MONDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
KKLLKKBACII OF S. F. FINDS
WIFK DEAD IX YOKOHAMA '
Aboard President Jefferson en-i
route Seattle. Sept. 15—Two thou
sand foreigners joined the refugees
on the steamer President Jefferson
In Yokohama and Tokyo. Albert
Mandel Zellerbach of San Francisco,
found his wife dead fn the ruins in I
Yokohama after walking from Tok
yo to Yokohama and then going
thru the devastated lire swept re
gion. Zellerbach has a wooden leg.
The two Zellerbach babies escaped
the earthquake and lire uninjured.
The British steamer Dongula carry
ing refugees homeward held forty
funeral's enroute. The steamer
Empress of Australia had sixty am
putation cases in her hold.
$100,000.00 worth of silk In the
Yokohama warehouses were destroy
ed by fire.
APPOINTMENT DELEGATE* TO
1924 CONVENTION ANNOUNCED
Washington, Sept. 17—It has
been announced that the tentative
appointment of Delegates to the
1924 Republican National Conven
tion provides for 1036 Delegates
and Alternates, as compared to 98 4
In 1920. Alaska-has two delegates.
The South has been cut (town and
the North and West raised.
CHIEF OF POLICE KILLED
Sofia, Sept. 17—A dispatch from
Sofia announces that the Chief of
Police was shot and killed during a
riot participated in by Communists.
«5 PER CENT INHABITANTS
OF TOKYO INJURED
Kobe. Sept. 17—According to a
late wire from Kobe it is stated that
f»5 per cent of the inhabitants of
Tokyo were injured during the
earthquake.
ClT NO ARRIVES IN NEW YORK
New York. Sept. 17—A dispatch
from New York announces the ar
rival of former Chancellor Cuno of
Germany in New York.
RANKIN ACCUSES INTERSTATE
4 w.k»*T»lISSlo\
Helena. Sept. 17—Charges that
the Interstate Commerce Commis
sion was permitting the railroads tc
“literally rob the farmers" thru the
Imposition of unreasonable freight
Tates based on ficticious investment
values, was made Saturday at the
Grain Rate hearing before Examin
er Mackley by Attorney General
PROHIBITION SENTIMENT
GROWING IN ALASKA
Washington, Sept. 17th—Acting
Director of Prohibition. Arthur G.
Means, reported to the Federal Pro
hibition Commissioner. Haynes, tha;
there is a growing sentiment in Al
aska for Prohibition.
PRINCESS FOUND NOT GUILTY
MURDER OF HUSBAND
London, Sept. 17—Princess Fahmy
lias been found not guilty <»f the
murder of her husband, the Egypt
ian Prince, Ali Kemal Fahniv Bey.
TALES OF HORROR TOLD BY
SURVIVORS OF EARTHQUAKE
Seattle, Sept. 17—Unparallele!
tales of horror are being told by the
hundred and fifty survivors of the
Japanese earthquake who arrived
on the steamer President Jefferson,
which made port at 4 A. M. Sunder
16th. The large crowd on the dock
wept in sympathy as the refugees
CimCURA HEALED
CHILD'S ECZEMA
On Arm In Little Pimples, Kept
Spreading. Itched and Burned.
-Om Unit (tal bad tctana on In
arm, which conunencadllhslktlaptm
until it «iu all on th«
under pan of baa inn.
half nap tn hat alban.
The ecaana naa the bp
kind and Itchad aad
burned leniblp. «>
uacd onacakaaf Cniicua
ment for two month* whoa ah* wu
haalad." (Signed) Mr.C. E. Httfld,
Tacony, Colorado, Dec. 29,1919.
One* dear, ha» your akin clear Ip
oaing Cuticnm Soap and Olnt—t
far avary-day toilat porpoeca aid
Coticura Talcum to powder and p»
fame. Nothing batter.
— -1*
limit'd on the dork. The accounts )
of the disaster ns Riven by th * sur- :
vivors make the telegraphic detail<
very mild. W. Tucker. General
Manager of the Yokohama offu of
the Western Casuality Insurance Co.
told of witnessing a large bargi
loaded with women and children
perish in a sea of burning oil. While
nearly all of the survivors ar-‘ving
in Seattle were injured, only :ive
had to be taken to a h< spital.
