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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
PLANK FOR PLANTS

If you are planting your veget- abies in rows. Q few long blanks will come in handy. Take q stick and run it in the ground along the plank at the required depth. Move the plank It's own width for row anacing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
nIsH PAN pOOL

4 large dish pan sunk in the ground end surrounded with stones makes m attractive little pool for the rock garden. Its bottom can be covered with sand. and water lilies can be planted In it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
ONE COAT BETTER

In painting the outside Of the house. apply one coat. one coat applied often is better than two coats nt longer intervals. Besides it offers . chance 10 change colora more often.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15

A model of exceptional loveliness is this pretty little frock for the junior. What is more, it is style that is borrowed from the adult mode. It is of such smart sophis- tication, the type of dress that gives daughter a big thrill to wear.
 And it's as cute as can be in cherry-red and white crepe silk print with plain cherry-red crepe.
 It's darling too with the skirt of French blue linen with white linen bodice.
 Rayon novelties are splendid for this model and so inexpensive.
 Style, No. BIO may be had in sizes 10, 12, 14 and 16 years. Size 10 requires 1h yards 39-inch for skirt. with l yard 3s-inch for blouse.
 Spring Is the most important. the most colorful season in Fash ions. All the more reason why you should have an authentic guide, such as our new Fashion Magazine. to show you the way in design, colors. etc. Of course. there are styles for afternoons. for stouts, for home wear. lingerie. children, etc.
 Price of Book 10 cents.
 Price of Pattern IS cents in stamps or coin ;oin is preferred) |.
La gaceta., 1932-08-22

Para hoy esta sehalado en- la
corte de 10 criminal, ell juiciO de
la causa instruida a Howard Ri
La gaceta., 1932-08-22

&c, a quien Sc acusa de haber NAL
tratado, pegandole con los puhos
Y un blackjack al vigilante
Wright, ell pasado septiembre.
Ell fiscal le acusa de asalto con
intenci6n de asesinar.
Por Ell mismo deli"o Sc acuSa
tambien a Ed L4,avine.
La gaceta., 1932-08-22

|fangos.
FL 81. arrange nag6 fuera de
su hija Ia resgonsabilidad deI ac
'cidente, pero Fernandez recogi6
la firma de varios testigoa para
demostrar 10 c~ontrario,
Gran numero de personals Sc
~aglomeraron en- ell lugar del SUI
|ceso Y muehas Sc marayillaban
de que la Srta. arrange hubiera
.escapado ilesa.
Viajaban eo eli autom6vil del
ST.. Fernandez, sin que sufrieran
dano fisico alguno, a Sr. Lassus,
su esposa y varios ninos.
La gaceta., 1932-08-22

Los hombres detenidos el sa-
bado en- varias casas de iuego,
seran pressntados hoy dl juez
Watkins, de la corte municipal.
Las pruebas contra los acusa-
dos fueron recoTidas por dos
confidentes, J. l.. Stokes Y E. r
Heinrich, ayudados por los vigi-
lantes Henley y Beatsley.
Ell sabado la policia entr6 dos
wees en- ell cafe de Rodolfo, es-
quina de la Septima y Gale II.
rompiendo una pared en- la Sc
gunda vista.
Los a~rrestauos Sc nomJran
Andres Fontanillas, Mario Con
zalez, Victor Tasmira, Frank y
Pedro Pardo, Jose Fernandez,
Jose Diaz, B. Hamer, Jose Fe-
rrera, Jose Garcia, Kersey Sims,
John Boa, Jose Mateo, Jimmy
Mack y Nick Petos. Junto con
esos individuos, directories o al
ministradores de casas de jue-
gos, Sc apresaron otros que esta-
ban cOmprando n1meros de bo--
lita.
La gaceta., 1932-08-22
de $4,000 que en- ella habia.

