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The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
 FOR PATENT. l. \. No. 0SS2. M. s. No. 1S7!
IN THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE AT NOME, TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
 September 30 1930.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. ltaa. j. F. RUTHERFORD. citi- Zen of the United States. acting by and through JULIUS NELSON. his duly authorized gent and 'torney in fact whose pos office ad- dress is Nome, Alaska, has mad application before the United Sta tas Land Office at Nome. Alaska, for q United stat,, Patent for the 'HhANNEY STONE ASSOCIATION Placer Mining Claim situated on snake River about 4.75 mile northwesterly from tie mouth of said River in the Cape Nome R. rordjng Precinct, Territory of A. ko, heing Mineral survey NJ. 1879 plat of which is on fl- in said I,anJ Office ar Nome. Alaska. and said claim is describ- I'd a, follows:
 Eeetna}ng a. Cor No. ident- aol with locat'oa d fir post scribei l-hS-1>79 froa which |. $. L. NJ. No. 512 hetr- $. 2l deg. IT min. W 7o""a5 f.: t.ence N. 25 de2. to min. ". loo5.o f.. to Cor. No. ,. then. x a- d.9. oo min. E. .195S.o 4. .u Con. No. 3: thenca x. T dig o> min. Y. 1134.5 f.. 10 C.r. N. f. rhenca \. 39 deg. 42 un. F. 1e,r.0 r.. to Cor. N D. thence x 24 dog. &7 min. E. 595.o f. ta Cor. Nu. q: thence \. IS deg. 55 min. ". $500 it. to Cor. No. ! thence 5. 54 deg. 52 min F. 154o.0 f.. te Cor No. 8; thence s. 2f deg. o7 min w. POP .5 fl. .o Cor, No, 9; thence s 2S deg, 53 min. w 1751.o 1t. to Cor. No. 10: thence s. - deg. O2 min W. 2223.0 ft to Cor No. and place of beginning, containing an area Of 15S.963 acres.
 The situation of said claim is on unsurveyed ground as set forth above
 |. s. L. M. No. 512 to which this claim is tied is a limestone 12 in. above ground mkd. USLM 5l2 and is situated on elevated ground about 2100 ft. north of shore of Bering Sea and about mi westerly from the Town of Nome in said Cape Nome Record ing Precinct, Territory of Alaska, in Lat, GA deg, 31 min. N. Long 165 deg 33 min. W. The original location notice of said claim was recorded in Vol. 157, Page 4O4. of the Records of the said Cape Nome Recording Precinct.
 The adjoining claims are: Un- known and unsurveyed except Duck Bench Sur. No. 1914, which adjoins this survey on the north end.
 THOS. D. JENSEN.
 Register. Publish October 4. II IS. 25. November 1, 8, IS, 22, 2s. 1880.
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06
CROSSON ARRIVES GOLONIN

Word Was received today that pilot Crosson of the. Alaskan Air ways, with three passengers. ar rived at Golovin ssom Ruby to- day Enroute from Ruby, he stop ped at Unalakleet and then pro ceeded on to Golovin where he will remain overnight. He will fly on in'o Nome tomorrow weather per hitting.
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06
NOTICE

Your las; chance to get goods from seattle before ChriStmaS The Ala 'kan Airways will make trip bringing mail and express shipped from seattle December 10th. due at Fairbanks Drcembcr 10th, duo at Nome December 21st.
 Alaskan Airways Inc.
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06
SENATE SEATS DiNIS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1, C4,-
 After denying the motion to holdup the seating of Davis of Pennsyl- vania, pending the Nye Campaign Funds investigation. the Senate to- day granted the former Secretary
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06
CHAS. D. JONES NOMIN tTED

WASHINGToN Dec. }. lP The following were uHminated late ,. .s- terday 10 be United States InarshJls Chas. D. Jones of Nome to be L. $. Noshal for the Second Diyi- sim aEd Lynn smith 10 be '. S Mlrshal for the Fourth Division of Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06

