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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-24
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Grand Trunk Pacific rerminai-StF Al,
miral Watson.
Pier n-Ma Culhurra.
Pier p-str Dorothy ,isKEnds-.
Pier i-str X. I. Lucksnbaeh.
Pacific Coast Coal nunksrs-u. 3, L v.
rmatilis
Union Pacific TsrminAl-s,rs FultSn.
Northwestern.
u shippinE Beard NourinEs-str,
ncArport. bakersfield. Cuprum. City
OF spokane, West ipon. West Gam b.
West Hsnshas.
connccticut street TsFminai-Str Eamors
Associated oil--Srr OdunA.
Commercial Boiler works-Btr Santa Ana
Hanford street Terminai-Str 8aEadahec.
Duthis's-foSsF Hchr Ruby.
East Waterway Dock a Warehouse Co
Str CordoVa.
Todd Dry poeks-strs West Cadron. Pat.
trrson, Hama Nielsen. Nisla Nielsen
colmhn Creecote nock-str ~. W Baxter
standard OIL pock-str Richmond
Harhor Island Dock a Warehouse 90.
tfishrr'al--S str Cross KEYS.
Hsffernan'e Dry nock-s,r West KAdsr.
stFcam-u T. s. Relief. Arctic.
Alaska Steamship M0oFings-str Kstehi-
kan.
winslow Marine Railway EaEis Harsor)
-sehfs Mindanao. Vancouver. Ella A..
hstsor and Aiumna, hsrEss Coquitlam
CITY. oriffson and Hsnry Willard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-24
SKYWARD TREND
ON RAILS
BIG Carloading Record Is
Cause for Optimism
WALL STREET. JOURNAL FINAN-
CiAts REVIEW

NEW YORK. July gt.-nuoyaney
char rtcriard early dealings with
rails thowlnE greatest strength.
Iaeso stocks were stimulated by
the cErloadiuE figures showing
freight traffic holding about no per
cent below last years record-brcak-
Ing volume
Ta,is assurance that the principal
Egstoms will show satisfactory earn
mas Shis year. gave Impetus 60 the
Eemand for the standard carriers
I'D further gains were scored BY
many Issues OF this class
- che industrials, oils were fea-
turcd under the lecd % the Pan
Americas.
oQcnipg prices included; L, s.
steel, iQiA up =: Atlantic Gulf II;
lnterhorough so OF ). American
smelling. Sga. up - ttaA Copper.
go. OF = Union Pacific. itlN
h-thlehcm Steel az. up ~ Ken
n-eGs ftA, up y Texas Company
4e&. up = American Woolen. N y
off = Great Northern. ptd.. sSk
Corn Products. Sth. Off = New
Maven. 2AS, up y; Erie, yaa
Southern Pacific. sSs g, a o.. STb,
M y General Electric st67s, OF =
Reading. 81. up =; Mack Truck,
ssh. OF =: pan-AmericRn Pctro-
ieum. seH. up ~; American Sugar.
az. at = American Can. iiNA. up
=; fan-American n 53A, up ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-24
BANK CLEARINGs
BLADDER TR0U BLEs
Remarkable Old Dutch
Remedy Gives Quick Relief

No longer need anyone be miser-
able from kidney. liver or bladder
trouble, for wonderful old oil
formula, discovered by Holland
cfleniist over $50 years ago, brings
d,IIck, blessed relief even In tho
rnost advanced and stubborn cases.
This wonderful oil ~ now i'm
ported direct from Holland and Is
called Red Mill HARLEM OIL. II
comes In capsule form and Is easy
and pleasant to take. A few drug
glrts in this city are now supplying
n 10 sufferers from kidney. liver
and bladder trouble. with a positive
guarantee to return the, fun pur.
chase price II the trouble rs not
wnnderfuiiy relieved. BE sure 70
aak for Red MIL. the imported
brand, With the money back guar
anfoe. In SOC. packages. Sold by
good druggists such 40 owl Drug
Co.--Adyertiscment.
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Chicago Board of Trade