La iunta de educaci6n del con
dado ha resuelto que los alum
nos de los grades septimo V oc-
tavo, en- las escuelas preparato-
rias, no tendran que comprar
nuevos libros, en- ell pr6ximo eur
so 81 los que ahora tienen Sc en-
cuentran en- buenas condolences.
Creese que en- Tampa bastard
a los alumnos de esos grades con
una tercera parte de los libros.
Sc ha tornado ell acuerdo en-
algunos condados de que no Sc
exijian nuevos libros para las es
cuelas preparatorias, teniendo
en- cuenta que muchos de los a.
lumnos no pueden comprarIos,
por no tener trabajo sus padres.
Sc encuentra gravemente en-
fermo en- I'm hospital de esta ciu-
dad ell suspendido sheriff del
condado de Dade, Sr. NJ. P. Leh-
man.
La enfermead que padece es
grave y aver hub0 necesidad de
trasladarao en- una ambulancia
desde ell hotel Hillsborough al
Hospital.
Anoche Sc telegrafi6 a su es-
posa, llamandola a su cabecera.
Para hoy esta sehalado en- la
corte Gle 10 criminal, ell iuicio de
La gaceta., 1932-08-22
HELEN JACOBS CONQUIS-
TO Ell C~AMPEONATO DE
TENNIS

Forest Hills, N. Y, agosto %.
Helen Jacobs, que durante 7
amos ha venido tratando de con-
quistar ell campeonato de tennis
aver VIC realizada su ambicion,
derrGtando en- los finales a
Carolyn Babcock, de Los Ange-
les.
La Jacobs cometi6 % erroreS
contra 48 su o~ponente.
Tiene q nuevo campe6n %
amos y anteriormente habia lie
gad0 a los finaqes con Helen
Wills, que este aho no defen-
di6 ell tftulo.
La gaceta., 1932-08-22
Ell T'EFNpO

Nublados y lluyias para hoy.
Vientos moderados del Este y
Sudeste, De "A grades fu6 aver
la temperature minima, a las
seis de la manana, Y de 80 la
naXima, a Ia una de Ia tarde.
Marea alta a las 5 AZ a. M. Y
6:38 p. m. Alarea baja a las
2:21 p. m. y Il Al p. m.
La gaceta., 1932-08-22
automovil Chevrolet.


Aparentemente los ladrones
Sc hallaban apostados en- la obs
curidad y avanzaron revolver
en- mano, pidi6ndoles ell dinero y
haciendoles despu6s caminar
hasta Tampa.
Desde la planta de hielo de
Palma Celia ell hombre llam6 a
la policia y a los diputados del
sheriff, dandoles cuenta de 10
sucedido.
Audaces ladrones sacaron a.
yer la GAIA de caudales del sa-
lon de billares Sullivan, situado
a corta distancia de la estaci6n
de policfa, pero no pudieron lie
varsela, dejandola abandonada
en- ell callej6n.
I'm policia encontr6 la GAIA,
en- horas de la manana, dando
81 oportuno aviso.
Parece que los ladrones te-
MAN preparado un autom6vil
para cargarla, pero no lograron
su prop6sito, "perdiendo" mas
La gaceta., 1932-08-22

Ell Juvz Petteway, de la corte
de 10 criminal, presidira mana
ma la vista de la causa contra
Benny Lewis, de % amos, acusa-
La gaceta., 1932-08-22
NOTICLAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Junto a la carretera Bay to
Bay Boulevard, dos bandidos a.
saltaron anoche a un hOmbre y
una mujer, quitandoIes 81 Y I'm
La gaceta., 1932-08-22

Dos AUTOMOBILES chocaron a :
yer per la tarde en- la ~eSQuina de
Magnolia Y la avenida Platt, vol
candose uno de ellcs, marca Hup
mobile, que guiaba la Srta. Nita
Arrange, vecina de South New
port 400, hija del conocido fabri
cante de tabacos, Sr. Jose Aran-
go. Us. .'IH
Ell otro autom6yiI, que guiaba
F, Fernandez, Dariente del ST.,
Juan Lassus no Sc vclc6, pero SUI
fri6 averias de importancia en-
el estribo y dos de los guarda-
La gaceta., 1932-08-22

do de aSeSinar a Walter Cabre-
"a, de AZ. Aparece que Lewis dis
par6 contra Cabrers, %perforan-
dole lie abdomen.
La gaceta., 1932-08-22

