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The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-13
Princeton Grad. Being Held For
 ExtortiOn Plot
(By The Associated Press)

SEATTLE. Feb. 12-Cary B. Hills man, aged twenty-three, Princeton graduate and University of Wash ington law student, is being held for prosecution after the police said he had confessed to being the author of an extortion plot, threatening the life of Elizabeth Case, member of prominent Seattle family.
 He threatened death to the girl if her father did not turn over fifteen hundred dollars. Hil1sman was a friend of the Case family. The DO lice state he did it flor the thrill, to see if he could set away with it.',
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-13
LAST FLEET MANEUvER FOR MACON,
(By The Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13-The dirigible Macon un- der the command of Lieut. Commander Herbert V Wiley, the only officer to escape from the wreck of the Akron on the Atlantic coast off New Jersey, April 4h 1933 left Sunny vale at 710 AM, Monday, to engage in fleet maneuvers over southern California waters
 The lighthouse keeper at Point Sur said he was unable to see Macon which had been cruising around He said about warships cruising in this vicinity.
 The coast guard ordered to rush all vessels avail able the aid of the Macon when went down. The dir igble reported she encountered heavy storms The last word from her that she had suffered casualty and would agh in the and the would abandon ship
 The Macon seven hundred and eightyfve feet long and hundred and hirythree feet in diameter Ordi nary she carries of nineteen officers and eighty listed men.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-13

ficiency funds, for the relief of des- titute for the bienium ending March 31, was introduced by Walker in the senate.
 The senate approved Greens bill that the interest rate be not less than two percent on territorial funds in banks. This bill already has pass ed the house.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-13
TO ORGANIZE A
 BAND TONIGHT

The organization of a band is to take place tonight, and those inter- ested in the forming of such an or ganization are invited to attend. Players are also asked to bring their instruments. The meeting is called for eight P. M.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-13
STATES CAUSE OF DISASTER
(By The Associated Press)

SAN FRANCISCO Feb 13-The first word to the of the crash of the Macon given last night by Lieut. Commander Herbert Wiley who said that the gas cells and the crumbng of the stern caused the disaster
 Two died in the crash-Ernest Edwin Daley of North Bend Oregon radio operator and Edward Qubase attendant
 Wiley said that the discipline of the admir- able He stated that the ship landed stern first and the crew then took to the rubber life boats
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-13
MANY SHIPS GO TO RESCUE
(By The Associated ,Press)

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12-The rescue of the survivors of the Macon disaster in rubber eboa report ed early Tuesday night to the Navy Department by Com mander in Chief of the Fleet Admiral Joseph H. Reeves
 The search continued for two missing of the At that time the of the disaster unknown but believed have been the result of explosion aboard the huge aircraft which sent her down About thirty crafts either in the vicinity rushing there hos pita ship of those rushing to the scene.
 Money flowing back and forth through the channels of trade in city is what helps to build better business good roads churches schools and everything else that goes make better, bigger brighter city.
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 IS DISCUSSING
 FISH TRAP BILL
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 JUNEAU, Feb. 13-A request for a tariff on pulp products from Can ada, Russia and Scandinavian coun- tries was made in memorial intro duced in the house by represent alive Baronoyich, in the hopes of de veloping that industry in Alaska.
 The house spent nearly the en- tire forenoon and afternoon in dis cussing the Hoffman Fish trap bill.
 An appropriation of thirty thou sand dollars for the payment of de-
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-13
LIEUTENANT CASE WENT TO THE JURY
 ll:l2 A. M. TODAY
CASE WENT TO JURY THIS MORNING.
(By The Associated Press)

PENNINGTON Feb 13-The jury of twelve persons, made tense by thirytWo days of testimony and argument received the Haupmann after they had listened grave ly while Judge Trenchard delivered the final charge.
 Haupmann gray faced usual and his wife looked haggard The judge told the jury that must be guided by the principals of law which he set forth He added that they the sole judges of the evidence however You must not consider what shall say concerning the evidence being accurate but must depend upon your recoec top'
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-13
Entire Estate Wealthy Woman
 Go Orthopedic
tBy The Associated Press)

BAKERSFIELD, Calif., Feb. 13- The entire estate of Mrs Mabel E. Knoth sixtyfour-year-ol wealthy California and Alaska land owner who died Monday night, will go to the Orthopedic Hospital for children in Los Angeles, with the exception of minor bequests to friends.
 The property has not been eval- uated yet, but is expected to run in- to the hundreds of thousands. Her husband George Knoth, is credited with having run the first telephone lines in Alaska. He died five years ago.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-13
81 OUT OF S3 ARE RESCUED
(By The Associated Press)

