MONDAY
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FIFTY THOl’SAXl) WANT
TO ATTEXIl CONVENTION
New York, June 23—National
Committeeman .Muck announced
tliat so far there were fifty thous
and applicants for admission to the
Democratic National Convention,
with more arriving on every train.
It has been announced that hus
bands of women delegates will be
permitted to have seats of honor in
tie convention beside their distin
guished wives.
FOItTl’GKSK AVIATORS ARRIVE
AT DESTINATION .
Lisbon, June 23—The two Portu
gese aviators who set out in April
to fly from Portugal to Masao.China
have reached their destination.
CAMPAIGN GENERALS CONFER
WITH PRESIDENT
Washington. June 23—Chairman
hutLer, Secretary Hughes and Am
bassador Warren, throe cf the gen
erals upon whom Coolidge relies
for the conduct of his campaign,
called upon the President for a con
f< rence aboard the Mayflower.
1.1E I’TEN A NT GRIFFITH
MAKE?* FAST RUN
San Francisco, June 23—Enroute
b. Seattle. Lieutenant John Griffi
ith of the Army Air Service made
the flight from Kelly Field to San
Francisco at the rate of two hun
dred miles per hour.
NEW YORK ELECTS WOMAN
CHAIRMAN DELEGATION
New York. June 23—Mrs. Daniel
D. O’Day of Rye. New York, was
elected chairman of the New York
State Delegation to the Democratic
National Convention. She is the
first woman ev$>r elected chairman
of a delegation.
ARMY OFFICER ATTEMPTS
TRA NS-< X>NTIN E NT AI. FLIGHT
New York. June 23—Lieutenant
Russell Waughan hopped off at
three o’clock this morning in an at
tempt to span the continent from
here to San Francisco between dawn
LAISOR INDORSES LA FOLLKTTE
’ AND DROOIvHART
Waterloo. Ia.. June 23—Robert
M. LaFollette of Wisconsin should
receive the unanimous support of
the Iowa Federation of Labor if he
runs <>n a third party ticket, de
clared J. C. Lewis, the president of
the Federation before the Dele
gates to the annual State Conven
tion. He also favored the candi
dacy of Senator Brookhart.
MV. GRANT
RESIGN S PA ST< >RATE '
New York. June 23—Rev. S. P. !
Grant, who has had several differ-j
er.ces with Bishop Manning on relig
eous subjects, resigned the rector- j
ship of the Church of the Ascension |
on Fifth Avenue. The resignation j
was accepted with “regrets” at a j
vestry meeting.
COMMANDER SMITH
ILL AT RAGOON
Calcutta. June 23—Commander
Smith of the American Flyers is ill
at Ragoon. The flight has been
delayed here .pending his recovery.,
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■Proof of Annual Assessment Work
also Oil Location blanks. Deed blank*
for gonoral use. Special and General
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Quart* Location forms now on sale
at Nugget Office. Price 18 cents eac*
or $1.00 per do con.
CU&AX-UP NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given, that in
accordance with Ordinance No. 100
to piovlde for the prevention and re
ntval of nuisances, etc., that every
p>yoa la the possession or eccu
pnncjr of, either as owner, tenant or
otherwise, ef any lot, place or prem
ises in the City of Nome, shall cause
the same to he cleared of all un
afjlhtly and unsanitary rubbish with
in five days from the publication of
this notice, and save additional
CHAS. CAVEY,
Chairman Health and Relief Com.
DKMOTIWTIC TIC KM) OF
EVENTS NOT INDICATED
New York, Junp 23—Sunday’:;
maneuvering brought out nothing
to indicate the trend of events after
the Democratic National Conven
t:on assembles. It is very likely,
however, that there will be prolong
ed fights on the floor of the con
vontton over the adoption of a plat
MKtTIvVWT M.ittmAX
I’ASSES OYER COSAI)
Cheyenne. June 23—Lieutenant
Maughan who is attempting a one
day flight from New York to San
Francisco, passed over Cosad. a
town two hundred and fifty miles
North of here, at noo-n.
SOUTH-AFIUCAX
PREMIER RESIGNS
Cape Town. June 23—Premier
Smuts tendered his resignation to
11IIYAX SAYS UK is OX THK JOB
New York. June 23—When asked
whether he intended to make any
speeches in the Democratic Con
vention. William J-Mirings Bryan
raid: "I am like a volunteer fire
man. I hope rn«.r? will he no
alarm, .but I am ready to fight a
■ nflagration. I am sleeping in my
i. w. w. injunction
SUSTAINED IX SUPREME
COURT TODAY
San Francisco, June 23—The in
junction granted sometime ago in
Sacramento, penalising the I. WAY.
for their activities was sustained
today by the Supreme Court.
