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The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30
TUESDAY (From Nugget Daily Bulletin. ,
HAGUE SUPPORTS ROOSEVELT

NEW, YORK. July 25.-Ln New Jersey, heart of the eastern indus trial section and one of Al Smiths strongholds, Franklin D Roosevelt will launch his personal campaign for the presidency August 27.
 The announcement came from Mayor Hague of Jersey City. Smith floor leader at Chicago, who now has thrown the entire support Of the Jersey organization behind the man he sought to defeat for the nomination.
 Persistent but unverifled re- ports said a meeting at Seagrt where the speech will be made, marked the public reconciliation between Roosevelt and Smith.
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30
PROBE MYSTERY
 OF GiHI.S DtlsTd

ROCHESTER,, Miln.. July 70, No poison was discovered In tho vital organs of Louise Prisge ana Frances rolikossEi, who dled us- der mysterious circumstances.
 Authorities ,uade public .tAte- nent by Press Saliey. 3o-yeat-oId mechanic. and Rsubet Kruger, oil station employee. both of whom are married. admitting they took th. girls ssin1ninG in the Tt~ar where their bodies were found.
 The statements said they all drank liquor and then disObed and ~aded into the water.
 The men went out quite far ana heard scream Looking back they saw the girls st,ug sline, one girls arm about the other.
 Before the men could reach them the girls disappeared beneath tho water.
 One of the men dived without avail.
 Then, afraid of scandal, they drove away without dressing,
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30
ASSASSIN KILLS OFFICER

CttiCA, ,. July 73. Jack A " .rner. t-pm:y sii' '' attacr' to ,hr state; sttcrney's staff W'a killed Friday night by machine gun bullets while he was driving d relative home.
 Police said Werner had heen gathering evidence and suggested the slayius might he the work of any one of several enemies who feared prosecution
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30
TWO EOINn DEAD

MEMO PARK. Calf. July 25,- Mrs, Mice Orr Spencer. widow or Franklin Spence" was found dead in the living room of the head gar deners house on her 1000 acre estat" today and the rardene-, John Viano. was found, apparently d suicid" in the garage Other servants said they believed the two had quarreled.
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30
WEDNESDAY { From Nugget paiiv Rrilrtiu ]
BRIGHT SPOTS OF Ht'SiNESS

SEATTLE. July -, ,A'D Bright spots corujnut to appear on the business map of the country, and from all fronts come reports of new contracts. and the resum,.- ton of work in mill and fac tory which. will mean the employ ment of many men, besides the advance in securities, on the mar ket Net losses have been cut and several soncerns are report ing net profits instead ol losses.
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30

In Raiford, Florida. prison off, cals and employees received q clean bill of health in the deaths of Harold Bradley and Frank Pow ell. eonvicts, who died at d prison camp
 Earlier in the day. Captain P. II. Randall, warden of the county penitentiary st Griffin. Georgia. WAS indicted for involuntary man slaughter in the killing of q nesro convict.
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30
ORDER OUT OF CHOAS

BERLIN, July 2T, (P-Von Papen has been securely installed as Federal Commissioner for Pru- ssia and as his first act he i'm mediately ended the state martial law which had been established in Berlin and Brandenburg. Franz Bracht remains as the Chancell- lor's Deputy, However, with the
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30
OLD TnII. GERMAN TRAINING
 SHIP GOES TO MOTION

KEEL. Germany, July 2-, QPI
 H'hr veteran navy uaiuias ship "N,oHe." sank in hurricane oN the Fehmarn Belt hshtship last night Forty, includiug the Cap- tain were saved, and sixty are reported missin% The "Niobe' was three masted sailing vessel with all auxiliary motor equip meat. and carried q hundred sem for and junior cadets.
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30
AMERICANS WIN AGAIN

PARIS, July 25. The United States won the doubles match to take the lead two to one over Germany in the Davis cup inter zone finals. Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn defeating Daniel Prem and Gottfried Von Cramm 6-3. 6-4. 6-1.
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30
:19 YEAR OLD AVIATOR
 PASSES AWAY So. \.

