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BROWN GETS TENNIS TEST.

ST. LOUIS. January 81 1P1.-Wray
Brown Of St Louis. Missouri Valley
tennis champion. has received letter
from Charles Garland Of New York,
chairman Of the Davis Cup selection
committee, advising him Of mis- designa-
ton as one Of the players TO try Out
for the United States team.
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FRS. W. STRAUS and Miss H.
M Fay tied for arst place in the
I'M qualifying round Of the put
1 ting tournament at Arthur B:
Tho-n's Indoor Golf Scnoo!
and are in opposite halves OF the draw
according TO the pairings announces 90 90
dav bv Thorn. Both women scored SO
In the l8-hole qualifying round, with
Mrs Fl. A. Knox. president OF the Won,
ems District Golf Association. IN 'flFo
place, at 80. ~ .,,,s
Match play rounds are to be held TINS
week and next week, with the Io!lo"-
ing pairings: ~, . Wv,
STEINER t4o). Mrs. S. ". Straus tssp
IS, Mrs. Newman Little t43l: Mrs. n.
A Knox 1897 vs.. Mrs. J. Nj aay'!es
l4o) and Miss II. Fay 1882 VS. MIS-. X
Lester Rose (4D.
Keener competition than in the pas
wears is promised the woman go!leFS
around Washington with the presence
here at school OF Mss Jean Arences
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ALLIANCE. Ohio. January 81 A).--
Richard A. Lamont. 81. II, who once
was o snoytstyp for the Old Pittsburgh
Athletic Club ard played base ball IN
ts.e Old National League with sucn men
ss Billy Sunday, Al Pratt. A. q. Spal6-
ing and others. diee q, the home Of a
sofl here
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WOMEN SET GOLF DATE.

CHICAGO. January 81 Hr.-Iht
xonaens Western golf championship
hs3 ben bel for August - " 10 over
me Indian HI club couTse, ChieseD
Ira. Harry Prsaisr VI ios Angeles u
ths defending champion
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BALL PLAYERS TO DANCE.

ARRANGEMENTS for the annual dance
Of the Mount Rainier. Nd. base ball
team, 70 be held February 4 In The
Blue Bird Auditorium tn that town. will
be completed a: meeting Thurecay
night q; 0 O'Clock at the home Of Man
ager Rieman. 1912 Thirty ninth street.
Noun. Rainier.
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TIEDELL PLAYS CROUCH.

70 Tindeu. District pccktt BILLIARD
champion meets II r CrpUcn H. the
tfagrfamsnt ~ tif Mayfair Efan~ny
80 Ninth atKeel. tonight al 1'cinck
Last night William Dsyis9f WIN B.
high run III q, DEFEATED Ffec heyipo'ot
'nn u S..
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Logs CONF. BACK BOUT.

CHICAGO January 81 NJ. W shkir
scnseffsT. Chlosg0 tUDiof seiteIStlept
lost mis- second oomeDseE bout last n'shi
Wren JOE CLANCY ~ Baltimore won ne
Lyeferee's decision after 10 rounds u
ktDN fighting.
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GARDENERS GOLF POOR.

CHICAGO, January 3! m Robert
Gardner ~ ChfaRp. fpur TINES cap"
tsis oy the American Walker C0h cup
team. ssyg his gsmr il ~ iSSof nts'
~ does not even exp'rct W ger on fH's
years team. VI SLY i}oi!l't4g III ti's cap
fa1ucY
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TRAINER OF CAMS DIES.

flg RAFAEL. Calf. January 81 ~.
ID. r, fkolIy) McI1onnel widely
known q generation ago rs d trainer
o. prize fighters. cied 81 his home here
yes.<rdsy He was - years ~ age.
NcDoynelI trained JOE Cans and many
Other bJZsFE
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GOWDY WILL COACH.

