MONDAY
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Uim\M) AND WIFE
ATTEMPT IIOI.IM'P
Denver. April 28—Nellie Waters
a*.erf twenty years mid is? in jail at
Littleton today and her husband
Clifford in in the Littleton hospital
with a bullet wound in his loft arm
a* a remiflt of the poor markmanahlp
ot the giirl bandit., according to the
police. Waters and wife hired a
taxicab in Denver laic Hast night and
drove toward Littleton, and at a
point five miles South of this city
attempted ito "stick up" the taxi
driver. When the driver resisted a
bullet fired by the girl went wild
and entered the arm of her hus
Uiuut The couple oiaim tV> have
come here recently from Oklahoma.
AMKIC14 'AN UNO IN BER
IN I'lUSON IN MEXICO
Mexico City, April 28--- William J.
Woodward, ant American engineer
was lodged in Santiago military .pri
son charged with complicity in the
Oaxaca uprising. It is alleged
Woodlwand wae given the rank of
Colonel an the staff of the late Gov
ernor Mainmel Garcia Virgil, the
leader of the Aaxaca rebellion.
COMtMANDKK MARTIN
IjKAVKH for ohig.mk
Cordova. April 28—Commander
Martin of the around the world
Army flyers hopped off from K*na
tak far CHignik at. ten thirty Satur
day morning. Owing to a blinding
snowstorm, he had to follow the
shore line from Kanatak.
Martin Arrives at Chignik
Chignik. Apritl 28—Commander
Martin arrived a>t Chignik at noon
Saturday. He expects to start for
Dutch Harbor Monday, weather con
ditions betng favorable.
M&AKTHOCS FOLK ON
NBW YORK IXH’KS
New York. April 28—A disastrous
fire consuming five steamships and
doing considerable damage to the
docks occurred here this afternoon
Among the vessels destroyed are the
General Slocum, the Grand Republic
and her sister ship.
KEPI I ILK \\ NS TKXTATIVKLY
SKLF< T ( HA IUM AN
Washington, April 28—Theodore
Burton, of Ohio, was tentatively
agreed upop ais the Chairman of Lhe
Republican National Convention, ac
cording to ammo u nee meats made
after a .political conference at the
White Honse today
FIIEMH AVIATOR
LEAVES \ LI.KIM
Bucharest, April 28—Lieutenant
Boisy, the French army Hi«^r hopped
off from AWepi. Syria. R<dsv is
bound for Japan.
OTTAWA ORDERS FLIGHT
in immsH Columbia
Vancouver, B. C.. Aiwil 28 Otta
wa haw ordered Lieutenant Earle
McLeod to fly .to Prince Ruppeirt,
Monday, and 4o cover the route l»y
way of Hazleton. Fortzer and other
Northern ijwdnts to a lake north of
Edmonton. This flight ie being tak
en to furnish accurate data for Mc
Laren. the British aviator, when he
pa*«se** through British Columbia.
J'lUMm SERVICE FAILS
TO IXK'ATE DAI'GHERTV
Washington, April 28—J. .1. Mc
Gvain'. deputy sergeant at arms of
tl.e United States Senate has been
endeavoring to serve process on for
mer Attorney General Daugherty
for several days and was informed
by Daugherty's attorney** that he
was out of the city. His counsol
(have arranged that (he warrant may
.be served ttoanorrow.
ELECTION RIOTH 1\ GERMANY
Bert in. April 28—There has been
much rioting during the election
now being held Over forty have ap
plied for medical treatment. Six
teen anreista have been made so far.
ROBERTSON WINS CHAMPION
SHIP JUNIOR IjKAGUR
Oakland, AlpriE 28—Jack Robert
son, a member of the Olympic Club,
won the Junior National League one
hundred yards tree style swimaudng
fCbainpionahtp- Reggie HorrtUon of
Venice won the second prize.
