KINDIS HOMKWABD BOUND
MANOS., Brazil, Dec. y2, (AIJ)
The Lindys took off on a hazard
ous Sight : orer unexplored Jung
les and wild mountainous territory
tor Trin.dad enroute home.
LINDBKRGHS HOP TO MIAMI
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Dec.
14, (AP)-— The Lindberghs hop
ped off • enroute to Miami and
home for Christmas.
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MUSSOLINI’S PLAN
FALLS FLAT j
WASHINGTON. Dec. 11. (AP) !
-—'Mussolini’s new plan for a sort i
of super league, with great pow- I
ers ruling affairs in three world j
zones, is. looked upon by some )
state officials as already well on !
the way , toward rejection altho i
they are withholding final judge
ment. *
NR A PROGRAM SUCCESSFUL J
NEW YORK. Dec. 14, (AP)— |
President Roosevelt is confident 1
that his recovery program is a
success. In a telegram read at a
testimonial dinner to Grover Whal
en, NRJA administrator for New
York, the President said: “The re
covery program is an established
fact, it has worked, it is work'ng,
and it is going to work."
EMPLOYMENT ON INCREASE
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13. (AP)
— The Department- >f Commerce
and Latbor reported a recession of
industrial production which has
been in progress since July, may
have come to an end during Nov
ember, and approximately two bi.
lion dollars was added to the pay
envelopes between April and Oct
ober fifteenth. Mias Perkins said
that there was four million re-em
ployed tip to October fifteenth.
STATE IN BOOZE BUSINESS
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SALEM. Dec. 12, (API— The |
Senate of the Oregon legislature
passed the Knox liquor con rol
DTI, providing the sale of hard
liquor through state owned stores.
The measure which previously
passed the House, will be return
ed to the House with (he Senate’s
amendments.
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SUBSCRIBES FOR THE NUGGET
KJDNAPI'EK (JOT OFF LIGHT
KANSAS CIT, Dec. 9, (AIM —
Clarence ('lick, aged twenty-seven,
pictured by bis attorneys as the
unwilling tool of the gang that
kidnapped Mary -McEl'lroy last May
and hejd her for thirty thousand
ransom, was convicted and senten
ced to eight years in prison, Wal
ter McGee, the leader, is now un
der dea h sentence, end h's young
er brother. George McGee, is sen
tenced to life.
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GOVERNMENT CLEARING
SALMON STREAMS
WASHINGTON. Dec. 11, (AIM
—• Delegate Dimond said that one
hundred ninety-eight men would be
put to work olear'ng the Southeast
er„ Alaska salmon streams, with
an allotment of $3 1,386.00 to be I
expended by the civil works ad
ministration. Dimond said that
the fisheries bureau assured him
that the men would be put to work
in a few days.
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IA)NG SHOt WINK RACK
SAN BRUNO, Cal. Dec. 11, (AP) [
— A hundred and seventy to one
shot that paid three hundred dol
lars and sixty cents to each of
four holders of two dollar tick-1
ets and two hundred and twenty |
to each of four three dollar tick-!
ets the board claims, was won in !
the second race at Tanforan track ,
Friday The winner was Society
Talk, who finished half a length
ahead of Shields Valley, with Pat- ,
ricia C„ hlrd.
GALE TAKES DEATH TOLL
UNDATED, Dec. 14, (AP) —
Europe and America took stock
of the havoc wrought by the ele
ments in the Northeast gale which
combined the whip the Englsh
coastline. Five additional deaths
are reported, mrking seventeen fat
alh.es in all. Twelve of tins!
vbo died perished when a cat
g> steamer weeked off the coast
of Suffolk. Snow is pred'eted in
England while parts of the Eu
ropean continent fj^»d below zero
weather.
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Ail copy lor changing advertise
ments In Weekly Nugget must be in
the printer* hands not later that,
THURSDAY. 8 P. M., to insure In
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EVERY MONTH IN THE YEAR
Auction Sale Dataa
f 1983 March 14 Aug. 15
April 11 Sept. 12
Dec. £l May 1« Oct. 10
1934 Jan. 17 June 13 Not. 14
Peb. 14 July 11 Dec. 12
SPECIAL SALES HELD
ON BEQUEST OP SHIPPERS
Advances will be made pa venal when re
quested. Transferred by telegraph if
desired.
