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The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
NOTICE OF NPrIH Ntip\ FOR PATENT

VI. S. No. Is:s1. NJ | No. ns63. IN THE NllED STA1%3 I.A>I'
 oFt'it E M NOME. ALASkA,
 June 70. tHtG NOTICE IS HEKERN GINt.N hat ELIZAHErH JUiLItfE, hS l.. <. .jicksett, h,r attorney iu fact. whose residence, and postnlilce ad Iress is Nome, Alash.p has made 1ppiiciliun before inc tmted state land Otiirr il Nrmr, Mask Ion a United Stll-s Patent for placer mining ,Iaint known as ElEuN ASSUVIATluN rlaACElr.' auu4ted n ihe east sidc of iIuaaipum ,'ttotk tbout eiEhl and ou" IoHiih mllei loGtilrrlt from th.' ToWu "i Nome. Il thu Cape Na1mr It.. .rIrdiur Ere -inct, T,lritoty ot Alaska. and de .ignarod hy the Uinr ul the 'adastral Engineer "f Alaska a, 'tineral Survey NJ. lS3S tbr ,-4t r- or boundaii's ol said "l ,n., t",9td ns To the pliD and field nala of ail survey ruV uH hb' iu sad l-and )Itce, With maeu't" Na:iItnus "f IS deg, l1 nm to la }l.' m4h !. are ds follows,
 Byron Association Placer
 Conmen,ine at t'"r. N" ! | ur post ns 5q 3 II l"us IS iHs- nf round serihed lR-lS&,. Wh"uce | !. l.. Al. Na. 1885 bears S. 5G dee l6 min. E. BEHIND tj; }bcua- N ;9 deg, 5i min Y la2u ft |" Cor, No ?. | fir post: thrnrs N 51 drs .5 min. E, l253.o II to Cor No 5, llr post from whence fJrk- oi .indhloom Greek bear, N. = tieg 70 min. w 965, IT., lhen,r Icum 'or No. 3 S go deg: .5I min F t3 Fl tt tn Cor, No thenot. < u ieF 5S min. W 5e53 it ro Cor, No an,l place of beriunne reutainin m area of l5a us6 acres.
 This claim s on uHiurvevet, round situated ou Jeff side ol Lind bloom Creek and on the east water ,hed of Snake River, about S."5 miles northerly from the Town of Nome in the Cape Nome Recording precinct, Territory of Alaska. r. & l.. NJ. Sur 1895 to which this claim is tied is on . lone oufcrnp ofschist bedrock about 20x12 ft, ahout lo ft. high. the top surface of which is marked lX) U. s. l., M. s. 1885. Mt. Bryntesen U z. c z station bears N 3o deg o3 min F! ahont , mi Cor No Glacier Placer Sur vev No. 70t hears s. 32 deg. lt min. w. 2474 ft. This monument ia on elevated ground about lGo0 ft. N. and w. of Rock Greek about ITS mi northerlv from the said Town of Nome and in Lat. 6i deg. 3G min. : sec. North. Long. 165 deg. es. min. W.
 Adjoining claims are unsurveyed and names and claimants nnknowr.
 A. N. KITTGLSEN
 Reeister- Publish July 3, TO, 1T. a4, s1. Aug. 2, IA, 21, 2S, 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
skinny, 2a Year Old Pony,
 Wins Annual Polo Medal

Chicago. tPD-A twenty eight year old pony. skinny. which has played polo every season since 1906. heads Ihe list of seventy-fur winners uf annual medals awarded for the best membership in the United States Polo Association.
 Three more uf the ponies rccciv ing the medals for he 1925 season were more than sixteen wears old. and more then half of th,m were over seven years nld The youngest was five.
 Before he sold skinny to n. i. Mccarthy. of h. ruruh- Polo Club, Major General Mct;r. n :rs- quently used to ride hin thr, uri four chukkers MT McFlrthy has played him rernlarly since he btiught him.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
HOSPITAL HOAT RE.Tt RMS
 TO PANAMA FROM STEESE

Tanana, Aug. II. tA', Max Miller, in charge ot inc Government llospi tai al f't, Gibbons reported hat the hospital boat, Martha AnHrlin", T" turned from Strrsr to devote more time in the lower lukun and at lh' Indian villages. The frost hat brow ned th" potatoe, and tomato" plants, twenty eight aboV" heinz th, lowest temp. rature from the first 10 the eighth The Yukon sal mon run Was very light in the last ten days Previous to this there Was 4 dried salmon shortage
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
Important Discovery

