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Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-19

length of 6S feet, draws eight feet and is 16 feet in beam. The bow is full above water and high. The deck is continuous and flush.
 It is equipped with the most mod ern engine machinery procurable. The engine is a six cylinder, eastern stand ard, rated at 135 horsepower, full die sel and is capable of driving the ship at a little more than 10 knots. The ship is equipped with a Hill auxiliary, also deisel burning, which drives the generators, compressor and pumps. There are two generators, one on the main engine and one on the auxiliary.
 In the deckhouse are the pilot house captains room, warden's room, and lavatory. Below are the forecastle with six berths, a room for scientific work and storage purposes, engine room, galley, and after cabin. h that cabin are four berths. On the left side of a companionway leading to the captains cabin is a cold storage room and later a small refrigeration plant will be installed, making 1t pos sible to carry fresh meats, vegetables and other perishable foods on even the longer trips On the opposite side of the companionway is ample storage and locker space. Fresh wa ter tanks are located in the after hold.
 The Seal has one watertight bulk heads designed to give it the utmost protection in case of accident. Each is pierced by manhole which per mits passage through the entire boat without the necessity of going above deck. The manholes can be closed almost instantly and when closed are absolutely watertight.
 An exit leads from the engine room to the pilot house Another leads from the engine room to a passage way which connects with all parts of the ship, designed especially for safe ty to the crew as well as for couven- fence.
 Under ordinary circumstances the vessel will carry a crew of three.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-19

Garden seeds and onion sets a. Brown & Hawkins Corporation.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-19

Brunswick Monographs and records -Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-06-19

Toilet Articles, perfumes-Schaue-- CTS Alaska Shop.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
BIG SHIPMENT FURS
 FROM s. W. ALASKA

Seward, March 2i, tP1-Fifteen thousand dollars worth of mink. CT mine, red cross and blue fox, and land otter, arrived here on the Str. Starr from the Westward, compris- ing one of the last shipr ents of the year and will he shipped f" Snit,t next Saturday
 Captain A. C. Gnss. returned to Unalaska from tuimak. Aka and Attn Islands with T boat load of furs. he said il was q very successful season and reported lhat it WIS he mildest winter in ten years. being . splendid year for tho trappnr.
 Goss owns several islands which are stocked with foxes, from which he says he enjoyed excellent returns
 An lfnalaska resident. believed to he Merrill C Smmar, Il trapppr missing since last October and be lieved to have drowned. Left kanaea in I small boat to hunt on adjacent islands was employed by inc klnaaa tanchine Company To get rid of red foxes so that they could restpck the islands with blue fox He was for merly employed by Carl Armstrong al Kodak in similar work.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
State Surveying Worlds Longest Tunnel Project

Seattle. R)-survey of a proposed thfrty-two mile automobile and rail road tunnel through the Cascade mountains has been undertaken by the stste of Washington and com mice authorized by the last | ,sis- lature will report next January on the feasibility of tho plan.
 The tunnel would be financed with national, state and railway money. The Simpl0n tunnel through the Alps. for trains only. now is the longest. with length of 12k miles. The Mofat tunnel in Colorado being dug under the main range of the continental divide is six miles long. It will be used by both. trains and automobiles and also Is designed for carrying water from the western to the eastern slope of the Rocky Mountains.
 General H. M. Chittenden, who died here in, 1917. conceived the idea of the thirty-two mile Cascade project. He was the originator. too. of the tdsa for the ship canal which now ltnks Lake Warrington. on the
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
SEATTLE LAWYER CONFIRMED AS ASSISTANT DISTRICT
 ATTORNEY AT CORDOVl \

Seattle, March 25. (P, Walter H. Hodge, a Seattle lawyer. received notice of his confirmation from the Attorney General. as Assistant Dis trict Attorney at Cordova, Alaska, and will sail April 3rd to take m his new duties. Mra Hodge will ar- company him.
 Attorney Hodge is aged thirty. Il graduate of the University of Wash ington. he spent 2 year as secretary in States office. and was Chief Clerk to report States Supreme Court T" served four years as Deputy Prose cutor of Skagit County and prac- ticed law in Seattle and Wenatchee Judge Robert NJ. Jones, of Seattle. recommended him for the new post
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
THURSDAY fTElEGRhpAiC,
FAIRBANKS ATRpLANE co.
 MAKES SUCCESSFUL FLIGHTS

