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The Nome nugget., 1925-08-22

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The Nome nugget., 1925-08-22
MINERAL APPLICATION
rNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 NOME, ALASKA ...-

" Isl' < I-GN lsEA \ lJ l'F r Y F.,
 NOME, ALASKA
 August 3rd, 1925.
 Notice is herebv given. tha. fn anrsuanoa of aH tct of CoNq~a-s approved Nay 1o. 1S-2. ard leg i7lation supplemental rterero. Hen " F. Breen. whose Post Office ad- dress s Nome Alaska has made application 10 the Tinted States Land Office at Nome. Alaska for United States patent for 14of2 linear feet on the Hobson Gold Lode. the same being 13G1 ? feet in a Northeastarlv direction and 135 faet in ? SOuthwesterlv 1i- rection from discovery shaft there on: and for 1i5& 3a linear feet on the Great American Lode claim. ihe same being a9 feet in 2 Northeastorlv direction and 1856 3 feet in a Southwesterlv direction from discoverr shaft thereon. to- pe'her with Bon feet of surface ground in width on each side If fhe center of The loda crossing -ad claims. said several lodes ra- 5peetively bearing antimonv. gold and silver and all locate. situate and being on the headwafers of Manila Greek. in the Cape Nome d'nine and Peeorline District. Territory of Alaska. Mineral srr- 0ev No. 1292, and more narticu- larlv described in the feld notes of the official survev thereof. as follows, to-wit:
 HoBSON GOLD LODE tLAIM:
 Beginning at Cor No. | fir post inches square. set in earth mound and scribed 1-12oo-HG. whence U. s. L. NJ. No. 1899 bears g S1 deg. GO min. W. 553 20 fl: thence s. 55 deg. IS min. F. 500 fl. to Cor. No. 2; thence s. 43 deg. 27 min. W. 149G % f.. to Cor. No. 3; thence N. 55 deg. is min. W. 600 fl, to Cor. No. 4. Il rnce W. 4S deg. 27 min. E. l496.20 ft to Cor. No. 1 and place of heginning: containing an area of 2O.369 acres.
 GREAT AMERICAN LODE CLAIM
 Beginning with Cor. No. ]. iden teal with Cor. No. 1. of Hohson Gold Lode this survey. previously described, whence Y. s. L. NJ. No 1929 bears N. 25 deg. A min. E. 1rtO.4O ft. Cor. No 4, Survey No. 1880. Manila Extension Lode. bears ~ 49 deg. 1s min. W. 545.20 ft: .hence S. 55 deg. IS min. E. so0 f.. to Cor. No. 2: thence s. 50 deg. 21 min. W. 1454 1t. to Cor.
The Nome nugget., 1925-08-22
KEEP THIS FOR FUTURE
 REFERENCE

F.r .ae benefit of those using the [ :. signal Corps radio serv- ice. ,ne following schedule of eending time to the different sta tions has been furnished 70 Us by sereeant Anderson ot the local
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
THE, PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION

HOLLY APTS-161S n. Hudson
Ave. In the Heart of Hollywood,
double apis only 500 with park
ing space, same apis } mos for
$3.50. Phone GKanite 1902 for res
crvations. 29t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
Hoppe to Meet
Cello in L. A.
Friday Nigh t

Dick Hoppe, El Centre s old time
favoritc in the boxing ring, goes
up against . stiff proposition Fri
day might at the Hollywood club
when he tackles Tommy Cello, in the
10 round maiG event.
The two met several weeks ago
Cello getting the dcrisimr. chiefly
because Hoppe. not having tWire |
strcuuous.y enough for the 10 Found
route, fizzIed out in the iattcr
rounds a the fight after almost
putting cello away in the siyth
round. Dick E, nov reported 70 be
in good condition for Friday night $
affair, and is so confident of win
piDL that he has put up Il side bet
Of ~ 600 on himself.
Several ioca' :ans, wno intend
Spending the weekend in Los An
gclcs. plan to leave here in auffic
tent t.mc 20 attend the Hollywood
fight ml cheer for the former local
hoy. Hoppe always makes Il better
slowing IN his SECOND appearance
against a man, and his friends here
are hoping he rum true to form thi;
time.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
Post Story Put
On Screen Full
of Much Interest

