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The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
HOItSEMENT BECOMES
 FRENCH LUXURY
 WITH RISING PRItE IFS

Paris. tP, Horsemcal, formerly "the poor mans beefsteak." has become French luxury. Scarcity of butcherablc animals ia given as the cause of its enormous increase in price.
 one pound of choice horsemeai at the local markets recently was quoted g50 francs about forty cents. Pork chops could be had for s 50. roast beef for 800 and mnt- ton for 7.50.
 Besides the gradual disappear ance of horse "un the hoof" avial- able for the markets. a tax of one franc twenty-five crntimes per pound placed on the meat was said to have influenced higher prices.
 Horsemeat is recommended by physicians for persons suffering from tuberculosis and all diseases of anaemia of the blood The sana- t0riums of Southern France have been severely hit by the rise in price.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30

good "i in, ~crNicr-" ,olldsc will b'' c"II"d upon Ia rn'Il thc final de- s'"n Friends of NHtchru ,n | 'h.l il h' w"rr-r permitted tr r,.>iam he wonid lootutte in a=eru-,ri-. fo, st tr"reanlr,'i,s,= =f.,s Nttegnl hef"n~e Iii- mtuuIrr-= tirclnre that Mitchell won'd resist .eny onart '" Hn hhu in fife r,-it4en of =-a5mg 'tn HithI,.el vaull inlp,n,r 'A='= ~rrttee. if-f~ DO nsed "ui that the r"srltlen' i'a> lin- risl'r te ao- esGt tio ro>igiatinu ef=ape arm, tlir"r. iitc nRtti.j a,e-He,ar r=e',rch ns the eour- 3h" Vsa department oilie .ils.= Ht hiaHs secretary b.ni-. would recommend th,= 2crpfar,r "i in, fesHnatit5u 1T H ,,a~ te1r'#rrl '.ior the af-ilu' -.4Aicr.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
MARES SHIPMENT OF
 EIGHTY BIUE FOXES

seward. Alaska, Jan. 27. lP, fox skins from the Sather farm, Nuka Island near Seward was shipped to the Seattle Fur Ex- change on the steamer Northwest ern. the total number of skins shipped were SD blue fox The Sa ihrr's started their fox ranch four years ago with only few pairs of foN
 Ten thousand dollars worth of red and blue fox skins arrived on The steamer Starr from the West ward regions, principally from Uni mak Island, and will be shipped to Seattle on the next steamer. The average catch of the trappers it is reported is from fifty to one hnnd- Ted. and were found never as plentiful before in history. Cattle in inc Westward section are thriv- ing, hut two wolverines which ap- parently foated across from the mainland on ice cakes. created con siderable havoc at all places. the ranchers are ont in force gunning for the pests.
 The Fishing Industry outlook for the Westward section in the Spring :, Ln il big increase of independent fish ermen and decrease of activities hy large companies. owing to tn" new fish trap laws. Four lhausand caribou are reported on Unimak Island and tremendous increase of fnwns are expected due to the splendid winter weather The vol cano on Mount Shishaldon is still sn,cking
 G. l.. Jones superintendent of one ot the oil e"mpanie. drilling opera tions a' Knnatax. acc. mpanied by thirteen members hn constitute tIe crew, are cnruu'e to Seattle having closed tov1 ptr1"onS Tor the remainder If the wi Ter owing Itp 2, lack of fuel they expect to rc- new drilling operations in March The first winter mail consisting Of two hundred pounds from Bristol Bay regions, arrived on the mail steamer Starr. the mail was routed overland to Kanatak thence to Cold Bay. Sandy" smith says the snow motors will revolutionize transport- ation problems in Alaska. thereby | replacing dogs.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
COOKS PRISON LIFE
 LIFTED IN IIMEI.IGHT

kansas. City. Jan. 20. P, Dr, Cooks monolony of prison life was momentarily lifted into the lime light the past few days through the country by numerous Arctic rNplor- CTS in reference to the discovery of ing d term in prison for fraud in using he l.. < Mails to furth her his oil promotion company Cook de clarcd again when interviewed that "i am willing to rest my ease with future generations upon my pub lishrd records ''
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
WEDNESDAY
 (TELeGRAPhicl
tHiROPRA('TOR CONFESSES DISMENlBERED BODY OF
 ANNA MAY DIETRICH