Wednesday, QuotatIon,

Cafsle-Rseeipts. none. Tone Of market.
<steady. Steers. medium. is.7sR7.Ts:
sonimon. s425as,7s; heifsrs. medium
and common. iiG5.Tt; cows. medium
and common. tl7sgs: eannera and
caters. s191.ss. bulls. Gamers and
boiognaa. t3.s9g3.s0; calves, medium
and choice. 100 lbs. down. tss0e3.
1so TO $50 Ibs., Is.soGs: $50 lbs. up,
1860
HeEs-Receipts liza. Tone Of market.
uneven. Medium. good and ehoics, is0
70 200 Ibs. ss.soeio; 200 10 $50 lbs.
ss9s.so; 80 lbs. up. ISIS q g.3s; pack.
Ing, smooth heavy. i7Hs. packing,
rough heavy. 1901: slaughter pigs.
$500; feeders and stockcrs. ,T.boas.
ehecp--Reeeipts. 1,7ef. Tone OF market.
slow. Lambs. heayywsights, medium
and choice. ;sso6io, cuifx and com
mon. al weights. ;s.soGs.so. wsthers,
stto0T.5o: ewes. common 10 choice,
35as.
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Omaha Live Stock
Wednesdays Quotations

CattIe-Receipts. $500. Tons Of market,
io6ijc higher. Ysariings. s7aio.z5:
steers. s7.75 y 1915. cows and heifers
t3s06s.se; stocksrs and feeders, ,5.50
ATS: calves. ;4Qs; bulls and stays. 80
a6z5.
Hoxs-Rsesipts. 1880. Tone OF rnarket,
15c 10 40c higher; bulk, ;s.io9s.ss;
top. lass.
Sheep Receipts. 1880 Tons Of mar
kst, weak. YsarlIngs. f9.5o9I3; wa,h-
srs. $500 f7.0v. lambs, sil.35di17s:
ewes. ;1.75G7.75.
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Seattle Wheat
wsdne.aay,. auetatlen.
Boston Wool

BOSTON, July .1.--Tha demand for
wool continues good. with actual sales
a BIT smaller than q week ago.
There has been an advance OF thr,. 20
five cents a pound the pas; few days IN
VOLS Dslainss are firm and some ask
Ing prices are a little over sec. sltho
most Of the business recently has been
AZ SIC
Tops and vorsteds are reported In good
demand. Quotations. Fine straight
eombsd. SIC TO SIC; hair blood. Sc (.
quarter blood. CSC.
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Arrivals and Departures

Arri,ed-July st-str Richmona from
hichmppd, az l2tge D ms ar "a. W.
haHtgf from lea Angeles via san fFan-
Ciaco. Gt Moons or X l. LuekSnhsCh
from Boston VIA ports, az ~ a. ma. slr
ssgadahec from baltimore via rorts. 81
q. MI ar Dorothy Alexander from
Vancouver VIA ports. at sac a. M sgr
Admiral Watson from ALASKA. AZ I a. "a.
July gl-slr Warwick from san Fran-
Cisoe, al sitQ y. ma. str CTusa KEYS from
UrsYa haftur Via Tacoma. a. y. ma, T.
Etr Oduna from Tacoma. az i;tt ,. IN.
Sailed July 1f.-Str saSysnA Tor Meme
and ports AZ noon. sgr jefferson for
Alaska, AZ a. IN. ctr Warwick for san
fTangisco 10 3;ae a. N. ctr hsEican for
hostcu via portH "a tiis a. M, July ~.
str Atlahtic city for Port Sudan. AZ
midnight. str West CsmAtEo for Husnos
Aires Via ports, "a sac ., M ma usorEe
WashinEtqn for Christlania VIA parts. az
p. m str President Grant for Tacoma.
at D, m.i stf crastsr Hall for London
NiA ports, 81 iglso .. m. str Luiss Sirl.
zen fer Australia VIA Portland, a. ., m. 8
stF H. ,, Hanna for Les Angeles az sac
a. m.
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Building Permits

Jessie BittmAn. care architect. market
bldg. s0xies. 1890.
Albert L1ndstrom. 1854 W. sgrd st.. resi.
dsnee. 7sxlt. t3.soo
Mrs. sarah Edmunds, s;ockads hotel,
residence. 3Sx3s. $4,000
olive Way Imp. Co.. Lsary bldg, apt.
house strs. iuH7s. 10000.
u. X Ransom. sts; First ave. alt bldg.
etc, 1900.
c, r BeAi. as 18th ave N. rssid.nee.
53x7s. $4,000.
Geo. Kaln. tsiI sith ave s.. resid.nes.
3tI2s. iI.se0.
z. A. Jorgsnssn. 900 Blaine st.. rssidsnes.
30xss. 5000.
Bssnan a Erickson. i17 Pontius ave-,
store building. ssri7o. 1900.
A. Larson. iss W. lard st.. residences.
asIss, 5000.
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Wheat and Hogs
Make New Highs

