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The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
Nk\OWN MAN WRITES
 LETTER INIPLlCATES GAINES

Seattle. Aug. 1G. (P)-A letter from olympia. signed by R. D. Jones, stating that the writer saw la man and girl walk from East Green Lake Way, on which Wur- sier observed an automobile. into Alder Grove. where the body was Iound. Jones said that he kept back the information until his de parturc for home, in a distant state He said that he attended the in quest over Sylvia Gaines. where he recognized Gaines as the man with he girl. The couple left the auto mobile and walked towards the lake. An inquiry in Olympia failed 10 ascertain any man known as Jones.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
DEFENSE RESTS IN
 GAINES CASE

Seattle Aug. IS, R)-T.lc d,- fcnSe rested in the Gaines case after calling John A Billings, q city fire man, and Justin Lencve, a student, who followed Gaines on the stand In r"bnttal, tho prosecution offered The testimony nf Arthur r. Calhoun and Frank T. Wilt, Alienists,
 SIrrns. Mrs Mcmmer and Mrs. Gaislcy Billihgs testified that five or ten minutes alter nine. the night of the killing they saw Gaines tw" miles from h. sccne of the slaying which was four hours after the death. They SAW Il rouehly dressed man within the grove of trees in which the body was found which in Gp wise rcsrmbled Gaines.
 After three and half hours of
 ruling cross examinations, Gaines stepped from he stand and asked
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
Boys Prefer GiIis Who Do
 Not Pet" Survey Reveals

New York. (Pj Boys prefer the girl who does not pet, although admitting that they themselves in dulge. They are. however at times inclined to blame their girl friends for encouraging "petting" and "ner king"
 This was revealed in data just compiled by the National Council ot the Young Mems Christian Associa ton, following a world wide survey of boy attitudes in preparation for he Worlds Conference al iIelsing fors, Finland in August.
 In general. according 10 the dis cussion summaries, hoys' standards are high. Boys feel that indulgence in "pettine" is detrimental to character. and they: propose that snch problems affecting both sexes should be worked out by boys and girls together" This plan of joint discussions was followed in a few localities.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
AGGR tRItNS HEIINQI ISH
 iI,NiS WITH RElttTiNtF

Mexico City Aug t9fPN Tn" AEerarians ale relinqnis hing rhejr trma= With greatest reluftanCe They object to. being forced to live with ,ut weapans The pea#anfs in the State of ooline fled t5 The moun aims. sayins that they would rather tight than disarm-
 They are generally =nrepariHe tp resist the guyvrum"nfs disarmament ,rder. The Americans filed 'hr"e thousand claims apainst Mexico tu- aliue three hundred mfliieH doltr7 damages sustained by ll|e CalIes re- Toluton.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
LAST VISIT OF CUTTER BEAR

Tomorrow will probably he the last time that the r s C. c. Cutter
 Bear will ever visit his port. after about 3G years of active service in Northern waters. The publisher of the Nugget would suggest that the local order of Pioneers of Alaska
 immediately appoint committee and give Capt. Cochran and his fellow officers and crew farewell dance and present resolutions to he government asking that he Bear he not scrapped. but he retain ed as one of our cherished dreams of pioneer life in Alaska.
 The Bear will arrive here from St Michael tomorrow and will sail for the outside via Teller, and the Ts- lands of Bering Sea. and is not ex- pected to return on her famous northern cruises Tn her place will come the new Rear. which will he named the "Northland,
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
INVITED STATES DOES
 GOOD Rl SINESS JULY

Washington, Aug, IS, tp The tnit"d states in July had q favor able trade balance of thirty one
 million dollars. exports thrr" hun Hdred and sixty nine million. imports
 three hundred and thirty eight mil
 lion, The exports increased thirty one million. imports increased two million over June. The eNcess gold
 imports was fourteen million seven
 hundred and fifty thousand five
 hundred and eighteen dollars The total gold imports Was nineteen million eight hundred and twenty thousand, and the imports was five
 million nine hundred and forty eight thousand six hundred dollars The silver exports was seven million nine hundred and twenty thousand dollars
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
MONDAY
LEAR RETURNS FROM
 SUCCESSFUL ARCTIC CRUISE

