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The Nome nugget., 1925-11-28

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 27 Gl5 n.tt trick of swindns Was discovered Tianf5tsiyine Day. when hundred sixty winners af turkeys at punch board raffle and | number wholesale dealers ill turkey and fowls commenced hunting Tor Harry Nortnn. evidently slick promoter. ob tained lhr turkeys the wholesale merchants bN
 iiG hftH dollars down. donht h"inF expressed bN dealers f6 the earnestness the deal Norton threw them of their emari by none halantk stating that Ii" would piy th" rN'"ss il dealer beealne suspicious. saving. that the turkeys were to bt donated the poor and would be paid when delivered the needy parties. when the worthy poor rolled up in their expensive limosiues collect turkeys they had VOL they discovered that they victims hoax and nluliated tried 10 dis he efstn benefactor u the poor
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-28
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S. G4' The Coast Guard Cutter Bear famous Arctic I3t.rfng Sea ship Was enlisted during the holiday period for drive against off shore runners which supposed to be congregatng in large numbers o the California The Bear sailed here 'ntheliaely after receiving orders for southern Cali orns,, where she is instructed to join The flet patroliins those
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-28

LONDON. Nov. 2s. u49-The weather in Great Britain especially along the northern and eastern coasts was experienced in the casual ties resulting from the stormy weather made total ef thirty nine iives inclusive of fishing vessel which vas today Great hardship and privation in the nshing towns s looked for as the winter progresses
 London had it's first snowfall of the season today
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-28

WASHINGTON Nav. 2S, lPp-After total Of ten hours the stand before the Court Martial be- fore which he was arraigned Colonel Mitchell com pleted his testimony Wednesday. finishing up the long line of testimony for the defense in one of the most extraordinary trials ever held in this country
 WASHINGTON, Nov: 27. QF1-The Mitchell trial was resumed taday with Rrisadter General Leroy Nt,ase being the aFst witness called for the prose- elti0R.
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-28

Speaking of airplane landing
 fields it will be well to remember
 hat Nome has had recently con-
 structed one of the finest landing
 fields in Alaska and that right now is the opportune time to begin ac- tivit es to have specially designed hangars constructed so as to be
 suitable for winter and summer
 operations There is no telling
 when q situation may arise in the
 community which if we were pro-
 perly equipped We could get assist ance via the air route, it is also necessary to have the building 30 warm and comfortable for the mechanics to overhaul and do the necessary work always occasioned
 by long flights
 The Chamber of Commerce should
 immediately take the matter up with the local road commissioner and with Colonel James Steese of he Alaska Engineers 'Onice at Jun eau. who is a' present in Washing ton. If taken up at this time It is possible that Col. Steese could have il incorporated. in his budget for the coming years activities. o:herwi4e il might be delayed an nther year
 In view of the fact thai Nome is
 considered a atrategical air base
 and that not only the United States but other foreign countries are
 looking Nomeward as a likely place for airplane and dirigible landings. the Nugget would suggest to also call attention to the fact that it
 might he possible to induce the government to construct mast for dirigibles.
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-28

SEATTIE Nov. 2s tA9 According to state given by Federal Fish Commissioner Henry U'Malley. drastic changes will be made in the tshne rules at Bristol Bay points and other Alaskan ocali- ties O'Malley arrived here today enronte to Port land and gave the following statement: "On the South side of the Alaska Peninsnl traps will be speed farther and sixty hou. closed period week for all of Southeast Alaska waters south of the 5Sth paralell of latitude and he will recommend that all traps south of the peninsula which are now permitted to he constructed. 1900 feet apart under have mile and half space between. Under this arrangement the total output would reduced one fifth Of the present total.
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-28
A FIRE POET

Life brings it's own reward. Reverses don't kill. If fate hits you hard. Strike back with n will. Let it do what 1t can. Still hold up your chin. For the world loves a man, Who never gives in.
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-28

