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The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
PROHIBITION ADMINISTRATOR
 CHARGES THREATS

Pittsburgh. July 6. (P-Edgar R. Ray. Western Pennsylvania Prohi- bition Administrator, who resigned Saturday. said that threats were made to force him from the depart ment. He said there were men back of them "big enough to have break fast with the President of the Unit ed States" He was asked what would happen when we have a wet Congress when twenty-nine million of the taxpayers money was appro- priated to enforce a law they believe cannot be enforced and Is swindle.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
WEDNESDAY
 tTFLeoRAPAic,
FELT OVER
 GASOLINE BOATS

Cordova. July 6, (R-There is much anxiety felt over two gasoline boats, one belonging to George Eel ton. and the other to Frank Thomas. Both boats started from Katalla in order to celebrate the Fourth. Al the mouth of the Copper River they ran into storm, and 1t is re- ported that they drifted out to sea. There were two passengers aboard Felton's boat. and 1t is also report ed that Thomas's boat developed engine trouble.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
AMIENS HOLDS RECORD IN
 FRANCE AS DIVORCE CENTER

Amiens. (Pl-This proud though war-battered city. Inc capitol of Picardy, has gone it's big sister Paris one better. For the propor- tfon of divorces to marriages here is greater even than in the metro polls
 Last year there were granted in Amiens one divorce to nine mar riages. Paris, even with the aid of numerous wedlork weary Americans and host of lawyers specialized in untieing knots, could only boast one out of ten.
 Up to the present, Amiens holds the all-French record for dfvorces.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
SUB. S-51 FINALLY
 REACHES DRY DOCK

New York, July s, (A) Sub marine S-51 which while being lowed struck a rock in the East River remained submerged for sev- eral hours before being raised again, the submarine finally reached the dry dock of the Brooklyn Navy Yard last night Three of the thirty six members of her crew escaped death following the collision and eight other bodies Were recovered last Fall.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10

London. (P)- Superstition is a- bout to wreck the plans of dres,, designers to make green the pre- vailing color for Spring. English men as well as Englishwomen have an aversion to the emerald shades that is born with them as the fear of the boogny, only it lasts much longer.
 To wear green Is considered un- lucky and in the provintial dist ricts superstition exists that If one buys a green dress or suit they will be compelled to buy a black
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
Ozone and not Cupid
 is Springs Love Tonic

London. R-Capid has nothing to do with the epidemic of love making which comes with spring.
 It is Ozone. and not the god of love, so British scientists told the Royal Society. which fires poets and lovers at the passing of winter.
 There Is no sense in psycho-anaIyx- ing frfsky youth to determine why it acts differently in the spring as these scientists said in the spring months there is the maximum amount of Ozone in the air. with the result that lambs frisk and all nature has more energy than in any other season.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
Lauder Will Garry on so
 Long as Cnn Wagale Kilt

London. P)- America may ex- pect "farewell' tours by Sir Harry Lauder just as long as the famous Scotch comedian can waggle his kilt
 "I shall not give up the stage un til can find Il better job.' said Sii Harry recently "I shall go right on to the end of the road; l shall never leave my profession until have to-"
 Sir Harry, who is 56. began work IS a hoy in flax mill and later worked in coal mines, earning hf teen shillings week. In 1892 he entered the singing profession in Glasgow and thought himself lucky to get salary Of eight dollars q week. Today he receives about s1O, ,00O a week for his appearances
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
ANDREWS DENIED ANY
 INTENTION OF ASSIGNING

New York, July 2, (F-PrOhibf- tiOn Director. Andrews denied that he had any intention of resigning and further said. "the situation is that am not going to decide un- til l get back from Europe" He also said before sailing for London. resignation. it is true there has been some discussion among my asso- ciates. but these things occur in all
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10

mourinE outfit before the year ls out
 This strange complex was com mon among the Nictorians. Burna Jones, the great Royal Academian. rarely used green and Desraeli had No. To Downing entirely redecorat- ed because most of the rooms were done in shades of green.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10

Paris. tA, Armand Maasard one vocating fencing for women
 Nothing ill q woman's huild for bids her tp fence. Suppl ne*s and inesse, which can 50 easily talk" the place of brnte rencth. are essential attributes of women.
 And what if women's fencing did lead to womcn's ducl72 l. not the white blade q flircr and more traiehtforward weapon than q re volver2 Why shou'd not T woman vino has had her finest feelines irnd- len upon, demand reparations hy .rmsa'
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
THURSDAY tTElECRApHiCl
IRA ORTON JR. DIED
 AT SEATTLE LAST NIGHT