KANSAS CITY. Mo. July IA
Wheat and hogs scared TO new high
prices on the Kansas City board OF
trade and livestock exchange today.
Wheat reached new high level
OF ti.i9 for July. an increase % 81
September wheat sold at si.20ii. and
December at si23A. Hogs regis
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Denver Live Stock

NFdnrFunye UuotatIona
Cattie-l,ecrigta, 1S. Market. steady.
Beef steers. - Q 80; eoNs and hsifsr,.
it.aQUAsei calves, tsut! ssocksfs ana
feeders. ttgT.sos bulls, t1oGEe.
Hexs-Hseeipts. 1900. Market. 4e0gee
higher. Top, ts.ss. bulk. tt.p6gs.
pigs ft0G3s.
sheep-Reseip,s. 800. Market. sI8, zoe
lover. Fat lambs. tii.se8isso. feed.
or lamhs. ts.se . 1880; ewes, ts0s
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San Francisco Produce

wednesdays Quotations
Bufter-Extras. IN prime firsts. NOM
inal.
Egxs-Extras, 35h: extra pulIsts, 17n.;
undersized puiiets. 25h.
Cheesc--Caiifornia flats. fancy, Il.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, July 33.--Forelgn ex-
change closed lower. Sterling demand.
40; Russian. SIG: Sweden, 1859. off
so.oo07: lire, so.085fK. OFF yo.00o7k I:
Belgians. tO.oisoh. off io.eoo5h marks.
$4,000, 5000; Shanghai. ~. Yokohama,
4s; Russian. 1856; Sweden. 1850. off
;o.c0o2: Norway. 1910. off t0.0oo5.
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retain dealers by wholesalers. with a few
seasonal exceptions. prices to producers
can ba figured By deduetinE the cost OF
transportation to Seattle and approx
mAteiy IS per cent for hauling. storage
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

sugar - ouiss. Ray. ttes: refined.
steady. oranuistsd. tE:e6sto
Coff~e-No. Rio on spot. iTa; No. 4,
santos. stAg.iG.
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Tltt KsnAN
NNlN "a

tFst lev tide
1s a. m. - a
tlrst tiiEh ride
4gte q m ga o.
secuna lev Tide
R1 j. ma So rt
S~rund liiEh tide
iiiiT D m let a.
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Ship News
Tides In Seattle
RIpAY

lNlhh
JULY Is
nrst lew Ttae
Gut a. m ~ a.
llfst hish tide
itff D. ma IS a.
secead lev TIDE
% q m - a.
scond liiEh Tide
ne 20 p. ma lea n.
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Weather Bureau Report

TAroosH ISLAND. July st-sa A.
barometer riainE slowly. clear. Nind
EAST, - miles an hour
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Receipts Thursday n. m, III hogsi
,t6i sheep,
uaotntIous M Itnion stockynrns

VEGETABLES
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers
tIho prices given are those made to
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19
ABOUT YE PROGRAM

The High School Orchestra speaks for itself and remarkably well. too. as any one will testify who is lucky enough to get within range of their practicing.
 Oh, yes, the hero rescues the shop girl from a life of toil behind the counter. but what about the mana gero
 The High School Trio demonstrates their ability to use their feet as well a- their vocal chords in the presenta- ,ion of "Snappy Songs"
 We regret very much that David Beiasco will not be present 10 wit rcss "The Eternal Triangle" We r;edict a revolution in the Moving Picture Industry.
 Probably several people have giv- .n you a song and dance at one time or another during your life. but surely never one so enjoyable as that which is being prepared for the audience at the Vaudeville Show.
 "One of Them Must Marry" in- dee d he must, leave it to Aunt Maria tu see to that. But which one? Are. there's the rub.
 A thing of beauty, is joy for ever. and the Rose Dance is pre- erninently thing of beauty. come and feast your eyes and ears. Everybody knows there has been too much chicken stealing in Nome of late. but the culprit has at last been caught, see him break jai vixen he becomes tired of sitting or the Inside Lookin' Out" Swinging Down the Lane" ant I:cht into your hearts. that is ex artly what the entire cast will dt 1 just before the Orchestra finishe. the evening performance with ; grand flourish.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19
ABOUT THE JUNIOR RED CROSS