Now that the excitement of the recent fire has partially died down. il hehoanes= one and all to profit hy h" fire. is cause and how to avert q similar tunllarration by exertine every effort to see that no oil or gasoline stoves or gasoline lights Irr permitted to be used. especially 'i tiIe business district At the
 n""lii!e of The City Council last Monday evening the Fire Ordin- anoe after heinz read Was found to m" special Fire District. wherein II prohibits the use uf oil and gasO- line stoves and etc, is not clearly defined The Council is to remedy lhs matter by either amending or creating Il new fire ordinance to meet present conditions, and t0 specially define Il district Drahibtt- ing the use of inhamable assessor ies II Is not the intention of the council or any other person to ham per or make il ttiSagreeahle for any one, bnt on the contrary it is the fir" prevention and safety of the community that we in Nome must realize and take such preventive measures as will prevent reoccur- enc~ of the recent disaster
 The Council invites free discus- sion on fire prevention. and those who us.4 gasoline or coal oil appli- ances itS well as those who do not, should offer their suggestions in the drawing up of this new fire ordinance. SD that the city dads may prof, from their suggestions.
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-28

LONDON, Nov. 2s lP-An exchange to the telegraph reported that the Turkish minister under the direction of Mustapha Renal Pasha decided to refuse the league of nations compulsory arbitration
The Nome nugget., 1925-11-28

neck and head he feels no effect of the horrible nightmare which disturbed lis slumbers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
AMERICA FRS
WINNING OUT
More and More Tourists Are
Looking Over Own Country

WASHINGTON. oct no Travel
Ing Americans are pouring their
wealth INTO Europe. they Aay
But not all OF them arc.
This summer moro than two mil
lion persons visited national parks
and monuments Ia the united
states making tho biggest travel
year tho parks have ever known,
Two years ago there were fewer
than million and a half visitors
in the parks, Since then the total
has increased 30 per cent,
Tho most centrally located parks
drew the biggest crowds Hot
Springa. Ark. ono of the oldest Of
tho parks, had most visitors and
Rocky Mountain. In Colorado, was
second
Yosemite Valley In California was
third most popular Mount Rainier
In Washington. fourth Yellowstone,
NTH, Platte oklahoma, sixth, and
Grand Canyon, most magnificent or
all. was seventh.
only zoo visitors penetrated NJ
far as Mount Mckinley park In
Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
SURVEYS PLA N
FOR SEWERS
Council Employs 0imiCk to
Look Over New Proposals

First steps towards realization OF
the big iutrreepting sewer system
emptying sewage into Puget sound
instead OF Lake Washington and
eliminating the criticised scpti c
tanks in residential districts were
taken Friday when the council
streets committee authorized vm-
ploymcnt Of 4. II pimiek to study
the plan
Announcement Of his appoint
mcnt was made by Councilman
John = Carroll, chairman OF the
streets committee. who sponsored a
move several weeks ago for the in-
tereepting sewer system. Il will
cost about $4,000 by bond issue,
Carroll estimates
plmick. who Is former city enc
ginecr and sewerage expert, will
also be asked to survey the old
Bay View sewer passing under Bca-
con I'm from Rainier Valley II n
beginning to collapse SLOWLY Carroll
said. and nmick will be asked 10
determine whether II should be re-
built or abandoned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16

NEW ORLEANS. oct, is,-CBy U.
IN Pl-Birth control was De.
nouuced by a committee OF the Prot,
estnnt Episcopal church convention
today in a sizzling report on home
aud family life in the United states.
The committee was composed OF
six bishops. two eierEymen and a
lay delegate.
The divorce evil' was denounced,
Family lie In America Is threat.
cued most seriously today by tho
divorce evil. tho report said, This
national cancer disguised as sym.
PATTY for mismated persons, Is in.
fecting home lIfo and undermining
the institutions OF marriage,
The total damaged goods OF d.
vorce in the past 50 years Is s.isa..
500 humans. including minor chill.
drcn made orphans. Figures show
the divorce evil has grown 500 per
cent In this time"
Then, expressing every confidence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
ASK PAY BOOST HOUSE IS BURNED
Man Returns Home to Find
Place in Flames

Returning home late Thursday
night. G. v Calhoun, ITO sst
ave. n. made fire to heat up
the house. He left the house mo.
mcntariiy and when ho returned
found his home in flames and fire.
men fighting the fire. The house
and It's contents we're a total ioss
Tho damage Is estimated at $500.
Calhoun was alone AZ the time: his
family being out Of town on n
visit.
when sparks on the roof started
midnight blaze at the home Of
l.. L. Miller, 44os woodlawn ave,
tho family was forced TO take TO
the street. The fire station is Just
around tho corner and in few
minutes flremcn had put out the
blaze with loss OF about $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
7 " 0 CONVICTED
Tried to Sell Bonds in ST.
100000 Chapman Robbery

