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The Nome nugget., 1924-06-07
MUST PASS
 HALIBUT LEGISLATION

Washington, June 4--If the re- gently ratified treaty between Can- ada and the United States is to be- come effective this fall. Congress is faced with the necessity of passing the necessary legislation. The tre- aty provides for three-mOnth's s closed season. Senator Jones nov ed today that Congressional action a bill to prevent the taking of hal ibut between November 15 and Feb ruary 15.
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UNIVERSITY GRADUATES
 KIDNAP AND MURDER CHILD

Chicago, June 2-Nathan F.. Leo pold, Junior, and Richard Loeb, yo outhful members of wealthy Chi cago families and both post grad uate students of the University of Chicago, confessed that they kid mapped and later murdered 14 year old Robert Franns. son of Jacob Franks, retired millionaire pawn broker. Young Loeb is the son of Albert H. Loeb, vice-president of Sears, Roebuck & Company. Leo pold is the son of a very wealthy box manufacturer. They both con- fessed that they planned the kid mapping last November in the great est detail, and that it was done in a spirit of adventure and because they wanted ten thousand dollars ransome which they demanded.
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MONDAY
 tTELEGRAPHiC)
STR. VICTORIA SAILED
 FOR NOME SUNDAY \. M.

Seattle. June 2nd-The steamer Victoria left yesterday at five min Eses past ten o'clock in the morn ing with five hundred and six pas scngers bound for Nome. It was beautiful Summer morning and large concourse of. people embled al the dock to watch the departure of the Victoria and the Company's freighter Oduna The cargoes of the two vessels aggregate about six thousand tons and consists mostly C. mining machinery and supplies, The following is a list of the addi- tional cabin passengers on board the Victoria:
 M White. - Fornutt. ] C. Fleet, Charlotte Bruce. Stanley Whistler, Miss F. Miller. James Sarle. Mrs P Shumaker. 4 Blake. H w Hughes, Y Belgard, H Longseth. Geo Mckee. II Sole, Bodie, K Buitell, Ho- gpbroom, c W Hobley, F w Bostor, c Dunoon. w Wrightson. Barney Rolando. Bert Hammer. A P Cru Der, l. L Babcock. Carl Nelson, Meous. Roy Wilks. Geo. B. Woods, A Clout. ] w Stap!eton. Mrs Alex son. Geo. Olson. N Traveller. C. Hereor. A Pond. w Schultz. D P Norton. c F. Swan, w Gilmost, c. Whitlock, N Aver, A Mclaughlin. A. Eng. J. Burges. Dan Cameron, Geo Triplett, Geo Yarnell. w Var nell. n w Millican. Father N. Lon rleaux. Tom McGann, A C Fresberg F Taylor. Mrs F. A Weeks, Mrs Der nard, Mrs C McLay, Mrs F and Mrs Noble Taylor, F. C Apfrel W H Cut Ter. J H Ermauson, James Monk man. James Kelliher. O Ellison, c Mattson. Sanderson. P Donohue, Fl Swanson Larson. Andy Gatich. Holmes. Noble Taylor, William Pangman. s Scars. W C Sweazy. 0 Hatlund. W w Gleassford. Harry Kellng, F. M Levoudrn. Toney Sorenson. w C Chesney. r. Freeze. C F. Westad. F T Winkler, J N Clark, F Blonch. T Blonch, John Ardey.
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GIBBONS GETS DECISION
 OVER CARPENTER

