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La gaceta., 1931-09-21
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XXTHAT many people call indigestion
wv very often means excess acid in
the stomach. The stomach nerves have
been over-stimulated, and food sours.
The corrective is an alkali, which quickly
neutralizes acids. And the best alkali
known to medical science is Phillips
Milk Of Magnesia.
One spoonful of this harmless, taste.
less alkali neutralizes instantly many
times as much harmful acid, and then
the symptoms disappear at once. You
will never use crude methods when once
you learn the efficiency of this. Go get
q small bottle to try.
Get the genuine Phillips Milk of
Magnesia, the kind physicians have
prescribed for so years in correcting
excess acids 25c and SOC a bottle-any
drWgs&asA
The Nome nugget., 1931-02-07
F. l. l VI NEWS ITEMS,
Film, Alaska, Jan. IT, 1881 To The Nome Nugget.

Film, Alaska, Jan. 17, 1881 To The Nome Nugget.
 We have read the appeal of un- alakleet for a radio station, and we heartily endorse what they say, and we too, not including our neighbor- ing village, believe it would be of great benefit to Film to have a radio-phone station, as we have neither a phone line, a nurse, doe tor or any other means of communi- cation except dog team service when we happen to have team at home from trapping and hunting grounds which are situated quite distance from the village. and if any one should get wounded or sick, all we could do would be 10 let them die if they were not able 10 be moved by dog team, or was not able to survive the incident long enough to reach Nome hospital by dog team for treatment, other than that of first aid rendered by local teachers, as was the case last week with Mir. and Mrs. Anderson, who are up here in the interests ot the Alaska schools for natives, and their dog team driver, who left here last week on Tuesday for Koyuk, and were storm bound at Moses Point until saturday morning and w;'h scarcely any food. except some
The Nome nugget., 1931-02-07
VI. E. CHTEt II W. F. Baldwin, Pastor.

II A NJ. Morning Worship.
 r. NJ. Even n;Mg W orship.
 Wednesday night service is well attended. but we missed you last week Come out this Wednesday. Saturday night. February 14th, Saint Valentines Day, there will be held in the Club House m ev ening of fun fitting for the occa- sion. Come out and have good time.
 Now is the time to begin your fancy sewing, making sleds and skis. etc, for the coming Fair Get 70 work and win a prize.
The Nome nugget., 1931-02-07

immergency rations, and a piece of reindeer meat that had been left in the cabin by some one be- fore them, and their driver, had the dogs to care for and one of the natives who was going out Bunting from Film shared his grubstake with them They said that was the best pilot bread they had ever tasted, and if there had been any means of communica tion from here they would no, have started out from here. These people have the sympathy of the Film people who learned to love them during their short stay with
 ua.
 We were pleased to have with
 Us for the night one of Nashuks boys from the roadhouse at Isaac's
 Point last week He was on his way to Golovin for supplies. ! Oscar Swanson and Johnnie Beftz were also guests of Film for dinner last week, they were also on their way to Golovin. and after having eaten dinner, they , went out to their teams to get ready to go on, when all but five of the dogs broke their tow line and ran away. They did not get them again until they reached
 Walla Walla Sheher Cabin. where
 they found them sleeping quietly
 and not even tangled up.
 Mrs. Ost from Golovin. was a
 visitor in Film last Thursday, and
The Nome nugget., 1931-02-07
NEW YEARS WEDDING
(From Berkeley Gazette }

(From Berkeley Gazette,D
 The marriage of Mrs. Elizabeth Williams and Ira M. Rank. pio- neers of Nome, Alaska, was solem niZed New Years evening at the home of the brides sister. Mrs. William F. Owens of Edith Street. After the wedding supper the bride and the groom departed for tour of the Southern part of the State after which they will go to Seattle. planning to return to Nome. in the Spring.
The Nome nugget., 1931-02-07