The Coast Guard Cutter Bear ar. rived this morning from her annual cruise to Point Barrow According to Captain Cochran. the Bears vet eran skipper, the good ship went in to the Arctic this year just as elf ciently as she went after the Gree required nine days to make the trip from Wainwright to Barrow be cause of sou'wester which drove the ice in shore at that stage of the voyage. However, n respite of some twenty-four hours while the wind came from the northeast al lowed the Bear to buck way thru. She anchored off Barrow late on the evening of August ninth and departed at 5:3O the morning of the tenth, southbound. By late that evening the Bear was back at Wainwright and from few hours after leaving Wainwright the Bear has seen no more ice.
 Beautiful weather prevailed for the next few days. Landings were made at Klvalina, Point Hope and Kotzebue. A severe wind yester- day prevented landings at Shis- maref.= =Diomede, Cape Prince of Wales and Teller The Bear came straight through to Nome, arriving here at ten o'clock this morning
 She leaves tonight for Golovin and St Michaels and will return to Nome Saturday, make cruise to Teller and the Diomedes and then sail. probably early next week, for the South. After brief stops at St. Lawrence and Nunivak Islands and Dutch harbor the Bear will go di- rect to San Francisco.
 Among the passengers on the Bear are Dr. Ales Hrdlicka. Anthro- pologist of the Smithsonian Insii- tuition, William C. Lyon. correspon- dent and Leo W. Bundy, wireless operator for the New York Times who were at Barrow to report the polar flights; Robert Waskey. wire less operator for the Wilkins-De- troit Polar expedition and the North American Newspaper AL liance; Earl Rossman of Pathe who has been nursing at the hos pital connected with the Preshy- terian mission at Barrow and Miss Edna Claire Wallace, a magazine writer
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
NOTICE OF FoRFEITURE.

To R. B. Bnstow. F NJ. Andersen
 s. Y. Andersen r. J. Andersen
 R J Nugent. II. c. Edgineton
 Fred w. Daahlcy. your l,irs. exc
 culors. administrators and as
 signs.
 Yuu are hereby notified 'h;t th' undersigned has expended the san of One Hundred Dollars in repro senting the Byron Associaion Placer Mining Claim situated between Rock and I.irGblnom Creeks, in Cape Nome precincts. T.o. dtiol Ger tificate recorded in Vol. l-6 page 445. in the Cape Nome Recording District, Second Division, Territory of Alaska, during and for each of the years for annual expenditure OH placer Tn '1iag claims as required by law. from the year bcSIln'r~ Jan uary 1st, 1915 to and including the year ending July 1, 1914. except for the three years in sa; interval when the requirement for expend!- ure was suspended by Act of Con- gress. And you and each of yon, are notified that if you do rot pay your prppoTliohate siatt oi sHth tApeHu iture, to the undersigned at Nome Alaska. within 20 days next follow ing the ninety-day period of publi- cation of this notice, the interest of each of you in and to the said claim will forfeit and he and be- come the property of he under signed.
 ELIZABETH JOLLIFFE. Co-owner
 Publish July 3. 10. 17..24. 31. Aug. 2. 14, 21. 2S, Sept. {. II. IS, 25. 1928.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
NH TDi.It \ NILS

The Victoria sailed =ffam Seattle yesterday with II eahi4 aad four sfeerase passengers. 5fte vessel allied al Tacoma after ieaeiHa hec seattle dock and left Tac0ma short ,y after ? 2. nj. the zane day
 The Victoria viii cali it Nome. Golovin and St Mi, tael to dis charge freight and is expected to sail on her return trip =fiam Nome about Sept Isl Passenger list will he printed as soon as received
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
NOTICE. OF iI'PIIt lTIpk
 FOR PATIENT l, S, No. IS3J. NJ. \. No. u7G


