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National Shirt Shops. Inc. reports gross
sales Of s823.S3 FOR December 1929.
against sI6e. lo8 for December last year,
an increase Of I'll per cent. For the full
rear, 1923. sales totaled 81. 4es. 4ss against
So zee. 500 in 1875. an increase Of l7.7
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Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKS-We wish to thank
our friends .neighbors and relatives for
their kindness and sympathy shown at
the death Of our little son. Melvin E,
and for the beautiful floral offerings
Especially We thank Reverend Fitz at
Morgantown. also the undertaken. W. T
Blasengym. and to all who took part in
our hour of sorrow. MR.. AND MRS.
PAUL MERICLE AND CHILDREN.
CARD OF THANKS-We wish to express
our heartfelt thanks to our friends,
relatives. the Rev Mr.. Morgan and sing
ers and Shirley Bros. for their many
the beautiful floral tributes during the
illness and death of our beloved son and
brother. Robert Virgil Smith.
HENRY n. SMITH AND FAMILY.
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BU nitfd Press
ST 16B 600 600 clearing house balance Sl83,-
900 900. Federal Reserve bank credit
balance STAT 000. 600.
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RAW SUGAR PRICES
Ew YORK COFFEE RANGE
Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying SILT for
No. z red wheat and sl.1< for No. 2 hard
wheat
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The market appraisal Of 10 leading
common stocks declined 50, 709, 4T4 900 last
year from $32, 152, 458 900 on Dec. %. 1928.
Frazier Jelke g. Co.. In an investment
survey released today. s2,606,e 63, 600
drop in the seven motors included in the
group contributed 90 per cent Of the total
depreciation. The ten utilities, although
selling at s2,074 1874. 900 less than at the
end of last August, were S5l7, las 600
higher at the end of the year than at
the beginning. With the single excep-
ton of the motors. each one of the thir-
teen groups was higher at the end OF
1929 than at the end of 1927.
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BIZ Txited Press

CLEVELAND. Jan. l0.-Butter-Extra
frsts. $50 36iac: seconds. 28d 25iac. Eggs
2sT soc: medium. 25927c: Leghorn. 22a
24c: heavy springers. $50 27c: Leghorn
springer; zoe: ducks. 200 22c; old cocks.
fac reese. 15Hi7e pots toes-Ohio end
New YORK. 81 so per $50 ID. sack: maine
Green st s365R3-5 per 120-lb sack:
Idaho Russet. $4G z.25 per loo-lh sack.
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Death Notices

TUCKER, FANNIE-Bcloved wife OF VIII
liam Z. Tucker and mother Of Russell
Z. Tucker and Mrs. Aneita Wells, passed
away Thursday, Jan. 9. Funeral Monday.
Jan Is, 2 D. m, al the home. 1870 Or
ange ST. Friends invited. Burial Memorial
Park. GCrawfordSville papers please copy. ]
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BIZ United Press

fEooUJIisv11LLEE,' Jan. 1o.-Hogs- Receipts
/ 100; market, SC higher; IT'S lbs. up,
SOLO; I3O.l75 lbs, 50, 40; 1870 lbs. down,
s8O5; roughs. .ss15; stays, s7.55. Cattle
Receipts, 300; market, steady; prime
steers, s1O@1l.5O; medium and plain
steers, Sa.5O@lO; lat heifers, $50 lS; good
to choice cows, $7U9; medium to good
as; bulls, $6@9; feeders, $8@ 1850; stock
ers. $7.5O@ 1880: Calf-Receipts. 100;
to choice, si2G15; medium to good. Sea-
II: outs. SO down. Sheep-Receipts, so;
market steady; ewes and wethers. $12. SO
Gl9 sheep, s5d6. Thursdays shipments
Cattle. /; calves, 1ol; hogs, none; sheep,
none.
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BIZ Tmitcd Press