(By The ASS0clated PreSS)
 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 13-The Navy reported that eightyoe of the eighty aboard the Macon had been rescued The battleshp Richmond picked up GA the Gin cinnati 6; and the Concord II. Commander Wiley among those rescued The search continued for the other two men.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-13
Army Officers Give Their Views
 To Committee
(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Feb ls = Army officers in secret conference gave the House military committee their views on the plan to construct six huge air bases, including one in AL aska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-02-13

PIONEERS ATTENTION Meeting of IgIoo No. I. Pioneers of Alaska, on Wednesday at Nevada Hall, 8 PM. Election of officers.
 THOMAS GAFFNEY,
 Vice President
, 1935-06-21
Mrs. Willis
Is Hostess
For Group

Mrs. Elizabeth Wills entertained
members Of the Modern Priscilla
club at her home Thursday after
noon. The group spent the after
noon sewing.
Mrs. Kyle Bohannon was well
coined into the club as a new men,
Der.
Members present besides the
hostess included Mesdames Eliza
beth Womack, Jewel Latimer, Ella
Willis, Emma Pearson, Bessie Rob-
bins. May Wilbanks, Kyle Bohan-
non. Frankie Box and Miss Audrey
Willis.
The next meeting of the club will
be Thursday, July II with Mrs
Eleanor Bray. The regular meeting
day is the Fourth Of July. but the
meeting will not be held until the
following week.
, 1935-06-21
Federation OF
Guilds to Be,
Organized 4
FlFI


Especial 20 The HERALD
MERCEDES. June alternative
plans for a Valley Federation or
the Women's organizations or the
Episcopal churches OF this section,
we're made at n luncheon meeting
held In Mercedes mt the home or
DR.. and Mrs. D.. r. Brewer, with
representatives OF church organi-
cations In attendance. A federation
will be perfected mo IN luncheon
meeting Of delegates TO be held
Wednesday. October 2. In Mercedes
at the Manhattan Cafe. the busi-
ness session TO be held at the Christ
Episcopal church parish house.
Representatives OF eight Valley
organizations were IN attendance nc
the luncheon In the Brewer home.
They were: Brownsville, Mrs. II. W..
RuSteberg. president or the Wo-
mans Auxiliary: Mrs. Wallace Har-
wood, president of the Woman's
Guild. and Mrs. Fl. T.. Thomas,
president or the Altar Guild. From
San Benito were Mrs. Charles
Diehl, president of the woman's
Guild OF Harrington and Mrs. l.. J.
Jamerson. president or the Wo-
men's-Auxiliary Guild OF Pharr,
represented that group. The Mer-
cedes organization was represented
by Mrs. Charles Weimer. president
OF the Woman's Guild, and Deacon
eSs Lucille Bickford. president Of
the Daughters OF the King.
, 1935-06-21

Mews, Notes
Especial % che Hcraldl


RANGERVILLE. June IL A
program will be given at the Baptist
church Sunday morning in honor OF
the fathers. Everyone Is cordially
invited TO attend.
The program will be as follows:
welcome Fathers" by the Young
Peoples class; prayer by Mrs. Erwin;
MY Greetings" by LoRena Minor;
Welcome Folks" by Joy Lynn Nc
Corkle; This is Fathers Day" by
Kenneth Trousdale: song by class
TWO and three; Fathers Day by
Joan Buchan: How To Celebrate"
By John r. Minor: Dialogue Faith
ers' by six girls: The Best Daddy"
by Vatican Peters: duet. Father
Has Gone" by Mr.. and Mrs. Her
shall Trousdale; "Grandma's Grief
BY Billy FouSt; The Merry Month
OF June" by Elizabeth Farmer; IF"
by Gerald Halbert; Daddy Under
stands" by Conroy McCorkle; song.
Memories Of Father" by MeSdames
Trousdale. Buchan and Mcintyre;
dialogue. Flowers" by Peggy Hoket
and Bobby McCorkle; Fathers
Day" by Dorothy Gilbert; in
Partnership With Dad" by John
W Farmer; "Only A Dad" by Betty
Jayne FouSt; We've Done Our
Best" BY Betty Joe Hoket; closing
song by audience; benediction by
Mr.. Bennett.
Mrs. w. Fl. Moore and daughter
from Houston have been visiting in
the home OF the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Buchan.
MIR. and Mrs. August Weiland
left this week for San Antonio for
future residence. Mr. Weilandt will
be engaged in s%culpturing there.
Trois Mcintyre is visiting with
his sister. Mrs. Herbert Raymond
at Corpus Christi.
Many people from this commu-
nifty attended the funeral services
for Mr.. McReight at the Thomp-
sons Mortuary in Harlingen We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. o. Echols has returned from
German, where he was called by
the serious illness of his father.
Mr. and Mrs. John Frizzell have
left for a few weeks visit with
friends in Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Weilandt
were Sunday dinner guests Of
friends in San Benito.
Rev. Owens of Mercedes will del
liver the afternoon sermon at the
Baptist church Sunday June 23rd.
G B. PinkSton has returned to
his home here after a visit with
his sister Mrs. II. Mangum at La
Feria.
Mrs. Tom Hoket and children re-
Gently visited with her father Com
missioner j. +. Baughn at Harlin-
ger before his departure for the
clinic in Temple. He has been in
bad health for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3. Pinkston Sr.,
and son c. B. Jr., spent Sunday In
La Feria as dinner guests OF Mr..
anG Mrs. II. Mangrum.
, 1935-06-21
Jdrdin Bridge
CZubHonOred
This Week

Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Baird were
hosts Thursday evening at their
home in El Jardin to members Of
the Bide-a-Wee club and their hus-
bands.
Dinner was served at quartet tables
In reception rooms made attractive
with q variety of summer flowers
In profusion.
At the games OF bridge. high
among the men was awarded TO Mr..
H. r. Street. low to Mr.. w. L. Lips
comb. High among the ladies went
to Mrs. w. II. Huffman and low tc
Mrs. "A. 4. Derrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baird included In
their guest list Mrs. A. z. Derrick,
MeSSrS. and MeSdames George K.
Carson. B. G. Hanna. w. II. Huff
man. w. L. Lipscomb, r. w. Shuler,
W. +. Street and II. r. Street.
The next meeting OF the club will
be in the home of Mrs. George T.
Carson Thursday. July 4. at 2 O'Clock
In the afternoon.
, 1935-06-21
Lgford

LYFORD. June q. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl VaSSburg were hosts for
the regular program meeting Of the
Lutheran League.
One Of the pretty affairs given for
Miss Evelyn Redlund, bride ELECT,
was the surprise shower Saturday
night given by members of the Lu-
theran League and the ladies' aid
at the Community building.
Word has been received here Of
the arrival in Sweden OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Logostrum and daughter, Ruth, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredericks. The party
plans to spend the summer with rel
ativeS.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. w. Archer have
returned from a business trip to San
Antonio.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and small son
OF Mendoza, Ill, have arrived for a
six weeks visit with Mrs. Nelson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Redlund.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Prator. Mrs.
Dora Powell. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Gle
ments Of Sebastian were recent Wis
ALuAo III AldlaIuOIuC.
Mrs. Eric Olson OF Wichita. Kan.
arrived recently for a visit at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. and Mr..
Pierson.
Mrs. Howard Haggood and daugh-
ter. Ruth. ana Mrs. Ollie Mitchell
were recent guests of Mrs. Haggood's
sister IN San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Threat and
small daughter will return the first
Of July from a months visit with
relatives.
Miss Evelyn Berman. who has
been the houSeguest Of Miss Evelyn
Redlund the past month. returned
TO her home in Kennedy Wednesday
morning.
Ray Baldridge has left for Lee
vile where he will join Mrs. Bald
ridge at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. K. "A. Potts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Powell and
small daughter are guests in the
home OF the formers sister, Mrs. j. G.
Strawn and DR.. Strawn.
MI. and Mrs. j.. j.. GoSSett and
daughter. Nina Ruth, returned
Thursday from a visit with their
daughter and sister. Mrs. Clifton
Williams and Mr.. Williams in Port
Lavaca.
, 1935-06-21
Baptist Circles To
M e e t Separately
Monday Afternoon

Members of the women's Mission
airy Union Of the First Baptist church
VIII meet In circles Monday. The
Irene Stephens circle will have an all
day meeting beginning at 10 O'Clock
In the morning in the home Of Mrs.
u. p. Glenn. Mrs. Erie Studeman viii
be the leader of the lesson from the
mission study book. Desire OF All
Nations" A covered dish luncheon
win be served at noon. and all men,
bers OF the circle are urged to be
present.
The Lucille Raglan circle. the
Young Matrons' circle. will meet
with Mrs. Glen Hermann NJ her
home on West 81. Francis street az
3 O'Clock in the afternoon. Bible
study viii be taken from the Book
of Ruth.
The Mewshaw and Lottie Moon
circles win meet with Mrs. Phillips
In Victoria Heights at 8 D. III. Bible
study for the afternoon will be TAX
en- from the Book Of Ruth also.
, 1935-06-21