PHILADELPHIA. Oct l6 -- CBy
q. PA-Twu men were convicted in
United States district court here 10.
dny OF conspiring TO sell 100000 in
bonds. stolen from tho United States
mail truck In si,sO0,o 600 robbery
perpetrated By Gerald Chapman. no.
torious bandit, In New York in 1921
The defendants. a. w. Pelcs,rouse,
former Russian engineer. and
stephen Robinson. Jr, both Of this
city. were charged with obtaining a
loan Of i2T4.o 900 on tho bonds from
bank here. with the knowledge
they were stolen, The bonds were
identified as loo; trom the Chapman
robbery two years later,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
COLVIN AND PAUL
WILL DEBATE
Invited TO Explain $4,000
Fund at Baptist Church

ON invitation extended hy the Rev
Ambrose NJ Bailey. Prosecutor Col.
yin and Commissioner Frank Paul
viii appear at the First Baptist
church next Sunday evening az 2
o'clock 60 discuss their divergent
views on the $4,000 fund for invest,
CATION asked By colyin Tho fund
was denied By majority OF the
county board at IT, nnal bulge, hear
ings,
Paul and Colvn both have accept,
ed the invitation. Each has been
given 10 minutes in which To speak.
GOWN said Friday morning he would
contine his remarks TO setting out
the need FOR the fund. but admitted
this would indirectly bring In dis.
cusslon 81 the booticgging and gam
bling situation in Seattle and klng
county
Paul VIII prepare an address jus.
tlfying his stand against the fund,
from his point Of view
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
Divorce EUiI Denounced
as Menace to Families
Birth Control Also Condemned in Report
Read at Episcopal Church Convention

that the young people viii come out
ait right In tho end. the committee
acoldcd the parents Tor being either
too careless or too frequently On.
crossed IN their own work or pleas.
ure TO give guidance
Because the young have broken
away from home tnboos. IL does no,
follow they are in revolt. the re-.
port said. ".fhsy are seeking truth.
Let the search be guided Youth is
uudiscipliued
Direspect Tor the law. for In.
stance. IS born rather Of Rlarfng
example OF tho elders than spon.
,aneous will OF their own
As a remedy. tho committee rec.
commended ''thc church must offer
positive leadership. i, must give the
young people program which Is
not mere dscaioguc Of inhlbiuons.
but rather living gospel OF sympa.
thetic cooperation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
FOG, FIRE PLUG AND
AUTO IN CRASH, BUT
LADY DRIVER UNHURT

What chance has an unprotected
fire plug against a raging automo.
bic. especially ono p!lo,ed by a rep.
rcssntattve Of tho fair rcx7 This one
fell. and fell hard
Bowildsrtd by the fok THURSDAY
morning and the shrieklng whistle
of a train che could no, nee. Vera /.
Corhr,t. i0s Valley at, whirlnd her
car from the course Il was pursuing
and started across the street In a
rig zag manner. she told police,
Suddenly a building loomsd up in
the fog and she vcrrcd Off two points
to RtarhoArd A fire plug on the
curb finally stopped tho cratic
course OF the car. but nearly suffered
extinction when the machine strad.
died H.
Car and fircplug were slightly the
worse for their meeting. but the lady
escaped unhurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
Notables Coming
on Pres. Madison

Some o. the prominent passengers
who VIII arrive on the s. r. Presl,
dent Madison, Tuesday October 90.
are; n. d. Stewart and wife, Amcri.
can consul. Tokyo. transferred 20
Constantnoplc: +. s. HcintElcman.
consul A. Hnukow. transferred 90
Winnipeg. Rusaei Paddlcy. wife and
two children. Goodyear Tire Co.
Yokohama: Or. II Kang. Chinese
government TO Washington: Mrs. s,
Mlyuzna and child. wife OF Japanese
consul In Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. q. y.
McCabS, traffic manager PonnyyI-
yanIn system
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
INDORSE RAPID
TRANSIT PLAN
Real Estate Board Believes
Il viii Boost City