CHICAGO. Jan, 10. = Eggs : Market,
steady: receipts. s.o56 cases; extra flrsts
46c: frsts. AZ a 45c; ordinsries. $50 42c:
seconds. 2s636c Butter-Msrket. firm:
receipts $3.50 tubs: extres. 33iac: extra
firstS. 326 32l5c: firsts. 500 81 &c; seconds
% a 2ec: standards. SIC. Poultry-Marset
easy; receipts. | car; fowls. 26c; sprtngers
ale: Leghorns, 20c; ducks. tic: geese; 10
n f4c: turkeys. Csc: ROSTERS. f8c; broilers.
Americas 23c Potatoes-On track. 1871
cars: arrivals. Sc cars: shipments. 68i
roi,nd whites s2.5562.s5: Idaho sacked
Russets mostly s3.25d335.
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BIZ Lnitc1 PRESS

CLEVELAND, Jan. 1O.--Kogs- Receipts,
900; holdoverss none; mostly steady; 159.
heavier weights ouotable $1,000 down;
bulk. STOPS; rough sows, 1925; stays s6:25.
Cattle-Receipts. l25; market i, active active.
steers: around sl0M1l.75. according to
kind; few cows steady. Calves-Receipts.
$50 better grade vealers upward to sl8.75
0ie or better: common and medium. $lA
Ml7.5O; culls downward to s12 or under.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; lambs steady to
medium throWouts. S11.50@12.50; sheep
steady.
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SELLING CHECKS
EARLY GAINS OF
! STOCK MARKET
Action Is Disappointing in
View of Favorable News
on Hand.
average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials Thursday
was 249 &c. I'D , 90. twenty rails. l45 Is,
UP 70: twenty utilities 89.s3. I'D 292; forty
bonds. 94.3s.
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Help Wanted Male

statesmen
VIE CAN USE THREE GOOD USED
PAYING PROPOSITIONS IN TOWN. IF
INTERESTED IN MAKING BIG MONEY
AND NOT AFRAID TO WORK. APPLY
TO MR.. JACKSON AT l040 N. MERIDIAN.
YOUNG MAN-l8 to ~, neatly dressed
to assist manager in circulation work;
must be free to travel; experience not
necessary; travelling expense paid. Apply
Williams AS for MI. b. A. Cohen.
YOUNG MAN-SINGLE, LIVING AT
HOME. WHO DESIRES AN OPPOR-
TUNITY TO ENTER THE SALES FIELD.
BE WILLING TO WORK. Mr.. PIERCE,
KIMBALL PIANO CO. $50 N. DELA.
FIRST-CLASS SALESMAN = MUST HAVE
CAR: EXCEL. PROPOSITION IN FULLY
WORKERS NEED APPLY Mr. CASH
AT CIAYPOOI, HOTEL JAN 10TH
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In Memoriam Notices

IN MEMORANDA loving remembrance
OF Ada Riedl tnee TAYLOR who departed
this life eleven years ago today.
Father and mother.
Mr. AND MRS ISAAC TAYLOR.
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BIZ United Press
pTrT~HGnHPGH

