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Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-28
FLASHES

NEW YORK, June 28. (AP).- Evidence of midnight betting party in an automobile with pretty matron, was offered against Robert SchackIeton, Vale man and an official of the Gold Dust Cor poration, by his wife who alleged Iy caught the pair in the automo- bile and is now seeking a divorce.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-28

ROME.-OIoa, former Dowager Queen of Greece, who has spent her declining years in Italy in un- happiness, died here early today.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-28

SAN FRANcIScO.-chas Smith, foreman carpenter was attacked and stoned by five strike gangs ters Friday night at Couch and McAllister streets.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11
MAYOR LANDES RUNS
 AGAINST \ SNAG

Seattle, Dec &, tP) The local banks refused to handle Municipal Railway warran when it goes on d warrant basis Friday. to raise funds with which to meet the bond interest, The principal payments aggregate one million hundred and twenty five thousand and are due March 1st An ordinance introduc- ed in the Council as retaillatory measure to increase the interest charged by the banks on municipal deposits from two to two and one half percent which Mrs. Landes sponsored. Mayor Landes demand ed immediate action and in referr- ing to the railway she said "the company would want its own terms if the lines went back to them. believe the city can make the car lines pay" She also proposed n revision of the State laws to per- init taxation for payment of the car lines.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11
THURSDAY EGRAp,tIG,
COOLIDGE ADDRESSES
 CONGRESS- ON BUDGET

Washington, Doc. s, (P)-Presi- dent Coolidge, ill his budget ad- dress, asked Congress for four hil- lion, five huhuird seventy one thou sand, one hundred twenty-four dol lars in appropriations. This was an increase of sixteen million. five hun 'dred forty-three thousand. seven hundred twenty-eight dollars over the present fiscal year. The larg- est increase was in the Interior De- partment.
 Three million two hundred seven .ty-five thousand. five hundred and twenty eight dollars which was for higher pension payments. making q total of two hundred eighty-fve million. seven hundred seventeen thousand. five hundred ninety-six dollars,
 The largest decrease was thirty million interest on the public debt.
 The next was the Navy cut, tthe ameunt of which was undecipher able in the telegram
 The Budget also provides for the inangnration of d five years avia- tion program for the Army and Navy Departments and appropriatcs 'hree hundred six Ysix million. seven hundred twents two thousand one hundred for y-two dollars.
 The total, excluding the public debt and post office. asked for is one hundred ninety-thrpe million seven hundred ninety y-sey"u thous- and, four hundred forty-nine dol lars
 The President asked Congress to postpone the construction of three of thr eight light cruisers which We're To have been started before July. as the United States was engaged in negotiations to broaden our existing treaties with the great powers which deal with the elimi- nation of competition in naval arm imrnts.'
 Speaking uf war appropriations h" Nad This is a very consil ,rabl" amount la spend in time of peace Our intent and attitude iI one of pear" and rrirndty regard toward all nations and peoples This is not sufficient warrant I" neglect onr defense and the detault pf necessary pre"nutiunS-'
 Thirty million dollars waS also provided for prohibition rnforcr m"nt
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11
TO PRESENT BILL LIMITING
 POWER GOV. HARTLEY

Seattle. Dee. :. tPJ-A. R, Hillen, Chairman of the University of Wash ington Alumni Legislative Commit lee. announced that The Alumni will present to the State Legisla turr il bill limiting the power of the Governor to dismiss Regents and Trustees. and said the action was necessary as q result or Gov rrnor Hartley's removal of Charles F. Myers, trustee of the Cinema Nor mad school, Warner r. Rupp. Jas Davis. Oscar Fecht. University Re gems. The bill plans to include that the Governor shall have the right 10 charge a Regent or Trus- lee with miSfcasancr or malfeas- ance before q Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. the Justice to ap- point Il Court Commissioner to hear evidence. to make findings and de- eide upon sustaining the charges, the Supreme Court to review the and in the event of charges to suspend. thr Chief Justice will ent"r q dismissal order.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11
TUESDAY tTELEGR
I,RE..I, l:NT COOLIDGE
 SENDS ANNUAL MESSAGE
 TO CONGRESS-