AMHERST. Mass, January ~ Tn ~~
Hank Gowdy, former National League
veteran, haA been made baAe ball coach
al Amherst for thr month Of February
G0Wdy viii work with the Amherst
pitchers and cateusTk
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4 s the base ball season OF 1902 was
\ drawing to a close. rumors were
a heard that the American
League intended to Invade New
York In 1908. This move was TO
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CurIey Club of Petworth at meeting
tonight expect to organize bowling
team to send into special competition
with other Washington quints and Baltl-
more outfits.
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HyattsvilIe seems to be a hot-bed OF
bowling these days The town Is TO
stage the first Price Georges County
Sweepstakes February 10 and 25. Five
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Rv the Associated Press.
n YEw YORK. January Sine
N heavyweight dance OF the
VI wculd-be champions proceeded
today with one of the principals
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WOULD AMEND FISHING LAW

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13, (P) - Liberalization of the fishing laws is proposed in a bill by Delegate Dan A. Sutherland of Alaska. The measure would amend the old law of 1906 preventing the canning or salting of salmon after being kill ed forty-eight hours or more. to permit the canning of fish dead that long providing they had been properly iced.
 MT. Sutherland explained that under the present law fishermen who obtained a catch and could not get it to the cannery or salted within forty-eight hours, were pre- vented, even if they had the prop CT icing facilities from using the fish.
 The Delegate said his measure would permit the canning and the salting of more fish, even if they had been iced a week or more. re- sulting in the conservation of the salmon supply and making the fn- dustry more profitable.
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FRIDAY treLeoRApNlc,
WORK SAYS RENEWED
 SINCLAIR LEASE ON ADVICE

WASHINGTON, Dec. IS. R, = Hubert Work told the Senate Land Committee that he renewed the Sinclair contract for the Salt Creek Royalty oil Company while he was Secretary of the Interior upon the advice of four officials appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate and nine other legal and technical Government experts.
 MT. Work was summoned as the principal witness to discuss the Salt Creek contract, which was re- gently nullified opon the advice of the Department of Justice in connection with the committees consideration of the nomination of Roy West to be Secretary of the Interior.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT


 Notice Is hereby given that the final account of the undersigned. as Administrator of the. Estate of John E. Olson. Deceased, Is now on flle, in the oflice of the Probate Judge of the Cape Nome Record. ing District. at Nome, Alaska, and hearing thereon has been set ct Il o'clock, A. M., on the 3rd day of January, 1929, in the said Pro bate Court.
 Exceptions or objections thereto should be in writing and filed by such date.
 Notice Is further given that the Court will then decree as to who the heirs of the deceased are and n what shares they are entitled to the distribution of said estate.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska, this 22nd day of October, 1898.
 B. c. TAYLOR
 Administrator of the Estate oi
 John E. Olson. Publish October 27, Nov. 5, 10. r., and 34th, 1898.
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TWO GIRLS SUSPECTED OF
 HOOVER BOMB PLOT

BUENOS AIRES. Dec. 12. B. - Two girls, both suspected of being anarchists were taken into custody for a time by the Argentine au- 'thorities in connection with their investigation into the discovery of a bomb plot believed directed az ainst President-elect Hoover. The police withheld the names of the girls who were reported and sent home to their parents in view of the fact that both are minors.
 The girls both denied that they had any knowledge of the nature of the activities of the two men al- ready arrested in the case.
 Anarchist handbills were found in the girls hand bags.
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LIMIT DEBATE ON BOULDER
 DAM MEASURE 1S MINIS.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13, R - Limited debate to loosen the jam of legislation has been applied to the Boulder Dam measure today bringing the prospect of an early vote on the measure. which has blocked action on all other busi- ness since the session began. The agreement to limit debate was un- animous and goes into eRect to- morrom afternoon when Senators are allowed only IS minutes each to express their views on the bill.
 The House today continued act i've passing a number of bills des- ignated to help the Navy. notably several measures to increase the cost of repairs and alterations to several battleships.
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or FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that Geo. D. Scnoneld, joint Administrator of the Estate of William .O'Brien. deceased. pending in the Probate Court for Cape Nome Precinct. AL aska, has rendered and presented for settlement and filed in said Court, his final account of his ad- ursnlstration of said estate: and that Monday, December "A. 1928. at eleven o'clock. A. M., at the Court Room of said Court. Corner of Steadman Avenue and Front Street. Nome, Alaska has been duly appointed by the Judge of said Court, for the settlement of said Final Account. at which time and place any person interested in said Estate may appear and file excep- tions in writing to said Final Ac- count and contest the same.
 GEO. D. sCHOFIELD.
 Administrator aforesaid. Publish Oct. 20, 27, Nov. 3. 10, IT. 1928.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-15

