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The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1932-03-26
RECORD OF BORDEN RACES

The john Borden Cup Marath on
Dog Race wa FIST instituted in
1915 when 1t. Commander D.
John Borden proposed to deposit
with the Nome Kennel Club. a
trophy. in the form OF cup suit
ably engraved. to further promote
dog racing on Seward Peninsula.
This trophy was to be compel
ed for annually by members OF
the Nome Kennel Club. without
restrictions as 10 the kind Or mum
Der CT dogs driven. over The Nome
Cape Nome Course, of a mara
thon distance, and under the aus
lpices and direction OF the Nome
rkennel Club.
The race to be known as the
John Borden Cup" Marathon
! Dog Race, the cup to remain in
the possession of the Nome Kennel
Club until it was won three times
by the same entry, at which time
| it is to become the sole and alb
| s6lute property OF the winning
entry, and in addition a smaller
cup will be presented to the win
liner of each years race for the
winner 10 keep as his own.
The first cup was presented in
1917, and won in that year by
Fired NJ Aver in the fast time OF
one hour. fifty four minutes and
forty seconds, In 1919 Fred Aver
again won. breaking his previous
record by one minute and eight
seconds. for total time Of one
I>hour. fifty three minutes and thir-
'ty two seconds
In 1919 Leonard Seppala won.
breaking all previous records OF
the course. in the fast time of
one hour, fifty minutes and tweH-
ty five seconds
In 1920 Fred Aver won over a
very poor trail, this being the %rd
time winner, giving Fred NJ Aver
permanetn ross ssion OF the cup.
Tho t;na holm. tvo ronrs for.v-
tbraa minutes thirty four .o.onIs
ca,na1, u.i,i,a.a.,. fro H.. .,.,.
after tba star, ,r acoour, .f .,,
accidant
T. 100, R,raa, rre.an,oJ ,
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manan+I,. h., Frar Avar t1,,,ev,.u
there was no Rora., Paca held i'm
thar YEAR
1922 w r NcCuira uop in tho
s,ou. rim. three hour. thirty
five minutes fine .lou, time hei,q
d,s ,o =, u,avnacted blizzard
swsa,ir dour -, tho contestants
flo, bavi,a bord,,. st,rsd ,ba;r
co,rsa
In 1000 t.or,rd sanno,. wa, !,
wo bouru forr minutes for,r 500
o,as
T, 100. IA pob. on :, .uo
hours sv. ,o;,,,aa o,.sro avid ,
ope-sftb seoorss
In ,aos 1.a,r,rd sar,,l, or IN
wo how're civ uin,tas .rd 20 cor,
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1932-03-26
DRAWING TIME EXTENDED

AId-AIlASKA CHAMPIONSHIP
DOG RACF-MaRCH 1870. 1892
Drawing for place takes place
at I,omens Drug Store Monday
noon, March a8th All entries re-
gister at Polets store.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1932-03-26
.aIRPtANF, NEWS

Pih-t Ham Nirow with IN NAT
plane. made the round trip 20
Teller today, bringing down r 4.
Peterson. who was taken the hos
pltai upon his arrival. suffering
from an infection on the face.
Pilot Mirow took off again To-
day for Council, returning with
Mrs. Hans Harsen and Mrs. Mi
son. The NAT plane will take of
Sunday for White Mountain
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1932-03-26
500 Dogs Being TRAINED FOR Big RACE

In 1892 Ernie Buckmaster won
In TWO hours. seyer minutes th!r-
" FIVE seconds.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1932-03-26

ROAST TURKEY DINNER
With Salad and Special Dessert :
90
From 12 to 8 Pm. SUNDAY I
MIDNIGHT SUN BAKING co. (
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1932-03-26

EAGLE SOCIAL DANCE
Saturday. March 26th, and Trophy
Series: Also dancing and refresh
ments. . pm. Small Eagle Hall
Gents 5Octs i4sdies Free.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1932-03-26

The Laiblin and Graham plane
hoped Off This morning for Rub,
Creek in the Casa section, with
Deputy Marshal Cremer to serve
an attachment on the Conncrs
dredge. The plane returned 10
Nome about PM
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1932-03-26

