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The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22

Owing to lack of space sum- nary of the grand jury report is herewith given; at the close of their sessions March 17th: The jury returned five true bills and one not a true bill. They inspect ed all the government offices and reported everything in first class condition. The Grand Jury ex- pressed their appreciation to the Court. the U. s. District Attorney and U, s. Marshal for their cour- tesy while on duty and compli- mented the officers on the lack Of crime committed in the second division. showing that vice and other crimes committed in this vicinity are not as rampant as reported. The report was made to Hon. G. J Lomen, Judge of the District Court, and signed by Chas. H. Milot. foreman of the grand jury.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22

Manager Alfred ] Lomen of the Nome Lighterage and Commer- ctal O., has completed plans for the construction and operation of high line carrier system for un- loading freight and passengers to and from ships. Instead of con- crete block and tripod. single mast will be erected and properly anchored in the sea and another On shore, the lighter will be lowed to position under the high line cable and crane will pick up its load and bring it ashore. This system will do away with the cost ly method of having to reconstruct wharf every spring due to the
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22

his claim on Beaver creek and was hau.ing in prospecting boiler with which to sink holes. Dan will wire more information in about 10 days or two weeks.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22

Pilot Bill Graham with plane No. of the NAT hopped of this morning early for Taylor creek where he took Bill Sinhold and his supplies. G,aham returned to Nome shortly before noon today and about noon took of for Fair banks with the mail and Mrs. Mar ie L. Frantzen and son John as passengers, who are enroute to Seattle, Graham expects to make the flight thru to Fairbanks to- night in order that his passengers may make connections with the Sunday morning train leaving Fair banks for Seward to connect with steamer leaving Seward March e4.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22

The City Bath House during Mrs. Frantsen's absence will be conducted by Chas, McFadden. The hath house has been repapered since the fire of this week and is now open for business again.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22

Andy Newaerg, the well known Solomon mining man, Is visitor in Nome this week.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22

The overland dog team mail ar rived at Nome Friday afternoon. consisting mostly of second class matter.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22

Ice taking it out, and will also enable the lighterage of freight a, low water periods, which here- tofore has been a serious problem to solve.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22
LOCAL NE: WIS

Joe Harding. of Golovin. arriv- cd the foreMrt of the week to attend jury duty.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22

J. J. 0Leary has announced his candidacy for the office of city clerk. at the forthcoming muni- cipai election, April 1st.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22

The three act comedy drama "iimmie YonSon's Yob" to be pre- sented by the students of the Nome High School at A B. Hah tonight, should be attended by every per son within h city The curtain will 20 up q: S:l5 PM. sharp and the show will last for two hours. Don't miss 1t.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22

Mrs. Dan Akich is in receipt of a wire from husband at Ruby dat ed March 18th. wherein it is learn that no prospects were found on four claims above discovery on Beaver creek, The ground is re- ported as being very wet and there are very few people there Dan says he cannot tell anything about the camp as yet. but he was leav- ing the day the wire was sent for
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-22

s+S citizens had registered up to two pm today for the city election, to be held April 1st. As the city clerks office will remain open until 10 pm. tonight, (this being the last day to register). it is believed that the number will Fun something over 800.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14

&4NEAAOL
The Texan is Gary Coopers lat
est all talking picture for Para
mount. IN many respects, too, IL rs
reminiscent OF his recent success,
Tine Virginian.i For III The Tex
an" Cooper again portrays the role
or a hard-riding. likeable, breezy
cowboy who, this time. finds love
in the far-flung pampas az South
America. In every way ii is a role
made To order for Cooper, a role
revealing this popular I III many
moods OF vivid action.
Playing opposite Cooper and Gre
ating the most important role OF her
career is Fay Wray. cast As the
beautiful Spanish %senorita. Consul
clio. with whom Cooper falls Id love.
And Miss Wrav, whose striking
beauty Is seemingly revealed for the
first time. Is completely charming,
convincing and believable.
IN "The Texan Cooper Is cast
az the Llano Kid, a Texas bad man.
wanted by that state for several
killings. Through the influence of a
suave crook bv the name OF Thacker.
the Kid Is prevailed upon To 20 to
South An ,rica and impersonate the
runaway son az q H ,althv sonora
III order 10 fleece her or the family
fortune.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14
Troops Being Moved
To Trouble Scene