money order forms were broksa, according to Postmaster General Nov as the fssult of cable re- quest from Kstchikan November goth. An hour after the messags arrived the foems were printed In the Government Printing once and were sent to New York. going by air mail from there to Seattle. and by steamship and airpiane from se- attle to Ketchikan. arriving nve days after the requisition was re- ceived.
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STARR PASSENGERS ARE OFF

SEATTLE. Dec. IS, R Word has been received that the passen- gers from the Steamer Starr now in distress. were safely landed on Dark Island and are being cared for in trapper's cabin. Captain Barron and his crew gre still on board the vessel. The Cutter Un- alga Is expected to reach Dark Is- land tomorrow. and the passengers win be taken aboard for Seward and the Starr will be taken in tow.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-15

SEATTLE. Dec. 12, R The message from the steamer Starr explained that she struck a reef and bent her propeller shaft. The message said: During a heavy gale ou the 11th and 18th we slowed down and iced down heavily. The main mast was carried away" The message indicated that the ship had lost touch with the naval radio station on Kodiak Island.
 The cutter Unalga sent a message saying it would leave Juneau at six tonight after coaling.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-15
10 IMPROVE DRY PASS
 BY DREDGING CHANNEL

WASHINGTON, Dec: 12. R - General Jadwin. Chief of the U. S. Army Engineers recommended to Congress the improvement of Dry Pass, Alaska, providing for . channel six feet deep and sixty feet wide at an estimated cost of sev- enty-nine thousand dollars. with sixteen hundred dollars for main- 4enance tho first year and eight hundred annually thereafter.
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N oTIcR

All furniGhines, b~sdiAas. iw~la mattresses, and ether perseaal pro. peety eeaGained n to 0oo1ea Gate hoesl ana adjacent ballalnO, De- loaging te the estate ef the iats Jannes q. SwaEtsel wiil be e9eesd Tor sale. ..Tesms CasA, snQ1lFo 0se. s. lGaynasd, adninistsatsR, = tAe Noms N1epse OGce.
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NEW RECORD SET FROM CELTIC TURNED OVER
 TO SALVAGE COMPANY

GOES. Ireland, Dec. Is, R) - The liner Celtic was today turned over to the salvage company. The skeleton crew which remained on the weasel since the vessel ground ed Monday was withdrawn today.
 American wheat and apples form the bulk of the vessels cargo.
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PATIENT RATIFICATION NOTICE
 Mineral Survey No. l06s
 Meme Serial No. oo8l ''' IN THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, NOME, AIlA6KA. =H k~:.


