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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-25
EASTERN LEAGUE

Worcester 6, Pittsfeld 2.
bridgeport 6, New Haven C-10
innings, called darkness).
Waterbury I, Springfield 5.
Albany 3. Hartford 1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-25

Ernest Turner, basksths
Football man has been choses \
the Bangor high hoop crew /,
next season. Turner is q iu.,
played left forward on 81
quintet. This choice meet n
prevail of all as he was 4 mosI
lar athlete.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-25

The local high school team !,
main inactive over the wei,
game was planned against = ,
team but because Of the insAl,
collect together a cluster & .
ates the game has been c,ll,1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-25
ToDAY's GAMES

TOOAYS GAMES
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at St. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-25

C<L l,,S ''.'.... ..... j O2o o
rnurh 100. ..... Dol 90 O
,r, struck out by Trefetheren 5: bv
thompson i; by Druehl .. First base
,r1,o n,,iis or TrefethereE i; off
thompson 10. Umpire Lunch ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-25

SUNDAYS GAMES
St. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
New York at Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-25
SUNDAYS GAMES

Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York.
Pittsburg at St. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-25

STOCK MARKET AVERAGES
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-25

soccer fans viii witness n.
opening of the sport TO-DAY s y y
lston when the Lewiston ~, =
Portland. AS this is The 's n.
attraction in that yicinify ny ~
weekend without a DOM, ~ ~
will be Witnessed by msnv v' y, y.
seeing the rival teams b = ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-25
New York MoneyeMarket

New York, April "a.
Great Britain, demand 4.SOz, cables
an 60-day bills on banks ARA.
rNnce,. demand 5.19i, cables $50.
l'fNy, demand 4.10a, cables All.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05

La bonita cinta "La Edad Atre-
vida"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05
OLMPO

Johny Hines en- "El Fantasma
Veloz"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05
COMENTARIOS POLITICOS
DE BAYAMON

Soy republicano puro, de los
que no transijo con la frmeza de
mi ideal.
Leal como el que mas, heme
dispuesto a combatir valientemen-
te a los denigradores de la mo-
raj de nuestra colectividad.
Cuando fuf a la Coahcion con
mis- amigos los socialistas, fu@
guiado por la mejor buena fe,
pensando sin sombra de duda al
guna que las promesas aceptadas
por ambas agrupaciones politicas,
habrian de ser cumplidas al pie
de la letra.
Desgraciadamente, la mala fe
ell egoismo reinante en- ell ami
mo del grupo de siempre, erguido
en- absolute dueiio del partido y
de. las riendas del gobierno local,
ha causado la falta imperdonable
de no haber sido cumplido 10 con-
venido.
Els de publico conocimiento que
cuando Sc reunieron los directories
dc los partidos Socialista y Repu-
blicano Puro, fue promesa el crear
el cargo de Director de Obras
Publicas Municipales EN- el presu-
puesto 1925-26, ell cual correspon-
deria los Socialistas. Hemos lei
Go detenidamente el proyecto de
presupuesto y por ningun lado en-
contramos la partida correspon-
diente la creacion de dicho car
go.
Algunos sometidos a los ca
prichos del grupito referido, ale
gan, que no pudo cunlplirse ege
extreme del compromise politico,
dobido a la tremenda crisis eco
monica que atormenta al muni-
cipio. 81 este resultara ser cierto,
scria yo el primero en- excusar
ell bochornoso procedimiento de
mis- correligionarios.
Yea Ell lector: no existe canti-
dad alguna disponible para cum
)plir un compromise, que en- la
practica beneficia al servicio pu-
blico; sinembargo, el sueldo del
Alcalde ha sido aumentado a
$z,1O0, el del Director de Benef-
cencia a $4,000 y el de Auditor
Municipal a $1,000, no figurando
en- ell proyeeto de presupuesto au-
mento alguno para el Tesorero que
es de filiaci6n socialista. ST fgu-
ra una partida de $500 para la
compra de. un autonl6vil MASH"
para ell servicio de la ofcina del
Alcalde, etc., etc. De modo que no
es admissible Greer que sea por
falta de recursos que Sc ha ac-
tuado en- violacion una clausu-
la del convenio pre-dicho.
En- ell proyecto de presupuesto
tampoco aparece la creacion del
cargo de ch6fer, 10 que quiere
decir, cue el Alcalde 10 manipula-
ra Y tonfara en- el.. I. las frescas
brisas de .nuestros campos.
p
La Asamblea Municipal Sc ocu-
pc de aprobar la compra de un
CARO- para el seiior Alcalde
mientras actda de ese modo, no
tenemos una biblioteca municipal
donde todas las classes sociaIes
puedan asistir para aunentar sus
conocimientos, matando ell tempo
provechosamente, 10 cual da lu-
gar a que elementos jovenes Sc
entreguen en- los momentos de ocio
a ciertas recreaciones impropias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05
LAS ANT11LAs

