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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS $ SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
 PUBLIC AUCTION

Notice is hereby given that on the 9th day of July. 1925, at the hour of 12:0 o'clock Noon of said day. at the front door of the United States Court House in Nome. Al aska, the undersigned will sell at public vendue to the highest bid der for cash all the right, title and interest of the estate of Chas w. Reed. deceased. in that certain real property situated in the city of Nome. Cape Nome Record ing District. Territory of Alaska. Sec ond Division. described as follows.
 Lot 22 in Block
 Lots 2-3-4-5-6 and in Block 20
 Lot 29 in Block 29
 Lot in Block 64
 Lot 63 in Block ?
 all situated in the City of Nome Territory of Alaska. Second Divis- ion.
 Said sale will be made pursuant to order and subject to confirma- tion by the Probate Court for the Cape Nome Precinct, Territory of Alaska. Second Division.
 CHARLES H. MILOT.
 Administrator of the Estate of Chas. W. Reed, deceased. Publish June 6, 13. 20. 17, 1925.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06
CLEANUP DAY TO-DAY
 WILL IMPROVE tITY'S LOOKS

Today is the day that the teams will circulate through the city and tather up the refuse which has been piled up by the residents.
 It has been noted that everyone for the most part has complied 'th the request of the cfty street committee and cleaned up their premises.
 No charge will he made against the individual residents for tr,s elean-ap work of tho wagons. ss they have been kindly donated tg their owners for common bene- fit of the town
 The official dumping grounds wi.i wlii be two in number. and are sit mated at the north end ot the east jetty, where there is a hole to fill up, and at the end of :;teadman avenue. over the bank There will be man stationed at both dumys SC that no error will be possible
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06
THREE DEATHS
 RESULT TACOMA
 LOVE TRIANGLE

TACOMA June f. (AP)-Three persons are dead here the result of love triangle in of the hotels here Victor Dale. Oregon farmer. sucided after shooting Ponette Quinot. French entertainer and Elmer Monica. a American sailor.
 TACOMA June f. tAP)-Vctor Dale, q former orchardist Ashland. Oregon. yesterday shot and killed Phonetic Qunot, who killed herself French dancer and Harold Monica recently discharged from the United Navy. then killed himself. the studio apartments in hotel. which Quuot rented days before Dale shot the girl throush the head. severed heart valve for Monica and then pierced his brain. He fired shots, three of which Monica received Monica's pistol half way of his pocket Teegrams ask ing money from everyone, almost. signed Morris Dale were found Dales pockets. Morris Dale is believed to be Monica who lived in the hotel where Quinot stayed before Dale arrived fro.n Ora gon A packet ot papers found in the girls pocb- apparently referred Danberry Danberry, a divorce suit, and dispatches from an Ashland paper. Dale and Mrs. Leffel Danberry months left Ashland where Mrs. Danberry had been living with her husband
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06
NOME. BRASS BAND WILL PROBABLY GREET THE
 ARRIVALS ON VICTORIA

4 movement IS on foot to have the Nome Brass Band meet the ar rivals on the steamer Victoria at the Nome Lighterage Dock. and welcome the newcomers to our lit- tls- city. and welcome the oldtimers i3me The band boys are having fezular practice nights now. and i pc 10 be able 10 keep the orsaui-
 ton together permanently
 Mir. 4 I. Carpenter is the direct Uf of the band. and the memhers gre showing fine enthusiasm.
 The neXt practice night will be Tuesday. next, at nine o'clock in the evening and the place of meet ing will be in the city hall
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06
the transfer of the Patent Office to the Commerce Department.
JUDGE CAMPBELL ON TRIAL
 IN PINTA BAY MATTER

Tacoma. June I. (AP,-The de fcnse today freely admitted at the trial of former Judge Fremont Campbell on the charge of em- bezzlement as secretary and treas urer of the Pinta Bay Mining Com pany, that the company did not re ceiye credit for some of the stock sold The admission followed an attempt by the prosecution to prove that stock was sold by Judge Campbell without the sales being recorded
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06
LOCAL NEWS
{ COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
 IN |. B. HALL SUCCESSFUL

