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Evening star., 1926-11-12

Mrs. Emerson Howe will be host
ess to a company of IA at dinner
tthis evening. entertaining in her
apartment, at 1902 Eighteenth street
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
BANDITS HOLD UP
 MONEY TRANSFER TRUCK

Portland. April 19 Ml-Five mel armed with rifles and automaiies held up the Portland Electric Power Company money transfer truck this morning and made their escape With aiN hundred pounds of cash currency valued at twelve thousand dollars. Scores of people saw the holdup, none of which offered 10 interfere, one man who attempted 10 follow the fleeing robbers was made the target of volley of shots.
 The bandits virtually took control of a thickly populated residence dis ttict, disarmed the guards. unlocked the gates of the money truck and transferred the heavy sacks to waiting automobile 'The Seattle off caIs are guarding all roads from the south. following the receipt of ad vice that the bandits were heading North. The descriptions Of four of the men are known to police officials
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
AIR MAIL FROM BARROW RECEIVED
 IN SEATTLE

Seattle, April 20, Jonathan H. Wagner. chief of the Alaska Bureau of Education, received a let ter from George Sylvester at Point Barrow. which was mailed two weeks ago. Delivery of mail from Barrow ordinarily requires from four to five months; but Capt. Will kins brought the letter to Fairbanks via plane then the letter went over the Government Railroad to Seward, thence via steamer to Seattle.
 Sylvester who Is government teacher, said that Wilkins plane was the first the natives ever saw, the natives were amazed when the plane landed perfectly in thirty mile wind. He further stated in the letter that there was mild typhoid epidemic at Barrow, hut was under control. Miss A. Mueller a Presby- terian mission nurse who was seri- ously Ill has recovered.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
TO SEARCH VESSELS
 BEYOND 1 LEAGUE LIMIT

Washington, April 19, (P-Coin= cident with d renewal of the disets sion as to further agreements with Great Britain for curbing rum smuggling, the administration me;t sure has drawn tighter the coast de fcGse and propose to give the Coast Guard officers the right to search American vessels beyond the four league limit.
 The government also proposes to permit the exchange of one hundred and eighty Liberty motors held hy the Treasury Department for the new tiotilla speed boats authorized The Customs Officers are to refuse permits for small boats equipped for smuggling and to provide for sum mary condemnation of liquor boats permits Government employees. re tired military officers and men en gagged in enforcement work are to effect reciprocal arrangements in the iorbidding of importation of contra band
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
NOTICE OF roRFE.TURE

To John katerines, Star Gagaras
 Fred Daniels, J r lIobbes, Nick
 Spiritas. James Stamulos. your
 heirs, executors. legal represenia-
 tives and assigns;
 You and each nf You are hereby notified that the urd"rsinned. as co--owner therein. has expended the sum of one hundred dollars for 'ach of the calender years 19l5 and 1916. and for each of the fiscal years ending July 1st, 1920, 1921, 1929, 1923. l92i, and 1925. in ahor and improvements on and for the benefit of the MANHATTEN ASSOCIATION placer mining claim, situated between Cripple River and Rodney Creek. in the Cape Nome Mining and Recording District. Ter ritory of Alaska.
 Location Notice of which is record ed in Vol. 1S4, at Page 410 of the Records of said District. in the performance of the annual labor re- quired by Section 2324. Revised Statutes of the United States, and supplemental legislation. in order to hold said claim.
 And you are hereby required to contribute your proportion of such expediture. according to your inter- est in said claim, to the undersign ed co-owner with You therein. within ninety days after the service of this notice on you by publication thereof, or your interest fin said claim will become forfeited. and vest in the undersigned. as provid- ed by said Statute
 JAMES KATERTNES CO-ovner
 Publish Feb. 20. 27. March 6. IS. 20, 27. April 3. 10. IT. 24. May I, s, IS. 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
tbpA ROOSEVELT JR. Et.Fs REPEAL. IND
 MDDIIIC AIiDN LAW

