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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Top FIEIDERS

Smith Of the 81 Louis Cardinals;
Cobb. Detroit, and Hooper. White
sox, led all league outfieldcrs In
double.play participation in 1924.
Each took part In eight two-ply
killings. Jameson, Cleveland, and
Heimann, Detroit. we're CLOSE be.
hind with elk. ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
MANY ROCKIES

According 20 reports, around rs
recruits will be given tryouts in the
National league trimming camps. OF
this amount. 30 are pitchers. Pitts
burg heads the list with IA young
sters, while the Giants rank last
with only six.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

NEW YORK, March -,.-George.
town university with well bal.
anccd team and two championship
relay combinations, has been picked
Ivy the critics 70 win tho annual in.
door track and field championships
here Saturday night.
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women's Championship.

Miss Collett defeated Miss =
Cummings In the final Of ne =
Beach tournament two weeks !.
for the Florida championshlp . |.
Providence lassie, who can driN
ball farther than most Of tie Z
male players is an early fasosa
gain the first leg ON the MIS- ~ y.
cup. In winning the Palm :, !,
crown, Miss collett also wou Z I
manent possession Of the MS s :.
Ter trophy, as It was her tnl'S
tory in that tournament.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
ILLINOIS RANKS HIGH

On top Of good football season
Illinois Is exhibiting flrstclnss
basketball quintet this winter. The
Suckers thus far have displayed n
fast, fighting aggregation and along
w.,h one or two others stack up as
resi- contenders for the Big Ten
title.
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Husky Battery Men
Start Work Todc

Candidates for the pitching .
catching staffs OF the UnivenzJ
Washington baseball team ven
report for the first practice Y
Coach Tuhby Graves on Denny 2
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
MARTIN ]. McMANuS

Second Baseman, st. Louis Browns.
Born-Chlcago. m, March IL.
1900.
Major League carccr--sold TO
Browns In 1920 by Tulsa or the
Western league.
Outstanding Feats Played In cv.
cry saase during 1922 and 1898.
Drove in "a runs in 1895 scusou.
Battcd .ss2 in 1924
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Toronto led tho international
league clubs I'M hitting with a mark
Of .3io. II topped Baltimore. which
finished second. by over 10 points.
And got the Dunn encourage cdse,l
Dan Howlcy's crowd in the ponnant
cantcr BY exactly lis points or 10
full games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

Mr.. Hornsby could ensily have
maneuvered himself into New
York uniform, with increased pay
and starring role In the world So.
RIGS cast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

Mr.. HorHsbV Is no Can Mays.
wan him an agreement is an agree
mcnt dntU dutD and job a
job. opcn II II is IN st. Lods. under
me academic guidance Of Branch
Hickey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

Mr.. Rogers Hornsby has signed n
three.year contract 10 remain in
st. Louis. Mr.. Hornsby apparently
is the kind OF gent who likes TO Ia.
Dor under stirling hnndicaps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Pancho Villa Wins
by K. O. in Manila

MANILA, March 10.--Paneho VIII
IA, idol OF chic Philippines, knocked
out Francisco Pilopil OF Iloilo in
the eighth round here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

Some flowers need careful cultur.
ing TO gain thclr full fragrance.
Mr.. Hornsby rs the kind of
flower TINT can blossom with com.
piotc splendor and serenity in an
ash heap.
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can hit up TO standard when the veteran pitchers star
bear down. strings will be kept on him.
Pat O'Shea, a third sacker, with all the nerve srs
that bag of a highwayman will make great ball psyss
he hold up ahe hitting end This is nearly always
Achilles heel among young players. o.
The other member Of the Three Musketeers, is 4 /,
righthanded pitcher named Johnson, who sports h
trick initials in front of his family name This boy hi
son is a strappng fellow towering six feet in hd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

