LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS RECEIVED TODAY
HARDING TO DISCUSS CABINET
APPOINTMENTS MONDAY
Washington. Dee. 2—In republican
circles it is stilted that President elec:
Harding will begin n series of confer-,
cnees Monday looking to the • sele •
tion of his cabinet personnel.
JAPS NOT TO PRESS
RACIAL EQUALITY
Geneva, Dec. 2—"The Japanese
delegation will not make any proposal
for racial equality during th.- present
session of the Assembly of the League
of Nations," it was announced by
Viscount fshii at this morning'sses
sion of the assembly.
BANDITS ROB BANK MESSENGERS
St Paul. Minn. Dec. 3-—Bandits to
night boldly held up two hank mess
engers in front of the main postofliee
building and secured fifteen thousand
dollars worth of Liberty bonds.
After relieving the messengers of
their hags, the robbers escaped and
have not been captured.
CONCEALED ARMS SUGGEST SEIN
FEINN UPRISING—LONDON
London, Dec. 3 A large stock of
arms and ammunition discovered in a
warehouse located in the central part
of l/*ndon today is believed to be the
property of Sinn Peinn organizations
and has been collected for use in a
revolutionary outbreak here.
PONZI PLEADS GUILTY,
GETS 5 YEARS
Boston, Dec. 2—Charles Ponzi, the
the man who accumulated millions in i
a few months by operations in foreign
exchange values with money obtained
from thousands of get-rich-quick in
vestors, today pleaded guilty to a
charge of using the mails t.» defraud
and was sentenced to serve five years
in the county jail.
WILSON DEFINES POSITION
AS ARMENIAN MEDIATOR
Washington. Dec. 2—President
Wilson accepted the invitation of th ■
League of Nations to act as mediator
in the Armen-irftS ^.IHmtfon. conditioned
U|x>n the use of moral influence.
In his reply accepting the Longa
proffer, Mr. Wilson explained that In
is without authority to employ force
without the consent of Congress.
TRAIN HOLDUP’S ROB CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE PASSENGER
Minneapolis, Dec. 3—A Chicago and
Milwaukee passenger train was held
up in ‘he outskirts of the city today.
The bold bandits confined their oper
ations to the mail ear. robbing it of
approximately one hundred pieces of
registered mail.
ARGENTINE, DISGRUNTLED,
MAY QUIT LEAGUE
Rumiok Aires. Dee. 3— Rejection hy
the Dengue of Nations Assembly of
the proposal made by the Argentine
Tie-public in favor of the admission of
all nations to the Dengue may result
in this country withdrawing from the
Dengue, according to statements by
persons high in government circles.
SEATTLE BOOTLEGGER HAS
BIG BOOZE SUPPLY
Seattle. Dec. 3—E. D. Hagen, an
ex prize fighter and former policeman,
the penitentiary for bootlegging, but
who was at liberty under bond, was
arrested today with 737 quarts ot
whiskey in his possession.
CUTICURA HEALED
PIMPLES ON FACE
Also Itchy Scalp. Hair Fell
Out. Face Disfigured.
“My head began to itch and there
rre scales on my scalp. My hair
me out badly when combed and it
became very dry and thin. I also
bad pimples and blackheads all over
my face. The pimples were hard,
large, and red, and caused me to
scratch and irritate them, and my
V:c- was disfigured.
“This trouble lasted about
months and I began using Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. After I had
used two cakes of Soap and r
boxes of Ointment I wa3 complete
ly healeu.1' (Signed) Miss Zona
Jackson, R. 3, Goldendale, Wash.
Improve >our skin by daily us
cf Cuticura Soap. Ointment and
Talcum. They are ideal.
PtapU brfc 7t— by Util AddrcKr :"Cm1t««n _
cr.t.rim.Dast ■jfcgS-SS.Mwj" Sojd.wrjr
v hi-- SoapSSe. Ointment 2SmnUt0c. TuIcumSc.
