Road commission will start in on a road to Kenai.
 This road is one of the most impor- tant in the division, as it will allow Cook Inlet residents to reach the rail road thru the winter months, at a time when the inlet is frozen over. It is stated there are about 500 per sons served by this road.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-24

In a recen trip down Kenai Lake the Hungarian ambassador to the United States, and his companion, a famous international sportsman, de clared the scenery far superior to that of Switzerland, and added that if the lake were in Switzerland it would be dotted with hotels and summer re- sorts. Which goes to prove that a prophet is without honor in his own country; or rather that Alaskans are so used to magnificent scenery that it causes little interest among them.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-24

For tan and sunburn, Cream of Al mond Lotion, soc. Seward Drug Co.,.
 1S4-tf
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-24

Money Orders issued, Seward Drug Co. 1S4-u
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-24

Mr. Chas. Krefting received tele- gram from Sigurd Wallstedt, depart ment supreme dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose, and he asks that the order held a meeting after the arrival of MT. Wallstedt. MT. Krefting an nounces that there will be meeting Saturday night.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-24
ATTENTION. MOOSE

All members of the Loyal Order of Moose are requested to be present to receive our deputy supreme dictator, who is coming on the Alameda. All watch for the boat themselves.
 CHAS. KEEPING,
 Local Dictator
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-24

M. L. Griffiths was an arrival on the Evans last night, leaving today for Ancrorage. MT. Grlifiths stated he would come to Seward on a big game hunt mex. year.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-24
FORESTRY SERVICE DOING
 FINE WORK AT LOWER RENAL

The Forestry Service has done con- siderable work around lower Kenai and Skilak lakes, the roads and trails being in excellent shape, and a great
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-24

*Traln ues up at Curry over night.
 Equipment will consist of buffet observation, day coach, smoker and baggage car. This schedule will give patrons of the road an opportunity to pass through the Broad Pass and Ne mana canyon district in the day time.
 Trains both north and southbound stop over night at Curry, where excel lent hotel facilities are available for the public.
 River steamers leave Nenana every Wednesday at 10:00 a. m. for points down river to Holy Cross, and con- meeting with gas launch at latter point for St. Michael. Arrive Nenana every Monday or Tuesday.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-15
JUDGE IOMEN APPOINTED CHAIRMAN OF HARDING
 MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
 IN SECOND DIVISION

The Harding Memorial Association formed by President Coolidge, Ga abi- net Members and other prominent citizens have for it's object the rais- ing of three million dollars. of which one million five hundred thousand dollars will be devoted to the ac- quisition of the Harding homestead, a Mausoleum and other buildings; one million dollars to be invested In government secureties for their upkeep; and five hundred thousand dollars will be used in the Endow' ment of a Chair of Diplomacy fin some college.
 will be solicited by committees duly appointed turnout the country. The Nugget hopes to be able soon to an- nounce the membership of such committee In our next weekly issue. Judge Lomen Is Chairman of the General Committees of this division, and is now proceeding with the or ganization of the several committees. What will be the quota assigned to this Division has not yet been learn ed.
 Certificates of membership in the association will be issued to all donors direct from Washington.
 The above association has nothing to do with the Harding Monument to be erected at Ketchikan, Alaska.
 George C. Hazlett. of Cordova Ia General Chairman. for Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-15

The rules are very simple. below s set forth the rules to adhere to when submitting your lines.
 Rule livery one Is eligible to ccmpe.e Tn the contest where ever the Nome Nugget circulates.
 Rule Copy must be typewrit- ten or in good plain handwriting the former preferred.
 Rule 3-Contestants may write on any subjects pertaining to Alas ka, the Nome and Seward Peninsu- "a section is preferable.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-15
HAMMON GO. OPENS NEW
 MINING ERA
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 struction of the two dredges last Fall. very little work had been un- dertaken during the last few years during the winter season.
 The Hammon Consolidated Gold Fields have done something in the way of furnishing comfortable liv- ing quarters for their married em- ployees that no other company has ever done in this section. Houses were purchased by the company and placed in first class repair for em ployees. and a pleasant interest dis played by the executives of the com pany in the welfare of their en- ployees in general which besides creating q friendly feeling between employer and employee. serves to make the machinery of the great or ganization run smoothly.
 Nome looks forward to the future of the Hammon Consoslidated Gold Fields in an optimistic manner, feel ing that operations on d much larg- CT scale will develop in the next year. while it has not been officially announced just what the future promises to bring forth in the de- velopment of the mining industry in the Nome district by the Hammon Company, it is generally understood that next summer will see many new developments by that company this district one of the most prom inent placer mining camps in the world
 The Hammon Company have nov ed their offices from First Avenue In the old Pioneer offices to the large and commodIcue building on Fourth Avenue near the Catholic Church, which was formerly the property of the Holy Cross Hospital. The building now occupied by the Hammon Company has recently renovated and is possibly the best office building In Northern Alaska. which again displays the progress iveness Of this company.
 The outstanding features of the | Hammon Company's accomplish | mants this season is the late date On which the dredgeS closed down. Next year will no doubt see six months dredging operations instead of three and one half months. the latter being the length of time other comoanies have operated in this sec tion before the advent of the Ham mon Company into Nome. General Superintendent H. R. Edwards. who is at the head of the Hammon Com pany's mining operations in the Nome district, has proven his ability i as q mining man On large scale l during ih" last season.
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and Swamp,

