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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NEW APT. FOR COLORED.
Rents Radically Reduced,
Beautiful apartment. consisting of 3 large
rooms oPEN sa ASb eff EVENINGS
RENT, $4o.50.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
919 18th St. Main S949.
COLORED-BARGAINS.
THE ARNO,
1885 Goth ST. NV.
Large apartments. consisting of 3 4 and
rooms; electricity; heat furnished and
excellent ianitor service.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
.919 18th st. Main S949.
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SEM1-DETACHED BRICK HOI-sE N
Fort stevens Ridge near Walter Reed Hos
plta i 52l Roxboro nj. n.w.-Six rooms
mo. House IN excellent condition bargain.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BY GENTEEL MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE
small furnished apartment. preferably in
private detached residence along Rock Creek
Park sections: quiet and shade garden de
sirabe. References exchanged, Permanent
reasonable. Address Box 361-D. Star office.
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" III -'1.'I 100 4 = 81 S-W
1911 n. H. AVE. NV
: rooms. bath and electricity. ...... S55 90
CHAS. LINKINS
20i McGIll Bldg Main 1850
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NOTTINGHAM 2l24 ST NV
rooms bath and porch; $50.
GAP Q st. n.w.--3 rooms and bath $40.
1880. 1862 Park I'd n.w.-b outside
rooms porch, ami; $40. Janitor on
premises.
Colored-lSth and SITS rooms and
TNiVERsAL REAL ESTATE CORR,
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) ROOMS & BATH, SIS.
Electric lights and hot water: first floor.
over store, on l4th st. Phone Main 1858
or North 1874. Adams 1858.
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DOW " wv N Az >.
Very desirable apt.-3 rooms kitchen.
bath and back porch: $3.50. Tie 7th ct.
NV. Apply in lewelry store:
THE CHASTLETON HOTEL
Conveniently Located,
10th St. at r NV.
Wardman Management.
Three rooms, kitchen and bath,
with large screened porches,
5000.
Two rooms, kitchen and bath,
with large screened porches,
$500 and upward.
Resident Manager,
North 10000.
COLORED-61o QUE NV.
six rooms. bath electriGity; nicely pa
pered. nice condition. NORTH 1Sl2s.
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21Oo F ST.
1 room. Murphy bed, dining aleove
Kit. and bath. So .oU
Xii, and bath '..o.........-.... $500
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
SEE ALASKA FIRST

Arriving On the Steamer Victoria from St. Michael Thursday morning was Major Maurice Lynch, of Rapid |City, South Dakota: and Arthur R. Olson of Sioux Falls. South Dako- ta. Both of these gentlemen came
 to Alaska on Summers outing, arriving at Skagway. thence over
 the White Pass railroad to White
 Horse, tn Yukon Territory. They
 left the latter place July 10th in an
 IS foot boat. carrying with them n complete camping and hunting eq-
 uipment, making the journey down the great Yukon River to St. Mich |ael seeing the country thoroughly and enjoying the trip very much. They boarded the Victoria at St.
 Michael enroute to Seattle, and sent
 word ashore to the publisher of the Nugget that they were very sor-
 ry that they cannot leave the vict- oria, (which was anchored in the
 roadstead), in order to visit Nome. as the ship was scheduled to leave almost immediately. They start cd out on their journey by motoring
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
MINERAL ENHIEIT GROWING

Thomas Gaffney. chairman of the 'linera Exhibits Department of the t hamh"r uf Commerce, report4 that
 Il" circular issnUd iu owners of .iunrtz prnpertrs. r~Kttr ,uem 10
 end specimens of their ore to he ; laced on exhibition al Nome and
 he school of Mines at Fairbanks,
 s bringing rratitA ing resplts. The move by thr Chamber of Commerce
 U brime tlic quartz rpa- ibilities of
 he seward Peninsula in he lime
 eflt i apparently well received
 nnte fin" specimens are now on
 Nhibitlun in th" windows uf the tlaska Steamship Company office tlr following puarrz owners are rpreseulrd Mcrpau X Ol4on he hlah miner. strand X fled the Antim"ay miners ot lhe head of ftewart river, A $ Kepucr's ga ena mine in he Fitrhayru district
 has5 pltou of Anvil Cheek and
 lit8' Atr"l tilt IlAnnnu creek min
 T lau l'eeting As lilr movement yas s,art"d late ill the season and he eirculal5 probably did not reach Il al the wity places in time to "nn"@ With iiH lat"st mails. it can ie fairlN um"d that the response 'i'l h" spontaneous from all over he division The Nupe,t strongly | trges' all pfospeciors tu get back 1 If this movement and make it q urr"-s Quartz mon are asked 10 iiv" Il short detailed story of their 'rosp"'ts how much development | york has been done what assavs if l my and other informative state | n"h's, particularly Transportation arilitics.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
 LOCAL NEWS
DIR. \. \. KITTIi.SEN
 CROSSES i.AST DIVIDE