N'E. ,, lSjV.
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that THOMAS X PETERSEN. q citizen of the United States, whose address is Tellsr Alaska, has maIe application before me United states Land Office q. Nome, Alaska for q United States Patent for the Trade and Manufacturing Sit. of Thomas \ Ps....n. situate at Teller, on Port Grantley Harbor, Port Clarr.o Recording Precinct. .n rho s,.'., sion of .h- Tpr- rItory Of Nasko, and being f. E.. Survey Nu 1N1l said Trade and M@nafac-uHa, Sl @ being more par ii uiar1. d.snlhad in the Field Notes a4 Pa. .e the Official s IT, vey thereof now on file in said Land Omce at Nome. Alaska, as follows
 Beelnnins a Or. No. 1 all iron pipe 3 ins. Diau from which '. s. L. M No. 1A-1S14 bears $. 29 deg. 2S min. W. 1G.433 chs: thence x. 4242 rhs. to Cor No, ?; thence N, 33 deg. r min. E. with meanders along east shore of oort Clarence Bay 7.745 chs. to Cor. No. NJ. C.; thenca from true point for Cor No. M. c. E. 259 chs to Cor. No NJ. C.; thence s. 13 deg. 46 min. W. 4.167 chs. to d point, thence continue s. deg. 03 min w. 6.691 chs. to Cor. No. NJ. C.; thence w. 5.432 chs. to Cor, No. l and place, of beginning, containing an area of 4.91 acres, declination IS deg. 35 min. E.
 U. s. Location Monument No. 1 A-1s14 to which this Trade and Manufacturing Site is tied is an ir- on pipe ins. Diam. it. long with beveled top. 1t. in ground and chiselled USLM NO. 1A-1s14; Cor. No. of Sur. No. 1914 bears N. 29 deg. 2s min. E. 16.433 chs. from said location monument which is in Lat. 65 deg. 16 min. N. Long. 166 deg. 21 min. W.
 THOS. D. JENSEN
 Register
 Publish-Nov 8, 15. 22, 2s. Dec. 6, B 20, 27, 1880. Jan. 3, 1881.
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06
FIRE BREAKS OUT IN SHIP

NEW YORK, Dec. 2, LP)-A message from the North German Lloyd declared that their agent at Colon, said that the fire which broke out in the freighter "Lud- wigshaven" off Cape Maia, Peru. endangering the lives of it's crew and cargo, was nearly under con- trol. The ship is expected to ar rive at Balboa, Canal Zone some time tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06
TRIAL NEARING COMPLETION

MOSCOW, Dee. 5. lPp The trial of the eight engineers chtrs- ed with eXploidng a counter-reyolu- tiontry plot w.ra statesmen or oth- e. countries, is now IT. ring com IEetion, as rhe judge held a -er- ret or closed ~ession preparaJor to making their final appearance in open court before they pas their decision. Two defendants have counsel, all q. rest have ronfe-+ nI and th,ona themselves on 'he m,roy of the court.
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06
RFEt 'OMME,NDS

NEW WORK. Dee. ,, lP,-Tha American Game Conference session here yes erday recommended addi- tional game wardens for Alaska, and he removal of tn" bounty on the American eagle in the Territory.
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06
NOTICE

New forms complying With the law m reference to liability of own CTS of mining claims. are now on sale at the Nugget Office. They are printed en cad board and arc of convenient size for posting on the claims.
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06
Y o T I C F.

THE NUGGET CAN PRINT YOUR NAME ON CHRISTMAS GREET ING CARES. BRING YOUR OR DERS IN NOW TO 60 orr ON
 NENT PLANE NAIL
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06

ernment was forced out of control in 1926.
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06
NJ. F.. CHURCH W. F. Baldwin, Pastor.