"IIcr Husbands Secret, - which
Frank Lloyd has picturizcd from
MAY Ellington 5 recent Saturday
Evcnu. Post story, Judgment, -
will bc shown at the Palace airdomc
tomorrow night. Antonio Moreno
ESSAY, the role of a dcbonair young
man who, after massing consid-
cradle fortune by fraudulent meth
ods loses it. He then clopcs with
the daughter of Il wealthy banker
in an effort TO cXtricatc himself
from his trouble. The difficulties
he encounters and the determined
effort hr puts forth in order to
"ma,r good fill the picture with
suspense. \ splendid cast includ.
ing Patsy Ruth Miller, Ruth Cliff
ford, David Terrence, Phyllis Hav.
cr and many others support Moreno.
"Tbc Shock Punch with Rich.
ard Hi> In the leading role closes
tonigh, at the Palace airdomc.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
i. S. Athletes In
Bay City For Big
Track, Field Meet

san FRANCISCO. July 1.-The
pick Of America s athletes was NOV
ing into San Francisco today for
the national track and 1lcid champ
ionsltps which will be he'll in Ike
Ear Stad;nm judy 3, and }.
Sixty two members of the iEolly
wood Athletic. Clubs arrived, ac-
companied by 800 supporters. They
will be out on the track today for
workouts.
Nineteen members of the New
York Athletic Club. including some
of the brightest lights of track and
field, apd six stars OF the Boston
Athletic Club, had their first work
out in the stadium yesterday after
their arrival from the east.
Jackson Scholz, Frank Husscy.
Alan Hcllfrmh, Jimmy Connolly,
Nelson Shcril Pat Mcdonald and
Mat McGrath are some of the bet
ter known New York Stars here.
Lloyd Hahn and }. =. Murphy are
among tho Boston bunch.
The Illinois Athletic Club, Chi
cago Athletic Association and Los
Angeles Athletic Club delegations
are expected today or tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

NEW YORk. - Babe Herman
California fcatherweight, knocked
out jose Lombardo, Panama in the
10th with only minute to 60.
King solomon, New York heavy
weight, won Il 10 round decision
from Sailor Maxtcd.
CLENELANE. - johnny Farr.
Cleveland teathcrweight out pointed
Danny Kramer of Philadelphia on
:hcir II round bout here last night.
KANSAS CITI.-Gcne Tunney
and Italian Jack Herman were in
trimming here today for their 10
round bout in Kansas City, kas.,
Friday night. Both fighters are in
excellent condition.
san FRANCISCO.-Rov Riley
beat Angel De La Vruz, Filipino
boxer, in their main event here last
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
WIENER NOT
DANGEROUS IS
POPULAR BELIEF
Must Win Quickly
Or VIII Lose
Prestige
BY HENRY L. FARRELL,
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, July /. - Harry
Wills, tho giant stcvedorc, is 4 to
! fGvorite to win from Charley
Wcinert, revived with hope, when
they meet here tomorrow in one of
The. Feature bouts of Il card that is
to be staged for the benefit of the
ltaliW hosp:tal fund.
Wills, whilo he warrants II long
price, is up against n serious pro
position that will have everything
to do with his future prospects.
Wcincm is not any too dangerous,
despite the noise being made about
him, but wis must win quickly and
dceisivcly OF give up his claim to
first consideration as heavy
weight challenge.
On two previous occasions Wills
has blown himself right out of II
place where he could force Dempsey
to fight hm or step down off the
throne by making Il very poor show
ing in two rather inferior fights.
Against Bartley Madden, who by
no means could be considered as
anything but a tough punching bag
wills looked no pettef IMAM ,.Sood
second ratcr aud when hc4fought fat
Luis Firpo, he looked almost rs bad
IA the winner as Firpo did as the
loser.
ii there is such a thing as a d.c-
tator with power enough TO. keep
Wills from knocking out white
man, he had better declare himself
out tomorrow night and take a
chance on using his real form and
his best efforts. He has lost preet
i.c since Gene TunmcY stopped
Tom Gibbons even if he has the pro
lection of the New York Boxing
Commission in keeping any other
contender away from the first crack
at Dempsey. If he does not 'ook
like y champion against Weinert he
might as well quit boxing.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
KEARNS CAN'T
ACT AS SECOND

NEW YORk, July l.-Thc New
York boxing commission today re-
fused Jack kcarns permission to
act as II second for Mickey Walker
in the Walkcr-Grcb fight at the
polo grounds Thursday night.
Kcarns' license to be II second has
expired and the commission refused
to grant him II new one. AS man
agcr for Jack Dempsey he has been
at odds with the commission for
some time because he would not
sign an agreement for Dempsey to
fight Harry Wills.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
BRILLIANT PEGRETTA ON

