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Seems To Affect An.

THE scoring at Inverness seems to
indicate that all Of the competitors
felt this same uncertainty in the
first Is holes. Not one Of the most
favored ones did any better than a
moderately good score and numbers of
them left themselves too much to
make up. Strolling about the course
watching one man here and another
there, it was impossible to escape the
conclusion that the trouble with most
of them was that they were excessively
careful. Very few were pitching far
enough onto the greens, and everyone
seemed to be afraid Of the putting sur
faces.
On that first day I saw only two
good sized puts go down. There Is no
denying that the greens were very difi-
cult. The competitors seemed to think
they were of about the right speed and
that the texture of the grass was good,
but some Of the fluctuations which I
observed were cruel.
Some OF the boys characterized Inver-
ness as a "tee-shot course" BY this
they meant that the drive was the all
important shot. The fairways were very
narrow and the rough Furnishing. There
were few holes which called for very
difficult second shots, when played from
a good lie in the fairway, but there was
trouble around the green's which was
easy to get into If the second had to
be played from the heavy rough.
Steering Ball Disastrous.
THIS fact worried Armour consid-
l. erably. I watched him hit his first
tee shot in the opening round, and
it seemed to me that his choice Of q
No. ! iron on g. tWO-ShOt hole indicated
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YOUNGSTER WINS TITLE.

SEA ISLAND BEACH, Calf, July
IL (P.-Charles Yates, 17-year-old
Atlanta boy. today won Georgia's high
est amateur golfing honors by defeat
ing Dean Smith, Savannah, and /,
in the finals Of the State tournament
here.
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GODFREY WINS ON MAT
Boxer Tosses Demitrof, Russian, in
Straight Falls.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July II (P)-
George Godfrey, the boxer, OF Leiper-
Wills, Pa, scored in straight falls over
Demtri Demitrof of Russia In a wres-
ting match here tonight.
Len MacaluSo, formerly of Colgate,
and Pat McGill of Nebraska, went 80
minutes to a draw
Jack Ganson of California received
Q verdict when Louis Allaire of Quebec
FUND himself unable to continue after
viking q series Of rabbit punches.
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0aA52LE

horizontal line as 1t moves away
from the ball. Nor Is the swing
quite so long.
The trouble with most fairway
shots Is that they either hook or
slice.
Are you victim of this slicing
business? In an illustrated leafiet
Sol Metzger analyses "Slicing" and
suggests cure. He will gladly
send this leafiet to any one sending
stamped, addressed envelope. Ad-
dress Sol Metzger, in care Of this
paper.
(Copyrisht. ie3i.j
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MRS. MOODY PLANS TOUR.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 11.-Mrs.
Helen Wills Moody, American woman
tennis queen, has announced an in
vasion that she plans a tour of the
Orient. She said the tour probably will
be made in September and october.
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TO STAGE NET TOURNEY
Delaware Title Play Is Slated to
Begin Tomorrow.

Begin IOuOTTUW.
The eighth annual Delaware State
clay court championship, held under
the sanction of the U. S. L. T. A., will
open tomorrow at the Du Pont Country
Club Wilmington, Del
The tournament Is open to amateur
tennis players whether residents of
Delaware or elsewhere.
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WILL PLAY Benefit GAME
Baltimore Black Sox to Oppose
Hillsdales in Rubber" Tilt.

Baltimore Black Sox will meet the
Hillsdale nine at the Griffith Stadium
tomorrow evening in benefit game.
The proceeds will go to Camp Clarissa
Scott for girls.
This marks the third meeting Of the
teams. with each claiming victory,
the Hillsdale winning the first tilt, Al,
and the Baltimore aggregation coming
out on top in the second, II to 6.
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LAKEVIEw VS.. WESLEY HEIGHTS.
SlnRlaa

stamm Iakeview) defeated Ladd, Ga,
go; McCabe (LakeviewJ defeated Polk.
81, 81. ga.
Doubles.
STAN and McCabe tLakeview) defeated
Polk and Ladd, Ga, 81 Atwood and John
son LaEeViewD defeated Harrick and Har-
rick, Is. Ga: EdminSter and BurruS
WESLEY HeightSI defeated Hall and Fair
banks, So, IS; May and May Lake-
view defeated Howell and Smythe. Is.
Ga Stone and Stewart Wesley heights
defeated FERGUSON and Cook, 6-3. O..
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STANDARDS NETMEN WIN
Score over Argyle, While Lakeview
Beats Wesley Heights in Loop.