Pilot Vic Ross of the NAT is
expected to arrive Monday from
Fairbanks.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-03-03
OHIO Will TEST THE WEST Side OF DRY
CREEK; WORKS FAST ON GOLDEN DOME

says: GAN existing Montana drill
ing records went by the board this
week when the Ohio reported hole
made past 1900 feet. The well was
spudded with cable tools to depth of
335 feet, then shut down for a few
weeks while changing over to ro-
tary. Actual drilling did not com
mence until about two weeks ago.
1t is believed that this well may
drill to the top of the sand inside
of the next 80 days.
Golden Dome is a continuation
of the same sharp-dip fold as that
on which the Dry Creek structure
is located, and the well now drill
ing is only six miles from the Ohio
discovery we'll in Dry Creek. The
field is regarded as practically GER
tsin TO produce, with the prospect
that the oil will be of about the
same quality as that taken from
Dry Creek: sd in gravity, close to
gasoline in quality. Due to loca-
ton with respect to faults it
is believed the wells on Golden
Dome may exceed those Of Dry
Creek in productivity"
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-03-03
TEMPERATURE AND
SNOW TAKE A DROP
Warm Period Erases Snow,
Moisture Lost During
Recent Thaw

1.-TWO inches of snow, and two
above Zero" was the report at 10
o'clock this morning from I. A.
Draper, weather observer, as snow
continued to fall and drift in a
March rampage.
Lower temperatures returned
Tuesday and "Wednesday to end the
steady thaw that had lasted for
more than a week, but snow did
not arrive until the whole previous
supply had been melted and sluiced
away,down the creeks. Creeks that
were swollen last week have drop
ped again. Hard frozen ground
caused the loss of much moisture
during the past week.
"The thaw was unusually early
this year," says Mr.. Draper. q
have never e the snow go out
as fast before the middle Oh
March,"
Weather over the whole state was
warm last week, and snow was
wiped from many sections. The
Yellowstone valley has been prac,
tically bare for the past two
weeks.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-03-03

The Ohio Oil company has To-
Gated to sound out the west end
of the Dry Creek field, while work
has been moving fast on the Golden
Dome test. AT the same time UNI
ampdified reports say that the Mid
west company has brought in an
other well at Frannie, proving an
other area near the state line.
A rig has been moved to the
William Robinson farm on the west
side of the Dry Creek field, in C
NEA SWA section SIS, 21E. 1t
is the eleventh we'll to be started
on the structure. Another location
ON the Robinson farm has also been
announced as an offset to the new
producer, Chapman No. 1, that is
now on thexpipeline and said to be
showing more than 800 barrels q
day.
The Ohio-Industrial No. 2 has
gone below 1000 feet, but no drill
ing has been started on the Souders
No. 2 location.
OF the Golden Dome wildcat OF
the Ohio company, the current 49,
sue Of the Montana Oil journal
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-03-03
BEARCREEK ENTERS
HOOP TOURNEY AT
BOHEMIAN MARCH 9
Carbon County Teams Rate
Well in Yellowstone
District

Demonstrating their right to be
termed the best high school team
in Carbon county by twice defeat
ing Carbon high of Red Lodge in
the district tournament, the Bear
creek high cagers won second in
the Yellowstone competition and
earned the privilege of carrying
on in the state tournament next
Wednesday.
Bearcreek was runner-up to Bill
ings for the championship for the
second successive year, losing the
title by two points. Carbon lost to
Bearcreek in the semi-final, de.
feated Sweet Grass and Hardin to
attack the Bearcats again in the
playoff, and again lost.
Bearcreek may have another shot
at the Broncs in the state tourna-
ment. In the first session in the
State College gymnasium, March
8, Bearcreek will play Roundup.
and Billings will play the Thomp-
son Falls team. If both Yellow
stone teams win in the first round
they will meet each other in the
second or third.
Coach T. L. Benefits team Of
STANLEY Laukaitis ~(captain), join
Barovich, Frank Planichek. Frank
Tastoversnik, Vincent Besinque
John Naglich, and Matt Danichek
maintained an exceptional season
record, winning 26 of the % games
played. Coach Hartwig's Carbon
team, and the Billings Broncs were
the only Yellowstone district out
fits that defeated Bearcreek. Then
season point total was more thar
a thousand, according to figures
compiled by Pat Sanderson o.
Washoe.
Carbon county gave a good ac'
count of itself at Laurel last week
Three teams placed among the frs
|six, and three county boys PLACED
on the all-tourney team. Laukaiti'
and Barovich, Bearcreek forwarS
and center, were listed; John Do.
ran, basket singing guard of Rec
Lodge, was also on the first five
Pete Zupan, Red Lodge center, wa'
named ON. the second all-tourna
ment team.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-03-03
LEGION URGES LOCAL JOB INVENTORY;
AWARD SERVICE STARS TO EMPLOYERS