 IN THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. AT NOME, ALASKA
 June s9. 1926. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN hat ELIZABETH JOLIliffE, hy c. R. Jackson. her attorney in fact, whose residence and poslolticc ad-
 lress is Nome, Alaska, has made application before the United states Land Office at Nome, Alaska, for l United states Patent Tor placer
 mining claim known as "ENRUN ASSOCIATION PLACER" situated )n the east side of Liulbloom Creek about eight and one fuurth miles l northerly from the Town of Nome. in the tap,- Nome Re 'urdiue Pre- cinct, Territory of Alaska and de 3ignated by the Office of fac Cadastral Engineer of Alaska as Mineral Survey No. 1885. tli, eNlrr- lor boundaries of said eI, jhl, accord ing 10 the plat and field notes of said survey HOW on hI. in said l.aud Office, with magnetic variation, of IS deg la min tn 19 deg. min
 F., are as follows;
 Byron Association Fiac,i- Commencing at Cor. No l. a fir post 1 iis. sq. : 1t. long Is uIs in ground seribed 1B-lS35; Whence tl Is. L. Al. No. 1895 benrs <. 56 deg,
 i6 min. r, 237iS0 tt thrnc" N. 39 deg. 51 min, w, l"2u f. to Cor No. ?, fir post; thence x Fl deg 55 min. F, 5253 Q fl. To Cor Mo- 2. I fir post; from whence fork of Lindbloom Creek hears \. 72 deg 30 min. w. 9G5 1t: ihene, from Cor No. 3 S go deg. -57- min F. 1890 fl. to Cor No, i : th,luI. :, jl leg 5S min. W. y255 if. tv Cor. No
 and place ofpbegimisg enNtaiuiu m area If esSO9G acres
 This q! sm is,S on nnsurveyed
 ground situSesl on left side tdud-
 bloom Creek. |, Won the A., i Wat"r- shed of Snake ';iV"r, l"ouI S25 miles northerly from tho Town of Nome. in the Cape Nome Recording | Precinct. Territory of Alaska. Y $. l.. M. Sur. 1885 to which this claim is tied is on lone ontcrop ofschist bedrock about 2Ox12 it.. about 10 it. high. the top surface of which ia marked fX) IT. s. L. NJ s. 1S35. Mt. Bryntesen U. s. c. s. station bears N. 30 deg. 03 min F. about 2 mi Cor. No. Glacier Placer Sur vey No. 70i bears s. 9 deg. ! min. w. 247i 1t. This monument is on elevated ground about 160o fl. N. and w. of Rock Creek about T.75 mi nOrtherly from the said Town of Nome and in Lat. G4 deg. 36 min. s sec. North. Long. 1G5 deg. 26. fhin. W.
 Adjoining claims are unsnrveyed and names and claimants unknown. A. N KITTILSEN Rerister Publish July 3, 10. IT. a4. s1. Aug. 2. IA. 21, 2s. 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21

Washington, GP, General Lin .oln C. Andrews. drg =ehIef admit ed that he liked rum French pan
 akes, Andrews first taztrd he dish While returning from Europe on he Preach liner. In France he lte three dishes Andrews opposes alcoholic liquor it's a beverage but sard that d l,tle rum a9shd o9er lie pancake is harmless Andrews announced today tfat Ht would jm- nediately take up tli.Zea=e of Ned NJ Green doposed prohibition ad ministrator of the California dis- riet. Green is under indictment for embezzling government Hauor, Green aud Andrews are rlo5e per ,onal friends
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
AIRPLANES MAKE FINE
 TRIP SURROUNDING COUNTRY

Wiseman. Aug. 16. R-sulzer flew from Fairbanks to Bottles then to the Cechan-Lelar Mines. thence to Nolan Creek and Wiseman. He departed for Beauer Thursday All the planes landed in fields or on river bars, no mishaps. "It is the greatest adventure and the most delightful experience In my life, wouldn't have missed 1t for all the gold in Alaska" said Bennett, who hew one of the planes.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
WEDNESDAY
 tTElEGRkPHlCh
REPORTS OF THE ALASKA
 MINERAL OtfTpUT