@Dr. A. N, Kittilsen who has been seriously ill at his home since ar rival here on the steamer Victoria. passed away FridaS morning about eight o'clock The doctor was con seious up within |. few minutes of his demise. recognising and talking 10 those near and dear to him.
 Dr. kittilsen was one of the earl jest pioneers to co De 10 this part of Alaska, having arrived here in 1896. He has besn associated in he mining activiiie of this section fnr nvar an ,'e.-- He was appoint ed Clerk of the u.stric, Court al Nome by Judge G. ! Lomen about two years ago, which position he held up to the time of his death.
 His demise is deeply felt by everyone in this seciion, and cspcc- 'ally by those who were most inli- mately acquainted with him from the early gold ru.t days of the camp. and the hears felt sympathy of the entire commit fity is extended the bercaved F. in this her hour of sorrow an,i grief
 The funeral will take place at two o'clock sunday .aernoon, Sept. 5th, al A. R Hall. nader the joint of the Arett, Brotherhood
 tmp NJ, \. and the Pioneers of Ala5ka Igloo No. |. q which he was an active member The lodge mem bers will accompany the remains
 bm his home on Front street to
 le A. B. Hall and after the fun
 ral services the cortege will w.nd it's way to Belmont Point cemetery
 here final interment will he made
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
Juliet Ss;,ks tn

London. (H-June this year was the busiest June since. the war for engagement announcements and weddings.
 Btl the modern Juliet of the short skirt, bob and smoking suit has very definite ideas on that an cient and sentimental symbol the engagement ring as has been de monstrated time and again this month.
 She no longer waits in modest retirement for Romeo to surprise her with the ring. synonymously with the proposal. but discusses the style and decides on the gem or gems with matter-of-fact frank ness.
 Just now fastidious and fashion, able Juliets are preferring single diamonds. for the> romantic emblem and, preferably again. stone weighing 2k to carats.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
NOME VESSEL.
 KETl R>S FROM SIBERIA

The motorship Nome. Captain
 ilendri"kson, owner and captain, .eturned from # tfip to AnadiM
 iibcria. "Wednesday evening Ar thur Wright who accompanied the vessel un her trading trip also rc- turhed. The trip was made in th,. interest of A rolet. Leo Sriden Serg and Arthur Wright. all thr.o- being well known business men nt
 applies. However upon arrival al Anadyr they found Il was iinpuss= ible to do any trading. although The people wanted and needed the stock of goods very badly Do to the, restrictions placed against foreign vessels trading. the people of Ana dyr realizing thai they needed the stock of goods On this vessel. they voluntarily raised nearly S10,000
 md asked the Soviet officials to lake this money and purchase the cargo and place il in the govern icnt store so they might he abie to repurchase it. Hut thfs arrange ment was tabnoed by the govern ment official in charge of the store refusing to have anything to du with it. It was learned that tho soviet government supply vessel had recently arrived there with supplies but il was stated that the class of goods were much infer .or to what the vessel from Nome carried. In fact they stated that the potatoes brought to Anadyr by the soviet vessel ware dnmped over board, becaISe they were in T rot ten condition, and that the other goods were of cheap variety which the people aid nnt care to buy. After waiting considerable length of timo for the Nome vessel to be released by the Soviet officials they sailed back to Nome without having accomplished any business
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
:, tt1NE GIRL. st iDES
 ON Pt BI.n STREET