 OFFICE. NOME, ALAsKA.
 ocsoSer =. 1923. Notice is hereby given that James Panos, whose postoaice address is Nome, Territory of Alaska. has made application In the United states Land once, at Nome. Alas ka, for patent For his consolidated placer mining claim, consisting of the Kalamata and Jakinthos Asso- ciation placer mining locations. sit- nate on Willow creek, tributary of Penny River, about II miles north westerly from the town of Nome. in the Cape Nome Recording Dis trict. Territory of Alaska, and with in the Nome Land District. aud des- ignated by the Cadastral Engineer in Charge for Alaska. as Mineral survey 1866. the exterior boundar- ies of which as set forth in Plat and Field Notes on file. are as follows. magnetic variation varying at diR- erent corners for the JakintAos from lS degrees 35 minutes E.. to 1s degrees 25 minutes B, and for Kalamata IS degrees IS minutes to IS degrees 50 minutes E.
 JAKINTHOs
 Beginning at Cor. No. 1 Jakin- thos. identical with location. and with Cor. No. ,, Sur. No. 1908. Wayno Association Placer, fir post 1 insAsq. 2 1t. above ground. in earth mound scribed 3W-l30S, 1 y-1sss. from which . witness Cor. to same bears g. IT dsgrses II piinntss E. 1ss.s 1t. . stons 10 ins. above srosnd marked V. C.sw-l1oe: U. 3. [. ". No. 13e3 hsars s. degrses, eg ninntss ". l474.e2 feet. Thenca Y ! ds- srsss 97 minutes V. lsss.s 1t. to Cor. No. 2. | limssknns n | 10 | | i'm. maYAsd sJ-1s6e kikh mound aleaepfds: tAsncs '. se 6@gIsss 1e ni1ntes W.3gst 1t U ca. fso. !, a%aeAiet spoas n ! 1S x [ in. mafe |kAa aJ-lees; fAsnpe Y. Fl .dsGrtta se0 zn1nntss ". l1ge II. 4t ' Cor. |lgo. [. . linestane n T IT ' [ s1no.
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NORTHCOrr AND MOTHER
 PLEAD NOT GUILTY

RIVERSIDE. Calif, Dec. 13. (R = Mrs. Sarah Louise NorthcOtt and her son Gordon today pleaded not guilty when arraigned for the murder of Walter Collins. Their trial was set for January tenth.
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-15

H,arar6 ,. 1bx lns sssssd wstcA ana elsck tesagiag - . oa duty st thls wosk sypsy ~. isssaa's ia tAe ceiver tsnahs. Front Street, epposkc lra Aaak's stose. An ,work . dsae ea ,tse "Money-Bsck" suaraatee Aasls.
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PATENT APPLICATION NOTICE
 Mineral Surrey No. loo0
 Nome Serial O097
 IN THE UNITED STATES LAND
 OFFICE AT NOME, ALASKA.
 October 10, le1s.
 Notice is hereby given that Louis Mas shenwens and Fritz Mebbes vhose postoffice address is Nome, Alaska. have made application in the United States Land Office at Nome, Terri tory of Alaska, for patent for their association placer mining claim known as California Track, situate on the tundra about 3.6 miles northwesterly from the town of Nome and mouth of Snake River, in Cape Nome Recording District, Second Division, Territory of Alas ka, and within the Nome Land Dis trict, and designated by the Cadas- tral Engineer in Charge for Alaska as Mineral Survey 1860. the erter- for boundaries of which. as set forth in plat and field Notes on file. are as follows. magnetic variation varying at different corners from IT to IS degrees East;
 Beginning at Cor. No. 1, Califor- mia Track, identical with Cor. No. venps Tundra Claim placer. Sur. No. 1924 and Cor. 5 verdon Group placer Sur. No. 1926. a nr post 1 fms. sq. ? 1t. above ground in earth mound and scrihed 1 C. 1860, g v- 1924, 5 V 1S26- U. s. l.. N. No. 512 bears N. S1 degrees 4s min utes w. 4813.7s 1t. No other bearings available; then S.. IS de- grees 5s minutes E. 1613.5 feet to Cor. Ne. 2 on line 6-6 Snake River Claim placer, Sur. No. 1887. not set being in shallow pond and not maintafnable; thence s. s7 deg rees 4S minutes W. ITO feet to Cor. No. 5. identical with Cor. No. s. Snake River claim placer. Sur. No. 1867; thence s. 25 degrees, IS minutes w., ,s04.6 feet to Cor No. 4.-a fir post I ins. sq. i 1t. long 1t. in ground, scrabed 4c- 1860 with earth mound 24 ins. base 1e ins high around the same: thence N. IT degrees 46 minutes W. e3S.s feet to Cor. No. 5, iden- tical with Cor. No. , Albatross placer, Sur. 1885: thence N. ss degrees 6s minutes W. ss7 feet to Cor. No. z. identical with Cor. No. 1, Aibatfoss placer. Sur. 1855; thence N. , degrees os minutes E. 1ls1 feet to Cor. No. and place of beginning. containing an area of ss.ss2 ceres. " Notice of Location of California Track placer recorded Book I'll. page f51 records Cape Nome Re- cordins District. Territory of AL aska.
 The adjoining claims are: on the North. the Alma Claim and verdon Group placers, both of Sur. 1s3s: on the East. Snake River placer. Sur. No. 1887; on the South. North Star placer, unsurveysd. Andrew Koski claimant and Albatross plac- CT, Sur. 13SS: and on the West. Venus Tundra placer. Sur. 1s34; owner of venus placer Ferdinand Kleiner.
 U. s. L. M. No. s12. to which this claim is tied, is limestone IF ins. a~=es sand. marked U. 8. L. M. si2 !. "a earth mound 6 1t. base on g. W. side. Cor. No 1 Burke's Assn. and Cor. No. Wal don's Assn. placers. both of Sur. g1s. common Cor. bears s. is desress 2i minut1 W. 571 it.. and ss on hish sfo1i4 about sl0ef ft. north of Berdns Ss4. M nile south Of saaks River a1a abslt : nilss wsstssly from NsiAt h Cap None Rscording rssSaaee. Teftatosy . Ahska. in Laalti1s q aSs1sss II minutes N. and Lonsituds 1ss ds- grses g minutes N.
 Taos D. JEseM.
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AIR PLANE DOPE