Episodes de sci Brazo Amari
10" y una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05
sALIDAs:

SALIDAS:
Aver saI6 rumbo a Nueva York 81
vapor "San Juan" y Ell "Guantana-
mo, hacia Santo Domingo.
Sc espera en- Nueva York Ell va
por "Caracas" que ssh6 de esta Ca
pital ell dia 3, Ell dia 8 de los corrien
tes. Ell vapor Maracaibo" lego el
dia Nueva York. De Nueva York
hacia este sah6 el "Tachira" el
dia 5 y Sc espera aqui Ell dia 9 de
los corrientes. El "Zuha" llegara
q este puerto ell dia 10. y partira ha.
cia Nueva York ell dia II.
Ell Evelyn" saldr$ de Nueva
York ell dia 6. Los vapores Edith
"Cornelia" el dia Is. De Sar
Juan saldr&n hacta Nueva York OF
JUNO 10 Ell Helen" = el dia is e.
Carolyn.
Sc espera en- puerto Ell vapor
Ponce, ell "Porto Rico" saldr$ de
Eueva York hacia este puerto en-
esta semana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05
NUEVA FUERZA Y ENER-
GA PARA LOS DEBILES
Y ANCIAN0S

Para ser activo, fuerte, vigoroso 60
gar de perfecta salud, usted debe tener
bastsnte sangre pura, ssngre roja de Ia
calidad que .STRICHEO FERRARS"
ayuda producer. Miles de personals to-
man "Strichno Ferrars''. Ell dnico To-
nico que con rapidez lie recuperara sus
fuerzas energias lie ayudara a goEar
de salud envidiable. Consulte su Medi-
CO Compre IN frasco hoy mismo con-
veiisase Envie 20 centavos por un fras-
quito de muestra a Longrock Pharmacal
Co 1876 Liberty St.. New York N. Y.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05
cARIBE

La Hija del Martirio'' con Ali
ce Lane = David Powell.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05

ienoc han desapaecdo MI
mis- ataqms lie '' "D
uehacees.
hraa ase he
MI
Is e
pu0 juno ~ "
e
d
ell ell
AMERICAN TROPICAL REMEDY Porto Rico Branch
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05

PUERTO RICO
Raquel Meller en- "violetas I'm
periales"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05
RIALTO

Primera exhibici6n en- P. r. del
grandioso drama con Pola Negri:
"Sombras de Paris.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05

CINE POPULAR
(Antes "Las Casas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05
BUoUEs En- PUERTO:

So hallan en- puerto los vapores
"ozama'', "Therese Horn" y
fSouthlands'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05
/ eatro Municipal

FL bonito drama "Juventud Do.
rada" con. Glen Hunter y IA come
dia "Tomasito en- la Fonda
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05
VICTORY GARDEN

Jack Dempsey en- "Pelesndo So
Cana" y La cinta .'Un Juego Pc
hgroso".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05
HACIA MUCHO TEMPO
que sundo de NERASEN Estaba decada nerviosa
euro el
VINO FOSFARSLNOL
bras Pesab SO cuando empezaba VINO FOS
FARSINOL ahora pesa l2O
sRA CARMEN LAsANTA.


que vive en- el Barro Obrero Gale g. No. l6, diri
ge una carta lena de agradecim ento, por ell cambo
notable que ell VINO FOSFARSINOL ha oporado en- su
salud: "a
"Taca mucho tempo que venia sufuendo de ata-
oues mes dice empre estaba triste sin gusto, sin
an para nada pasando los das con n vac de eche,
por 10 cue sentia muy debil nerNnosa
Como soy pobre contaba con recursos de mn
g1na ase con que atender mi curacon acudi sol-
citud de ayuda "a senorita Lasae. de la CRUZ ROJA
oon me mand6 al Hospital Presbteriano donde me pu-
seron unas inyecciones para los nervios al POGO
te11no me volvi a sentir antes.
En- estqs cond clones ore por mi salud, pues nece-
staha estar buena para cudar de mis- hijos, un ola
le en- nm pe,i6dco e Ia medic ma que 70 nece-
sitaha. era e VINO FOSFARSINOL. En- seguida, con
Ia ayuda de rs auligas, reun 10 necearo para com
orar nm fraeco Ernrece a tomaro ena de fe las
nreras cucnaradas va pod5a dormir. Desde entonces
fni ntendore de todos ms achaques hasa que
nov esnes de haber tornado solamente tres fracos me
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05
BELIOGRAPH