shortly after iln Victoria left <one Thul.'av q yuung girl was
 cen tn fall iu the street opposI,e Eagle iIaii, she was immediately licked up and carried to the May Iard Columbus Iioa pital where she fled within a few mfnutes. It was
 oon known that the young lady was the daushter of Pct, Wvnants briRht aud inl"llig m young school girl aged l3 le years. The circumstances surroutlimg her lcath seemed n"o~s arv for some kind or an imvcstiration ani accord !ngly r. s. Comm issionrr chas. w. Thornton, hastily summoned toron rs Jury ta drierminc the cause of tlrath Upon investigation q small | small portion of the contents tn the hutra was found un the girl : dresser in her bedroom and q cup md spoon was also found on the able downstairs, the cup showed thar something had bcen diluted tn.; mixed but it was ascertaiued trough pr Welch thal he mix lure in the cup was not strychnine
 II was also learned that when the girl collapsed in front of the Eagle IIaH titat John Brii 4ii,s picked the yonng lady up and when he asked her what Was the matter, she told him that she wanted to die. hat she had taken poison and that no one was to blame but herself; A note on the table read, "bread put in oven at twenty minutes to twelve" but the young lady had waited and finished her baking as the sever- |al loaves of bread nicely baked were sitting on the table. when the home was being examined by the authorities.
 After hearing the particulars pertaining to the death of tho girl, the jury rendered the following verdict: The name of the de- cased Is Cecilia A. Wynants, 13 years of age, and that she came to her death from strychnine poisoning administered by herself while tenn porarily insane.
 The funeral services were held at the Federated Church at II o. clock today and intermcnt was made in Belmont Point Cemetery.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

GENEVA, Sept. I. (AP)-Sir George E. Foster, t,sn,tr finance minister of Canada, and for many .eats a leading Canadian, delivered a sharp attack en the American attitude toward the Worlds Court "t . court conference here today. He psrticularIy c"l.emts the fifty reservations relative adherence to the court. tie sai that the world awaited and ex- Peeted something mare rram the United States, He said that the plan for court adherence should not De interpreted showing any change in the Ameri. ean position toward the League of Nations. He de- eare that t.t, nth reseryatiem wteyeb, the United states temanls the rtyht Or af delivering ta the court an advisory question In which 1t claims an ipterst Is a virtual cammand ta the court. .The United States says you shall not do thus and sa. This Is seDitg far pr country which is outside the League"
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
GERMANY PAYS U. 5. FIRST WAR DEBT


from south Dakota 10 Seattle and upon their arrival in the states Will drive by auto back to south Dakota via San Francisco and Salt Lake
 Editors Note-We are much disappointed that these two gentle men did not take advantage ot coming ashore on the lighterage tug as they would have been able To spend at least four hours seeing and hearing of the wonders of Nome
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

Arriving on the last trip or the Silver Wave from Candle. was F J. Matthews. president and general manager of the keewalik Mining Co, enroute to the States NJ. Mat thews this summer consnmaled q deal whereby the Golden Center Mines has taken over the mining property and interests of the Kee- walik Mining Co. in the Candle sec tion. MT C. L. lfershman q mining engineer of much experience. is manager of the new company, hay ing arrived in Nome ill company with his wife on the first Victoria lhis Spring. later going to Candle 70 look over the property before making the transfer Mir lIersh- man il is learned k maklnas plths or the working ot the minttp pro neriies on gigantic seat., the de iai!s of which are not as vet made public.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
NOTICE PIONEERS

All members of the Pioneers of Alaska are requested tn meet Ut Pioneer Hall sunday, Sept. hih., at i:1j P. M., to attend iu n body the funeral ot, our deceased brother, Dr \. \. kittilscn. The order will accompany the remains from the residence to |. B Hall. where services will be held Ut ? o'clock
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
ATTENTION \. BS.