Fairbanks, Alaska March 24. (4', The new Standard fonr passenger Biplane of the Fairbanks Airplanr Corporation constructed this winter made Il successful flight test yester- day and the ship was placed in act ual service this morning when il an swered rush call from the Manley Hot Springs, bringing 10 Fairbanks several injured miners who were placed in the local hospital here for treatment The flight was made in record tim" and is the first plane eyer constructed in Alaska. il was built by A. A. Bennett. the chief pilot and mechanic of the corpora lion. which has more air traffic hnsi- ness in sight for tho next month than its two pilots and four planes can handle
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27

family. on his return to Alaska from Washington D C where he has been since the reconvening of congress in tn" interest of Alaska
 Speakers al the Arctic Club to- morrow will include Charles Gar field, George Bennett Gilman of Cor dova and Governor Parks. The governor said taking iu ronsidera- tion the understanding ill Washing ton of Alaska's needs i've are in deed fortunate in getting as much as We have We arc confident hat there is un the way, better things, particularly the hone eff centering th" development uf tie pulp and paper industry in our vast timber holdings and diversified fishing busi ness
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
NortT or FORE .,r,Hn.

To Mrs. K. A Hawkins. your heir
 executors. adninisttators and T
 siens:
 You are hereby notified that ti nndersirned has expended the sun of one hundred dollars during eac'' of in" years 1920. 1921. 1922, 192 g and l92i. m labor and mprovr ments upon earh of the followin. named calims: Nome River Bar Group and the Stella Grouu placer mining claims. situated on Nome River. in the Cape Nome Mining District. and Precinct Territory of Al six il. the location certificates Of which arr found of record in the office of tkt Rero rder of said district and pre- cinc' in order to hold said claims under the provisions of the laws of the United States. and the Ter ritory of Alaska. Concerning annual labor upon mining claims. Such expenditures being the amount re quired by said laws to hold said claims during said period
 And you are further notified that if within ninety days from the completion of the publication here of, for the period of ninety days you fail or refuse to contribute to the undersigned your proportion of such expenditure as co-ownoi your interest in said mining claims will become the property of the undersigned your co-owner. who has made such required expendi ture.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska. the 13tl day tf February. 1926. w. J. ROWE, Co-Owner. Publish Feb. 13. 20. 27. March 6 13. 20. 27. April 3. 10. IT. 24
 May l. s. 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
DENIED BROWN TRIED
 CONTROL. CIVIL SERVICE

Seattle, March 25. tFN Thomas $. Patterson. civil servie" commits sionrr stated befpr" the Charter Re vision Commission llsi night thrt inc Commission never failed to snp port thc d"partmelrt head in dis missing employees for inelliciencv and during first six months of em plovment he denied that Mayol Brown tried 10 control the Civil Ser vice Commission.
 City Light Superintendent Ross urged that if the city manager plan was adopted. he recommended that the light department be place' m der q separate commission.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
TUESDAY uELEGRAPH,cl
WILKINS FLIGHT BE
 DELAYED THREE WEEKS

Fairbanks, Alaska, March 23, H) Captain Wilkins indicated yester- day that the plane Alaskan" will he repaired. that the welding and landing gear parts have been suc- cessfully repaired in the local shops and tests flights of the Alaskan Will he resumed in a few days. The De- troiter plane must await the receipt of repair parts from the States and will probably delay the big flight plane at least three weeks.
 The flight pilots including Lieut.. Lanphier, minated that they con sidered the landing gear of the "De- troiter" faulty. Dissention exists between Howard, the factory repre- sentative of the Fokker plane. and pilots as to the cause Of the acci- dent.
 Much uncertainty seems to exist as to whether the Point Barrow at tempt will be made in the face of adverse circumstances, this however. is not authoritive. The March storm yesterday descended upon Interior Alaska. the planes were stripped Of their landing gear and laying upon the open landing field. presented a foriorn spectacle. as the wind and driving snow swept them. The weather today is bright and the tenn pcrature is zero.
 Richard Surraft, representative of the International News Reel. evened the Injunction score of Pathe News Friday night when he chartered a special train overtaking the regular train leaving here twelve hours pre- yious at Curry, dispatching the films depicting the accident to the plane "Detroiter," the special train will make connections with the steamer Alaska sailing from Seward. The Pathe News people offered five hun dred dollars or another special train to avoid weeks scoop. bui found that an additional train ant crew were unavailable.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
LIEl'T. COM. RYRD
 IS PREPARED TO WALK
 BACK TO CIVIIIZATIO'

