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The Nome daily nugget., 1935-12-27
HAVE YOU TRIED COM AK co AL :?

COMAX COAL is produced by the Vancouv- CT Island Goals Limited, producers also of the fam GUS Ladysmth Coal We brought in a sample SUD- ply of CONlAX COAL on the recommendation of MT. H. R. PlOmmer, General Manager, who visit ed Nome last summer
 After Investigating local conditions MT. Plom- mer advised the introduction of CONIAX COAL the ground of Economy and Efficiency. He pro- duced facts showing considerable saving compar- ed with oil burning. COMAX COAL is extremely high in heating value, and because of its strong coke qualities is ong-lasting. It is not recommend ed that this coal should be used except in those places where healthy draft is available, and in this regard it should not be inferred because the draft is the fire that the fire is burning to waste. Of course, if the heat is not required there is purpose in exciting fierce fire, but if requir- ed the more of the oxygen from the atmosphere that can be consumed with the coal, the better the results.
 NOME HARBOR LICHTERACE
 COMPANY
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-12-27
REINDEER TOY RIDES '!

Price for 3 to I persons taking reindeer rides and taking pictures, 5000 A helper will be engaged as a precautionary measure to insue safety to passen- gers.
 Beginning tomorrow rides or trips from the Landing Field to Bessie Roadhouse and return will be made. Transportation of Freight And Passengers to Outly- ing Greeks or Villages.
 s E E
 James Brandon
 For Rates and Dates Have your Picture Taken
 With The Reindeer Jitney
La gaceta., 1935-07-16

quineS excitando a cometer de-
litos, directa 0 indirectamente,
etc.
Los reos de los delitos COM
p~rendidos en- este bando seran
sometidos a juicio sumarisimo,
que Sc tramitara con arreglo
al C6digo de justicia militar.
No podra celebrarse ninguna
reunion, mitin, conferencia o
manifestation pdblica nj aun
de las Juntas 0 As0ciaciones de
Sindicatos, sin la authorization
del general jefe de la cuarta di-
vision organica, don Jose San
chez Ocana. Toda reunion ma
n~ifest3ci6n celebrada sin per-
misc sera disuelta por la fuer-
"a.
La gaceta., 1935-07-16
Il bando gle mantiene en- Barcelona
ell estado de guerra

Madrid, Julio 15.-No obs
tante las peticiones que en- con
trario lie han sido hechas, ell
gobierno mantiene EN- Barcelo-
ma Ell estado de guerra.
Ell Bando del estado de que
IRA, con la firma del general
Sanchez Ocana, ordena que
sean repelidos por la fuerza,
sin previa intimaci6n, todos
los actos de violencia realiza-
dos contra cuarteles, polvori-
mes. lineas ferreas y de tran
Was, medios de communication,
edificios publicos, fabricas,
bancos 0 establecimientos GUS
todiados por las fuerzas de Sc
guridad o del Ejercito. Quedan
sometidos a la Jurisdiction de
guerra los delitos de rebellion.
sedlci6n y sus conexos; los
que causen desperfectos en-
tiendas o Was de communication
telef6nicas, telegraficas Q de
radio; los de aggression, injuria,
lnsulto o amenaza de hecho o
de palabra; los de desacato,
injuria o calumnia a las autori
dades militares, a instituciones
o cuerpos del Ej6rcito, cual-
qulera que sea ell medic en-
pleado, con inclusion de la i'm
prenta, grabado, radio y TODD
0tro medic de diffusion Y publ
cidad; los de tenencia ilicita
de armas, explosives, mate
rias incendiarias y gases lacri-
mogenos o asfiXiantes, asi CO.
mo cualquier otro medic o ar
tificio capaz de producer gra-
YES danos; los que arr0jen a la
via pablica y los que fijen pas
La gaceta., 1935-07-16
LOS Pts
TOLEROS MARTORELL Y
MORALES LOPEZ

Barcelona, Julio 15.-L9s a
tracadores Jose Martorell Vir-
gill Y Francisco Morales Lopez,
ell prlmero conocido por ell Enc
migo No l, han sido condena-
dos Dor un tribunal de urgen-
ella. Ell primero por un intento
de robo V homicidio eumplira
80 aEoS y ell segundo cuatro a.
nos, por t~enencia ilicita de ar
mas. Mat6 ell primero a un guar
dia.
Absolvi6 ell tribunal a otro
individuo que IhSbia sido proce-
'sado en- la causa, Jose Serrano.
La gaceta., 1935-07-16
RECRESO REY