Rngside, Michigan City, May 31- Delayed. Gibbons earned the right to again battle with Dempsey for the heavyweight championship. He could not deliver a knockout blow to finish Georges Carpenter in the ten round bout here this aftrnoon hut Gibbons showed enough so that the newspapermen rewarded him the decision. Thirty-hve thousand spectators witnessed the go and the gate receipts were three hundred thousand dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1924-06-07
FILM STAR DEPARTS
 FOR ALASKA

the noted film star. and number of actors and actresses of the Famous Players, Lasky Corporation, depart cd for Alaska on the s. s. Admiral Watson of the Admiral Line. Before they left they shot several scenes here portraying the early days when the stampede was on. They are coming to Alaska for the further filming of scenes for James Oliver Curwood's story, '"rhe Alaskan"
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F1RPO WILL FIGHT
 HARRY WILLS

announced that he has accepted an offer by Tex Rickard to fight Harry Wills. the negro heavyweight cham pion in the United States. It is ln- derstood that Firpo will receive q purse of two hundred fifty thorsa"d dollars. Firpo wanted the fight set for August 20, but Rickard Is en- deavoring to arrange for an earlier date. Firpo said he is ready to ror- sider a return match with Dempsey.
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ANOTHER CRIME TRACED
 TO LEOPOLD

Chicago, June 4-The Police De- partment has discovered that the bullet which killed Freeman Louis Tracy last November, fits the pistol found in the room of Nathan Leo pold, Junior, who with Richard Loeb confessed kidnapping Robert Frank. Tracy was student at the Univer- sity of Chicago and was killed on November fifteenth. Until now" no clue was found connecting anyone with the killing.
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THREE.QCARTER MILLION
 FOR ALASKA ROADS

Seattle. June 2-On application of the Alaska Committee of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, word was wired from Washington to the effect that the Appropriation Bill soon to be passed carries three quarters of million to be spent for roads and trails in Alaska. In ad- dition, there will be an appropria- tion for building road to Mount Mckinley.
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tody of an assistant sergeant at arms of the United States Senate. Daugherty was arrested on war rant charging contempt for refus- ing to give the Senate Committee access to bank records of the activi- ties of his brothr Harry, the former Attorney General.
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ODIrNA SAILED
 FOR NOME YESTERDAY

Seattle. June The freighter Oduna sailed for Nome at noon yes terday. She had the following pas seneers on board: Lee Kendall. " A Boyle, B F Adams. R J, Sim mons. II Blackman, W Lenhardt, George Mertovich, Jos. Kotcherar, R Taylor. T F Thorp, Tony Paolic. MT. Stanley, II B Conroy, C F smith 4 Zices. and William Henderson.
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BOYER WINS AUTO RACE

Indianapolis. June 2-Joe Boyer and l. L Corums piloted their eight cylinder car to victory at the 12th annual five hundred mile automo- bile race. After Corums had driven the first 272 miles he surrendered the wheel to Boyer They made the five hundred miles in five hrs. and five minutes. Earl Cooper was second and Jimmy Murphy third.
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LAPS DEFER EXCLUSION
 DEMONSTRATION, FUNERAL

Tokyo, June 4-Leaders of the National Spirit Movement have an nounced plans for the public funer- al tomorrow. of the harikari sui eide. after Saturdays mass meet ing held as an anti-exclusion demon stration. The identity of the suicide is unknown, but he is said to have shielded as the result of the exclus- ion measure.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BULLETIN
 S1.OO PER MONTH.
PATENT APPLICATION NOTICE
 M. s. 1855. Serial O613. IN THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE AT NOME. ALASKA