asking for help" says the chair
man.
In order that boosters in the
drive can be distinguished, and
that the campaign be carried out
with a true military snap, service
stars are TO be awarded in this
manner:
First, where q business or an in
dividual give employment to one
or more wage earners now unem-
ployed.
Second, where q householder
pledges q definite number of hours
per week to some wage Garner now
unemployed.
Third, where businesses or indi-
viduals pledge immediate expendi-
ture of any definite sum for any
purpose that will create work.
Service stars can be secured by
communicating with G. M. Downs,
post commander, or Henry Albert,
chairman of the Committee on I'M
employment
Montana did her share in ~
and 49," says the Committee, "and
it is UP TO you to say whether we
will do il again in 1921"
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-03-03
ABANDON THREE
COUNTY SCHOOLS
Districts II, 62, and So Are
Merged With Other
Nearby Schools

Three school districts of the
county, No. 81, (Mountainview).
No. IL Butcher Creek and No. 5e
(Sunnynook) have been abandoned
and merged with the other dis
tricts, on action by Miss Elizabeth
Duffield, county superintendent OF
schools.
Because the Mountainview school
has not been maintained for three
years, the district has been joined
to district No. SO EDGAR. The
Butcher Greek school, district No,
IL, has been without a teacher since
1924, and it is considered i'm
practicable to maintain the district
any longer. 1t has been partitioned
and joined with Volney Greek, No.
10, and Plummer, No. IS. The Sun
nynook school of district So, which
has been without a teacher for five
years, has been abandoned, and the
district apportioned between dis.
trict so (Weast) and district Is
(Wilson).
School lands of the abandoned
districts will be added to the other
districts; the school houses may be
sold. Tax levies on the vacated dis
tricts are to be divided in proper
ton to the taxes paid by the exist
ing districts.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-03-03

during the two weeks that the
nation wide unemployment cam
paign has been in progress, since
its Inauguration by the American
Legion and the Federation of La
Dor, a noticeable success has re-
suited from the efforts Of Legion
and Labor workers for the cause.
Almost a hundred thousand men
have found employment in the
United States since the drive
started.
While the campaign is meeting
with quick response in many sec.
tions, there are some communities
that have been slow to catch on,
Since the Carbon post of the Legion
opened its local push last week,
committee heads say that the reae-
ton has been sluggish. The en-
ployment committee is again urg.
ing citizens to make a labor inven-
tory.
"Even q fence that needs repair.
ing, or a basement cleaned, or win
dows to be washed are good rea-
sons for calling the employment
exchanges (phones rs and 140) and
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-03-03
fort.

There was also an intimation
from the Lindbergh household that
the baby might be returned today,
but no explanation for the belief
was given. 1t was repeatedly de-
MED that the family had been hav-
ing dealings with the kidnappers.
Importance was attached to the
story of a waitress at Pennington,
near Hopewell, that three men en-
tered the restaurant Friday and
asked the way to the Lindbergh
estate. She gave them the neces-
sary directions and they left the
restaurant about two hours before
the baby was first known to be
missing from the home.
She was taken to New York to
study pictures in the rogues' gal
lery. Shortly after her visit an or
der went out to the Newark police
to search all boarding houses and
hotels for the men, women and
baby.
Lindbergh asked all newspaper
men to leave the highways and po-
lice enforced the order against all
persons, clearing the roads for sew
eral miles around, indicating that
developments are expected soon at
the Lindbergh estate.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-03-03
INDEPENDENT TEAM
OF BEARCREEK HAS
A RECORD

AS an a~nti-climax to the playoff
between Bearcreek and Carbon at
Laurel Monday, the Bearcreek In
dependents laid a 44-23 plaster on
the Gordon Rae Furriers of Bill
ings. The Independents now have
an unbroken string of 10 victories.
Touted as one Of the fastest in
dependent outfits in the region, the
Furriers failed to show much
against Bearcreek. The game was
rough and loose, each team losing
two men on fouls during the tilt,
Vavich and H. Freeman netted the
most for Bearcreek.
According to Pat iS~anderson,
manager, the Bearcreek team has
scheduled a game with the State
College Bobcats, to be played
March 26, when the Bozeman col
legians will be on tour. The Red
Lodge Independents will also take
a crack at the Bobcats, says Man
ager Eli Tuuri.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-03-03
SPRING FESTIVAL
DATE ANNOUNCED
Community Groups To Join
in Activity; Program
Set for April 4

