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The Nome nugget., 1925-12-19

Olympia, Wash, Dec. 12, R- The compromise Reclamation bill has been signed by the presiding officers of the House and Senate and has been sent to the Governor. who has five days exclusive of Sun day, to act before measure becomes a law without his signature.
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FILIPINO SCHOOL
 TEACHER MURDERED

Manila, Dec. IA, (P)-A dispatch to the Tribune from lligan Landa. proyince on the island of Min dano, said, seventeen outlaw Moros killed five constabulary soldiers and wounded several other, result ing in an attempt of the Constabu- lary to capture the murderers of n Philipino school teacher, fort night ago.
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Washington, D. C., Dec. 14,(P)--- The Senate Elections Committee adopted an unfavorable report as to seating Gerald P. Nye, senator from North Dakota, holding that the Governor is without authority to fill the vacancy.
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WE'LL DRESSED TEACHER HAS MENTAL EFFECT
 ON PUPILS

San Francisco. R-Appropriate- ly and attractively dressed public school teachers are in favor with their superinten lent. Joseph Mars Gwinn. The superintendent main tains that teachers should be, well dressed because of the mental ef-
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Washington, D. C., December IA. fIN-Tha Joint Democratic lnsur- gent Majority Committee fnvesti- gating the Shipping Board, recom- mended a continuance of the board practically. under the existing con ditions. The Republicans prepar- ed a minority report dissenting.
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feet upon t.ie children,

feet upon t.ie children.
 "The clothes of the teacher are the orn iaeDt upon wkicn the eyes of the cnilG.en ara bent more ire quently thar anywhe'e else." said MT. Gwinn. 'Also it is generally proved flat whenever one is ir1ss- ed properly and well, he or she Is more optimi3iic and does better work"
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-19

Washington. D. C.. December l6, (P,- Secretary of War Weeks in q "lter lo i'fesidalt Coolidge descrih ing Colonel Mitchell says, "he is unfit for administrative positions. and possessed with il desire fol publicity at the expense of others as was demonstrated and presented in evidence before the Court Mar tial."
The Nome nugget., 1925-12-19

Olympia, Wash. December 15, R-The House by caucus voted to concur with the Senate for a recess December twenty-two to twenty eight. The Senate unani- mously passed the General appro- priation bill of i've million yester-
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TUESDAY (TELECRAPHICl
Y. NJ. C. A. WORKER
 JUMPS TO DEATH

Seattle. Wash, Dec. II lP- Joseph Mayberry, aged 29 years, q bookkeeper and reported to be ] Young Mems Christian Association Worker, died yesterday, af;er being found on the sidewalk in front of hotel. Police said Harris was registered at the hotel with d ter tain woman and that he jumped from the second story window iE an intoxicated condition, upon in vcstigalion of the place where !. jumped from showed widow 12 inches wide and fifteen feet high
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Washington, D. C.. December 15. (P)-The resignation of Meyer Lis sner of Los Angeles, from the Ship ping Board was announced effec- tive December 31st.
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Seattle. Dec. IA, R-Washins- ton accepted the invitation of the Pacific Coast Conference to play Alabama Rose Bowl football game at Pasadena on New Years Day. The Conference will be here for two days to fix athletic schedules and conference date for next year.
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Washington. D. C., December Is, R)-Re7ublican leaders of the Senate formally recognized Senator LaFollettc as . republican, after a sharp discussion behind doors and decided to assign him to the Stand ing Commi tee of Mines, Manufac- lures and Indian Affairs.
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day. and by two votes rejected the Writer Bill to equalize apportion- ments so they would benefit one room schools. The Senate in eau GUS last night voted to introduce q joint resolution supporting Say iige against Hartley.
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TELEGRAPH BREVITIES

Washington, D. C.. December IA, t41-Senator Phipps of Colorado, was named Chairman of the Re- publican Senatorial Campaign Com mites succeeding Senator Moses of New Hampshire.
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Washington, D C.. December 14, (P)-LaFollette notified the Repub- lican old guard that he expected to adhere "to progressive princi- pies"
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FOREIGN WHEAT | NEt EssITY