WAJMiH DF/UAREfi
woRiii> oorirr head
BuSMd. April 28—Senator Walsh
of Montana, addressing the League
I of Women Voters declared tin* '
World Court as “dead as Caesar" i
j unites this country is arousabte to j
I ils support. "Unfortunately it is
'associated in origin with the League!
ol Nations." he said.
llOOTlJOOttKILS BOMIURIt
ORUHARRR'S HOME
Chicago. April 28--Bootleggers
early tills morwing homb*-d the home j
of Blimw L. Williams, a dry cruse- j
der. The front of the house was I
demolished.* the terrific stooek was I
of such force that the family was j
WILL LOCATE IIAHKH FOIt
SHKXAXDOAH FLIGHT .
.Seattle. April 28—Captain Robert
A Bartlett, well known explorer and
who was a nuaubor of Sefansson's ,
'Arctic Expedition at the time the
Karl ilk warn wreck.'.1 near Wraneell j
Island several Kars ago, is enroll i
here. Bartlett arrived in Washing- \
ton, D. C. from New York and will :
leavw shortly for the Pacific Coast
wh'ene lie will sTilp on the Coast ‘
Guard CuttJtor B«ta*r for Nome Alaska
where we will inspect prospective ;
basts for the Navy’s 102 4 North
Pole Plight iu the Dirigible Shenan
doah and gather scientific informa- .
lion, for the National Geographical ,
Society. The Cutter Bear with
Captain C. S. Cochran will depart j
from Seattle tor Beritag Sou about ■
SCHOOL IK>Y FINDS
K(Hi OF DINOS.A! R
Boise City, April 2S—-K. VV Liin-j
si on of a pern'tied egg bearing indi- j
cations of belonging to a dia<«a.ur.
The egg is said to be similar to I
those found in the Gobi Desert of j
Mongolia. It is in a fin* state of i
preservation. The egg was found i
in the sagebrush by a school boy of .
Ki na and is 43 »4 inches long and
3V_> inches in diameter.
HARDING ntll* ARRANGER
FOR SINISTER ENDS
Atlantic City, April 2S—-Governor
Pm-crhot of Pennsylvania, addressing
•.he Atnetrican Society of Ner.v-spa]>er
Editors asserted that former secre
tary Fa 11 arranged Harding's trip
to Alaska in order to turn resources
\v that Modality over to “grabber.”
but that Harding defeated the
scheun<e for alii time be hi« last public
utterance at Seattle.
HRYAN’S WIFE ATTENDING
FAITH HEALING SKRVHTCK
Hazel hurst. April 27 Mrs. Will
iam .Tennnugs Bryan in an invalid’s
chair anrived here and is attending
aervtoew hone. Raymond T. Richey,
■ the Faith Heallor. has hopes of bein«
aide 'to cure her.
TUESDAY!
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NO BULLETIN TUESDAY
Wo were unable to Issue our rep
ly! a r Tuesday Bulletin o-wins to the
in. o eruption of the government tdPo
graiph service boi.woen Nome and
Seattle*. The Navy Stations wre
working: overtime trying to clean up
tile business offered and from what
w-e can learn this condition will be
more or less unavoidable until the
new cable is laid.
t ets a day will give you the Dallv
Bulletin and Weekly Nugget
FIDE ADRM SIGNALS
LOCATION
.Standard Oil Company
...Cold Storage plant, East
.Alaska Lighterage Co.
...Opposite Recorders Office
...Cor. Steadman. 2nd aves.
.Cor. 3rd. Ave. & Lanes Way
.Cor. B st. and 1st ave.
. Catholic Church
. Polet’s Residence
. Fire Station
.Near Belmont Point Bridge
. . . Opposite Webb’s Mark*
. Methodiet Mission
.Fire Oat
.... Shut Down
.Tarn on Water
KEEP YOUR EYES
CLEAINJCLEAR ANP_WEAI^gV
WEDNESDAY
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SOULIMX’CUI minim; man
mm IN STATES
Phoenix. Arizona. April 2&—Fraink .
Lawson, a member of the former
minim; firm of l.awson, Full at and
Norwood. of Dawsiin, IdMarod and
Fairlwiinkn, is dead hen*.