Many of the natives who have returned from their hunting trips this week for more provisions, are out on the ice hunting seals. They have only to go about one and one
The Nome nugget., 1931-02-07

half miles to open water and they have been getting q few seals.
 c. s. REPLOGLE.
The Nome nugget., 1931-02-07

while here she paid very accept able visit to the schools. We were thankful for this visit and solicit visit from as many of the travellers as can call on us, as we like for people to come in and see what we are doing in the schools.
The Nome nugget., 1931-02-07
NOTICE

New forms complying with the law in reference 10 liability of own CTS of mining claims. are now on sale at the Nugget office. They are printed on cald hoard and are of convenient size for posting on the claims.
The Nome nugget., 1931-02-07

Mir. Ost is moving the machinery from the mill in Film to Golovin, where he expects to erect a mill to do saving.
 Our landing field on the bay in front of the village, is still ideal for planes. We have an ideal place for landing field on top of the hill just north of the village, but it will take some money to put it in condition for ships to land and We sure need it for the summer landing, as we cannot have a plane land closer than ten miles without it.
 A native boy from Unalakleet who had been to Golovin to take his brother Moody over there, spent the night in Film with his uncle Paul Nylin, and left this morning for UnaIakleet. He had a fine morning for the trip as it is 20 degrees above zero and the sun shining. We have not had any very cold weather so far this winter and we think this is one reason that there were so many cases of hoarseness and colds.
The Nome nugget., 1931-02-07
CHURCH NOTES
NOME FEDERATED CHURCH
G. FORRBSTER, Minister

F. G. FORESTER, Minister Sunday School -.-.----..-.-...-.--1l A. M Evening Worship ----.-.--. 7:i5 P. M Anthem by Choir
 Special Music.
 Worship Theme: The King of Love"
 Hymn Story: Jesus Lover Of My Sonl."
 Special music by the choir; The Church's One Foundation.
 Vocal Solo,.
The Nome nugget., 1931-02-07

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET
The Nome nugget., 1931-02-07

Sormon:' Why be Proud?'
 In the Church service at Fed erated Church, Sunday evening, a new feature will be introduced. One of the great hymns of the Christ ian church will be read, stories of it's writing and, its meaning in human experience will be relat- ed. The hymn will be sung by the choir and congregation, The en- tire worship service will be built around the hymn Jesus Lover Of My Soul"
 A feature of the regular service which many people should enjoy is the Organ recital proceeding each service. Music commences at TAO pm. and is rendered by Mrs D. E. Crowley and Mrs. Albert Schmidt.
The Nome nugget., 1931-02-07

Mrs. Ost from Golovin. was a visitor in Film last Thursday, and
La gaceta., 1931-07-27

$4,000 a cada uno, cuya canti-
dad le fue rechazada por los tri-
pulantes.
En- vista de la actitud asumi-
da por 6stos decide c~ontratar
una nueva tripulaci6n en- Tam
pa, la cual en- breves dias saldra
con el vivero rumbo a la Haba-
ma.
FL Sr. del Amo nos agrega
que la tripulaci6n del Adelfa DIES
de que saliera de Cuba comenz6
a proceder de mala fe, proban-
dolo con los siguientes datos:
Primero: que no tenia dere-
cho a que Sc lie pagasen $4,000 a
cada uno porque en- ell c~ontrato
que todos los pescadores fir
man con la Compahia pesquera
sc comprometen a devolver el
barco al puerto de salida cochran
do solamente las dos terceras
parties del importe de la pesca
que entreguen, despues de de-
| ducirse de la misma ell costo de
los where's y las cantidades en-
tregadas como anticipo.
Segundo: que la tripulaci6n
del Adelfa al darse cuenta dt
que no tendrfa buena marea
que la pesca no iba a Responder
a los gastos originates va, de
cidi6 crear ell problema en- est'
ciudad para exigir esos $4,000
Que de todas maneras les garan
ltizaba una ganancia a la que no
tenia derecho.
Tercero: que sin la autorlza
La gaceta., 1931-07-27
LA T~RIPULACION DEL ga
DELLA" NO CUMPLIO CON
SU DEBER
Declaraciones del Sr. Ernesto
del Amo