Seattle, July s. N'l Ira Orton Jr., fifteen year old son of MT and Mrs. Ira D. Orton. well known Seattle md Nomeites. died last night fol lowing brain operation. The young man was considered one of the brightest students attending the Broadway High school and was u Sophmore. During the Freshman year Inc won letters for his actiyi- ties in football basketball and ten his. In the Sophmnre year he won first honor for tennis and made the second football team and also won scholarship honOrs. His father is n well known Seattle and None law yer and is at present at Nome where he went on legal business sailing on q he first Victoria.
 The Orton family lived in Nome for many years and later moved to Seattle in order to give their chllC ren the advantage of better ,dd rational facilities. taking up their residence at Seattle where they have resided continuously.
 The Nugget extends the sympathy of the entire community of Nome 10 the hcreaved parents In this their hour of grief.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
TUESDAY (lELENstAkt1bSI
ERIC ECkNIAN WINS
 MARATHON RACE

Seward. July 6. (R-Eric Eek man. aged twenty-five. of Finnish descent, won the Marathon Noun tain Race. which went to an eleva- tiOn of three thousand feet. making the round trip from the base In fifty eight minutes, twenty six sec Onds. Werenter Ohls. aged thirty four. also of Finnish descent. came in second. His time was sixty-nine minutes. forty seven seconds. Ed ward vogel. aged forty. last years champion. came in third with. sev- enty-two minutes. two seconds. Alex Bnlam holds the record. which was made in 1918, making the course in hfty-four minutes. twelve seconds. A downpour of rain made the going very slippery. The prize purse amounted to 4l.0O0.O0.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
S-51
 RAISED YESTERDAY

New York, Jnly7, W) Submarine S-5l, which sank after collision last September, with the steamer City of Rome, with q loss of g lives, was successfully raised vest erday. The submarine struck d rock in the East River while in tow to the Newark Navy Yard, from off Block Island, yesterday but the dispatch fails to state what if any damage resulted from striking the rock. It will he recalled by the Nugget readers that the accident hap pened on the 25th of September at dusk when she was rammed by the City of Rome and only three of the crew of the submarine were saved. Efforts were made at the time to raise the submarine which sank in 127 feet of water but ow- ing to bad weather conditions res cue work had to be abandoned.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT

VI. $. No. 1885. M. \. No. oT62.
 IN THE UNITED STATES LAND
 OFFICE, AT NOME. ALASKA.
 June 29. l92G.
 NOTICE IS llEREBf GIVEN hat ELIZABETH JoLLIFFE, by C. R. Jackson, her attorney in fact, whose residence and postoiiice ad iress is Nome. Alaska. has made application before the United States Land Office at Nome, Alaska. for a United States Patent for placer mining claim known as "BYRON ASSOCIATION PLACER" situated pn the east side ot Liudhloom Creek ,bout eight ana one fourth miles uortherly from the Town Of Nome. Il the Cape Nome Recording Pre- inct, Territory of Alaska, and de 'ignatcd by the Office of the Cadastral Engineer of Alaska IS Mineral Survey No. 1885; the eXter- lor boundaries of said cl;iIn. acc urd | 'ng to the plat and field notes. of said survey HOW on file in said Rand Office, with magnetic variations of IS deg. ! min. to 19 dcc 0 min. D.. are as follows:
 byron 4tSS"IttoH I-littT- Commencing at Cor. No. I fir post ins sd. 3 1t long IS ins. in ground scribed 1B-1S35: whence U Is. L. NJ No. 1895 bears s. 56 deg. iG min. F 237iSO f.; thence N. 39 deg. 51 min. w. 1920 it. to Cor. No ?. fir post; thence N 5l deg 55 min. F. 5253.0 it. to Cor. No. !. l fir post; from whence fork ot Lindbloom Creek bears N. 72 deg, 30 min. w. o65 ft thence from Cor. No. 2 s 39 deg. 51 min. F. | t@20 ft to Cor. No. | thence s, Fl deg. 5S min w 5253 fl. 10 Cor. No, 1 an place of beginning. eoniainina an area of 159.O96 acres.
 This claim is on unsurveyed ground situated on left side of Lind shed of Snake River. about S.25 miles northerly from the Town of Nome. in the Cape Nome Recording Precinct, Territory of Alaska. T. S. L. NJ. Sur 1895 to which this claim is tied is on q lone outcrop ofschist bedrock abont 20x19 it.. about 10 it. high. the top surface of which is marked fN> r. s. l.. NJ. $, 1895. Mt. Bryntesen Y. s. G. s, station bears N 3O deg. 03 min. F. about 2 mi. Cor No. Glacier Placer Sur vey No. 7O4 hears S. 32 de@. r min, W. 2474 it. This monument is on elevated ground about 1900 it. N. and W. of Rock Creek about 7.75 mi northerlv from the said Town of Nome and in Lat. 64 deg. 3G min. 5 sec North. Long. 16b deg. 26. min. W.
 Adjoining claims are unsurveyed and names and claimants unknown. A. W KITTLsEN Reeistar.
 Publish Jnlv 3. 10. IT. q, 31. Aug. '. IA, 21. 2s. 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
SIX pEATHA
 FROM DIPTHERIA