£3b»~Cuticur* Soap shavaa without mu*.
BOILS WAX ON GASOLINE
STOVE. FOUND DEAO
Seattle, l>eo. 3—Mrs Ida Meyers
was burned to death here today by
• n explosi >n resulting from an attempt
made by her to try out a quantity of
wax on a gasoline stove.
IRISH HOME RULE
BILL HELD UP
(.omlon, Dec. 3—The government’s
Irish Home Utile Bill is not having the
smooth passage through committee in
the House of Lords that it was expect
ed t.> have, according to those in
charge of Its passage thru the upper
SALVADOR PROHIBITS
IMPORTATION OF LUXURIES
San Salvador, Dec. 3—All impor
tation of articles denominated as lux
uries has been prohibited by the Sal
vadorean government. The decree for
bidding Importation of anything but
tlie necessities designates January first
..s th.- date on which the new ruling
will become effective.
ITALY AND FIUME AT WAR
Trieste, Dec. 3—A state of war be
tween the kingdom of Italy and the
regency of Quarner i at Flume began at
midnight.
Flume is now completely blockaded
bv the Italian naval forces.
FINDS BANK ROLL IN
DEAD MAN’S SHOES
Garden, Mass. Dec. 3—While ex
amining a pair of boots as a sale of
the personal effects of Jacob Hagg
strand. of Finland, who died here in
1912. the prospective purchaser stuck
his hand in one ofthem and found
a roll of money ainunting to $970.
Haggstrand’s widow will he noti
fied of the peculiar find.
SENATORS CONSIDERING
RESTORATION OF TRADE
WITH RUSSIA
Washington, Dec. 3—Regulations
of the Soviet government and com
plete restoration of American trade
with Russia was brought forward to
day for serious consideration by sen
ators who are trying to evolve a plan
for bolstering up the sagging market
for American agricultural products.
SALESMAN KILLS
BRIDE AND SELF
Seattle. Dec. 3—After killing his
bride of a month with three bullets
from a pistol in the Knickerbocker
Hotel t:»«lay, William Burgess White,
a salesman for the Machett, Mncklfn
Company, wholesale grocers, took his
own life with the same weapon. The
cause of the tragedy is unknown.
MERCHANTS! ! !
Begin now to let the people know
what you have to offer for sale during
the HOLIDAYS —Begin
early so you will not have to carry
part of your >tock over next year.
MAIL MOVEMENTS
Mail for the Outside will close Mon
WOMEN MUST ALSO
QUALIFY AS CITIZENS
WHEN HUSBAND DOES
Sterling. C’olO.—The wife of any
man who wants to he naturalized in
the district court here must qualify
for citizenship with he husSand. ac
cord fng to a recent ruling of Judge
t'nder the suffrage amendment, the
becomes*a citizen with the husband
and has the right to vote, should qual
male citizen.
Ask The Men Who Wear ’Em
YOU never appreciate the wonderful wearing
quality of Goodrich “Hi-Press” like you do
when knocking about rough country.
There’s no harder test for Footwear than climb
ing flinty trails or working about the mines.
“Hi-Press” has come into its tremendous popu
larity because of its unusual ability to WEAR.
Those white soles actually outlast steel — the
shoe won’t leak or peel -and it is a good lit and
comfortable, something you’ll appreciate after
a long stretch on your feet.
We are selling a lot of “Hi-Press” Shupacs, and
Black and White Hip Poors in Alaska now.
Don’t be misled by imitations — you can tell
the genuine by the Red Line ’Round the Top.
THE ;ii. F. GOODRICH RUBBER CO.
Akron, Ohio
' Seattle, 115 King Street
Goodrich
Hi-Press
Rubber Footwear
FATHER AND SON TO
BE REUNITED AFTER
LENGTHY SEPARATION
(jHorgre Voirt, one of Cordova’s first
sot tiers, and an Alaskan pUoneer in
every sence of the word, is looking:
forward to his arrival in Juneau with
a great deal of pleasure. Twenty-four
years agio, when he left for Alaska, he
Idd his four-year-old son good-bye. j
When the Northwestern arrives (n
Juneau on her southbound trip, ftither 1
and son will again be united.