The date has been set for the
opening of the Red Lodge commu
nifty festival, it is announced by
Mrs. A. #. Christian, chairman of
the Fine Arts department of the
Woman's club of Red Lodge, which
is sponsoring the festival here. A
public program is to be given April
"a in the Elk's club, and other ac-
tivities growing from the festival
are to continue thruout the year.
All departments of the Woman's
club are contributing to the success
Of the festival, and are promoting
an all-community participation.
The literature department of the
club is now conducting poem, essay
and short story contests, both fol
school children and adults. Results
will be announced, and the winning
composition read, at the April T
program. The American homes anC
fine arts departments will show
exhibits of art work of various
kinds.
The ladies' glee club of Rec
Lodge will appear on the program
in cooperation with the music de.
partment of the club. Several plays
and musical numbers will be given
AS one of its functions in the fes.
tival, the music department will
collect and bind all donations o
sheet music, for presentation to tn
city library.
Part of the opening program will
be taken up by pupils of the cit!
schools, who will present a program
of their own, and will also show
exhibits of handicraft and art fash.
toned in the course of their schoo
work.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-03-03
(By Associated Press)

Shanghai that Japan was mobiliz-
ing three more divisions.
Japan's peace-time army is di-
vided into II divisions of about
1880 men each.
The information of observers in
the orient indicates that five of
these ~ divisions are now in serv-
ice in Manchuria, three more on
duty in Korea, another IN the Tient-
sin area and one in Formosa.
With four divisions at Shanghai,
the homeland would be left, unless
reserves have been called into serv-
ice secretly, with but three divis-
ions, and one Of these is a unit
permanently assigned as a guard
to the imperial household.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-03-03

Military observers in the orient
believe Japan reduced the military
defenses at home to a minimum in
sending two additional divisions to
Shanghai as reinforcements.
Before the dispatch of reinforce
ments, Japan had two divisions
about 25, 900 men-in service in the
Shanghai area, against an active
Chinese force estimated at 8 5000
men.
The reinforcements give Japan
a force of about $4,000 me in the
Shanghai region, to face a Chinese
force which may have been in
creased by the arrival of a troop.
In addition rumors were heard in
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-03-03
APPLICATIONS FOR
c M C. ARE READY
FOR 1892 SESSION
Boys of IL Are Eligible
for Summer Camp at
Fort Missoula

June II will be the opening date
of the 1882 Citizens Military
Training camp in Montana, ac-
cording to information received
here from State Aide Sanders of
the Ninth Corps area of the M. T.
lC. association. The Montana camp,
held at Fort Missoula, near the
lefty of Missoula, will receive all
youths from this state and from
two counties in Idaho: Custer and
Lemhi.
Frank Bowman of Red Lodge
has been named as civilian aide for
the training camps association in
ICarbon county, and is ready to re-
ceive applications from boys who
desire to attend camp this sum-
mer.
The Citizens Military Training
camps are summer camps main
tanned at the expense Of the gov
eminent for the training of the
american youth-not only with
the idea of giving boys a knowl-
edge of military life, but a knowl-
edge and experience that makes
for better citizenship. If you have
passed your seventeenth birthday"
urges the association, "plan to
spend a month this summer at the
,camp in your state.
1.-THE United States government
will pay all necessary expenses.
Your trip to camp will be paid
by the government; your board,
lodging, laundry at camp will be
taken care of free; and 80 days
later you will return home, also at
1.-THE expense of the government.
And you viii go home a better
American, in better health, and
better able to return to your stud
les or take up your job"
The only requirements for the
first entrance demand that the APP
plicant be in a fair state of health,
and that his age be between II and
"a. A physical examination must
be passed upon application, and
one upon arriving at camp.
Life in the training camps con-
sists of military drill, athletic
training and contests, and recrea-
tional activities. The health and
welfare Of the boys is carefully
guarded, and the program fur
nishes plenty of clean, constructive
occupation.
Carbon county has a quota of
only four boys, set tentatively ON
the basis of previous attendance
from this region. More applications
may be granted, however, if quotas
of other counties remain untitled
as the camp opens in June.
A number of Carbon county
youths have attended camp in past
years, and some have completed
the four regular courses given ION
first attendance at a camp, a boy
is trained in the Basic course; in
his second year he takes what is
known as the Red course; the third
course, the White, includes more
Continued on Page 81
Miss Agnes Ardissona was a
guest of relatives in Bearcreek
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-03-03

