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The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In Probate Court. Cape Nome Precinct, Second Division. Territory of Alaska.
 Estate of Altrrd II buubnm be ceased.
 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has bren appointed nislratrr of the f,sta,e ot AL fled H. Duni'am Deceased and lei tcrs testamentary issued lp him by the Probate Court, Cape Nome Pre- cinc'. Territur! of Alaska. and that Creditors having claims against the said Estate are required tr present same. verified to the undersigned at Nome. Alaska within c mnhths from date hereof.
 Dated at Nome, Allska this 2ua day of October 1926.
 HUGH o NEIi.l. - Administrator Estate of Alfred H. Durham Deceased.
 Publish 9. 2. 1G, 23. 90, 1926.
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BLIZZARD SWEEPS
 EARTHQuAKE REGION

Leninankin, Nov. 2, P)-A bllz gard swept the earthquake devas- tated region occupied by homeless stIvivors, while earthquakes con tinued unintermittently. Three signed to take care of seventy two newly born babes. whom were us hered into the world. Twenty eight babes including two sets of twins. born at the American hospital. the second hospital opened for matern- ity cases. People seeking protec- tion from the snow and cold in dugOuts. caves and trenches, is Il daily occurrence.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06
THURSDAY (TELeGRAPhiCi
DE,iO'RATs COMING BACK

N Y,, Nov. 4, tAe The stror { Democratic thrust made in an on year election. appears to he driven home, according to the latest poll tical indications. Fesrs are entr"- tained that irsurgent control of th" Senate. threatens the long domin; tion that sland pat republicans had over that body since the Coo.itlp,. landslide. The democrats captured seven of nine places, constituting the republican senate majority leaving the balance of power in the hands of little group of insure ents. The democrats hy taking 13 seats so far from the republicans in the house. may bring about an alignment, under which insurgents might be able to take the upper hand in the working control of the lower house of Congress.
 In addition to their congressional gains. the democrats won the gov ernorships in two normally repub- liran states, south Dakota and Colorado: the first time in quar- ter of century the latter state had democratic governor
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06

Seattle, Nov. 1, R)-E. F. Blaine the executive chairman of the State wide Hartley recall organization. declared in answer to the Hartley headquarters criminal libel state ment, that "the charges against Hartley had been officially certified 10 as sufficient by the Secretary of State, and would like to see Hartley attempt to fine or jail Mrs Victor Malstrom of Ia a:ona, the leader nf the Parent teachers association, Former mayor of Seymour, Tacoma. foi imer Saat..c school superinteI den. Frank B. Cooper and other men and women who pref rred to sign the charges.
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ENDORSES PAUL FOR
 DELEGATE TO CONGRESS

To The Nome Nugget:
 duncan, Nov. 1.-The endorse nent of William l.. Paul, tho In- dian lawyer-pOlitician. by sutl,er- sand and .Wickershanl In. their speeches at Kctchikan Friday night, b which they selected the boss of the Indian machine for Delegate to Coagress.- when. Sutherland. gets ready to retire, created . profound impression here and has sOlidined the white vote Of Jnnesu and vicin. ity sDr Marquam.. -Rcports.. from Ketchikan declared that Sutherland and Wickersham declared that Paul was qualified tO represent Alaska h Congress and they would gladly support hinI when the time came.
 Juneau Empire.
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WEDNESDAY,
 treIEGRAPAicl
RETURNS FROM THE
 STATES COMING SLOW