Seattle, Aug. IS. GP, The Times in Washington b. C. said that he Geological Survey re ported that Alaska's mineral out
 put has increased seven hundred ihonsand over last year. which has since increased Scyen hun lr"d thousand over last year, which aafriaated eiehteeu million two hundred and twenty thousand, six hundred and ninety two The copper total led 10 ten million three hundred thousand. gold one million two hundred thousand silver four hundred and eighty two thousand, coal four hundred and four thou
 sand, Copper decreased, eight hun drcd thousand pounds and he price iR higher The total mineral ont pnt since 1880 is valued al five hundred and fifty three million.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
REMAINS OF MIGRATORY
 BIRD F8UND ON MOUNTAIN

San Francisco. Aug IF. PN=A nest of eres of a surf bird were found among the craigs of Mount Mckinley by James Dixon, T Uni vcrsity of California ofnithologist who announced the arrival vestc"- day of the surf bird. Akin aovpT. which has been observed in mGra ion from Alaska to thc Straits of Magellan.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
MRS. GAINES Is ON
 THE WITNESS STAND

Seattle, Aug. IT, t4y Mrs. Gaines testified 'about midnight on Nov ember 2itll l got a message to go to he new Arctic Hotel but did not respond because knew Wallace was there in good hands, I already had taught Sylvia how to care for him" Mrs. Gaines said that she and sylvia had an understanding whereby either sylvia or was to get Wallace into taXicab whenever he Was down town in an intoxicated condition and he couldn't drive home We were to take him to the hotel and stay with him" Under q cross examination she denied that she shot herself because of impro- per relations between Sylvia and her father, "I did not tell my neighhor. Mrs Aenew Quieley last Christmas that Sylvia stayed with Wallace in q hotel and that il was wrong because Bob and Sylvia wanted to be together"
 Mrs. Gaines denied lhat she#t told Mrs. Quieley that Wallace and Syl- via slept together on q couch, q might have said that he laid down beside her for he first two or three nights when my shoulder Was hurt"
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
YOIN(; PORTLAND BOY
 JEFFERSON MATES TARTAN

Portland Aug. lG, CP, After three days of searching for young Jack strong, aged 1 h" wns found in a rugged canyon. lower than slopes of Mount Hood The finders offered 10 carry Jack hui the hero would not permit it. He walked
 station unaided. He declared. 'I m not hungry, ate three fish and picked some hucl;lcberricS. Were you frightened? Why no, lie an swered" Much of the time he was in dense woods where there were many animals. His mother said,
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
LITTLE tuMPuS HAPPENS
 WITH ALDERMEN

Mexico City, Aug. 16. (4y May or Gamboa and fourteen alderman or the town of Tacuba were jailed ai'er a battle, following an attempt or the insurgent Alderman declared that Gamboa was depossed He re sisted tine insurgents and visited his residence and an attempt was made to arrest him. A pitched bat- tie followed and the citizens joined according to their political aiiilia- 'ions. An insurgent Aldermanic leader was killed and Il policeman wounded.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
BIC TOLL OF LIVES
 TAKEN BY EASTERN STORM

New York, Aug. 16, W9-A storm flooded the railroad tunnels and cut off thousand on Long Island. Commuters said from their Man haitian offices that the pumps were taking out over thirty eight thou sand gallons per minute. When the storm filled the tunnels it took it's toll of lives from New York and New Jersey.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21

San Antonio. Aug IT. tF, Lighl said that Mexico will ask tn" Uni ted states to eXtradite Hurrui. f.nri- que and Estrada, who are :n he Sdn Diego Jail, and are leader of the revolt against lower California. and all of them are leaders with 23 re voluIionary charges against the bad treatment of administration funds.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21

his counsel. Mcfarland; "IIow did | do?' His face was pale, but he spoke plainly. Just before Prose cutor Colvin excused Gaines. he asked. Couldn't you. from the
 place you were practicing fly cast
 ing, see the spot across the lake
 where your daughters body was
 found?" The witness replied: q
 don't know" He denied that he looked across the lake
 Seattle, Aug. IS. P) Slowed in
 the hold of the S s. Panama, among
 hfty thousand cases of salmon, the Norge arrived enroute to Rome.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
BORAH STARTS
 TALKING AGAIN