Philadelphia. Penn, Jan. 2G. tP David Marshall. q chiropractor confessed that he dismenbered the body of Anna May Deitrirh aged 35 Marshalll sobbing and unnerved first denied that he slew her. and declared she took poison in his of fee after q wealthy New Yorker had tilted her.
 Marshall half hour before. con Anna said "I wish she could speak. she would tell you that am smil,less' Marshall was taken to Media where the body was found Thursday after being taken from his office via Wood Heights over too king il ravine where Anna $ head was found Saturday wedged under d railroad trestle. the clo- thing Anna bought last Tuesday when she was last seen, was found under the trestle yesterday.
 Marshall told District Attorney Taylor after an examination lasting feur hours, 'I want you to promise me you will take care of my wife and child. 1 did it. but don't know why. became frantic with fear. | met the gIrl Tuesday night outside my office she said she tlidn't feel we'll. told her to go to my office and lie down. then went to get sonnet hing |" eat after which came back tu the office and found her unconscious in the bathroom died
 Al this time Marshall says he be came frightened and panicky and decided To keep the body in his of flee all night He then went home and came back tn the office the next morning and severed the legs and head from her hody with q hack saw and knife and distributed the body Wednesday. I forgot the head so on Thursday morning | wrapped tlle head in new spapers and took il to the treslie,
 Marshall was known as one of An nas < admirers. and was under sus plt ion since a railroad brakeman .s;.id he saw q man throw a bundle al fayiors irestle and run. Blood ~taius. q harksaw and pieces of bloodN newspaper Were found in Harshall's office
 After being grilied almosl con tlnuously for thirty hours, Marshall confessed hat he stranglcd Miss Dietrich before dismembering her body. after an argument in which the woman attempted To extort mo ncy from him
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
MITCHELL RESIGNS
 FROM ARMY

Washington, Jan. 3s, tAP)-Colo- mel Mitchell yesterday trn,ierri his
 resignation to thr War Department. It Was in the following phriseoIo- gy: "I hereby tender my rcsigna- tiOn ns an officer of the army tO take effect February first nineteen twcnty-siN." \ question arose as tG whether the resignation could be accepted. Some army precedents de claresl such withdrawal should state that the res 'gnatinn submitted should state that 1t was flor the
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 .aI labor Wa. performed and imprul cnttnis nude for .l-- pur pose of holaHe 7Hd tm.ms lnder 'ltr rlws of fhr I.hlnd -sttr4 'lnd Territory of Alasi..e %: And you and each of y0u are hereby notified that If wi bin ninety dav4 af'er the service of this notice ou you bv publlcaton thereof tur iie period nf ninety days you fail m refuse tu coutri | hmie io thu undersigned your pro portion of snch expenditures az l 60 owners of said mining claim, vour interesi in said mining claim will hccpm" th" property uf lfr undrrsigned hy whnm and hy whose erantots and assieuors the . whose erantors and assisuors the 1 said required necessary cNp"n.li- lures were made.
 | Dated al Nome. Alaska, this 7t!i day of November, 1925 Lomen Reindeer and Trading Corporation. by
 CARL J. LoMEN, President. ! Office and Post Office Address. | Nome. Alaska.
 Publish Nov. 21. as. Dec. !. I2, 19. 26. 1925: and Jan ,. 9, l6. s3. 30. | Feb. 6. IS, 1928.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
TAPPED TELEPHONE
 WIRES Ol.MSTED OFFICES