election bulletins began to arrive about s. o'clock last nis It from the States, the radio boys worked aL::l about midn,.'ht wEef condi-
 i0ns became impossible to receive any more reports. due [" static This condition prevailed all of to- day and as d consequence the radio station has been unable to give Us anything further news about the elections in the States or Alaska.
 Outside of New. York city Al Smith dropped behind in the race for Governor against J. Ogden Mills by about G5,oOo. approximately the same districts outside of New York city gave Wadsworih for senator Il lead over Warner of about one hum dred thousand.
 Senator Wadsworth in New York now has q lead of about 115.O00 over Wagner his democratic oppon- ent in the latest rrtarns from the districts outside of New York city. In New York outside of New York city Mills Is running aEoul so. .000 ahead of Al smith.
 Denver reports that all indications point 10 Salt Lake county going strongly republican. Reed Smoot for Senator is also almost two to one ahead of Snow, democrat. Jlm Watson is now about 5000 votes ahead of stump his democratic op- ponent for |. s. Senator in Indiana.
 North Carolina swung in wItn the solid South according t,.. early returns by electing Oyerman the democratic governor and solid congressional delegation.
 According to the Philadelphia In quirer the returns have elected their governor by 26O,OO0 but the Ware vote has been heavily cut
 The New York wet referendum has been definitely carried by a sweeping majority according to the latest returns. The upper counties where dry sentiment was suppos- ed to he strongest. showed great weakness. New York city as eN- pected voted at least three to one wet. The New York Times, n dem Ocratic newspaper claims the elec- tion of Wagner.
 Ware in Pennsylvania is about !, ,00O votes ahead of Wilson. former secretary of Labor under the VII son administration.
 On returHs from few incom- plete precincts Al Smith now has q lead over J. Ogden Mills of about 130.000 in the race fo: savernor in New York. These figures include returns from all but about 1000 precincts in the State,
 Additional returns from pennsyl- vania cut. Wares lead over Wilson for U. s. Senator to less than 5000.
 In Texas Governor Moody has a
 en to one lead over all opponents. He Is the democratic nominee who beat Ma Ferguson.
 Returns from seven precincts out |of AT in King County. Washington State. gives for Prosecuting Attor- ney Colvin republican. 784, Brown democrat, 612. Sheriff Bannick re-
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06
HARTLEY SAYS SITUATION
 ...r BECAME INTOLERABLE

Seattle Oct. s1. @-Governor Hartley said over the radio last night. "the political activities" of the regents end their policy of Eett- ing "as much money as possible means political interference and legislative lobbying" and necessi- tated the reorganization of the re- gents.
 "POis' nous propaganda emanat- ing from the campus where Suzzal- 10 in the disciplinary head. contin- ued after the reorganization of the University. which shows daily open defiance and hostility to the app.r- ent satisfaction of susEall9. The situation peeame iAtoierable aAa the regents were forced te take ae- tioR. "The Alnmni files gre EeRleta with correspondence. the purposs of which was to undermine the State administration and destr9y ita nsefalnsss.
 we hHu that uutiuB tne xe4t ending March 31st. 1a3s, that Sl.a79.462 of the University funds wsFe pot reported and vera includ- cd in the budget. and not having passed through the state treasary.
 Seattle. Oct. sl. ,R-sscretsry wipn of the Anti-Reeall cammittes declared that petiticRs asainat the recall were cisaulatsd to preysnt the impeachment of Hartley. ssThs anti-Hartley candidates for the leE. tslatars in many instanees pssAeed themselves for the impeachment Qt Hartley" f4f II the recalleFs take the petttiona tA olympia. and try to show how the public demand that the Cover nor bs erepoved to save moaey aad tine by inpsachment. .the pro-Hart lsy's Will take signatures showinl thst thossaAas ass asaiRss the TO. eoval. g&.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06

Spokane. Nov. 2. P)-Hubert A. M. Temminck. aged 45, assistant manager of the Hypotheck bank. was shot and killed on lawn in the residential district at midnight. He had taken MissRae Mckinnon to the residence of Louis Critzer. were she was staying She said Temmerick got out to open the garage door, to leave his car for her use when somebody shouted "hOld up yonr hands," After a scuffle two shots were fired, she jumped out of the machine, and found the banker shot through the heart.
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true. if true they then could be fined.
 The Supreme Court ruled in the
 Wilson case that recall petition is purely political in nature," and not in the same class with plead ings filed in a Court of competent Jurisdiction" which "are absolutely privileged where they are revelent and permitted to pass regardless of their falsity or maliciousness."
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06

Should Brennan democratic can-
 didate for Senator in Illinois. keeps lup hts pace he will be elected by a
 large majority over Smith. Cover
 nor Moody running against Ma Fer
 EusOn in Texas Is conceded elected by large majority.
 Pomerene and Donehay. demo- cratic candidates for Senator and Governor in Ohio. have q much
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06
NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT

In the prohai" court for the cape Nome Precinct. Territory of Alaska second Division
 | In inc matter oi in" Ehatr pf PER ALBERT PETERSON. Frttelscd NOTICE IS IIEREBN GlNEN tn MARIA PETERSON. Etunamala Emmabade. sweden, that he ad ministrator "f th" Estate ut Per, Al bert Peterson has llcd in aid court his Final Account IS such adminiss trator and that saturday, the 18th day nf January. 1927. al inc hour of tw" o'clock in the afternoon of said day has been fixed by the Court as the date of hearing line nbiec tions. if any. to said report and that at said time and plac" tr" ,aid Probate Judge will adindg" and de termihc who the heirs and distri- bulees of docedenl are.
 ALBIN POISON.
 Administrator. Publish Sept. 25. Oct ?. q. lG. 23, 1926.
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FOURTH DIVISION