La super production con Jchn
Barrymore: "El Hermoso Bruu
mel"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-05
IMPERIAL

! Estreno de la primera aventura
de La serie por Jack Dempsey.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-27
TUESDAY. tTElEGa ApHlC)
LOSES CUP TO NAVAL COLLEGE
 POUGHkEEPSIE RACE
Washington Junior Varsity Grew Wins Junior Event With
 Cornell Second

Poughkeepsie. June 22. Pp- A cloudless dawn revealed a quiet rlv- CT for the twenty-eighth annual in regetta, in which sev- epteen crews competed. three races bing on the days program.
 After final spins on the stream the crews took a brief hike into the hills west of the river. The Uni yersity of Washington, winners for the past two years. and Anapol1s Naval Academy, both times close contenders for first place. were the fayorites for the lead in the four mile pull.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-27
SENATOR DILL GOES
 TO PRIBOLOFFS Is.

Seattle. June 20, (P)-Senator Dill of Spokane. successor To Miles PoindeXter in Washington '. C., on sailing from Seattle declared that his boyhood reading inspired his visit to the Priboloffs. He re- called Proboloff's determination to find the northern rookeries and the discovery of the islands after years of search amid fogs. A coast guard cutter will meet Sem ator Dill at Seward and take him to the islands for 8 forrnigh1. On his return from the islands he will visit Anchorage, Willow Greek mining District and Fairbanks. re- turning via the Copper River country and Cordova.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-27
WEDNESDAY
 TELEGRApHlcA
ANSWER CRITICS OF
 GOVERNMENT ECONOMY

Washington. June B, Pl-Crr- ics of the administration economy policy were answered in detail hy director Lord of the the budget committee in a speech which. with one by President Coolidge. outlined the governments spending program tor the year before meeting of government executives when he said If the administration is ear- nest in conducting the federal up- erations economically it is hon- est in its effort to conserve lne taxpayers money. if it has the determination to reduce the @Dv- ernmental costs and al the sam" time increase the governmental ef- ficiency=then if this be parsinpnv or false economy let parsimHn% he enlhroned and false ecohomv he glorifed
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-27
BARROW ANSWERS AN
 ENOIJTION QUESTIONABLE

Nashville. Tenn. June g, 'P)- Clarence Darow. famous criminal lawyer who offered his services in the defense of Professor Scopes, answered a questionaire of Dr, Noel II. Hooper of Nashville. in writing. T think evolution then should be crime just the same. whether il is taught in public or private schools. the platform, in newspapers, books or in any other manner
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-27
ANNOUNCE NEW PLANS
 AND ORGANIZATION FOR
 SUPPRESSION OF BOOZE

Washington. June 23. lPl - Secretary of the Treasury Mellon announced a reorganization of the Federal Prohibition enforcement unit effective on August first.
 State lines will be ignored in this plan which calls for the country to be divided into twenty-two districts. each under supervisor to be chosen. according to Mellon. for personal fitness and his bus mess ability"
 Each supervisor will have two assistants besides chemist and council Assistant secretary An drews is given credit for forming this new plan and it has been approved by President Coolidge and Secretary Mellon.
 It is said that Andrews expects to make many changes in the per- sonnel of the unit
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-27
BADLY TORN UP IN
 KILLING BIG LEOPARD

Cairbi British East Africa. June 2}. iPl Nasty eashes about his faee and body which Stewart Ed ward White received in an encoun- Ter with wounded leopard while hunting big game in Tangunyika region are said to be healing and White states that he intends to continue the expedition.
 Whites encounter is told as follows Whites gun bearer pur- sued the leopard which White had shot near Kilioofezt and the ani- mal turned and mauled the native and a boy companion who shot to distract the leopard from his prey. White. seeing the danger to his men dashed in firing pis- tol which caused the maddened animal 10 jump him. Tnsheathing his hunting knife. White killed the animal just in time to save his own life.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-27
MONDAY
 rELE0RAPhlcl
DAGBLADT. SAYS ELLSWORTH
 WAS HERO OF POLE TRIP