Washington, March PC .tP, I.ieut Commander Richard Byr who plans to start his airplanf flight to North Pole npkt mnntl states that lie k prepared (" wal sarv His equipment includes ri lies shot guns. two el'd- and light weight stoves iienl Hyr1 eXpecl to transfer his headquarters mex week to New York and personal oversee final preparations. fh' steamship chantieu will carry thu expedition and the hop off will | made from base in northern Spit bergen
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
TELEPHONE GO. DENUi NCED
 AS A\ OiTLtN

Seattle, March 25. (p The Paci fic Telephone and Telegraph Com pany was denounced before the Municipal Leaene yesterday as an outlaw on Seattle streets. Council man Moore declared that the "com panv hopes In bring pr"ssnr" tn hear hy raising the cry and taking dras' tic steps to delay extensions of tc1e phone facilities 10 meet the grow ing needs of thn city" Councilman Kennedy said, "ihe property we in- tend to seize on April 21st is city property. and as public officials Vt would he lereict in our dniy if we failed to take possession of the pr" perty."
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
NOTICE OF roRrrsrlnN

To John Katerines. Star Gasaras
 Fred Daniels ] F. iohbeS. Nick
 Spiritas. James Slamulus, YouT
 heirs. executors, legal representa-
 tives and assigns;
 You and each of you ar" hereby notified that the uGdtrsiHn"d, as co--nwner therein, has expended thr sum of one hundred dollars for e.'ch of the calender years 1915 and 1o'-t; and for each of the hSrHl years ending July ist, i9ep, la2i, 1922. 1923. 1921. and 1925, in ahor and Improvements nn and fer the benefit of the MANflATTlN ASSOCI ALTON placer mining claim, situated between Cripple River and Rodney Creek. in the Cape Nome Mining and Recording District, Ter ritory of Alaska.
 Location Notice of which is record ed in Vol. 1S4. al Page flo of the Records of said District, in the performance of the annual labor re quired by Section a324. Revised Statutes of the United States. and supplemental leeisl.4.ion. ia or,Ior to hold said claim.
 And you are hereby required to contribute your proportion of such expeditmre according to your inter est in said claim, to the nndersign- ed co-owner with ynu therein. within ninety days after the service of this notice on you hy publication thereof. or your interest in said claim will become forfeited, and vest in the undersigned, as provid- ed by said Statute.
 JAMES KATERINES. Co-owner
 Publish Feb. 20. a7, March 6. 13. 20. 27. April 3, 10. IT, 2i. May |. ,S, 15, 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
CHARTER REVISORS
 HOLD SECRET SESSION

seattle, March %, tP, Charter Rcvisors held n secret session last night and referred the proposed IF form movement [" an cN""uiiN" cont mitten consisting of Frank Water house Nathan Eckstein, David w Bowen Roy J kinnAr and ReN"ren' Mathews for a preliminary decision and public hearings srhcanled tHl Friday were cancelled Chief ot Police Sevcryns and Mayor Brown were called as witnesses and eva
 mined in secret separately fnS an hour and half
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
California Has Corner
 On Women Law Teachers

San Francisco. t4'l Two of the few women law professors in the United States are members of the faculty of the school of Lurispru- dence at the University of Califor mia
 In claiming this distinction for the Golden State institution, Professor Orrin Kip McMnrray dean of the law school. said that the University has recognized the ability of women n the le.al profession,
 "Wumon'+ chief difficulty in the legal field has been gaining reeug- nition." he said "The ability is there. but inc fight is for general acceptance of that ability, believe that in this case the west has set the pacr for the rest nf the cnun- try"
 The two feminine law instructors at California are Mrs, Barbara N, Grimes and Miss Rosamund Parma The only other women tn hold this position. Dean McMurray said is on the teaching staff of the law school of the University of Texas.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
ADMIRAL VON TJRPITZ
 MAKES MAIDEN SPEECH

Berlin, March 23. (P)-Admiral won Tirpitz. instieator of the unre- strieted submarine warfare. made his maiden speech as q Nationalist Deputy and demanded that the gov ernment withdraw its application for membership in the League of Nations. saying, Germany's prestige throughout the world would thus be restored. He also advocated the of Nations as the United States gov ernment assumed. for which Turpitz drew misses from the left side of the house.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
WEDNESDAY, tTelECRAPAiCl
SEWARD PENINSULA
 TRAM ROAD ASSJrRED

Washington, March 24. (P,-The House Territories Committee deliv- cred a favorable report on the Suth- erland bill to authorize an improve ment in overland communication on Seward Peninsula and proposes au- thorization for the tram road con struction by the Alaska Road Com mission. The report pointed out that the tramroad between Nome and Shelton . distances of eighty seven miles is now In operation. and that 1t was planned to extend this road through region where wagon road construction would be very eX- pensive.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
REICHSTaG APPROVES
 COURSE .iT GENEVt |