MAJOR NAPIER KILLED
IN AIRPLANE ACCIDENT
Dayton, Sept. 17—Major E. L.
N'apier an Army Surgeon at McCook
Field was killed Saturday wh-n the
plane which he was driving fell to
martial I-aw has been
PROCLAIMED IN MAI)RID
Madrid. Spam, Sept. 17 Accord
ing to a dispatch received today
Martial Law has been declared in
Madrid. Spain, as a result of the
Military revolt, and the streets in
front of the Treasury building are
being patrolled.
1HSAPPOINTED AT
DEFEAT OF FIKPO
Buenos Aires* Sept. 17—The de
feat of Firpo at the hands of Jack
Dempsey was a stunning disappoint
ment to the people of Buer.os Aires.
During the time the new< of the
battle between the two heavy
weights was being received, thou
sands stood dazed before the Bulle
IUCKARD READY STAGE
ANOTHER FIRPO- DEMPSEY
FIGHT NEXT SI MMER
New York. Se.pt. 17—Tex Rick
ard announced that he will l>e ready
to stape another Firpo-Dempsey
bout next summer, and also would
like to stage a bout between Firpo
and Harry Wills the American Ne
gro. The receipts for the Firpo
Dempsey fight wa's $1,200,000 ac
cording to Rickard.
SPAIN TO EXPEW- 31
I/EADING POUTK IANS
Port Vendres. Sept. 17—The
Franco-Spanish Frontier Military
Directorate which was formed as a
result of last week’s revolution h is
jn.-nicu in t'xpell thirty one <»r the
leading Spanish politicians, includ
ing former Premier Sanchez Guerra
and several prominent liberalists.
HEAT WAVE SWEEPS
< EXTRA 1. < AM PORN IA
San Francisco. Sept. 17th—The
Weather Bureau has announced
that a general heat wave is sweep
ing Central California and the ther
mometer had reached SO degrees
in San Francisco last night.
REVOLUTION' BREAKS OUT
IN TRANS-JORDAXIA
Jerusalem, Sept. 17—A. revolu
tion has broken out in Trans-Jor
dania against the Emir Abdullah.ac
cording to a dispatch received today
KINO DISSOLVES PARLIAMENT.
Madrid, Sprain, Sept. 17—The
King Spain has signed a decree
dissolving Parliament, a* a result
of the resignation of the entiVe Cab
inet last week.
Washington, Sept. 17—The Jap
anese Government has refused to
accept a:d offered by Russian So’
iet Government, according to & wire
from Washington.
DOWNWARD COURSE
Past Being Realized by Nome
A little backache at first. (
Dally increasing till the back is
lame and weak.
Urinary disorders may quicldy
Dropsy and often Bright's diso^Be.
This frequently is the downward
course of kidney ills.
Don’t take this course. Nome
residents should profit by the^fol
lowing experience:
Mrs. V. Rowe, Box 653, Juneau,
Alaska, says: “I was in bad shape
from kidney complaint. I had
rible pains in the small of n»y bock.
Mornings 1 could hardly move and
it took some time to straighten my
back. I tired easily and iidn’t feel
like doing my housework- I was
nervous und couldn’t at still at
times. I read about Doat’s Kidney
Pills In the paper and after ualng
three boxes. I felt like myself again.
I have used Doan's $ince then with
equally as good results.”
Prica 80c, at all dealers. Don’t
■imply ask for a kidney remedy—
get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same
that Mrs. Rowe had. •’oster-MU
bura Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, V- Y.
I * (Advertisement)
12 PERSONS KILLED IX HIGH
nilCR FOOD DEMONSTRATIONS
Berlin, Sept. 17—Twelve persons
were killed and fifteen wound"!
during a demonstration against th*
high price of food at Kirau. Branden
berg Province.
5.000 WORK I'KRIHH
TYPHOON \ I I.OODs
toil don. Sept. 17—Five thousand
perished in floods which followed a
typhoon at Tottori located m ra
west of Kobe. Japan. Saturday Sap"
15th, according to a Central Nov
dispatch to London.
TUESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
NO IHLLETLN TUESDAY
On account of adverse weather
conditions the local radio was un
able to work satisfactorily with
Fairbanks yesterday, the N’ugget
was unable to print a Bulletin yes
terday. not receiving sufficient press
news to fill the forms.
WEDNESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC.
Berkeley. Calif.. Sept. 18—Thous
ands of homes were destroyed and
a loss nf ten million dollars bi a
tire which started in a brush heap
yesterday afterhoon in North Berke
ley. was reported late Ia‘st nifht.
After the tire had started in fthe
brush heap it later spread tp a
sroup of Ruclytyus trees and the
wind then caught tie flames anl
swept the entire city. The fin*
burned until late at night aid
swept eijrthy blocks.
Two University of California fturt
ents were kill'd when dynan/ithg
was resorted t«
the mighty Ha
the buildings
Califorhia.
Among the homes reduce
ashes were those of John
Taylor, architect, and Benjam i
Wheeler, president Emeritus
University. The Fraternity hfciue
vvho b were consumed by the times
are: The Tnu Kappa. Alapa Tati
Omega. Phi Kappa Sigma and Thftn
Phi. Among the Sorority h.-uses
destroyed were the Zeta Tail. Alpha
Delta Zeta aud the Alpl^i Sigma
Delta. Five thousand are. homeless
and all the finest homes on Cralg
n ont and Euclid Avenues ar» de
Berkeley. Sept. 19—Th; estimat
ed insurance of $6,000,000 carried
on property in Berkeley is sail to
be it total loss to the Insurance C*m
LINK I‘ll{4'HA4:n
rattle, Sept. 19—Following the
rn from London, of Colonel Geo.
( Gibbs, a formal announcement
nade in Wa-shington that a con
for the purchase of 1800 miles
j Gutta Percha insulated cable at
of $1,244,000 had been cotu
with the Siemans Brothers
»ny of London. England. The
jbleship Delwood will probably he
fepatched to London for the cable.
PATE OF OKIiAHOMA
UNDER MARTIAL LAV
Oklahoma City. S pL 17—Gove
„>r Walton of Oklahoma has pr
claimed martial law thruout
state of Oklahoma in an effort
curb the activities of the Ku K1
lAIUtR LEADER IS
PliACTED UNDER RONDS
Kansas City. Sept. 19—Wm. B
Foster, National Labor leader has
been placed under bond and order
ed to appear and explain certain
statements made by him in'an ad
dress in Kansas City last night
which was held under the auspices
of the local Labor Council.
INTENSE HEAT WAVE GRIP#
^ NORTHERN CAIilFORNIA
San Francisco. Sept. 19th—Ten
counties of Northern Ca’ fornia
were in the grip of an intense heat
wave last night, the heat wave was
accompanied by a high nortL wind
which brought on an epidemic of
fires. Fifteen thousand a'tea of
When Your Eye$ feel Dull
■nd Hyr,
“a2£teS2ZwSr!SS
“d
•mm&t
portions/of the Nati<
II VKSSKIiS WITH ItKMKF
Kfrl'l IKS SAtli FOR UP.I1
\Va«h|ncton. Sopt. 1" — Hourt
vessels laden with relief suppi>s
ihe devastated region of japan hi
sailed from the United States
ISOliSIIKVIKI HAMSH
KOI IS HINDIIED PIIIF.STS
HeLsingsfor. Sept. 17—T‘i - Bol
shevlki government has banished
400 priests from Archangel and
interned 300 others in the Ob ka
SKA W01.F A\l) HU//KIS WAVK
REPORTER SAFI-’, KOTZKIU K
Sidney Paige who is in charge of
the Geological Survey Party on theii
way Outside from Point Harrow, re
ceived a dispatch from Noorvik
stating that, the schooner Silver
Wave was at Kotzebue and th■ • Soa
Wolf is supposed to bo there also
The Sea Wolf was supposed to ?ai
from Kotzebue f->r Nome on the 141.
weather permitting, aud as thee
has been a storm raging since tl*
13th it is surmised the Sea Wrdf.s
still safely at anchor at Kotzebue.
FORMER AIASKAN MCRDERiR
IN CALIFORNIA
San Bernardino, Calif., Sept. Is—
The body of a man was found n a
shallow grave near Cajon Pass and
has been identified as that of >. N.