Aev foeH kprH P0 Theo tae Roosevelt h. sen af inc ex le.#fI,n'=6t =6teed=Iast aiaht The re a} n modification of tte Vol5tea, lea and a4ar-ted a- substitute 1Fad Qpftn permitting alcohol s-ls.saf content l,.estl=uedtr tn
 astuufjon In speaking hefor' -Ee=nr-aa nr t,t&r, as America, N5.e2uapeH PuM bet +-ociaiion 4arara rD,r=lt. N-9itaad ac. af4E era5sb aha9t l5W vjolaiioi 'aH#s eomhereiAIized gteanti,
 l Ia@u7he Zbnd eye, 'stsae Hef5ig IL. W4s supp4rfeF la=Ha- fH55ll,5ss l.a5e9e udath aaa5 e1nladi4u= eoyarnor of Nev Y4el=alaH=t " smith noasevel
 l=.d, 1arsd ,hafI Io wa opposed la#thn .sFst nfaloons
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
OF LAVA
 WIPES ntT VILLAGE

Kona, Hawaii April l9, lIl The village of Iloopulog oa the south west shore of he Island If Hawaii wa completely wiped out at seven this morning when an avalanche of lava burst forth from Volcano Man naloa. Ten tn fifteen homes #Were enEulfed but no casraltics arc rr= ported The flood uf molten rock pouring from the crater s.ruck the sea starting ii to hoil several hund red feet out, pluneins into he water south of IIo"pHlna inc lava turned in ho direction of koua tillin@ the hay and completely buryiue the land srap". All houses and wharves a' lioopuloa are covered with tfla- feet of lava Army aviat"rs ilNine ov"f tlle town reported thai=th" heat "H= intense at an elevation of ihr, thousand feet.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
MCMILLAN TO MARE
 ANOTHER AIaITIE TE!P

Chicago. April 21 aPl Donald MacMillan. ioadpe nine scientists will journey to 'ho Arctic this sum- mer to eolleel Tor tt,o Field Museum of Natural History of Chieago. spe eimeHs af ani'Hal aNI plant l'ie. they will af.t t.r P feeord of man at Labrador and BaHin Land pausine long enough at Labrador. South Grcenland and raflin I.aud to uncover possible evidences of Morse habiiation of the tenth cen turt They wi1 also gather speci- mens of Eskimo civilization on Baf fin Land The expedition expects to leave Wiscaesot Maine abouf Juno 19'h. aud on fhN board the Rpwdotn will he hcr6es of three previous Are lie trips.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
THURSDAY tTELEGRhPHiC4
TnLEGR.\rIIIC BRENITIEs
No WORD FROM "AEASKAN" WILL SEND "DETROITER"
 SEARCH FOR VILLAINS

Fairbanks, April 21-22, tP, Pre- parations are being rushed for the flight of the "De,roiter' tomorrow in search of the Alaskan" with Capt Wilkins and Eielson aboard
 The Alaskan left here last Thursday April 18th and much anxiety is fell for their safety because no word has been received except the radio from the overland party which re- ported that natives seen the plane last Thursday flying near Thetis Is land. The Alaskan carried provi- sions which are ample to sustain two men for long period AL though the young ice pack is trea- cherous at this season of the year, much faith is placed in Captain Will
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
}eEfINutNr Hl ltNisD FOR
 IT EDlNa. tI:l,Nt VI DEB

E 9Iutr ai' rremio eg#6a l.Heo"=fH fafeien araH .sa5a.f #@ abe# sena5e that d 4fea. oe#a paa pje had bee .e5#65a 1etWoon# se reLafy Meilo.
 f N g44nea tlc Fleuch am 55zi5fpr- r5eatdips the funding . ias f'l Uoh=dcbr He said that ! dr H8s oseHfmeulZ~ Z~oold soon l. aiet '.. tHe rfms ot which =th ,iFGfsa il debt. Woai 'r.-Ee -aa= zI'e he5 MtlGpa, anna lia# #Ae- ueu4 =tWentvzhvc millio N=faj. u4=fo on. hundred millio Haste Nears have clapse. aEad- V5I#br lie lmit=af the pay aea Fcaee's ,apacitNto pay =a uZiim" in ba futarc lnieht he II
 4dt,u basis of he amount sh a.tz= Zp"7ail1l5z sailecl trol
 Ahaus
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
says men of today are. not
 Up to physical standard