League-leading Standards and Lake
view won yesterday in Suburban Tennis
League matches.
The Standards defeated the Argyle
Club, to /. and Lakeview trimmed
Wesley Heights, 5 to 2.
Summaries:
STANDARD VS.. ARGYLES.
Singles.
Judd tStandard) defeated Dudley, 6-4,
6-4; Thomas (StandardJ defeated Thur
tell, 6-3, As, 8-6.
Doubles.
Judd and Thomas (Standardl won by de-
fault; Cragoe and Doyle tStandardJ de-
feated Dudley and Bates. IS, 6-4, 6-3;
Hubbard and Kronauer tStandard) defeated
Spottswood and Gable. 6-3. IS; Morse and
Schmid (Standardl defeated Thurten and
Benton, rs, 8-6: Anderson and Birch
argyle defeated Wharton and Wright
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STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

association. will pair with his son in the
tournament.
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GATEWAY Is PRAISED
 FUR RECENT EDITORIAL

T read your editorial entitled Alaskan Opportunities in The Gateway of November g with so much satisfaction that I cannot re- frain from telling you so," writes Hon. James Wickersham, Delegate from Alaska, Washington, D. c.
 Continuing, Delegate Wickersham adds the following suggestions and kind words:
 If our Alaska newspapers would continue that line of talk 1t would soon encourage Alaskans to supply our own people with much of the merchandise we import from the States. It would soon make Us self-supporting and able to banisi1 unemployment entirely. Keep it up-I congratulate you on having written an editorial along the line of material independence of oui great Territory. Your delegate in Congress needs such support as edi- torials like this gives him."
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BRITISH DUKE WEOs
 FORMER ACTRESS

GREENWICH, Conn, Dec. 30. (Ao) The Duke of Manchester was married to Kathleen Dawes, former London actress, at simple cere- mony in the offices of Probate Judge Rungee at Greenwich.
 It was the Dukes second mar riage. A few days ago his first wife. the former Helen Zimmerman of Cincinnati, obtained a final di- yorce decree from him. Witnesses to the ceremony were Mrs. F. Buri- nelli, the Earl of Gosford and the Earl of Torlonia, and MT. and Mrs. T. G. Gilcrist.
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WAKE UP YOUR
 LIVER BILE WITHOUT CAL0MEL
And You'll Il Jump Out of Bed in
 the Morning Karin to Go

If you feel sour and sunk and the world world looks punk, don't swallow lot of salts, mineral water. oil, laxative candy or chewing gum and expect them to make you suddenly sweet and buoyant and full of sunshine.
 For they can't do it. They only move the horcls and T mere movement doesn't get at the cause. The reason for your down-and-out feeling is your liver. It should pour out two pounds of liquid bile into your bowels daily.
 If this bile is not flowing freely, your food doesn't digest. It just decays in the boweis- Gas bloats up your stomach. Ycu have a thick, bad taste and your breath is foul. skin often breaks out in benishes, Your head aches and you feel down and out. Your whole system is poisoned.
 LITTLE LIVER PILLS to get these two pounds of bile flowing freely and make o,,' you harmless. gentle vegetable extracts. amazing when it comes to making the bile flow freely.
 But don't ask for liver pills, Ask for Carter,s Little Liver Pills. Look for the name Carter Little Liver Pills on the red label. Resent 8 substitute. e lsoL S' 1a' ""
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After the ceremony the couple were the guests of the Earl and Countess of Gosford at dinner and later went to a New York hotel.
 The Duke of Manchester first sought to obtain license to wed in New York and failed to do so, since he could not comply with the regulation that all divorced persons must be residents of New York State three years before they can remarry.
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RESIGNED CHAIR

ROME, Dec. 30. (P-Because he refused to take an oath of alleg- lance which included Fascist re gime as we'll as King and royal family, Professor Orlando, former Premier of Italy, resigned his chair as professor of law in Royal Super for Institute of Rome. Eleven other professors plan to do likewise, it is reported.
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BUMPER INJURED IN
 0|L DERRICK FIRE

LONG BEACH, Calif., Dec. 29. (P) Two oil derricks and some Stor- age tanks were destroyed by fire Monday. The firemen were un- successful in their attempt to quell .he derrick fire but they were sue cessful in confining the blaze to a small area of the field which is lit erally covered with derricks.
 Pumper Harry Manuel suffered slight injuries and was the only person hurt by the fire.
 The derricks and storage tanks were on the lease of J. F. O'Donnel and the loss has not been eStimat- ed The origin of the fire Is un- explained.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-30
TO SUBMIT PROPOSAL