RIO DE jANEIRO. July 25.P) -AlbeIto Santos Dumont, aged 59 known in South America as tho father of aviation and a con temporary of the Wright BrotlL- CTS in early experiments with planes in 1S90's. died after sue cu1nbing to illness contracted in France several years ako.
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30
FkkyH STAT1. PREPARES
 FOR RETALIATION

DUBLIN. Jhly 25.Lrhe dial cir ann in special session tonight pass ed a bill permitting tariffs up 10 1o0o, on British imports.
 The measure is designed for re- taliation against the 20et duties levied by Great Britain on Free State Goods On account of de- faulting of land annuities.
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30
CHARGE JUDGE WITH RKIBEEY
 LOS ANGELES. July 2S.---Wal-

ter s. Gates. who stopped down from the Superior Court bench after grand jury indictment on d charge of accepting q brtbe ill a rcceivership action. pleaded not guilty and his ease sat for a trial next Monday. Gates vas arraisned before Superior Judge II R Park CT of Mono County chosen by Gov, Rolph to hear :he case.
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30
TUG BOAT BURNS
 AT WATERS EDGE

Victoria, B. C., July 27, (P,- The tugboat "Chehaiis," burned to the waters edge off Arhutus Point last night. six men com rrising the crew, escaped She was valued at S1G.00N 00
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30
SEEKS DIiORt +.

PARIS, July 25, Maurice Chrvalier back from Hollywood less than month. filed suit for divorce from Yvonne Nallee. his dancing partner in music halls be tore he won fame ir the movies. Naurice charged desnrtipu- They were married in 1922,
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authority virtually of dcte oor. Tb- Prussiau coalition ministry Was busted and most observers are agreed that the Reich5tag election tn take place next Suod2. is pot likely to rut them back in office.
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30

Pilot Jerry Jones of the Air ways. arrived at 6:45 last even ing from Fairbanks viz Egayis where he picked up Judge C. J. Lomeu, Carl Lomen and wife and Lyman S Brewster az pes$enser for Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30
BRIDE LOSES HER LIFE
 BY DROWNING

RAINIER Ore, July g. -M-s Selman Wolfe, 20 years old. sir nonth- bride of Hatold Wolfe. vas drowned after becoming. en tangled in pilinS hola whho s"immins beyond her depth near simmons Beach.
 Attempts by Harvey Fowler to rescue her were unayailing. Her frantic struggles to tree herself nearly cost Powders life also
 Two men ill d boat rescued Fowler.
 Mrs. Wolfe's body wes recovered au hour later.
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30
BOAT MOVEMENTS

The Coast Guard Gutter North land sailed from Nome about 9:30 last night enlout. to Point Earrow aad Den,arka tion Point. O., her annual aorthern cruise.
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30

S1eaa a>ar Detblay of the Alaska Lioe. .ill sail from Nakeeu. Bris- tol Bay. with full cargo of sslmon. tuy 27.
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30

The coast guard cutter North land arrived this morning and is expected to sail this evenin2 for Barrow and way points. Tn" yes sel will carry a quantity of mail for northern points.
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30
GOOD HOPE ARRIVES

The motorship Goodhope of the Lynl Nav. X Trad Co.,, Captain Max Gotchalk in command. it- turned this morning from kot- Zebue and way ports carrying maii. The vessel is reported to have brot down q good sized shipment of %old hu,lion from the Candle sec tinn. Susie Welch of kotzabue. was a passenger to Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30

Sea o,er Victoria loading cargo salmon at Bristol Bay will sail for Seattle. July 2s.
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30

Steamer Baldwin of the Arctic Transport Co. arrived at Bristol Ray July 25 and will take out cargo of salmon from the Libby. NcNeal & Libby canuer",
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30
aIEPLANE MOVEMENTS

Pilot Chester Brown of theNAT, took off this morning for kot- Zohne with Mrs Moiiie Berrvman and John Nrline as pas'engers. The plane on the return trip vii! call at RaidWin. Candle and Deer ius, and is earring mail both ways.
 Pilot Jerry Jones of in" Alaskan Airways. left Fairbanks today for Nome enroute via Ecavik where some passengers will be picked up for here. Ii is more than likely the plane will have first class letter mail from the outside.
 Pilot Hans Mirow of the NAT. accompanied by Manager Bill Oliv- CT, are expected to aI-rive at Fairbanks today after having done some flying from Ruby into the Porcupine river section.
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30

Bones of camel dug up in Montana said to be more than million years old, may be those of the original "dry"
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30