POONA, Bombay, India, June l4
IA battalion Ut Mahratta 90
p0l troops today we're en- route to
Bumbay On a special train III resi-
pOnse t0 an urgent call.
I'm the British army a battalion
generally contains four companies
ut 250 men each. or about 1000 men
Another special train ol Sixty
cars Is leaving shortly t0r the cltg
Zach car will carry a military motor
lOrry and other equipment.
IL WGs understood here that Sec
ulderahad troops either have al-
ready lett for Bombay 0r are stand
ING by in readiness 10 entraln al 2
moments notice.
There was no definite informa-
ton available ID use Of the troops
but ~ was said they were needed
-O intensity the plcaetinE uI the
Nationalist organization.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14

Roberts personality inspires con-
gdence. After only 10 minutes Ok
interview. President Coolidge decid-
Ed TO appoint Roberts as a govern
ment prosecutor III I'LL oil lease
scandals along with Ex-senator
Atlee Pomerene Of Ohio. The two
served together.
He spends long hours AT Ills of-
flee and then he likes 70 come
and turn on the radio. He doesn't
care for golf. He belongs 10 the
best or Philadelphia clubs, T. 2
quiet and unassuming mar ana
has never been a candidate tor
public office.
AS a COnyersationalst he Ks WITTY
and. ike most lawyers. he is ape
TO tell p good story as ii should R
.old. He has a deep. rEnibllnE
voice-in short. IT. talks llEe a
Philadelphian
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14
CHICAGO DADS
HIT BY PAPERS
Reporters Slayer Search
Extends Into Other
Northern Cities

CHICAGO, June l4-Pl-The civ
ic furore touched off BY the Staying
Of Alfred CJakel Lingle, q Tribune
reporter. veered strongly today
against the city administration.
While newspapers renewed their
front page editorial attacks on what
they termed ian alliance between
crime and politics" strength was
gained In the city council by those
seeking Al investigation Of the po-
lice department.
Alderman Arthur Albert. who
pressed Mayor William II. Thomp-
son TO remove Police Commissioner
William Russell and Chief Of De-
tectives John Siege for sixty days
at least said six councllmen
pledged their support last night for
q full investigation Of the depart
ment.
The Herald-EIamlner said May
or Thompson limited vaguely he
was considering their removal"
The Daily News. reporting an in
vestigation made by its staff, con
servatively estimated" that S5,765,
600 was paid weekly into gangland's
Golfers through operation Of speak
easies. gambling houses and hand
books. d~isorderly houses and racket
eering.
The North Shore branch Of the
Chicago Medical society. in a reso-
luton that labeled Lingle's Staying
a challenge 20 Chicago's decency."
added $500 10 the reward money al
ready posted. "A suburban editor
added SIS more: the Huntington.
w. Va. Publishing company wired a
500 pledge-bringing the total To
s55.725.
Police continued their policy Of
making no announcements Of their
progress in trailing Lingle's slayer
now six DAYS az liberty. While the
search spread into numerous cities,
Chief Of Detectives Siege said he
was following an entirely new pro-
cedure." However. the police offered
shares of the reward money. secrecy
and protection 70 persons giving in
formation Of aid in the search.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14

owen was never fond o. ath-
.ctics III school, as the preferred
study Ills father once said.
Three incidents 7 remember par
ticulary were those III which Owen
tried w become a painter, when ne
learned t0 swim. when nc learned
to play the cornct His first two
efforts we're not s0 successful as
tile third. for after o%llligent practice
with the c1rnet lie was chosen cor
net soloist at tho Baptist church.
Later he joined the Episcopal
church.
owen had only one fault a. q
bow. nc was inclined t0 Tx a little
too eager t0 quarrel when ne
thought his rights were trans
crossed Hc learned later To con-
troll hts temper
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14
Some Intimate Closeups of Owen j.. Roberts,,
Hoouer's New Choice for Supreme Cour1
Bv NEA Service