II A. NJ Morning Worship
 P NJ. Evening Worship
 Prayer Service Wednesday night Come out and help swell the. at tendance
The Nome nugget., 1930-12-06
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
 FOR PATENT

N. X 0S15
 M. <. IS14 IN THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE AT NOME. TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
French Style S Show
Tendency to Have
Back Covered. Other
Articles of Dress
Respond to New
Ideas - More Elab-
crate Sleeves.

Skirt lengths will remain about what
they are. The full-length skirt has
been generally adopted for evening and
for street wear. There is no chance
OF the immediate revival Of short skirts
Of any sort, so If you have any in your
wardrobe that cannot conceivably be
heightened, the best thing to do Is to
dispose of them at once.
The smooth, nat hip line will remain
In favor at least through the coming
Spring. Skirts are getting fuller, but
the flare starts from below well de-
fined hip line.
The evening dress cut very low at
the back will, of course, remain a fa-
vorite for the Winter and probably the
Spring, but among the newest French
dresses there are significant instances
Of evenin~ dresses made with the back
ble-barely poSsible-that we shall wear
evening dresses high at the back and
low at the front.
Wool crepe will surely be @ favoCate
for late Winter and spring. Wool
shantung, wool voile, wool georgette
and wool etamine are among lightweight
woolen materials used recently by i'm
portant French dressmakers. Wool
lace, in spite of its present popularity,
IldS promising IuLuTS.
All the heavier silk crepes are ia
vored. Good quality georgette appears
likely to be revived for late Winter.
Chiffon still leads among evening fab
RIGS and taffeta is in line for revival.
Tuck-in blouses have come to stay
at least for the present, but a new lease
of life has been declared for the over
blouse. The short overblouss is chosen
to 60 with many of the new French
suits and tinic blouses Of Russian Sug-
gestion are gaining favor.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
Afternoon Dress
Is Most Fetching

Lace yoke and sleeves-that Is the
way some Of the new afternoon frockg
are made. The long, tight-fitting
sleeves make these dresses most becom-
ing, most satisfying to the wearer.
Black suede shoes and gloves-gloves
the cuffs-are often worn in the after
noon.
For afternoon one of the interesting
new dark shades is good for stocking
choice.
For afternoon some women choose q
small hat with feather trimming at
one side-sometimes at both sides. The
feather sometimes hangs demurely
down over the ear, sometimes it sticks
pertly out at the cheek.
Sometimes black and white feather
Is posed on a black hat, but usually the
feather 10 all black. These small feather
trimmed hats are occasionally further
trimmed with tiny, sheer veil that
just comes down over the brows and
eyes. AS rule. however, wells are
worn on hats otherwise untrimmed.
In the afternoon jewelry of striking
character is often worn. A chased
metal necklace, heavy and picturesque,
adorns simple, long-sleeved afternoon
frock very WELL
Sometimes a matching bracelet II
worn. In that case it is pulled up over
The WrlSC OF the gown, so That 1t shows
Sn1artly against the fabric.
Elaborate sleeves are often chosen
for the afternoon frock. The cowl coll
lar, too, Is chosen. Both these details
give O lovely line Of grscefulneSs to
dresses worn for formal afternoon
occasions.
Tunics Of metal cloth, thin and
supple, are worn with long, haring black
Canton crepe skirts to make up most
interesting and becoming afternoon
dresses
Evening star., 1930-11-30
Evening Hats Are
Vastly BecOmin6

The dinner hat is something unite
diverting in the way of head Covering,
II is a small, close-fitting hat that is
worn with evening dress for restaurant
dinners. 1t Is made of MANY fabrics
and is devised in many picturesque
styles. But 1t is always simple.
Therein lies its charm. It suggests
sophisticated occurrences, and really
adds much to the appearance of its
wearer. Moreover, 1t Is light of weight
and light of line and protects the
coiffure without burdening the head.
Sometimes the little hat is made of
maline folded closely about the head
stitched, perhaps, with gold or silver
threads in little decorative border
that holds out sharp, perky points
above the ears
Sometimes it Is made of the softest
kind of chiffon, much draped and fold
ed. Sometimes 1t is of net to match
the frcck or to match the hair. Some
times 1t Is made Of feathers, that look
as II they grew over the sleek head
they cover. Sometimes 1t is made Of
the softest sort Of metallic cloth. It
Is never heavy or thick, however, and
II made of metal cloth must be of the
thinnest sort.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
White Bunny Wrap
Solves Problem of
Evening & Covering.
Produced in Three
Lengths, With Vari-
Gus Kinds of Collars.
Black Velvet Coat.