Last night at S:30. in the A B Iiall, Commencement exercises for the Nome HieA School were held, and $ good crowd of Nome citi- zens were present to witness the conferrins of diplomas upon the graduating class, which was com rosed of only two members this year. The graduates were Miss Ada Arthurs and Emerson Fromm
 Al interesting feature of the class however. is the fact that both the graduates are Nome pro ducts as both were born. reared and received practically all of their schooling right here in Nome.
 Emerson Fromm delivered the salutary address. and let it be said for Emerson that he did so in a firm. dignified and masterly fash fen. Miss Arthurs delivered the valedietory. and it was surely worth listening to. Both the young II preparation. and a complete mas tery of their respective subjects
 The exercises were as follows: Selection. Nome Brass Band Salutary. ..s.,e.... Emerson Fromm Vocal Solo. ...-..-....... Ada Arthurs Accompaniment. Mrs. Stangroom Address. ........ Hon. Fred Harrison Saxophone Solo, Emerson Fromm Accompa Mrs. Stangroom Ladies Duet. Mrs. L.. E. Rynnine and Miss Ada Arthurs.. accompan- jed by Mrs. J & Stangroom.
 Presentation of Diplomas. Prof. L. F.. Rynning
 Vocal Solo, ............ Mrs Rvnning. Accompaniment. Mrs Stangroom alidictory =...z-... Ada Arthurs. Selection. .s.....=Nome Brass Band
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06

Shanghai. June 3, tAP)-Chin- ese students and rioters today fired from house which commanded three different directions on the streets upon a unit of the Ameri- can Volunteer Corps wounding A. c. Martin in the back and killing the horse which Martin was rid ing. The American mother of the foreign unit returned here with carbines, rifles, pistols and mach inc guns of the Lewis type and quickly emptied the streets to- ward the building whence the stu dents wounded Martin, and speed fly cleared the rioters out.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06

Seattle, June 3, (APl-A. G.. Martin, who was today shot by Chinese students and rioters. was a graduate of the North Pacific Dental College of Portland in 1915 and began practicing the next year. He served in the Dental Corps of the Thirty First Infantry of the Ninety First Division forces at Camp Lewis for short time dur ing the World War, and after the war. he entered upon his practice here in 1919, but left for Shang- hai the same year. He had lived much in Victoria. but was an Am erican citizen. thirty-five years of age, and has a wife and small dau- ghter in Shanghai.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06
DEPARTMENTAL CHANGES
 EXPECTED WASHINGTON

Washington, June 4. (AP)-At- torney General Sargent's opinion was asked yesterday whether Pres ident Coolidge was authorized to transfer the Bureau of Mines from the Interior Department to the Commerce Department The trans fer is expected provided Congress- iunal action is found to be unnec- essary, and certain purchases and
 the reorganization of the depart ments affected will be made. The change Is expected also to include
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06
NEW SILVER WAVE COMING
 FOR REINDEER CORP'N

The new Silver Wave. recently purchased in the States by the Lomen Reindeer and Trading Cor poration. Captain August Soder- holm master. will sail from Seattle June 12 This vessel is said to be q new boat. Deisel equipped having q 15 H P engine in her The vessel will be used by the Cor poration on the NomeKotzebue ger service
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06
{ CANADIAN JURY DISAGREES
 DISMISSAL. WATSON TRIAL

Nanaimo. June 3. tAP1-After less than three hours deliberation agreed and were dismissed at the trial of Ross Watson. who was i'm plicated with the Nanaimo bank robbery some months ago Watson was remanded to the fall term of the Assizes and will go back to the jail at Vancouver.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06
SCORE DEAD, MANY HURT
 STORMS AFTER HEAT WAVE

Chicago. June 3. (AP)-A score the Middle West in the heat wave and storm yesterday when the heat broke the high temperature record and continued east and south. ex- tending to Nebraska. where it also broke the heat record for June 9 The damage from the storm in Iowa is estimated at two hundred thousand dollars
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06
C. Edward Cone. known as thu