Seattle. Jan, 26. @-C. o. Myers. manager of the Seattle Ex- change of the Pacific telephone and telegraph company. . witness in the Olmsted case. enumerated thirty four telephone numbers ovc, which conversations were said to have been heard by government agents in 1921. the testimony was inc first disclosure of the govern ment's source of obtaining evil dence thru whispering wires." the three telephones reported tapped were Oimsted's home. Finch's once and the general once of the organi- 9atiou.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
FIGHT OVER APPROPRIATIONS FOR AIR CRAFT (ONSTRlrtvTiON

Washington, D. C., Jan 25. AN
 The raising of Points of Order stripped the Navy Department ap- propriations biil of nine million dollars for new air craft constru tiOn during the fiscal year. wGen two House Committees handling Naval Afrairs came Into open breach. Chairman Butler of the Ma val Committee led the fight aga'ns. aircraft appropriations. charging that the Naval subcommittee in fringed their authority on h., com mittee.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
.AlEN. SMITH CONr.DENT
 TRIP BE SUCCESSFUL

seward. Alaska, Jau. 24. IA" = T he Wilkins advance party of tLc ttaith Pole expedition arrived and will depart for Nenara Monday Via the government raiirna l. It las been announced tha' ;wu drivers Tor the snow motor, will De select cd at Fairbanks. Edith Mcintosh of seward will be ihe first Alaska girl to ride the snOw motors, the ten sledges made by Cal NJ Bro s.us of seward have bsen a:cepted t- party. Alex Srnth .,ated that ie is confident that th, trip will he successful. saying. i've wi: firing ht me the bacon b. tian.inI :he American flag at the North lplr and on new lands" Saith .urth sr s'ates they are all tn good he+lth nd anxions to get i,"ing
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
BAG PIPE RETURNS TO FAVOR lS .ItZI
 BAND INSIEl NEWT

Glasgow, tA'' The bag pipe, which was threatened for while lasi spring VI hen ar American jazz operetta introduced the saNonhone to Scotland has come back int" is own
 The bae Iipe was recently intrn- due"d in q iazz band here and in this new role has been going strons eyer since. Only large men ar" cn- gagged as jazz bag pip players be cause of the necessity of having II dWidunls with m enormous Inn. expansion who are ,apsblr nf keep ing pace wIth#ihr ssfNaphnne and double quick time
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
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 .saA liHor wa4. wtnwloed. an, improHcmrutt n"l'r. for fla. rur bose. tiff Lnldiuts .Ij- claims rude jbn laws of iii. Enfla States an. Territory Of Ala And Yon and "I h of yoU ar hereby notified l.t If Withi, ninety days after the errti.'e O this nntire on you By publication thereof for the period of nnet day4.vou fail or refuse tu contr' butr to the undersigned vuur pro portion of such expenditures q co owners Of said mniue claims your interest in said minng claim will become the property oi th undersigned bv whom and h whose srantors and assignors tn said required necessary cNpendi 1 lures were made,
 i,ated al Nome, Alaska. this 7tl day Of November. 1925, ! Lomsn Reindeer aud Trading f. Corp0rAiion, by CARB J. LOMEN, President OHlce and Post Office Address.
 Nome. Alaska.
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The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
HOPE TO LIMIT DEBATE ON WORLD COURT TO ONE
 HOUR EACH SENAiLls

Wash. D. C.. Jan 25, H The hope of limiting the Senata Gebat" on the World Court wiClout closure collapsed but opponents gave their consent of limitations OF an agree ment that the Senate ballots Mon day on motion to restrict each senator 10 one -Four debate. It IS predicted that the roll cali will show over two thirds maJpiity.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
FORMER MAYOR SkAGWAY
 EDWARD JARVIS SHAW DEAD

PalO Alto. Calf. Jan. 20. tAN- Edward Jarvis Shaw, aged 5S and a former mayor of Skagway. who came here year ago in search of health, died Saturday He was in the employ of one of the steam ship companies and was Chairman ot the Skagway three minute men during the world war The de- ceased leaves two daughters. one residing in Paris, the other is San Francisco.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
GIFT KILLED AND SCORE
 INJURED IN HOTEL FIRE