The short jacket is no longer q mat
ter Of controversy. It Is here TO stay
at least long enough to make the pur-
chase Of one Of these smart little wraps
worth while. Usually they are not very
expensive. so you need not stop to ask
whether 1t will still be in good style In
1892.
The belted lapin jacket of beige or
rosewood tone Is appropriate for all
save the most formal daytime occasions
and is just the thing to wear with
jumper dress or separate tweed skirt
and blouse. Then there are short
belted jackets of kid caracul within the
reach OF almost any purse, that are ap-
propriate for every day, even Of the
formal sort. The white bunny wrap
that has solved the problem of evening
covering Tor so many women continues
TO be decidedly smart in spite Of its
wide popularity.
These bunny wraps are quite cheap
If you wish to buy the cheap kind.
You can also buy them In expensive
quality. But be it said right here that
the cheap ones are very becoming, very
attractive.
They come in three lengths - hip
length, finger-tip length. knee length.
They are lined, sometimes with white,
sometimes with color. Some Of them
oA z hAaaC "AtAA AAAEAAt SOAAAo.
Some are made with wide rolling col
lars. Some are made with broad, tri-
angular turn-back rever collars.
Some of them are held together at
the waistline. Some of them are
fastened there with O big button and
loop. Some of them are tied by means
Of fur straps slipped through big slits.
II you do not like short wraps for
evening you can, of course, buy the
longer sort. Equally lovely And many
women. quite apart from the matter of
expense, like the short kind better.
Some 0f the expensive wraps are
trimne with collar and cuffs OF fine,
dark hues. Some of them are made
long sleeved. Some are made short
sleeved.
OF course, there are evening coats
that are neither short nor white. Long
ones of richly colored velvet. Or Of
black velvet. One of black velvet Of
good quality, fitting closely about the
body and dartng away at the lower
Evening star., 1930-11-30
Dressing Hair for Party

If you have long-short bob and the
ends are just long enough to fluff out
at the nape of the neck, there are some
enchanting back-of-the head bands of
jewels that stretch from the back of one
ear across the nape Of your neck to the
back OF the other ear. These are very
tricky, often come in the form of the
links of old-fashioned slave bracelets
and can be had in such elegant form as
platinum set in small diamonds.
Since these are over the head of most
folks, there are others to consider that
are quite as pretty. Tiny stones IN a
multitude of colorS, set In silver. They
give the impressions of Kaleidoscope
view Of all kinds of gems. And they are
very decorative with whit 'ress or q
black one.
A third kind of hair ornament is the
handsome barette that you attach to
your hair above one ear. This Is made
for the girl who parts her hair on one
side. The barette holds the longer side
in place perfectly and adds its quota of
elegance, too.
This kind of pin is apt to be in the
form OF an arrow, a spear, an elongated
oval or some other geometric design,
usually several times as long as it is
wide. Usually this type of pin has a
single color in 1t, or is made of pearls
and rhinestones.
II your hair Is long enough to wear
In snood at the back, the world is
yours as far as ornaments are con-
cerned. You can grow a bit Oriental
and wear a carved ivory comb in your
black tresses and look pretty dangerous
ly exotic. Or there is nothing the mat
ter with a modified Spanish comb.
Quite different and lot more 1880,
however, Is the dainty winged pin Of
brilliants made to pin into the hair
above the knot.
The loveliest Of these taper off to
nothing at each end and are slightly
wider In the center. One of these is
made Of graduated rhinestones, set in
silver, and it Is o charming accessory.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
Present Styles Encour-
age Use of Orna.
entS Individual
Types of Beauty Con.
sidered Treatment
of Bob for Evening
Is Suggested.