April IS. 1924. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Winnifred H. Rank whose Post Office address is Nome, Alaska. has made application in the United States Land Office at Nome. Territory of Alaska. for patent for the Albatross Pla- cer Mining Claim situate on the tun- dra about 34 miles westerly from the mouth of Snake River. and on the shore of Bering Sea. in Cape Nome Recording District. Second Division, Territory of Alaska. and within the Nome Land District, and designated by the Surveyor General oe the Territory of Alaska as Mineral Survey No. 1855, the exterior boun- daries of which. as set forth in the Plat and Field Notes now on file. are as follows, magnetic variation 16 deg. 05 min. E. to 16 deg. 25 min. E:
 Beginning at Cor l of this claim and Survey. being identi- cal with Cor. l Rurke's Associa-
 tion Claim. Sur. 512, fir post, ins. sq.. fl. above ground. in earth mound. scribed l B-512, 1-1355 A. whence U. S. Location Monument No. 512 bears N. 6S deg. 30 min. w. 4927.5 it.: thence S. 66 deg. 59 min. E. 597
 it. to Cor. No. 2; thence s. IS | deg. 12 min. W. 1863 it. to Cor. 3 not set and from which point i witness corner. granite stone | W. IS deg. 12 min. E. is 1925 | it. distant: thence N. 71 deg. "A
 min. w.. from true Corner, 651.3
 No
 on line 2-3 Reindeer Placer, Sur. 1918, and from which unset Cor.
 No. 4. witness Corner to Cor. | this Survey, being a fir post 4
 ins. sq., 2 it. above ground. in
 earth mound. scribed W c 3-131S. 4-1355 A bears N. 19 deg. AS min.
 E. AIS ft distant; thence from
 true Cor 4 N. 19 deg. 4s min.
 E. along line 3-2 Reindeer Placer,
 Sur. 1918. distance of 1925 it.
 to Cor. No. 5, identical with Cor.
 2. Sur. 1918 and Cor. Burke's, | Association, Sur. 512. being a fir post it. above ground. ins.
 sq., scribed 2-1318, 2 B-512, B.
 1855 A, in earth mound; thence
 N. 20 deg. 34 min. E. along line 2-1 Burke's Association 1262.5 to-
 Cor. and place of beginning.
 Area, 19.906 acres.
 U. S. Location Monument to
 which this claim is tied is lime
 stone IS ins. above ground, mark
 ed U. S. L. M 512, with cross
 ( + ) on top surface, and Is 20001
 it. northerly from shore of Ber-N
 ing Sea. 4.5 miles northwesterly I from mouth of Snake River and
 is in Latitude GA deg. 32 min. N, | Longitude 1855 deg. 3S min. W.
 The Location notices of said
 Albatross Placer mining claim
 being recorded in Recorders of-
 flee for said Cape Nome Record
 ing District as follows: Original.
 location at page 257 of Vol. 153: i; Amended location, page 332 of Vol. I'll.
 l The adjoining claims are: On
 north, California Association, un-
 surveyed; on the east, North Star | Placer. unswrveyed, Andrew Kos
 Xii, claimant; on the west, Rein- deer Placer. Survey 1913 ana Burke's Association. Survey olz, claimants unknown.
 JOHN sUNDBACK, l Register
 Publish April 1s, ss. May 3. 10, |
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'. $. EMBASSY PROTECTED
 BY JAPANH9E POLICE

Tokyo, June 4--POlice guards are protecting the American Embassy here in view of the high feeling oyer the Japanese exclusion. The police are arranging to handle the forth coming memorial celebration to be held tomorrow in honor of Satur-- t'ty is still unknown.
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WEST POINTERS
 LOSE AT BASEBALL

Annapolis, June 2-The Midship- men defeated the West Pointers d baseball by d score of five to three but lost the track meets to the army by 79 to 56.
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sleep on account of the irritation.
 read an advertisement for Cu- ticura Soap and Ointment so pur- chased some, and when I mad used two cakes of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment she was completely healed" (Signed) Mrs. c. R. Dusenberry, Motor R. A., Box 3o, Fowler, Colo.
 Cuicura Soap, Ointment and Tal- cum promote and maintain skin pu- rity, skin comfort and skin health, often when all else fails.
 sanpls Each Frse by Man. Address: "cuticura fab- eratenss, Dept. H, MAldsn 43. Msas." Sold every. where. Soap 8c. Ointment 25 and Soc. Taicuxn 25e.
 Cuticura Soap slaves without mug.
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ANOTHER AMENDMENT TO
 CONSTITUTION PROBABLE