En- la ma1ana de hoy tuvi-
mos ell gusto de recibir la vista
del Sr. Ernesto del Amo, repre-
sentante de la Companfa de pes
ca Mediavilla, prdpietaria del
vivero "Adelfa', ell cual lego a
esta Ciudad P~rocddente de la
Habana con instrucciones ter
minantes para solucionar Ell pro
blema creado por la tripulacion
del mismo.
Ell Sr. del Amo nos dijo que
no pudo lIegar a un acuerdo sa-
Itisfactorio debido a Las injusti-
Ificadas demands de la citada
tripulaci6n, que exigia la can't
dad de $4,000 para cada uno, a
Gambia de llevar ell vivero a la
Habana.
Que sin tener ellos derecho
alguno Y guiado por ell deseo dc
no demorar mas ell barco en- este
puerto, lego a ofrecerles hastS
La gaceta., 1931-07-27
TEMIENDO Ell Juror DEL
PUEBLO, Ell DICTATOR
IBANEZ HUYO DE LA CA
PITAL
A~segurase que EMBARGO en- I'm
Destroyer, que Sc hizo
a la mar

Santiago de Chile, Julio 27.
'-Temeroso de I'm ataque per-
sonal por parte de la oposi-
cion, que desde hace dias lie
viene pidiendo la cabeza, el
Presidente de Chile, Carlos Iba
hez, abandon6 hoy ell Palacio
Presidential de la Moneda.
Acompanaban en- su fuga al
dictador varios oficiales del
ejercito y unos cuantos amigos.
Ibanez, que renunciara aver
Sc llev6 consigo en- Ia fuga va
rios objetos y d~ocumentos de
su personal pertenencia.
Informes recibidos aseguran
que sali6 en- I'm autom6vil a to-
da velocidad hacia ell puerto
de San Antonio, donde lie es-
peraba ell destroyer Lynch. Ell
6uque zarp6 Embellishments,
desconociendose ell lugar ha-
ia donde Sc dirige.
La salida del pals fue rodea-
| la del mas absolute secreto pa
"a impedir que Sc lie hiciera
objeto de un atentado. Esta ga
rantia de seguridad fue ell pri.
mer trabajo que tuvieron que
realizar les miembros del nue..
vo regimen.
Ell sentimiento popular Ell
contra de Ibanez pudo apre-
La gaceta., 1931-07-27
TRATO DE MATAR A SU
MADRE Ell CIEGO H
LIE MANUEL

La oportuna intervention de
un vecino nombrado B. ]. Jones,
inmpidi6 que ell "ciego" Char
lie Manuel Qatara hoy por la
manana, en- su domicilio, 1914
de la Gale Tampa, a su propia
m9dre, contra la cual habfa a.
tentado aver, tambien infructuo
samente.
Jones logro quitsrle la pisto-
la a Charlie en- los precisos mo-
mentos en- que disponiase a dis
parar contra su madre, a ia que
va tenia perfectamente encano-
NADIA.
Despues de ocultar la ~pistola
en- otra habitaci6n, Jones volvi6
junto a Charlie y 10 encontr6
otra vez tratando de atacar a su
madre con una silla, que tenia
levantada sobre su cabeza.
Llamada la Policia, Ell vigilan-
te J. L. Eddings condujo a Char
lie a la Estaci6n y despues de
interrogarlo 10 puso a la dispo-
sici6n de las autoridades del
Condado, que 10 remitieron in
mediatamente a una zelda de la
Carcel.
No hace aun seis meses que
el "Ciego Charlie" fue puesto
en- libertad despues de cumplir
una condena de cinco amos por
asesinato.
Por las investigaciones prac-
ticadas Sc pudo comprobar que
ell ciego atent6 contra su ma
DIRE por primera vez en- ell dia de-
aver, utilizandd la mis-
ma pistola que hoy lie fue ARE
batada por SUI vecino.
Sc asegura que esta lie critic:
"No me mates Charlie, pero
que al tirar del gatillo la pistola
Sc encasquill6. Por este motive
nadie trat6 de ponerla fuera del
alcance del ciego.
La policfa cree que no hay la
mas mfnima duda de que tiene
trastornadas sus f~acultatdes
mentales. Una comisi6n de me-
dicos 10 examinara hoy.
Cuando fue detenido en- 1926
por ell asesinato de Mrs. Emma
billiard, a la cual mat6 de una
punalada en- la cabeza, los abo-
gados alegaron que ell "ciego"
no solamente estaba borracho
sino tambien que era un loco.
La gaceta., 1931-07-27