Schwab Davis SC, 10h, Sc.
Hav-a-Tampa 1c, 5h, de; Re-
gensburg lac, 12h, Be.
Hav-a-Tampa DC, III, lie; Re
gensburg &c, Oh, De.
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15
MILLS LOSES BET

New York, October 10, (P)- Secretary of the Treasury Ogden Mills lost a bet, Democratic Head quarters announced, and as a re- suit his personal check for s100 has gone to the Rooseyelt-Garner fund. The announcement said last fall Mills bet a prominent society matron Roosevelt would not be nominated. He recently paid the bet and the winner endorsed the check over to the Democratic cam paign committee, requesting that it be added to her previous con- tribution.
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Probate Court for the Cape
 Nome Precinct, Territory of AL aska, Second Division.
 In the matter of the Estate of T. A. PETERSEN, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, Alberta V. Petersen, has been appointed by the above entitled court, Executrix of the Estate of T. A. Petersen, deceas- ed. All persons having claims against the estate of said deceas- ed, are hereby required to present the same duly verified to the un- dersigned Executrix of said estate at Teller, Alaska, within six months from the date of this notice.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska, this sth day of October, 1882.
 ALBERTA V. PETERSEN,
 Executrix of the Estate of
 T. A. Petersen, deceased. Publish-October 8, 15, 22. 70. and November 5, 1s52.
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15
ABANDON EFFORTS

MANILA, Oct. II, (P)-Von Gron eau and his companions, today abandoned efforts to repair the engine of their plane which was forced down on the rough seas of the Indian Ocean. just as the Brit ish steamship Karagola came to their assistance.
 Cryptic message was received from Won Gronau at 4:00 o'clock this afternoon which said the steamer Karagola was coming to their rescue. Sorry they couldn't finish their program. The globe circlers were forced down earlier in the day about two hundred miles south of Rangoon by brok- en water pump.
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15
MARKET AT CRITICAL POINT.

From News-Mtner, Fairbanks )
 New York, October 9th, [P- Stocks finished the short session today in confused price move ments and with a wide assort- ment of small losses.
 A favorable weekly report of revenue carloadings checked an early decline but break in cot ton prices brought fresh selling.
 Many of the more active issues were depressed from one to over two points, while numerous re- coveries of point or 50 were made in late dealings.
 Most of the losses ranged from fractions to point
 The closing tone was slightly heavy.
 Union Pacific rallied fraction ally and then dropped a point.
 Southern Pacific lost two points
 United States Steel and Ameri- can Can reduced extreme losses.
 Issues closing lower included, American Telephone, International
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15
SMITH TO TAKE STUMP
 FOR GOV. ROOSEVELT

New York. October 10. (P- Alfred E. Smith will campaign for a democratic victory in Masachu- sets, Connecticut. Rhode Island and New York.
 The delegations of those states supported him in the Democratic convention this year and Massachu sets and Rhode Island gave him their electoral votes in 1928.
 Smiths friends are talking of him as likely organization can- dfdate for mayor of New York next year.
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15

. PARIS, October 8. tP-Samuel Insull, former utilities chieftain, who is wanted for larceny and em bezzlement in connection with the collapse of his holding companies, is sought in Florence, Italy.
 A request for his provisional ar rest and detention was delivered by the American embassy in Paris to the French foreign office but it was discovered Insull left Paris shortly after he was indicted in Chicago.
 A. Barrie. Ontario, bail of s50.- 0), was set for Martin Insult, awaiting extradition on the same charges
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15
FOOT BALL SCORES

Seattle, Oct. s, (P)-Followins are the foot ball scores of today. Oregon 0, Washington 0. Santa Clara 0, Stanford fl Oregon State 0, Southern Calf 10 St. Mary's 12, California 12 Idaho 2, Gonzala 20 Willamette 0. Wash. State 30 Iowa 0, Wisconsin 34 Purdue 2, Minnesota o. Princeton ', Columbia 20 Northwestern 6, Michigan Is Chicago z, Yalo Haskell o, Notre Dame 73
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15
SEN. REED ANSWERS HOOVER