Narklnc the first Of a series o.
4svis and Improvement clubs TO SO
un rcea-I as fayoHnE tho plsn, the
weekly meeting or the Seattle Real
Estate uosrd. hrld Thursday noon
in the Chamber ~ Commerce. APP
proyci the William Pitt Tumhle
plan az "a rapid transit system as
tho only feasible and practicable
method 90 permanently solving So.
attle's traffic problems,
civic. Improvement and Commun'
ity clubs turnout tho city are "a
voraby discussing the project ac,
cordinE Go Mr.. THmhlc. who IS
chairman Of tho special committee
which recently submitted its report
so the seattle city planning COM
mission. recommending immediate
construction Of a rapid transit sys
fem combining elevated, subway and
surface lines at cost Of Stooo,ooo
with estimated earnings ranging
from $500. 600 90 100000 annually,
The real estate board. In It's re,
port recommending the plan stlpu,
lated that funds needed Tor con,
struetion 81 the rapid transit sys,
tenn be financed thru receipts from
the railway company and not thru
any taxation on real estate.
In adopting the measure without
dissenting vote. the realtors re.
ported their belief that tho Trimblo
plan OF rapid tnnsi, would not only
permanently solve the clty's traffic
problem, but would result in tire.
mendous advertising FOR the city all
over the country as we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
S. P. Railway Clerks Say
They Can't Afford Babies

CHICAGO. Oct. While the
Southern Pacific Railroad company
has been piilng up an immense sur.
plus. wages, according TO its en-.
ployes. have been steadily falling be-
hind the costs OF living.
Railway clerks are now earning
proportionately $40 a year less than
they earned in 1915. they say. and
the married men among them can.
not afford to have children.
on these claims. the Brotherhood
OF Railway Clerks. Pacific division,
bases the demand for higher wages
just placed before the railway labor
board.
The increases asked range from 2
to 10 cents an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
S91, 200 in Claims
for Land Awarded

Seventeen claims. totaling $1,000
we're ordered paid by superior court
jurymen Friday, sitting In a King
county condemnation suit to cstab.
Iish a public road north OF the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Smedsrud won
the biggest award. s24.T00. for con
domination Of their f2-acre tract. Tx.
Judge Boyd J. Tallman. Mr.. and
Mrs. George b. Mccullough and
William Mcintosh divided s12,70i
for 19iz.acre piece OF land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
COAL MEETING IS
DELAYED
Fog Causes PoStponement
OF 2oning Hearing

Due to tho dense fog Thursday
night. making travel hazardous. tho
meeting OF the committee investi
eating the coal zone carriage charge
system. seh5dulcd FOR Thursday even.
iuE. was called or
Judge Calvin s. Hall chairman Of
the committee. stated Friday noon
that he would confer with the other
members Of tho committee. A. A..
Paysse and Frank Hun. Saturday
morning for the purpose Of srrang.
ing meeting for Monday evening
az which all contsnding interests
would bs represented
However. untii he eonfera with the
other committee members Judge
Hall said Il would no, b. possible TO
announce the next meeting date def.
nitciy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
" Gather Hasn't Changed
4 y y
jap Current Talk Wrong.

/. Prof = J Saunders. Of tho depart.
mont OF geology az the University
~ Washington says that En cartth,
quake iu japan could not possibly
affect our weather unless "a noun
tain range was raised half way
across tho Pacific ocean,
Cutting down the forests has not
affected the climate. either, In PRO
fossor saunders opinion Some pco.
pie claimed that more thunder storms
would follow, but last summer there
was only one storm while the aver.
aEe b two and q hllf por aeAh0n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
BLAME RUM men
Foot and Mouth Disease
Laid to BoozeSmuggl erS

WASHINGTON. oct, i6.-Depart.
ment OF agriculture officials believe
that indirectly liquor smuggling may
have caused the recent outbreak OF
foot.andmouth disease In Texas,
which has resulted In slaughter Of
$4,000 infected and exposed cattle.
Much OF the liquor smuggled into
Gulr ports comes from South Amer,
lea, wrapped in straw This straw.
government officials believe. may be
carrying the disease germ,
Scientists have never been able to
discover the germ which causes the
cattle disease and the only method
which can BE- followed is TO feed
guinea pigs. sheep and other small
animals some Of tho straw obtained
NJ Texas ports where liquor ship.
merts are seized
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
TAILS HOLD EAST