home OF her aunt this past week.
Delicious refreshments were served
to Il friends Of the honor guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Lynch or this
city have announced the marriage
OF their daughter, Miss Floy May
Lynch, to Mr.. Relic Phippenny OF
this city. The ceremony was wit
messed by intimate friends CT the
couple and took place In Edinburg
June 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phippenny are well
known In San Benito where they
attended high school. They will make
their home in San Benito.
Mrs. Glenn Goolsby was hostess
to the Entire Nous club. Score ward
was presented Mrs. M. r. NorveIl.
Guests other than club member was
Mrs. L. BurruS. The next meeting
q the club will be with Mrs. T. III.
Fairey.
A breakfast served following an
enjoyable swim In the Rotary pool
was the compliment arranged BY Mrs.
Murray Higgins when she named her
daughter. Betty Ann. honoree on the
occasion OF her 18th birthday ami
versary.
The guest list included the hon
Gree and Marilyn Smith. Charlene
Jones. Betty Brown, Miriam Mon
ger. Patty Lou Odgen, Msriette
Bickle. Tad Brown. I. Lois Lovett.
Minor Merriwether. Kathryn Ballen-
ger and Ann Stanley. Mrs. Higgins
was assisted IN hostess duties by
Mrs. w. M. Merriwether.
, 1935-06-21
Mew Officers
Preside For
Conference

l5pectal 10 The Herald)
DONNA, Jan. 20. - The new Of
Mcers Of the Donna Chapter Order OF
the Eastern Star presided Tuesday
night at the first meeting since their
installation. Mrs. Lyna Hensley, the
new worthy matron, was absent, due
10 illness and Mrs. Kate Lee, the
associate matron. presided in her
office. Mrs. Mabel Thomason, on
behalf Of the Donna Chapter, pre-
scented Mrs. Leona Trimm with a life
membership in the Order. Mrs.
Trimm Is a charter member Of the
Chapter.
The North Donna Home Demon
seration club met at the home Of
Mrs. Norman johnson, Very inter-
esting reports Of the encampment
were given by Mesdames Schlotz-
haur, R. B. Holmes. +. L. Appleby,
and Mrs. N. Z. johnson. Mrs. Mon
roe Moore gave an entertaining &C
count OF her trip to Bolton and of
the graduation exercises at Mary
Hardin Baylor, where her daughter,
.Bess. was a member Of the gradual
ing class. Mrs. Frank Campbell won
the mystery prize. A Joint meeting
of the Wide Awake club and the
North Donna club will be held June
"A at the home Of Mrs. Holmes.
Mrs. Mary Bonney named Mrs.
w. L. Farr Of Waco. as honoree
Tuesday afternoon when she enter
tanned members Of the Friendship
Sewing club and other guests.
Those present were Mesdames T.
y. Philips OF Brownsville, Goldsmith,
Leon Morrow, Pete Morrow, Roy
Hendricks. A.. +. Lee. Frank Dickey,
Bert Marley. Louie Burleau, Mack
Otto Of McAllen, Lige Taylor. Austin,
Charlie Wallace and Mrs. Farr the
honoree and Mrs. Bonney, the host
ess.
Mrs. Dollar entertained the men,
bers Of the willing Workers Home
Demonstration club Tuesday after
noon, with n shower. honoring Mrs.
Armstrong, who was the recipient Of
many lovely gifts.
The members Of the Adult Bible
class Of the Presbyterian church and
their families enjoyed a water mel
on feast on the lawn OF the Presby-
terrain church Monday night.
Mr.. q. w. Ross, who has made his
home In Donna for a number OF
years. left Saturday morning for his
old home in Ontario. Canada, where
he viii spend the summer. He is a
member Of the Presbyterian church
choir and Friday night the members
Of the choir and their families and
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert McDermott.
honored him with a covered dish
supper on the beautiful lawn Of
the McDermott home.
Mrs. c. z. Duncan returned Mon
day night from San Antonio. where
she attended the annual onven
ton Of the Navy Mothers.
Mr.. Truman Sanders Is on a busi-
ness trip to Florida and other points
In the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher and
, 1935-06-21
Purely Vegetable Laxative