DIES .MOINES, Iowa. Oct. II. (P-Former Senator Reed of Mis- souri, in a democratic reply to President Hoover's speech last week, asserted that the statement that the country was nearly fore ed off the gold standard was lab solutely untrue.
 The Missourian also referred to the c o P statement on Roose- velt's tariff views as ia willful perversion of the truth" He re- ferred to the body of Hoover's address as "a series of incorrect statements and unjustified deduc- tfons"
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15
FIVE HURT IN GUN BATTLE

Cleveland, Oct. 10th, (P)-Five persons were shot, three perhaps fatally. in a running fight in the down town business district be- tween police and two bandits.
 Police frustrated an attempt of the bandits to rob a diamond mer- chant.
 Herbert Quinlan. jeweler; Patrol man Fred Blazer and Mrs. Flor ence Martin are in a critical con- dition.
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15
FIND MISSING BODY

WASHINGTON, Oct. Il, P)- Officers reported the finding of the body of Dr. simon s. Baker, aged 65, who has been missing for some time, late today.
 Bakers body was found in a field near here. He was a former of Washington Jefferson College. He had been shot to death.
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15
VOLSTEAD IS DRUNK

Milwaukee, october 10, (P,-A gentleman named Eolstead came to court today charged with com mon drunk eness. The prisoner Chris Volstead, aged 35, who said he was no relation to the sponsor of the dry act, was fined one dol lar and costs after policeman testified about finding him intoxi- cated.
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15
MA" FERGISON Is VICTOR
 IN LEGAL BATTLE

AUSTIN, Texas, October 10, L4J The state supreme court granted Ferguson for writ of mandamus to compel certification of her name as Democratic candidate for gov ernor.
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15
UNEMPLOYMENT. IN IRELAND

BELFAST, Oct. II, R-Two thousand police are mobilized here today in anticipation of unemploy- ment disorders. They have already battled ten thousand iobless men and women who had gathered to demand additional government re- lief.
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15
CALL FOR BIDS

Bids for the construction of foot bridge across Dry Creek will be received at the office of the City Clerk up to 2:3O pm. Oct. 14th and there be publicly open ed. Plans, specifications, and forms for bidding on file after 10 am. Oct. 12th
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15
TO BE BROUGHT BACK

ATHENS, Oct. 14, lAo,-Samuel Insult, a former Chicago power magnate, is being detained by the Greece authorities at the request of the American Minister, on a question of extraditi0n to the United States, activities of which are now pending.
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15
To CONSIDER QUESTION

LDIPZLG, Germany. Oct. II, (P The German Supreme Court to- day began the consideration of the question of the legality of the dictatorship esta abhshed in Prussia in July by Chancellor Von Papcn. The case is unprecederted tn the history of Germany.
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15