Members of the Arctic Hrothcr- hood, Camp No. 2, are requested tn meet ut the cIuh rnoins at 1915 P. M., to attend In n body the fun- rriil of our deceased brother Ur. \. \. kittilscn. The mcmhrrS will proceed to the residence and accOn,- pany the remains tO the \. B. Hall where services will be held, nftes, which the cortege wilt prncrctl to Belmont Point Cemetery where in- tcrnIent will he made.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
SMOKER 1oNITE

The Nome Chamber of Commerce will give Smoker tonite at e:3O at the Log Cabin, in honor of Col. James q. Steese, president of the Alaska Road Commission. All members are urged to attend. vis- itOrs who wish to attend arc re. quested tO make 1t known to the committee, \. Polet. J. P. Daily. and R. W. !. Reed.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
FUNERAL NOTICE

The funeral services for the late Dr. 4. N. kitttlscn will be held at \. B. Hall, Sunday September 9th, at two o'clock P. M., under the auspices of the Arctic Brot lcrllOO,l and the Pioneers of Alaska. Friends or the tierrisftl arr cordially in vitcd to attend intermcnt in Bel mont Point Cemetery.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

CHICAGO. sept. !, Nr)-A five N,ot box. com t"i"'"g the state wide petition far prohibition n,o,lit- c"ti"" was taken tn Springfield by train. On the truck carrying the petition w,e banner witt, th. sioean,-"lsrng back Beer" \ brass band was on the train. G.0rge Brennan, Democratic Senatorial Candidate, and a D,mur,n.h leaders, .. cOmpaned the petition on the train.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
STEAMER VHsTOHIt
TAKES OUT EIG CARGO
 REiNDi FIR AND GOLD

he=-A =-Aiaska Steamship Cempau,'4
 teamer Nhtoril, gailed for Seattle 1t r L., Thursday afternoon Nith
 hnndre, a6e thrtV pasarneera.
 5lso floo reindee5 ,a5elss+s which
 til@dL he cold 4t6fla4 faeilti47 ut
 h" vessel and s5l5,0op il gold
 nIlion winch was shipped by the
 liners and Merchants Rahk making total of S77st45oHn ia bullion ,hip
 ed outside by this firm up to the
 aTs .Ssdn viii iHIa Iat ya,a whia e1%Idd %Idd abinSina ,hows that Nome with its dry seas II has just abeut doubled last
 ears shipments mp to fhta dale
 Following is a list of ,hc pae'
 neels going on lie Victoria:
 Miss \ Mueller, Emmet Kelley, .irs N RatheHburs Harold ml.
 tobert Hstheubufe. 1los Eibear.
 Ielen Ratllrnhurp Felix lIowald ,liss Edna C Wallace. II. C Koil Ing. c NJ Rice. Geo. l.. Homes, C Potts Mf, W 4. Deyle, II q. 'erry Mareene boyle W C. Swe7y. L. \ Nj. sedle, J=F Hofaan. CAas. ,elley, f=A Chase Migs Hazel Nhite, Ada Aifhur4 X l Faber aIih Hutlhele. .Nt lla cau. r be .tlelasW slther. Mu. r iath,.r, Jas abtlae Mrs NJ How
 Id. A Gahlke l. Jenness. C L.. 'atuuuein. N. schumacher. Dr. k '. Swar'2 Tottn & Baker. Mrs 'wartz, Jas 0 sullyau, Claa Cav y, A. Halleu p A. Phillips. Ar hur Melin, l.. Sr,deuyorr Miss iarsaret I.ynde, Wm, Potor9on. vn kneisy"w, 1r. Philip smith. 7. Wright. Gerald Fitlarrald. J, laluney, II A. Rauds. l l.. Con : CTS. Mrs. H E Earliup, Gland E. mitli, Mary Louise EarlinH, l.. R freeman, Nancy EarIne, r j liai in, Mrs. Guy Sntrerle". j C Ken edy, Norma Satteriee. Betty Sal erlee. Mrs. j ] Elliot, sam Ncl- on. Mrs. Bert Mccarthy, Raymond ,othaker, Virginia kothAkor. Mrs ' w Ralhaker Miss N- poWner- ohn $. Moore, j S Muiock, Mis-, Dorothy Irving, VarI Lomcn. Miss. ,mily Polel, Arthur Harris. tld ,mith. (. C. Crooks Jr. lt J. Mat hews.
 Bill Melick, Wm. Gunn, Geo. 'ondeii. Hugo Nelson. Alex Snn!la, '. Nelson, Alfred Erickson. L.. C. Iol4t. John Matilia, Nm. Mutkey .ino kokkero, Henry Primer. Chus. '. Miller, Tom BornIni, E. Balm. louis f'reund, John Anderson, Al red Johnson, ! w, Davidson. Os ar Enslum, Cast Aldo S. Auder- on, Il r. BeVington, Frank Ryan, \. j. Lang, N. U. Erickson, Ed iodd, Hans Olsen. Everett Suthcr- and. Carl Hansen, F. lslacson, Indred Friedland John NIain", Nm. sawchuck Alex SHdpt. itd, Webster. Eugene KuIikoif. Ralph ). Ingrlham. Perry S~rdman. Tom iaprcla, Nels knutson, Enheri G Worth, Wm. l.aurila. fhas. r. Day s, Harold Pcekhan. Oliver Han zen. C. r. Noisht. V. J Carlson, .smaty Faieaversn. CD Geo, Nor Ill, Herman Johauseu.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
FIRST GERMAN lNsTALlMENT PAID