Berln. March 9i, Gr, The Reich stag by Il vote of iw" hundred and fifty nine tn on" hundred and forty one. rejected h" Nationaligi Party ernment, and refused to demand the withdrawal of the German applica tiun for membership in fhe League of Nations, and also approved of lhe governments course at the Geneva conference, by il rising vote
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
"lI.tSKaN" BE READY RESUME FLIGHT TESTS
 THIS WEEK

Fairbanks. March 25. (P,-The Wilkins Polar Expedition flight plane Alaskan" viii he ready this week to resume test flights. q new Liberty engine has been installed, landing gear has been repaired suf- ticenily, and local flights will he made with wooden propeller which will replace he metal propeller, thereby lessening fife chance of da mage to the engine in the event of another mishap The landing field is heinz widened to facilitate the maneuvcring nf the planes
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
GOODING'S LONG AND SHORT
 UAUL BILL REJECTED

Washington. March 25 (I, Tn" Senate yesterday voted fuIty six te thirty-thrce to reject senator Good ine's long and short dl bill Re presentatives of tlfo ger Mountain territory lost iis forty year fight ta prevent trans"nniiucnthi carriers from granting q lower rat" for hanl ing to Pacific Coast points than 10 emereenrv poiuls.- he S"nalt two years ago by vol" of tfo 2H pu4s"d il similar measure hut il lail"d te pass the House
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27

national convention here in April
 Seven tons of meat 10 feed h. oDo doctors is tu hr prepared out on The Staked Plains of Texas So pure bluoded heeves arc being nurs ed and fed q diet that will turn them into the most succulcnt of steaks Down on a farm in Navarro county 20 cords of hickory and pc can wood is being seasoned for the fire over which tho meat will sizzle fhs "ofd give tlj" beef il much de fred flavor
 From lis herd of 3,6.H nr John II. Dean If Dallas. hts selected sd c4ws and o;,lvc and has turned hem into t scliral" pastur" where lr grass is knee deep. Tle c;l"e' will moi hc wennnd, because the milk is adding n the succtilenre ol he meat Theit mothers ." being led sorghum a'rl cottons"'p cake, and by th. tim the bn' Y tet-vr are dressed it is expected if"y will weigh 500 pounds each.
 Ten days hripfr inc dat" "f- tn" barbecue. April 20 t'p catNes will h. shipped l." lallas, slaughtered lnd placed al on in cold storaa" The meat will bt' cooked in especial- sy constructed piis at Fair park. and an expert Abn of barbecue .tefs. aided Inv h tarN"rs and S" walters. will t'ok and serve Il"
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
NOTICE OF FORFEtTuRF,.

 To Roy E smith, your heirs, ad- ministrators executors and as- signs;
 You are hereby notified thid fife undersigned has expended the sum of one hundred dollars dnfing earh of the Years 1910, 1ail, 1912. lgla. 1914. 1915. 1916. 19t7. 1920 end ing on Dec, 3lst. and 1921. 1929. 1929. 1924. ending at i2 o'clock Meridian July lst in labor and i'm provements upon the Harlem No. 1 Association placer mining claim on the Nom" River. m the Cape Nome Mining and Recording Dis trict. Second Division Territory ot Alaska, the location certificate of which is of record in Volume l n at Page l6l. of the records of said mining and recording district. in order to hold said claim under inc provisions of inc laws of the United States and the Territory of Alaska concerning annual labor upon min ing claims. such expenditure being the amount required by law (" hold said claim during said period
 And you are he.eby notified that if within ninety days from thr ooui- pletion of the publication hereof. you fail or refuse to contribute 'o the undersigned Nour proportion pf such expenditure as d "u-owner your in crest in said placer mining claim will become the property of the undersigned, your rn-oWner, who has made such required eN- penditure
 Dated nt Nome. Alaska tAc lflh day oi February. l92"
 W l ROWE
 tu owner Publish Feb. l&, 20 .7, March G.. 13. 20, 21 ApriI g. l". IT, 2H, May l, S, 1926
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
EIGHTY THREE CASES OF
 SMALL POX IN SEATTLE

Seattle, March 23. Eighty three cases of small pox have bro ken out in Seattle since January 1st. twenty of which have died. Health Commissioner Hanley urged that everybody he vaccinated by the en- forcement thruout the State under regulation of the State Board of Health, the Board will take action against the return purchase of wear ing apparel.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
BODY OF JOE DAILY FOUND