oi Congress, Mir. Stafford, reserv- ed the right to object in order to inquire into the propriety ol the 1 transfer, and other member nam ed MT. Collins, assured him that | 1t was right and proper thing l to do. Then Stafford inquired as | to whether the interior depart ment had any organization for do- | ing road work. Of course the in ,erior department had no organi- | zation whatever for doing road work. That department was not building a foot of road anywhere in the Territory of Alaska. A road was being built for the interior department in Mckinley Park, but the work was actually done by the Alaska Road Commission. read from the Congressional Re- cord of June 27th the following coloquy to show the misinforma tion and misa apprehension of the to this bill:
 "Mr. Stafford: And what organ ization has the Interior Depart ment for doing that character of work at the present time? "Mr Collins: They have an or ganization that is comparable in every regard with that of the War Department.
 MT. Stafford: Utilized at present for what kind of work?
 Mir Collins: Similar work on roads in Alaska"
 Of course that is all wrong. Ev- cry answer was wrong. It was just 100 percent untrue. But of course these gentlemen didn't know the facts, and MT. Wickersham did nt take enough interest in the matter to be present so that he might advise them of the facts. That is the kind of representation ycu have had in Congress for these last two years. But the most as founding thing of all to me with relation to this subject is contain ed in the speech of Judge Wick ersham which he made at Fairbanks recently. He said, "I did not op- pose that bill for another reason had had some trouble with some of those army officers several years ago. They had said things about me and I expect I was mean enough to say mean things about them. And I will admit there was not great deal of good feeling between the army officers and myself, and felt that had a chance to get even for the old troubles, so didn't oppose the bill"
 Wick's Revenge
 So here we have Judge Wicker sham admitting, and indeed boast ing that in his consideration of the matter. he was swayed. not by the welfare of the people of Alaska. but by his desire to get even win somebody living or dead Of course, we all know that Jud- ge Wickersham hated General Richardson. but I, for one, was amazed to think that any man would go beyond the grave in or der to find somebody to curse and somebody to get even with. But this part of Judge Wickersham's speech has even deeper signifi- canoe. l want to put to you a question which you can answer on November the Sth What do you think of the political morality of public servant who decides that he will not oppose a bill adverse to the public interest because by supporting the bill he can vent his spit or harted or malice or reven- ge upon some one? If you want that kind of alleged service from your Delegate, vote for Judge Wick ersham, because if I am elected I certainly will never be infuenc- ed in my public actions by the fact that I do not like somebody, or somebody doesn't like me
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15
TUESDAY (From Nugget Daily Bulletin,
HOOVER TO SPEAK

WASHINGTON. Oct. II, (P)- The White House announced today a Hoover campaign speech the night of October 18th, in the Cleve- land Auditorium.
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15
TO VISIT LONDON

LONDON, Oct. II, R)-A Par is dispatch today said that Prem fer Herriot of France had decid- ed definitely to visit London this week and discuss Germany's claim to an arms equality.
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15

Noel Wien of the Wien Airways of Alaska, took of for Fairbanks 11:l5 am. today with mail, ex- press and the following passengers Miss Sorley, MT Ford, MT. and Mrs. Art Chamberlain and Miss Parker. Wien expects to fly to Anchorage and Seward tomorrow from Fairbanks in order that his passengers may catch the Saturday boat for Seattle
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15

Pilot Jones of the Pacific Alas ka Airways made a round trip to Council today bringing back as pass engers Hans Hansen and wife and Miss Helen Johreot.
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15
AIRPILANE NEWS

Pass ngers arriving from Couu- cil Va PA plane yesterday were Ne.s Trolsen, Larson. Nels Christiansen, Geo. Glass, A T Mo IyoH.
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15

Harvester, J l. Case, Consolidat- ed Gas, Sears and Woolworth.
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15
MONDAY

tFrom NR get B,iIy Bulletin,
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15
AfRPLANE MOVEMENTS

Brown of the NAT made a trip Saturday to Golovin with Joe Dex ter, and 10 Unalakleet with Mrs. McGann; returning to Nome he brought Rev. F. NJ. Menager, S.J.. the general superior of Northern Alaska, who will be stationed at Nome
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15

Pilot Mirow of the Northern Air Transport took off today for Deering and Candle, expecting to return tonight with Mr and Mrs James keenan and Herbert Green berg
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15

The expense of printing this speech is paid by the Nome Dem ocrats. We invite an impartial com parison by the voters of the second division with the speech of Judge Wickersham's printed in last weeks Weekly Nugget.
 You are the Judges!
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15