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1, (aP)-Thc United States received five niom nine hundred four tbou, and dollars the first German nsaIImcnt under the Dawes plan. The funds go to the settlement of the americanticrman claims commissions, awards and Judgments The United States treasury will receive two and d half prcent of the amount. The German reparations treasury expects twelve million this year.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
FRArrEH MEETS WITH M,sHAp

CIRCLE CITY, Sept. a. (AP)-After lying five days without food shelter, suffering from fall rocks, James Walsh, trapper. taken aboard the riytr boat Yukon eighty miles from Circle. Walsh sgnaled the boat with a bonfire. Miss DaizieI, s school teacher board the boat Ft. Yuk. on treated him. Walsh is being taken to Ft. Yukon hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
HEAVY RAINFALL IN CALGARY

CALGARY, Sept. |, (AP)-Southcrn AIbcrtas rainfall in the thiry.six hours prcc. cding Wednesday at eight o'clock exceeded the total in the last six years. Every river in the province swoolen The large irrigation ditch raised four feet in few min utes, while the hoodwaters pouria. of broken fumes obliterated the highways. The Calgary sub. way Is flooded.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
AIRPI.ANE NOW
 E\ROITE TO NOME

Joe trossen pilptine ar airplane owned hv ihe Fairbanks Airplane Company, left Fairbanks al s: 30 his morning for Nome The plane [ Npected To stop at Ruhy to ascer- ain the weather conditions at Nome 3"lore proceeding further. The plane Was engaged In take Col. iteese back To Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
INDIANA THREATENED WITH FLOOD

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. L. (AP)-Thc rivers and streams in central Indiana threatened to iui tho,s. an'ls of of tirm I.uIs Tine prccipila a ion an hour before midnight was l.51 incI,rs The water in the rivers reached the highest lr,cl of nineteen hundred and thirteen. The inhabitants ai.. seeking refuge.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
sERlors INTERuRBAN CAR ACCIDENT

MoNROE Sept. A, tAP)-Eisht dead and twenty six injured in head en collision f~twee" !Ye sars Hf the Menrae-Toletia shore llne lnerur- hsp, near MonrOe, The dead from Michigan and Ohio, the coldeh oa and telescopeh third Of their length The south bound frOnt petroit is said to have run ahead of schedule single trark.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
POSTAL EMPLOYEE coxrEssEs ROBBERY

DENVER, Sept. |, (Ap)-John W. Madigun, u postal employees confessed participation with W. F. Bradford of Salt Lake City, in Il hundred thou s.l .ii,. r..ib"s. w.. twain ,w August thirteenth. tie rated the other clerk. Five and two were arrrsi..l and tried ibr the crime. All hut hMntr,. dollars was recoy.r,l
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

NEW YORK, Sept. 1, Arl-tnptain Rene Fonck, the French aNni the leader of the New York to Paris flight, forbidden use of the Thirt y.ilv built for the flight expedition. Vhe promoters con- tended that writttn permission necessary.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