and Swamp, Where the Cranberries blossom anA
 the Silver Tips romp. Climb Mt. Mckinley and see where
 the sun. Rests every evening when it's days
 work s done. Head up the river with pack on your
 back. Stalk the big Moose. when you ind
 fresh track. Get you an outfit. pick, shovel and
 pan. And hunt for the gold with Pard
 who's a man. See the Birch foreats the clear bub-
 bling brooks. Explore the far piacea, the guIchps
 and hooks. Gill net for Salmon and dig for the
 clam, Watch the wise Beaver constructing
 his dam. Gather the Gull eggs far up on cliff Sail the rough waters in dory or
 skin. Voyage the Yukon or far Kusko-
 kwim. In flat bottom boat or Peterburo
 slim Fight the mosqut,os. Noseeem and
 gnat, Pot a fat duck on a reed grown fiat. Mush with the doea over long snowy
 trail. Hark to the north wind murmur and
 wall Walk on the snowshoe glide on the
 ski. Wailow through spow clean up to
 your knee. Get on the inside live with the men. Who have stuck to Alaska like
 wolves to a den, Meet Pioneer musher and real oh
 Sourdough. Do all these things stranger and
 you will know-Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-15
MY ESKIMO BELLE
Dedicated to q Friend

dusky maiden is my love I call her my little turtle dove. She Is princess of the snow. And surely sets my heart aglow. No calico for her, nor cotton, But a fancy blouse with many a but ton.
 High heeled shoes and gaudy hose And of perfumery-a generous dose A pretty coat of Maltese lace, And a brooch in a diamond studded Dresses of silk and satin without
 number. And a golden couch thereon 10
 slumber.
 Silken ribbons for her raven hair. Of ear rings--a cute little pair, Diamonds and rubies to adorn
 her charms. And bracelets of pearls for her arms A golden buggy and a prancing
 steed; Is just the thing my darling would
 need.
 If her wish I buy an aeroplane. Or an automobile to raise particular On the fashionable streets of this
 town.
 | go the limit. I do not care. I built her the finest castle In the air. catch her as T pet. a mastodan. And give her a gold fish that sings Home Sweet Home.''
 No frozen tom cods for her. Nor seal oil either.
 No more blubber gulore: AS in old time afore.
 But fllet of beef and chicken
 fricasee. Coffee glace and iced tea;
 Home made wine. and also beer Keeps my darling in good cheer This is all I can do for her. T. seems 70 me II is pretty fair. would give her, even the Moon
 or a Star: If only they would not he away 90
 far
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-15
LOCAL NEWS
NEW SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER
 APPOINTED

The Nome Common Council met in regular session last Monday even ing, among other business trans acted, the appointment of Mrs. Wm. Arthurs was made to fill the vacancy caused by Director Al S!tton of the School Board departing for the States. A telegram from Colonel Steese to the City Council was read. stating that It would be necessary for the City of Nome to contribute $2,50O for harbor maintenance. Due to the fact that no relief can be ex- pected from Congress before next s.'ring the City Council decided to pay the $2,500 for the year 1924, and authorized ths Mayor to notify Cor Steese to that effect.
 4 communication from the Schoo. b:a-d -..liestlng s;aHo for Sctcc' purposes was read and acted upon the Council granting the request.
 The City Clerk E. Grimm. report ed that the Assessment Roll Of the Real and Personal Property of the City of Nome had been turned over to him and Is now open for public inspection, the city council there- upon made a resolution to sit as a Board of Equalization on the 18th. i7th and 18th days of December. 1923 at 2 o'clock P. M. on each of said days and examine the assess ment roll and correct errors in val nation, description or quantity of lands, lots and other property.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-15
And here is another:
TO THE CHEECHAKO.