Fairbanks, Nov. l, (PD-A rceoun' of the votes of the Fairbanks pre- land 56S out of ten hundred and seventy votes cast, thirty one werc faulty or carried no delegate pre- ference Dunn is returned 10 tht Senate Ross and Johnston were elected to t..r House with the re maining two seats to be determined between Sheldon, Weir, Fisher Groves and McCroskcy all running close.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06

Sommerville. Nov. 1, R-Stain- jed finger marked razor, said to have been used to cut the throat of Eleanor Mills will be among the exhibits at the opening of the trial Wednesday. The accused Mrs. Edward Hall, her two brothers. Henry and Willie Stevens will be on trial. Henry Carpenter, cou- sin. will he tried later.
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MANAGEMENT. CIRCULATION ETC, REQUIRED BY ACT OF AUGUST 24. 1912 of THE NOME NUGGET pua. ished Weekly al Nome. ALi,.kl for October 1st,, 1926
 i'ublrsti-r. Geo $. Maynard Nome, Alaska.
 Editor, Geo. $. Maynard. Nome Alaska.
 Alana sios Editor nJue,
 Business Manager, o.ed < Maynard. Nome Alaska.
 Owners: If corporation. give Ills and the names and addresses Ds stock holders holding per cent or more of total amount of stock. If not cor poration. give names and addresses of mdtvidral owners Geo < Mpyu.ri. uwrer. Noine Al,. kA,
 h nown bondhoders. mortgages. and other security holders. holding Del cent or More of total amount Of bonds. or other securities. of there are none So state) None
 Average number of copies of each Issue of this publication sold or dis tributed. through the mails or other wise. to paid subscribers during the six months preceding the date shown above is
 (This information is rcqDiIed from daily publications onlyl
 GEO. 5 MAYNARD.
 Manager sworn {. and subscribed before ms this lst day of october, 1926
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In Probate Court. Cape Nome Precinct, Second Division, Territory of Alaska.
 Estate of Andy Erie Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Ad- minstrator of the Estate of Andy Erie Deceased md letters testa- mentary issued to him by the Pro hate Court. Cape Nome Precinct. Territory of Alaska. and that Gre ditors having claims against the said Estate are required to present same, verified to the undersigned at Nome. Alaska withine6 months from date hereof.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska. this End day of October 1926. n. w. J. REED.
 Administrator of the Estate of Andy Erie Deceased. E Publish 2. g, 1s, 2s. 30. ls2e.
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Los Angeles, Nov. 2. B-Dis- trict Attorney Reyes declared that a strand of auburn hair is now onroute to the University of Califor mia for expert examination from New York, where 1t was found h Ormiston's trunk. He states that 1t came from the head of Aimee" BANKER TAKES LADY FOR
 RIDE AND Is KILLED
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We buy and sell for Cash only
 LAKES STORE

Information Is desired of data re- garding ALBERT GOLDEN DAN IELs or ALBERT GOLDEN. born In Pennsylvania July 1T. 1877: fol- lowing the occupation of machinist. He was in California in 191, and is believed to be fin Alaska Please send information to the Governors Onice. Juneau, Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06
MONDAY, i-~' :.ei-, tr,
SUTHERLAND HOLDS BIG
 MEETING KETCHIKAN
Ketchitan Oct. 30. 1926

Ketchikan Oct. 30, 1926. J. c. KENNEDY, Nome:
 More than one thousand people crowded Coliseum here tonight, filling every seat. aisle and space to hear Sutherland and Wickersham in the greatest political meeting ever heard in Ketchikan. Hundreds were turned away. attention was intense every minute and applause and endorsement greeted every argument. Masterly addresses by Sutherland and Wickersham. Suth- erland will receive greater vote in ketchikan Tuesday than ever be- fore and vii! sweep this whole sec-, tlGn by overwhelming majority and . don't mean maybe.
 HARRY c. MCCAIN.
 Chairman Meeting
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ENlTBALL Ss ORES

Oregon 21. California 1.. Navy 10, Michigan Army 33, Yale 0.
 Columbia IT. Cornell g. Princeton 27. Swartmore O. Brown 10, Dartmouth o. Notre Dame 12. Georgia Tech 0. Illinois 3, Pennsylvania 0. Northwestern 21, Indiana 9. Washington 4. Whitman %. Stanford 1a. Southern California ls.
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PATROLAlAN MAKES GO0n
 CLEANUP ON ROBRERs