PARIS, Dec. 29. (P-Senator La Grange, member of the aviation committee, will submit a proposal to Parliament next January sug- gesting that France, Great Britain, Portugal and the United States hold a conference with the object of creating an international trans Atlantic airline.
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PLUNGED TO DEATH

SANTA MONICA, Calif., Dec. 29 R-The bruised and battered body of Gardiner Hale, 23 years, was found at the bottom of 500-foot precipice near here Monday. Gardi- ner had evidently plunged over the precipice In his automobile as the car was also found a short dis tance from the body and was al smashed up. Gardiner was from New York according to an address found in his wallet.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-30

Two persons are being held by Fedreal officials at Ketchikan as material witness before the Ccron- er's jury which began Investigating the death of Tom Harris, Indian resident of that city belived to have been murdered recently, says the Juneau Empire.
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Fifty per cent off on all clean ing and pressing work (not rush work) received on Monday. Sew ard Steam Laundry.
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Special rate on all cleaning and pressing received on Monday. Sew. ard Steam Laundry.
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Horses were buried with men ir .Ajjul tombs, Palestine.
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Silk hose originated In France n 1860.
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Fruit farms have small barns.
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If it's Hardware be sure you get it at J. l.. CRAFTS.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-12-30

Try our Seattle Ice Cream Fresh on every boat at SYLVIA'S.
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Old papers for sale n sh. Gateway offica
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-30
YOUNG; TURKS BEHAVIOUE WATCHED AT ALL TIMES

ISTANBUL. (R,-Turkish child 7en whn don't behave outside of school. will have to stay after school.
 A circular from the department Of public instruction warns that good behaviour worthy of one who asoires to lea rning," must mark student not only in the class room-out all the way from sdbool to the refuge of home.
 Teachers are ordered to mete out punishment to students in dulgfng outside of school ia ges- lures and deeds ill-befltting the dignity of scholars Corpora pun ishment. however. no longer is al lowed in Turkish schools.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-30
GOES ALOFT IN BALLOON

AUGUSBURG, Germany. May ? iP)--H erm etically sealed within an aluminium ball. Professor August Piocard. a Brussells physicist and his assistant Charles kipfer. scared away today in giant balloon on scientific mission into the strato- sphere. that erie fringe of the earth's atmosphere which has nev- CT been seen by man. The bask- ct shot up to an altitude of thon sand feet and then dritted 'n a northwesterly direction.
 The ball in the basket was sey- en feet n diameter and carries artificial oxygen. The balloon was the largest ever built in Germany
 They expect to explore around, from forty thousand to sixty thous- and feet above the earths sur face, and obtain data on the ori- gin of the cosmic ray. and also demonstrate that human beings can travel and live in such a raritied f atm oSphere.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-30
PRISON BREAK PROVES FAILURE

vANDALLA. Illinois. May s5. (P, -Guardsmen are constantly pat rolling the enclosure of four wood en dormitories. which were burn ed to ashes. and the administ ration buildings windows broken and shat tered. when prisoners attempted a break for freedom.
 The total damage has been esti- mated at ten thousand dollars.
 The inmates according to the warden. have been very sullen for several weeks. A week ago. Sup erintendent Metzser said he was tipped of that an escape had been planned. He said he stationed sev eral guards in the corn fields ad- joining the outer fence, who fired on escaping prisoners when they at- tempted to get by. not needing their commands to halt. Other pris oners ran to the dormitories and tore up many mattresses. and then set fire to the buildings. Still. others threw stones at the administration D building and at guards.
 The riot ended when the sup erintendent arrived and ordered the prisoners into the corner of the stockade They complied, meekly and after he had lectured them they formed into lines and. marched to another section of the prison.
 Four prisoners who tricd to es cape. will be turned over to count. officials for trial
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-30
SITUATION SERIOUS