De su viaje a la Habana, don
de pas6 varios dias, ha retorna-
do nuestro muy appreciate ami
&c Ramon Fernandez Rey, pre-
sidente del Centre Espanol.
Ramon hizo algunas compras
de tabaco para la fabrica de
Morgan durante su estancia en-
la bella isla.
Mudao nos place verle de nue.
vo entire sus amigos y en- esta
Iciudad, donde tanto Sc lie quie-
70
La gaceta., 1935-07-16
HERIDO ~CASUALMENTE UN
JOVEN DE 16 AMOS

Jugando aver con una pis-
tola calibre %, ell jovencito
Harlan Logan, de 16 amos, hi
rio casualmente a su amigo w.
c. Thomas, tambi6n de 16 a.
nos, residente en- la casa hume
70 GIG de la avenida South
Willow.
Logan es hijo de los espo-
SOS ADDISON Logan, vecinos del
ndmero 1913 de Richardson
Place.
Ell arma Sc dispar6 cuando
los dos la examinaban, entran-
dole ell proyectil a Thomas
por el lado derecho del suer-
pc. En- la manana de hoy ell he
rido habia mejorado b~astante.
La gaceta., 1935-07-16
|REGRESO DE UN
BUEN AMIGO

La semana pasada regres6
a esta ciudad, luego de un via
je por Espana, donde recogi6 "a
su familia, que estaba ALI, de
vacaciones, nuestro apreciado
amigo ell ST.. Manuel Garcia,
condueno del restaurant Go
lumbia."
En- Espana pas6 dias muy
agradables, en- compahia de
familiares Y personals de su a
mistad.
Damos la bienvenida al dis
tinguido industrial Y prominen
tie socio del Centre Asturiano.
La gaceta., 1935-07-16
PENSION A FAVOR DE UN
~COMPANERO DE VILLA
CAMPA

Madrid: julio 16.Los pc
ri6dicos publican I'm acuerdo
del ayuntamiento de Sevilla con
cediendo una pension annual de
1000 pesetas a Jose Gomez San
chez, compahero que fue del ge-
neral Villacampa en- la subleva-
ci6n republican,.
Gomez estuvo condenado a
muerte, como Villacampa, y fue
indultado. cumpliendo varios
anos de preside.
La gaceta., 1935-07-16

Creemos que nuestros lecto-
res nos agradeceran haberles
traducido ell a~rticulo de Ferre-
70 sobre Ia "incomprensible" po
Utica de Mussolini, en- 10 que a
Ethiopia respecta.
Ell Duce quiere la guerra en-
Africa para ocultar ell fracaso
de 81 politica en- Europa.
~ ell pueblo italiano pagara
la demencia de su primer mi
nistro, del jefe de un gobierno
usurpador, con miles de vidas
i6venes y titles!
La gaceta., 1935-07-16
ANTONIO ALVAREZ
DE VIAJE

Este querido amigo nuestro,
Vicepresidente del Centre Es-
panel, embarcara hoy p2ra la
Habana, donde pasara tres @
cuatro semanas.
I'm grupo de sus amigos IN
timos acudira a deapedirlo a
Port Tampa.
lie deseamos un viaje feliz
y que pronto tengamos ell gusto
de verle de nueVo por aca.
La gaceta., 1935-07-16
INFORM CFON
DTi. PUERTO

Arribaron aver los vapores
americanos Pawnee, Cardonia,
Colorado, Edgehill, Dolphin y
Commercial Orleanean, y las mo
.tonaves C3bo Maisi y Semi Ra-
mus.
Zarparon Ell las pasadas "a
horaS los vapores Commercial
.Orleanean y Glenpool.
La gaceta., 1935-07-16
CONTRA LA IMP0ITACION
DE CARNES EXTRANJE-
RAS

Madrid, JBlio 16.-En San
Crist6bal Das Vinas, en- Ell Fe-
rrol, Sc ha ~efe:tuado una asam-
.blea para protest2r de la i'm
poraci6n de carnes' extranje-
ras. Todas las sosiedades agri-
cclas han ofrecido su coopera-
ci6n a las g3naderas.
Una instancia Sc ha redacta-
do solicitando del gobierno
prohiba la entrada de reses ex-
tranjeras. q
La gaceta., 1935-07-16
De RueVO en- Tampa