Gibraltar ZA.P, Miss A E. Garod. T student nt the Institute de paleontolofi. Humaine= Paris. who ha., been tNeavatlng here. has made m important discovery uf portions of q hnnan skull hehlngins to q young person
 The find WIS embedded in hard ufa With typical Monsterian imple= menis
 The skull is ot the sam" age and type as the celebrated "Gahraltar 5kull's discovered al Forhes Qnarry in the eighteen foriies and now al 1h he College of 3nreear= MtiFenm, md according to conservative estimate il r., probably not less than tNente Zthuu4and wears old
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
N ISCONSIN WOMAN
 APPROACHES MT. NItkI<I.EY

Fairbanks. Auf II. (Ii Nlisa F Dickson. of Sparta Wisconsin. was Mckinley in an airplane She ap preached it at an elevation F 300 feet The atmosphere was cluudy to the west and south. above the ten thousand foot elevation, and tempt was made 'u circle between Foraker and Mckinley.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
Dt RT ADMITS
 SrATE'S ENIDENtF

seattle Aug. l' DFi The Court rmlrd that he ey llrnGe which prose tutor toiyin declared would tend o show that he uu-uatural relation hip which is supposed to exist be tween sylvia and her father ralIsed him tu murder her he admitted, af
 nr Mrs Olive Memmrr Gaines neiehhur. testified to an incident in their home life.
 petrhs- attorney M Farland ask d the court. 'ate Nt tp understand
 hal casual cunurrtiun taS n0w been established h,.twr, the defendant md his relations giith inc deceased md the murdet"' The court said 'Yes
 George Memmer. Olives husband estiiied that sylvia prepared to leave the home and !lte elsewhere N hen MT Gain"9 tried to commit luicide in November He said that liter Sylvia's death, Gaines talked about prison bars but | couldn't
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
BIC. FIRE ON PORTLAND
 WATERFRONT BIG DAMAGE

Portland Aug l". (4p) A nine hundred thousand dollar fire des- troyed the New England Grain Company's three story building on Browns wharf. which jumped to Merchants wharf and the historic home of the Poiiand Yacht Club It damaged the shipping bhard steamers. Baccarai and Seneca.
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NOTICE OF FuEFE!TI RE.

To R B Rnstow. E NJ Andersen.
 $ T. Andersen r l \nd-rsen
 R ] Nh! ent. II r Fdrington
 Fred w. iinhI-N Nour I .rs, exc cntors. administrators and as
 signs
 NUu are hereby notified that tht undersigned has expended t.l" sum of One Hundred i,"llara in rrprc 3entinp the Byron Association Placer Mining Claim situated between Rock and !.rGoloom t'rcrka, ia Cape Nome precincts. Lo. a'inr Ter tificate recorded in Vol. l 6 pa ge 4I5. in the Cape Nome Recording District, Second Division. Territory of Alaska. during and for each of the wears for . nual rA"cn,iitur" on placer m ing claims ;:s ''cduifed by law. from the year hr@lAn.r Jan uary 1st. 1915 to and including the year ending July 1. 131i. except for the three years in sail int ."val when the requirement. for expendi- ure was SusI ended hy Act of Con gress
 And you and earh of you are notified that if you do nat pay your nruportionatn share nf such eNpend- lture. 10 the undersigned at Nome, Alaska. within go days next follow ing the ninety-day period of pubii- cation of this notice. the interest of each of you in and to the said cluim will forfeit and be and be- come the property of he under signed.
 ELIZABETH JOLLIFFE. Co-Owner
 Publish July 8. To, IF, 24. 31, Aug. ', IA, 21, 2s, Sept. |, II. IS. 25, 1926.
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MONDAY [. :sraHs C.,
\ NEWSPAPER REPORTER
 GETS BEAT UP

Mexico City,Aug. 9. @-Manuel Gill, travelling reporter, of the Universal News Service. arrived at the office with his face swathed in bandages and his features almost hidden. The Managing editor ask ed him were the revolution was. Gill replied. "I don't know. but if there is one don't send me to cover 1t but put somebody else on those religious stories. l rambled into church in Guana JuatO. where there was . crowd of women and they de- cided l looked like government agent"
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
TWO EaNbZkRS LIFT
 OFF StUr Isi:i.