Dublin. tG' If anyhife happen ed to tte Free St4'e's foreign wheat supplies the people would be without bread for fifteo,f Jays ort of sixteen. ii was statzd hy the chairman of 2 Farmer'' Conference here. The acr'. rr under wheat has declined from half T million to a million since 1851 T 90 farmers said that "Ecat groNir did not pay,
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Madras, Dec. IA. Several are reported killed and injured when and engine and five coaches of a passenger train on the May avaram Avantangs branch of the south India Railway overturned while rounding high bank. which to heavy rains.
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Washington. D. C.. December IT, Ap senator swanson the ranking democrat ol the Senat" Relations Committee, in openins the debate on his resolution for American ad- htrence to the existing Court of In tcrnatiunal Peace. said, ''it is this court or none other"
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Washington. D. C.. December Is, R)-The House today voted to re- peal the Income Tax Publicity clause. .
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Washington. D. C., December l6, PJ+The senate today confirmed the appointment of Carl Thcile as Secretary of the Terri pry of ...las= ka.
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New York, December lG, LPi
 Secretary Kellogg defended the Foreign Policies of the Coolidge
 Administration when he address d the Council Of Foreign Relation, covering ihe whole scale of events from Satklatava =rNcIu ign to the Locarnn Treaties kelloge warned American bankers against ''indis- rriminaie" loans to Germany as well as To states and municipalities
 although the "State Del artment has not fell itself called upon in reference 70 such loa' as against public interest. '' II rcatfrmed the governments desire to cooper ate with European rehabilitation with the idea of keeping clear of European policies, and expressed the hope that China would realize her aspirations of freedom from unequal treaties He defended the action of exclusion of Aliens who desire "pernictou5 doctrines of com munism'
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Washington, D. C.. December 16. Ul The Senate withGul taking q record vo;e. passvd the Bingham Bill to create an aviation branch in the Department of Commerce.
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Washington. D. C., December 1G, tPl-The IIouae accepted thc moai- lied Inheritance tax rates revenue bill today.
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THURSDAY 5TEIEC RhpEICi

Washington, D C., December l6. tP) The prosecution for he de fense rested it's case today and the Mitchell Court Martial deferred ar eument until tomorrow.
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Berlin December IT, Ol'' In Il ml'tilated despatch just received the only words printed on the message states that ''Ilindenburp is unable 10 form cabinet. and that the sociai democratic party had refused to participate
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Seattle. Dec. Ii, (PD-The city council at it's meeting voted six to 'hree against impeaching Mayor Brown
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Washington, D. C. December II. Rl-The House refused to place or fix Tax Revenue Bill
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-05
M AUuFFE'S 70
TOPS MUNY GOLF

SALISBURY PLAINS, N. Y,
Aug. 5.-Raymond ]. McAuliffe, a
quiet, unpretentious young man from
Buffalo, emerged suddenly from the
obscurity of commonpIacenes to play
the star role in the first qualifying
round Of the national public links
tournament over genial Joe Lannin's
wide open spaces at Salisbury, L. l..
An unmatchable card of 20, an ex-
hibition SO fine rs to lead a field of
0S players culled from fifteen critics,
gave McAuliffe his temporary position
in the center of the limelight.
McAuliffe, however, did not CLEAN
all the glory. His lead was of the
single stroke dimension. That dis
lance back of him was Eli Ross, of
Cleveland, while yet another stroke
away at ~ was Walter Murray of
st. Louis.
New York did not figure in the
gathering of individual honors but
New York's team of four linksmen
was consistent enough and low enough
to assume a two-point lead for the
Warren G. Harding trophy, emble-
matte of the cities championship. The
title il being decided concurrently
with the winning of the qualifying
medal the second round for which is
being played today.
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CHANNEL SWIM
MISSED BY
HALF Mill.