De RueUo en- Tampa
FL conocido musico Heriber-
to Curbeo.
Tocara en- el nuevo conjunto
"Santirzo", que dirije ell macs
tro pianista Aristides Santir-
70.
Ul notable resfuerzo para la
nueva orquesta.
Reciba nuestro saludo ell a.
migo Heriberto.
La gaceta., 1935-07-16
NOTICIA

Yo estare en- ell local del
numero 1890 de la Septima
avenida todos los dias en- las
horas:
800 a 1900 a. m.
200 a 500 D. m.
Mientras tenemos un Tote
de buenos efectos EN- mano,
y antes de que 10 vendamos,
con ml:cho gusto serviremos
a nuestros amigos y mar
chantes en- sus requerimien-
tos.
Yo desearia que TODD ell
mundo resultase beneficial
do con estas generosas re-
ducciones en- precios.
Harry Wilderman.
La gaceta., 1935-07-16
MejOrdd0

Me]OrddO
Sc encuentra bastante mejo-
RADIO de las lesfones que sufrie-
ra al ser alcanzado por un au-
tom6vil, el enthusiastic miembro
de Ia Secci6n de Recreo del
Cfrculo Cubano, Fermin Rodri-
gueZ.
lie deseamoS I'm complete res
tablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1935-07-16

"LosN hcmbres de derecha
ipiensan IN POGO en- 10 que han
de suponer unas elecciones y
en- Ell significadQ que ha de dar-
Sc a las msss Luchen con Ia
revolu.i64/s&a rsvolunci6o
Iquiera lufhar. Las derechas tie
men abandon3dos sus medios de
propaganda e incluso su Prem
sa Preparedness con tempo
par. lograr y MERCER la victo-
ria. ST no Sc aleanza no sera
'~ciertamente pr falta de admo-
nicioues y de advertencias que
no nos cansamos de tprodigar.
vamos a w. Sc impone ell
buen sentido.'S~
La gaceta., 1935-07-16
TOJNEO DE BILLAR EN- LAS
cIEDADES fATINAS

TIA noche, a las 8 P. NJ,
" Aenzara un torneo de billar,
'estilo "viuda," entr1 grupo@e
presentando a las sociedGes
Centre Asturiano, Centre Es-
.panol y Circulo Cubano. Ell
primer encuentrA Sc efectuarl
en- ell Centre Asturiano y ha
ofrecido concurrir la secci6n
de damas. Sc jugaran dos par
tidos, a 200 tantos ca3a uno.
Figuran 'egtre los patti pcina-
dores del tofneo Jose Al Mar
tfnez, Manuel Men6ndezSgo-
racio Garcia.
La gaceta., 1935-07-16
En- Cuba

En- Cuba
Sc encuentra en- la Perla de
las Antillas ell que fue cantante
de la orquesta Los Bohemios, co
nocido pOr eel cubanito".
Ali esta sometido a un trata-
misnto. Padece una ligera afec-
ci0n nervioSa.
EsperamOS que pr0nto regre-
Sc.
La gaceta., 1935-07-16
SOCIALES
Del Centre AstNrlNnO

Del Centre A8turjano
Una diligencia me llevo aver
por la nodae a la Quinta Cova-
donga. perteneciente a la dis
tinguida sociedad Centre Astu-
riano.
All liable con varios senoras
sob.o la gran fiesta campestre
qua prepare Ia sociedad astur
donde todes las secciones pom
dram su interes y entusiasmo.
Otra fiesta que tambien haf
"a 6poca sera la que Sc orgaR
"a para el II de Octubre, Ola
de la RaZa".
En- los momentos que pas6
ALI rude yer al DR.. Rafael Or
teya que acababa de hacer una
operation de appendicitis, de ur-
genoa, a una graciosa nina,
sobrina dc Ia simpatica Srta.
Rosa Bonia, la que llev6 a efec-
to con feliz resultado.
Muy bien preparado ell salon
de operaciones, en- ell que pude
apreciar la moderna lampara
que sc leyanta encima de la me-
sa. Ia Ultima palabra en- ma
terial quirdrgico. Por medic de
combinaciones de espejos, ell
qperador no hace sombra COT
su cuerpo. Movible para todos
los lados, con ell fin de f3cilitar
ell trabajo del cirujano.
Una yaliosa adquisici6n para
esa casa de salud, por cuanto
permite mayor comodidad al
medico operator.
La gaceta., 1935-07-16
CHUNGAS
(Viene de Ia 1G.)