Oslo, June 21, (P)- Ellsworth was, the hero of the Amundsen ex- DC dition acording to dispatches to the Dagbladt. Members of the expedition had separated for while and Jeff Dietrichsen and Os- car Omdahl fell into the water. Ellsworth who was with the pair succeeded in saving them. Amund- sen and the balance of the party were unable to do anything for the drowning men as they were on the other side of wide crack ip the ice.
 Regarding the picking up of the expedition by the fishing boat. the dispatch said that the fishing boat Sioeliv, twelve tons, carrying a crew of nine men was hunting wounded walrus off Ruggle Bay on the north side of Spitzbergen when they heard motors purring. They discovered an airplane ten kilometers distant and first thought it patrol plane, but upon nearing the scene saw 1t was Amundsen.
 The boat tried to tow the plane but abandoned this idea and hur- ried to Kings Bay.
 The arrival at Kings Bay was described as follows: "A large crowd had gathered awaiting the departure of the Heimdahl for Dane Island. Out in the fiord a small vessel was noticed making into Kings Bay with many persons on the deck. They supposed this to be a launch chartered by the Associated Press to follow the pa trol expedition. Suddenly some one remarked It's Amundsen' and immediately everyone recog- pized him and spontaniously hailed the returning men. The hurrahs brought out more and soon the dock was black with people. IT the meantime the patrols were meeting. discussing the rescue o1 the planes and when party hur ried to them saying that Amund sen had returned they thought il poor joke.
 Sailors and laborers were SC overjoyed that their welcome al most became mob riot.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-27
NAVY WINS

Poughkeepsie, June p, tPl-Tne Naval Academy won the Varsity in crew race, with Wash ington close second and Wiscon- sin third Passing the one-mile point, Washington led by half Ia length with the Middies second, Pennsylvania third Columbia fourth Wisconsin fifth and Cornell taking mp the rear.
 At two miles Washington had in- creased her lead to three-quartets of a length ahead of the Middiet, who in turn were q full length ahead of Pennsylvania. At the three mile point the Navy and Washington were increasing the strength of their strokes and were nearly even. with Pennsylvania n good third
 At the beginning of the varsity race false start was made in which Washington got the jump Ram began 10 lall as the SHellF were called back and on the final start the Middies got the jump. Cor nell and Pennsylvania following nearly even. The race, rowed in 2 downpour of rain was won in 2o minutes. 3i 2-5 seconds.
 The conditions had been ideal un- til after the varsity crews took their positions. slight breeze copine straight down the course and not a ripple on the water. bu1 this did rot hold for the race. Thousands n1 spectators in light summer garl were drenched but would not leave { their posts until the race was over | Syracuse won the Freshmen race hy a length and one half. Pennsyl- vania second, Columbia third. time 9. min. 59 sec. which was seven seconds faster than the junior var sity race which followed.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-27
E. (. WOODS SENDS
 GREETINGS TO NOVELTIES

The following radio Msssage was received from R. c. Woods. pres ident of the Fairbanks Aifplans Corporation. Saturday afternoon, too Ate for the weekly edition.
 Fairbanks. Alas. Inne 20 Nugget Nome
 We arrived at seven sfty-three last evening making non-stop rs- turn trip in six hours and fifty eight minutes: Excellent weather entire distance We appreciate the corlialitv of Nome sitizens and extend thanks to those who helped make our visit pleasant R. C Woods,
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-27
COOLIDGE RECOMMENDS
 FURTHER TAX CUTS

Washington. D. C.. June g, UP, President Coolidge. addressing
 the semi-annual budget meeting. promised to recommend to Con
 sress further tax reduction at the
 December session. predicting a snr-
 plus of two hundred million at the
 end of the fiscal year, June 30
 and two hundred ninety millions
 at the end of the coming fiscal
 year. He said that it was i'm
 probable that cut below three
 billion annually could be made for
 government expense for several years to come His estimate for the expenses of the coming year is
 three billion. thirty-fve million. exclusive of the sum to be used to reduce the public debt of the nation and the operation of the postal department service. He told the audience consisting of the cabinet officials and departmental that they must continue to decrease the government ex- pense. and gave Congress credit for supporting the budget, declar irg that the tax burden would be frightened.
 He said after showing the de- crease for the past few years in operating the lgovernment, "back of the tireless presistent and dras- tic campaignin& for constructive e. onomy in Federal expenditures has been the relief of the people of the from a great burden of taxation. 1t has been successful but the reductions haven't reached a point where taxes cancease ito be a burden"
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-27
FOREIGN SETTLEMENT
 CANTON STATE SIEGE

Canton. China. June 22. tP) - Shameen. the artificial island upon which is located the settlement Of the foreign population composed chiefly of Americans and Europ- cans is virtually in a state of seize, two gunboats, one British and one French, holding commanding po- sitions in the creek that separates the island from the city. All ap- breaches to the island are heavily guarded and fortified with sand bag embellishments and machine guns, prepared for any attack that might be made by the reds or in- dependent bands.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-27
CONSIDERABLE NUMBER
 ARE LEAVING CASSAIR