Motorship Nanuk "f tht. MGM movies. left Teller for a cruise in Arctic waters.
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30

Pilot Brown, NAT. is scheduled for flight to kotzebue today or tomorrow. weather permitting. with
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30

Ed Steffens as a passenger.
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LOCATION OF FIRE
 ALARM BOXES

One Blast of the Siren Indicates Alarm from East of the Fire Stan Two Biasts Indicate an Alarm From
 Wer of the Ftra Station
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MONDAY

tFron Nugget Daily Bu!letinA
The Nome nugget., 1932-07-30
AIRPLANE MOVEMENTS

An NAT plane is scheduled to take off Wednesday morning to connect with the next outgoing steamer from Seward or Valdez. Get your mail ready.
 Pilot Mirow of the NAT. return ed to Nome last evening from Fairbanks accompanied by manager Wm. Oliver.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-09-15
PURPLE AND WHITE BEGINS
GRIDIRON PRACTICE

The Terriers began football practice
last Wednesday. There were thirty
five who answered the call
Libby lost eight lettermen by grad
uation: Hills, Schuyler Keller, Cor
mier, McNair and Woodwork from the
line, and Rowland and B. Lamey from
the backfield Mr. Vogt will have Mar
tin, Measure and Stevens back for the
line, and Brown. Rusher and Katarzy in
the backfield The coach will build his
team around these veterans.
Candidates for the team are: Allen.
Fennessv and G. Woodwork centers,
E. Woods e. Duttcn, Hansen and
Karnes for guards; B. Darlington.
Harmon, Adkins, Hough and
Detjens for tackles; Driear, Holiday,
]. Hills, LaLonde, and Deissner for
ends. Men for the backfield are: Baker,
Baeth, D Bowen, Fl Martin, T Katarzy
and f. Mortenson for halfback; B. Phil
lips and D. Shaurette for quarterback
and Grambauer for fullback.
Brown, Rusher, Measure, Stevens,
Katarzy and Martin are back stronger
than ever ard Libby High is expecting
lot from them, Baker made his first
appearance in athletics in the track
Continued on page s.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-09-15

Paul Pival left last week for Carroll
College, Helena, where he has entered
as a student
H. NJ Smith drove up to Warland
last week in the vicinity of which he
is building lookout station for the
forest service.
]. E. Lewis of Kalispell has men
working on coal deposits on the North
Fork and says he expects to have the
product on sale in Kalispell by Sep
TENDER IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Farrar of Libby,
G. H.Foy Of Olympia, Wash, and L
J. Whistler of Oroville, Wash, were
here in attendance on the funeral CT
the late John H. Foy-Kalispell Times
H. E. Brink was transacting business
at Boomers Ferry over the weekend
He says the strets of that city were
crowded Saturday evening with shop
pers and every indication was that
Bonners Ferry was a very busy place
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bostic, Theda Bur
ton and Pete Bessarba of Libby We're
Whitefish business visitors on Tues
day. They brought in load Of buckle
berries to sell but were not meeting
with any great success The local cror
has been unusual and there are hun
dreds Of the unemployed at Whitefisl
who have been satisfying the loca
! demand. -Whitefish Pilot.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Decker lief
last Monday to make their home al
Atlanta, Mich, where they formerly
resided Mr.. Decker states the reason
for the move is that Mrs. Deckers par
ents are becoming quite old and great
ly desire that their daughter live near
err them. Mr.. and Mrs. Decker have
been residents of Libby for 16 year:
and have many friends who will re-
greet to lose them from our midst.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-09-15
LOCAL STUFF