Poeatellp, Idaho. Aug. IA, Nl- Borah said, "the election expendi- lures reveal that money will be- come the moving power in Ameri- can politics. The Republican Or ganizaton in the South is sustained by worse kind of corruption and they don't believe that the great expenditures are due to the primar- ies." Borah lauded Reeds investi- gation.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
TUESDAY tTELE GR APttICl
H.ALlS-MILLS MURDER CASE
 IS STILL MI OILED

somerville, Nvw Jersey. Aug lG, IW1 Mrs. Jane Gibson, in an open court pointed out that Stevens and Carpenter C were the TWO men she
 saw with Mrs. Hall at the Halls
 Mills staying. Another witness pro- duced evidence which reported the
 missing Of Mrs. Mills. Mrs Mills daughter related that an alleged at tempt had been made to poison her mother before the murder.
 William Staub said that he had
 Deen seventy five feet from the
 spot where the bodiese were found, He is held under three thousand dollar bond as il material witness,
 Mrs. Gibson said that she had been lsearching for corn thieves and cn- |cOuntered two men quarrelling about letters. One turned a flash flight on and she saw some thing shiny in Carpenter hand and heard la loud report. then she ran, losing her moecasins, which Were later
 found near he scene. and identified as hers. She, after three hours,
 recovering from her fright, return ed and saw Mrs Hall kneeling and |crying. Mrs. Gibson identified Ste yenson as the man she saw in the glare of an auto headlight.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
ANOTHER JAP SlIIP IN
 DISTRESS OFF ALASKA

Cordova, Aug. 1G, (P,-The st. Paul radio station received dis iress call from a Japanese merchant vessel. unkaimaru No. 15, of thc coast of Kamchatka. The cutter at unalaska was notified.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
GENERAL MOTORS TAKES
 BIC DROP ON MARKET

New York, Aug. 1G, P)-Stock tumbled, following the announce ment of the General Motors of q fifty percent dividend and also they increased the rrdiscount rates. Gen and Is now one ninety six and three quarters. Dupont is two eighty seven. It was reacted later that General Motors was set al two hun dred and Dupont two ninety one.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21

Jackson, August. fa,=tPl One sioubtfni r"snlt seen from file De meeratic Congressional eoafesl vcs terday that Richard penman, of Charleston, got six thousand rhree hundred ana eighty three n C I-owney, six thousand thrae hun fred and three. Tha is=ac4 sub tr'tinated to psrsoHalitfes ill all dis tricts.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21

New York, lP It was learned that Rudolph Valentino is reported stronger hn' the hospital authori- ties said his condition is still some what critical. physicians said that two or three days must pass before they will be able 10 succeed or fail in checking pcritonitis following appendicitis, an operation will be the determining factor of the case. Jean Arker his former wife called ;tt tile hospital and Wa permitted to see Valentine.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
LIQUOR ADVERTISEMENT
 BARRED FROM T.. <

New York, Aug. IS, CAD The solicitor general of the United States Customs Office made q ruling barr ing foreign masazines, containing liquor advertisements. one of the masaAlnes barred Was the Key tu London. The matazinc advertised Grants Morrela and Cherry brandy
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
MURDEREH tONFESSES ALL

Cleveland, Aug IS, P) Mazer, in the home of his aged parents, and who is acclHed of the murder of Mellet, collapsed and was taken to the nearby office, where il is re ported that he told all tu fhc United States District Attorney
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
LARGER SALMON PACK THIS YEAR THAN 1929

Cordova. Aug. 1G, P,-The sal mon pack district between Boring River and Seward reached seven hundred twenty thousand cases Saturday. which exceeds the big 1924 pack by at least one hundred and fifty thousand cases.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21