There seems to be some doubt as to what the Junior Red Cross stands for and what will become of the L,oney raised from the Vaudeville.
 The Junior Red Cross is an Inter- national Children's Organization. a branch of the National Red Cross. The motto of the Junior organization being T serve" The money raised by the local chapter is used for the hlLefit of the children in the Nome ,l:ool and the community. Up to date the Juniors have fitted out sr,ail hospital room at the school with a complete first aid cabinet. ard have purchased scales on which the students are weighed and meas ured each month. as a guide to per sonal health. Every year with the exception of this past one. the organ izstion has contributed in some way toward the Christmas at the native school and orphanaee. The entire net proceeds or the FauueVliie VIII hp turned over to the local organiza- ton which is sadly handicapped at present thru the lack of funds.
 YE PROGRAM
 Selections High School Orchestra b-The Shop Girl ...... .....
 ... Diminutive Musical Comedy o-Snappy Songs. High School Trio d-The Eternal Triangle . ..
 ..... ... Silent Drama e-Song and Dance Duo ... ..
 Senior Girl and Fresrman Boy f One of them must marry
 A Spanish play translated by
 the players themselves.
 a-Rose Dance .. Accompanied by
 ........ High School Quartetta' h-Inside Luokin' Out ...... Three
 .......o of our noted Negroes
 Swinging Down the Lane ....
 .. .. ......... Entire Cast
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19
LOCAL NEWS
LATEST ON THE HIGH
 SCHOOL. VAUDEVILLE

All the students of the Nome Pub lie School had a chance last week to earn ticket to the High School Vaudeville. The aim was to sell five, tickets each and thereby get ore free for themselves. Most of the children responded most enthus- iastically with very good results, nest of them having sold more than From the number of tickets sold there are only a few people left who have not bought ticket and we know if every thing else fails curios- fly will soon make them purchase one.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19
ENCOUNTER
 HARD TRAVELLING

According to reports reaching Nome during the week from James Keenan and H. R. Edwards, the tra- ve,lers are encountering some real hard going. Keenan arrived in Ruby last Thursday night after a strenuous trip across the portage from Unalakleet to Kaltag on the Yukon river. Reports state that keenan and the mail carrier be- tween the two latter places were forced to alternate in breaking trail across the Portage. the snow being very heavy and the trails soft.
 According to wire received by Mrs. Edwards Friday. Mir. Edwards with Leonard Seppala arrived in Nanana January 18th. covering the 65S miles from Nome to Ncnana by dog team in IS days. which is con- good time considering the condition of the trails and stormy weather encountered
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19
THESE WILL BACK SUTHER-
 LANDS HARROR BILL.

Delegate Dan Sutherland in a letter to Mayor George s. Maynard. states that he has had the matter of appropriation for the improve ment of Nome Harbor up with Col. Steese and the Colonel will back h.m in obtaining the passage of Bill which will relieve Nome from paying s2.50O annually for the maintenance of the Harbor. Dele gate Sutherland says that Colonel S'eese declared that under the law he cannot use the money allotted for next season without the cooperative s,.m being appropriated by Nome's Common Council.
 Delegate Sutherland continues with. Colonel Steese as I under stand it hopes to use about $20.oO0 this coming summer, but under the conditions he is absolutely tied up ard the Army Engineers Depart rlent holds that they cannot go ahead except in conformity with the law"
 The City of Nome has made the l necessary appropriation for the i work to go ahead this summer and with the appropriation from the | Rivers and Harbors fund approxim- ately $20,OO0 will be available for work on the Nome Iarbor this summer.
 Delegate Sutherland advises that
 he expects to get the amendment
 to the bill through congress about
 the first of June which will relieve Nome from any further appropria-
 tiGn in the matter of harbor main
 tenance.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19
CITY COUNCIL MEETS
 IN REGULAR SESSION