(Viene de Ia 1G.)
ci6n de apoyar la norma de pS1
en- Europa.
Como Ia norma de paz es sole
unae It's debiera tambi@n% de-
scar Az en- Africs<Sal-
vador MsaS4Sg1 aSt@res6 la mis-
ma idea en- las discusiones Sc
cretas que tuvieron lugar e9fe.1
Consejo de la Sociedad DE-
clones concerniente a la ptStesI
ia de Ethiopia. Ell dijo que debie|
ra ponerse confianza en- Mus
solini sobre pacificas intencio-
mes en- Africa lafrque habia a
ceptad5 una politica pacifica en-
Europa. Pero 10 contrario es la
verdad. Mussolini esta obliga :
do q hacer la guerra en- Africa
porque lha sido obli2ado a con-
vertirse en- I'm guardian de los
tratados Y un policia de la paz
en- Europa"
Isl el fuera a seguir en- Afri-
ca IA misma pacifica norma que
zen Europa, Sc veria oblig3do a
confesar que seguia la misma
politica de los gdbiernos que lie
habian iprecedido, la politica que
lei siempre ha denunciado como
de TRACTION a Italia. Ell preferi-
ria una catastrofe a esta confe-
sion.
Esa es Ia llave a la posici6n
de su gobierno; que es la morti-
fera l6gica de todos los gobier-
nos ilegftimos."
La gaceta., 1935-07-16
A eStQ cjuddd a

A esta clafddd q
Llegara hoy la ~graciosa Srta.
Juanita Bcnitoa.
En- la capita Hubana lie fu6
realizada una operation, en- un
clio, por el notable oculista Dr..
HoraciO Ferrer.
Nos dicen que llega compile
tame1te curada.
Sus padres, los esposos Jua-
ma y Jose Benitoa, festejaran
su arribo con un party, en- su
hogan de la avenida "a.
Reciba nUestro saludo.
Cesar RjUerO.
La gaceta., 1935-07-16
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS

Rosa Alvarez contra Benja :
min Alvarez, jr.; The Tribune
Co. contra l.. H. Towner Y ell
sheriff Spencer.
La gaceta., 1935-07-16
Parrafos del editorial de 4n diario fascista

Madrid. Julio 16.-De un dia
rio fascista que Sc publica en-
esta capital son los p&rrafos
que van a continuaci6n:.
"Se trata de que cedistas de
gran relieve excluyen del bio
que electoral future a las fuer-
zas moaarquicas, sin IN que en-
xno hay d@scha que
iunN. Son las fuerl,s monar-
luicas, por y priest Eio y por
.Bu ndmer Irss fger5s que de-
.ciden. 81 s4oIas dd2S'a a luchar
sofas no perasAn %'da, absolu-
tamcnte NADIA, Yen Gambia 10
perderan TODD los restantes sec
torres de deredna".
La gaceta., 1935-07-16
FarbWeH Partp

FartweH Party
Ell j6ven Onelio Tagle fu6
honrado con una simpatica fies
ia por los muchachos que COM
ponen la entidad social Happy
Youth Club, con motive de EN-
barcar para la ciudad de New
York.
La gaceta., 1935-07-16
CIUDAD DE TAMPA
AVISO

Las listas de contribuciones de la Ciudad de Tampa
Sc ADRIAN para ell pago de las contribuciones de 1885,
ell microbes IL de JUNO. Las contribuciones que Sc pa
guen por complete para ell 81 de Julio tendran un des-
cuent ode S POR CIENTO.
T. c. KELLER,
Recaudador de Contribuciones
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26
Bill Calls for $15 ,O0O Fund for Pioneer Womens Home
No Official Word
 Is Forthcoming
 On The Nome Flu