SAN FRANCISCO, May 26. (P One attempted suicide waa the result of reputed loss of one hun dred thousand dollars. to an un- determined number of investors. and has been charged by police to Rich ard Coombs. former Australian n army officer. who is reported missing. He was an investment broker. and is also now being sought on war rant charging him with swindling Mrs. Catherine Moyle out of sev- en hundred and fifty thousand dol lars.
 Physicians sought to save the life of John Turner. sixty-two 0 year old gardener. who took pois- cn because Coombs had allegedly misappropriated the life savings of himself and family He told the police that he had entrusted Coombs with twenty-five thousand dollars. The real estate broker disappeared several days ago. after he had been in business here for the past twelve years.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-30
SHOOTING IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. May 26. CP,- Howard Bridgetts. d twenty-nine- year old clerk. is being sought for the killing of his cousin, Doctor Joseph Loughran surgeon. in an alleged pistol duel.
 Later word received stated he had surrendered and turned over the revolver saying This gun was used in self defense.' He had been in hiding for two days with bull let wounds in his left arm. He was sought as the one who sho, the physician in a duel in Brook lyn. Sunday. after quarrel in which Bridgetts was accused of carrying gossip about the physi- cian to his wife.
 Bridgetts told the police that shots had been fired but refused to say who fired them.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-30
"GIRL MARKET" CASES
 WILL SOON RE HEARD

SAN DIEGO. May 25. (P>-Sep- arate hearing of ''the Hollywood Girl Market case, are sought by Alexander Pantages, Jesse H Shreves. and John Mills. as pre- Jude to the opening of their trial in the supreme court.
 District Attorney Tom Whelan said that in the event the motions were granted. the three trials would be held simultaneously in separate courts, to reduce the costs of sep arate hearings. The trial motto as are expected to take up most of the time today.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-30
WEDNESDAY ;TeleGRApAlc,
PLEASURE YACHT FOUNDERS

NEW YORK, May 27. (P)--Eigh coast guard cutters are still search ing Long Island Sound for the bod les and victims of the Sea OK. a pleasure sloop which apparently toundered last Saturday night. with a loss of four men and three wo- men, widely known in New York educational and medical circles.
 The body of Mrs. Marcia She'd den aged twenty-five, a psychiatrist. was washed ashore at Darien. Con necticutt. last night. She was the wife of New York University instructor and owner of the "Sea Fox, who is also missing. He was former Stanford athlete.
 Others missing are Mark Coryne another instructor at N. Y. Univer- stty, Mrs. Florence Mendenhall, former actress. Robert her hus- band statistical man at Columbia University. and brother to Mrs. Snedden. Robert Johnson night club entertainer. and Miss Doris Dewey. physiologist at Belleview Hospital. Most of them were friends and students together at Stanford. at the same time. Friends notified the police that the sloop was missing. and that her motor Was not working well when she left on her crsise with a forty ! mile gale blowing.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-30
QUEEN MARY AGED sIXTY-FOUR

!. LONDON, May 26, tPj-Queen Mary. upon arriving at her sixty fourth birthday, today, received countless solicitations, which are continuing to pour in from wide circles of relatives, friends, and admirers. No public ceremonies ar
 planned, but. she is looking forward
 with the King, to receiving guests in sandringham Palace
 rhe English Press vas particul-
 arly laudatory in recording the
 event One paper. said, that Whl'e she maintained the best tradl1lohs of the late Queen victoria she ii.oroatad a tradition of her own,
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-30
BUTLER MAY RESIGN;
 MAY BE LECTURER

CLEVELAND. Ohio. (P,-Louis Bureau hare. announced that Maj Or General Smedley D. Butler will resign from the United states Mar inc Corps next Fall to taks the Ice ture platform. Afber said the Mar inc commander has signed for a season starting next October and to continue to May 193s.
 T will resign only widh the per mission and consent of President Hoover" Maj. Gen. Butler said. making a statement regarding his signing $ contract with lecture bureau.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-30

atm. 1'ae men were invited to Rome 10 get awards running up to tl20 sor their work on land that few years ago was an uncultiva ed waste
 As tue mems names were called they came forward to get their prizes but their individual versions of the "Saluto Roman mo- wers far from being the free and easy ges- lure s1own by the practiced Black shirts of the cities
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-30
AUSTRALIAN MERCHANTS
 MT BY WHEAT SLUMP

SYDNEY. Australia. (P,--The world slump ia the price of wheat s hard blow to Australian store keepers.
 They have assisted wheat farm CTS to the limit of their resources in anticipation of a record harvest.
 In the Riverina tStNe of New South Wales) one of the richest ~heass areas in the world. farm CTS owe storekeepers at least $S.' 100000 The federal government has been asked to give financial assistance to avert a business crash
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-30
MONDAY
FACES MURDER CHARGE