HENLEY, Lg;aud, July l.-Fhc
eanual Henley four day regatta
opened today wiki brilliant sunshine
for the hundreds OF English, Dutch
and Australian oarSmen.
Waltc, VI. Hoover. American, and
}. Bercstord, the famous blind scull-
cr who beat nlu III 1922, besides
taking The cup in 1920, were about
equal taNorltCs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
WATCHING THE
SC0REB0ARD

Yesterdays Hero. Walter John
son, veteran Washington pitcher let
the Athletics down with two scratch
hits and pitched the Senators back
into first place with Il 7 to vie
tory.
jackson S tumble let i'll the run
chat gave the Braves Il ) to ; vic
tory over the Giants.
Buster Gehrig's home run helped
the Yakecs beat the Red Sox ; to
0. Sam Jones &:-ovc1 only hits.
Wilson S single in the 1lth inning
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01

drove in the run tat enabled the
Phill:os to beat the Robins, 10 10 Q.
Midget Adams doubled in the Sth
and pushed in the run that gave
the Cubs Il | to 0 victory over the
Pirates. Kaufmam pitched the
shut out.
Five runs scored on a rally in the
twelfth inning gave tne White SoX
to victory over the Browns.
The Indians broke out Of a slump
that had cost them It out OF their
last Is games and geat the Tigers
6 tG ).
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
MILE. LE.NGLEN is
VICTOR AT TENNIS

WIMBLEDON, July l.-Mllc. Su-
zannc Lenglcn, former world S ten
nia champion, overwhelmed Miss
Kathleen McKanc, British star and
the defending Wimbledon chan2ior,
in the semi-final round of the Brit
ish National championship. The
French star won at 60. &c.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
WI LII
FAMOUS
JULY i:
SHEPHERD
PROBATE
WILL ON

CNIVNGO, TNTN WiTIiam y.
Shepherds s fight to obtain the 81
OO0. .loo estate of his millionaire
ward. Billy McCliutock, was post
poucd today until Friday, July ;.
rhc action came at the request of
his own attorney, Robert Stoll. On
that date he viii offer for probate
young McCliutock 5 win.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01

light. 1t was Riic, second win
over the Filipino.
VALLEJO-Billy Algcr dedicated
the new fight arena last night with
:. technical Knockout over Young
Carmen in the 9TH round of their
main event.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
Might Have Been
Lot Worse Claim
u. S. Scientists

WASHINGTON, July 1.-Santa
Barbara might have been engulfed
bv a. tidal wave had the earth crust
slipped vertically instead of hori-
zontally, scientists here said today.
The tremendously destructive vcr-
teal earthquakes, such as those in
Japan in 1923, are always accom-
panied by tidal waves. The lack
Of this at Santa Barbara leads au-
thorities here to believe that the
earth skips' were only horizon
tai.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
Here and There
in Sport World

Los ANGELES, July benny
Touchstonc. Florida heavyweight,
who has twenty two knockouts cred
tied to his fame, will meet Ed Warn
rr in the main ten round event at
Wilmington tonight
In the semi w:ndup, Harry Ritter
will bc IN one corner aud Henry
Mclrni in the other. The boys are
midtcweight 4 and are scheduled
10 20 six rounds.
Tho heavyweight battle between
Harry Wills and George Godfrey,
planned for Los Angeles on August
Is b, Dick Donald local promoter,
ecame a practical ccrtairty today.
James +. Daughcrty, Godfrey 5
r.aLagcG has agreed TO Douald :
terms which will give Godfrcw a
fiat guarantee on $4,000. Wills
will get 40 per cent Of the gatc.
retcr De Paolo, Los Angeles ~
\. A. racing driver, Is leading all
Other drivers in the race for 1925
speedway championship, honors, il
was learned here today.
Val IIcrcsuapcl local representa-,
tive Of the \. \. A., received word
from the central office of the or
guimtion that De Paolo has garn
cred 2000 points 50 far this season
and Milton is second with 1859
while Harry llnrtz is third with 6iV
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays S Results

Chicago |. Pittsburgh @,
Boston ;, New York >.
Philadelphia 10, Brooklyn ..
No other games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
For Sale or EXCHANGE


EXCHANGE FOR san DIEGO
% acres i'll extra fine citrus fruit
near San Diego. Improved with
three bungalows and $50, 900 beau
titul home. A rich man S home
with appropriate income. Value
$1J0,000.
; story pressed brick hotel build
ing, locate,, on good corner, San
Diego. Leased on long lease al
good rental. NalUe $4,000.
Will exchange either of above fol
good Imperial land. Groble Fran
cisco Bleifors Co, 1852 Seventh
street, San Diego. Ask for Shep
ard. 30ts
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
ITODAY'SWANT ADS
FARM FOR SALE

Tract No. 56A, Township
10, Range l6, containing 100
acres, known as the Oktilla
farm located about / mile
north and about l mile east
Of lIoltvillc, on Palmetto
canal.
Having entire place plowed
now for alfalfa 1t being
to far away for me to see
after, will sell cheap. Write
or wire the owner.
L. A. Kcnncda, Holmcn, Wis
l s |
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
BASEBALL STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Result.