HAWKS KAIIjS FOIL F,trItOI*K '
Charles G. Dawes accompanied by
(Jv raid Younr and Henry Robinson,
authors of plans for the re-ostabltoll
mend of DIM* financial affairs in Eur
ope sailed today on the liner Leyia
CJftltAlil>S CAFE IN SEATTLE
SEATTLE DESTROYED BY FIRE
Sartlle, Wash.. April 2S* (Delay
ed). CiernMs Cafe was destroyed
by lire last niirhf. f*e: heroic work
done by the fire department in being
aide to keep it from spreading to
•adjoining bniklintr:\ The Cafe was j
a total! loss.. n« accidents are re-'
I >rteid and the origin U still a l
! TillJPPIN K I>KLKGATKS
AKKJVHI) LAST NIGHT
Soatitle. April 30-th .fud.-e C. A. |
Kuiiuus. a nicmibf' ».f iii. Supreme j
Court of -Lhe Philippine Manila and *
a ddejuaite to the Republican Nat ion
i Caiifv-en'tion arrived last night on ,
ihe liner President Jackson.
Maniuel TueBon-. a member of a j
i|<: v.-atlon d'ma’ndinjr T*h;'inp}n0 in-'
dopen-denco was also a passenger. j
McLAIll-N LAMM TO
M VKI-: ItKIMIRS ;
Bombay. April —•M-cLartm. the!
British airman a (.tempting' around;
T.}»«» world flight wr-s forced to land |
Plane.
I’fMIGATING I * A.SSF. N< • KI IS |
INVASION HOOF. MOl'TH j
DfSKAKR ( AUKOUM A :
Phoeyix, Wrizona, Apt'! ?!>-—Fumi
gation of all train passengers bound j
t'o- Arizona from ('ailiifornia, began 1
this afternoon jus a measure design
ed to protect the state from the in
vasion <>f f-he hoof and mouth disease
HAWAIIAN I’.OAIMt
MOMPUSK <JI VIIANTINK
j Fresno. April 29—-Upon the re- ,
>ccm.in^ida1.ion of Dr. F. T. Bfiown-'
ling of Honolulu. the Hawaiian |
| Hoard mod Hied its quanra ratine rug-;
u’-'.aitip'n-s to conform to those adopted i
j by Utak on April 1. Dr. Browmin/r '
v.'j'l'l siii! for Honolulu tomorrow
VALERA’S MOTHER
SEEKS HIS RKI.K \SK
j Woshiinpton. April 29- Mrs. C’ath
I erinc Wheel right, mother of Ea
jmonn DeVa'lers, -arrived here to take
up the mat iter t»f her son’s
•lease with officiate and members of
Congress.- DoVafler-a is at present
com fined in a Dublin dungeon. «
HEAHST I'lACMS
BON DS ON MAKKKT
j San Francisco. April 30—William
' II Hearst today -placed on the mar
ket for sale twelve million- first mort
gage bonds. These bonds are secur
ed by first mortgages on the San
Francisco Examiner. the Sail Fran
cisco CaiH. The San Francisco Post.
The Dos Angeles Examiner. The Los
Angeles Evening Herald. The Oak
land Enquirer. The Oakland Post.
GOod Housekeeping Magazine. The
CosmopoNtan. Harper’s Bazaro. and
Motor and Motor Boating Magazines
INDIANA GOVERNOR
CON VU TED USING MAILS
Indianapolis. April 30—Governor
McCray was today convicted of us
ing the mails for the purpose of de
frauding. and indicated that he
would forthwith tender his resigna
tion. Emmet F. Branch of Mar
tinsville. the Lieutenant Governor
will become the Governor within the
next forty-eight hours.