Lucasen, a former resident of Alas
ka. According to Sheriff Shay who
swore to the complaint of mtrder
against a man named Willian*- who
m Oakland. California, seven weeks
ago, the two men left Oakland in
Lucasen’s touring car on a camping
trip. Lucasen was B2 years old and
took up his residence in Oakland
two v. ars ago after having lived for
Now York. Sopt. 18—Th
us papers failed to appear
New York. Sept. 1 T» The New
York morning newspapers. line *h •
afteraoon paper*. today carried
combined headlAies in all dailies,
hut each paper printed a skeleton
edition on their [own presses
result of the JVebb Fh-essujen’s
.Seattle. Sept. 18— Mary
Sinclair the wife of State Senator
Sinclair of Washington, was arrest-,
ed and charged with accepting de
posits f<*r the Southwestern Wash
ington Bank of I'.waco knowitte at
the time she accepted the. depfs
that the bank was defunct.
Mrs. Sinclair later plead euilt| to
defalcations and was sentenc
the penitentiary. Senator Sinc^ir.
the husband <»f the woman i
was president of the defunct b^k.
and his son, Myron E. Sinclait
cashier.
VICTORIA ARRIVES SEATTlJ
Seattle, Sept. 18—According tok
dispatch received last evening tin
steamship Victeria arived in Sean
tie. Monday Sept. 17th.. \
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EXTRA COPIES OP THE
NOME XUGGET
OH SALE AT THE NEVADA.
Miners & Merdunts
Bank of Alaska
NOME. ALASKA
WE PAY
Interest on Time Certificate*
of Deposit.
3% per annum
On 6 month deposits.
4% per annum
On 12 month deposit#.
M ll.'l \ ISI.WM Sll \KKX
I'V KAItTH<Jt \ K'
quake shocks occurred >< seven
•'••irty ye-r.-rday morning on the
Malta Island located in Southern
I'd an wafers. Many builditifs
•■‘■refdiaken ami the churches which
v r« filled with worshippers who
were; a tt ending mass when the
shock; came was instantly deserted
by ‘he worshippers.
Syracuse, SIcMii. Sept 19—Vio
f earthquake shocks were felt at
Syracuse. Sicilia, at the same timt*
th- shock visited the Malta Island.
Sracuse is a city located on the
siuth»4.stern coast *»f the province
Sictlla. belonging to Italy.
THURSDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
I '001,11 XIE I N OERTAKHS
IMtASTIt' PROHIBITION
ENFORCEMENT
Washington. Sept. 20—According
to Senator Borah who held a con
ference which lasted for hours with
the Chief Executive. Coolidge will
undertake to brim? about more dras
tic enforcement of the dry laws of
the Nation, and will require each
State to assume their share In the
prosecution of the prohibition viola
tions. Coolidge will also be ener
giticallv occupied for the next ten
days in seeking a solution of the
situation in conferences to agree in
t he west.
LIVESTOCK CO. OKfi.tM/KD
poll AI.KITIAN ISI.AMW
Seattle. Sept. IS—-A. Moore and
A. L. Macintosh have incorporated
n Aleutian livestock Company with
v capital of one million dollars for
the purpose of sheep raising on the
Aleutian Islands. After six years of
••xpirimenting with sheep raising on
tin- island, they say the results war
• ml such an enterprise.
MAIiTIAL LAW IX OKLAHOMA
N K A ItS CLIMAX
Oklahoma City. Sept. 20 Martial
Law in Oklahoma is approaching a
climax today and the attention of
t lie people is focused on Tulsa where
Governor, Walton’s authority to sus
pend tlief right of recourse to a writ
>f habeas corpus will be tested.
THItKf- KAIITHQ1-AKK SHOCKS
AKF ritOVIXt ’K OF CHILI
Shanghai. Sept. 20—Three earth
quake shocks rocked the Chili Pr<»
»f China yesterday. Numerous
buildings collapsed and the casuai
ies w*ere heavy thruout the Chili
irovitfee in which is located Peking
ml Tien Sen with a population of
2.0ob.000 people.