Df @LR 1GANA&G
WASHINGTON, June IA "A
"A Philadelphia lawyer IN the
iiguratiye sense, as we'll as the
literal is Owen j. Roberts. nomi-
mated BY President Hoover TO fill
the vacancy on the supreme court
bench caused by the death Of JUS
tice Edward r. Stanford and mark
ed more recently BY the Senate re-
lection Of Judge John j. Parker Of
North Carolina.
Roberts Is lot only ar attorney
with offices in Philadelphia. He is
one Of those shreWd geniuses with
q knack for ~unknotting the most
complicated OF legal problems who
have given rise To the familiar ex-
preston only a Philadelphia
lawyer could solve that
Much Of his work has been
quietly for other attorneys who
brought 10 him matters that were
too difficult for them TO handle
and sought his guidance.
When Roberts rose to national
fame almost overnight after
President Coolidge appointed him
a. a government prosecutor in the
Teapot Dome OIL scandal cases
several years ago he made good
with a bang.
Isn't that owen Roberts. one Of
the government counsel" a friend
asked Harry Sinclair one day.
indicating a tall. broadshouldered
man with q briar pipe between
his teeth.
One 81 theml" replied the oil
man. Hell. that's all Of theml"
Sinclair was IN position to know.
Roberts had prosecuted him.
Roberts Is a big man. physically
a. well as in ability. He towers six
feet. He has iron gray hair, smooth
face and 2 square. determined jaw.
His manner Is quick and alert and
his speech always TO the point.
lie likes 10 stalk biz game. not
only in the courts or law, but IL
the forests as we'll. His vacations
are spent in the Maine woods.
hunting moose and bear. but ii is
the thrill or the chase rather than
the zest OF the kill in which he
finds his greatest pleasure.
Guides tell the story Of how
Roberts, after a tiresome all-day
tramp over rough ground. finally
got within rifle range az a big
moose. But Roberts didn't shoot:
he merely inspected the animal
with interest and then turned
around and started home.
Friends say that ne hunts for
exercise; not ID slay-
Roberts has some interesting
qualities. not the least ~ which Is
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14
RENITn

"A Spanish setting was selected for
the locale Of Ramon Novarro's new
Metro-G Oldwvn-Mayer all = talking
and singing picture. in Gay Ma
drid.' which will open with n mid
mite matinee tonight al 1880 p. nj.
and continue for a three-day run
starting Sunday at the Rivoli thea
ter. San Benito.
The chief sequences on the pic
ture take place in a small Spanish
university town and advance report
has III that the atmosphere and gen.
cral feeling ar the picture Is some
what III the manner Of Novarro's
previous success. The Student
Prince In which he co-starred with
Norma Shearer.
In the present instance. Dorothy
Jordan. who was seer opposite No
varro in Devil May Care" VIII
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14
TEXAS. BODIES
PLAN CAMPAIGN
Propaganda As ''a'e
Before SECRETARIES
OF valley

tsnartaI 70 II - \

= IN
san SsP PTnrro. June i4.-one o.
n most most , i M recent meeting q the
80 -o-'0 r~.La,,rcial Executives as
Iexas Comn Loser union among
soclatlon = organizations OF the
commercial srfi-Texas propaganda
STATE agains ,rated In the northern
s - states
ano eastern secretary and man
y r. 5e san Benito Chamber
Lser oI tas and retiring president
VI Comnsls.iat declared today
q the nresent at the conyen-
that tnostn ~ position that the fight
lor took.snde Valley lands was a
70 Rlo III Texss lands because ia
llght OF no especial section was
MaI-y 80 In adverse publicity.
nentlone- 81 the association feel
said, that anything which
aSo' ~ w valley also hurts Texas.
l4rls proud Of the states vo--
1aey ard will do all IN their
eeTlaH ~ BOOST ~. No Official action
poN-d ANY move along this line
toNA " taken BY the executives
e0 Esll explained, but their feel
~ a-sre quite apparent.
~ ,other idea they seemed 10
q N. II vas reported, Ras tie
aa.,ation OF Better Business Blu
-.rs here and elsewhere. In cities
'ssre such organizations exist, II
80 declared, close cooperation
x-sts between them and chambers
~ commerce. The Better Business
r,rpaus act as gatherers and dis
isrinatoEs OF information concern
~ unethicaI enterprises and the
chambers Of commerce do exactly
tl.e opposite
one of the most important ac-
taken b. the convention, In
-- opinion 81 Mr.. Bel. vas that
apsinst too many free" conven-
The pay-a5-you-go-plan for
500 meetings, 1T vas declared,
out better for everybody in
+he long run. Entertainment and
rusritality FOR visiting delegates
we're called All right. but the prac-
-4 or standing all expenses In the
z-aat majority OF cases was describ-
-i As a useless hardship upon the
nast city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14
Church Committee
Plans Monday Meet
tSnrcial to Thr Herald

R2"AFAAIA Nl AAAN AAMA4#1.
SAN BENITO June l4-All com
L.itteea az the san Benito Meth
hi sf church viii nice. Monday
a.rht 10 -pDr1Ff preliminary plans
for a new church building which
will cost approximately $4,000.
More than $50 600 already has been
subscribed
Temporary plans cail Tor a church
which will seat Am. an auditorium
Will a saatinE capacity Of 800, a
-dar -rf--i r-- assembly room.
Tie annex will 1e three stories
and will ~ modern in every respect.
Tie plans lave been approved 5T
me state church officials. Rev G.
z. Marshal. is .lr local pastor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14
FLAG A