Washington. Dec. '. R)-ln his annual message to Congress, Presi- dent Coolidge urged temporary tax relief and a sound solution of Farm Marketing problem. He said with the estimated Treasury surplus of three hundred and eighty three million dollars. there is mo reason why the balanced portion of the surplus revenue should not be ap- piled to reduction of taxation" But a permanent reduction is un- warranted with the government doing four billion dollarss worth of business annually. "In the mean time It is possible to grant some real relief by applying some simple measure, thereby making a reduc- ton in payments which accrue on the fifteenth of May and June 1927.
 am very strongly of the con viction that this is so much pure ly business matter, that 1t ought not to be dealt with in a partisan spirit for Congress to decide whet- her 1t is best to make such reduc- |tiOn or leave the surplus for the present year to be applied to the Iretrement of the public debt" In regards to Rarm Relief, it twill be necessary to avoid putting the goevrnment in'o the business Tor production or marketing or at tempting to enact legislation for the purpose of price fixing. It is unfortunate that no general agree ment has been reached by the various agricultural interests upon this subject with proposed remed !ies."
 The Philippines should not he given self government. until they are both politically fitted for self Government and economically in dependent"
 He suggested that the United
 States should never, abandon com piete Insular defense and it's re- sponsibility to these people. The president also recommended the enactment of prohibition legis-
 lation suggested by the Treasury Department, and urged adequate
 care be given to disabled veterans
 but no extension to the pension system should be considered, he
 said.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11
NOTICE,

Pursuant to an Order of Court rn- tered oa this 2uth day of November. 1926. notice is hereby given that a General Term of the District Court. second Division, Territory of Ala ska. will be held in the Court House in Nome, in said Division and Terri fury commencing al the hour Uf '.leyen o'clock A, M nn Monday January 3rd. l92I, and to continue hereafter according to further or defs uI ihr Court.
 Given under my Hand and with the Courts Seal affixed this goth day uf November. 1926.
 ELMER REED.
 Clerk ot the District Court for he Second Division. Territory of Alaska.
 By NURVlN w. LEWIS.
 Deputy Clerk oi the District Court Territory of Alaska second Division.
 Publish Nov 2.. Der. |. II, IS. 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11
STORM SWEEPS BERING
 SEA AND !aLEtTlaNS

Cordova. Dec. $. l4a A tempest swept Boring Sea and he Alientan Islands this morning None of the personnel of the Pacific American Fisheries vessels which were at the cannery al Squaw harbor, have been seen since the storm started yesterday St Paul Island radio station reported the wind was the highest in years.
 Judge Dritiicld informed the Naval radio station that he wind Wfr, ked the CannerN and Wlarf at nta and the spray flew all over th" Village The wind blew directly into thr harbor The wharf of tn, Alaska Commercial Company at lmtch llarhur was flooded,
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11
RDi MANIA IS LOOKING
 FOR TKOt BILE

Paris. Dee 9 tA, I; is reported that King Ferdinand Of Ronmania,
 is to undergo an operation for in testinai trnuhle iomorrow. and II Ferdinand dies the followers of former Grown Prince Carol. plan d cup de at and place him on the throne, which will he followed bv the establishment of d Fascist gov ernment Another plan was to hand over the Crown to an nnnam- rd British Prince after period ol Regency rnlc as constituted at pres "nt It is also reported that the arm, will declare for Carol
 Queen Marie and Jugo Slav.a officials pleaded win her mother for Il reconciliation with Caro- but opposed his ascending to the ihrane and il Is possible thai Jugo Slavia troops may aid Queen Marie against Carol.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

Washington. Dec. 6. (P-Secre- tary Work of the Interior Depart ment in his annual report. said. that the Alaska Railroad reported an increase in it's earnings and also that of the territories manifold in industries, such as the reindeer in dustry, which was established bv the Bureau of Education and is now continuing to prosper. The Bureaus vessel Boxer, carries rein for the benefit of the native own ers"
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

Victoria Dec.S (P, Michael F. Malone, Special Agent of the In ltelligence Bureau of the United States Treasury Department. told the Commission that he WIS inyit- ed to become a partner in the pur chase of twenty one thousand cases of liquor on the vessel Chris Noel Ter. He swore the cargo was to be landed near Monterey. Califor- mia. Malone testified also to the effect that meeting of bootleggers was held at Los Angeles to discuss about the disposition of the cargo R. Swanson. acting manager of the Consolidated Exports. told the Com mission that he waa, engaged in the business of selling liquor for con- sumption in the United States. He further said it was q consolidation of nineteen liquor export houses. capi alizcd at one million two hun dred thousand.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