ci6n de La Compania y sin como
cimiento del Consul en- esta ciu-
dad, vendieron ell cargamento
de pescado repartiendose ell di-
nero entire todos, tratando de
empenar ademas ell vivero en- la
cantidad he $4,000, cosa que
no lograron por oponerse ell Pa
tr6n con ell cual sostuvieron
fuerte altercado.
Cuarto: que no obstante sa-
Der que la Compania Mediavilla
seria multada en- $4,000 de a.
cuerdo con las leyes de inmigra-
cion, dos tripulant trataron
de huir en- otro barco, impi-
diendole la oportuna llegada del
Patron del "Adelfa", ell cual los
remiti6 a la Carceel.
Ell Sr. del Amo nos dice por
1ltimo, que su Compania habia
mandado oportunamente la can
tidad de $225.00 para cubrir to-
dos los gastos originates en- es-
ia Ciudad por vivero, a fin de
que pudiera salir inmediatamen
tie para la Habana, y que en- Wis
ia de clio la tripulacion Sc negt
a salir hacienda la reclamation
a que Sc ha hecho referencia.
La Compania Mediavilla aver
Ideport6 por su cuenta a toda /;
tripulaci6n insubordinada, a l.
cual Ell Sr. del Amo tuvo que me
ter en- la carcel ell dfa anterior
para evitar que Sc fugara.
Sin contar los where's arroJa
dos intencionalmente al agu'
por la tripulaci6n, ell problems
creado no lie baja a la Compa
mia de $4,000.
Ell distinguido representa-
tie de la Compania pesquera a
despedirse de nosotros hizo con
tar su profunda gratitud a es
tie peri6dico y a las Autoridade
locales por las atenciones y fac
llidades que lie han dispensad'
Ipara poder llevar a termino s
mission, asi como SUI reconocl
Imiento al Consulate Cubano pc
Isu brillantisima actuaci6n en- eS
tie enclose asunto.
Ell Adelfa probablemente saI
dra para la Habana, ell pr6xi
mo jueves.
La gaceta., 1931-07-27

ciarse en- la Ultima reuni9E de
la Camara de diputado% al a.
n->ciarse por' 6stos que Sc lie
habia acceptable la renuncia y
de que Sc lie garantizaria la sa-
Ida del pals. Ell publico inme-
diatamente comenz0 a protes-
tar, pidieSdo que Sc reconside-
rada q acuerdo y que Sc lie pro
cesara.
Mientras este acontecia ell
Presidente Sc encontraba en- Fl
Palacio Presidential, custo-
diado por fuerte guardia.
Por Aimera vez desde hace
cuatro affes Chile tuvo hoy I'm
gobierno civil. La dictadura
militar de Ibanez fue una de
las causas ~principales que mo-
vieron a la opinion publica en-
su contra.
Provisionalmente, y hasta
tanto Sc efect1en las nuevas
elecciones, ~desempenara Ia
presidential de la Rep1blica e.
Sr. Pedro Opazo, Presidente
del Senado.
Sc ha tornado Immediate
mente I'm gabinete popular de
cual es Presidente del Consej'
Y almismo tempo Ministro de
Interior ell Sr. Esteban Monte
70, Y Ministro de Hacienda e
Sr. Pedro Blanquier, fdolo de
pals, debido a SUI notable actu;
ci6n en- estos ultimos och
dfas.
Completan ell nuevo Gabine
tie los Sres. Carlos Balmaseda
Ministro de Relaciones Exte.
riofes; Luis Gutierrez, Minis
tro de Justicia Y de Industrial
La gaceta., 1931-07-27


dos de America, P. T. Pagan,
mat6 en- las primeras horas de
la manana de hoy de un dispa-
no, a un hombre que lie do el
alto en- ell portal de su casa con
una pistola en- La mano, y a item
DO que lie decia que 10 habian en-
viado para matarlo.
La rapidez del movimiento
defensive de Pagan lie salv0 pl-
lagrosamente del atentado de
cue iba a ser obieto.
La gaceta., 1931-07-27
LA CENIZA DE UN TABA-
co LIE LASTING LOS OJOS