Berkeley Cal. (Pl Although col lese students have a fairly high de erer of physical fitness. fs wholt "American mea are 'unpreparea to meet the common physical cmergan- 'ies and demands of life"
 This is ihe conclusion of F. L. kleeberaer, chairman of the de pertinent of physical education of the University of California.
 "The inability of most of opr young men of today to use the po~ CT of their arms, shoulders and mid dle body is surprising," he states, and "the danger from this is great CT to the race than the loss in the power of navigation creditahle to the automobile.
 Brain matter cannot be built by
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24

a-t lre te his place in an effort ro salato htm out Brown barricaded AGp- lt m th" hH4s' and fired on tn" 'faes @Ilo uaHf IHm in connection aszlt OaE ajAyige' Rfeh Neeley,
 rlaiot body vas found saar en a. nejgbor!ng farm. btoau eauuJa5 oiH=+r Ed Dixon fn 4#=h.#e=VD VDs ou fire. A eaustn H'i ne4s bbor of Brown has
 .rassel aad| u is raputted that
 ,aHf. ard=fa Hs siyfrr of =h Vafi .1m rGnug Brown
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
NugjCr Dls Foi.rslirlHm.

Nffit r fi'' lhisi 5ttt RE. Vo Nrs K 4 Hawkins. ynur heir
 "Ne'ulors- administrators and q.
 iens
 Yc6 are hereby notified that tn undersienot has expended the sun pf oGe hundred dollars during eac of lhe wears 1920, 1921. 1929. 192" and 1924. m labor and improve menis upon each of the followin" ualned calims; Nome River Bar C coup and the Stella Group plac mining claims. situated or Nome River in the Cape Nome Mining District and precinct Territory of A "a six q. the .loration certificates; Of which are toHn of record in the oflife of tn Recorder of said district and pre- cinct. in order to hold said claims under he provis ous of the laws of the United Stptes. and the Ter ri Dry of Alaska. eeacerning annual labor upon mining claims. Such expenditures being the amount re quired by said laws to hold said rlaima during said period
 And you are further notified that if within ninety days from the completion of the publication here "f for the period of ninety days you fail or refuse to contribute to the undersigned your proportion of such expenditure as co-owner your interest in said mining claims will become the property of the undersigned your co-owner, who has made such required expendi- lure.
 Dated al Nome, Alaska. the 18th day tf February, 1926
 w. J. ROWE,
 Co-Owner. Publish Feb 13, 20. 27, March G.. 13, 20. 27. April 3, 10. IT. 24, May 1, s. 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
KOTZEBUE NURSE NAMED
 ".iNGEL OF THE ARCTIC"

Seattle. April 20, R)-Mrs Gold en Brady of Seattle, a government nurse at Kotzebue, recently complet- ed four hundred mile trip via dog team to nurse settlement natives af- ficted with influenza at Point Hope. The above information was received in a letter to J H. Wagner which said the>Eskimos call Mrs. Brady the Angel of the Arctic" She spent two years in the Kuskokwim section and three years at Kotzebue.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
Mi nUEREK HINGED BY MOB


 Crfr r1rf Ms Aml 22. (P, llar5N Jofrsou Wit7 taken from ia W TopaIarviIlo and hanged by aoh II" a'letn"r with Jesse Raven Na= aocutd o0 the murder of \ NcIomou4 and W M Minece. fade' M potomeloeiss Favnne was sci pnce1 to. Hic imprisonmeni an, ''5f.3 'he' lobusou fired the fat
 tfs Fafra-. a'mittcd he was pro
 u H|oH tho cpromolosists Wei t.ild lobnson Was arrested 500 bitter Faseue aud held in fail for tw' NoH'bs hes lui tat indicted hy lh a:apI inrg .lolrsop was taken [. rouulorjIl Tuesday to stand tria 'or -thc n9rdcr Inf Mrs EmaIip Pearson in 1asf
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
ARE ptRTItl.NE
 tEntI MtiLiGiN STEIN

Sacramento. Calf. Sprii 2t, ap
 Cemmefeiai sahUen fisheries go ing=to Alaska are particular about the Muliean 4tew ir which onions play q prominent oditerous part, inc State Department believe that their is soina louhtuiion for the be lief being founded in fhe fact that 'iN hundred sll5s of Am raliau brown onions We're r,ceised at San Francisco for fishing hoa.s going 10 Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
Urged as Keynote
 Of modern Scholarship

Philadelphia. (P, That the key note of modern scholarship is the development of personality. is the beliel oi Dr. John II. Ninu.ck dean of the school of Education uf the University of Pennsylvania
 Modern education is rapidly do ing away with the so.called greasy grind" he said Tn the old days. auperintendents of public schools were most impressed by the marks made by future teachers, but now adays they are most anxiohs fo hire living personalities for their class roams than mere fact abserbcrs"
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
NO WORD FROM
 "ALASkAN"-FEAR FEi.I