brought Rev, F. NJ. Menager, S.J .. the general superior of Northern Alaska, who will be stationed at Nome.
 Jones of the PAA arrived Nome from Fairbanks Sunday afternoon with express and mail. He took off this morning for Teller and upon his return to Nome made two round trips to Council. He is scheduled for another hop to Council Tuesday morning.
 Mirow of the NAT, made round trip to kotzebue Sunday, bringing to Nome Mrs. R. B. Julian from Baldwin; MT. Humling, MT. Casa nof and Joe Sigsby from Keewalik
 E. B. Austin arrived from Tel Ter Sunday on an NAT plane
 Pilot Noel Wien made a round trip to Deering and Candle, Sun day. with MT Gustaffson for Can dle. From Candle to Deering he carried five passengers as follows: Walter Germane. John Schafer, Sam Goodhope, Richard Outwater and Jerry Casey. At Deering he picked up Mir and Mrs. Art Cham berlain enroute to the outside via Nome and Seward.
 Two NAT planes made round trips to Spruce Creek bringing to Nome the dredge crew and clean up, this afternoon.
 Pilot Wien is scheduled to hop off morning for Seward via Besides carrying the mail he will have as passengers. Miss Parker of San Francisco Mir and Mrs. Art Chamberlain for Seattle: and Sam Minzaeff will be a passenger for Flat.
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15

The Bird plane was test hop ping today and will probably make a flight the Kougarok
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15

(Mr. Dimond's speech will be continued in next Saturdays Is- sue of the Nome Nugget.)
The Nome nugget., 1932-10-15

Pilot Jones of the PAA Is mak- ing a round trip to Teller today and will bring back Dr. Braafiadt and equipment
Evening star., 1932-01-17
Dean of Representatives
Honor Guest at Party

Representative Henry W. Temple,
dean of the Pennsylvania congressional
delegation, will be the guest of honor
and speaker at the meeting Of the
Pennsylvania Society to be held in the
grand ball room of the Willard Satur-
day evening, January %. DR.. Temple
will speak Of George Washington" an
appropriate subject at this time.
The entertainment program OF an
hour from $50 o'clock, will include a
number of selections by the noted Penn
sylvania Railroad Quartet, who have
on several previous occasions appeared
on the society's programs, and by spe-
cial request are coming to Washington
for return program.
Dancing for a period Of three hours
will follow the entertainment program,
the music for which will be furnished
by one Of the Capitols leading orches-
tras.
Representative Samuel A. Kendall,
president of the society, is much en-
couraged by the generous response be-
ing received from his campaign to in
crease the society's membership, and
anticipates restoring this organization
to its former position as the largest
State society in Washington. He urges
all Pennsylvanians to take advantage
Of the social and entertainment fea-
lures which the society aocords its
members and their guests. Applications
for membership may be procured from
the secretary, Mr.. A. M. Gulick, 1872
House Office Building, or at the Willard
Saturday evening and guest tickets for
non-members may be secured in the
same manner
Evening star., 1932-01-17
Illinois Society Changes
Date to January ~

Because of President Hoover's recep-
tion to the United States Senators
Thursday evening, January 81, the date
of the f,rst meeting of the Illinois State
Society for this year is changed until
Friday evening, January %. The meet
ing will be held at the Willard Hotel
The quests of honor are Senator ana
Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis. IN llle
receiving with them will be Senator ana
Mrs otis Glenn, members OF the III
nois delegation in the House OF repre-
sentatiyes and their wives, ana FORMER
president Of the society ana MIS-
The bnstesses for this meeting are:
Mrs Theodore Risley, wife OF the presl-
dent. Judge Theodore Risley; MRS.
Thomas Sterling, chairman OF the Re
ception Committee; Mrs. Paul Line
berger Miss Pearl Mccall, Mrs. James
Underwood, Mrs. Victor Martin, Mrs.
Leslie johnson and Mrs. Algernon
Bailey. ...r,
ment Committee has secured the lol-
lowing male quartet, which will sing
several selections: Messrs. w. Cameron
Burton, Ben Thomason, George Good
win, and Paul Fox. Mrs. Albert =. heeo
will be the accompanlst.
Senator Lewis will deliver orle1 az
dress. After the program the rest OF tne
evening will be enjoyed with oanclng
and cards.
President Risley is making every ef-
fort to make this, the first meeting OF
the wear. a success. All visitors from
Illinois in washington on that date
are invited to attend. Chairman VIC
tor Martin of the Floor Committee, and
his assistants will meet the guests.