r. W. Carey Of Eureka was a Wis
itor in Libby Sunday.
Donald Lloyd, rancher in the Fisher
river district, was transacting business
in Libby Friday
W. j. Brooks, state fire marshal, was
in the city Saturday comforting with
Fire Chief Hoffman and looking after
matters in connection with his office.
Mrs F. H. Walters and son Edward
of Milwaukee, Wis, arrived during the
past week and is visiting here with
Mrs Walters sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Fraser.
Libby people should bear in mind
that registration books for the general
election in November will close on
September %. If you are not prop
erly registered be sure to attend to it
before that date.
Dick Karnes arrived home the last
of last week for short visit with his
parents, after which he will return to
Missoula to continue his studies al
the state university. Dick attended
summer school at the university this
season.
Mr.. and Mrs, Cecil Gompf were in
Libby from Thursday to Saturday OF
last week, visiting with relatives. Mr.,
Gompf has recently built a service sta
ton five miles from Matches, Wash,
at point where two prominent high
ways join and is doing very fine
business. He has also built a new home
at the same place. Mrs John Grove
Mrs. Gompfs mother, drove back with
them for a visit.
DR.. Russell Gibson of Harvard uni
yersity, who has been in charge oil
work in this district this summer fol
the U. S. geological survey, left las
week to resume his duties as one 81
the faculty of Harvard university. H.
went by way of California, accompany
ing DR.. Ian Campbell of the California
Institute Of Technology, of Pasadena
Calf, DR.. Campbell having been as
sisting DR.. Gibson in the work here
this summer.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-09-15
Fundamental Chemical Law

The periodic law of chemistry was
devised by Mendeleev. 1t states that
the properties of the elements, as well
as the forms and properties of their
compounds, are in periodic dependence
on or form periodic function Of the
atomic weights of the elements. This
law enabled Mendeleev to foretell the
existence and even the properties Of
several unknown elements since dis.
covered
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-09-15
PEPTOMIST

Thursday night the Peptomists held
their first meeting to decide on a pro-
gram to be given as send-off for the
Libby football team.
The Peptomists who are left to con-
tinue this years activities are Angela
Huchala, Viola Bessy, Margaret We'll
Ter, Jean Switzer, Anna Stuhlreiter,
Gertrude Pival and Dorothy Racicot
The last three years, the new Pep
tomist members have been a selected
few, but this year. in order to give
every girl chance to show her abil-
ity. try-outs were held after school
Friday night. From the IA girls who
tried-out, five were chosen. They are
Jean Heuck Jean Welles, Mildred
Lyon, Elizabeth Huchala, and Lura
Brandley.
With Mrs. Vogt and Miss Fusick, the
Peptomists have high hopes Of sue
cessful year.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-09-15
st. Johns Lutheran Church.

"The Friendly Church"
Sunday, September 18th, IL a. m.
Divine service, English language.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m
If you have no church affiliations.
you are invited to worship with usl
H. L. PFOTENHAUER, Pastor.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-09-15
The Churches
The Presbyterian Church.
r w Orr Pastor


The church is maintained not SIS
much by the offerings of the members
and friends, as by The attendance at
its meetings for instruction and wor-
ship. The Bible school is studying the
History Of Israel at 10 o'clock zach
Sunday morning Following it public
worship is conducted for all who wish
to join us in this privilege THE
fathers have eaten sour grapes, and
the children's teeth are set on edge"
Young folks Of high school age meet
at the manse at $50.
Circle "B" meets with Mrs. Della
Evans on Wednesday evening the 2lst
Circle "A" is being entertained at
the country home of Mrs. Hans Peter
son on Friday afternoon, the 23rd
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Christian Science Church.

The subject for the Lesson-Sermon
Sunday, Sept. Is, will be Substance.
Wednesday evening meeting at 800
o'clock
Sunday school al 9:45 a. m.
The public is cordially invited to all
If these services.
Church of God.
Sunday school at 1000 a. m.
Preaching at 11.00 a. m.
Young Peoples meeting 700 p m.
Preaching at 500 p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday at 500
p. M.
Everybody is welcome to these serv-
ices.
REV. FRED DECKER, Pastor
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THE
| anlaraCk
LIBBY SCHOOL NEWS TOLD IN
AN INTERESTING MANNER
Edited by the
JOURNALISM CLASS