.loiin Anderson is in receipt of patents from hoth the United St;urs and Canadian governments uu il Point he invented about two years ago. This point can be uscd sue ccssfulIy tbr both cold water and steam thawig. The point is wedge shaped and drives readily in any kind of ground.
 One of the novel features about this point is that it will not clog. It has a hole on each side, SD ar ranged that the shape of the point causes the gravel to be presse d ava, SrOm the a;,ertures, thus pre- venting n steady flow ot steam or water.
 Mir. Anderson states that he has given the exclusive rights to manu- facture this point to thc Young's Iron Works, of Seattle, and that ai,y infringment will be vigorously prosecuted. It is understood that the point is being used successfully on the seward Peninsula and also in the Fairbanks country.
 Advertisement
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11
NAVY OIL LEASES
 STILL. BEFORE COURT

Washington. Dec 8. R-Secre- tary Denby was called as defense witness and DOheny will probably take the stand also. John McCor- mick the well known tenor singer. listed as character witness will be called soon. Denby testified that shortly after he entered Hard ing's Cabinet he heard reports. of private interests draining the Navy oil lands from wells near the edge. he did not know who gave the ad- wise. but sought the cooperation of Fall and urged President Harding to transfer the Reserves to the In terior Department. and Secretary Fall assisted the order.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

Seattle. Dec. 6. @-Mrs. Frank Waddell. aged fifty. who for years has been bedridden with paralysis. awOke to discover that her husband was not at her bed side. She roll ed out of bed into the kitchen where she found the body of her husband lying across the table. He was 52 years of age, and a flour mill worker. Police believe he Kill ed himself.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11
CRITICISM OF COOLIDGE
 MESSAGE TO CONGRESS-

Washington. D. C. Dee. 2, (P,- Democratic senators see in the Coo lidge message to congress, his an nouncement of candidacy for re election, Senator Swanson of Hir- gtria, said it sNrrls was not farewell message, as il has all the 'plati udinous declarations that adorn the address of candidate
 Harrison ot Mississippi said. "the American peopl" will regard the mossae" as d doXoiogv. Uut hr pro- claimed II ds an announcement for reelection
 Ashurst of Arizona. sad 'it was announcement of his candidacy he will he nominated on the first bal lot and will h. defeated al the polls
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11
NOTICE OF FORFEITlfRE.

To ED, MORAN. your heirs execu-
 tors, administrators. grantees and
 assigns.
 You are hereby notified that the undersigned has eXpended. during the year 1920. also during each or the years ending at twelve o'clock meridian July 1st. 1922; July lst, 1923; July 1st. 1924; and July lst. 1926; the sum of one hundred dol lars in labor and improvements up on that certain placer mining claim known and described as Number Below Johnsons Discovery on the kousarok River. situated in what was formerly known as the Kou- garok Recording District. but now within the Cape Nome Recording District, Second Division. Territory of Alaska: said labor was perform ed and Improvements were made for the purpose of .h0lding said claim. under the laws of the United States of America, and the Terri tory of Alaska. and you and each of your heirs, executors. adminis- tratOrs. grantees and assigns are hereby notified that if within ninety days after the service of this notice on you by publication thereof for the period of ninety days. you fail or refuse to contribute to the un- dersigned your proportion Of such expenditure as c0-Owner of said mining claim. your interest in said mining claim will become the pro- perty of the Undersigned. by whom the said. required. necessary expen- dttures, were made.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska. this 9th day of November. 1926.
 James kelliher. Co-owner. Publish Nov. z. l3. 20. 27. Dec. {. II. IS. 2s.. 1s26:Jan. l, s. l5. 22. 2Q 1927
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

Managua. Nicaragua, Dec. 9, (A,
 Guatemala has offered to med late between Sacasa and Diaz gov ernment and considered it as a challenge to the United States. prestige. The American companies on the East Coast complained that the Revolntionists interrupted op .erations and that they have been taxed twice. which is unsatisfac squad of marines are al Puert .Cahezas, Sacasa has already seiz ed the American building for hi presidential offices.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11
ICE AND SNOW STORMS CAUSE MlIn DAM AGE