The Order OF Elks makes IL obliE-
atory for all members If possible to
observe Flag Day. June a. Our
services are To be held In lodge room
IN conjunction with the American
Legion on Sunday, June ID az 3
-. m
The service consists OF singing
ar address by Rev. r.. O. Macintosh
and the Elks ritual. The public ~
most cordially invited to ate nd
R$R. Colley. secretary
B. r. o. r.. No. 1882.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14
Chambers TO Join
Fourth Celebration

Especial 10 lie FheEAAIl
HARLINGEN, June 1.-THE Har-
lingen chamber Of commerce Satur-
day Joined hands with those Iii
San Benito and Brownsville III
lending moral support TO the ef-
forts OF Point Isabel to stage "a big
port celebration, beginning July a
and lasting for at least two more
days. Indications are that other
towns In the Valley will do likewise.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14
Cutting Weeds
Especial to The Herald

IoNeIlaI 10 Tic HtIalUT
MISSION. June IA The city
commission has a gang OF weed cut
t4rs out these days-the heavy
rains 1f the past three weeks hav-
ing caused a heavy growth OF weeds
throughout the city on the vacant
lot which are owned bv non
residents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14

Fame As III. :. Prosecutor In Oil
Hunting And Fishing. Rose To
Scandals. Won S55,OO0 Judge
ment For Crippled Railroater
And Advised Guilty. Millionaire
To Go To Jail
a reputation for integrity. When he
was named to conduct the oil
scandal prosecution he naturally
came into the public eve and his
record was placed under the
microscope by the opposition. The
result was I'D his favor.
The story Il told that when
young Roberts preliminary educa-
ton was completed his father sug-
gested that he choose law for his
career.
But can I b. a lawyer and be
honest" the yOungster demurred-
II want to teach school"
The matter vas put up 10 DR.
William Kershaw. headmaster Of
Germantown Academy. where nc
had attended.
MY boy. you can be honest at
anything replied d.. kershaW.
And 50 the die was cast for law.
Two incidents show the human
side and deep sincerity Of Roberts
long identified with wealthy clients
"A railroad worker was crippled
in a wreck and CHANGED TO engage
Roberts as his lawyer tn a damage
suit. Roberts won for him a judge
ment Of s55.000 from the railroad.
IN contrast was the case OF a
millionaire Phllaaelphian who
while drunk. ran down and killed
three ONE with his auto.
What shall ] do?" the Million
ARE asked Roberts, seeking out the
man who IN his opinion was the
best attorney available.
Surrender yourself and plead
guilty" Roberts advised.
The millionaire did. He rot p
prison term of several years and
served III.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14
San Benito to Lower
Insurance Rates
1TerI1I f0 Inc HrraldI

SAN BENITO. June i4-San Ben
ito ls planning t0 take steps toward
lowering its fire insurance rate from
A. cents ~ 38 cents. The city com
missioner Will he asked at their
next meeting to buy additional fire
fighting equipment and TO remove
fire hazards. particularly IN the
MeXiquit0 section which help TO keep
the rate Up.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14
SUMMARY

Bar0mstric pressure was mDder-
a-eiy low to low from New Mexico
and western Texas northward tu
south-central Canada this morning.
and moderately high over the fat
Northwest and over the eastern
states. Except for showers III Texas
and at a few other widely scattered
places, the weather continued gen
orally fair t0 partly cloudy through
out the country since yesterday
morning. III was rather cool liz the
nnrfhunH+nrr rta+nr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14
DAILY
AIR LOG

Passengers on the Pan-Amertcan
lines into Mexico Friday included
Z. Balluder, division man ger OF G.
/. "A. Mexicana de Aviacion and T..
M. Walch 20 Mexico City: j. ina,
radio engineer to TamPico. and w.
Hugo going to Vera Cruz. Plans
No. r made the trip with e.. M.
Drayton pilot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14
Special Services

SAN BENITO. Jane i4.-Speclai
services will be held az all San Be-
INTO churches today In commemoran
ion OF Fathers Day." Service clur
assisted in a campaign 10 bring NV
q record number OF boys 70 the
services
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14
San Benito School
Will Soon Start
Especial 70 The Herald.l

h&NN&s0A ~ 4AA 49, SO
san BEN1TO. June l4.-Work Is
expected 70 start here this week
III the first unit or the san Benito
school building program. Bonds
f-tall!nz $50. 1000 have been approx
III by the Attorney generals de-
t4rtment tn Austin and ~ soon as
rnev arrive contract for the work
Mill oe awarded 10 M~eriTeather and
Sauers, the low bidders. The banks
here bought the bonds.
The new building which will b.
cmnlstrd BIZ Sentenber I event
E1l- will house the cafeteria, gym
asium and assembly room. Pend
il. completion az the entire build
t.l program. N will - used next
fl-l f0r rla- rooms. Voters recently
approved u s30oO00 bond issue for
Ete schools
There sre about $50 clocks and
watches in Windsor Castle. Eng
including the first lever watch
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14