SEATTLE. Sept. {, tAPl-Fhe funeral services pf Miss Gorabelie Wallace. aged Hfty.eisht whose brother Is the High School principal at Seward. were held here today.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

LEATHERHEAD, SURREY England, Sept I, AF)-Captain II. R. Lcayey, pilot, and parachute jumper, Olive stone, burned to death, and the mechanic critically burned, when airplanc fell in fog
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
HOLIDAY MONDAY

Labor bay is next Monday and practically all business hauaea will he chased. The public se huaI Mil 1pen Tuesday morning
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
HOPES THAT SPAIN WILL
 AT LEAST STAY IN LEAGUE

circles renewed tho hope that Spain will least mally remain member the League of Nations. de. spite the rejection of tn Spanish demand for 8 perman- ia the Council.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

PRATT, KANSAS, Sept. |, (AP)-Lcwis Smith, a lnborer, arrested while paying hoard hill with five dollar check which he raised to fifteen by puc ing before the five while the l,mtil,ly Wls not looking.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

WASHINGTON, Sept. I, (AP)-The public debt reduced eghtyei million in August mostly by the retirement of the third liberty loan nonds The total reduction 1'r one year Wss aae hlllian' The gross pht is nineteen bton nvc hundred thirty four million, three hundred seventy thousand. three hundred dollars,
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

sourdough Stationery consisting of 26 printed envelopes and 25 printed letter heads. for s10O, at Nugget Oalcs.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

SEATTLE, Sept. I, (ar)-Iohn J. Underwood leaves Ts-sssav Scr three months tour of Japan. Aanchnria, and the Philippines, promote the trade relations In the Pacific Northwest.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
e,'r--A CASE OF ORANGE,

A case of orange. was ',-' n the trans'tr wagon of Lrn kcnt
 '" Jay. between the dock and the homo Of NJ. J. Walsh, finder will please notify Leo Kent. .. ..-.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

PAULSMTTH, Sept. I, tAp)-Pesident Coolidge drove forty miles to fish account of the season having closed Wednesday in Frankyn County and remaining open until Tuesday in Esscx County.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

LAS VEGAS, N. NJ. Sept. |, Nr)-The New Mexico democrats waomimated Governor Hennet to succeed himself without opposition. Congressman Morrow also renOminatcd
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

TOfONA Sept 4, (AP)-A gas explosion trap. ped twei.e coal miners, several of whom hurh They expected to be reached before night.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
vALENrlNos BURIAL BY CHURCH ExPIAINE

HARTFORD Sept. f. tAF)-vseati"a's burial by the CathoIic Charrh explained by the Trans- cript He rs,nqaished the wonen he called hs wives His engagements sstisaed the priest. He sorry and was prepared to amend hls 4,t.re f he lived. Hs was ahsolyed aqd received the last sacrameats. Thers Is 10 dvoFce with remaEraase rishts ia the Csfhotc Chursh.''
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

MABILsON, OHIO. Sept. 4, (AP)-Ben Rudner, . hardware merchant, has been arrested here a suit Of inquiry into the staying of Mellet.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
DEYouNG PROBABLY NOMINATED GOVERNOR

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. |, (AP)-whh one h""- d.ed twenty four tho"Sana preeiaets a"c"u"ted M. H. pe&ouRg reerive three hundred twentytour thous. and, hundred eighty three votes. Richardson received three hundred twelve thousand, four hundred and ninety.one and Goodcell received hundred four thousand seven hundred and two votes.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

PORTLAND, Sept. |, (AP)-stanfeld nominated with an Independent party afAiation His slogan is Freedom from Dictatorship"
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

LONDON, Sept. {. (AP)-A dispatch said that the Prince Of Wales expected to visit King Albnso of Spain a& sa@ seRastias.
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04
OLAasTEAD WITNESS IS SUSPENDED FOR LACK OF GOOD CONVICT

snATTLn, sspt |, tAP)-Iyle announced that 0eosSe Behnar. tho whisperng wire witness, h the 0laastead tfiai s.speuded. His co.dsct sn- der n extesded investigation recossmerded . per- Aaneas diqniassL
The Nome nugget., 1926-09-04

PRINCE OF WALES EXPECTS
 10 VISIT KING OF SPAIN