BATTLESHIP HAS GIRL
STOWAWAY ON BOARD
I.oe Amgeles. April 29—Whlile a
United State's Navy Board of Inquiry
. waB under way today at Balboa, Pam
o.roa Canal! Zone, sifting tihe sen«a
lional dtocovtery of a girl stowaway
maimed Madeline Blair, aged eight
een, aboard Che U. S. S. Arizona. the
fflagnhip of Admiral W. V. Pratt, of
the Pacific Fleet at Las Angel*’* Har
bor, the wave of excitement in naval
circh* over tihe sensation was in Its
backwash. live bM and nine sailors
hii iii'di-T arrc«t. If wu:j uuiimuifvil,
and the enllors will fact- a charge be
fore a General Court Marti ad for
snnigrllng the girl aboard the Ari
zen::. A thorough .search < f afl the
shfp in I>ivinion Four has or
d< r< I by Admiral Pratt for any other
sirl .stowaway*.
WIM.IH AJIVOCATUS c.lljjvn
MS.VIIMAMKXT ( <>\h’i:i!K\< i: !
r MsbuTg. April 29 Senator Wil- ;
lis i f Ohio, in -a atWr s:: to the Am
eric 1:1. Club, nrlvorau.! tho calling ■
o£ .'’Ut/fhor disarmament c>:vf< n n:c.
Gen. rail Per -bin;;. .“peaking i: 1111 <-x 1 -
wg. eutitmul the nations policy for !
he -.-1:1 blishniem-t of a nouoleus up
)ii \ hich to build a “great dcmocra-i
it: ;.z< u army” f. r u.u* in time of j
roni.iiKrK nii'osKs wru.
UPON IiFAl>HJiS
Washington. Anri I 29 -President j
Coo’ ilt:- today imposed his will up- i
on the leaders of both houses of
CoiiRia and preeafled upon them
to • at;nd until July 1. the time ait j
which the Japanese exelu - n clau-e ;
in the Immigration Hill wBM go into .
eflfts • The avioHved purpose of this j
is • 1 :w Secretary Hughes time !
within wini'eh to negoi.ate an agrw
mei.it with the Japanese girvern
(.mi KNoi; si'KMts
MGHT 1\ J.lir. .
fi*diatin.poiis. April 90—Governor j
M<*('• >• passod th* night in tho Mur- j
ion County jaill an<l will remain j
tie r-> until he appears tomorrow be-j
fo • *■’ ' .vl Judi;i Amkrson f r1
AIASK \ FISHING IN
HANDS OF MONOPOLY
Washing Urn. A,priil HP--Today j
Ham Sutherland chm-god |
that througlh the fishing regulations j
; <h-aw . i»y Secretary Hoovor of tilio
| posed cojup'litunce with the lioHsevelt .
iparty conservation scheme, the Al- |
icv.ka Packers Asscwdaition,. which he |
jehaigvd is a subsidiary company of (
11 hCalifornia Canning C.-rporation,
Iehbv. McNeil A- Libby, an elllfeged ,
subsiil.iary of Swift A- Co., an-.1 Cud- j
laliy l'aok'ng Comomy. crnntiinup t>J
j Kw*« a deatili grip on the Alaakaj
! salmon industry. He a.-.s«rt.s that
[the regulation's provide wlicrc, how
I atrd by whom salmon may be o;iu:ijht j
THURSDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC!
jcAKISO’S WIDOW HAS
LEFT SECOND III SBAND
New York. May l — Mrs. Ingram,
widow of the late Italian tenor. Cur
ii:>o, 'has separated from Captain F..
i A Ingram. British Army Officer,
i whom she married short !y a-fl'T the
jdeartih of Caruso, her attorney an
1 nounced today
jCOAL MINE EXJMiODES,
EIGHTY FIVE MISSING
' Wheeling. W. Va.. May 1 With
E ighty five missing, nineteen bodies
| had been recovered from a coni mine
jat Benwood, this State, in. which an
i explosion occurred late today.