Mr. Vogt arrived in Skagway in '97.
going in over the Dyeu trail to Haw
son . Since that time the mining game
has seen him In every' town In Ataedcn.
For the pant nine years he has claimed
Cordova as his home. l>eing one of the
first residents of the old town on Kyak
’VIth his son. Mr. Vogt will go from
Juneau to the Tenakee Hot Springs
for a few weeks, after which they In
fond to return to Cordova.
As a result of the discovery of new
>re at the mine of the Alaska adrnir
»1 ty Hold Mining Company at Fun ter
lay, extensive development and equip
nent of the property Is being plan
ted . The new strike was made in the
unnel about 600 feet from the best I
•urfu.ce showing or objective point of
hiving the tunnel.
FIRE ALARM SIGNALS
IS.Standard 0*1 Co
LI.Corsteno Cold Storage
14.j. /. Seaton Co, office
Li.Headquarters Saloon
II.The Lobby
14...Pioneer* Igloo
11 .Catholic Church
H..Polet’a residence
12 .Torkey’a Cigar Store
II.opp. Webb’s Market
Engine House, Phone Main 97.
I whistles water.I Ire oof
E. L. HOLT
lust received a full line of notions.
Silverware, Cut Glass, Dolls, Leather
Goods, Etc.
.argrst Complete Stock of Xmas
Every Article Useful
Prices Right. Phone Main 1T
HOLTS CASH STORE
TIN SHOP IN CONNECTION.
Telephone Main 11
Miners & Merchants
Bank of Alaska
NOME. ALASKA
Capital • • $100,000
Gold Dust Purchased
and Assayed
[meet ME I
I at the |
BOARD OF
1 TRADE
? 5
MILO S CAFE 1
OPEN DAY AND
NIOHT
1 door to PACIFIC COLD
STORAGE MARKET.
CHICHESTER SPILLS
RECENT NEWS FROM THE I
IOITAROD MINING CENTER
In spit** of the fact that a large 1
IKirt- of the Iditarod population has 1
left the camp during the past crniplf*
of seasons, ‘.here Is still considerable 4
mining going on there, according to 1
Joseph H. Smith, of Smith's Oun store 4
at Fairbanks, who arrived in Nenana
recently on the steamer Tanana. Mr.
Smith went to Iditarod several weeks •
Jigo to attend to some business mat- |
ters there. t
The prinnipal mining at present Is j
confined to Otter and Flat creeks, twi ,
dredges being operated on the former t
and several small outfits on the latter ■
stream. The dredges are owned by (
the Tilley and Reaton interests.
The town of Iditarod. which boast
ed a large population In the boom
days of the camp now* has five women !
and abiut a down men left and a <
number of these are about to leave 1
for the states before the end of the I
season. There are seven stores, sev
eral of which will be closed as soon ’
as stocks .are disposed of. r
There hove been no now strikes In
he district lately, Mr. Smith says,
ml no developments to encourage the
►elief that there will be a revival of
n’.. u , there In the Immediate future.
.Si; . 'I other interior gold camps the
cist of mining there at present is such
hat only the richest remaining ground
an *>e worked.—Nenana News.
Headed by 1,. A. Lcvlnsaler, B. F.
'aylor and George A. Ijrakey, trus
ees. the Alaska Development Syndl
ate. representing a number of prom
nent Seattle and other Washington
tockholders have filed applications for
hree oil leasing permits covering
.650 acres each. The claims are lo
afed in the Yakataga district.
Harold Hofstad. son of I. M. Hof
tad of Scow hay recently shot himself
hrough the right hand with .a revel
er. The boy was fooling with the
un when it was accidently discharged,
fe was brought to town land his
round dressed. No serious results
re looked for.
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