MONDAY
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11ANDIT NEWS OUT OF C11I VY
Shanghai, Mayyl2—Following his
interview with her American Nlin
Wtar Schurnitam ataited that Miss
Lucy Aldrich, one of the victims of
the Sut how train bandits, was forc
ed to sleop iu a dog kennel outside
a Chinese village and without a sin
gle person to befriend her. Schur
m<Mi im#t Miss Aldrich at Tain Chau.
Tient Sin, May 12—Major Roland
Finger, U.S.A., or. of the captives,
hats sent out a letter Cnom the brig
ands' stronghold, urgently recom
mending compliance with the out
laws terms and Imploring that gov
ernment troops be withdrawn.
AUTHOR, P ARLIAMMXTARV
RULES, READ
New York. May 14—Brigadier
• (.talkeral Henry M. Roberts, retired,
author of Roberts Rules of Parlia
mentary Proceedure, is' dead here.
ALASKA TRIP PLANS COMPLETE
Washington, May 14—Plans’for
the Harding trip to Alaska wore
completed Saturday. He leave
Washington June 20th. the original
(late, returning to the Caplto! about
September 1. He will take the
water route homeward, proceiMllng
thru the canal to San Juan and
Portio Rico. He Intends to make a
World Court speech at St. Louis.
BREVITIES
Mexliico City, May 1 i—A confer
ence, which may result in recogni
tion of Mexico by the Cnited States,
was begun here today.
Paris. May 14—Senator Johnson
of California returned today from
his tali) to the Ruhr.
Ho#. SpningB, May 14—Fifty-two
were killed and mapy injured when
a cyclone swept Colorado Oirtv. Tex.,
last nigh.t
Seattle, May 14th—Glory Sms.
fastest clipper ship in the world,
burned in the harbor today.
Washington, May 14—Mrs. Sterl
ing, wife of t.he President of Czecho
slovakia, died this morning.
New York, May l4-=-Th» prt*e
fight show netted about $240,000
Tor the Mfik Fund.
IX>HT—A roll of Films with Carl
111kinn name on, return to Ijomen
Pros, and get reward. No questions
SOVIET BLAME ENGLAND AND
FRANCE FOR MURDER
Moscow, May 12—Concerning
the assassinaltion of Voroeky, the
Soviet envoy ait Lausanne. Ka/ra
khun, acting Comissioner bf For
eign Affaire, said: “I consider the
murder a consequence of the atmos
phere of hate created by Cureon’s
bellicose note, stmultaniously w*th
Marshal Fochls visit to Poland.
They' have succeeded in unbalanc
ing the minds of Europe and arous
ed hatred by their, campaign
against admission of Vorosky to the
conference.
ENGLISHMEN WILL CONTINUE
WORLD FLIGHT
London, May 14—It was announc
ed yesterday that the world flight of
.Caipltlain Norman MocMUlftan and
Cajfctatn GeofPry Stallins ended dis
astrously back of Bengal, but will
be continued from there by way of
Japan. Kamchatka and the Aleutian
Islands. From there they will fly
t Southern Alaska, and Vancouver;
AcroflB Canada and the United
States, Greenland. Iceland. Shet
lands and Scotland.
To make sure of the north Pacific
crossing a Steam yacht will go out
to Southern Alaska -with a special
orew, under Captain Roger Pocock
of the Legion of Frontiersmen.
Along the chain of Islands to Ber
ing Sea shrteen dumps will be ar
ranged ait Intervals of twenty miles,
■with stores. On • certain islands
two of the Shiip’e, company will be
marooned os store guards.
CRY DOWN WITH OURZON
Moscow, May 14—We want peace,
but we are prepared to meet the
enemy, this wae the challenge flung
at Britain by George Tcbltcherin,
MinMer of Foreign Affairs, in a
fiery speech In the Moscow Opera
The Sortie* Commune is sweeping
thru the stream tonight. «T*ng
"Down with Cuiuon. death to Initi
ator* oi a new war.**
WILLARD AND I'UiWO
VICTORS STAR'CONTEST
New York, May 14—In the Van
ke • Stadium Saturday afternoon
Willard aged forky. stopped Floyd
Johnson, 23 year old Iowa boy. af
ter eleven round* of hard lighting
in the feature bout of the greatost
boxing show for charity in the his
tory of the courttiry.
Seventy thousand saw Kansas
ici.iii« back and als6 witnessed th»*
knock out of Jack McAulilTe by
Louis Firwo of Argentine. In ‘the
third round of the scheduled flf
tt'en round bout.
Wifi lard and Firwo. the victor* in
the star bouts of the milk Fund
Doxing Carnival at the Yankee Sta^
dium will b«i ma>tcheid in a fifteen
round con*ti« s-t to decide a champioti
ship opponent for Dempsey, pro
moter Tex Rickard announced at j
the conclusion of tbe show.