Yesterday Results
Chicago &, ST. Louis (l5 innings
Cleveland e Detroit ,.
Washington 7, Philadelphia o.
\rly Work 4 BOSTON e.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
NorreorF

=. Np.igs ,'', y hereby gi,en tbat the
i-"p'e i-' Faeking Co, viii not bo rss
Pohsiole t, for any dcbts ineufred ~
: lss 5aliN silva, forpler employe.
N0ighed) EAGLE PACKrNC 20.
's@ June 20, 1925. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Sal. Lake Il, Seattle 4.
san Francisco 2l, Oakland 5.
Vernon >, Los Angeles /.
Sacramcnto-portlaud, postponed
teams travelling.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01

The nice thing about most of US
is we cant be married for onI
or good looks either,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01

The japanese question has quieted
down Il bit So sunbmn is now our
leading yellow peril.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
EXCHANGES

We have first class property in
Long Beach, Los Angeles aud
San Diego to exchange for I'm
periaI Valley. Call and look over
our list as we can get you trade
regardless how small or how
large.
AFFLERBAUGH
Edgar Bros. Realty CO. 25t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01

FOR RENT-Complctcly furnished
three room apartmlai. $50. 321
Brighton. 3Ot3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
loan n-AUtOH,ObileS
Special Notice

FAN owners. Cool and
moisten the air by the use of our
fan attachment, send card for cir
culars. b. b. & B., San Pedro,
Calf. 131 No. Grand Ave. 25tS
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01

NICELY furnished room for rent in
new modern home. 755 Orange.
30t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01

FOR RENT at Oakwildc, miles be-
yond Boulevard. Two partly fur
uished mountain cabins, lots of
large oak trees, lnvigorating
mountain air. Spring water piped
into each cabin. 1000 feet clcvft-
tion, Rent only $500 month.
Phone Mr.. Meyer, 20, l. V. Hdw
Co. 30t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01

FREE RENT for Juiv and August
70 couple who will take care If
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01

WAHLBURG APIS. Steam heat
electric elevator, private bath,
hot water AID lights furnished.
S45 to $40 per mo. Is blocks north
of Broadway. 1850 Third st. San
Diego. 1lt26
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01
For Rent-ROon,s.
A ApurtnlentS and Houses

FOR RENT--3 room front apt. 773
Olive. Phone 293W. 30t5
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01

FOR RENT-Largc Apt. with bath
and sleeping porch. Also Apt,
with sleeping porch. Parkvicw
Apts. Sixth and Adams. 1tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01

TO SELL this fall list your house
at once with Edgar Bros. Realty
Co. 60S Main st. ltt
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01

for sale. 40 Holt
Ave. IT.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-01

FOR RENT L.Unfurnishcd { room
modern house. Close in, pleasant
home, Apply 624 Olive. 1t3
5 ROOM modern fur. bungalow
for rent or sale, , blocks north
of court house. Summer rates.
Phone 79Jl2 Ito
New Britain herald., 1925-08-18
RESTRICT BEACH
Wcstport Residents Pass Ordinance Forbidding Others to Park Autos at Gompo Beach.

Westport, Aug, IS R(-Rosidents of Wcstport are the only ones to be permitted to park automobiles at Gompo Beach on Saturdays and Sun days and holidays. This was the or dinance adopted by voters at the town meeting last night. The ordi- nance as actually read and adopted provides that "the entire beach shall be reserved for Westporters. If there is any room left, visiting mo- torists may be accommodated"
 The legality of the ordinance was questioned by Wm, Celatly. First Selectman King w. Mansfield an- swered that there never had been a similar case decided anywhere. The law he thought, could be enforced but he doubted if 1t would ever be necessary to put it to test.
 Erwin NJ. Jennings. chairman Of the board of finance. asked
 What process is to be followed to distinguish Wcstport auto from any other Connecticut registered ma chine?"
 Chairman Mansfield replied tha the commission or the selectmer had never considered how the law was to be enforced. Its going tc be difficult. know. and it will re quire good decent police patrolling i We are going to try to enforce 1t fo the benefit of the Westport people.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-18
VANDERBILT BUYS
 OUT TROLLEY LINE
Plans Bus Transportation to
 Fashionable Newport