CLEVELAND. Five squirrels
were seen in a park in Boston. all
trying 10 go in different directions.
but held back because their tails were
fastened together. says the Path.
finder" Upon closer examination II
was found that the long hair Of their
tails was braided together. and had
evidently been that way since birth.
a bioodless operation allowed each to
20 It's way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
Pledge Support to
Diamond Jubilee

Resolutions pledging support to
bishop oDca, bishop OF Seattle. and
The pastors Of snohomish county. In
the Diamond Jubilee parochial cam.
paign we're adopted by the Everett
council No. T63. Knights OF Column.
bus. Friday.
The council also gave the church
The right to use It's auditoriums and
committee rooms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16

LIVERY time tho weather rot
- little hotter than usual last sum.
mcr. every time ii ralucd harder
than tho average last winter. some
one would start explaining that n
was an duo 20 tho fact that the
Japanese current has been moved
out by the earthquake a. japan and
that hereafter our winters VIII be as
cold as the winters east OF ing noun.
tains
uut they don't know what they arc
talking about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
The Seattle Star

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
Cutter Bear Now
at San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. l6.--CBy
U. P)-Thc cutter Bear. veteran ship
OF the Arctic. arrived here today from
Seattle. Tho Benr was several hours
overdue. having been scheduled TO
arrive before dark yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16

The cornerstone OF tho original
capitol building in Washington was
laid by George Washington, scptcm.
Der IS. i7pa,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16

Tho Panama Canal zone. with an
area OF 43s square miles, had n popu-
lntion Of 2T.l43 in 1894.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
FUNERAL NOTICES

tUHnIsiIA At 1l90 aith . ~ oct
M l8.5. MADAM NAiprELlhE
COHHLl.LA. rEed 81 years. be-
loved mother ~ Tony rpfbrlls
charles Corbtlia and Marie Cor
bells
Funeral services a. Holy HDFary
church. WrHt Seattle. . O'Clock Fat
urday morning lntrfmF NJ 'Hl@
vary cemetery
MIILinoNs 81 $50 s3h st. OCT
80. 1895. EtIEH ~ MlLLEHoNF.
age ~ yrarr beloved vile gf Cap,
G MillT0nH. mother ~ Sire Dos
phru HutisdEr uf seattle and Fred
itrlutf. Of Indiana.
IunFTut services Oct "a tauuduFls
ln our chapel Home Undertaking
Co
HAiLEt-At szls aurora ave. oct
lt ADA EAiisIi. HEr 81 Year,
beloved wife ~ IHH &c. lHii'F.
mother ~ Monroe daughter ~
Nf and Sire Ambrose hillE
Funeral services Saturday ~ our
chapel Home Undertaking ~.
SWANSON October lb. 1879. ELLEN
RWAhEDN ago NJ Year, beloved
daughter 81 Ar aud Mrs Charles
swanson Of Rolling Bay wash
Announcement later Home ln-
dsrthhlHR co
Net DMn-At 5GE vs. 7sd October
no. 1895. MAY M,rOMH ago 20
years beloved wife Of jhmss W
Mrf umh
announcement later Home Tn
drJIhhluE Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16

The average life Of an ant is from
eight to 10 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
CARD OF THANKS

VIE Wiah 90 thank Qua many Kind
friends for the sympathy shown
uh during our bereavement Va
the loss ~ our beloved husband
and father Also Tor the beau
Hful floral offerings NrH Joseph
Ryba and family.
PLEASE accept my heartfelt hpDrTs
citation for r0 lovely expressions
~ your sympathy Mrs g. J.
ketrlhsu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
Supreme Cords

SUPREME TIRE HOLDERS
20l1 WestlRke Ave.
Onen ENenlnEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
5 SITUATION-FEMALE

NURSING. Eperienced. practical
nurse Maternity cases preferred.
In or out % town MAlu-ssS0.
MIRA reusch, cas- Spring nt.
YOUNG woman wants day work az
any kind Telephone cApitl-3a5A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
BattleshiD Linoleum

hDaEltEI EtI HIfhIytEb
QUALITY
Several carloads 20 frII 90 n Hrrg
Low paos-HIaG prr Hard. also
plain brown IiugIauw. tI rrr yard
Compare these prices and this
high Grade quality any place In
these UNITED States
BLLLTOWE FURNITURE co.
ana TIVHf Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
0 FARMS TO RENT

FOR REST-smAii Nnshpn water ?
front farm fine orchard
Bon i02. ELLiSPDRT, WASH