T. FfIW.tffI one, khoWH HS tTIf' 'Bard of the Kuskokwim, and A. A Chittick. of Bluff. arrived in hiked the distance of fifty-siy miles in two days. They report that the roads are in good shape. attribut- ing their speed to this fact. The former is on his fortieth year in Alaska. and the latter is no Chee- chako. having arrived with the big rush of '91. and has never been outside since
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06
Mrs. Mary Hansen, of counci

Mrs Mary Hansen. of touncIf, who drove over with her own dog team before the snow left to under go an operation was operated upon the middle of the week for appendi citis and is doing nicely Mrs. L.. F. Bunting is her special nurse
 Carl Peterson. Nome's veteran painter. has improved the appear ances If the store fronts of Seger strom & Hagen's Jewelry Store, and the Nevada Soft Drink Palace this week. and has continued on his rounds =brightenirg up other To- cations.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06

Picking. June 3. (AP)-The Chi nese government has presented a note to the Italian Minister pro- testing against an Italian group firing upon the rioters at Shanghai The note stated that the govern ment reserved the right to formu- late claims against the powers whose forces attacked the rioters.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06
CANADIAN MINISTER MINES GOING STEWART.

VICTORIA, June i. CAP)-William Sloan. the Dominion Minister of Mines, left today for Stew consider the advsability of constructing wagon road from the headwaters of the Bear river the Dease Lake obviate the necessity of Canadians entering the gold fields having enter the district via Wrangell. which results in serious delay and payment of duty to the United States Customs at that point. Mir. Sloan companied on the trip by Minister of Public Works NacI4ean
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06
DONALDSON ARRIVES
 AT ST. MICHAEL

The mail boat Donaldson arrived al St Michael June 3rd. Ice con tered and the vessel could not make landing.
 Friday the Donaldson left St. Michael for Nome via Golovin. No outside mail is aboard as the river steamers have not yet been able to ret to St Michael.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06
SE( (RETARY WEEKS NOT
 so WELL AS YESTERDAY

Boston. June 3. fAP)-Today's bulletin said that the condition of Secretary Weeks was "not so fla vorable. He had restless night with some vomiting. with a tenn perature of one hundred and a pulse of one hundred and four"
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06
ZANNI ABANDONS FLIGHT

Tokyo, June }, tAPJ-Zanni's s around the world flight has been definitely abandoned owing to the fact of his airplane being badly damaged. His supply ships have been ordered to Vancouver, E. C..
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06

! gang of road men are busily engaged al the bridge across Nome river, near Fort Davis. repairing the revetment on the north side of the bridge, which has been dam aged badly by ice and water. They will have the job completed soon.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06

TACOMA. June G. (AP)-Former Judge Ere mont Campbell yesterday acquitted of the charge of misappropriatng five hundred dollars of the funds of the Pinto Bay Mining Company, of which he is secretary and treasurer. but the ac- quittal still leaves him charged with the second count of the indictment which is the embezzle ment of 3s7oooo from the company.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06

sympathy for the students shot in the Shanghai rioting. The stud ents gathered outside the foreign settlement shouting Death is bet ter than imperialism" The popu- lation here is alarmed fearing an outbreak here similar to that at Shanghai.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06
Repairs to the sewer are being

made at the northeast corner Of the fire station 4 storm-proh- ably some time ago-flled the sea end of the sewer with tin cans and other refuse. until the sewer was completely stopped up. Workmer removed a section of the sewer. cleared it out. and if is again in good working condition
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06

Autoists are requested not tr drive over the airplane landing field which is being prepared at Fort Davis unless it is absolutely nec- essary. as it cuts the field up con siderablv. and if is desired that the field be in good shape for the arrival of the plane.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06
FRIDAY
 (TEIEGRApHic)
CHINESE AGITATORS TRY
 lNCITE UPRISING TO
 DRIVE OUT FOREIGNERS

Shanghai. June 3, 'tAP3-Chin- ese agitators made appeals on the streets tonight for general up-
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06

Canton. June 3, fAP)-Armed guards landed here Wednesday fol- lowing monster demonstration among the students and soldiers of
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06
Fred J. Bourbon was taken quite

ill some days ago and was removed to the Maynard Columbus Hospital, where he has improved so rapidly that he expects to return to his home within day or two.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06