,--;Retroie, Oet. sl, -oae map was Killed and three wounded after T RatrolmAa wha fOiled the bank haldHP, started shoatiRg.- -..The Pa- tFolmaR was hit in the hip but killed one r0hher and felled an other who wounded Q jeweler.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06
CHURCH MEMBER AND
 MODEL HUSBAND
 GOES HAY WIRE

Memphis. Nov. !. @-Courtney 0lisson. teller in the Bank of Com 'merce and Trust Company. who dreamed of financing business with branches on four hundred and thirty fouF thousand missapnropri- ated bank fund.-. ts sought iu the East. 0iiasQa vas aA active church member and was knowA as . model husbaad but disappeared wednes- day. He jugslsd the accounts oi the ssavInss DsnartAsnt for three ysars,
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06
kETTHIKAN SENDS DOPE
 ON LEGISLATIVE TICKET

Ketchikan, Nov. 4, (P)-The fol. lowing representatives were elected in the First division: Ben jamin Ferguson, Paul and Worth. Stee was elected to the Senate.
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RESULTS OF ELECTION
 ON SEWARD PENINSULA

In the Territorial election held yesterday the following nanlcd pcr- sons headed the ticket: Suthcr- land with :s91 votes MarJuam 1ID. For senator Thos. Jensen the re- publican nominee received 3DS woes to his opponent Andy Nylen, of 2o2. For Representatives, Almcr Ryheen independent, received the largest vote, sos; with Thomas Gaffney independent. q close second with 299 votes; Ralph l.omen q rc- publican candidate. came in third place with 269 votes; C. J. Wooftcr and Richard Sundquist bo h repub- lican candidate are in the running for fourth place. Woofter receiving 244 to Sundquist 22S votes Cab rielson is running sixth with 21l and Elliot in last place with IS, votes.
 The election on Seward Penin- sula was without much fighting in tcrest as the issues between cand dates were not clearly defined \ down pour of rain continued most all day and was probably ro- sponsible for the light vote
 The Nugget publishes below I score card Of the returns received from precincts up tu the hour of going To press with the totals ar jsiring can keep a record of the vote as 1t comes il by marking in ihc blank places.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06

New York, Nov. 2, R)-Vans- weringen Brothers of Cleveland, re- ported elimination of their opposi- tion to the Nickle Plate merger by dropping the Erie from their plans.
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publican 722. Spar 722, SeveryEs democrat, COG. County Commission CT Gaines. republican Al, Spark
 man democrat 3S4.
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Wilkesbarre, Penn. (A') It is reported that nine Anthracite work CTS were killed in q gas explosion in colliery al Nanticoke., two bod ies were removed while other killed in the same vicinity have not yet reached the surface.
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New York. Nov. l. (Ap-The body fof Edward Hall was removed from the vault at Greenwood cemetery at Brooklyn for autopsy
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Later Outside of New York civ Al smith dropped behind in the race for governor against J. ogden Mills by about Ca 0u0.
The Nome nugget., 1926-11-06

Eureka. Oct. 31. H) The s. s. Everett sank yesterday, one half mile off this coast No loss of liv $ are reported.
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Los Angeles. Nov. !. N-The Examiner said . vhits flannel sport blouse found h Osnistonh trunk. vas Identified q belonging to the wonan with hin at Carmel aecord- Ing to the identified la1Rdry mark,
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,11sss11ne uaaeeaA HsRes.ee Aftss.
 - haaals. nss1s. la1sas, ese.. Sss sa1p ae tAe NNqvst 0Mee.
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We buy and sell everything for cash only. LAKES STORE.
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Aimee and Minnie said 1t was ridi
 culOus to believe that any clothes
 that Ormiston had. belonged to Aimee.
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Publish Oct. 2s. 30. Nov. 6, 1s. 20.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1926-02-20
BUNGALOW INN
RAIDED SUNDAY

Doe" Caswell, of the Alaska Narcotic department, and Mar shall Reynolds made a raid on the premises of R. c. (Slim) Lan caster Sunday and obtained d 'sti]l' containing mash which tn, ey seized as evidence and laid d charge against him of violating the Alaska Bone Dry Law.
 Slim pleaded guilty before Commissioner Harwood Monday and was assessed $25O and giv en three months suspended sen tence. Upon failure to raise the money for the fine he is serv ing out the time in the local jail.
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ELKS INITIATION
 TONIGHT MCCARTHY