Fairbanks, April 1920, Ny-No word has been received from the Alaskan" in which Capt. Wilkins and t,elson flew to Barrow. Some anxiety is felt as the ship carried the heaviest load of three trips the plane has made. The weather here is bright, calm and seventy above. The "Detroiter" has taken test flights under Sergeant Wiseley and Iiufford of the Wright Motors, the plane attained an altitude of len thousand feet in thirty minutes. The big plane performed beautifully dur
 ing the hour she was in the air,
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
kansas City Grade Sehsol
 Has Course In MoralitN '

Kansas City. Mo, (H',=The board of education has established B. course af practical Horalit&" ia upper elementary and junior =hI4a school grades h5ra II was foem'! after county grand jury inyasti eation of tile conduct in an editorial which appeared in I high school publication The editorial. wr.Dtcu by 2 young woman, assailod drunk enness among students
 The course, however, had been undor consideration for some Time before the investigation. and is said Nol to have any direct hearins ur"n
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
S75, GOO AVAILABLE
 FOR INTANGIBLE. NARROWS

Seattle, April 20. (P)-J w. Eddy, chairman of the Alaska Committee of the Seatte Chamber of Commerce. announced that tine dredging of the twenty-two miles of Wrangell Mar rows will begin soon, the dredge is now enroute from San Francisco. Seven miles of the proposed work is expected to be finished this summer Seventy-fve thousand dollars is available for the project.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
mel. .iad puIn.B-..f .ll4= '.IltHtl l us5
\.N. TI.H'S Efpfo OUTFIT
 Ni' NltINf; EtItI;HW

IlotlrWo Npeil 2t CsrD,tal >le get sevicc, W C. laou -r'et' wriferp man ra tre NoFf 1fmos aaI F C. Hua1 @sta oialntor wln are curwto to r.U Barrow with T radio enane oWfU Wilh which ihcA will keep tho \ Y Times advised daily in reeads-to thg Wilkins polar Npodi'ioa actiYitto from the naruw end Wr fNon was in Nome n aumm on p eial work in connection with tle rr' .nn of ha Maud from her polar drt' Mr Huuly WIS relolsef 'rom @r sianal Coins uHirr aI e.s'le. o@ ltaa 7, sorv fine radio outd0 rlit' - being transported hv dnr toams They inurncyed fir m NuaHa down fhc Ynlpn and across lhc Eglloa portage to lnalakIeot thpnea w1f across eoun'rv 10 Candle and Nolse hue Thov Jeff Kotzohuo this morn ine and ill hah'v r' ''' '
 in three woek Thcy osna"f lo ro- turn to Nona e1 tIa c#'~ ro.' sometime in t0ena'
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
i,maic of species more
 agreeable than male seN

seaDlo tPl Feminine d.3posi tions haAaa won q scientific decision over the masculine variety at the Uaivera,jy of Washiueton
 Compilation of answers to aues- tionpaire circulated among soeiolo- s.=#tuG nl5 hy Read Bain. lecturer. disclosed that the female of tn" 7l'aties is more aafeeabe than the male. nain said. this is not be causa the girl has | better dis position than inc boy originally but she has had SO much training n m9kiug herself agreeable that she develops positive adaptation toward ntt1in iV amoYantes
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
5EtAui; iiut hGo TALKS
 ON PROHIBITION

,lzs.on Aprl 2a@ ,P May 4., .. =f DAglEl. told tha Senate p7Htairm1 caudat'co tIat it was z.pa atsa ot'"r tb" pe e-out con
 ."#s'.. #bb men Do office in 5-tl 7jI#5sr tlr= pr atao 4auto,6l=r. T.. sald ir "=e tt.-Np eHrI9 Dhr bN- could 5eA.ela=ad le=fio =eity council aEsd in u#r wards fine ea+o Was us. UIft-#Efa
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
WE SDAY
 rFt -G2AY ttfE
NlkiSS PARTY WIRES
 THAT AIIA IS WE'LL

Fairbanks. April 2o-2i, Qrl The North American Nowspapzr Alliance announced fblt the oveflaad party of the Wi1tiu, expedition ratlieed 'lat Esktmos rc mrted hN1ns siehl cd the plaae "Nlask.n n@laa, ThHr, day near Tbetis Island, qup hundred and seventy miias=sout i4ea#t of Bar TOW. and was he first word received since two hours aftft =plape#lef' Fairbanks Thursday When they wirelessed all was N=eH wjtlt the oeeeland paeiy the messae" made the event of Wilkins dfth crossing of f'la Endiearf menniaf'6 success ful
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
NOTICE OF FoRFEiTuRE.