New York. June 3. tAPl Four were killed and score hurt as the result of high winds and torrential- ly he~vy rains which accompanied an almost record-breakine heat wave.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06
The water from Moonlight

Springs is nnw running in the West End. and the men who are seeing to it say that they will try to have ii down to Barracks Square by this evening"
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06

Dave Colgate came to town on Thursday from the II. S Road house on short business trip.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06

New York. June 3. fAP)-A record-breaking heat wave in the East has claimed a dozen lives in the last two days. and continued heat is forecast. High winds and electrical storms broke the spell temporarily last night in parts of Pennsylvania and New York where the roads are washed out and the houses damaged almost generally At Wilkesbarre two thousand wat er-soaked fans were marooned for an hour in the grand stand after the game had to be halted. Phil adelphia topped the temperature list with ninety eight degrees-the record for June 9
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06
Out in the West End First ave

layer of gravel from the in ersec- tion of F street to the Snaky. river tiidge This will improve that section greatly, and it was badly in need of such treatment.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06

The Goose Barber Shop and Gig ar Store are resplendent in new coat of paint.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06

Minneapolis. June 3. lAP) Five are dead and five were injured, including two women dead. at Carver. thirtv-five miles away. when the fair park pavilion was demolished by the wind and light ming.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06

Boston. June 1. fAP)-Today' bulletin said that Secretary Weeks passed the best night last night he has had since Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06
>OTIt' F.

NOTICE. Beginning Monday. June 2, Miio'S Cafe will be open Day and Night.
 JOHN MANOS. Prop.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06

Omaha. June 2. lAPb-Four were killed and several Were in jured and extensive damage was done to property and crops as the result of two small tornadoes fol- lowed by electrical and wind storm
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06

Chicago. June 3. Four teen were reported dead by noon today in the wind and electrical storm last night in the Midwest. including five at Minneapolis and braska and one at Bozeman. Mon tana
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06
GIBBONS TAKES K-0
 FROM GENE TUNNEy

POLO GROUNDS. New York, June D. (APp- Spectal-Tunney knocked Gibbons in the 9th round Of scheduled l5-round Tunney the aggressor throughout and after minutes fighting the final round landed crashing right Toms iow. and Gibbons fell heavily in the tral corner. and barely able rise before the count of ten Tunney rushed in with another right which landed flush the jaw and Gibbons went for the first time in his ring career. Tom suffered complete knockout.
 round of the Tunney-Gibbons match opened with of equality in the strength and skill the fighters and with promise of valiant boxing The crawd at the Polo Grounds estimated at forty thousand The heat intense. and the throng discarded their collars and neckties. Gene first forced Tom to the in the fourth. and Tunney landed a hard punch to the chin near the end of this round but Tom rallied cheerfully. Tom kept his ability smile throughout the entire fight closed Toms eye with a left jab Tom then lash ed wildly and afterward made apparent efforts to protect his eye, Tom cut Genes lip this round In the seventh Gene had Toms head bobbing. and near the end of the eighth Tom Turned on Gene and sent him dashing to his corner after two ter rife right punches. Twice during the fight Tun- ney's blows appeared to be low. and in the ninth Tom sigualled so but the fight continued After brief rest the fight resumed. but there lit tie real fighting the ninth round and the crowd booed and capped for action.
The Nome nugget., 1925-06-06

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Eden,

Miss Margaret Leland OF Bar Har-
Dor spent a few days last week with
her parents.
Mrs. Flora Allen visited her sis
ter, Mrs. George Mckay, at Bar Har-
Dor last week.
y Miss Florence Gray spent the week
end with her grandmother, Mrs. Dell
Gray, of Hull's Cove.
Mrs. Mary Lister is home from Bar
Harbor hospital, where she went for
treatment.
Mrs. Ida Birchfield has employ
ment at Bar Harbor.
B. V. Grant and Calvin Norton
were in Waltham one day last week
on business.
Mrs. Frost of Mariaville has en-
ployment at Dallas Hodgkins'.
The men who are smelt fishing re-
port fine catches.