Washington, June 4-The Senate last night voted i.s approval to a proposed Constitutional Amend n.ent empowering the Federal Gov ernment to regulate or prohibit Child Labor.
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BANDITS STILL HOLD ONE
 MISSIONARY, BELIEF

Picking, June 4-Kwangsi bandits have released Dr. H. G. Miller the American Missionary. and Rev Gof. frey, a British minister to allow them to arrange their own ransoms Official advices say that white man named Ray Carne is yet held bv the bandits, however.
The Nome nugget., 1924-06-07
COLONEL HOUSE PREDICTS
 BOURBON VICTORY

London, June 4-Colonel E. H. House. the intimate friend and ad- visor of the late President Wilson, predicted the election of a Democrat as President of the United States next November. He said that it would be only a two horse race with Coolidge finishing second.
The Nome nugget., 1924-06-07
DAUGHERTY'S BROTHER RELEASED ON HABEAS CORPUS

Cincinatti. June 2-Federal Judge
 Cochran today granted Daugherty, the Washington Court House Bank CT and a brother of the former At torney General, a writ of habeas corpus, releasing him from the cus-
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TUESDAY tTELEGRAPHiCl
AMERICAN FLYERS
 REACH RUSHING

Tokyo, June The American flyers reached kuShimo this morn ing. They made three hundred at,d fifty mile flight from Kusumi- gaura in fous hours and twenty five minutes.
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BASEBALL

National League-Boston eleven, New York six; Pntsburg one, Chi cago two; Philadelphia seven. Brooklyn eight; Chicago seven, St. Louis four; St. Louis six, Cincinnati two.
 American League-Detroit ten, Cleveland six. No others playing.
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SPANISH OFFICIAL
 .aSSASSINATED

Barcelona. June 2-Lonelio Cica- dio. an executive official throughout Catalina. was assassinated on the street. More than twenty bullets were shot into the body.
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MONDEILI CHAIRMAN
 REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

Cleveland, June 4-Frank w. Mondell, of Wyoming. will be the permanent chairman of the Repub- lican National Convention opening here June 10th, according to an an- nouncement made here by Manager Butler of the Coolidge campaign.
The Nome nugget., 1924-06-07
POLICEMAN ARRESTED
 FOR EVAPORATION

Seattle, June 4EPoliceman Jos- eph Burt was arrested for extort- ing money from bootleggers. Police man o. L. Redder was also arrested for having shot Louis Barei because he failed to pay tribute. Both ar rests were made by the Sheriff.
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AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY TO
 BE INVESTIGATED

Washington. June 3-A special House committee announced that it would conduct investigations of the aircraft industry throughout the Summer for the purpose of working out the future program of aircraft construction and operation.
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DEATH LIST OF SCHOOL
 FIRE INCRE.ASES

Los Angeles, June 2-The death list of the Hope Development School fire is twenty-two. including Miss Drew Thomas, the matron of the school.
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CLAIMS EXCLUSION LAW
 VIOLATES TREATY

Washington, June 2-Japan, in her formal protest against the ex- clusion of her subjects requests this Government to take all possible and practical measures for. the revisaf of such discrimination It contended
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UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT WILL
 NOMINATE COOLIDGE

Washington, June 2--President Burton of the University of Michi- gan will place in nomination Presi- dent Coolidge at the forthcoming Republican Convention, according to announcement made today by Manager Butler.
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I.OIH;E TESTIFlES BEFORE
 DACGHERTY COMMITTEE

Washington. June 2nd-Senato or Lodge testified before the Daughter ty Committee and denied that he ever aided in the issue of export liquor prmits as indicated in the testimony of Gaston B. Means.
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that the exclusion law is in entire disregard of the letter and spirit of the Treaty of Commerce and Navi- gation of 1911, between the United States and Japan.
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DACGHERTY ORDERED BEFORE
 SENATE COMMITTEE

Washington. June 2-!The Wheel er-Brookhart Committee has order ed former Attorney General Daugh- erty to appear next Friday before tn Committee for examination.
The Nome nugget., 1924-06-07
CHINESE GOVERNMENT SECURE RELEASE
 OF MISSIONARIES