New York. Dee x. (aN North western states and Eastern canad suffered siNr"rn deaths from the record breaking early winter sra son Cold wrat her. accompanied b. snow and ice. threatened q tie un of river and lake shipping for lu- winter. Cities are spending thuu.-- ands of dollars clearing away th. snow. Automobile and railroad traffic is again becoming normal Fourteen steamers ar" ice bound in he Saint Laurence river. Seven vessels are wrecked on the Noyii Scotia Coast. New Brunswick fish ing and barge fleets are crippled Ice blocked Lockport New York Canal gates, Twenty-six vessels are froze in at Whitehall New York south hound from Lake Champlain and forty others are tied up at Port Bangor, Maine. and the port has been officially closed. The three masted schooner Emile r. Nirttlam lies broadsde on Gran berry Island after the schooner smashed through twentytwo fishing craft.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11
CHAMPION rsr RIDER

Y IOadon, Dec. .. R-Miss Nancy Debenhsan has proved the cham pioa1 nlDtor cycle tcst rider of Eng land. e
 .,.!Aeaiast . Held oN some forty men cosmpetitors;.s- Alla Debenham' still h her teenss wes hsr race with To eood lead, anA va awarded the Gold cap fbr tho bese performance h . 90 nsile rsl1AbiIlty trial con. ducicd by the I,oaAaa MetnF Cycl. tar clah.. ..e1se aeA1eved lhe dlstinc. tioA oa . "A Assse-powee machine
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

Cordova. Deg. T. t4' The United States Naval Radio Stations at Hin ichinbrook and Soapstone intercept ed fragments ui distress calls that another vessel there was no danger as the cargo Was mainly nitrates. iThe Steamship was probably off { he coast of Mexico
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

Annoy. China. Dec |. (A', Stud ems who served prison sentences for radical activities. captured and killed ih" detectives of the defeated Northern Regime" in Foo Chow. and the students ar" gradually gaining control of the ciIN aovernm"nt The situation is trus, and the civil government officials indicated hey would retire as only a few Canton ese soldiers have entered The city The Northern troops still retain the North sect ion of Foo Chow
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

Washington. Dec. 6, @-Presi- dent COolidge's message will be de- livered by special messenger Tues day. The annual budget message will be read Wednesday. Chair man Madden of the appropriations Committee plans to place the Treas ury and Postoffice Supply Bills be- fore the I:OIse and seek action be- fore the end of the week. Similar measures for the Interior and Agri- cultural Departments follow,
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

Los Angeles, Dec. 6. (F-Char- ges of conspiracy to violate the pro- hibition laws affecting at least fifty prominent Southern California men were hinted at a hearing today In which a girl took a prominent part. The lady had been working as un- dercOver agent for Federal authori- ties during an investigation, and weeping. she said. 1t was shame 10 have to tell on all of the men who had been her friends during the probe.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

Los Angeles. Dec. 6. R-Attor- neys for both Charlie Chaplin and his young wife. were deadlocked in case Saturday. meanwhile the comedian and his wife remain sep arated. Both declared that no statement regarding the case can be made until next week. It Is be- lieved here that the wife will not seek divorce but will try for separ- ate maintenance.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

Paris. lP, The dress makers
 Paris are anxious to have the little boys and girls of all the world fol
 low their ideas. just as their moth
 CTS and big sisters have for years, Most of the prominent 'coutur- ieres" have begun to devout more attention to the creation of frocks for girls between seven and four teen years of age, and to the de as we'll. Special style shows for foreign buyers are being held this year. with only children's gar, ments on display l.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

Seattle. Dec. 6, (P-Tennant de clared after comparing the finger prints in the Monks-Myers staying, that they were the same as those who slew J. Sampson. The finger print expert said. that he, twas sat isfied that the finger prints sent from Portland and those of Seattle were of the same man."
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11
DELEGATE SUTHERLAND SAYS WHOEVER CONTROLS ALASKA FISHERIES
 CONTROLS AIiSk !

Baltimore. Dee. [ tlp Delegate from Alaska Dan A. Sutherland declared here, that ii AlaSkans are dec"nilv treated by h" powers that be. of Washington, ID. C.. upwards of thirty million Americans will people Inc Territory and contribute eress. He further stated that Alaska's possibilities are greater than Norway. Sweden and Finland combined. and the 'present govern m"nis policy which, under he gud ance of the Department of Com mcrco. favors turning over to the salmon trust the whole of inc Al aska fisheries. should that change occur, it would not be wise or fair. Whoever controls the fisheries. con trolS Alaska's future.
 Sutherland further says that tho government should direct an equit- able distribution of the property in the fisheries"
 He said the Canning Industry tried "to can him." hut failed. be cause the bonafide AIaskans are not saleable. He charged that they tried to send Delegate to Con gress who would he suhsnrvient to the Fish Trust, by slush fund which was used to purchase news papers. The industry and mono ply Is blighting Alaska and hinder ing the industrial progress of tn" Territory"
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