En- ell hospital Plant, de Clear
water, ingres6 aver a curarse,
por haberle caido en- los ojos ce-
MIA caliente de I'm tabaco, el
Sr. T. C. Taliaferro, p%rominente
ciudadano de Tampa, admins
trador del Primer Banco Nacio-
nal.
Sc banaba co nunos amZos
en- La playa cuando surgi6 ell
desagradable suceso.
Despues de curado fue traido
para su domicilio de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1931-07-27

General Aureliano Saez, Minis
tro de la Guerra; Almirante
Calixto Rogers, Ministro de
Marina; Pedro Fajador, Minis
tro de Sandal Y Pedro Cody,
Ministro de instruction Publ
co..
La gaceta., 1931-07-27
EVITO UN MA.
N A SU AGRESOR

Pittsburgh, julio PEI pre-
sidente del Quinto Distrito In
ternacional de los Mineros Uni.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-14
VETS POOR SPORTS,
BROOKHART SAYS
Breakfasts Plea for Dry
CauSe-La Guardia Calls
for Truce.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September IA Wig
orous defense Of the dry cause was made
by Senator Smith W. Brookhart OF
Iowa over the national broadcastine
system hookup last night after Repre-.
sentative Fiorello H. La Guardia Of
New York had called for truce be-
tween vets and drys over the same
network.
Senator Brookhart accused thigh
finance" Of conspiring to support anti
prohibition propaganda. The agitation
he said, was designed to make the
country forget its own dereliction that
caused the present depression and tC
place an additional burden on the work
ing man through tax on wine and
beer.
La Guardia, calling for an admission
from both sides that "the saloon at its
worst Is as bad as the speakeasy al
It's best" urged vets and drys to gel
together on a constructive basis o.
reform.
IT know" he said, "that all contro.
versial questions can be easily 1ronec
out, and proper legislation provided
wherever there Is a proper spirit Of
approach and willingness to hear
the other side"
poor craftsmanship" declared pro-
hibition was succeeding, and that the
country was better off with 1t. He
predicted the Senate always would be
three-quarterS dry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-14
MEETS
ROOSEVELT CHARGE
Defends Administration of
Hoover From Failure
Criticism.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ALBANY, N. Y. September IA (P).-
Gov. Roosevelt's criticism Of President
Hoover's administration has drawn q
Republican reply that he built his I'M
employment program upon a plan pro-
posed by the President.
Senator Samuel H. Hofstadter, New
York City, Republican, in a statement
last night called the Governors SYRIA
cuSe speech last week unfortunate
and said the States program was not
made necessary by Federal failure tn
act, as he said the Governor implied
in his unemployment message to the
Legislature.
Assails Bond Issue.
In the Syracuse speech referred TO-
Mr.. Roosevelt, an outstanding candi-
date for the Democratic presidential
nomination, said the State would be
very foolish" to finance itself at this
time b. issuing long-term bonds as the
national administration is doing. He
said permanent improvements only
should be paid for by this method. The
backbone Of his program for relief is a
per cent increase in income taxes and
to be used In providing jobs for direct
relief.
Senator HofStadter said: '"The Pres
ident has not delayed nor has he been
ntggardly. He has done for us already
twice as much as we propose to do for
ourselves. In this current year the ex-
penditures by the Federal administra-
ton on public buildings, public roads
and public works in our own State will
total $45, 113,0 600, or more than double
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-14
Indy AT OSAKA
AWAITS WEATHER
Flyer and Wife Tour Industrial
City Before Continuing Flight
to Marking, China.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OSAKA, Japan, September 14.-Col.
and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh were
sightseeing In and around this indus
trial city today. continuing their aerial
vacation, which started more than q
month ago In New York.
They arrived here yesterday after q
three-hour flight from Kasumigaura
Airport, near Toxic. They had visited
in Toxic for two weeks. On the fight
to this city they were guided by a
plane Of the Japan Air Transport Co.
at Col. Lindbergh's request. The COL
onel sought the service of guide plane
to avoid the possibility Of flying over
fortified areas.
After formalities at the Kitsugawa
Airport here, the Lindberghs called upon
Gov. Shibata and Major Seki. Then
they drove about the city, later motor
ing to Kyoto.
From here the Lindberghs will pro-
coed to NagaSaki, Shimonoseki and Flu
kuoka before hopping for Marking, cap
ital of China. How soon they will be
able to continue the flight from here
depends upon weather conditions.
Storm warnings flew on various parts
Of the Japanese Empire late yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-14
FLYING BROKER WINS
5O-MILE AIR DERBY
r. o. Clampett Plane Speed Il
Faster Than Thompson
Trophy Race.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. September IA
50-Inile air derby, the "big money" race
Of an aerial program yesterday in con-
Los Angeles, was won by r. o. Clam
petit, San Francisco broker.
He got $1,000 for first place in his
bullet-like monoplane San Francisco II.
In one of the dashes Clampett achieved
194.8 miles per hour-six miles per hour
faster than the winning average in the
Thompson Trophy race at the recent
air meet in Cleveland.
Col. Roscoe Turner took second place
and $500 in the 50-mile race, flying
the 3-year-old Lockheed Air Express
passenger plane that has carried him
100000 miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-14
Sea Wrecks Rock Wall.