In a telegram to G. R. Jackson. Of the M. { II. Bank, Noel Wien informs tEat he reached Unala- kIeet safely yesterday after q stormy flight.
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WASHINGTON TO xrrCI11KAN

SEATTLE. Dec. Is. F9 \ Times Special from Washington to- day said that all records of meet ing requisition for international
The Nome nugget., 1928-12-15

FOUND-A Rosary. Owner ms! ebtsia sane st Nuesst oAce.
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sUBsCRlss FOR rAk NUG0.s'
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STEAMER STARR STRUCK ROCK
The Nome nugget., 1928-05-19
AMUNDSEN TAKES RAP
 AT GENERAL MOBILE

OSLO, (P, The announce mewt that Geaeual Dmberto No bii" jailed to si5'rt Lenin Land was today described by Captain Roald Amundsen as astonishing"
 The explorer said that he per sonal visited Lenin Land with the Maude and made his way to the island group with sledges and had signal posts erected.
 He declared that General Mobile must have passed the Island in a fog. Judging from the route the Italia took. he said that Mobile did not appear to have flown over a very considerable area, and that area has already been explored.
 Amundsen said that since the voyage of the Tram across the Pol ar Sea there have been ,,o speci"l riddles to solve in this part of the Arctic.
The Nome nugget., 1928-05-19
MOBILE WILL FLY FOR
 NORTH POLE IN FOUR DAYS

KINGS BAY. (P) - General No bile is going ahead with his plans for his North Pole flight in four days.
 The Italia is being thoroughly overhauled for the long trip.
 Besides tine North Pole flight. another project 10 Greenland and the Mackenzie river districts is being planned.
 The scientists were prevented from seeing whether there was any land beneath them, on the last trip because of dense fog.
 Some birds were seen in the vic inity of Lenin Land
 The fog also prevented the sci entists from making observations which would have established whether or not the poorly authen- ticated Giles Land exists.
The Nome nugget., 1928-05-19
HOUSE APPROVES BILL FOR
 AGRICULTURE IN ALASKA

WASHINGTON. (P9 - The House Agricultural Committee today ap- proved the vestal Bill to promote agricultural experimentation in AL aska.
 Dr. E. w. Allen. chief Of the Az ricultural Department 5 office and experimental stations in Alaska told the Committee that there is much need of further experimental work in Alaska. Some work has already been done under the direction of Dr. Georgeson. whom Dr. Allen re- lieyed, toward the adaptation of many plants to the climatic and so. conditions of Alaska.
 Experiments conducted in the United States, Dr. Allen said, are of little or no value to Alaskan farmers
 He said that the passage nf tli, measure would extend To -AIasNs, the benefits of the Hatch Act. the Prunell Act and the Smith-Lever Act, all of which provide experi- mental activities in cooperation with colleges in this work
The Nome nugget., 1928-05-19
COOLIDGE ADDRESSES
 COLLEGE AUTHORITIES