d T T4TSsIBH Jan. 1o-Hogs-Receipts,
5000; market, uneven. mostly steady;
heavy hogs. shade higher; underweight
and pigs, easy; 150-22o lbs, s1o;50@10.65;
ly 40; bulk sows. ssM so. Cattle
Receipts, 25; market, nominal; calves.
receipts, 1875: market steady; top vealers.
soc higher; choice handyweight lambs,
sl4.50; others, $13.5oG14.25; aged wethers,
s7G8.
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country TunlmLoss of delivered in
42c; No 2. 32c: No. 5. 2sc.
Poultry tbuying .pricesl-;Hens weigh
ing lbs or orer. 24c; under lbs. zoe;
d dssf re h snder i b sDF3 ase pe
horns 15c; stays. lac; cocks. lac; capons.
eKz lbs. or over. 25c: capons. ~ lbs or
over. 26c: capons anc slips: lbs. and
23 6s g snf u4 &c
BY Kingan 4 Co
Butter twboIesale,-Nss0 Ne i, / s6@a7c' No.
poundl-American loaf; 35c: pimento loaf,
SIC; wisconsin frsts. PIC; bonghorns. 27c
New York limberger. soc.
Bp Unit"d Press
NEW YORK. Jan. io.-F1our.ouist and
steady: spring psst as s. s6Somd Ts
middle middle vest s 50 IS a s5. Ta1low@ouiet;
special to extra. 7as 81 7'sc. Potatoes =
Dull ard easy; Long Island, 225@ s; 40
barrel: Maine. s4.25@5.5o barrel; Bermuda.
southern baskets. 6ccGsiso; Jersey. bas-
tets. 5ocGs2 Dressed poultry-Irregular:
turkeys. 2sR43c; chickens. 19@40c; ca
pons. 2TG44c: fowls. SG34c: ducks, l5m
Csc; ducks; Long dsla9 nd ,o 2s@26c . L I5S
zoe: fowls. 2s@31c: turkeys. 2o@3oc;
ROSTERS. I6c chickens. 1e625c:: lbroilers.
29G 32c Cheese-iliet: state whole milk,
fancy 10 special. 26G26l2c; young Amer
Butter-Nfarket. easier: receipts. II .o53:
creamery extras 34i &C; special market. IS
n 35I3c Eegs-Market. weak: receipts.
l3.413: rbv white fancy. Ala 4ac: state
whites. 50 46c: fresh hrsts, ASIA n 46c;
nacifir coasts 43mAai2c: white westerns.
5STA51 -. raavh, rou.O- SnH 5ic
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Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
CHICAGO STATEMENT

indianapolis bank clearlngs Friday j
10. 9.000 debts. 1894 600.
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BIZ NiftQ FrCSS
TT. WAYNE. Ind. Jan. Io.-Cattle-
ceipts. 100; calves, receipts so; hogs, re-
ket steady to i0c off; 40 lbs down. $9.15
12O-140 TBS. SO 40; 10000 lbs. $40; ZOO
225 lbs. $685.; 225-25o lbs. ss7o; 25o-3oC
lbs, $3.50; 300-350 lbs, SO 40; roughS, So
stays, Sc calves, $3.50; calves. 1880.
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NEW YORK STATEMENT

CHICAGO. Jan 10.-Bank clearings SCI
100000. balances SO 200 900.
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BIZ [ MifP1 PreaR

DT Z NITFU PTeSS
Wheat-No. 2 red, $127Iz n I.2sb' Corr orr
No: yellow, 921z6 IS &c. Rye-Nol
ISl:o4: oats-No. 2 7hite, 5OG5lc Bar
old, $1,000; cash new, $1l; jan. s1I: FeS Si'
Su.10; Feb. choice, $i1.5O: Mar. Sll 20:
Nal choice $lI,6O Clover-tmportec
cash old, $40. Timothy-Cash old 81:
cash new, 1925; Mar $40. A1sykeWc,sS66'
$l0,15; Feb, $10.85; Mar, sll. Butter
S9@Ssc. Eggs-42G44c. Hay-$.25 cwt.
BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. Jan. 1O.-Primary-Receipts
ooo' againot l,161 900; oats 234, 600,
go. againg5 535. COO; corn 654. 900. against
OIL 900; oats. 342 900. against 265, 900.
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Receipts. 400: market. steady.
-VeaIs

Receipts. $50; market, higher.
fedlum and choice .... $13. 5O017.50
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Chicago Grain Table