Mount Ranier. MHryianu, Aug 5.
 A9-TwO men, one charged wi,h driving In an intoxicated condition and interfering with officers. and the other with disorderly conduct and the possession of liquqor. said that they had party and had a q bottle of Scotch and part of a bottle of gin. which the authorities took for evidence. The state ad- mitted that the evidence hardly to- tailed a quarter of gallon. The freed the two men under the law of Prince George County. each resident to have one quart of liquor monthly
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
RADIO NEWS BUREAU

Jerusalem. (P-TIebrew news paper offices at TelAviv have been getting their news uticklv and chea.,., since the ;nf .I''tn If radio news from the fInrn,aan 'ap itals.
 Two enterprlsing radio en'hns lasts have formed what ''lav call Radio News Bureau. and tune in on Rome. Berlin. Moscow. Paris and London daily.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
WEDNESDAY
 EGRApAiCh
HRoWN AGAIN
 ATTACKS \ PERSON


 Seattle, Aug. II. lPl- Detective Captain Kent announced that the Photographic descriptions from Cali fornia of Stranpler Brown fits the description of the attacker of Car Tie Vickery. aged ten, who was at tackled on June l9th. Kent tele eraphcd for detailed description and Carrie described the man as aged thirty cone, dark compleNioHed, five feet seven inches tall and weighing about one hundred and fifty pounds Brown Is described az dark. aged thirty-ane, five feet sey- e.n inches tall anu weighing one hundred and forty seven
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
BROWN WITH
 GAINES MURDER

Seattle. Aug. II tP-kent cited [ llp reports that Sttanslrr's victims never made an out.ry and he tele- graphed for the date of Browns ar rival in Seattle He came to Seattle after straneling woman in san Francisco Kent believes that the man who stranFled the woman in California killed sylvia Gaines 4rnwn confessed to stranelnf Mrs st. Mary in San Francisco. on June tenth.
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NORGE ARRIVES AT SEWARD

Seward, Aug. 12. R)-The Norge arrived yesterday. but in the hold of the Panama. which is enrouta to Seattle, carrying thirteen passeng- CTS. Among those are. Marjory B. Major, and Elvira Tellefsen. both nurses at. Kotzebue. Margaret B'- shop a teacher at Keewalik. The vessel stopped at the Nakeeu can nery for a small crew.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
COOLIDGE"S ATTITUDE IN
 FOREIGN MATTERS RE MADE DIPLOMATIC CHANNELS

Plymouth, Aug. 10, (P)-Cool- idge, who was informed by n let ter from Clemenceau, saying that France was uneasy lest the United States play the European nations against each other said that his at titude towards all of these negotia- tions, will be made through diplo matic channels. Coolidge started from Paulsmith. yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
White Flnnncis Popular

New York tPl=Red hannels= have 'one out and whlte tfannel7 have 'ome in
 Tennis i.rsevs pf fhin. e"ft white dauur! re.ruhlinr nothing S" much |. good substantial mjdwinter an Inrshirt, come oul iuro the snm mcr sun as the last word in this 5.ason's smart w"man'l sport ap parrl The price alone makes wid. ! hc disiinrtiou between nyer7hiri md undershirt
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
TCNNEY WANTS FIRST
 FIGHTING TRAINING:

Albany. Aug. To. tP1 Tunney. who is enroute To New York City seeking Il license. said, "I feel that I have reached the heighth of my career. will prove that l am logical contender for the heavy weight diadrm. l want camp handler and everything necessary for the best available training, I have nothing to fear"
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
GANGSTERS FIGHT
IN tIiit ttao