The Seattle Fur
Exchange has al
ways demonstrated
to the satisfaction
of all their shippers
that it can and
does sell furs in
• a manner superior
to anyone else. Our
monthly * auction
sales are recogniz
ed by buyers of raw
furs as the best
source from which
to provide the wor
ld markets with
their requirements
of flue Alaska furs.
The SEATTLETUR EXCHANGE
1008 Western Avenue Seattle. U.S.A.
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MARY PR’KFORD SUES
FX)R DIVORCE
LOS ANGELAS. Dec. 12, (AP)
— Charging mental cruelty, indiff
erence and neglect, Mary PickforJ
filed suit for divorce - Friday again
st Douglas Fairbanks. The , mo
tion picture actress is now in Eng
land. The filing suit confirmed
the reports of a permanent sep
aration and set at rest (he num
erous rumors of a re-conciliation.
A formal statement was issued
shortly after the suit was filed.
Miss Pickford said: “For the past
several years my married life has
become increas ngly unhappy. Be
ing convinced that under the cir
cumstances the future offers no
solu ion it is with the deepest re
gret that 1 am filing suit for div
orce.”
The property settlement was
effected out of court, as the couple
kept their financ'al affairs largely
separate. Pickfair. their palatial i
home, is supposed to be. the major !
part of the community property.)
The deed to it was recorded in
Mary’s name Friday. The couple
were married in Los Angeles May
28th, 1920, and separated the com
plaint said. May 29, 1921.
SHIP BURNS AT SEA
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 14, (AP)
Searching ships plowed the
seas five miles off shore and eighty
five miles South of here to find
possible survivors of a marine dis
aster which sent a flaming unident-,
ified vessel to the bottom plung
ed beneath mounta'nous waves.
Terse messages from the coast
guard boats in the vicinity of Point
Pinor to headquarters told the
story of a possible explosion aboard
the stricken vessel. It was appar
ently sinking whe^ the angry seas
lashed aibout the rescue craft en
deavoring to bring a'd.
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PARAGUAYAN ARMY'
CAPTURES POST !
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BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 14, (AP)
n-Fort Saaverda, the most import-1
ant Bolivian stronghold in the
grand Chaco battle area, fpll in- '
to the hands of the Paraguayan :
army.. The Paraguayan ministry
of defense announced that both
governments were prepared to
consider the strenuous plea for
an armistice from the .pan-ameri
can conference at Montevideo.
> A LETTER I ROM FATHER
Dear Daughter:
You ask me if your husband
should stay In bis present posi
tion at an "adjusted salary," but
you forget to tel me what he
would do if he didn’t. You and
he couldn’t very well come, here*
Just now. Your brother Sheridan’s
salary has just been “reconsider
ed,” so he moved into his old
room at home, and brought his
wife.
Your B'ater, Eloise, telegraphed
the next day that Wilfred has
just been offered a new contract
that was an insult, so your mother
is airing out her room. Wilfred
never could endure insults. Your
sister, Frances, who you will re
call has 'been a private secretary,
wroke last week that if anybody
'thinks she is going to drop to the
level of a common typist, they are
mistaken, so we expect her any
day r.;
What with those and the young
er children, I imagine that as long
as Rupert’s salary is merely being
“adjusted,” he bad better stay.
An adjustment is nothing like a
reduction. It Is hard for me to
keep up with the new language
of big business, but as I under
stand it, an "adjustment” is the
equivalent of a raise. Ot course,
Rupert wouldn’t know that; he
has been working only since 1928
he” should ask some old-timer to
explain what a raise is.
My own business is coming along
fine. It was sold on the court
house steps laBt Friday, but there
were no bidders, so the sheriff
let me keep It That makes the
best month I’ve had since the up
turn.
Your affectionate father
A NOTH Kit I'HRIHINti IN SPRAIN
MADRID, Dec. 15. (AH) — 9 4
Wj'f're slain and hundreds wounded
in a four day uprising, which was
put down.