4 HIXKSE BANDIT
HEADERS EX ROUTED
Pekin. June 23—After the Chin
ese leaders had made their compul
sory demonstration of respect to
the murdered American. Hawley,
they carried out tho ordms of Cock
chafer by executing two of the
bandits on the spot whe.e. Ilawlev
was slain. The two bandits execut
ed were inanity responsible f"r the
( HIXKSK MILITARY LEADERS
* OBKY COCKCHAFER
Pekin. June 23—I'mler a threat
that he would bombard the city of
Wanhsien on the Yangtze river.
Commander Cockchafer <.f a Brit
ish gunboat, compelled the highest
military leaders of China to walk
to the cemetery in full uniform be
hind the coffin containing the body
of Edwin C. Hawley, and to attend
burial service for him. Hawley was
killed by a Chinese junk man.
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OFF FOR RANGOON
Akyab. Gurma. June 27—McLar
en, the British around the world fly
er, hopped off today for Rangoon.
He has been here since May 16th.,
making repairs. /
Mr. Martin Knapp
Tells How Cnticura
Healed Pimples
" I was troubled with irritation of
the akin on my face and other parts
I red pimples broke out
I which after a time festered
I and caused disfigurement.
They itched so that I
^ scratched, and the rubbing
i of my clothes caused them
I tried other renetaea wun pm
little success. 1 read an advsrtiee
I toast tag Cuticus* Soap and Olnt
tnmnt and aent for a free sample. It
helped me so I purchased more, and
after using two cakes of Cuticera
Soap and one box of Cuticura Oint
ment I was - completely healed.”
(Signed) Martin Knapp, Burlington,
Colo., Aug. 10, 1932,
Make Cuticura Soap, Ointment and
Talcum your every-day toilet prepa
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WEDNESDAY
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TKLKt.lMI'H INTKiriU l*TKI»
Owing to static the Signal Corps
are having Considerable trouble in
tercepting messages from Fair
banks the past few days, and it is
due to this interruption that we
were unable to print Tuesday or
Wednesday’s Bulletin.- The local
signal corps' boys deserve consider
able credit for the persistency in
v hich they have endeavored to con
nect with Fairbanks. They have
been continuously trying throug
hout the past 48 hours t.. maintain
the service, but not without con
s derable difficulty.
THURSDAY
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DEMOCRATH CONVENTION
CHAIRMAN APPOINTS
COMMITTEES
New ‘York. June 25—The Chair
man of the National Democratic
Convention appointed the commit
tees on Resolutions. Rules and Cre
dentials. and j< committee t<* propose
some appropriate action on the
memory of Woodrow Wilson. The
high notes of the speakers today are
a prelude to the impending spectacle
i-n Madison Square Garden.
SENATOR RALSTON ENTERS
PRESIDENTIAL RACK
New York. June 2 4—Senator
Samuel M. Ralston of Indianapolis.
Indiana, formally entered the Prosi
dtntial race at the Democratic Na
tional Convention this afternoon.
The Missouri Delegation which wa<
claimed by both Smith and McAdoo
a’ the close of a prolonged confer
ence. finally went over to McAdoo
Governor Smith of the New York
delegation withdrew from the Con
vention as a delegate and thereupon
Issued a formal statement assailing
McAdoo for his oil connections.
Chairman Hull of the Democratic
National Committee collapsed today
from heat, over-work and heart
trouble. He is under the care ot a
AMERICA NEEDS
A PAUL REVERE
New York, June 25—Senator Pat
Harrison of Mississippi delivered
the keynote speech at the Democrat
ic National Convention which re
convened at noon today. He bitter
P assailed the record of the Repub
lican Administration. He said:
America needs a Paul Revere, not
a Sphinx, in the White House to call
it back to duty.” He ran the gamut
of the Hardin.g-Coolid.ge Adminis
trations in a series of biting criti
cisms. A large part of his speech
was taken up with the recent dis
closures of Ihe Senate Investigation
Committee. He said that the pres
ent Republican administration was
“oiled well.” and that it will show
you n “foreign policy.”
New York. June 25—The Rules
Committee voted 51 to 3 this after
noon for continued two-thirds rule
ir. the nomination of Presidential
candidates. Homer Cummins was
elected Chairman of the Resolutions
Committee of the Convention. The
Convention remained in session for
two hours today, and sustained
Chairman Hull of the National
Committee after his collapse. As
Senator Pat Harrison finished his
keynote speech yesterday. Chair
man Hull was carried unconscious
from the platform. Harrison’s first
mention of Woodrow Wilson yester
day brought on a demonstration
which lasted for seventeen minutes.