Chi,aea hur=Is .PiZFh- fltee fecornize that 1te# ,eVef#a aan ss=a5e indulging ii oretaand tntlis. rmHate warfare, anl theg preddied earh killings Armed eael"14f7 of eanF sters efnised the city 5@t nteht
 ffe authorities 4=1aanle e=auehi for sam Jaeob4ou aHd Hfmte sa=F principals in h,. latest tce' hattle- The police sn,d that the Niehlsan Avenue heht, when Nihee0t praet repuls.t the rivd enus #tempastfa led ,hat=th.rr N =re .eusrtl 'tns al liances-
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Fairbanks. AnF. II. tPl Pl-con struction work has been started on the million and three quarters power house of the Fairbanks Exploration Company. It is expected that il will be completed in the spring of 1928 and will furnish power for the dredges at -Cleary and Gold Stream Creeks
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
TWO CHJLDEN WERE
 DROWNED BY BIG WAVE

Monhegan, Isle, Aug. g. R-TwO children were drowned yesterday by a gigantic wave. Jacquelin Barstow aged eleven. swan about hundred feet. Edward Vaughan. of South bridge, Miss.s a playmate. went to the rescue. The undertow swept them both under.
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FARMING WITH GASOLINE

Hutchinson Kan. P-Tom Gray, farmer near here, raised q 1,76O acre crop of wheat this year with gasoline power exclusively.
 There is not T horse or mule on the farm Gasoline tractors pull led blows, drills and discs across the fields. Four big tractors and three combines cut and threshed it. A fleet of motor trucks haul ed the grain to market The to- tai yield was more than 45,0o" bushels.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
BROWN FILES FOR
 COUNTY PROSECUTOR

Seattle. Aug g, B-Brown. who hes filed for county prosecutor. says. "we have a police department and . sheriff to police the city and coun- ty, but the prosecuting attorney has been nosing into the administration of these omces.'
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
JOHNSON Is SORRY CAN'T
 HAVE DEATH PENALTY

Seattle. Aug. 10. M'l Johnson ities of Sioux City. who declared that he would mol hang for the kill ing of Walter A. Ballard. there .n 191S. The Minneapolis authorities reported that they intended to send Johnson to prison for life, for the s,aying of Erdal. Johnson reiterat- ed his desire tn give his life to at tone for all his victims.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
AIMEE WOULD LIKE TO SEE
 HOUSE OF CAPTURE

Douglas. Ariz.. Aug. g. @- Aimee McPherson identified the shack where she says she was held . prisoner Anidavits. maps and photographs of the house were sent to McPherson by Leslie Catliff. the os Angeles police lieutenant. de- ciared that Aimee would like to re- visit the shack if given protection and safe journey guaranteed. The shack was discovered by CatliR and J. B. Hickman, an Indian scout. The shack was three room adobe house in Sonora Mexico
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14

New York Aug. 9, tP) Manuel Tellez, the Mexican Ambassador to the United States arrived last night and said, "The present runtticts are of no concern to any other nation This is Mexico's affair and Mexico's alone. American property is far safer in Mexico thtn in the United States
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14

London. Aug. To. P-The to- tai number missing from the sub marine H29, is now six. It is an American type with a Holland mod el. where it was built.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
HAZEIET HAS WONDERFUL.
 REAIFTIFtIL FUNERAL.

Cordova. Aue To. tA'l -Haaelot, whose funeral took place Sunday, was the most impressive ever held, The deceased was a resident for thirty years Busines,4N ,N
 ed Tuesday. while the business men accompanied the coffin to the docl; to he shipped to Seattle for burial,
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CONDITIONS ARE SO HARD
 FOR POOR AIMEE

Los Angeles, Aug. 9, HD-At the Angeles Temple the directors voted against Aimee's return to Douglas Arizona to see the shack that was reported found. They said. "lt is dangerous because of the religious controversy now on." Aimee's moth er nfade no comment. s. J. w. AT thur. chairman of the directors said' "Sister McPherson has been under hard strain and since her escape from her abductors and the trip De cause of It's heat and weather con- ditions would only add more hard ships"
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
MAN ACCtDENTLY SHOOTS
 HIMSELF DIES LATER