Robt. Mooney was in receipt of wire from Kelly Robinson Tuesday saying that eight men of the Cordova Elks would be in Mccarthy Saturday to hold init iation services for the thirteen new candidates from Mccarthy and kennecott who will joir the Order.
 The following men are requ ested to be present at the A. B. Hall, Mccarthy, Saturday even ing (tonjght). Frank A, Iverson, Henry Olsen, w. H. Martins, Robt. E. Sullivan, J. M. Jorgen. sen, Albert w. Dennis, Claude F. Pugh, Geo. A. Johnson, Wm Godfrey, J. Edward Brown, Mat thew Mackie, J. R. Wilson, Chas. Williams.
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WILLIAM JOHNSON
SUES JOE NEIMI l

Wm. Johnson brought suit against Silent Joe Neimi this week for the recovery of money due him and his partners for a board bill contracted in the win ter of 1924.
 The case was tried by jury in the Commissioners court Mon day when Joe claimed to have paid the money to Jas. Gilkey who was a partner in the busin eSs at that time. Mir. Johnson produced a letter from Gilkey saying that he had not received any money from the defendant.
 The jury decided that the defendent should pay the sum claimed by plaintiff and also the court costs in the action.
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J. B. HURD, FORMER MCCARTHY MAN
 KILLED IN TEXAS

J. E. Hurd, well znown here a> a partner in the Harvey and Hurd Mercantile establishment, was shot and killed recently by an officer at LockharC, Texas.
 Hurd was known as d seeker after adventure and excitement and has been in every gold stan pede of any note in his time. In addition he has hunted big game in Africa and South America. It is a strange climax to a frontier life where human life is held but lightly that he should be shot down on his own door step in a civilized community by an officer of the law.
 The officer and Hurd's sec ond wife are held in connection with the shooting.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1926-02-20
WORD FROM DICK

In a communication received here, Dick Woodman wishes to be remem bered to friends in Mccarthy and says that Califor nia's climate is perfectly O. K. for those who like it, but that he and Fox are not especially taken with it.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1926-02-20
DOINGS OF THE
MUSTACHE CLUB

A mild sensation was caus ed this week when Myler Jones, president of the Kennecott Must ache Club, was accused of hay ing removed the downy covering from his upper lip. \ special meeting was called by those who had sworn solemaly to cultivate misplaced eyebrow and the president was impeached for his misdemeanor. His defence that it had frozen off in the rec ent cold snap was not allowed and he was assessed the sum of $500. He is again applying the cold cream.
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EAMES TRANSFERRED

Itis reported that Alvah Eames Chief Mail Clerk, who is at pres eat outside for medical treat ment, has been transferred to another division and will not be back to Alaska. He has been sta toned at Seward.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1926-02-20
ALASKA CAFE
 CLOSES DOORS

The Alaska Cafe closed it's doors this week owing to the general business depression which has prevailed fore some weeks past. Mir. and Mrs. Mans field who have been operating the restaurant, are spending a much needed vacation at Dan Creek.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1926-02-20
STEESE IN SAHARA

A card was received here recently from Col. Steese, head of the Alaska Road Commission, from the Sahara Desert. He has also toured in Europe.
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I SEE BY THE
 PAPER THAT:

Charlie Lubbe came home Tuesday from kennecott hosp ital where he underwent an oper ation for the removal of his ton. sis
 MT. Jeffrey, representing the M. Seller Go. of Seattle. was in town Tuesday.
 Billy HoWells is in town for few days from Dan Creek this week.
 Billy Urlass returned to the Homestead Thursday.
 Bob Adams of the Mother Lode was in town last week end.
 Mr. Jones, salesman for the A. Schilling Go. visited Mccarthy Tuesday.
 A very successful and well attended St. Valentines dance Was hold last Saturday evening in kennecott hall. Proceeds were for the school.
 Chris Miteff was down from Bonanza this week.
 MyIts Jones made another pilgrimage to Mccarthy Wednes day.
 Henry Olsen made a trip with dog team to Copper Creek this week.
 Einar Olson, Pete Jacobson and Enoch Carlson were down from the JumDo for short change.
 Mrs. M. H4rrais accompan jed MT. Has'rais to his claim Friday afternoon.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1926-02-20

Mrs. M. H4rrais accompan jed MT. Ha.rais to his claim Friday afternoon.