Mr.. Hornshy is the greatest
right handed bh,er in baseball.
but this Is the least Of his yir.
tues. He has more loyalty
than giraffe has neck.
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who has a real fast ball. If
he can develop something to
go with his speed, he should
be q winner when he gains
enough experience. Altho
speed is enough, if you can
control it.
WELSH Is
Young
Charley Welsh. young brother
OF Jimmy. Is a little young yet for
the Coast league. altho KiIlefer il
taking a lot Of pains with him. He
has all a the actions OF his brother
around the plate, but doesn't seem
TO have JimmyA power with ths
willow
Walsh and Welsh hit from
the left side Of the plate, while
O'sbea Is rigbihanded hitter.
O'Shea has been using 900 big
he and doesn't get a free and
easy swing at the bali.
The veteran toHsers on the club
/ like his chances better than the
other fellows, altho he's still a bit
/ Young
GOOD
FIRST SACKERS
Among the other fellows In camp
who look good are Pcra and Cal.
lBghan. q couple OF Kid first sackers.
Pcfa Is the bestloolsing hitter OF ali
the younger players, hitting left.
handed and taking nice cut at the
ball lie Is rather short FOR first
mcksr.
Callaghan j. n young fellow
who had big season In the San
Francisco Wints,' league. kille-
fer has been trying 10 change
his style some at the plate in
order to get more power out OF
his swings. lie has a habit of
pulling with ehis rear foot and
doesn'i get the full weight OF his
body into the swing.
Killefer s. deploring the lack o.
smaller league within haiiing dis
lance Of the Coast circuit so that
the Coast league clubs could send
out their rockies for moro season
ing II Is almost impossible 10 send
these young fellows. many Of whom
are experiments al best, East for
developing because OF tho expense
involved. Tho Coast league cuts off
many youngsters each spring be-
cause they can't afford to carry them
and have no place TO send them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Smell and O'Donnell in
Tonight's Fistic Show
Capacity Crowd Expected Out for Crystal Pool
Smoker When Slugger and Clever Boxer Are Stat
ed to Mix Over Six-Round Route
BY TOM OLSEN

HE fistic followers are expected TO turn out
early tonight for the Crystal Pool boxing
bouts. One reason is that they want to be
assured of not being among those who will
probably be turned away and another is that
the opening bout has plenty of class.
Young Bud Bercot who has been going
great down South. boxes Jimmy Woods of
Auburn in the onener The fans want TO see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

what Bercot has learned his Southern trip Woods hold
decision Bud gained several months ago at Auburn
AS most everyone knows the main event will be betwee
Mickey O'nnnnel Pacific coast bantnmMeight champion
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Three Indian Rockies Showing Class at Santa Mari
w aIsh, Shea and Johnso,
Best of Tribe Ydnniuon,
Two Infieders and Big Pitcher Show Possbilit.,
Developing in Near Future; Smaller League N,.,
ed for Coast Circuit Farm
BY LEO II. LAsSEN

ANITA MARIA, Cal, March 10.-While e, f..
early 10 put the stamp Of approval on an,
the new Seattle ball players, particular /
untried recruits, three youngsters are sho,,,
a lot Of possibilities in the workouts herr
Red" Walsh, a young carrot-thatched
fielder, with a lot Of style, both in the i.
and at the plate, has caught the mansg,,
eve Of "Red" Killefer and if he shows tL.si
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kiliefer is anxious to see Bul nsl
mer under fire, a. he thlrks IL n
highlander j. Just about dee fgta
rear EHhImsner showed well itr "A
untll be was put out % oorur,irlss n
many weeks BY s bad arm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

Ace kiliott, The new firs nar Y
the iaEz king q the club. He ysaj
mean plano
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

Jim heargip. one Of the nsu pads
70 taking his time geytiag itis rs.s-z
fsargin has been 81 with the "a ull
siill rather weak from the Hires
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
scopes Guilty