HELdGOLAND, Germany, September
IA R.-About 5000 cubic yards Of
rock on the northern side Of the island
fell into the sea last night as q result
of erosion by incesSant rains and gales
A granite sea wall was started In 1925,
but work recently was suspended, owing
to the economic crisis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-14
the amount which the Governor pro-

the amount which the Governor pro-
poses we appropriate"
On the Governors program for relief
he said: "It Is substantially in con-
formity with the formula Of the Pres
ident. The President has for the last
two years steadfastly advocated that
the very essence Of self government is
that the local community and State
should assume their full responsibilities.
form of State responsibility. The Re-
publicans Of New York welcome the
recognition by Gov. Roosevelt Of this
essential principle"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-14
ALLEN n. BLAlSDELL
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
CARNEGIE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

IT sal.p.r s.s17: s.s4s: s.sso: s.sso: Ellis s.ls'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-14

The finest horses Of Arab strains
have been secured for breeding pur-
poses on q great ranch near Pomona,
Calf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-14

The trend toward cut prices hos resulted in doubtful
quoliH sosones Of questionable performance.
On the other hand it is not Necessary TO buy premium
priced gasoline to bring out the best thofs in your
The Sun Oil Company mokes but one motor fue-fhe
premium performing Blue Sunoeo whose quality hos been
boosted again and again yet it sells at regular
price.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-16
FEDERAL COURT
 DECISION ON THE
 MASS. DRY LAWS
State Enforcement Act Was Repealed in Last Election First Case Came Up There Yesterday

Boston, Jan 16-(UP)-The man. ner in which prohibition is to be ad- ministered in Massachusetts now that the state enforcement act has been repealed has been clarified in one particular by a federal court de- cision. Daniel c. Shea and Oliver Laroche, of St. Rlbans and Bar re, Vt.. respectively, were brought before U. $. Commissioner Edwin c. Jenney. charged with transportation and possession of intoxicating bever- ages. Cambridge police brought the men to federal court after a district judge had refused to accept a charge or Keeping and exposing liquor. on which the men were drrested
 The police testified that while raiding Cambridge building for lottery tickets. they looked into the defendants automobile, parked out side the building, and found 90 bot ties of liquor. Commissioner Jen- ney ruled that the search was illegal, since the police had no probable cause to believe the car contained liquor Shea and Laroche were dis missed