Los Angeles. Dec. 6, H-Notre Dame defeated Southern California by score of Ia to 12 last Satur- day. In the last three minutes by long pass by Parisien to Netmfc. on a trick used four times for long gains driving, the Southern team lost its first intersectional game by It's failure to convert tries for point
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

Mexico City. Dee. 9, (A1 -Mexit o announces her recognition of the Nicaraeuan Liberal government. and the revolutionarics have plan ned the inauguration of Dr. Juan Sacasa The United States has !t,t it he known that they recognizett the rival government headed by General DiaZ.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

Anchorage. Alaska. Dec. 6. R- The War Departemnt has formally announced that they will abandon stationed at Anchorage will en- train for Seward, enroute to Van couver barracks. The abandon ment was carried out despi.a pro tests from Governor Parks, Dele gate Sutherland and the Chamber Of Commerce and Alaskans general ly.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11
WEDNESDAY,
 }NelFGRaPAIrN
rNLEti,AI'HIC BRE\TrIEs

Martinsyille. Ind. lP, Senator William B. Mckinley, of Illinois, after long illness. died at his home at Lawn Sanitarimm where he was taken in August suffering from prustatic cancer. He was seventy year of az
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

Seattle. Dec. 6. The recall election could not be held in Sno- homish County because its budget does not provide for special cleo tions. delacer County Commission CT Fleming of Everett. E. F.
 Blaine, the Granger. and Stcte Re- Call Chairman. asserted that Flem- ing's statement was virtually an admission by Gov. Hartley that the recall petitions are going to be successful"
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

Seattle, Dec. &, tA'l-The Regents who are meeting with the Efficiency Director Gardner and Business Con trol Director Olsen. announced that thu. Building Program plans will be held in ab tancr= until GoNrrnut Hartley tran units his biennial bud gel to the lri isla ure when II tou yenes .IanuarV tenth.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

Washingteu D C.. Dec S GPt President Calvin Coolidge yrsItr day nominated Wiltie T Pinkerton for he pos lion of postmaster ;t- Fairbanks. Alaska,
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

kotz"bue. Dee S. tPl The Por- slid Brothers left for the Buckland River section December 9th to re- new their investigations of rein deer grazing. after spending week n Kot2"buo
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

Vienna, Dec. g. R-Belgrade advises said. Mussolini suggested to Jugo Slavia duplication of the Italian-Albanian treaty, with the suggestion that the favored treaties would he organic for the whole. and would be called the Triple Alliance.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

London (P)-Fall rains caused a few Russian boots to he revived in Ithe London streets. but shops are not show ing them very generally and indications are that women will not wear them generally as lthey did last winter.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11
AMENDMENT TO PERMIT
 HIGHER ALCOHOL. CONTENT

Washington, Dec. 6. R)-Sena- tor Copeland. democrat of New York, announced that he will intro duce Volstead Act Amendment to permit of a higher alcoholic con tent of beverages,
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11
TELEGRAPH IsRE\ITiEs

,luannrshurg. south Africa. Dee D. a4'p Violent earthquakes shook Rand, th" S"u'h Africa gold region Rock bursts killed four and injured many persons.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11
REPLIES
 TO GENERAL MOBILE

New York. Dec. 5, (P-Captain Amundsen declared q will not en- ter into any dispute with an infer for officer" in his reply 10 General Mobiles statement.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

Martinez. Dec. 6. (F-Nursing her seven months old son as she sat In her cell at the County jail. here, Mrs Ida Landini. began serv- ing four hundred day sentence. for hootlegging.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

Bucharest, Dec. 6. (Ap-Queen Marie returned here after heinz 30 days in the United States. and an absence from her own country for over two months.
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11
children and six women, near Pue- bio Nuevo Tabasco, Thursday

New York. Dec. 6, (P)-Sunday, the jury on the Morse trial, con- cerning mail frauds, was discharg- ed at 1 AM, but before going out they gave verdict of acquittal on George w. Burditt and Henry A. Burditt. but disagreed on the other four
The Nome nugget., 1926-12-11

Washington. Dee. 9. (P)-Goff, q republican of West Virginia. is to head the subcommittee of the Sen ate Elections Committee investigat ing the Gould bribery charge.