:, ( cHthcAGo, '+ Jsn 1o.-Cssh grain close.
Wheat-No. 2 hard, s1,55: No. haze
$1.24h; No: 3 yellow hard si.23Iami. 3G
S SsTc 70 ; mixed. S55zc: 20: 4 mixed,
mixed, 1872 q soc; No. 2 "elIow, 9tc: No
8 ,eilow,. $50 89c No. yellow. 840 a6c.
Sq, . yeslloTs d2@S4lac; No. yellow, 806t
o. s5i i22c; ono no white, 8Sl2c;. No. white.
grade, 72M79c '"A''P PIC
&C, 0ats-No; ? white, 4sN@ 46Ac; No. 3
Bsrley-61HM Sal &C. TimothyNs5 '2oM6i5
Clover-$10. 25M17.75.
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Rooms for Rent
EMERSON, 421 N.

I'M ElIkDCAFs
Front room. bath ADJOINING
GRANT. N. i02---Larse front nm near
bath: home privileges, IT. l0ss: ----
HAMILTON. n. 64i--a rms, mod; private
home. refined people. Oh. 5546-M. ---------
MARKET. p. 52smsieepgiing. oi rms'' s'eS"
MERIDIAN. n. 22oS- Lovely stg Iont rm.;
private bath, hot water. Ia. 500;
MERIDIAN n. ?255-Large front room,
meals and garage opt. Ia. l4ss,
MERIDIAN. s., 522- Nicely furnisIhoeed1.
steam-heated sleeping rooms III. ogo!:
MORRIS. Room; modern home' gem
NEW JERSEY. N. 2O50-- Large rns garage
gentleman: Central car. Te. 4ls9:-
OAKLAND II33-Front. attractive room;
or people; garage On, 4z9]-rs. ------
OHIO HOTEL. 1851. E. ONO Clean rms ms,
steam heat; hot, cold water. 30 VIZ :" W:
slant hot water, steam heat Ha. l1't-E.:
PENN, N, 627. APT. 2-Large front rm-.
fireplace. steam heat: reasonable.
PENNSYLVANIA. N. 2i64-Modern rooms:
private home. Ha. 97o9-R. --------.
PENN. N, 6II-Apartment: front room
girls. or married couple. RI 1o0l. --
PENN, N, lS64-Room. lovely home prl-
vate lavatory. toilet; references.
RURAL. n. I2l0-Large nm, next bath,
couple or girls. Oh. 069s-J.
TALBOT. N. l727-Ch'rful. warm, hone ne
like nm; genteel; adult family reaS Die.
800 E. VERMONT
Nice. warm. sleeping rooms hot water
So a week. Ri 0575.
WALNUT E 4i2-ATTRACTTVE RM. HOT
WATER: HOME PRIVILEGES. -
18TH F.. l3-COMFOR9ABLE 2oOMs
REASON. GENTLEMEN. RI 5v60.
23D. 42i-Nice unfurniShed front nm;
near Central car. Ia. OYER
NICE rm.. adjoining bath: private home;
gentleman; reasonable. He. 244l
COMFORTABLE ROOM-Fr., hot water.
private home; 80. Ri. 8973.
COMFORTABLE we'll furn. rm.. hot water,
priv home. car line: s.. RI. 1878.
WARM. LIGHT RIM: PRIV. HOME.
WASH CAR II n4Q4
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BLInitcd Press

Receipts. 2.7OO holdovers. 400: active. lOc
higher bul kl2O-l3O lbs. s1O.75G lO.S5: ESQ
$40 lbs. sloQ 1880; packing sows. s8.25Q
steers: cutter grades. s4G6.5o. Calves
Receipts. 500: yealers. fully active and
steady. $3.50 down. Sheep-ReceiptS,
1900 lambs active steady. 25c higher:
good 70 choice sl46I4.25: hsnvweights.
firmly held at $3.50: mediu..l and strong
weights. sl250%i so; fat ewes s6G7.25.
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TOLEDO. Jan. lo.-Hogs- Receipts. 800:
market. steady to lOc lower; heavies, 50 40
1850: medium, SO s5M 10; Workers. s9.50Gr
CTS; pigs. s9,50G9. Cattle-Receipts.
light: market. strong. Calves-Receipts.
light: market. steady. Sheep and lambs
Receipts. light: market. steady.
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Room for Rent With Board