To Roy F smith. your heirs. ad- ministrators. executors and as
 signs:
 You are hereby notified th,rt the undersigned has expended the sum of one hundred dollars during each of the years 1910, 1911. 1912, 191a, l914. 1915. 1916. 1917. 1920 end ing on Dec 3lst. and 1421, 1922. 1929. 1924, ending at l2 o'clock Meridian July lst in labor and i'm provements upon the Harlem No. l Association placer mining claim on the Nome River in the Cape Nome Mining and Recording Dis trict, Second Division, Territory oi Alaska, the location certificate of which is of record in Volume l57 at Page 16l, of the records of said mining and recording district, in order to hold said claim under the provisions of the laws of the United States and the Territory of Alaska concerning annual labor upon min ing claims; such expenditure being the amount required by law to hold said claim during said period.
 And you are hereby notified that f within ninetv days from the com pletion of the publication hereof, You fail or refuse to contribute 10 the undersigned your proportion of such expenditure as a co-owner your in crest m said placer mining claim will become the property of the undersigned, your co-owner, who has made such required ex- penditure.
 Dated al Nome. Alaska the 13th day of February. 1926,
 W. J ROWE.
 Co-Owner Publish Feb. 1s. 20, e7. March G,
 l3. 20, 27. April 3 1o. IT. 3A. May | s. 1926
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
Feeding Cats in England
 is evidence of ownership

Wiean, England. Mn If a per
 pn feed T cat this act in itao'f i accepted in England law of assuu ing the responsihility of ownership.
 That Wis how the law was inter preted 10 Iohn IleNry Draper when he was sued for the value of two pigeons aUcecd to have been wor- ried bv his eat Draper denied ownership of tho cat but admitted that he had given il milk.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
ENTONiBED MEN
 CALLING FOR HELP

san Francisco April 20, GTN k C. Storric, q company contractor for the tunnel work in Plnmas county. where six men are entomhed. was informed hat one or more of the men were heard calling for lieir through air lines, the rcseuels were were received
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
irAIisN VAR DEBT
 SETTLEMENT EtTiI'IEH

Rome. AsfH 2s, l55 rlr i H news that lhc tuitod 5la',e 5eraa" ratified the lt3iian war d .hD -.ts- ment reached Italy thrpu'l ihn Az soctated Press Muasolini saiI; q ilanl, gou for aavine brew f he first word of his important ot,'' After having rad the Associated Press aisna' h Ilc fnrfner said. q am mes la'Ppy to hear the Il. '. ~
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
Fen Children in one Family
 Tip scale u moro than {,

Lerols m. HN The ten childre of t+8ac ] Forhc+ tip the scales !; -ome1H'Ha eE7r a ton. and with on "Nlep ion. eacb weigh aver 20 ppnnd=
 TbeN evidently inherited the size from Mir Forbes who was on ' q family of e'egan k"utuckian
 SiT pf r9 cNAdtru 15- bows an, four are sirl5
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
NOTICE OF roREEITtRE.

NOTICE OF FOREEITtRE [" Martin r. Moran your heirs. c>-
 ccutors, Irgai representatives and assigns:
 You and each of you are hereby notified that the undersicned a3 eos owner therein has expended the sum of one hundred dollars for each of the fiscal Hear5 ending JIiS 1st. l92o, 1"9t. 1q222. 1923 l92i and la255 in labor and improve 1 ments on and for he bruoiil= of he t.nekv rlree Association t;ro6p pla= eer= mintHe claim. situated on Dahl Creek ill the Neatak kobuk Nfning and Recording District, Territory ol Alaska
 I.ocatien Notice of which is of record in thc records of said Record ing District. tn=the performance of the annual labor required bv See lion 2&9t Rcvised Statutes of he rnited stat"@ and supplemental legislation in ordrr te hold +aid claim
 And you are further notified that r within ninety days from the completion of the publication hereof for the period of ninety days. you fail to contribute to the undersigned year proportion oi such expenditure as co-owner. your interest, n==aiI minue claim will becom" the property Of the undersigned yonr co-owner who has made such required eXpendi lure.
 MICH MEL TUollY.
 Co=owncr. Publish March [. la, 20. q. April a, 10, I5. "A. May !, s.,b. 2s. 2s, 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
lns kn.Mledee of tlL. Ala,.a