DEAL Eng, Aug. 5.-Lieutenant'
Colonel Bernard C. Frieberg, wal
veteran and holder of the Victoria
Cross, fell short today by a scant hall
mile in bis attempt to swim the Eng
lish channel.
A message from st. Marget's Bay,
says he was taken aboard tug half a
mile from the shore at Kingsdown
having given up the attempt which
began at Cape Girls Nez at S:2l
o'clock last night.
Lieutenant-Co Colonel Bernard G. Erie
berg, in his battle with the English
channel, was handicapped by the
effects of numerous wounds received
in the World War. He holds the
Victoria Cross, England's highest
award, for valor, which he won in
1916. He served in the British forces
from the beginning of the war to the
end, including the Dardanelles cam.
paign and held the rank of brigadier
general at the close of the conflict
He was wounded nine times, men
toned in dispatches six times and, be-
sides the Victoria Cross, won the Dis.
tinguished Service Order with two
bars.
Colonel Frieberg is 80 years old.
In 1922, he was made n doctor oil
laws by st. Andrews University.
His present army commission is in
the grenadier guards.
Colonel Freyberg has long been ia
nous as swimmer. When II years
old, he was the champion long distance
swimmer of New Zealand, where he
was educated.
He was awarded the distinguished
service order for his famous exploit
during the Gallipoli campaign. One
night he swan from a British de-
stroyer four miles to the shore and lii
flares which lighted up the Turkish
trenches and facilitated landing opera
tons of the British forces.
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'SEMEPRO SERIES
SCHEDULE IS MADE

For genuine battling, the worlds
series will have very little on the
three-cornered private struggle for
the semi.professional championship of
San Antonio which starts at Schwab
Field Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
,Alamo-Peck Indians and the Aztecs,
fathering a rivalry which dates back
almost to the days of their name
sakcs, tangle in the first encounter
Saturday afternoon. Then, Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock, the Aztecs
tackle the strong Southern Pacific
Sunsets, champions of the western
zone of the Southern Pacific league.
The first skirmish will be completed
when the Alamo-Pecks play the Sun
sets at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The teams will continue to play
among themselves each weekend until
the championship has been definitely
settled. All games will be played at
Schwab Field.
The Aztecs will 90 to Dilley Sun
day afternoon for a game with the
strong team of that city. Dilley broke
even in a douhle-header with Alamo
Pecks last weekend.
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French Girl Sets
Record for Women

CALAIS, France, Aug. 5.-The
English Channel remains unconquered
by women. The icy waters which has
numbed so many swimmers last night
halted Mile. Jane Sion of France with.
in one and quarter miles Of her goal
on the English coast.
Mile. Sion was in the water il
hours, 30 minutes. She made a gallan,
effort and came closer to success than
any woman who ever tried to negoti,
ate the treacherous 81 miles of the
channel between Cape Girls Nez and
Dover.
In addition to establishing a record
for immersion by women, she came
closer to the English shore than any
other Of the several women who have
tried to swim across the channel from
France TO England. Miss Lillian Har-
rison Of Argentine, who, a fortnight
ago, made her third unsuccessful at.
tempt to swim from Cape Gris-Nez
to Dover, was compelled TO leave the
water because Of the cold when five
miles from the goal.
That cold and not fatigue was re.
sponsible for the failure of the strong
French girl, was evidenced by the fact
that, after climbing aboard the tug
which accompanied her and being
rubbed down. she showed no i'll effect
from her efforts.
Mile. Sion plunged into the water
at Cape Gris-Nez at $40 o'clock in
the morning under good weather con.
ditions. Tie channel which for a week
previously had been tossing itself
about in the throes Of heavy seas, was
unusually calm. Throughout a dull
cloudy day, she swan with steady
stroke. but after shutdown when near
the English shore, heavy fog and
westerly winds with some rain,
brought the temperature of the water
down to IL degrees Centigrnde, or a
little more than 53 degrees Fahren-
hcit.
Determined to accomplish the diff.
ficult feat. her courage did not fail,
despite the difficulties offered BY the
pcrverse tides and the cold water
About Q D. m, however, she began IA
feel numbncss from the cold and al
o 40 p. m. she was taken aboard the
tug. which brought her back to
France.
The lack of speed of the French girl
is held to have been contributing
factor in the non-succesS of her swim
as she was caught by outgoing tides
three miles closer to the French shore
than had been mapped out by the
schedule. Had she been able to swim
nine miles in the first four hours, as
was the intention, experts say she
would have touched the English shore
about 10 o'clock last night.
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MIsHKIND IN DRAW.

ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ. Aug. 5,
Abe Mishkind of Salt Lake City and
Nobe Ceramics of Rawlins, Wyo.,
fought - fast rounds to a draw here
last night
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.KERRV|LLE HATCHERY
LARGEST IN AMERICA

AUSTIN, Aug. 5.-Permit to con,
struct a dam capable of impounding
sO0-acre feet of water was granted
to the game, fish and oyster commits
sion by the state board of water cngi-
neors. This dam will be n part of
the fish hatchery to be constructed on
the johnson Fork of Guadalupe river
near Kerrville. Work will start i'm
mediatoly on the hatchery which will
be the largest fresh water hatchery in
the country.
socooooooooocSococcoc oeooooooooocooooo
steps to discipline Dempsey by voting
to suspend any fighter who meets
him before he signs articles and posts
forfeit to meet his negro challenger.
NO TUNNEY MATCH.
Wills, in the meantime, is not in,
tcrested in bout with Gene Tunney.
Paddy Mullins, the negro's manager,
says that he is after Dempsey and no
one else. He asktd the New York
commission TO declare Wills the cham.
pion. but Chairman Farley informed
Mullins that they did not have the
huInOIlty 10 strip dempsey OF MS Jltle.
Dempsey passes the buck back to
the commission. He claims that he
had met their demands in announcing
his willingness TO face Wills, and that
it is now up TO the promoters to
visit him with their offers.
If New York bars the match, it is
open to all other promoters through
out the country" concluded the cham
pion's letter.
Mickey Walker, worlds welter-
weight champion, whose tactics IN
evadine a match with Dave Shade
places him in a similar category with
Dempsey, was not disciplined by the
commission, despite advance reports to
the contrary.
Walkers signed agreement that he
will meet Shade on or before August
10 Is still on file with the commission
and the board ruled that it would take
no action against Walker until the
expiration of the time limit for this
match,
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KERR'S RETURN PRIMES
SOX FOR SHOT AT FLAG
BY the Associated Press.