New York, Aug. IS R-William H. Vanderbilt has gone into the bus transports business to make the ultra fashionable watering place of Newport, R. L" more accessible to New York.
 With group of other wealthy summer residents Of Newport, he has purchased the Newport and Providence Street Railway company. The company, whose line connects Newport. Bristol and Pr&dence, will be reorganized, Eight motor buses costing slO,O0O each will re- place the trolley cars
 Service will start next week. The running time will be shortened from two hours to one by means of new ferry to Bristol which Mir. Wander bit is building. The buses will be named after the coaches owned by
New Britain herald., 1925-08-18
Driver Is EXOnerated
 in MiddletOwn Fatality

Mdidletown, Aug. is Pl-No crim- inal responsibility rested upon Jo- seph G. Managello. of 969 Front street, Hartford, whose wife died after an automobile upset on July 29. Coroner L.. A. smith stated in a finding filed today. The facts showed that Mrs. Managello, who was in Ill health. was being driven to the shore with her flve-y year old daugh- ter. On the tIaddam road a tire came off the machine, which swerved and went over bank and upset. pin. ming Mrs. ManageIlo and the child under it. The latter was unhurl. but the mother died at Middlesez hos pital from shock, The coroner was of the opinion that had not Mrs. ManagcIlo been in i'll health she probably would not have succumbed to shock.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-18

his father, Alfred c, Vanderbilt, who lost his life on the Lusitania. Mr. Vanderbilt owns 90 per cent of the stock of the new concern and will be elected president,
 Mr. Vanderbilt on reaching his majority in october, l922. came into 6 S5,0O0,O0O trust fund left him by his father He surprised his friends in society by working as an office boy for Boston bankers.
 In this move he had the sanction of his bride Of three months, the former Miss Emily O'Neil Davies.
 His course at the bank completed. Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbilt returned to their Newport show place as their permanent residence, and he soon acquired places on the directorate of several large Rhode Island scorpo- rations.
 The wedding of Mr. Vanderbilt and Miss Davies, on November l, 1923, was solemnized in Grace church, New York. Mir. Vanderbilts mother is the present Mrs. Paul Fitzslmmons, also of Newport.
 He is great grandson of Cor neIius Vanderbilt, founder of the New York Central railroad.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-18

Flynn, Bronx leader, had sold out the plain people 10 tho traction in- terests. Conspiracy and bribery had been used to get" hlm, the mayor said
 Voting machines will be used in the primaries. Secretary Of State Florence F. s, Knapp at Albany yes- torday signed a contract for 7j ma chances for this city About 5000 arc needed.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-18
DRY AGENTS MEET
General Staff of Prohibition Army Assemblies in Washington to Hear Andrews Plans.

Andrews Plans.
 Washington, Aug. IS P)-The pro- hibition general staff, comprising the state and divisional chiefs of the entire nation, was called together here today to study the reorganiza- ton plans drawn up by Assistant Secretary Andrews of the treasury. which will become effective Septem- Der l.
 1t is the intention of Mfr. Andrews to aCquaint his assistants with the purpose of the reorganization and at the same time he will study his men al first hand and determine where they best will fit in the new order of things.
 Although state and divisional chiefs will give way to 24 adminis- trators with broad powers. places are expected 10 be found for nearly all Of those now in office who have been proved 10 be efficient
 Today's conference was arranged as wind-up for the series of get together meetings which Mir. An drews has been holding with his sub ordinates. Yesterday he talked the situation over at several meetings with various state directors.
 Announcement of the personnel Of the new organization Is expected to be decided within few days.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-18
An African Hall to Be
 Part of Chicago Museum

Chicago, Aug, IS lRl-An African hall depicting the zlbarre and bar barrie arts, cultures and sarugery Of primitive tribes Of that continent, will be installed In the Field museum here as result Of the museums ac- quisition Of the famous Jan kley- kamj collection from the Cameroon district Of West and Central Africa.
 The purchase, announced today. contains more than 1000 articles ranging from strange devil gods, weapons and instruments ol torture. 10 beautiful ivory carvings and in- dustrial arts, contemporary some times in affinity to the arts Of an cient Benin and the Soudan.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-18
TO ACT ON LAND SALE

The stockholders of the Masonic Temple Corporation will hold spe- cial meeting tonight to act on the