Thedford's Black Draught is one
Of the most popular iaxatives sold
today because it is made Of the
leaves and roots OF medicinal plants,
and because IL brings refreshing re-
lief from constipation troubles.
Black raught helped me when !
was bilious. conStipated. feeling
sluggish. dizzy. OF had a bad taste
in my mouth" writes Mrs. w. M.
Bullock. Waynesburg. KY. i
haven't found any medicine I like
better than Black-D raught."
It's the favorite laxative Of thou
sands Of others. Have you tried 1t?
THEDFORD'S BLACK DRAUGHT
, 1935-06-21
Bride Elect Is
Complimented
Especial 70 The Herald)

Especial 70 The Herald)
MERCEDES, June 20. - Mrs. Raw
Tolson was hostess at a delightful
luncheon Tuesday entertaining a
number Of Mercedes ladies at the
Madison Hotel in Harlingen. Honor
guest for the occasion was Mrs. Ef-
fie Jewell Shekell OF this city, who
Is leaving soon for Dallas where her
marriage to Mr.. Al Baggett OF Can
yon City, viii take place. The cour-
teSy was In the nature Of a hosiery
shower for the honoree. the lovely
gifts being presented in a dainty
mending basket.
Guests for this enjoyable affair
included the honoree and Mesdames
p. w. Perkins. r.. Z. Kirkpatrick. z.
z. Johnson. George Breeding, Art
Tolson, d. r. Johnson. S. H. Collier,
"A. ~. Brown. w. j. Copeland, L. z.
Copeland and Pat Lawson.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Parnell en-
tertained their evening bridge club
Monday evening. with a number of
guests present for the occasion.
Guests Of the club we're Mr.. and Mrs.
III. Z. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bernard. Miss Juanita Day and c. l.
Curtis. with Mrs. Bernard scoring
high for the group. Mr.. NJ. L. David
was high among club members.
Mrs. Archie Gilchrist OF RYAN,
Oklahoma. and Miss jeanette Gard
ner of Waco. nieceS. and joseph Civ
ems Of Oklahoma City. and Bill Bob
Givens Of Ryan. nephews OF d. r.
Glvens Of this city. were visitors this
week in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Givens.
MI. and Mrs. A. II. Downing and
family left Wednesday for Memphis,
Tenn, where they will spend tue
summer with Mrs. Downing's pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mullenax.
Miss Elizabeth Gilliland OF Kos
ciusko. Miss. Is spending the sum-
mer In Mercedes with her grandma
Their. Mrs. II. II. Gilliland.
Mrs. John George and daughter.
Ruth. Of La villa, are guests here
In the home Of Mrs. Oris Miller.
Misses Lenora and Neva Kidd OF
Lima. Ohio. are guests Of Miss Luz
ellie Kidd OF this city.
Miss Juanita Day OF Raymondville.
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles
Parnell. In Palm Heights.
Mrs. Don Warner left this week
for Fort Worth, where she viii visit
her mother
, 1935-06-21
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, 1935-06-21
Joint Parties Will
Be Held Tuesday
By Grove Members

At the regular meeting OF the
Violeta Grove 773 held Wednesday
Mrs. Manuela Flores. guardian. pre-
sided. A large number Of member
were present.
At this time Mrs. Leonardo Ar
mendariz proposed a measure party
for the adults and a rosebud party
for the junior. for which all mem
bers voted favorably.
These parties viii be celebrated
jointly on June Is and all members
OF Groves 773 and SO are cordially
invited.
, 1935-06-21
WINS Meeting Places
Are Announced For
NJ n Afternoon

The meeting places Of the various
circles OF the Woman's Missionary
society Of the First Methodist church
have been announced as follows:
one. Mrs. o. w. Mckee, Morning
side Drive. in FL Jardin; Circle two,
Mrs w. r. Jones, 9th and Levee;
circle three. no meeting.
Circle four, Mrs. Harry Lupton,
one mile north Of the poStoffice in
Los Fresnos; Young MatronS, Mrs.
r N. Curry. 1892 w. Washington
street.
, 1935-06-21

daughter. Phyllis, recently left for
their old home in Wisconsin.
Members of the Junior Christian
Endeavor OF the Christian church
with their leader, Miss Eugenia Shep-
perd, enjoyed a swim at Cascade
Tuesday afternoon.
, 1935-06-21
GUESTS TO LEAVE

Mr. and Mrs. n. @ King and
daughter, Thelma. Of Dallas. who
have been visiting Mr. Kings moth
or, Mrs r. A. King. and sister. Mrs
FRITZ Schmidt and Mr.. Schmidt for
the past two weeks, are leaving Sat-
urday for their home. "A week of the
visitors pleasant stay here was spent
at Del Mar where fishing and surf
bathing YER enjoyed.