Stranger from the outside. on a
 sightseeing trip. To Alaska the Gold Land. from the
 Deck of ship, These words that you are reading
 were written for you. Every detail ia perfect. every pie
 ture Is true. You came to Alaska to spend few
 weeks. Looking for Glaciers and high Noun
 tain peaks, SkimminE the surface never looking
 beneath. Returning with knowledge. you
 speak and bequeath. To those on the Outside who eager
 ly turn, And hark to the lesson you never
 did learn. You curtail the facts, because you
 don't know, The heart of Alaska, where the
 wonder things grow. Take a trip around Ohio, never en-
 ter the State, Then go to New York and try to
 relate. Some facts bout the center you
 never have seen NOW, do you savvy the thing that
 mean. When I speak of your ignorance oi the big place up here. The place called Alaska that you can't vision clear. From the decks of a steamer that rides on the tide, For yor can't know Alaska 'les' you journey inside. Take a dog team or pack horse and hit the long trail. That leads through canyon wher'
 shadows are pale. Cross the big Muskeag the Tuodrt
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-15
YE POEM CONTEST

The Nuggets poem contest con- tinues to draw interest and below Is printed two more contributions from the poetical minds of residents of Nome. Next week will see some more of different variety than that which has so far appeared.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-15
CHARLES CARR MARES
 TRIP TO CANDLE r;

Charles Carr left Nome during the week with his leg team for Candle and expects to be gone about 20 days, he will have load os freight both ways.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-15
NEW LIFE GIVEN PREPARATIONS COMMISSION

16New given the Preparations Com 
 
 
  pending plan.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-15
NOTICE

Any items of interest 10 the snan- munity # given or telephones to ths Nugget win be given publicity anA vii! ba appreciated at all Hmss.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-15
REVOLUTION PUT DOWN IN PORTUGAL

which action government obiging
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-15

SEATTLE Dec 15-George President
  day Amputation
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-15
STORMS SWEEP WESTERN TEXAS

PASO, blizzard sweeping the Western Two colded in at Luna New Mex leo reports on accident
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-15
LATE TELEGRAPH BREvETIES


15-Mrs. Coolidge bow al
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THE NOME NUGGET NOME. ALAsKA LATE TELEGRAPH BREvETIES MRS. COOLIDGE MAKES SOCIETY WASHINGTON. 16-Mrs Ter bow 
 SHOOTS IN HUNTING SEATTLE Dec 15Geoge Danz President of the Hohu Steel Company, shot himself day. Amputation be MAKES PLEA FOR PRESERVATION NATIONAL WASHINGTON 15-Dawes Comptroller Currency. made the 0 national
  ANGELES. 15-Mrs age2 sui- herself B
  leaves children.
 SEVERE SNOW SWEETS ARIZONA PHoENEx, Arz. l5-The snow storm in years  people death in which
 PUBLISHER DAVENPORT SPOKANE, l5N IIul. Publisher a a hospital in Spokane last Thursday
 ANOTHER FINANCIAL WIZARD EXPOSED CHICAGO. 15The schemes
  attorney whom an ma LoxtsHoRIahEN RETURN WORK AFTER STRIKE VANCOUVER. 1s-longshoremen October on he PROSECUTOR USING GRAND POLITICS SEATTLE. 15Mayor o yesterday
  which in session political
 
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  in
 REBEL TROOPS DEFEATED MONTE 5--R under of  a BocaD De Mont HANDLE COOLIDGE CAMPAIGN MIDDLE WASHINGTON w. of
  fol he ion o Coolidge.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-15
CHILEAN CABINET RESIGNS

SANTIAGO l5Te Chilean Cabinet resigned because according dispatch yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-15

WASHINGTON 15-Dawes. Comptroller Currency.
  0 national
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EIGHT KILLED IN RIOTING

16Egh killed several wounded Royals Republicans the resu. a meeting
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-15

M tied eide herself a She leave twoc children.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-15

CLOVIS. New Mexico Dec 1s-Three frozen swept New Mexico during he las week.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-15
SEVERE SNOW SWEETS ARIZONA

PHoENEX Ariz, Dec l5-The most
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TAMPICO 15--R under he O  a
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PUBLISHER DAVENPORT TIMES DIES

SPOKANE. of he Times a a in Spokane last
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WASHINGTON, l5-James the Middle Yes nomination O President Coolidge.
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