Little Johnny was asked for his opin-
ion about his new baby brother. He
hesitated a minute and then said, well
he's lot of bother, but I'm glad he's
here"
So teachers, we are glad you are here!
We shall not make the mistake OF
saving that I'VE welcome the old and
new faces" and our remark might be
misconstrued if we were to say that
I'VE welcome the old and new pupils,
but at least we can safely and sincerely
say that the Tamarack is glad for this
opportunity of welcoming all pupils,
whether they are first year grade stu
dents, first year high school students,
or those who have previously attended
Adults often say that school days are
the happiest days. They may seem dull
and uneventful at times, but if we
were given the opportunity to order
our days just as we would have them,
they probably would be no different
There might be as much similarity as
there was in the thread that a woman
customer sought to buy at notion
counter She explained to the clerk the
kind of crochet thread she wished and
the clerk said, "Oh, you want spool
of variegated thread?" The customer
replied, NO want spool OF thread
that is all different colors."
We anticipate very successful school
year Whether it is a successful year,
| in the broadest sense Of the term, de-
ponds upon the attitude and efforts of
each individual. And if we have the
wrong attitude, now is the time to
change it so that our efforts will not
be misdirected Perhaps our attitude is
like that of girl in certain high
school last year. The junior English
class of which this girl was member,
was requested to write a paper, the
title of which was to be My Philos-
ophy." This girl prefaced her philos-
ophy by writing, Mothers are queer
people, teachers are queerer people
and life is the queerest thing"
Mr.. Desonia, new teacher of the fifth
grade, helped win the ball game for
Bills Gang in the second game of the
double-header last Sunday afternoon
Mr. Desonia was a fielder for the Dill
don town team this year. His name APP
pears in the lineup as fielder, for he
game which is to be played, possibly
Friday evening" for the benefit Of The
Community Chest fund.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-01
FISHERMEN'S BALL
 TO BE HELD TONIGHT

Arrangements nave been com pleted for the Fishermen's Ball, which will be held tonight in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-01
RACE PHARMACY TO MAKE GIFTS
 TO GUS TO MFRS.
Completed for Opening of New Store
 Tomorrow Morning

Tomorrow, the first day of busi- ness of the Harry Race Pharmacy at 118 Seward Street, every woman customer of the store will be pre- sented with compact and every child customer with a toy air. plane.
 All arrangements have been con- pleted for the opening of the es- tablishmenc :cniorrow morning. The new and complete stock is in place and MT Race, the proprietor, and James c. Stapleton, the manager, have overlooked no details in the matter of meeting the demands of patrons and of affording quick and efficient service.
 Squibb products, Helena Ruben stein preparations and French Len theric goods are featured in the varied, attractive stock. Such a large quantity and assortment of Squibb products are to be carried that the pharmacy will be known as the Squibb Store.
 Mrs. Gladys Comstock, who was connected with the Britt Pharmacy, has been employed by the Race Pharmacy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-01

Soviet Russia led all other coun- tries in the purchase of Ameri- can industrial machinery last year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-01
MRS. FRA|M MET BY LOCAL CLUB,
 SUNRISE EVENT
Juneau Woman's S Club En-
 tertains National Offic- h ial at Breakfast

Speaking before a large attend ance at the Sunrise Breakfast os the Juneau Wcmans Club, Mrs. Clarence Fraim, Legislative Chair man of the National Federation of Women's Clubs and honor guest of the local organization, boosted Alaska's scenery, resources and ci- tizenry and complimented the local club in highest terms. Thirty one local clubwomen greeted Mrs. Fran at the breawfast which was presided over by Mrs. R. R. Her mann, Legislative Chairman of the Alaska Federation.
 The affair was fine success, every detail having been carried out exactly as planned. An AL Alaska menu, featuring salmon steak and other local products. was served. The table was beautifully decorated with Alaska wild flow CTS.
 Mrs. Frains, who is a splendid speaker, gave an interesting ac- count of her activities before Con- gress, and a summary of measures now being urged by her as means for carrying out plans for all de- partmental work. She praised the work of the Alaska Federation and it's legislative program. She also complimented Mrs. George James, of the local club, for her activi- ties as delegate to the National
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-01

The is moderately low except teme Southwest n with showers the pres sure moderately high from Washington souhwesward middle Asuian Islands Clear weather prevails this the western Interior with lower changes slight n other districts
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-07-01
RECENT BRIDE IS
 IGNORED GUEST AT
 LUNCHEON AND TEA

Mrs. Nels Gunnar Nelson was honor guest at a luncheon and tea given yesterday by Mrs. John Rustgard. The marriage of MT. and Mrs. Nelson occurred in San Francisco, Friday, the thirteenth of May. Mrs. Nelson was formerly Mrs. Marie Heuters Bentley, grad uate of the Army School of Nurs- ing, Washington, D. C., and for the past six years has been active in public health nursing in con- nection with the San Francisco Visiting Nurse Association. MT Nelson is owner of the Bergman Hotel in Juneau