ALABAMA. N, 22o1-2 large front rms:
private home: $50. IA. 1921.
ASHLAND. 222l-Room and board for =.
Private home. He. 5i46. "
CAPITOL. n. 7l6-Nice warm room, or
q good meals. Ri 9o4S.
CAPITOL N 1892 clean rms; private
home, gentlemen only. ia. 0l4S-R
CENTRAL, 2z04-Nice warm rm.; good
meals: or 2; reasonable. Ia. 4187-W.
CENTRAL, 235s--Cozy warm I'm. $3.50;
board opt. gentleman Ia. 6576.
EMERSON. S. 142-Nice furnished rooms.
with meals. II. 1857.
MINNESOTA E. 265.2 warm. modern
MORRIS, W. 223I-Room. board laundry.
! OF 2: $3.50 each. Be. ll32-R.
NEW JERSEY, n. l43s-Nice warm room.
] or 2, meals optional Il 57o4
PENN. n i864-Lovely home. private
layato1y. toilet. references: Sl2.
PENNSYLVANIA. n. l928-Furnished I'm.
and board. $50 week.
NICE home fox employed girl; m. board.
S., OF housekeeoing privileges. he 270l.
CHILDREN TO BOARD - Modern home.
sos Somerset Ave. Be. 1853.
CHLIDREN:..-RR and board. So week.
Call lie l772.
GIRL 70 room and board. mothers care:
near school. 6l3 Llnwood. Il. 3sll-W.
SOUTH ROOM-Prjyate home. ! or 2 per-
sons. Ea. 1912.
HILDREN-MOTHER' CARE: GOOD
HOME. CT. 1890
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Business Announcements
FEATHERS-Bought sold and renovated
feather mattresses, pillows made to order
z. P Burke 43l-433 Mass Ave RI 669e
81 PER ROOM
For month only; paper fur. and hung
Ir. GALS. Frank Jackson. CHI 2OO4:
PAPER HANGING-SPEC. PRICES WIN
TER MONTHS c. GILLILAND. DR.. 2747
RUGS cleaned, ex13. $3.50. Call for. del.
1o-da spec Keemer Rug Co. Oh. $685.
PAPERHANGING-And decorating. reduced
prices. good work: ref. Oh. 1884.
CLEANING, paperinR floor sanding. re-
finishing Of all kinds. Jones. On. 0579.
1915 PER ROOM.
Paper hanging, furnished and hung;
guaranteed; Ford. CHI 305I-W.
BATH ROOM-Complete. s7o plumbin
8; heating installed; reasonable. Ia. 4057:
PAPER HANGING-3l years experience
H. W. ARGADINE. Oh. 1917.
BROWN g. BROWN-Magnetic paint VIII
keep your cellar dry. Ii. 229a
TINN1NG-Gutters, Spouting. roofing. fur
naces cleaned, repaired; free estimates.
Chas. Goldstein, f040 S. Mer., DR.. 343l.
PLASTER PATCHING-Paper hanging.
cleaning. painting, gen. repair. Oh. 2054.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-29
N Q T I c F.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Municipal and School Board Election will be held at the City Hall, Nome, Alaska, on Tues day, April 1, 193O, for the pur- pose of electing Mayor, three COuncilmen for q two year term, enc Councilman for D one year term, q City Clerk, q City Attor- rey, and two members of the School Board.
 Also for the purpose Of ratify- ing or rejecting an Ordinance of the City of Nome, towit: Ortlin- ance No. 262, which said Ordin- ance provides for the appointment of the City Clerk by the Common, Council, instead of being elected, Iy the people as heretofore. Dated nt Nome,, Alaska, this. 18th day of Afarch, 1930.
 NJ. JACOBSGAARD,
 City Clerk.
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I.EMENTED FILIPINO SCARES HOTEL; KILLED