McAIMM* TWO HtNOKFO
KKVKNTKKN HALF V4JTKH
CLAIMS ROCKWELL
Cleveland, Ohio. Way 1—With two
hundred seventeen and one half
votes pledged. William G. McAdoo is
assured of a lead on th:* iirat ballot
Mon. David Rockwell. National Pre
convention Campaign Manager do
ad*» publi
Tllors.VXIW PAY I/AST Tltllll’TK
TO IJTH TAMMANY CHIKF
New York. May ! Many thous
ands of people from every walk of
life paid a final tribute* of ro«port to
Charles P. Murphy, for many yearn
T; numnriy Chief. as bi s body lay in
slate in Seventeenth Street. prior to
'•ein^ taken to Saint Patrick’s Cath
edral, where impressive bat simple
funeral services wore hold tihit* aft<*r
m:pi:\v prophksiks prack
\MO\(i NATIONS, CiUKAT
rm>si*i:i:n Y, < <>mmkip i:
\-w York. May 1 Chautw •; M.
IM pew. Kpoak nir at t.V- Monfrik
nub in Brooklyn. a*t the eel, hr ti•»n
<f hvs ninetieth birthday. sa;d’ ' T
have no .fears at present for the fu
ture. On the contrary. I beHov* t.he
J.itions. with mutual toelpfu’r—is,
ti:t revival of industry and internu
tionai commerce beyond anythin.?
v.birth 'has ever ho^rt known in the
past, undisturbed bv rdlinious excite
m< n* and controversy It all leads
to discussions and publicity, which
are the solvent <>l most of our pres
robber hair -sAiiiOfi
ARRIVES FROM PANAMA
New York. May 1 -Th< first bob
bi 1 hair “sailor*’ of Undo Sam's
Navy arrived here today on the
:-toanw-r Cliriwtobal from Panama in
tiro person of Miss Madeline Hkiir.
H:M.|osiif> Arizona, of tin Pacific
StjtismIron. Miss Blair told police
• flieiaiTs tha't while she was o«- t<he
Arizona, 1 wo ot.h*er women, also dis
t.'Ki'Sod «•< sailormen. were aboard
that ship. According to Miss Blair
th<* other two women wort* w:v?-s of
FORM HR NAVY DEPARTMENT
FXPERT MAKES STARTLIN(«
STATEMENT FI'EL RESERVE
N'.-w York. May 1 William B.
Shearer, former Navy Department
expert, in. a statement made pubifle
today, said: '‘Timw arc changing,
nod the diays of a neglected Navy are
lover." Hv said that the failure .»f
|.Vuveri ‘a to provide adequate fuel re
lit* advantage gained a! the Wash
iiu'ston Armament Ponf'Tencv. if'*
| said rtf* rati.. of navai power now
j!« England five: .lamm three and the
i United States one. and ad-tied that
the American fighting fit1'.*: is out
1 ninnbw»ri\l ami oivurunn1 by booh
[the British anti Japanese forces.
I RANEE, UKMrll M IN AFIJWJ*
IN ItERARD REPARATIONS
giiviri art* in cfnupb'te accord in re- ■
pair'd to Lite cours. •*> be pursued by j
Ihp two Kovi-n iii. ms. :is to ihedr I
putting 'the Reparation* Experts' j
recoiuhnondations into effort. The ;
two ffovswrnHiiontif* will separately on-.
d-eavor to rfswdt a similar agreement 1
Piur/i: miiiNd shot hy immse. I
Taooina. April 29- Fritz Hiring. I
who killed his former sweetheart, i
Miss Ailbertiao Onto on Thursday ■
last, was killed by a. posse made up
of King and Fierro County citizens i
while resisting rapture.
wriJiiio ami::, receives
NKWSl*Al’Mi: DECISION „ j
OVER JOHNNY DUNDEE j
Canton. Ohio, Maty 1—Joihnny
Dundee. New Vork featherweight
and junior lightweight champion,
and Willie Ames of Akron, Ohio, a
lightweight, boxed twelve round's
in a no decision bout here last night.
Newspapermen gave Ames live
rounds, and Dundee three with the
others even, hut Dundee apparently
was under wraps in several rounds.
brother op former a tty.
hex. daugherty in had
Cincinnati. May 1—A Senate war
rant charging M. S. Daugherty, pv-au
1 id*nit of the Midland Xationa-l Bank,
of Washington Courthouse, Ohio;
and n brother of former Attorney
General Harry M. Daugherty. with
|contempt was served upon. Che <or
j ln» r in the United States District At
torney’s office 'here today. Daugherty
imimed’alely signed a petiition for a
Writ of Habeas Corpus, and hearing
or. the petition was begun at omf.