Dayton, July 21, ,Pl-- Scopes was found guilty after eight min utes deliberation. The case was given to he jury at 11:2o this morning. The judge in his charge to the jury said they must make a decision beyond il reasonable doubt and ealled attention to the wording of the indictment wherein was eharged that the defendant taught the theory of evolution. that man deseeu ed from he lower or der of animal or denied the story os derin- creation. After the iudeo dnis,ej reading the charge. Darrow 4a N that tAe dar@use had DO rocue t~5o make ljarrow then addressed iulw saving "Gentle- men I'm 'ry--me have not had d chance get aequeinted with vo6 " me down here wifi evidence vi II the court holds in adh.issahle and We want to get tae ease 10 a hiEhera court and caa't set it there unless yon gentleman aeiea OH verdict. We do n"t ask for the verdict of not guilty Igdo not see how you can find our client not guilty" a A 2 Scopes was fined one hundred dollars and his bail has heen SC; at one hundred pending appeal.
 Scopes said Your Honor, have been convicted of violating
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.;COPEl, Is CONVICTED;
 FINED ONE III NnRED
 DAHlsnW WILL. APEAl
barrow Tells Jury Don't See How The, Can End Client
 Not Guilty

Dayton, July o., Ao' --- TAe Scopes tri, session ended with Pryan on the stand after a gril'ing by narrow as to his belief in the Bible referring especially to he miracles of Jonah and the whale. creation, and others as well as, the stopping of the sun. The examin- alton was in progress when Bryan arose and addressed the judge and said "I think I-can shorten the testimony The on.y purpose of Darrow is to slur the Bible and I want the world to know that this man who doesn't believe in God is irving to use the Court of Ten nessee-" Darrow cut him short saving q object 10 your statement T am eXamining you on your fool ideas hat no intelligent Chris tian on earth believes The judge stopped the argument hy adjourn ing the session. T
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TUESDAY ,TeLEGRAphiC)
FORTY THOUSAND DENVER kU kLUX CLANSMEN
 QUIT NATIONAL ORDER

Denver, July 20. P)- Forty thousand Denver members of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan un- animously voted to withdraw from the organization headed by Hiram Wesley Evans and form an inde- pendent body headed by Doctor Galen Locke of Colorado.
 A dozen other state locals have joined the movement.
 The action followed the read ing of a telegram from Imperial Wizard Evans, forbidding the Col orado body to sell property or spend money without his sanction.
 The state of Colorado is the largest Klan stronghold, outside Of the State of Georgia.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
LARGE FOREST FIRE
 -N4't AT TURNAGAIN ARM

Seward, July 19, tP,- Forest Supervisor W. J. McDonald and two assistants departed to take charge of the seasons largest for cts fire, which is covering eight square" miles on the south shore of Turnagain Arm between Hope and Indian River. A high wind is. reported flaming the flames over ep old burn and also a stand of green spruce and hemlock. n9.'t 2
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
POLLS TO SELL ESTATES
 T TO THE PEASANTS

Warsaw. July Il lP' Large estates Ii Poland will be suhiiYid- ed and sold to He poor under a measure adopied by ltiet= after monfhs of preparation and debate. Five hundred thousand acres will be taken yearly for ton yoars 1te aovernment paying= the appraised
 alre. partl, in cash and par'tv m tfye# forent hopds rede' mabl1 n twenty five EeH'H-
 The pea his te whom 'Je lana l. <e'd Wlll be eiv'n fotv ye0H in which to make ment to fug
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STRIKE. TESTIMONY OF
 BRYAN FROM RECORDS

Dayton July II, =,R- Judge Raulstan ordered the testimony of Bryan in yesterdays session ex- punged from the records. He said T feel that the testimony of Alr: Bryan can shed no light on any issue t4at win be pending before the higher eonrtss Attorneys of both s dos agreed 10 let the rec ord show verdict of gui,ty and Gi -pense 5gtth aranment
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
TWO DEAF MITES ARE
 DROWNED 1T SEATTLE

seattle. July 20. GP,- Roy Graf and Leonard Wills, leaf mutes drowned yesterday. one in an attempt to rescue the other and third narrowly escaped when 2 cane overturned in the middle of Angle lake, popular Sunday re- sort to tie south of the city
 Graf, a good swimmer, went' to the rescue of Wills who was unable to swim Wills apparently obta ned. frangle hold on fs .escuer and =tah were lost wi.t she Ihird w7S being r"scuod as witnesses.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
SAYS REBEL LEADER
 MAY GIVE UP FIGHT