Dr Rex F. Swartz, Territorial Heal tn Officer, had no official comment to make on the progress or hault of any flu epidemic in Nome since yester- day.
 He stated that nurses were about Nome attempting to gain an accur- ate figure on the number who are suffering from the flu, and to take proper precautions that no further spread should occur.
 The period of quarantine will con- tinue indefinitely according to Dr. Rex Swartz, who stated that he was unable at this time to determine the number of those who are afflicted
 A definite check-up is expected within the next twenty-four ol thirty six hours and at that time il may be possible to determine how long a public quarantine may be necessary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26
2S Are Missing As
 Boat Turns Over
 In Shark Waters
(Ry The Associated Pressl

CASTRIES ST. LOUCIA, Wind ward Island, Feb. 26 - Hope was abandoned for the twenty-eight per sons lost in the capsizing Sunday of a motor launch off the coast. They were part of group of hundred and two eXcursionists who turned it over in the shark-infested waters of the Carribean when they rushed to one side of the boat apparently to view sharks or barracudas.
 The vessel Iurched and turned turtle, with most of the passengers on one side Ainging the screaming men, women and children into the sea. Canoes from Laborie picked up many of them and then darkness shut down blocking further efforts at rescue.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26
WORK RELIEF
 BILLFROZENIN
 COMM HEARING
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 26th-With the Roosevelt work relief program still frozen in the committee, anXie- ty rose among the packers of the social security bill.
 They feared, that with legisla- ton slowed almost to a halt, the plan to have the states quickly adopt the security laws in harmony with the federal government, might be endangered unless the measure is speeded up. The State legisla- lures might adjourn before the measure is through the national congress, without acting on the hand-in-hand program with the government.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26
Will Investigate Alaska Colonization Plans

Rodens memorial in the senate asked for thorough investigation frst-to determine whether the colonization practicable
 A house memorial by the education committee says that thousand dollars will be required for schools for coonsts children and an additional seveny-ve thousand dollars maintenance.
 The Territory under condition should shoulder the burden, according to the memorial Previous plans of colonization have failed it is claimed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26

w. H Cameron, an employee of the Hammon Consolidated Gold Fields in charge of the Warehouse Department, is reported to be vic tim of both humps and the flu. He is suffering from the effects of both at present but expert care and other favorable indications point to a very speedy recovery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26
Missing Girl Is
 Found Married
 z Year Old Bo,
(By The Associated Press)

SEATTLE, Feb. 26 - Records of the marriage license bureau solv- ed the disappearance yesterday which had Roy Allen of Bremerton, uncle to Marjorie Allen of Juneau,
 Allen was to meet her when the Motorship Northland docked Satur- day night but not having seen her for several years, he missed her. A woman passenger informed the police that the girl left the dock accompanied by young man.
 The auditors office reported to- day that a marriage license had been issued to Miss Allen aged "16," and Harold H. Thayer, aged twenty two of Stanwood, Washington.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26
Ships Are Coming Into Port After
 Buffetinss Storms
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 UNDATED Feb. 25 - Eight crip- pied vessels struggled to reach port in the wake of bowling gales, which swept the North Atlantic and the Bay of Biscay.
 Two persons lost their lives in storms Ten were killed ashore, in France as winds whistled in from the ocean causing much widespread damage Many were injured. One steamer is in distress in the Medit- erranean.
 Most of the vessels in trouble had damaged steering apparatuses, or had been severly battered by high seas.
 LONDON, Feb. 26-Three of the seven ships in distress during the past three days. reported that they had reached comparative safety, as storms held others in their spell of danger.
 The Catherina Madre is under towage by the Eftychia Vergotti, a tug which is conveying her toward Brest. The Ottinge arrived at Brest safely.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26
Protests Tolls On Richardson Highway

JUNEAU Feb. 26 - Late yesterday afternoon the House passed the memorial the Matanuska cooniza- plan and the Walker substitute herring reduction plant memorial in line with Dmonds bill calling for grad ua reduction over period of five years.
 The memorial protesting against Richardson Highway ols the bill calling for fifteen thousand dollars for shelter cabns and also the substitute bill for radio station dis emnate in the Territory under the direction of the Governor and bill allowing cities owning power plants to elect board of management, passed by the House. They all now go to the senate
 The house approved senate measure the act to peal the law compelling pane carriers to have passenger protection insurance
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26
Reindeer Drive To Northern Canada
 Virtually Ended
fBv The Associated Press)