Seattle Sept. 20—After holding
i drakn sun in his wife’s face for
in hour. S. A. Sagendollh of Aber
ieen. Washington, turned the wea
pon upon himself and ended his
life. Sagendollh’s wife was suing
him for a divorce and it is reported
that this is the reason of his ending
his life after his wife had refused
to withdraw the suit pending.
rooi.nx.K CABINET CONSIDERS
KRMKDY—POLITIC JAL REVOLT
Washington. Sept. 20—President
Coolidge and his Cabinet held a
conference for an hour this after
noon, considering a remedy for the
disastrous conditions in the Wheat
belt which has provoked the present
revolt of the Farmers against both
the political parties.
KRW mil. MEETING—DUBLIN
Dublin. Sept. 20—According to a
despatch from Dublin, a New Dail
nfeetint took place in Dublin yester
day for the first time in history.
I*OIN(|aKE AND BALDWIN
j IS CLOSE CONFERENCE
Parts. Sept. 20—Premier Poin
care ot France and Lord Baldwin of
the House of Commons in England
were in close conference yesterday
for the better part of the afternoon.
I* KIN (IK OF WALES
GREETED BY FRIENDS
High River. Alberta, Sept. 18—
Heade# by David Beass Paw of the
Stoneyj Indian tribe, cowboys .ranch
ers and towns people greeted the
Prince of Wales upon his arrival
here enroute to his ranch.
AMUNDSEN AGAIN PLANS
NORTH POLE FLIGHT
Seattle Sept. 20—It is reported
that plans for a trans-Arctic flight
with three all metal planes from
Spitsbergen tn W&inwright via the
North P-.!o is being formulated in
Seattle by Amundsen and Hammer,
<• f:\Ki:\i,
GETS API*OI\'TMKNT
! dine who i« third in command of the
; Italian Armies has been appointed
Military Governor of Flume, aceord
IONES EI.E<TKIl COMMANDKR
LEGION |>KPT. WASHINGTON’
I Olympia. Sept. 18—Hinton D.
I Jones of Tacoma, Washington, has
i been elected Commander of the A:n
j erican Legion Department at Wash
UMTEO STATUS SRVATOR
KING ILL IV RUSSIA
Moscow, Sept. 18-—According to
a dispatch from Moscow Senator
King of Utah is ill in Moscow, Rus
sia. and is unable to return home.
IjIjOVI) GROIUIE EXPECTED
VISIT WASHINGTON
Washington, Sept. 20—It is re
ported that President Coolidge ex
pects to receive Lloyd George at the
White House early next month.
GERMANY MAKES PROPOSAL
TO I>ROP RESISTANCE
Berlin. Sept. 20 —Germany has
proposed through the Belgian Am
bassador to drop resistance in the
Ruhr under the sole condition that
the inhabitants of the occupied
areas who have been expelled shall
be returned and those arrested be
FOREST FIRES RAGING
IN NORTHERN r\l,IR>RMA
San Francisco. Sept. 20—A dis
patch from San Francisco states that
forest fires are raging in half circle
of 150 miles from Mann ' i Mendo
o no Counties.
SKATTI.K TO CHICAGO IN
12*2 HOCUS, 15 MINUTES
Chicago. Sept. 20 —Lieut. Ber
trandis and Li<*ut. Garret who were
testing r*nt -nir mail poiif-**. arriwti
in Chicago 22 hrs. and 15 min. act
ual flying time after hopping off at
I»llOHIIHTIOXF.H HA Y XKS
ISSUES STATEMENT
Washington. Sept, is—Prohibl
lion Commissioner Haynes issued a
statement today urging a close ob
servance of the prohibition law dur
ing “Constitution week.”
MANY KILLED WHEN
HKDS RENEW RIOTING
Berlin. Sept. 18—Many were
killed and scores wounded when the
Reds at Lorrach renewed the riot
ing of yesterday, according to a dis
patch received this morning.
ENGLAND REPLYS TO
V. ». LIQUOR PROPOSAL
Washington. Sept. 20—The Brit
ish reply to the reciprocal agree
ment on the shipment of liquor and
the liquor smuggling, was received
at the. State Department today and
was described by officials as being
in general ‘‘not sympathetic to the
proposals.”
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