Cordova. July 6, (N-The cutter tiatda which arrived here from the westward to participate in a three days Fourth of July celebration. re- ported six deaths from niptheria at Uztnkie, Kodiak Island. The deaths occurred from January to June fifteenth when baby died. no new eases have developed according to medical examination held recent ly which showed much tOnsolitis and larynzltis. The cutter returns to Uzinkie this week to fumigate native houses,
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To R. B. Birstow. E, M Andersen.
 s. T. Andersen, T. ]. Andersen
 R. ] Nugcnt, II. C. Edgineton
 Fred w. Dashley your aairs, exc
 cutors. administrators and as
 signs.
 You are hereby notified that the undersigned has expended the sum of One Hundred Dollars in repre- senting the Byron Association Placer Mining Claim situated between Rock and !.irdolnom Creeks, ta Cape Nome precincts. Lo.a'fna Ger tificate recorded in Vol I-6 page 445. in the Cape Nome Recording District, Second Division. Territory of Alaska. during and for each of the years for a:nnal expenditure on placer mining claims as required by law. from the year bcgIImirs. Jan uary 1st. 1915 to and including the year ending July 1, 1914. except for the three years in sail interval when the requirement for eXpendi- ure was suspended by Act of Con gress.
 And you and each of you, nre notified that if you do not pay your oroportionatc share of such eXpend- iture. to the undersigned at Nome, Alaska. within 90 days next follow ing the ninety day period Of publf- cation of this notice. the interest of each of you in and t0 the said claim will forfeit and he and he come the property of he under signed.
 ELIZABETH JOLLIFFE. Co-owner
 Publish July 3, 10. IT. 24, S1. Aug. T. IA, e1. 2s. Sept. I. il. IS. 25. 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
CUTTER HAIDA GONE
 TO SEEK BOAT


 Cordova. July z. (P-The Cut ter Haida left yesterday to seek the fishing boat belonging to Frank Thomas of Katalla. whom it Is re- ported was driven out to sea in a storm oh tho Copper River flats. The other missing boat belonging to George Felt0n reached CordOva safely after four hours bailing water. The vessel arrived at Constantine Harbor where she layed until the weather cleared.
 The Haida spent the Fourth at Cordova and lost two games of base ball played with local teams.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
VICTORIA ENROUTE
 10 NOME VIA SOUTH
 WESTERN ALASKA

The steamer Victoria which sailed from Seattle July 3rd, left Lady smith. B. C.. the evening of July 4th. On her way to Nome the ves- sel will call at ketchikan. Juneau. COrdOva. Seward, Seldovia. Kodiak Island. False Pass and Akutan and after arriving at Nome the Victoria will proceed to Teller this trip.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10

powder. sugar and flavoring, the rice powder first being steamed to n certain consistency and then cooled swentened and favored before il is frozen in a specially constructed freezer Cost of the materials is lcss than in ice cream hut the labor in volved is greater. Mir. Don spent eight years on his concpction
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
BIG EXPENDITURE
 IN PENSsyINANIA

Kansas City, July 9. Senator Reed declared altogether that it has ributed in Pcnmsvlvania more than hree million dollars. In mere con roversy over the nomination of enatorS and governors. the governor hip. however being q side issue be ides all this state IS my deliber- ite opinion that he Invest igation Committee has not discovered over fifty percent of the money actually ised. "'
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
ESkINOS CALL.
 AlRPLANES THE DEVIL.