SAN FRANCISCO, May 25. tF, Mrs Bernice Foley. aged thirty. ,tha proprietor of coffee shop here, faces murder charge on counts. in connection wiah the death of her two children Patsy aged eight and Robert aged $. who were found poisoned to death in their beds. last night.
 She told the authorities that she had been Respondent for some time over business when she sur rendered to the police this morn ing. She told them 'T had plan ned to end my life by walking ln- to the ocean. at Ocean Beach"
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-30
AIRPLANE NEWS

Pilot Ross of the NAT arrived Nome from Fairbanks about pm. yesterday. having as passengers, from that place, Alvin Polet. son of MT. and Mrs. A. Polet, of Nome. Roy Waugaman, formerly of Nome, and one of the winners of the Ne mana Ice Pool was also q pass enger, He will return when the plane departs for Fairbanks. as soon as weather permits.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-30
TUESDAY I.EjEGa apAsCl
RAY CONGER BEATS
 SPEEDY FRENCHMAN

NEWARK. LP)-Paul Keller. 300 meter champion of France was de- featsd by Ray Conger recently. the American dhamp mile runner n q 1OO0-meter race in the New. Jer- sey amateur championships. The Frenchman appeared to De the win ner when he was 50 yards from the finish line, but Ccnger made final burst of speed and beat him. Conger's time was , minutes, 33 and one fifth seconds.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-30
MUSCLE BOUND PEASANTS
 FAIL ON FAsCisr SALUTE

ROME. (P-The gnarled muse les of Italian farmers, used since boyhood to the feel of the hoe. do not take easily to the full armed Fascist salute. The one. they learn ed in the army is the best they can do.
 Mussolini had a- chance. to see this demonstrated when he receiv- ed 500 colonists from Mussolinia the town in Sardinia named for
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-30
EXPELLED FROM COUNTRY
BUCHAREST,

BUCHAREST. May 25. LP)-- Queen Helen. the estranged wife of King Carol was expelled today from the royal family. decree is being drafted for submitaance to the new parliament. confirming her exclusion. and stating that she was no longer entitled to the rights and honors of royalty. Tte par hament expects to adopt the meas ure when it assemblies. Helen is to leave the country permanently.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-30
OF SHORT ACCOUNT

In an effort to suppress crime. a New York official advises police men to keep night stocks and re- volvers where they can be reach ed readily. The implied sugges- tion is not pleasant to contemplate but it may be wholesome. When gangsters and thugs come to under stand that spatter of cold lead, and not legal argument and bail bonds await them. the country will en- ter upon period of great quiet and peace.
 That time is not valuable. and that curiosity plays part in the human makeup, are indicated by a newspaper picture in which one hundred and sixty persons can be counted as they stand waiting for the police to bring brace of burglars out of jewelry store wherein they were apprehended while plying their trade.
 In the closing hours of its ses- sion. a state legislature has made Herculean efforts "to clear its desks. If uhe law makers had exert ed the same amount of energy ir an attempt to clear their minds the statute b2oks probably woult have reflected greater credit upor them
 Letters from a former Presiden of the United States, about whict the veil Of mystery has beer thrown. turn out to be nothins more than part of a familiar COT respondence. carried on with a, old neighbor in the home town Muck rakers long ago pushed Dan iel Webster into tAe mire, ant biogra phers of that cast have per formed like service for Washing ton and Lincoln. Nothing is quit
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-30
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HAVE YOU ANY NEWS

Tho Nugget wishes to publish every item of local news that can be obtained. There are many hap penings and minor incidents of personal interest in Nome and the surrounding district which the paper would like to know abou and print in this column. Send them in by telephone, by mail, or drop in at the Nugget office. It will be appreciated.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-30
Dave Lyons Passes Away

h wire received today by William H. Cameron from Winni- fred Lyons. 1t Ls learned that ber brother Dave Lyons formerly cor nerJed with the Hammor Conaoli- dated Gold Fields. at Ntpe. died this morning of heart a.sck st Knocksville. Iowa. the home of another sister His fune:'al will take place at one pm. Saturday al Sac City, Iowa. His many friends In Ncme will be ereived to h.Er of eis demise.
The Nome nugget., 1931-05-30
SEARCHING FOR LOST
 SUBMARINE

LONDON, May 21. P)-Russian airptanes and warships circled above the spot where the Soviet submar- inc No. of the Baltic fleet, sank last Friday. The Soviet govern ment remained quiet on the search
 Riga and Latvia dispatches said the craft, 1t was understood. went down after an explosion. with all hands aboard, hundred miles from Helsingsfors. Finland Tae