SEATTLE, March 29. B-
 Breaking through a barricaded room
 police shot and killed Mariana
 Maraposa, aged forty, Filipino
 who terrorized occupants of the
 hotel with knife. Maraposa .siashed H. Masuida, the Japan Iese proprietor of the hotel when tie latter sought to quiet him and
 then drove other Fflipinos from the roor. Patrolman H. H. Red
 ick fired the fatal shot when the man lunged at him with the knife.
 His roommate said he became de
 mented over the lack of money
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-29

tramp steamer. Eight leading women, dazzling array of Holly wood beatuies-one for each port Of call-and q supporting cast that includes many favorites, aid in the
 success of the screen story An added attraction is Smiths New Home, one of the best short com odys ever turned out.
 4 return engagement of ''King o1 Kings, Cecil B. DeMille's great picture, depicting the life of Christ is being played on Monday. There will be no advance in admission prices for these two special shows.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-29

ways of charm, will do well to hark and listen--any husband who thinks that his life is just one gabble after another. by invest ing just Two Dollars. one for wifey and one for John, will sure y find out that he is some Lucky Bird However, this entire eXtrav- &ganza is, almost, but not quite, meant for MEN without WOMEN flor there is Priscilla, the shy one; Flossie the Gay Comedienne; Arabe1la, whose deep ravishing gazes would move any heart of stone; Tillie Ketchem, who is Lever minus a Smile and Oh so many others. Fannie Bryce sings her soHgs with captivating charm hard men, tough men, real men will have much hard sledding in allowing her to go away from here 'rlngless'.
 At the Gate, the Price is nsne too much-Citizens Harken, Conc cut next Saturday Evening at S:36 to do Honor to our Gay Girls and Boys.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-29
INCOME TAX RATES

The Miners and Merchants Bank is in receipt of wire from Burns Poe, Collector of Income Taxes. in which he states that supply Of fcrms are being mailed to Nome today. Among other things of in terest to the public is the follow ing income tax rates at present: There is no change in surtax rat es:
 Individuals-1st S4,O0O, rate of one half percent. 2nd S4,00O rate of ? percent. Balance rate percent. Corporations-rat was 12 percent, now reduced to II percent.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-29
K. K. k.---PAGEhNT

Saturday. April 12, has been set for the Third Annual Kennel Klub harntval and Paaeant. The Page ent will be held in the afternoon. and the evening vii be devoted to the Karnival.
 There will be approximately 20 cash prizes awarded for the var ious floats entered in the Pageant. Those floats which are original and typically Alaskan will receive first consideration in awarding prizes. The committee is partic- uiarly anxious to have as many rew ideas presented as possible.
 Floats representing the follow ing are suggested:
 For Adults:
 Best Matched Team-Not less than seven dogs-White driver,
 Native driver Best Prospector's Outfit.
 Best Native Hunters Outfit.
 Most Picturesque Arctic Winter Float
 Most Representative Native Fam fly Travelling.
 Best Trapper's Outfit-White driver, Native driver
 For Children Under 16 Years: Best Winter Float-five dogs or driver, Native driver. For Children Under 10 Years Best Winter Float-3 dogs or less-White driver, Native driver,
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-29
SPICY, UVACIOUs PRODUCTlON BE SHOWN AT DREAM
 THEATRE SUNDAY

"A Girl in Every Port, Fox Films story of the sea featuring Victor McLaglen, the inimitable Captain Flagg" of What Price Glory" comes to the Dream Thea Ire Sunday. It is thrilling. spicy journey to the most interesting and romantic ports of the world, and it's theme is the love affairs of q rough, soft-hearted first mate of
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-29
BACHELORS AND HUSBANDS.