Paris, July 22, GPl-Two Mar shals of France, Petain and Lvauiey and five Generals are leading one hundred fifty thousand French troops. i've full divisions. against Abdel Krim the rebel War lord of Morocco Official adyiees from Mo rocco indicate an improvement in the situation and the rehel leader is beginning to, se" the fHtiiift of continued oppasitien=
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
FOUR ATTEMPTED StfCDE@;
 ABOUT SEATTLE SIfNDNY
seattle 1nIv 2n Apl

' Seattle, July %, fPD-- Three
 Seattle women were iailed yester-
 day for attempting seieia-. and 2
 farmer by the name of otsmpn
 vino lives near Mt. Vernon snuffad out his life wllan he used" dyns
 mite ostman was found by neishboring rancher who thought he was blowing sturps. Al9 Ostman 'vas thougth to have been drink ing that day. ''t "i 0 ass e fl
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WOULD MAKE EASIER TO
 GET DIVORCES IN WASH

Seattle. July 20. aP,- Divorce Proctor R. L. Bartline announced that he would ask the next Legis- lature to revise the state divorce laws to permit simplified annul- ment of marriages in deserving cases and allow the courts greater descretion in the matter of final divorce decrees.
 The proposed law would allow persons deceived into bigamous or fraudulent marriages, immediate release. whereas they must al pres ent wait one year,
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
MOOSE HOLD STR|-It FS
 TOR GEO. H. ELY. SEATTLE

sw July - 4. - The ian- erp5 ylre lor Ge"ree II Tty. stNea " ha1 1ess nieh' 9nie" n6s ece7 ..f .t1e l. n Q. Nj Fl onv tte aul" B osn r. or- r AIa-E l;*H ri 4.f mt na.nts -fane efe a9'iu7 s0 'Hast .urlu3lne No.e for twenty 7t-fs and h~re.s uf1pder of 5h" No|e Moose Ely cane to Saa,tlr ea9- on yer ago and was =mplt ltn ns 9 caruen-er 7t t1a ear f'aTns-
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
RIli FLOOD REPORTED
 MITCH DAMAGE koRt

Tokyo JnlH 2a, tE,-D Dlsl ttehes from Kaaa sax that T lar. e= DOT tion of tle ritY ai Seoul. is nun dat 1 l, a flood which caused fhe Seoul river to oyerrHn It's banks A sreciai dispatch from usaka =f' j all anes ai e mnHnnidarion fr3m that eity to Korea Hre seeered a'l amaae is worse than =fAe =earlicr DOT indicate =Tfo= AsHat. ! awspaDer say @fh9t= h. seoul pow- .house. was }.-lro."t- and the etH is n 1arteus- vi-' aa"frous -ualtio- R,tn4a~- l' oecupy-
 railvae ar- and 'ar~acbs
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' IcTORrA EXPECTS TO @g@at gu,
 i" ARRIVE SATURDAY

Captain oovell 7ilof the U.d &. Coast Guard Cutter Bear D which arrived this morning picked up 2 message from the S.. 'S.4aVictoria bound for Nome. giving the po- sition of the ship ffss f83 miles from Akutan at 6:oo D. mtaMon- day Tie message states that the "yic" is due at Nome about Sat- urday. 'o hnt7-nf cir 1altaYits' : ri sav a1s4 ysreH a1mo~ e,ss
 t'si-4' ai'igss ,ii'it asa1odaaA si
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
SILVER WAYE MAKING
 GOOD TIME NORTH

Seward. Julv 1T, fP Tha aotor ship silver Wave, Captain a. F Hausen. arrived from Seattle and left Saturday The boat was de- layed three days at Kerchikan to pick mp ballast and 'hree days between Cape Hinchinbrool and St. Elias on account of engine trouble.
 In view of the delay. the new boat is making fast tin@ while enroute.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
SAYS HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
 ARE RAISING FROM SEA