Further excerpts from Harrison’s
speech were: "The Cornerstone of
the Republican Party is Special Pri
vilege. Crooked business needs
only to gesture to make this admin
istration understand and do Jts bid
ding. The American people know
that it was investigations conducted
by Democrats that sent Albert B.
Fall to Three Rivers a disgraced
man and a proven criminal. Starv
ing herds, rotting grai^ and rusting
spindles have not stirred the sleep
ing spirit *r maimed the chilled
coldness of President Calvin Coo
riiKSWENTIAJj TIMBER VOW
BDV’O PRESENTED
Ntw York, June 25—During to
day’s session of the Democratic Na
tional Convention here, Alabama
presented the name of Senator Os
car W. Underwood for President.
The delegation from Arkansas pre
sented the name of Senator Joseph
T. Robinson: and former senator
I helan of California named William
G McAdoo. "as the* natural leader
cf progressive thought and achleve
"The Ameriean people will be on
trial before the world in the coming
Presidential campaign." Senator J.
Valsh declared after assuming the
I ermanent Chairmanship of the
Convention, "the issue" he asserted
• will be whether they will continue
i:t power the party now in control
ot the government, notwithstand
ing the recent scandals disclosed in
the United States Senate investiga
Big doings are expected tomorrow
v hen it is expected that Gov. A1
Smith’s name will be presented.
SEN. ROBINSON SUSPENDED
FROM GOLF LINKS
Washington. June 25—Senator
• T. Robinson of Arkansas.
Democratic Leader in the Senate,
was suspended from the golf links
• t the Chevy Chase Country Club
for two weeks as the result of a fist
fight in which .the Senator engaged
Inst week on the links.
< APTAIN l\ IJ.NGEN RERG
SAILS FOR 2 YEARS ARCTIC
Seattle. June 25 —The Motor
Ship Ma.it!, Captain C. Klingen
berg in command and owner, sailed
this morning for a two-year Arctic
trading cruise. Ho plans to estab
1 - a base near the North Magnetic
I IEUTENA.NT MATGlffAN
\RRIVKS l\ 'FRISCO
San Francisco, June 24—Lieuten
ant Maughan arrived here last night
hours and 17 minutes, including
several stops. His average speed in
the air was one hundred and fifty
miles per hour.
\ I. ASK A DELEGATES
ELECT OFFICERS
New York. June 25 The Alaska
delegates* to the Democratic Nation
al Convention elected tb ■ following
i (Titers today: Chairman. George R.
Grigsby; Resolutions. John W. Troy;
Rules. Robert W. Jennings: Nation
Committee. Thomas .1. Donohoe
and Mrs. John W. Troy.
I NI\ ERSITY CH.WCELI/OR
TO STUDY ESKIMOS
Seattle. June 2"> .1. McMillan
Brown. Chancellor of the University
of New Zealand arrived here today
enroute to Alaska to study the Eski
mo from an Ethnological stand
( Ol.ONEL SAWYER RELIEVED
AT OWN REQUEST
Washington. June 25 -Colonel
Sawyer was today relieved from
duty as personal physician to Presi
dent Goolidge at his own request.
UNITED STATES MAKES
REPRESENTATIONS TO CHINA
Peking June 25—The American
Government through its legation to
day made representations regarding
the late Edwin C. Hawley the Amer
ican slain by Chinese junk men at
Wanhsein. It asks the punishment
of Hawley’s slayers and the pay
ment of suitable compensation to
his dependents.
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UCCiK DKMOXSTKATIOX H»l!
(iOYKIIMli; SMITH
Xpw York. June 2*’» Having giv
for McAdoo. the Convention today
plunged into a tremendous demon
stration for Governor Smith. The
demonstration was .id*d and push
ed alone by a complete organiza
tion. Hundreds marched through
the -all bearing banners and noise
making devices. Smith was placed
in nomination by Franklin Roose
velt. He said that Smith was the
most dangerous adversary that the
Republican Party had to fear, and
that his name spells victory. Fred
Van N'uys of Indianapolis placed
Senator Ralston in nomination and
Senator Bayard named Willard
Salsbury as Delaware’s candidate.
The platform is not expected to be
ready until tomoYrow morni-ng.
I»K>HM’KATS «IVK KOI Sl\(.