Hullo Phoux-We should be very proud of the long list of Dancers, Singers and Comedians who live here among us Alaskans They are very generous with their laughs, their songs, their wit and are very happy to share tleir unexcelled talent with you rext Saturday evening at A. B. Hall-And all this for the benefit of the Pioneer Igloo. This dis tinguished group will present the A-est, most unusual and most powerful fun production that has ever been your pleasure and privi- 1ege to enjoy.
 It is filled with laughs-geod tumor, with dialogue startingly real and vivid The sweetest bevy of Spinsters ever collected under one roof will unfold to your ear and eye, the reasons they are as they are-sweet spinsters.
 This is not entirely either. a Manless Caste-far from it-Bonz and Sambeaux with Mister Brown are tremendous wise crsekin' guys. They let ont of their system, local trifles with speed and dex- terity which affords uncommon merriment. My Konshunts would bother me muchly if didn't war ble about another guy, who hand les his feet like some men handle their tongues-for they, the feet, are always on the go-My how he can Buck and Wing.
 Any bachelor who has thoughts of falling in love and knows not of maidens fair or their devious
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-29
N Q T c E.

NOTICE is hereby given thst the Annual Municipal and School Board Election will be held at the City Hall, Nome. Alaska, on Tues day, April 1, 19aO, and that the following candidates have been duly and regularly nominated for the respective offices hereinafter set forth, and have complied with the provisions of Ordinance No. .41 of the City of Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-29
AIR MAIL ENVELOPES

Large size envelopes, big en. Ough to mail the Nome Weeki. Nugget and send via first class ais'plane mail. can now be had ., the Nugget office.
The Nome nugget., 1930-03-29

For Mayor
 CHAS. H. MII4OT. For Councilman iFOr Two Year TeIm)
 LUELLA GRANT,
 T. c. (Bud) LEHMAN,
 FRANK MARTIN,
 FRED ROHN,
 LAURIE STEPHENSON,
 JOHN A. WHITE. For Councilman tFOr One Year Term)
 l.. E. KURTH. For City Clerk
 NJ. JACOBSGAARD,
 J. J. O'LEARY,
 NJ. J. WALSH. For City Attorney HUGH oNEILl. For Members of the School Board (FOr Three Year Term) EFFlE F. BALDWIN, w. H. KOCH. Dated at Nome, Alaska, this 18th day of March, 1880. | NJ. JACOBSGAARD, City Clerk. | All copy for changing advertise AIents in Weekly Nugget nut bo is t1be psiAfsrs hands nnG ia4oe 0lAz 1HURsDAY, 5 P. M., to insure in-
New Britain herald., 1930-05-16
Observations On He Weather

Washington. May l6.-Forecast for Southern New England: Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with showers in Northern New England; slightly warmer tonight; fresh south 10 west winds.
 Forecast for Eastern New York: Increasing cloudmess tonight. prob ably followed by showers and cooler Saturday; moderate westerly winds becoming variable.
 Forecast for New Haven and vicinity: Cloudy tonight, Saturday probably showers and cooler.
 Conditions; Pressure IS low over Ontario. High pressure covers the south Atlantic states. A disturb aucc is central over Utah, Heavy rains were reported along the New England coast north Of Boston, also in western Kansas, Oklahoma and northwestern Louisiana.
 Temperatures have changed but little during the past 24 houI.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity far weather and not much change IT. temperature.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-16

L. s. Constitution relating to the taking Of property without due process Of law and it is doubtful whether the fiat Of a commission could be construed as due process unless q court review were possible. The Massachusetts plan was to bar court review, which in itself looks impossible.
 When a municipality and a private company disagree over the price of plant there is nothing more req sonable than 10 let the courts re. view the contentious in the time honored manner. No municipality, merely because 1t represented the public,' has the right to demand d price for plant inconsistent with its value, any more than private company mas the right to receive a price in excess of the plants value. A court of law is the place 10 deter. mine the value in the case Of dis pute.