Allentown, Penn, Jan. 25, (41- Eight guests were killed and score injured in a fire which des- 'royed the fourth floor of roOming house here last night. others were found huddled in corner of the fourth floor from which the fire men carried many down the lad ders. The guests hed in their night gowns and with the temperature ranging from fifteen to eighteen above water froze on their fiimsy garments.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
"CAI"r." ANtSDSEN SAYS
 HE WAS MISQuOTED

Houston. Jan. 2i, tPl Captain Roald Amundsen denied the Forth worth statement that Cook s claims that he discovered the North Pole were as sound as P"ary's, speaking as an explorer what I said was. that
 could not form an opinion with Peary before me was misuuoted. '
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
VILLAINS ADVANCE PARTY
 PASSED IIIRl ANCHORAGE,

Anchorage. Alask;G Jan. 2G. tA'l Alex. Malcolm smith leader of tile Wilkins advance party. passed
 thru here yesterday, cnroute to Fairbanks and expect to arrive there Tuesday The party was met here hy the Rev William A. Tho mas. who while doing missionary work at Point Barrow several years ago met smith and Earl R"ssman
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
SUTHERLAND INTRODUCES
 TWO RESOLUTIONS

Wash, D. C.. Jan. 24. (P)-Ala- ska Delegate Dan Sutherland yes terday introduced two joint resolu- tions. one proposed survey of William Henry Bay and the other, to make Contractors and carriers on power boats on Star Mail Routes, postmasters. and to receive pay annually.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
SiYS JOHANNESBURG IS
 uUOMED AS MINING CAMP

Seattle. Jan 2i (P) Henry nssburg. arrived here last night from London. via the steamer Maru from the Orient. having encircled the globe. he declared that from ihe discovery in 1891 at Witwater srnnd, later named Johannesburg district. he added. "ft is but a reef, Johannesburg is approaching the end and unless new vein Is discovered some other place. its gIorics will dim and expire"
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
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 BRAN HsGI= rth

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The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
SAYS PEARY REMAINED AT NORTH POLE FOR
 FIFTY HOURS

Chicago. Jan. a8. @-Comman- der MacMiilan's statement was re leased to the Associated Press by Commander Mcdonald of the Unit ed States Navy, who accompanied MacMillan' Arctic expedition last summer, the statement said Peary remained at the North Pole fifty hours.
 "There are no human instru- ments devised whereby they could accurately determine the exact spot, with the North and South Poles their approximate position Is suficient.' t1NDIIlD3E MODIFIES
 MITCHELL SENTENCE
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COLD WAVE CAUSES
 DEATH IN NEW JERSEY

New York, Jan. 25. R-The cold wave which has hit the East caused the death of one man at terthamboy, New Jersey. two others collapsed in the streets, when the temperature dropped to
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
MAUD Is FINALLY
 RELEASED FROM LIBEL
 WILL RETURN TO ARCTIC

Seattle, Wash. Jan 25, tP- Capt. Amundsen's Arctic explora- tion ship Mand was finally released from libel claims here Saturday. the vessel it is reported will return to service in the Arctic as tra- ding vessel for a British Columbia Company.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
TUESDAY lTELEGRAPhlCl
NINETY THOUSAND FOR
 ALASKA ANIMAL BREEDING

Washington, D. C.. Jan. 2h, (P) The Department of Agriculture bill introduced provides ninety thousand dollars for Alaska animal breeding and protection. making an increase of four thousand nine hun dred dollars more than last years appropriation. The bill also pro- vides seventy six thousand two hundred forty dollars for Agrtcul- is the same amount as last year. Eight thousand i've hundred and sixty dollars is provided for National Forests.
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PLIERS ARRIVE
 FROM GRANADO BAY

Porto Praya, Cape Verde Island, Jan. 26, (R)-Franco and his asso- ctates. flying from Spain to BuenOs Aires. arrived from Granada Bay, Canary Island.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
REFRESHMENTS
 BAKER DEAD