Washington. July 22. lP5 Edwin Fairfax. nationally known eeologis' says that tine Hawaiian Islands ar gently but gradually rising, anI that some day the United states will have q small continent n tine mid Pacific as large as Iaaae,
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25

Dayton. July 20. R- The af- fidavit of Kirtly R. Mather, char man of the department Of Geology at Harvard was as follows "The Bible is a text book of religion not biology, or astronomy or ge- ology: moreover it is just exactly biblical and spiritual truth con- corning God which rings clearly and unmistakably through the the ory of thiestice and evolution With it modern science is in per feet accord. The Bible doesn'' state that the world was made in six thousand years and concerning the length of early history the Bible is absolutely silent. Science may conclude that the earth is one hundred million or one hun, dred billion years old, but the con clusion does not effect the Bible Another reason for the modern distrust of evolution is the ided that it displaces God. It is moi power or force-it is process and method. God is power ant force" -.=,--.
 In. conclusion Professor Mather said, Science is truly discovering in evolution the process and meth
 nd in which God is the spiritua powef,-and- natural force has nt effect upon his will in nature'
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
VICE COUNSEL IN MEXICO
 SHOT IN THE BACK

Washington, July 20. t4o'-Am- erican vice eounsnl Harold G. Rretherton al Asua tall'nte5' Mexico. was shot in the back and sHphtly wounded on the night of July 16. The American Embassy at Mexico CHy has been instructed to investieate. The assailant and reason for the sfootins are m known.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25

emic free dom
 Put it before Congress
 Dayton, July 21, tPt-Wal'el White. superintendent of the Rhea county schools and the prosecuting witness in the Scopes case said that Representative l'pshaw of Georgia will introduce an evolution bill in Congress. The bill will be pre- pared by White and provide that Federal aid will be withheld from Colleges and schools teaching the theories of evolution.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
CHINESE TROOPS FIRE
 ON FOREIGN SHIPS

Shanghai. July 20, lP)-A wire less despatch from Lachow re ported that Chinese troops fired upon two vessels escorted by a British Battleship. the Teal, which were bringing foreigners from Chengtuau and other parts of the Szechuan province The Teal re- piled with two six pounders No British casualties are reported
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
FORMER NOME MAN
 DIES AGED EIGHTY FOUR

spokane, July 23, 5I-- harles w. w. Heideman S4 ? sportsman and naturalist 7iah fo''oving a long Illness 'lr ii4la-man vas in Nome during the gold rush aays connected with inc r s- Fishery seryica for seYeryl gs9rs m ore gon eek
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.AVIATORS ARE
 WITH FRENCH IN THE
 MOROCCAN CAMPAIGN

Paris. July 22. (P, The first group of American aviators to vol unteer for French service under the Sultan of Morocco against the re bellious Riffians are leaving Paris tomorrow for the battlefield
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
tHINOS CUT OFF FOOD
 SUPPLY OF FOREIGNERS

Picking July 21, lPj-Advices from Canton say that the food supplies have been cut of from the American gun boat stationed at Woochow and from the British residents. l. said that the Brit ish consul at Wooehow advised all Pritishers leave because of the strict boycott against them.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
SAYS THAT VIM. J. BRYAN
 FLED FROM ISSUE

Dayton. July IS, (P) William J. Bryan made a statement that the Tenenssee laws in evidence barred all admissions of expert testimony along scientific and re- ligious lines. asserting that judge Raulston could not have done oth- erwise. This brought from Dar- row the charge that Bryan was fled from the issue of his own cre- -ation, that Bryan is willing to ex- press his opinions ,pon science ard religion where lis statements would not be ques'ioned otit that h. "fdared not test ii views in open court. under oath in con- test with the testimony of great educators and scientists" t +'
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
SAYS ALASkAeN NEEDS IMAIIGR.ATIONAND AN
 ORE SHELTER