Tanana, Ass. .. -AFthur Fos- ger, who accidentiy shot. hanselt Monday, died a4 TolovaRa Thursday. ',e body va heeaght hack to the Mission for barisl, by the laanch Pelican, which coaflDued on to Ne nsaa to neet nishop Rowe, who is galag up ea the steaaaee Yskoe e
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
OlNlN STARTS IN
 RERIII.DING CASE

seattle. Aug. II, tH't tolvin started rebuilding his eas. after Jones had ruled out evidence of re lations between Sylvia and her fa- her, a, this time The whole thing resolved itself down into q question as to what is relevant and what is not Jores said "lt is quite clear to me that there must be some. al least some casual connection establishing or tending to establishing motive or impulse or some force that would lead to this result before the intro duetian of what would be wholly col lateral affair, hut il is not for clos ing the state ns they might subse quently have admitted testimony up on a showing of any sel of facts. tending to Lridre the gap between the motive and the crime
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
SIGNAL CORPS
 PRAISES MASK |

seward, Aug 12 lFi- The popul= ation increased sixty as hc result of the removal of 'be eabl" hfadquar- ters from Valdez ctpttin Ralph R. Gnthrre commander of the Sig nal Corps of this disaipt aid that il is nationally knaMn that Alaska is mans eounrrnzatT =-iperh men in the states are all anNiens to spend time in this eaHntrv"=
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Buffalo, Aug. 8, R)-A tidal wave swept south along the shore of Lake Erie Saturday. Ten were drowned. Hsinte Carstens swan into the water and brought ashore a girl, then swan back and was not seen again until she was washed in
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BEAR ATTACKS FIRE
 FIGHTERS WHEN WORKING

Merritt. B. c. Aug g. R-Two u,en by the names O. PrOudf0ot and Diicher, whom a black bear attack ed while they were fighting Are iE Nicola Valley. and who were ser iously injured. are not expected to recover. They were packed to Mer- ritt on stretchers over twelve miles of rough mountain trails.
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NOTICE TO pII.IIr

Anyone found .utoriaH any of tbr. buildlnes at Fott bayia pl r"moytDr tnylhlng from sam will h" pr-=a . rutrd To the fu)l e>t"ul of the law.
 Roeist"r x Receiver
 Nem" tHnd office.
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san Fernando Aug, II, Hl- Brown today denied that he was in Seattle since December He said, T attacked many women hut none in Seattle" Prosecutor Ward. of santa Barbara said that there was ho doubt that Brown killed Mrs ollie Russell. here on June 2lth-
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San Francisco. Aug ) tHD--rhe United States Forest Service rntort- ed that an incendiary fired th kla- math National Forest in nineteen different places.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14

Paris. Aug. 10. B..-Poincare ab andoned hope of an early ratif- cation of the France British debt when Clemenceaus letter crystaliz- ed the opposition.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14
STEAMER ARRIVES AT TAN.
 ANA FROM NENANA

Tanana, Aug g. R)-The steam CT Jacobs arrived from Nenana Sat urday at twelve. with passengers from Nome and way points. Those included Mrs Arnold a nurse from the Nulato Hospital and Turner Rot lik, a trader.
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Paris, Aug. 8. R-Clemenceau wrote Coolidge that the attitude of the American Debt made France uneasy lest the United States adopt the former English policy of control ling Europe by placing continental
 wers against each other.
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Austin. Texas. AuG II GPl Gov ernol Ferguson declared that she was in the Govcrnor's race with all my heart" She said that At torney General Moody, never accept the klu kiux Klan celebrated Moo iy'a vote az victory.
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Seattle, Aug. g. (Ao-Gus Brown. aged sixty-three. and a retired cloth fer, and financier. will be buried very soon. He has brother Felix an Anchorage clothier.
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Tacoma, Aug. g, (P)-A short ter minal of the Tacoma Eastern Noun tain Road. is threatened by destruc- tiop from forest fires. There are nver six hundred men fighting.
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Modesto. Calif. Aug. .. @-A brush Ire wiped out . mining town while the Catholic Priest was In Tuo lomne County. A hundred people were left homeless.
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KorzEnUE HAS NEW RESIDENT

Mr. and Mrs. Hickman, kotzr- bue's popular wireless couple. are accepting the congratulations of their many friends on the arrival of Il seven and one half pound baby girl, at their house, today. Mother
 laughter are doing nicely.
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Salem Ky, Aug. To. Rl-They expect to determine by sundown whether there is any life in the five trapped miners.
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EGYPTIANS FAIL TO
 SWIM THE CHANNEL.