Seward March a5. Gp, Indiane found the body of Joe DnlN, q sour dough of the Seward district. thirty miles from T.ltonchr. l"" Shea q partner of the missing pair left I.at"ucl" in a small bott . month a.o and wore cNidentlv= washed ashore. The damaged body and rough shelter nearby show inai cations that he prnbably shot him self with Il sh"tsnn. n7ins T stick to pull the trigger
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
COIrNT VON RERNSTORFF
 FINALLY SEES THE LIGHT

Berlin. March 25. Rl-Count von Rerstorff. a former German Ambass- ador to the United States just prior to the entry Of the II. & government in Inc world war. in review of the published memoirs of Colonel House said: "rhe only incontestible fact among the mass of improved hypo- United States into the war which brought defeat to Germany. Accord
 ing to memoirs President Wilson was more peace loving man than l described him in my book"
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
GAS TANK ExPLODEs
 CAUSING BIC FIRE

New York, March 23, R-Fire started in two story building in
 the gas house district of Williams- burg section of Brooklyn, the flames spread rapidly to a gas tank which exploded and 1t is feared that the flames will spread to other gas tanks. All firemen in the district were called out and s.ore., of fami- lies have been ordered from their homes.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
TONS OF MOLTEN METAL
 EXPIODEs KILLING MANY

Birmingham. Alabama. March 23. @-Sixteen killed and seventeen injured in an explosion of the fur mace of the Woodward Iron Com pany which blew of the top of the furnace, spreading one hundred tons of molten metal in wide sec tion of the plant. the cause of the explosion Is obscure at the present writing. The dead included II. F. Massey furnace man. the injured were taken to the Tennessee Iron and Railroad company hospital at Fairfield Surgeons who are work
 ing over the injured said thai ma jority of them are terribly burned.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
JOSEPHINE FORD" TO FLY
 OVER NORTH DOLE

Washington, March 23, (P)--1'he airplane in which Commander Byrd hopes to reach the North Pole, will be named Josephine Ford. In hon"r of the three year old daughter of Edsel Ford. who Is one of the flights sponsors. The steamship Chantier on which Commander Byrd and party will take passage. sails for Kings Bay, Spitzbergen. and is to be ready to sail April 2nG stlrt- Ing from New York.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27

London. March 2f. P)-The Tonae of Commons in night session, re iected by vote of three hundred and twenty-five to one hundred and thirty the motion of Lloyd George to reduce the Foreign Office esti- mates as a rebuke to Chamberlain. George declared that the Locarno pact signOtories were responsible for the breakdown of the League of Nations for the failure to admit Ger many as a member.
 Ramsay Mcdonald said Chamber lain's work at Geneva was the most lamentable failure Britain has faced in many years."
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
IOt KILLED WHEN STEAMER DESTROYED
 HY FIRE

rsnden March 2G ID lis rr ported from M1uaue i"ai cue hund red and four persons We're killed "t . fire whirlI destroyed he Brazilian steamer pae4 de Ca'Va1ho n th Amazon river near Cnurv,- la= Monday The steamer carried fu' aceonnt4 foi thr lafr" InA9 nt life
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
SLAYER OF
 Wm. DESMOND TAYLOR
 OF HOITEW ODD KNOWN

Chicago March 9. (P,-Asa Reyes. district attorney of Los An gnles County. said lie solution of the shaving in 1929 of William pes moud Taylor he movie maenate of Hollywood, is immenent he further said, i've knew he slayer four weeks ago and my trip io the Easi was to obtain cQrrnh"ra'ion of the evidence
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
CHINESE CABINET RESIGNED

Peking. March g. (49 The cabi- net members resigned last Saturday hut today rstained their posts al the request of the chief executive.
 The evacuation of Tientsin and retirement from Yuominchun by the National army forces Is reported. It Is also learned that the returning troops occupied Tientsin and took possession of the Picking railway.
The Nome nugget., 1926-03-27
POLICE SEEKING BOX
 CONTAINING FIVE HUNDRED
 THOUSAND DOLLARS LOOT

New York, March 2i. (F' Police are seeking a safe deposit box said to hold five hundred thousand dol lars worth of loot obtained from crimes committed in four cltirs hy q gang led by Richard Reese Whitte- more. An attempt is beinf; made 10 link the gang to scN'h homlrldeS which have taken place in little over a year which were committed al Baltimore, Buffalo. New Yort and New Jersey.