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Alf. M. Landon
Quit Governor
On next Monday
(By The Associated Press 1
TOPEKA, Kansas, Jan. 9, —
Governor Alf M. Landon, step
ping out of office Monday as a
two-term governor of the State
of Kansas, will be returning to
h s oil business. He was in a jov
ial mood, as he looked back with
satisfaction at playing a major
part in the recent political situa
tion.
“It’s not so much the kind of
laws you have as it is the ad
ministration and enforcement of
the laws in making a better gov
ernment,” he declared. He cited
the fact that the state was on a
cash basis law, one of the high
spots of his term of office. ,
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Coal and Oil
WE CLOSE SATURDAYS AT 1 P.M.
OTHER WEEK DAYS AT 5 P.M.
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Dean Wrestlers
Died In Iowa:
Was Nearly 76
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Jan.
'9, —Martin Farmer Burns, dean
| of American wrestlers, died at
: the home of his daughter here
! Friday night.
He would have been 76 years
l old February 15th.
1 Funeral d rector Thomas Bel
ford said ‘‘his body was just worn
out. It’s hardly possible to give
the exact cause of his death”.
Planes Are Again
Held to Ground
Planes are again held on the
Aground today by inclement weath
I er, with many passengers ready
, to leave for Fairbanks and the
; states. The PAA already has two
i mail planes waiting at Nu'ato to
come thru, and Monday another
j one will be on its way. Planes
lare also waiting at Nome to get
I away for Fairbanks. The Mirow
Air Service, with a full load of
passengers has been he'd to the
i ground for nearly a week.
Following are some of those
who have not yet been mention
ed who are planning on leaving:
Russell Marchon. Mrs. Chester
Brown for Fairbanks, Irene Frost
and Grace Ashuruk for Fairbanks
enroute to the industrial school
at Ek’.utna, Perry Swedman, and
1W. F. Barber and wife.
KENNEL CLUB NOTICE
All those interested in dog rac
ing activities are requested to be
present at a meeting of the Nome
Kennel Club at 2 p.m., Sunday,
Dec. 10th, at Nome Athletic Club
; hall, next to Polet’s Store; for the
purpose of electing officers and
such other business that might
coming before it. Secretary.
“Cappy" McDougall
Federated Church
I ftev. Vincent C. Widney, Pastor.
Church School, 11 o’clock.
Evening Worship, 7:45 P. M.
Sermon topic: “Is the Local
Minister a Communist?” If you
are interested in the answer to
this question, don’t ask someone
else. Come and hear the pastor’s
own statement. Mrs. W. G. Ben
ewa will give a special number.
Choir practice at 12:12. All who
intend to sing in the Easter can
tata are urged to be present.
NATIVE CHURCH; 5 P. M.
You are cordially invited to
reserve Thursday evening Jan. 21
for a social at the church. Watch
, for further announcements.
Calkins’
NEW HOLEPROOF
HOSEIRY
And A Variety Women’s
Notions At
Calkins’ Shoppe
Supreme Court
To Have Chance
Follow Election
If Supreme Court Does Not
Become More Liberal,
Necessity Legislation
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WASHINGTON, D. C„ Jan. 9.
—Roosevelt’s strategy on enter
ing on the term of his second
administration, sources close to
him understood, will be to give
the Supreme Court a business
opportunity “to follow the elec
tion returns”, and then guide his
course by the results.
Unless more liberal interpre
tations of the constitution are for
thcoming. business sleps up, en
largement in employment, legis
lative powers may be undertak
en.
The budget balancing will pro
bably be deferred, it was the con
census of opinion at the capitol,
and also among White House ad
visors, formed on the basis of
his two burnt messages to Con
gress.
Democratic leaders expect the
President to follow through in
his inaugural address January 20,
as part of the program, to acti
vate public opinion on wage,
hour, and unemployment pro
blems. Both branches of con
gress recessed today.
Senator Frazier of North Dak
ota promised to fight to slash the
bilLion dollar defense appropria-!
tion. “It is very disappointing. I
would cut that item entirely out
of the budeet.”
Joe Mitchell, Old
Pioneer Is Dead
(B” The Associated Press',
FAIRBANKS, Jan. 9, — Joe
Mitchell, Klondike and Alaska
pioneer who first stampeded in-,
to the north thirty eight years
ago, died of pneumonia here to-.
day. He was a native of Cana
da, and is survived by a sister
in Michigan. He has been in
the logging and wood business
all of his life.
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