C1IKKKS FOK SKX. WALSH
New York. June 26—The Demo
catic National Convention perfect
ed its permanent organization- to
day and gave a rousing reception t.>
Senator Walsh, its permanent chair
man. They began naming Presiden
tial candidates, but voting on a
nomine** will not take place until
the platform is adopted, which is
taking place in a sub-committee.
l)F.MO\STKVno\ \<;.\I\ST
KI KM \ KI.A\
New York. June 26—There was a
big demonstration against the Ku
Klux Klan in the Democratic Na
tional Co-nvention when Fordney
Johnson was nominated. lie de
manded that the Klan be denounced
iii the platform by name. Samuel
t’.ompers presented a labor legisla
tive program and advocated mem
bership ill the League of Nations
and the World Court.
THREE ROYS
ATTEMPT EXTORTION'
Chicago. Juno 2« Three hova at
tempted to oxtort six hundred t.hon
sand dollars from Jacob Franks, the I
father of the schoolboy Robert}
Franks who was kidnapped and ,
killed by Leopold and Loeb. They,
were arrested when they called for
KKIJJHi TO ATTEND
INTER ALLIED CONFERENCE j
Washington,
dor Kellog w;i
for the purpos.
ieparations pi:
June 27 Ambassa
leud fho Inter-Allied
London on July lfi.
of putting the Dawes
I. AKTH^t'AKK REGISTERED
AT SANTA CLARA
mograph a: the observatory of San
ta Clara College registered an earth
quake a long distance off. today. It
was of several minute's duration.
SEATTLE CHIEF OF
POLICE El RED
Seattle. June 26 Claiming that
he had fallen down iif the enforce
ment of law. Acting Mayor Mrs.
Landes dismissed Chief of Police
Severyns and placed the Depart
ment in the hands of Police Inspect
or Joe Mason.
INJUNCTION'S ASKKI»
AGAINST OIL COMPANIES
Washington. June 27—The Attor
ney General directed the United
States Attorney in Chicago to apply
for Injunctions against fifty of the
principal oil companies of the United
States to restrain them from fur
ther violations of the Sherman Anti
Trust law.
CHARGES DISMISSED AGAINST
ANACORTE8 BANK LOOTERS
Mount Vernon, June 25th—The
charges against Russel R. Evans,
David W. Nadeau. Lawrence H. Lee.
andWarren Ridley. Tacomans hav
ing held up the Citizen’s State Bank
of Anacortes. were dismissed by J
Prosecuting Attorney Gilbert, bold
ing that the evidence submitted had
Sailed to be sul*«tantiated.
DAWES WILL DELAY
MAKING SPEECHES
Chicago, June 27—Charles G.
Dawes, 'he Republican nominee for
Vice-President of the United States,
announced that he would make no
speeches until formally notified of
his nomination.
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Calcutta. June 27 - The AraerU
1 around flyers arrived here tori
They will remain lore for seve
days in order to exchange the he:
: i>ontoons attached at Seattle
lighter land gear. Except for cro
ing the English Channel, the flis
: from here will be entirely over Lai
Coast League, yesterday’s (26t
games- Oakland at Sacrament
Los Angeles at Silt Lake; Portia
at Vernon and Seattle at San Fra
Results —Seattle three San Fra
cisco four; Los Angeles ninetee
Salt Lake sixteen; Portland tw
Vernon one; Oakland one. Saer
mento nine.
American League June 2*5—Tt
day’s games -Two games played
Washington 5-4. Xew V ork 3-2
Cleveland 4-4. Chicago 3-1; Phil:
delphia 2-S. Boston 0-3; Oetroi
St. Louis, rain
American League, June 25thT<.
day's sanies: Washington 4. Net
York 3. ten innings: Philadelphia I
Poston 4: Detroit 5. St. Louis 7
second game.
National League. Tune 26—New
York 6. Brooklyn 3; Boston 4
Philadelphia 2: Pittsburtrh 5. Cin
American Lea cue 26th—Kansas
City Indianapolis 6: Milwaukee 6
Louisville 4: Minneapolis 12. Col
umbus 2; St. Paul "..Toledo 14.
Western League June 26--Tulsa
11. Wichita 12. eleven innings;
Denver S. Omaha 11: St. Joseph 2,
Oklahoma City 7; Lincoln and Des
Moines game postponed players on
a marooned train.
Three Eye League, June 26—Do
rn tur 4. Bloomington 12; Terre
Tlaute Peoria 4; Evansville. Dao
v'lle game postponed on account of
Southern Association. June 26 —
Atlanta Chattanooga 4: Mobile 2,
Memphis 1: New Orleans t. Little
Lock 2: Birmingham ■">. Nashville
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