AM. NAZI RKICHSTAfi
<T)NVKNES
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BKRL.IN, Dec. 12, (AH) — The.
first all Nazi Reichstag opened.
Hitler was not preseit.
•*YANKEE* CAST
NUMBERS o.OOO
j More than 5,000 players have
I parts in the Fox production of
Will Roger’s starring vehicle, “A
Connecticut Yankee,” Mark Twain’s
famous comedy satire which comes
‘o the Dream Theatre, Tuesday,
I December 19 at 8 p.m.
Rogers, of course,-* has the role
of “Hank." a Connecticut radio
store proprietor, and “Sir Boss,”
when he becomes the Prime Min
ister of King Arthur’s realm.
The story of “A Connecticut
[Yankee” deals with the moderniza
tion of King Arthur’s Court by
["Hank.” The Knights armed with I
machine guns, ride into battle in j
Baby Austins, and dozens of other :
amusing innovations are seen as
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the plot unfolds.
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SOURDOUGH.. STATIONERY FOR
SALE AT THE NUGGET OFFICE
CHURCHNOTES
FEDERATED CHURCH
Norman MoCay, Pastor
Sunday school at 11 a.m.
Evening worship at 7:40 pm
Every member urged to be pres
ent. Preparations are under way
for the Christmas program.
The choir will render the Can
tata "Ch mes of the. Holy Night.”
A most cordial invitation to all.
CATHOLIC CHURCH .
Masses at 9 and 11 am Sundays
Sunday School at 2pm.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
V.
11 A.M. Morning Worship for
Adults. »
11 A.M. Children's Church in
Club House.
7 p.m. Even'ng Service
: SKVKKK WINDS ON < MANNED
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UNDATED, Dec. U. (AP)
, El veil are dead n France aft the
result of storms., Traffic across
’he English channel was cancell
ed due to a seventy mile wind.
[Shipping is greatly changed. Win
ter held the Eastern United States
in :ts grip. New York had a bliz
zard which hampered the search
for Wesley Alger, an escaped lun
atic, who was finally captured near
Dannemora. Three deaths in
Cleveland and two in* Baltimore
brought the weather deaths t»
\more than fifty.
The West Coast is recovering
from floods.
John J. H atke,
Hanover., Ivans.,
who earned £7r»0.o»)
<*n«h award in last
>enr'sj nli Nation
al i'ur Shotv
I PLYMOUTH CARS!
olio $3050°° IN CASH AWARDS
How would you like to earn one of
these 894 cash and * special J»wa ids for
fur shippers? Awards are for carefu ,
pelt preparation in Sears 5th National
Fur Show 1 You have as *ood a chance
as anyone, because only the handling
counts . . . not the kind or value of the
fur. All awards are in addition to the
highest market price* that we, a<rtlng
as your agent, get you for your furs.
HIGHER PRICES
FOR YOUR FURS
| ■ Through Sea/iL.
I Through Sears Free Raw Fur Market
! I ing Service you get full market value
I for your fure . . . more than you would
■ ordinarily secure anywhere else. In ad
■ dition, every fur shipped to Sears is
■ automatically entered in the competition.
I Find Out All — Out ThU FRII Book
■ Johnny Muskrat's lateat "Tips to Trap
I pers” booklet tell* you how the modern
■ and direct Sears Way gets you more
I money for your furs. Also liets
■ those who earned cash awards
I last season. Your friends*
I names are probably included !
I Mail coupon for free copy.
LdMn»iiiii«i«aHai
Mail to Sears, ftoebui k and Co.,
SEATTLE, WASH.
SEA^S.-ROirUCKandCO.
Please mail me without cost or obligation,
fur shipping tags and latest edition of
"Tips to Trappers”.
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BASEBALL GAMET
At Eagle Hall
WED.. DEC. 20
AT 8 P. M.
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Benefit Xmas Tree Fund
V . •" ' ,
Hammon vs. Alaskans
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Federals vs. Commercials
Admission Adults 50cts.
Children 25cts.