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS
on sale »t the Nugget ofVr, *lrt> a
| supply of typewriter paper.
1 r HUM) Tl UNS IM>\V\ TEN
KICK MU>*S IMM>!'0H1T10?I
| Hueno-* Aina
j Firpo has re* Jo
May 1 Angel
•wl the- offer of Tex
Argentine boxer to
■iea. anti announced
flirht coder Itick
v. i:.vrm-;i; conditions dkliy
ItOl .M) WOltf.ll PI.YKR.H
j Kurle. Sel-ada. Alaska. May 1—tJn
' poet' 'I to iltslay the High of the Am
N r.can rtmnd the world flyer*' .squad -
Ct •Ol.lIHiC AMI COX WIN
ritIM YIJIKN IN OHIO
j‘■tfjteu-UJt- prlniari."; ic. ulted in f’ren
M. Cox winnti'g the Rnpubll
ej>n and I)( ntocra! if V legation* res
I pf*ctively. decisively over Ifiratm
Lfehnson and William ‘1. MoAdoo.
• ftMIM-MTi: KLKCTION KKTUINS
The management »>r the* \mrge*t,
has \vir*-l Juneau fe*r complete
cleTl iim rot urns fe»r tlwe whole of Al
aska. in time* fen* Saturday's issue*.
HOPE AR.\\l>0.\KR FOR \ !(TIMS
KENWOOD MINK
Whaling \V Va.. May 1 All
hfp»- h-i> iihanJoii^l that any of
the on.- hundred and fi.Ct-.on victims
entmnb- <1 l»y the expio i n in the
I <*:r.voi /I mint- of the Wheeling Steel
('■.nporation would be* recovered
n’i'.i>. The hod i os of six minors had
war. rend- rot! dif*cu>It to lh»- point of
pru»c.t:eail mpossibility by the poi.-mn
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} OLIVER TYPEWRITER FOR SALK
INQUIRE NITGOFT OFFICE.
NOTICE OP FORFEITURE
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned as co-owner has ex
pended during each of the following
years 1910. 1911. 1912. 1912. 1914,
J91B, 1 n 115. 191*. 1915. 1919, 1920.
1921. 1922. 192:1. * he sum of One
Hundred Dollars ($100.00) in work,
labor and improvements on each of
and described a.s follows
Tdaho recorded in v«*Tu
Idaho No
194. at page 224;
Sea Gull, recorded iu volume 157,
Sea Gull No. 1. recorded in vol
ume li>S. at page 429:
Sea Gull No. 2. recorded in v#I
tWue 103. at page 100:
Sea Gull No. 3. recorded in v#l
ume 194 at page 325:
Eskimo Chief No. 1. recorded la
volume 199 at page 157:
Eskimo Chief No. 2. recorded in
volume 165. at page 162;
Eskimo Chief No. 3. recorded lf»
volume 137 at page 162:
All the above claims are situated
about one quarter mile east of Bluff,
Alaska, notices of location are re
corded in the old Monumental Re
cords which are now of record in
the Cape Nome Minins and Record
ing District at Nome. Territory of
Alaska. That said work on the
above mentioned’ claims was per
formed as provided by Rpction 2324
of the Revised Statuets of the Unit
ed States and Supplemental Legisla
tion. for the purpose of holding said
And you are hereby required to
contribute your proportion of such
expenditure accordiig to your inter
est in said claims tb the undersigned
co-owner with you #\*re»n. wRhln
ninety days after the service of thla
cefioe on you by publicatlas thereof,
.or your interest in said claims wlU
«be«»me forfeited a*d vest In rh-» un
dersigned as pro/Med IV the salt
*UlUte‘ CHAS. HKEOAN.
Co-Owner
PuhHdi \ferato 22, 2». April 5, 12.
r*p, 26. May S. M>. 1". 24* 31
juuu 7, T4. 1924.