stayed a New York climb, while
Mitchell was stopping the Corsairs, S
to 4. Fletcher's team showered three
Pittsburgh pitchers with II hits.
The veteran Grover Cleveland Alex
ander turned back the Brooklyn Rob
ms in the only other National league
game and Chicago won handily, 5
to 2.
Only one extra base hit was made
in the Dodgers Cubs game yesterday,
which the Chicago club won. The
veteran Zach Wheat cracked out the
blow, a double.
The Dodgers got their signals
crossed on at least two occasions
when they had men on base. Twice
men were almost across the plate in
n gaHop from second when fly balls
were caught and ench time a double
play resulted that broke up rallies.
Johnny Morrison and Lefty Mitchell
of the Pirates were unable to stop
the smuggling of the Phillies, who made
it three out Of five from the league
leaders.
The pace-making Athletics had their
batting eyes in great shape and
smashed out an easy victory over Chi
cago. Sam Crap of the Philadelphia
club pitched great ball and hung up
his eleventh victory of the season.
AT Simmons former milwaukee,
American association star, now with
the Athletics, cracked out his seven
teenth homer of the season against
the White Sox.
Outfielder Mallonee. one Of the lat
est ACQUISITIONS of the White Sox,
broke in center field and played n
good game. He scored one nun but
had only one chance in the outer gar
den.
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RICHARD SAYS
TITLE BOUT
IS HIS
Declares He Alone Can
Promote Dempsey
Wills Encounter.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Tex Richard
declared today that If Jack Dempsey
fights Harry Wills for the worlds
heavyweight title in 1926 the bout will
take place only under his direction
and In the metropolitan district, prob
ably on July 3 or 5.
The promoter asserted he had a
definite understanding with Dempsey
for the Wills match and scoffed at
reports from Los Angeles that Floyd
Fitzsimmons had reached an agree
ment with the champion to stage the
battle somewhere near Chicago next
summer.
ALL TIED UP.
Even should Dempsey 60 so far as
TO seek to arrange the match for the
Middle Vest, Richard indicated, it
would have scant chance Of going
through for the New York promoter
also has an agreement with Paddy
Mullins, Wills manager, for staging
the much-delayed contest here.
Dempsey will fight for me and the
bout will take place in or near New
York around July 4. 1926" Richard
said. Il have been in daily COM
munication with the champion and
have a definite understanding with
him.
Il feel sure that the fight will oc-
cur in New York. too, in spite of the
complications which have arisen in the
relations between Dempsey and the
boxing commission. But il there is
a hitch here ! am prepared to stage
the match in my Jersey City arena,
Boyle's Thirty Acres"
SUITS DEMPSEY.
The commissions action yesterday
in declining to sanction any matches
for Dempsey preliminary to a Wills
bout will not affect the general situa-
ton, Richard explained, for the rea-
son that Dempsey himself desires to
meet the negro challenger first.
Dempsey wants to meet Wills and
no one else" Richard declared. His
attitude has been misrepresented.
Much Of the talk flying about now is
just plain hot air. / feel confident
that the entire situation will be
Strengthened out soon and further
quibbling ended by a definite arrange
mcnt for the fight under my direc:
tom
At its meeting the committee took
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NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The Chi
cago White So1, twelve games behind
the lead in the American league, have
not given up the pennant fight.
Safely beached at third place after
being buffeted about by Detroit and
st. Louis in long battle for a strong
focthold in the first division, Eddie
Collins team today is ready to strike
at the leaders with prospects of a
better pitching staff with the return
of little Dick Kerr.
The hurting department has been
one Of the weak links in the team
since the start of the race. The hero
Lands, is due to report to Manager
Collins tomorrow Mt Boston. Chicago
fans look for the Windy City team to
draw a new deal.
NEEDS PITCHING.
Kerr, who left the SoI three years
ago, has been playing independent
baseball and is said by his friends
to be ready TO start work on the
mound at once. His aid is sorely
needed; a glance at the box score
Of Yesterdays Chicago game with
Philadelphia shows that. Sixteen hits
were garnered off two White Sox
pitchers by the Mackmen to win ham
Oily, o to 8, and maintain their place
at the American league peak by two
full games over Washington.
The Senators kept pace with the
Mackian advance as the result Of four
hit pitching by Tom Zachary, who
blankpted the Detroit Tigers after the
second inning, also raped out triple
and scored two of his teams five runs.
Manager Bucky Harris elaborated
with Zachary in putting over the tri-
umph by inserting four timely bin
giles.
TANKS DOING BETTER.
Celebration of their second consecu-
tive series victories today braced the
New York Yankees for an invasion
of the Tigers. An error by Scwell
and a single by Gehrig with the bases
filled in the seventh gave the Yankees
series decision over the Indians yes
terday, to /. after a smart slab
duel between Karr and Shocker.
The Giants lost a chance to close
up the gap to first place yesterday
nv tossing off a game to the Car
dinals, 4 to 2, while the Phillies were
winning the final game of their series
with the Pirates. Lester Bells homer
in the eighth with Bottomley aboard
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Totals ...,... SOC SSS ss1 255:
Wednesday night: klaus VS.. UlIrich.
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FAN. "FoULED," SUES.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5.-Suit for SIS
900 damages was filed in circuit court
against the owners of the st. Louis
Browns and Cardinals by Viola Hayes,
who alleges a foul ball struck her in
the face as she was entering the grand
stand Mt Sportsman's Park, June a,
loosening her teeth and causing ner-
yous shock,
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JOCKEY IVAN PARKE
QUITS RACING GAME

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Aug. g.
Jockey Ivan Parke, at one time lead.
ing American rider of thoroughbred
racers, has retired, it was learned here
today. when Parke announced he was
returning to. his home at Delco, Idaho,
whore he has purchased a ranch.
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SID TERRIS GIVES
GALIANO TRIMMING

NEW YORK, Aug. Sid Terris,
one of the best hghtweights in Amer
lea, rang W another victory at the
Coney Island stadium last night.
The Winslow mail., 1925-11-20
Silver Fox Farm Is New
Industry Near Snowflake

Another new industry will be in
troduced in the Snowflake vicinity
sometime this week upon the ar
rival of a pair of silver foxes
which are expected to arrive here
sometime today or tomorrow from
an eastern fox farm.
The new industry is being spon-
sored by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul ].
Lindman of Miami, and the farm
will be located on the Bill Malone
homestead which is about eight
miles south of Snowflake. with Mr..
Malone as caretaker.
This pair of foxes represent an
investment of $2,500 and will be
domiciled in first class quarters at
the homestead to be used for breed
ing purposes. The furs from these
animals often sell for as high as
S5 900 each and an expert from the
fur company is sent out to buy the
furs, kill and skin the animals
Snowflake Herald.