The long-short bob and long hair
both encourage hair ornaments this
Winter
II you haven't already purchased at
least one shining something to glorify
your crowning glory whed you go parti-
fed. you should looK to your style
laurelS.
You can suit your type and style In
this business of dressing up the hair for
a grand party.
If you happen to be very demure-
looking and still wear your hair bobbed
and yet have yen to be very elegant
of an evening, you can get one of the
Scinttllating headbandS that reach from
ear to ear, across the top of the hair,
with some hair for bangs in front and
all your hair in the back sticking up
around it. It Is sweet and very pretty
way to dress up your bob for evening.
II you have long-short bob and still
like the idea of a headband, you can
wear 1t from temple to temple, with
just little hair below 1t in front, at
about the line your new Winter hats
hit your hair.
These come in colored stones, usually
turquoise, imitation rubies, emeralds or
topazeS. OF course, they have some
brilliants scattered in between. For,
above all things. the stars in your crown
must shine brightly!
Evening star., 1930-11-30
Expression Gives Evi.
dence of Character, +,
but May Be Modified
w he n THOUGHT
Takes More Agree.
able Channels-Fine
Muscles Involved.
BY CHARLOTTE C. WEST. MD.

II the eyes can be yelled. the mouth
cannot. You must sink or swim" by
the expression which your nature, yolj
character, stamps with relentless Ger.
talnty day by day upon this feature.
Patient, petulant, weak, indulgent, Sc.
r1ous, frivolous, callous, kind, cruel
Selt-reliant, hard, selfish, gentle, mirth.
ful. dependahle-all these characteris-
tics and more are revealed by the ex-
preston OF your mouth. Note the lines
OF the mouth Of sweet-tempered, op-
t1m1stic woman and compare them with
one who Is self-willed and fault-f1nding
One possesses shapely lips, pleasantly
upturned at the corners, while the
others mouth Is habitually set in an
ugly expression.
that human frailties, as well as charm
ing and delightful qualities, are exhib-
ited first by the motor features of the
face, among which the mouth ranks
highest. The extent to which this fea-
ture changes in the course of years, the
certainty with which it is nodded In
accordance with the underlying nature,
Is really startling.
On reviewing the mouths Of middle
aged persons, one notes with regret the
unsightly lines which have been traced
Fortunately these lines, these ugly ex-
presSionS, which seem indelibly stamped
upon the countenance can be removed.
OF tremendous import and hope to you,
II you are d0Sirous Of help in this re-
spect, is the fact that inasmuch as
these qualities leave their impress on
the most flexible muscles and soft tiS-
sues. the effort to rise above your lower
instincts Is followed almost immediately
by encouraging results.
The very elasticity Of the tissues
proves that they are susceptible to great
changes. It Is fact borne out by SCI
entific data that base character lines
disappear when higher thoughts control
the play Of the features, and that in
time the countenance assumes a more
elevated mien.
Even after middle age, the mouth
may mold itself to reveal an inner
mobility of mien.
In studying the expressions of lofty
characters you will notice that the cor
ners Of the mouth never droop, even In
advanced years. just the opposite is
true Of those mediocre character and
unbridled tendencies.
Mere massage Is Of no value In as
siSting you to erase ugly lines, for it has
simply a mechanical effect and doesn't
last long. Just as the lines of your
face are traced by habits of thought. 30
they must be erased in the same way.
The original contour of the mouth
has much to do with its later develop
ment. Straight, f1rm lips on a good,
square chin have bstter chance to
retain their youthful lines than n1outh
that curves downward over weak bony
formation covered with fatty tissue. A
small, narrow, receding chin or one
that holloWn inward near the under Hp
discIoses constitutional weakness of the
kidneys. Hollow cheeks In the lower
Evening star., 1930-11-30
Adoption of Right
Reducing System