Seattle. June g. tP-A des- patch to Seattle paper from Frank Cotter said that the pre- diction of Grady that there is nothing al Cassair or in the dis trict to warrant stampede. but a promising place to prospect was justified in the banning of the var ious creeks of the district. He said everybody found doing any work at all. seemed to think that chances for locating pay streak sooner or later were good. considerable number of men are quitting the district already, said the dispatch.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-27
Weeks Upon the Ice Like a Fight
 With Death

Oslo. June 21, R)-The Dag bladt said Tn relating their story on arriving at Kings Bay. the fiers. all of whom looked worn and thin from suffering said that their weeks upon the ice were like a fight with death. Amund sen will later relate this story" The article said that after greet ings between the Sjoeliv and the Amundsen party "the explorers all quickly got aboard the Sioe1iv There wasn't much food for so many only seal, beef and cibe- egs." After the arrival at Kings Bay and met the patrol from Heim- dal they all went together with director of a coal company. and the crowd sang national anthems" The story said that the explorers didn't get to bed until next morn ing.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-27

Attorneys for the prosecution in the trial of Prof Scopes, charged with teaching evolution in the pub lie schools. issued a statement de iv;ng that the evolution trial was a publicity stunt to gain notoriet- for Tennessee and Dayton and Is- serted that the entire matter or ieinated with proponents of the evolutionary theory filing com plaints against Scopes. It will be prosecuted like any other crim- inal case, they said
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-27
WANTS TO DIE AND
 REFUSES TRANSFUSION

Chicago. June 23. (P)-Bernard Grant, whom Walter Krauser stabbed five times Saturday. fearful of the petitions of the people and his counsel, spurned blood trans
 fusion today and died within thir- ty minutes. He said "I'll be dead soon if you'll let me alone so why prolong my life when it's going to be taken from me any way He and Krauser were sentenced to be hanged together for killing a policeman. Krauser obtained a new trial and after ad- hitting to Grants counsel that Grant was innocent, proceeded to
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-27
YALE BEATS HARVARD
 CREW LENGTH AND HALF

New London. June 21. tP> - Yale's varsity crew defeated Har- yard on the four mile course on the Thames river by length and one half. her fifth successive tri- umph against the ancient compet- itor. the classic series having be gun in 1858. During these years Yale has won 31 races and liar yard 27. The winning time of yesterdays race was % min, 26 seconds.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-27

Oslo, June Fl. (P- Published accounts here said Amundsen and his companions encountered heavy fogs soon after they left Kings Bay for the Pole but rising above the mist they headed on course for what seemed hours until half of their gasoline was gone and then lighted one hundred fifty miles short of their goal. The ice jammed in on one plane and as the ice was shifting. all hands joined in saving the other plane in which they flew back until they encounted the fishing boat Dis lodging their plane from the ice cost the party twenty-four days exhaustive work with rations rap
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-27
Foreigners are Streaming From
 The Canton Colony

New York, June g, P,-For- eigners are said to be streaming from Shameen, the foreign colony of Canton which threatens to be- come a new danger spot in the hinese anti-foreign movement
 Steamers for Hong Kong and Macao are crowded with mission aries and some business men and theirfamilies. It was announced that the general strike in Shameen includes all servants and clerks who have quit their jobs and their action has been approved by the Canton government.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-27
M'MlLLAN
 CLAIM FOR MAINE

Southport. Me. June 20. R- Governor Brewster authorized Mo Milan to sail to the Arctic Sat urday and claim territory dis covered in the Arctic or polar re. eions for the State of Maine" The flag of Maine will be planted on any territory which may exist in the great space and it then will remain to the Federal government to decide whether or not they will protect the state rights.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-27
Washington Juniors Win

Poughkeepsie, June 22. (P - Washington won the junior varsity race. Cornell second, Pennsylvania third. Pennsylvania got the jump at the start and held slight lead at the end of the first hundred yards with Cornell second and Washington third. then Cornell took the lead with Washineton ahead of Pennsylvania. Wasting ton was q length and one quarter ahead of Cornell at the finish of the race for which the weh-footers put mp a brilliant contest in the lest mile. Time 10 min. ( sec
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-27
SINCLAIR'S SECURITIES
 CLIMB WITH HIS VICTORY

New York. June p. lP)-Con- sequent to Sinclair's victory in the Cheyenne Court Friday. the mar ket value of the outstanding sec urities of his companies have al ready increased thirteen million dollars. Ed Doheny is also sub stantia1ly wealthier on paper de spite the previous decisions again st his companies.