Seattle, July .. ClPl When the Eskimos at Point Barrow fitaislw the airplanes Of the Detroit Arctic Expedition they thought that they had seen the devil Frederick L. Earl. newspapermau with the ex- petition tells this incident tn =tho Young Mems Republican Club. When the airrlane came oyer the
 ccond time he aviaiors feund the Eskimo children playing with model planes which were made from the hide and bones of seals and walrnt
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
Swarm Of Bees Led to
 Archaeological Findings

Anaheim. Cal. B-Milton McMil- Ian. geologlst, saw . swcrm of bees entering small aperture in the wall of . canyon near here. He set o6 . dynamite charge expecting to uncover . honey cache.
 Instead he blasted into a tomb containiag . well preserved human skeleton aud other objects of arch geological interest.
 h . elAy jus. Theoretically sealed were thousands of vegetable seeds. On many of the largest there were hieroglyphics. presumably carved by membsrs of an early raes.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
FRIDAY (TELEGRAPHiCI
START
 BIG SEASON

Cordova, July 2, tPD Tine hump back season commenced ut Prince William sound five days earlier than usual The oanneries are filled to their capacity, and one tender brought in twenty-six thousand fish in single trip. The cannery men are confident that there will be an good seasons pack
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
MlSSOLINI ORDERS
 SEVERE PUNISHMENT

Rome. July x, tPl Mussolini Premier of Italy. ordered heavy fines levied on those who have attempt ed coniiscation of money A heavy punishment is also in effect for at lempts to export the lire The of honor titles has been suspended until next June. He re sarded the indications as a scrious national situation.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
BRIGADER GENERAL HAS SYMPATHY FOR
 ALASKA RAILROAD

Seattle. tl" 9, tPr BriEader ieneral Vile r. Richardson said hat the sucoe,,s of the Alaska Rail .oad lies in the development of the 'eeder highways. Richardson said it seemed stran"c 10 he merely q ravelor ill the country in which worked for twelve years hut I have sentimental affection for it which lrew me back"
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
FLOATING COURT
 LEAVING VALDEZ

Cordova. July 9, lP, The first erm uf the floating court of the Third Division. since 1915 will cave Valdez sometime this week in rder to go overland from Illiamna Bristol Ray to told its first ses- ion at Naknek on the second of August. For five year prior to ia15 the westward =fetion had a inatinE court every summer
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
ELECTRIC RAILWAY
 EMPLOYEs STRIKE

Indianapolis. July 6, B-The street railway company were only partially successful fin maintenance of service here today. The Anal gamated Association of Street Flee tric Railway Employees called strike yesterday and almost tied up the service.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
MELLON THINKS
 ANDREWS WON'T RESIGN

Washington. July 6, (P)-Secre- tary of the Treasury, Andrew J. Mellon. told President Coolidge at meeting Of the Cabinet. that he does not think Andrews will resign. Andrews. who is the prohibition chief. when starting for London told newspapermen that he expect cd the next Congress to complete consideration of the Treasury's legislative program.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
AMUNDsEN SAILED
 NORWAY JULY 4TH

New York. July 6. R-Capt. ROald Amundsen who recently made the trip from Rome to Teller, Ala ska, on the Norge" sailed from here July 4th on the steamer Rer- gensfjord enrOute to Norway. Lin coin Ellsworth who accompanied Amundsen on the Norge's flight. said he will remain in America awhile.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
Chinese Gee Cream" Is
 Made of Rice Powder

San Francisco, R)-A new dish with all the taste and appearances of Ice cream but composed principal ly of rice powder. Is the invention of San Francisco Chinese. Leong Don. The frozen dessert, called "Rice Freeze" is making rapid in- roads in the ancient prejudices of the. Oriental race against cold or frozen foods.
 "Jun Kee Freeze" the Chinese appellation, Is composed of rice
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
PLANE |,
 ARRIVES KETCHIKAN

'ketchikan. July '. HD Roy Dav- on the aero-marine plane. Engine trouble necessitated changing of motors at Ketchikan. They are en- route to Seward to inaugurate fly ing service to Bering Sea canner- ies.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
SILVER WAVE ARRIVES
 AT KOTZEIsUE PORT

The motorship Silver Wave. op- erated by the Enterprise s. S. Co.,. arrived at Kotzebue today. They re ported that they had seen no fee at either Deering, Keewalik or Kot- zebue.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
PLAYS
 GOLF ON SETH BIRTHDAY

Pocanitco. Hills July &. @- John D. Rockefeller, on his eighty seventh birthday played golf as was usually his custom. He said, "T am thankful for the eontenment that I receive every day. am living q quiet and simple life"
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
SHIPPING BOARD REMOVES
 ELMER CROWLEY