Half the women one meets nowadays
win tell you that they are reducing, and
O good many of the other half will tell
you that they intend to reduce within a
week or two. There are women mani
festly overweight who, go right on re-
ducing month after month and still re-
main as plump and rotund as ever, un-
Cd finally you come to the conclusion
that reducing cannot do much good and
that all the so-called thinning diets are
worthless.
The trouble really is that women put
TOO much confidence in certain unin-
portant phases Of the diet and overlook
the essential requirements. They care
fully eat all the things included in the
diet and reward themselves for good be-
havior by indulging now and then in
things not included in the diet Really
no system of reducing is necessary. only
the will power to eat less, especially Of
the sorts Of food that are manifestly
9attening.
II you want TO adopt reducing sys-
tenn that you will be most likely to stick
70 until 1t really has shown some re-
suits, adopt one that is as simple as
possible and that demands as little spe-
cial ordering as possible The most
practical reducing regime in the world
% SIMPLY system Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the number Of slices Of bread YOU eat
each day, reducing the number Of Jumps
Of sugar you put In your coffee or tea.
reducing the amount of candy and
sweets you eat and the amount Of rich
dressings you put on salads and lunch.
con sandwiches.
Let us say that you habitualIy take
two Jumps Of sugar in tea and coffee,
: and that you eat o piece OF bread at
every meal. Well, you can quite simply
reduce the sugar to one lump and the
bread to half slice each meal with
out having TO change your eating habits
et all. And by persistence In a number
06 small reductions you will be able to
lose . surprising number of pounds.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
Handbags.

Eouch bags are decidedly the smart
ct type nowadays.
FOR daytime and evening both. For
@Ayttme they are made principally of
leather-leather of all sorts. Many of
them are untrimmed, giving an i'm
preston OF really beautiful simplicity.
Some OF them have buckles of marca-
atte, some have buckles of metal. These
buckles are attached to straps that ef-
feet their closing.
Other handbags have their owners
nNial In marcasite in a little frame on
one corner. ChrysopraSe and carnelian
are also used, on the more expensive
bags, for initials and for clasps.
Antelope Is one of the smart feathers
Of the season for handbags. Sometimes
80 stitched by hand, in lines running
da8onaly across the bag.
Evening star., 1930-11-30
New Sheets.

Only the most precise housewives
nowadays indulge in hand-hemmed
sheets and there is small economy Ia
machine hemming them at home. How
asver, figure out the problem for your-
beh Price sheets ready hemmed of a
certain size and quality. Then price
she same material by the yard and fiQ-
vre exactly what you would save nv
hemmtng them at home. If you have a
great deal Of time on your hands YOU
may fnd that It ID worth while: II not.
med.
The housewife who Is really interest
81 In her household problems marks
new sheets with very small indelible
marks to indicate the date of purchase
N this way she can compare the length
OF time that sheets Of different qualities
wear.
Carefully measure your beds before
buying sheets and never try to econ
osnize by getting sheets that are too
short or too narrow
Evening star., 1930-11-30
Short Jacket Is Smart

edge, longer In back than in front. lined
with white satin, richly collared with
white fur, is truly q lovely choice for
the smart young woman. AS always,
she likes black, and appreciates It's
smartness in contrast to her youthful
good looks.
For daytime wear as well as evening
1ur coats are both long and short. The
short fur coat has very definite dav-
time advantage. 1t is much easier to
carry about than the long coat. There
fore many women choose 1t, to wear
over S warm wool frock. Over the
thin crepe daytime frock the long fur
coat is, OF course, more serviceable And
as fur coats are made NOWADAYS the
weight Is so nicely hung from the
snouloers that they are seldom burden
some. They are cut to get a MAXIMUM
OF weight at minimum of bulk and
drag. '''