Seattle. July 20. lP,-- James Gorwaad. president of the Girwood hydraulic drill mines near Fair= banks, on his way home at South Patterson. N J., from Alaska said that Alaskas two outstanding needs gre immigration and ore smelters. He believes that rock mining will fast supercode the placer mining and that activities in handling ore VII be greatly retarded unless he smelters are built.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
WEDNE ESDAI
 rELECRAFHlcN
AGED MIN ERRED I\ "
 FIFVTY-TWO FOOT WELL

oi.mpia. Jlly -, @- The Noas of pennis Nrphy, Si. 'i Sat ches prairie end piaus,r T. this sect.on. which was h'r.=l at the Fottem or a afty-twn foat well on Monday when h. l+sc-nd.,i tp riean it, vas recovered lagt night Relays of w5rkn1en had been workIn. con- tinuorsly since Monday to recover the body. ..
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
CAPT. JOHN StNDIsiCk
 FUNERAL BE TOMORROW

G. [. Jackson received wire from Mrs Josephine Trpp. daught- CT of the late John Sundback, stat ing that the funeral will be held al Truman's chapel, Oakland, Cal, tomorrow. The Masonic order will have charge of the service.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
COOLIDGE REMITTS CHINA ii T.
 SUM DUE ON BOYER WAR

Washington. July 20, (Pl- The balance of 6.137. 7.000,552. due to the United States from China on the Boxer indemnity payments were remitted by President Coolidge under the Congressional authority grained in 1924. zt A.Aq=.==
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
CONTROLLED
 AT FORT YUKON

Wash neton. jmly 2t 4Pi- The Red Cross anonuneed having made an appropriation to cover the ex- penses of ending drugs food and aid to Fort Yukon wherc the in fuenza epidemic is e4porled under confrol 5fter eightzleafhs
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
TAKES HART
 CASE UNDER INVESTMENT

Olympia, July IS, l51 The Superior Court took the Governor Hart case under advisement after hearing the argument over the dis missal of the criminal complaint charging him with having attempt ed to obtain bribe in the Scand ! inavian American Bank affair.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
EVACUATION OF THE RUHR
 IS BEING REALIZED

Berlin, July IS, R)-The evac- uation of the Ruhr section is in full swing. the French troops leav- ing Reiklinghousen. They Will eyacuate Gelsenkirchen and Hattin- gen Monday Dieseldorf, Dius- berg and Ruhort win be evacuated early in August.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
DONALDSON CONTINEES
 WITH BIG CARGO MAIL

" According to radio note to he Nugget from Captain covell nf the Cutter Bear, the nIotmsa;p Donaldson left Golovin at 10 a a. today with cargo Of 7s sacks of mail. The Donaldson had been waiting at Golovin for the rough weather to suhside
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
CHEAT FALLS GETS
 ANOTHER TRENOR

Great Falls, July 20, A slight earthquake was felt here at 10:07 today. Pedestrians on the streets reported that 1t was not noticeable but those in the build ings reported good shaking.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
CANADIAN TOWN BURNS

f'alsar>. Iuiv 2e, t47'=-A \ iifs last night in the business section of Dowd.n. Alaer'a destroyed len business places tneluline the Fn- ion Bank. the =ro-t Oa1re and the telephone exchange.
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
SUBSCRIBE AUSTRALIAN
 LOAN IN AN HOUR

New York. July 20, lPl- The seventy-fve million dollar, Com monwealth of Australia five per cent external loan which was foared by bankers headed by the j. P. Morgan Co, was oversub- serihed in less than an hour after the sale opened
The Nome nugget., 1925-07-25
MONDAY
 tTELEcRAPhlc)
SAN FRANCISCO FOLKS GET
 REMINDER OF THE
 GREAT DISASTER OF 's6

San Francisco, July 20. P)- A sharp earthquake was felt yes- terday in San Francisco and along the peninsula for distance of fifty miles. but it subsided with :, out causing any damage. although momentary alarm occurred among the inhabitants.