SEATTLE, Feb. 26-The reindeer drive is virtually completed accord ing to word received from Andrew Bahr who is in charge, which was relayed from Aklavik Yukon Terri tory. The three thousand deer are now resting at Richard Island and are to be turned over to the Cana dian officials at Kittigazuit, March sixth, the Seattle offices of the Lo- men Reindeer Corporation report ed, who are experimenting the drive.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26

Miss Elizabeth Linaberry, popu. lar Northern Air Transport account. ant, has been suffering from a milo attack of the flu for the past two days and has not been at her regu. lar post of duty in the NAT office but is now convalescing and expects ot be up and about again soon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26

According to the reports the flu has taken hold of the Ed Ullrichson family, and the majority of those are convalescing today. Einar Ul- lrichson, member of the jury in the Bob Larsen case was stricken last night and was unable to appear in court this morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26
President Sticks ToCuns On Work
 Relief Measure
(By The Associated Press)


 HYDE PARK, Feb 26-The pres ident is working on the final phases of his program for congress, still standing pat on the work relief measure. He is apparently convinc ed that this is better approach to unemployment relief than the dole
 The suggestions that he talk to the nation over the radio were put aside with the obvious belief that the democratic majority on capitol hill will follow his leadership. He is also working on the ship subsidy plan.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26

Attorney Leroy Sullivan, Nome lawyer, is layed up today with an attack of flu, but expects to be ur and about again within few days He was unable to appear in the Com missioner's Court today as counsel for the defense in the case of Bob Larsen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26
Find Former Nome
 Woman Dead Of
 A Heart Attack
(By The Associated Press)

SEATTLE, Feb 26-Police were forced Monday to break into the Alaskan Curio Shop, the home of Mrs. H. B. Ferguson, aged eighty, where they found she had died of a heart attack probably Sunday
 Mrs Ferguson went to Nome in 1900 and lived there for years Curios gathered in Nome formed her original curio shop stock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26
Memorials Sent To Congress

JUNEAU Feb 26 - Following the sentiment express ed last week by the Alaska Territorial Chamber of Com merce, memorials introduced in the Senate and House. addressed to Secretary ckes of the Interior Depart men and Delegate Anthony J. Dmond warning against sending settlers to the Matanuska Valley unless ample funds provided for caring for them and also their transportation if the colonization plan fails.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26

Amer Rydeen, Clerk of the U. s. District Court, yesterday afternoon, was forced to leave his duties in the Clerks Office and return to his home He is at present suffering from a mild attack of flu.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26

Changes of regular advertisements will be accepted up to 4 PM of the day preceding insertion. New ad- vertisements will be accepted for insertion in the paper up to 1:3O PM of the day of insertion-The Nome Daily Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26
IS
 CHEERED AS HE
 HEARS SUPPORT
(By The Associated Press)

TRENTON, Feb. 26 - Haupt- mann's counsel began it's prepara- tions of reasons for asking the courts for a reversal of his convic- ton.
 He was cheered by word from his attorneys that about seventy-fve hundred dollars had been pledged already for his defense.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26
Bill For Pioneer WOmen's Home

Roden introduced bill to appropriate fifteen thousand dollars for the creation of fund for Womens Pioneer Home. similar bill was laid aside in the house last week. Roden also introduced bill asking for fifteen thousand dol lars for airplane field at Stka
 By vote of five to three the senate voted against tab ling Greens memorial asking Congress to give considera tion to the Townsend Pension Plan
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26
Army Bombers Are
 Off For Panama
(By The Associated Press)

MARCH FIELD, California, Feb 26 - Eleven giant army war birds of the 3lst Bombardment Squadron took off on the first leg of pro jected two thousand mile round trip training flight to Panama by way of San Antonio, Texas, and Washing ton, D. C.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26
Attention Pioneers

Installation of Officers and sOcia! which was advertised for Wednes- day night has been postponed un- til further notice, due to the clos ing of all public gatherings due to the flu.
 Thomas Gaffncy, Vice-Pres.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26
Is Sentenced To
 Hang For Murder
(By The Associated Press)

BELLEVIEW, Ontario, Harold Vermilyea of Ontario and Californ- ia was convicted today of the hat chet murder of his aged mother. He was sentenced to be hanged about May 2nd.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-26
Money Is Moving
 Fast On Pacific C
CBy The Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 26 - Money is moving faster in coast business channels than at any time during the past three years. The last weeks bank debits topped all weekly figures during any like per iod during the past three years.