Dover. Aug. 10. R-Georges Michel and Isshal Helmy. both Eg- yptain swimmers. abandoned the swimming of the channel when thirteen hours out from Cape Gria nes.
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seattle, Aug IL H,=rharIes Gunlhar, Of PitlsbnrF. Grand Pre- sident ot the Fraternal Order ol F,aeles announced that Presidents and officers ol local aires will he re moved from office for violation of the Nolstead Act This announce ment was made at The convention
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just make oai what io said lie swore that Gainea auauGrd ytpthing betW""n eight=thirtl nl -welya
 thirty the night of 'he Auius He told me that sylvia intended getting an apartment down town vhra bt wife came home
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Whiteman '.ells tirnnl
 Mi~i. ians "f ta79

Vienna rP, 3.1a72 tse hand some ,GId rryin4 to mfls b+=wly in the warhl ranl Whtreman=told leaders of the Yienna mua, Neleld here, and tine phfaie =eau,@hl The imagination of ht* yisHers a7=de lls own mn nal =produetteae
 .'rhr halpl.wme clfld mie he spoiled in makin=hia ,93y hliZhe has fine ,ham7@to wtn=etrr he said. Ever hadA ie inter 4led in him wherewr I-5 eoez and fhe N hole world ls at all timg1 keen lf Ter new form of .umrlhine he ii h4ss or ,lan,o# or fra'ei lffF jf hcinr rlyeu fair bna"n
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MATTERS MAKING VERY
 GOOD TIME

Ketchikan Aug. 10. (P)-The mappers left for Wranaell and said if the weather continues good the work will be completed in very short time Three planes flew to Gannet and tnwcd in T barge. A farewell dinner was given to the of ficers
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Washington. Aug. 10. R-Per capita circulation is forty-two dol lars and one cent based upon the population of one hundred and fif- teen million, ak hundred and forty one thousand persona in the U. s.
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Salem Ky. Aug. To, Hl Efforts will he continued to rescue five mon who were trapped Thursday hy T slide, in q zine and spar mine,
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FOREST FIRE FIGHTERS
 Akf. ROBBED

Spokane, Aug II, GPl Three bandits held up twenty four forest fire fighters twelve miles east ot here last night. Thr fighters were returning here in q box ear.
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London. Aug. 10, H1 Five per sons were reported killed when the submarine IIa9. under repairs. sank in the Davenport Basin
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Canton, Aug g, R-seven were killed and many injured Saturday when labor factions met in street fight,
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Tokyo Ate. 13ZHPt Thirteen were killed and fittS =mis4inp in il bridpe collapse on tht. main thor omphfare of the city ef Akita in the province of ITPoniPht
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-14

washingten. Aug. 1e. B-wood alcohol is used to manufacture dy- es and the disinfsction has Killed . score of people in Buffalo. the government chemists reported.
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THURSDAY tTELE GRAPHIC
BIG MONEY MAN DIES

Seattle, Aug. l2. tFl John Tup- pelt the diseOvcrer of the Chichag- off mine, died. Myer Blum, prrsi- dent of the Blum Company, in Val cirz aud fine Blum o'Neil Company pf Cordova. also president of he First Bank in Valdez and the first bank in rntdovi dfed
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Cleveland. Aug. g. R-Babe Ruth knocked his thirty-ftfth home run yesterday.
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WILL NOW TRY TO rI.O T EkDNN V tS NII;BiiRi'R OF
 NIes SYLVIA GtiNts

[ San Francisco Nts f' I7 Sirahrier Erown Was tGeni,ryl a, Panl Cameron. an iuusHe of=the Patton California In ano N+vldm in 1915. He 1aid il.u hn wa aH=tble Ilo recolieet altactinH Se4ll- women
 Seattle. Mug II, oP, The seat file Poiie. have now laun,h he'd q a"w Inyeslifatlon to prpv ltat Hrov0 killed syhin Gai1o senG Shay wired Kent last nlshi and said. "Rrowu admits mur.rine a woman in santa Barbaya on Inde 2iiiGaud prneticals admit. no9tAer "ue =in san Francis,. nt tMa' tenth IT" deniey that he VII i0 <eattl" in ,Iunr and declares that h. went 10 seat He in the carly par' Hffh" v@7r on an nil tanker fie rarf7nd wsn't ax the montF zla also =an7 thathe did not=st9i iHsaI 'l'3er- Zthe same day with auan te Fa ou'ane- bile. whu snr'm'c In cHitfar nia