The Nome Common Council met in regular session at the City Hall on Monday Jan. l4th and not hay ir,: a quorum present adjourned the meeting until the following night. A quorum being present on Tuesday Jan 18th. the Council disposed of tie following business:
 A number of new bills were read by City Clerk Grimm and turned over to the Finance Committee for approval at the next meeting of the Council All old bills which had been approved by the Finance Com rittee were upon motion ordered paid.
 A request from the School Board Was submitted to the Council asking fer sl100 to defray expenses of the school. the request was granted.
 Councilman Sinhold was relieved from further duty as Chairman of the Police Committee by Mayor Maynard, and Councilman Julian assigned to take the chairmanship of the committee. The Mayor stat cd that the occasion for the change bs ing necessary in order to have the different departments work in harmony.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19
STORk VISITS MCDOWELL
 FAMILY WITH BABY GIRI.

Thursday morning last the StOrk paid visit to Nome and left d seven pound baby girl with Mir. and Mrs. R. c. Mcdowell. Altho the baby being seven month baby, it has all the appearance of d healthy and strong child The Mother and baby a., at the Maynard-C Columbus hospi- tai and are reported to be in the best of health.
 Papa Mcdowell is reported by h.s numerous friends to be in ex- cc.ient health and very proud of his heir. His chest mea surement they sA, has considerably increased in tht past 24 hours.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19
\. B. BARN DANCE
 ENJOYED BY MANY

The A. B. barn dance which was given by the Arctic Brotherhood in the A. E. hall last Saturday evening, was one of the enjoyable events of the season. The hall was decorated In true rustic style as befitted the occasion and the surrounding atmos- phere was such that it recalled to many the days spent back on the farm when barn dance was gen erally preceded by "Husking Bee."
 Delightful punch was served dur ing the evening and the music which was furnished by the Nome Orches- tra was of the best
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19
CARD OF THANKS

Kind Friends: to an un- atoida ble delay no acknowledge ment has heretofore been made Of the great favor conferred upon us ky those good ladies who were the auditors of. and all those who con tributed to, the benefit given in Nome for our children at the Hot Springs. We are very thankful to you for your thoughtful charity and hepe that your generous hearts will h- richly rewarded.
 Gratefully Yours,
 The Ursuline Nuns.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19
MRS. R. W. J. REED CONFINED
 TO HOME WITH ILLNESS

Mrs. R. W. J. Reed wife of the local Customs Officer has been con- fined to her home with what is thought 10 be an attack of the Flu f..r the past few weeks. It is re- ported that while Mrs. Reed, is not confined to her bed continually she can only sit up for a short time and then is compelled to return to bed For while.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19
REINDEER FROM I.OMEN
 HERD BEING sI.AUGHTEREp

200 reindeer from the Lrmen .ro1ds have bean. iriveo 'a 9 laoe near the Hammon Power House and .sIaughtering of the animals started Thursday. This herd consists of steers only and after Strengthening will be shipped to the States on the first outgoing steamer in the spring
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19

MEXICO CITY. Tehuacan. Rebel ed Mexico City further the Government Vera Cruz by of the Mexicsno and int lroads s
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19
OVERLAND MAIL ARRIVES

Pete Curran Jr., the Nome-Una- lakleet mail carrier arrived in Nome las. Monday with consignment or mail from the Outside and departed with mail for the states and way points on Wednesday morning.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19

DENVER Jan Ben Lindsey
 
  great disappon last than opinion of men have talked rapidly in the las lew
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19

GALVESTON. 1sThe Cruiser Tacoma is be that might be too late to pull the on
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19
CELEBRATES DOWNWARD PLUNGE OF FRANC

Jan. financial and commercial circles with the Franc enthusiasm and patriotic great victory participated n by
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Grand Jury.

s0ssu Sue L. Ausley. Deering John A. Grant, Utica. W. C. Todhunter, Kiana. II. L. StuIl, Utica. A. Femeyer, Nome. Mrs. F. Bockman. Nome. Mrs. Geo. $ M!exgard. Nome. A. J. Mckenzie. Deering. Alice Jourdan. Nome. Mrs. Richard Depue, St. Michat George L. Stanley, kiana. E. Grimm. Nome. Peter F. Wynats. Nome. E. Ketcheson. Dime. William A. Oliver. Council. Mrs. Sarah Crooks, Nome. Mrs. Hugh O'Neiil. Nome. Mrs. L. F.. Rynning, Nome. Frances Mcdonald. Candle. Jokn Kerr. Nome. Carl Lindeii, Nome. Frank Hansen. Council. K. NJ. Williams, Dime.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19