Peking. June 2-The Chinese Government secured the release Of Dr. H. G. Miller an American. and Britishr named Reverend Gohery, both of whom were recently cap tured by Chinese bandits.
The Nome nugget., 1924-06-07
BISHOP FOUND GUILTY
 OF HERESY

Cleveland. June 3-William Mont gcmery Brown, the retired Protest ant Episcopal Bishop of Arkansas. was declared guilty of heresy by court of seven bishops. He filed no, tice of appeal and his sentence was suspe nded for six months.
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WEDNESDAY
 (TELEGRAPHIc)
BEARS POSITION

The U. S. c. c. c. Bear at noon yesterday, Tuesday, was just a lit tile this side of Nunivak Island. She had been in heavy ice since morning and was making slow prog ress, about one mile in four housr.
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AVIATOR DOIsY AT GINGYANG

Nagasaki, June 4-Deisy, the French aviator flying from Paris to Tokyo. made the jump from Muk- den to Gingyang. Northern Korea, in three and half hours today.
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CHANCELLOR SHOT

Vienna, June 2-Ignatz Seipel, the Austrian Chancellor. was shot and gravely wounded as he was alight- ing from train here today.
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JAPANESE POLICE
 PROTECT AMERICANS

Tokyo, June 4-The police De- partment is closely guarding all Americans in Tokyo because of the intense feeling incidental to the American exclusion of Japanese.
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PROTEST
 IN SEtRETARY'S HANDS

Washington. June -Ambassa- dor Hanihara delivered today to Secretary Hughes the protest made hr Tokto against the exclusion pro- ' tsions of the new Immigration bill.
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IOWA HOLDS
 ELECTION TODAY

Des Mones. June 2-Voters went to the polls today 10 nominate re- publican and democratic candidates fer Senator. Congressman and Gov ernor.
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HOPE DEVELOPMENT
 SCHOOL BURNS

Los Angeles. June 2-Fourteen girl inmates of the Hope Develop ment School perished in fire which took place Saturday night and de- stroyed the school.
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POSTAL EMPLOYEES TO
 RECEIVE INCREASE

Washington, June A hill ap- propriating sixty-fve million dol lars to meet the increased pay of Postal Employees passed the House.
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DOISY LEAVES FOR MUKDEN

Picking, June 2-Doisy, the French left here this morning for Mukden.
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EARTHQUAKE IN
 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS

Manila. June "A severe earth quake, followed by tidal wave, has thrown the town of Ango, in the province of Pangisanan, into pan ic.
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EEED DEFENDS
 DIRECTOR HINES

Feed of Pennsylvania. member of the Veterans Bureau Committee. defended Director Hines against an attack made on him by the Senator from Nevada.
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Cuticura Heals Rash Over Baby's Face And Body

"When my little girl was nine months old she broke out with bad
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LINOTYPE MEN GO ON STRIKE

Seattle. June 1st-The linotype men went on a strike last night be- cause the management of the Post Irtelligencer refused to sign a new scale of wages which cblls for ss.50 for day work and S9.25 for night work. The new scale also provides for an eight hour day
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SHANGHAI AMERICAN
 FLYERS NEXT STOP

Kagoshima, Japan, June 2-The next hop of the American flyers will be across the Yellow Sea to shang- hai.
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PORTUGESE FLYERS
 REACH CALCUTTA

Calcutta, June 4-The POrtugese around the world flyers have reach- ed Calcutta tonight.
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PENNSYLVANIA WINS
 BOAT RACE

vania finished three lengths ihea of the Navy in the Ame.iea&-Hen- Icy boat race, with CH!umbi.;. Syra- cuse and Princeton trailing I'll the wake
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AMERICANS ARRIVE
 AT KAGOSHTAfA

kagoshima, June 4-The Ameri- can flyers arrived at 2:19 D. m. to- day in bad weather which may de- lay their start for Exkushmoto to- morrow.
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AMERICAN FLYERS
 HOP OFF FOR KAGOSHMA