At a Regular meeting of the
Italian Girls Victory club held last
night in the library cub room,
plans were made for a dance to be
given by the girls on April 2, at
the Labor Temple. After the bust
ness meeting, members of the club
participated of a waffle supper SER
we'd by Mrs. Pete Cornelio and
Mrs. John Radosevich, h~ostesses for
the evening.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-03-03
CHINESE WAR CONTINUES

Shanghai.-The Chinese army
headquarters said that a detach-
ment of the nineteenth route
army at Iiuh0 had been engaged
by a Japanese force last night
in the darkness. The fighting is
still going on, the report said.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-03-03
CLAIM LINDBERGH BABY HELD
IN. MASSACHUSETTS VILLAGE

Hopewell, N. J. March 3-(AP)-Dawn today found
the crib of the Lndbergh infant still empty, and no word
received about the most famous baby in the world, who
was kidnapped from the nursery Tuesday night. There
was but a faint glmmer of hope in a postcard mailed
Yesterday, informing the colonel to await further IN
structions concerning the missing child.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-03-03
TO ASSIST
Officer To Aid Local People il
Preparing Returns

An internal revenue officer will
be at the mine office of the North
western Improvement company,
March 7 and 8, it is announced by
G. A. Rasmussen, collector of the
internal revenue service. The Of
ficer will be present for the pur-
pose of assisting taxpayers in pre-
pairing their income tax returns.
This service is to be furnished
free and without Obligation to any
who wish to avail themselves of it.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-03-03
THE WEATHER

Montana - Unsettled tonight
snow in south portion; colder in
east and north portions; generally
fair Friday. Wyoming-Snow to-
night; colder in east and south
portions; unsettled Friday; prob
ably snow in southeast portion.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-03-03

Boston, Mar. 3.--(AP)-A wo-
man driving a New Jersey IL
censed car who mailed a letter to
Col. Lindbergh is being sought
the envelope said please. spare
no effort to have this message
concerning Col. Lindbergh's son
rushed with all speed possible.
There is no hope, but it is a VII
tally important communication"
Postoffice officials said they
were unable to turn the letter
over to the police.
-
Roston Mar 3-(Ap>-Tbe
kidnannad bahv of Col Lind
hergh il held in a bousa in a
small Nassarbusetts town ac-
cordino n : letter mailed IN
I;pdberoh here TO-DAY INV a wo-
man of ahout ca wears Police
onened the letter after thew had
received authorization nv tele-
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-03-03

Homer Hart of Billings attended
to business in Red Lodge Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-03-03

Miss Agnes Ardissona was a
guest of relatives in Bearcreek
Sunday.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-03-03

EVANSVILLE, Ind.-When Jer-
ry Malta of Richmond Hill, N. Y,
bought a dozen eggs the other day
the grocer assured him they were
frcsh-but neglected to say when.
Malta found a name and address
written on one of the eggs and
wrote a letter asking what the egg
writer knew about the eggs fresh
ness.
The reply of G. T. Turner Of
Evansville (the egg writer), was
that he had inscribed the egg in
January, 1926.
The Washington times., 1932-12-20
VIVID PROGRAM
IS PROMISED
TONIGHT

Leopold Stokowski has revised
the program announced originally
by the Philadelphia Orchestra at
the concert in Constitution Hall
tonight. In place of the Strauss
tone-poem Tod und Verklarung, "
Mr.. Stokowski has substituted
Claude DebuSSy's two Noctunes
for Orch estra, "NuageS"
CCloudsO and "Fetes" CFesti-
vals'').
The first half of the program
remains as scheduled originally,
and is devoted to four symphonic
versions of music taken from the
different acts of "Siegfried," the
third opera in the Wagnerian
Ring des Niebelungen." The two
Debussy Nocturnes open the Sec
ond half of the concert, and are
followed by the music written by
Sibelius for Shakespeare's "The
Tempest" Storm" and Der
ceuse," and the concluding num-
Der on the program will be Straw
insky's Suite, "L'OiSeau de Feu"
CThe Bird Of FireO.
The concert is under the local
management of the T. Arthur
Smith bureau.