WASHINGTON. leThe ordered to Cruiser off washps Springs and proceeding to the of he
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19
FRANCS TAKE DOWNWARD PLUNGE

Jan. threw millions of Francs Markets ing snmped to
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19

WASHINGTON 19The Commission
  mileage with
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19
GRAND AND PETIT
 JURIES DRAWN

\ Grand and Petit Jury were drawn a the Court House Saturday Jan t2 and the Grand Jury is ordered to re- port at the Court House at II A. M. March 10th and the Petit Jury is ordered to appear for duty at the same place at II A. NJ March 17th, following is a list of the names as drawn:
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19
PA" sTRIBIING TAKES SWING AT REFEREE

BEACH Florida 1sYouns strbing dis sixhr c breaks the of strbn jumped just su disqualified,
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19

After installation fine collation. was served and during said repast tho outgoing and incoming officers and members present spoke on the good of the order.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19

After installation and the pusIHesS of the lodge being disposed or tne members and officers enjoyed over two hours of congenial discourse III elaborating upon the works and principles of the order and the good that it is doing all over the world.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19
MILL CALL FORMER CADETS 10 RED FLAG

MOSCOW Commssars have deeid 1902 cadets the Red Flag succession
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19
DEMOCRATS BOMBARD MELLON TAN PLAN

lsThe Democrats lombard the Mellon Mississippi charges Banks Railroads joined the Mellon plan.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19

SEATTLE, l9E M. plumber sentenced to automobile in while an
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19

1s-The ON Tsnter lessed yesterday of the American Oil being bv Rebel gunboats Thursday
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Petit. .Jurors.

NJ. o. Solberg. Nome. Chas. Cavey. Nome. Mrs. Chas. Cavey. Nome. Ed. Rohn. Nome. Peter x. Peterson. Nome. Mrs. J. J. Hamlyn. Nome. W. H. Webb. Nome. Ferdinand Klefner. Nome. S. H. Burgh. Nome. Andrew Mattson. Solomon. Louis Baure!e. Dime. Al. Nicholson, Nome. ,Nels Trolsen. Council. Fred Aver. Nome. Mrs. Albin Poison, Nome. Mrs. W. H. Koch, Nome. Wm. Arthurs. Nome. John Manos. Nome. L. Seppala. Nome. Wm. s. Levi, Kiana. Otto Mills. Nome. H. Sethmann, Dime. T. T. Spurlock. Utica. Carl Brill. Nome. Don Miller, Nome. Ben Mace, Candle. Henry Shultz, Nome. Mrs. c. P. Dill- Nome. Fred Siane, Nome. . Mrs. W. E. Gerhart. Nome. John F. Herbert. Candle. Gertrude Lescher. Nome. Peter Mcintosh, Nome. Fred Diemer, Nome.
 Pete Yeager, Dime.
 G. F. Hilfrich, Nome.
 Mrs. W. W. Barnette. Nome. Eric Johnson, Council. Joe Phillips. Nome.
 Marion Dunn. Dime.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19
FORMER MINISTER TO DENMARK DEAD

NEW YORK Jan lsMauce F. Egan the former Minister to ii according o a
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LATE TELEGRAPH
 NEWS TO DAY
GARNET WHISTLES WITH MEXICAN RNCKaDE QUESTION

WASHINGTON. 1sThe Cabne, Washington yesterda wrestled all day with ports situation
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19

At the last meeting of Midnight Sun
 Rebekah Lodge No. A I. o. o. F.. the following officers were installed into their respective offices for the
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with in Pekng would actio
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19vincent Iban the noted Spanish novelist he o he
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s6O... and REIsEk.AH
 LODGES INSTALL OFFICERS

At the last meeting of Nome Lodge No. A ,, LODE, the following ollie CTS were installed into the:r respec- tive offices for the ensuing term.
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19

MEXICO 1sThe Office Mexico
The Nome nugget., 1924-01-19

GuALAHUn. 1s-Door ceonzalo cordova, elected President of Ecuador