With total assets of more than
81 10.000-010, one Cf the largest
banking corporations in the world
haS been formed In New York.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14
BULLETIN

First figures. lowest temperature
last night: second. highest yester-
day; third. wind velocity al 8 a. m.
fourth. precipitation r. last "a
hours
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14
Odd Fellows Name
Officers for 1880
Speclal I'D Nc Herald.l

MISSION. June 1.-THE follow
inE officers we're elected BY the local
Odd Fellows lodge: -Iarius MAIDEN,
Noble Grand: Louis Rogers. Vice
Grand; Farrar w. Dooley. secretary;
Charles Fielder, treasurer. These Of
licers will be installed In July.
This lodge has been organized
but three years and now has a mem
bership OF thirty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14
ARCADTA-HARLTNGEN


The Divorce. Norma Shcarers
latest all talking romantic drama.
booked for a midnight matinee to-
night and Sunday. Monday Tues
day shoHings al the Harrington Ar
cadia theatre. is Y frank and i'm
telligent treatment az the modern
day divorce problem.
"A brilliant cast Of three male ac-
tors. Conrad Nagel. Chester Morris
and Robert Montgomery. are fca-
tured III the support III Miss Shear
er I'M this dramatizati0n Of Ursula
PARROTS novel az marriage from an
eN-wife's viewpoint. III Is a brilliant
and sophisticated expos. of the
proniscuous use OF divorce in mod
ern smar society.
An all talking Educational COM
edy. The New Halfbacki and Mick
ey mouse film cartoon. Steamboat
Willie" and a Movietone sound news
are other features OF the Arcadia Y
program which will open at the mid
night matinee. following final show
ings today az Jack Oakie's latest
Paramount comedy riot. The So
Ciai Lion
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14
MOVIE SIDELIGHTS

again play opposite the star, while
the supporting cast includes Lot
tice Howell. Claude King, EIEenia
Besserer, William MI Bong. Beryl
Mercer. Nanci Price. Herbert Clark
and David Scott.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14
Day In Congress
CBy The Associated Press

By The Associated Press
Saturday.
Senate.
In recess.
House.
Convenes an hour earlier than
usual ter final action on the tariff
bill.
Friday.
Senate.
Passed tariff bill
House
Adopted resolution authorizing
judiciary Subcommittee -o invest
igate official conduct o- Federal
Judge Harry b. Anderson oI tile
western Tennessee district
Closed the LaNrenea -ATlliigan
election contest from Missouri Ivy
adopting resolution holding MiliE-
ALL. Democrat. entitled tl his seat
Special committee took addition
al testimony I'D It's Investigation ny
communistic a~ctiFltlfs
Military affairs committee ap-
proved Speaks bill ll authorize thp
president To call ont the National
Guard into service with the rerula-
Army III times of emergency.
London has neaf 1000 taxic.h.
teVfr than tha N before tn
VA. the prescn figure being $500.
Tfsaes=sase u dle, IT. part. 10 Tire
~ dSEn bus.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-14

Many common fish live from 10
10 20 years and during this time lay
millions or eggs.
The Washington times., 1930-09-02

nous hulk of the wreck. There
was no dividing line between the
Rolfe place and that Of the Boy.
lestonS. but some plankS were
= thrown across the stream which
had become a tiny brook again,
before ernptying into the ocean.
Here was an ideal setting for
ghost! Dale felt a slight
shiver run down his spine as he
thought of 1t. Eerie black
shadows. silence except for the
monotonous booming of she
waves and the swish of the
water. and dots of yellow light
In the Stygian. moonless night.
Dale experienced an invoiun-
tary thrill as a form oozed out
Of the blackness and came to-
ward the veranda door.
He was about to speak when
the porch light was switched on
and Stephanie Rolfe came out
of the house to greet a frail. in.
Sipid, youngish-looki man.
you came alone, Avery?" she
asked.
IT suppose you thought I'd
lug Oliver along. Is that iC?"
There was sharp resentment in
the mans voice. She tried to
placate him.