Washington, July 3. tPl-The shipping board removed Elmer Crowley. president of lho Fleet Cor poration and appointed Brieadier General, Albert C. Dalton. assistant Quartermaster General in the Army. in charge of the transportation to succeed him, Commissioners, Teller, Hill. and Walsh, voted with Chair man Ofonnor 10 oust him. Benson, Hummer voted against.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
WILKINS AT coRDovA

Cordova. July 2, @-Captain Geo. Wilkins who arrived here en- route to Seattle said, the forth coming Brooks Range mapping trip was entirely unoflcial and was for the purpose of testing the planes aerial camera. He said he felt con- fldent that ne would come North with the Detroit expedition next year.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10

Information wanted "f Herman Johnson carpenter by occupation int aur of sweden, you will learn of uting with the undersigned.
 Daniel Barton Attorney :u law
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10

Washington, July 9, Hp-On re ommondaiion of the District At orney of Alaska. Sargent ordered Federal invrstigaii"n charges on iquor that is being sold ai Alaska road houses. stipuIating that the. Eetchikan mar hal investigate parti ,ularly road houses on public lands md forest reserves,
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
Ham and Eggs here but
 patc-Dr-Euic-Gras There

S,rasbourg, France, CPl Pate ic-foic gras, the gonrmet's delight, $ almost as commonplace in its home town as ham and-eegs in America This delicate dish is one If tn" things that has made Stras lourg cooking famous, and the good Strashourgoise eat il at meals. after meals and between meals.
 Pate-tle for-gras. washed down with drausht of the famous Al ;atian heer, Is favorite tea a-time fish. Innumerable old women go from cafe to cafe poddling the deli cacy. slices of which are cut from q big "pate" carried in basket. It is sold like peanuts and chocolate in America.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
PRESIDENT AND WIFE
 OFF FOR VACATION

Washington. July 6. (H1-Presi- dent Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge are starting for the Adlrondacks to-day where they will enjoy short va cation.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
POWER HOUSE EMPLOYEES
 JOIN STRIKE

New York, July 9, tP,-Sixty night power house employees voted confidence in their precedent This s taken as an indication that they have joined the strike of the motor men and switchmen A car in rain left the rails and banged into he concrete side of the tuhe No hodv was hurt
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
PANAMA
 LEFT TELLER TO-DAY

The freighter Panama departed from Teller today for Daering after discharging a quantity of freight for the Port Clarence district, the ves- sel also took aboard the dismantled dirigible Norge which will be taken 10 Seattle for reshipment.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
' O 10 .

The Foarth of July Celebration Oosamifses wlsA to announce to the paAllc tAat tAey hsa nnthine to do wllA tAs lsA q Jnly daAea gives q lasps Hagas haIl,
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10

New York July 2, P)-Paul Smith of New York. the President and Mrs. Coolidge, arrived by spec ial train and were greeted by a large gathering of townspeople. They left almost immediately for White Pine vacation camp by motor.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10

The steamer Victoria enronte to Nome by Southeastern Alaska points departed from Ketchikan at tt:30 last night.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10
Bt REAL FISHERIES
 INVESTIGATOR
 ARRIVES SEWAR

Seward. July s, R)--Dr. II. C. Gilbert, special investigator for the
 Bureau of Fisheries. and Dr. A.
 Hunter, government physician at the Pribilof Islands. arrived al Sew ard. on the fisheries vessel Elder. Capt. A. Anderson. Dr. Gilbert Is here for treatment for rheumatism which necessitatei the abandoning of his field work temporarily Dr
 Hunter is III from appendicites Capt. Anderson reported that the annual killing of seals is under way of which ten thousand will be kill led. also ten thousand males will receive haircuts for identification. in order to name the annual in crease of the herd The pelts are to he shipped in salted down bar rels next month to the Fouke Fur Company at St Louis Anderson made seven trips to me islands .his season. His first four trips were made through snow storms. and he bad winter. Andnr- son formerly commanded the Santa Flavia for three years. He s I veteran navigator in Alaska, since 1893. The Elder will depart for the Pribiloffs tonight.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10

Padang. sumatra. July .. @- Mors than four hundred were kill ed h an earthquake which wrecked ssveral huildings st Fort Demock.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10

The skeleton was farther back In the large cavern, seated upright on a niche in the rock A footprint fin the rock measured fifteen inches in length.
The Nome nugget., 1926-07-10

Seattle. July &, tP) Joel Warren former Seattle Police Chief. an nolinccd his candidacy for sherif in King County, Warren was former ly the Chief of Police al Nome