Athens. UP An attempt at 2 new plot 10 overthrow the govern meni among politicians and army officials was discovered yesterday. Former Premier Kafandris again was arrested and inc police are erking General Kondills and Gen eral Panayoiopoulos The Mayor of Pireaus was arrested with q number of is army officers.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
IS
 RADICALLY WRONG

London, Aug. 1G. Hl The home office announced that the packing case. said 10 have contained Kit chiner's remains, obviously contain ed nothing but 2 new and empty coffin. It never held any human rr mains.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21

London. Aug. 16, (R-Frank Pope, a British newspaperman, said that the Union Jack covered the casket lying in n private mortuary. Contained in the coffin was Lord Kitcheners body.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
WOMAN FOUND WITH
 TOWEL AROUND NECK

Oakland. Aug. IT, (P,-Mrs. Ste
 phen Nisbet. aged forty-five. was
 found last night with q towel tight ly knotted around her neck Her husband was arrested.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21

Washington D t Gl', The Air
 raft Development Company of De roit was given Il contract of q two hundred thousand cubic foot metal
 lad Navy dirieiblc To he completed within four hundred days at T cost of three hundred thousand dollars. Congress also authorized two Navy tiirisihles of six million cubic feet each hut made his approprlat ions for them.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
THURSDAY tTELEGRAPhiC
TELEGRAPH I,lsItNlTlES

Berlin, (Hp Austrias attempt to colonize in Russia has failed. Of 70 Aus,rians sent several months ago into southern Russia at the ex pcnse of the Government and the city of Vienna. half haze abandon- ed the colony and returned to Vien ha with tales of hardship and misery.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21

Panama, Aug. lG R) The Steam- ar Jacobs arrived from Nenana Fri day with Miss. C. P. Gilvcster, Il nurs". enrontc to Nome, and Miss A. E. Foster another nurse. en- route to the Mission at St Johns. Father Delon is cnroute to Holy Cross.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21

New York. GPl=Allhoush direc- ed by her father In suspend tennis for the good of her he1lth. Helen Wills is undecided tod as to whe- her she should defend her title in the National Championships next week, she told the 4Aasnciatcd Press that she had her heart set on it md wonld hate 10 give il all up. she insisted that 4heZfelt all right aNeept when she played n strenuous match linen she would become a lit- le tired. she will teleeraph her father again and perhaps he will ,hanpe his mind
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21

Mexico City. Aug. IT, Fifty persons were arrested for plotting q widespread uprising arainst the rcgnlaiions suggested for the con contration of men and arms near he Mexican border, Calfforni ans may he connected with the plot
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21

New York N Ys=Gp3 Papers were filed in q suit of 2 third of a million dollars by Jack Kcarns against Jack Dempsey. this repre- 3ents one third of one million dol lars. D"mpsevs former manager slains that he was the receiver of tht bouts held in l926 With Wills md Tunncy contracted with Rick frd while Kearne controlled Damp- 'tNa affairs, kearns aaserts that he had contracted nempseys fight with Wills on and hefort. July the fourth md | ffht with Tuuner on and be fore October the first and that Dempsey was tn receive half mil lion in each fight Dempsey was to nay | third whether the contract was fulfilled OF moi Eearns con lends.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21

Canton, Ohio. Aug. IL. tP=A warrant chareing Louis Mazer. q leader of thc Canton underworld, ago, was issued and seryc@ on him in T Cleveland Jail, He wa8 alsc charged with prohibition vinlati"n
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
MAY HAZE THE SETTLEMENT
 OF THE FARMERS QUESTION

New York. Aug. 17. GP, IL Is reported that Coolidre and New York Bankers have considered q hundred million dollar farm credit plan for the relief of tho farmci's.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
NOTICE, TO PUBLIC

Anyone found entering any 0f tho at Fort Davis or remoSinr anything from same will h" prusc- nuted to the full extent of the law
 Register x Receiver
 Nome. Land Office
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21

Brussels, H't The Beleium econ mic program to solve the financial difficulty is effeetive today with King Albert being granted dicta orial powers, the King ordered Royal seaside sold and the proceeds will go to the treasury. 'he number ,f state employes will he decreased hirty percent