ANDQt FER. Mass. Addressing :. n 2odv of Ph Hips Aca- f-. Il large gathering of ed uncational authorities. represent n universities and schools thru
 against under e3timating the parp- mount importance of secondary out the country. Coolidge warned schools in the training of men to
 law abiding. patriotic, and God fearing citizens. President Coolidge travelled overnight from Washing ton to make the principal address at the sesquicentennial exercises at the Academy. He remained In Andover but few hours, proceed ing immediately after lunch to Northampton to visit Mrs. Cool idge's mother, who has been dan gerously ill since December. While in Andover the President was made the object of the enthusiastic at
 tentions on the part of the people and the educational authorities.
The Nome nugget., 1928-05-19
SHISHMAREF NEWS ITEMS
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 Shishmaref, May 1, 1928

'''pSsi"i -NuSESt SOffcSP'hututtJ Shishmaref. May 1, 1928 Over 500 fox were caught by the recent season. Alfred kiyrt"lek caught 51 fox. the highest run.bel reported for any one nativ" 'rre. At recent meeting of Ii Board of Directors of the Shlshmaret Reindeer Company. Harry Kokonna his ele tied chief herder t0 succeed Frank Iyatunguk
 Our genial and popular merchant Frank Henry, left recently for Deering. Lloyd Koonuk and his big dog team furnishing the means of transportation Before leaving MT. Henry stated that his stock of goods was entirely sold out, and that he would be back ill the fall with a bigger and better stock,
 For the first time since the or ganization of the Shishmaret Ma
 
 five Directors was elected at a re- cent meeting of the stockholders. The Board Of Directors voted to buy the warehouse and entire stock of merchandise of William Allo- keok s store owned by Eilkey Rob inson. of Candle
 E, |. Range. Superintendent of the Bureau of Education. and Mir. Schmidt, Reindeer Supervisor, re- gently made their annual visit to this station. Everyone was glad to see ,hem again.
 The people of Shishmaret have greatly enjoyed having Mir. and Mrs. Arnold Thommen here. Ii is them preparing to leave.
 Hikev Robinson of Candle spent a few days here recently transact ing business We were glad to have him with us.
 William Allokceuk has moved his family up the Serpent'ne for tl.r summer. in order to give better Ht t'nton to his fox farm and reir deer herd.
 Charles Weyayiunna and I"hN Ahgupuk left Monday, April 3oth, for Candle.
 MT. and Mrs, John NriGh of
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HOOVER AND SMITH SWEEP
 OREGON PREF. PRIMARIES

PORTLAND. Ore. (P) - Smith today continued to lead the Ore gon Democratic Presidential pref erential Primary of yesterday. as the returns are tabplated. With six hundred out of e'ghteen hun dred and fortytwo precincts com plete. Smith had 6.o45: Senator Walsh had 3,904; Reed had 2,2%3.
 Walsh's name remained on the ballot after he had withdrawn. and 112 votes were tabulated for him.
 Herbert Hoover, whose name stood alone on the Republican bal lot had 5.419.
 Seven voters wrote in the name of Lowden.
The Nome nugget., 1928-05-19
BERING SEA ICE
 WENT OUT TO-DAY

THE BERING SEA ICE in front of Nome broke and started to move out to sea at 11:30 this morning. We are overjoyed at the prospects of soon hearing the boom of the sea turf again. Many Cheerhacos who arrived during last season and who for the first time saw the ice come in, and have now seen it go out. have now become full-hedged "Sourdoughs. by that intangible initiation which only Father Time can eNemplify. With the going cut of the Sea ice. Nome sufferers from he Spring malady "Tin-can-itis" will speedily become robust again. and by the time the first boat has arrived. will have completely re- covered.
 This is the first time in several years that the ice has not left the beach during tie seven months win ter period.