Washington. D. C.. Jan. 25. (P) Representative Baker, Demo- crat of california, who has been attend ng Congress was taken sud denly i'll last week. died Friday evening.
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i'Ei.DIt tniN1I IN
 NATION ti. pfIf,N~I

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MONDAY
 (TElE6RAPHiCl
UtH TOIsS COOK, MCMILLAN, STEFANNSON. AMCNDSEN
 IN PUBLIC EYE

Fort Worth, Jan. 24, (R-Dr. Frederick Cook is "a genius," and no matter what he has done he de- serves the respect of Americans Tor his intrepid exploration. Capt. Roald Amundsen said, it is just as easy to believe that Dr. Cook found the North Pole as Peary. Amund- sens characterization of the evil dence gathered by MacMillan to discredit Cook was of mo i'm pOrtance, Because the EskimOs Will give any kind of answer you want. Amundsen said.
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Denver. Jan. 24. R) )-Stefannson $. id the Capt. Administers State ment was most extraol dinary," |" that Peary had lived life time with integrity behind him, while Doc. Cooks career has been one of con sistent faking ever since his fake climb of Mt. Mckinley. his career of Taking has continued until it landed him in federal prison. :" Stefannsnn said that Amundsen wouldn't have said what he did if he had ever had experience of tra- yelling over the moving ice fields of Arctic Ocean.
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30
AViATORS ARE TO HOP
 FROM LAS PAI.MAS NEXT

Madrid, Jan. 23, (R)-A radio from Las Palmas states that the date set for the second hop of the plane over distance of ten fifty
 BLK miles to the canaries thence to Cape Verde takes place tomorrow.
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NWy1LtIHfE N1O1blrtNS
 MITCHELL SENTENCE

Washington, D. C., Jan. 26, B -President Coolidge yesterday ap- proved the hve years suspension from Military Service for Colonel Mitchell. but modified the sentence 20 that Mitchell will receive all al iowancss and one half his pay dur Ing that period.
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Chicago. Jan. 25, The tempera- ture dropped five degrees below freezing here Sunday and freezing temperatures are reported as far South as Elpaso. Texas.
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AltGt MENT OVER TAPPED WIRES

Seattle, Jan. e6 Gn A hpal argument over th" admi3sablits ut estimony secured hy iapp!n. u'l'- phone wires. "p ned the s.auud week of the Olmstrd triad
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NORRIS MAKES CHARGES
 IN THE SENATE

Wash. D. C.. Jan. 26. R-sen- ator Norris of Nebraska made charges in the senate that Coolidge. Smoot and others attempted to in
The Nome nugget., 1926-01-30

tiuence William $ cullbcrtsun a member of the Tarrin Commission to=d delay the ropert on tn" sarAr tarin.
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THURSDAY .TF!-EG GRhphlC.
ftIKDNS ott O!MsTED'S
 A\IX1IipN EINIt tiIn

seattle Jan 2N tlf spretJlsa.- renewed rsal rurilI 0teM th" names et th" Exported mIrau5 o' Ehe Olmsiod @rranization were i,.. veal"d From evidence obiaiutel hy wme tapping wlfirh wa4=iureofll,.d .d after |; wransle is 10 the f"galitN ul $ admission. many conversation were introduced =by WhiJme @huh were overheard on the= telephone "nl"rinr Olmst"d down town office when agents reported for liquor tor prlvat" customers, clubs and bot"is also instructions to rmpluvrss oi, how to ship Calls came lrom far and near, and as distant a- Van ruuvcr. frequently conversation averaged "i" mlnutc and m add3- ton chatty conversations as tu 'hc condition ol the liauor market. sup pl,"s on hand in he rawous Hacn houses and the whereabouts of r1l. Sisnmeni' of mni"AAndiS" in iran sit and other oo'upauy hHsincs- aud private affairs of some of tlte dr fendants We're overheard ActuI' wire tapping Was accomplished il another office in the same building as olmsted's headquarters.
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