hins knpwledee of tlu AIo'to
 Additional windo7e Aasfz ztoon ea in tbe fusel3fe tle. .f= additional ohsetFo'iaH= p0-a= a marine cofupas .l hf H=f in tAe= absence ot 5i#er ra-. mo'9e bnml= afere.H r.4# p=
 Na-E Az liHl' 'oj IaI.=aad e=!l=h. d==t - .e.bulsaais =dr. .c it, D. # tle feuatWe= per aH4 o-He g.itaf lpcludes l.z#1 'a4al-. .-N l4sC NJ N
 NareU lWneTA 4 9u ezisa ,asa ta-E1-u tla NaasH Hm.J=a3 Naasp ' .l,=Fe. f respondent
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
DEMPSEY SIGNS TO
 FIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP RHtl

Fortw9rfh lack Dempsey last night signed an agreement with rcN Riekard th" well known fight pro motor, to fight championship bout around September 18th. Accor1ina to the agreement entered into Rickard is to select the plrce for the feht and also Dcmpaey's oppuu. cnt
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
Douoghpc Could Not Lose
 His Race Evcn For Movies

Nice, l4', Steve nonoehun ia too good . jockey for th" mevi"s Stew" came io Nice to take ono o' 'ho cH- f parts in new film called "Hidine for the King" His fret work wae to ride horse in race with an automobile, in which the car was supposed to win.
 But Steve got cyeit"d and won the race. A whol" afternoons work and many feet of film were wasted.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
NOVELTIES LEAVES KOTZEHUi |,

Kotzebue. Alaska, April 20, (P)- Superintendent Ross Kinney and Reno of the Alaska Road Commis- sion, left here April 18th for Nome. A very strong cold Northwest wind blowing here today.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
COOLIDGE NOMINATES
 JUDGE CLEGG FEDERAL
 JUDGE FOURTH DIVISION.

Washington, April 20. (P rresi- dent Coolidge has nominated Judge Clegg as Federal Judge of the fourth Division of Alaska. Confirmation of pectcd without any opposition.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Probate Court for Cape Nome Precinct Second Division. Territory of Alaska: before Honor able C. W Thornton [ 5 Com missioner and Ex-oflcio Judgr of probate.
 In inc matter of the Estate of t.t.IN PERSON. Deceased
 Notice is hereby given by the uu- dersigned that he has been duly ap- pointed Administrator of the estate pf Elin Person. deceased and all persons having claims against the said estate must exhibit the same. with the necessary vouchers with in six months after the first pub lication of this notice, tn the said Administrator at the store of Thor ulf I.ehmann, Npme Alaska. the same being the place for the tran saction of the business of the said estate in the above Precinct and Territory
 Dated April 9th 1926
 THORTLF C L.EHMANN
 Administrator Publish April To. r. at, May | 8.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
Htrl Gi IAt'K toNNE
 Etn0N th FEOsi SLIDE

sab Trauzize4 t5jl af=n fni"pl afe r1eae Rn ufa# ig. 5g Fpl H#hn 7ea5-t lpa f=8a f,a ]. ffaa. a4 stu Hi=d.i.i .a7s=a 70 a= sta sfVta iarhl 5G@ Tte mes e=al=7 5fFed H5t#fhe We're HliAz=a t,sq=fe. eG=.i. 2 la.iuiaa tuuH u== Dhe 'ia Neri W4s 4lawal G@Vu du4=te tia tsars ladn -us# #tts In iH'l#ls liH tsd =ha gt'Ht
 uirHle 1i.l H..fs=t lltn teen IHpwrl nl totd death five
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
FIRST SAILING FOR
 NOME MAY 1ST

Seattle, April 1920, (P-Thc auxiliary power schouners Donaldson and Silver Wave owned by the En terprise s. S. Co. of Nome, leaves Seattle for Nome May first.
The Nome nugget., 1926-04-24
SIT I4RT TO FUUSn TO eN0t E otT RDIHEE

Faenlt, Tr G, @ }N5, .
 rli" ifown a fa hacbla. md fenr~ WI jrrp-l 'ratl' F.
 hamn last r 'i vNHl n't