Kushimoto, June 4-The Ameri- can around the world flyers hopped off for Kagoshima this afternoon.
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ALUMNI ATTEND
 ANNUAL BANQUET

Annapolis, June 3-The gradu- ates from every class from 1864 up, attended the annual banquet of the United States Naval Academy.
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YALE WINS FIELD MEET

Cambridge, June 3-Yale won the intercollegiate track and field meet with Pennsylvania second adn Lel- and Stanford third.
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DOIsY ARRIVES AT MUkDRN

Mukden, June 2nd-Doisy, the French bird man arrived here late this afternoon.
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ElROPEAN CHAMPION
 ISSUES CHALLENGE

Newark, June 3-Erminio Spalla. the European heavyweight cham rion, issued a challenge to the win ner of the Gibbon- Carpenter fight.
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FLYERS LEFT KUSHIMOTO
 FOR KAGOHHUM

Kushimoto, Japan, June 4-The American world flyers have left here for Kagohhum on the Island of kyushu, their next stopping place.
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TAX REDUCTION BILL SIGNED

Washington, June 4-President Coolidge signed the tax reduction bill shortly before noon today.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Quantity of heavy wrapping paper suitable for laying under rugs and carpets, also old newspapers. For sale at Nugget office.
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rash over her face and part of her body. At first the rash was rcd, but later turned to white blisters
 that itched and burned, causing my baby to be cross and fretful. It got worse and she could not
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HOUSE ADJOURNs SATURDAY

Washington, June 4-The House voted to end its session al seven D. m. on Saturday.
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RUSSIA AND ARMENIA
 MAY FIGHT

London. June 3-The Daily Ex-- press says that indications point to war between Russia and Armenia ever the Bessara ban situation.
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WOMAN ELECTED
 PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL

Seattle, June Airs. Henry Lan- dis was elected President of the City Council this afternoon.
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Seattle, June 2-The Post-lntelli- gencer came out this mornng. the product of non-union printers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-04-17
Gardiner Now Eighth City In State Baseball Lea
WIGGINS' CHARGES
ARE HITTING PAGES
TO MAKE Nine

Lewiston. April 16.-Coach Wigs,o
put the Bates baseball squad throush
a warm session yesterday afternoon, A
short time was spent on infeld work
The occasional errors in picking m
grounders and catching flies showed
the need of constant practice befor.
the Bowdoin game next SATURDAY. Nov
that the squad has been cut, work 4,
progressing much more rapidly and In.
fight for positions has become much
more intense.
Two teams were organized from IN.
squad of "a men. Price pitched 10,
three innings and was relieved by
Small, who threw a wicked ball for
Edward Little last year. Bowen, a
freshman, who proved his worth in
the observation-disclosures game last
year. pitched the entire hve inning,
for the opposing team. Price showed
the smoke that held Harvard last year
The two freshman tossers did splendid
work and will no doubt make perma.
nent positions on the varsity next wear
The hitting of Cogan and Daker filled
the hearts of the Bates fans with joy
for they only too we'll realize how bss.
who can drive the ball over the heads
of the outfielders.
The feat of the afternoon was HON.
run by Al Dimlick. Dimlick is a con.
tender with Osgood for the keystor,
sack. He knows ball from A to z but
lost the position last year to Osgood
because of the latter's superior hit.
ting ability. Although it is true that
Dimlick's run was due more 10 the
placement of the ball than to the dis
tance which it went. it is evident that
his hitting has improved and that O..
good will have to put up strong fight
to recapture the position he held last
year.
Wiggin IS putting his men through
a great deal of batting practice in the
hope of developing some hitters. II hs
succeeds in doing this Bates stands
splendid chance of winning the Maine
intercollegiate baseball championship.