FltFM'H PEEVKR OVER
ArtTSATIOX. FOR«ETFUIAESS
Comercy, France, May 4—Premier
Poincare, rep1!yin-g to Lloyd Gearpe’a
accusation that France has forgot
ten the services Prtain rendered
durinp the war, stated that this ut
terance has barred the French way
to London.
BELIEVES AWTIC
CONTINENT EXISTS
Seattle, May 14-—Land in the
Arctic and perhaps a new contftent
will he discovetrod by Amundsen in j
his flight from Wainwrtgta't to j
Spitsbergen. Such is the beliief of j
Lieut. Commander Parker, execu- j
tive officer of the Bear, which will j
sail •Wednesday for Nome and n<- i
BERTHA Kltri'l* SENTENCED
hit: imprisonment
Essen, May 14—1The French Mili
tary CoiiiTt this morning ordered
Bertha Kruipp Von .Bohlen to life
imprisonment at Huegel, overlook
ing the Ruhr.
STfLIi AFTER TAFT’S SCALE *
Newark. N. J.. May 14—Del>s |
announced that the Socialist party (
will call on congress to initiate the
impeachment of Taft, because of the j
Carnegie annuity.
BODIES ARMY AVIATORS
FOUND IN MOUNTAINS
San Diego, May 14—The bodies
of mii*Jin.g Lieu't. Col. Francis H.
Marshall and Lieut. Chas. Webber,
army aviators, were found Saturday
nighft lin t'he mountains, forty wiles
east of hare.
TUESDAY
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AERIAL PULLMAN
BEING EXAMINED
'London, May 15—Plans for an
aerial Pullman are being examined
by British aircraft authorities. A
greait slim metal saloon, like a long
tepering Pullman car is the basis of
the idea.
VICTORIA NOW TO LEAVE
SEATTLE JUNE 5th.
According to a telegram received
by the Nome Chamber of Com mere
we quote:
“We have decided to set the 'Vic
toria sailing up to June 5th. Addi
tional sailings scheduled July 5th.
August tlimrd. Advise interested
shippers and public.
ALASKA S. S. CO.
GANET8KY SPEAKS
FOR GOVERNMENT
.Moscow. May 13—Deputy Foreign
Minister Canertpky's declaration to
the Moscow Council of Trades Union
'ttaa't the government will confer
with Brittain over the differences be
tween the two countries, but that
she. Russia, cannot accept such, as
wtae set forth by Lord Cur son. is
taken, here as indicating the trend of
official opinion toward the British
FOREIGNERS ARE
1IEING RELEASE!!
Peking. May 15—Bight of seven
teen foreigners held by bandits In
the mountains of south Shantung
have been released and are now on
their way back to Lin Cheng, the
neiareat railway point.
Their release followed the com- :
plate compliance of the Chinese gov
ernment with the demands of the;
PROOFS OF LABOR BLANKS
ON SALE AT NOQOET OFFICE
SEATTLE (UA'll MAN
TAKES SUI<THE ROUTE
Seattle May 1' * Ralph S. Hop
kins, pioneer and vvalthy club man
of Seattle, comim.t'U-d suicide Sun
day. Ift* had the distinction of
being the owner of the first automo
bile seen in Seattle.
INFLUENZA OX ALASKAN'
Seattle. May 15—An epidemic of
of St. Paul and the other islands of
the Prill LI of group, and lias extended
to the western end of the Alaska
Peninsula, according to reports
ir.ad'e by the Const Guard Cutter
flaide which arrived in Seattle Mon
day. The vessel has been on her j
course of annual patrol of Bering ,
Sea and supplied food and medicine j
at the places visited. Eight natives j
died at Kings Cove and Belkofsky
and five succumbed at Morzhovoi.
REVISED PLAN OF
HARDING’S TRIP ■
Washington, May t&th—Revised j
plans for Harding's tnip wiF! provide
for at least two weeks in Alaska
and according to Hoover the voyage
flrora Seattle to Alaska will be made
on an army or navy transport. The
navy transport Henderson, which Is
U> proceed to the west coast with
naval supplies in time to be ready
for the Alaska start, may be the boat
used for the trip. Hoover says that
Handling plans to see as much or the
territory at first hand ais possible.
He will cover as much ground by
train as the railroad facilities will
pormift and lour the remainder by
motor. It i« expected that the
party Will visit every part, of 'the
territory except the extreme, north
< VAN F.M1*S MOLD I P SHIP
Hong Kong, May 15—Buccaneers,
disguised as pa.ssen.ge.rs. imprisoned
the or w and one* hundred passen
gers. including a number of Euro
peans of the Chinese steamer This
liau, bound from Hong Kong to
Shanghai last Saturday. They sail
ed the ship for twenty four hours,
gathered a heavy loot and then
transferred to a Junk. The Tais
Hau returned to this port.
REVEAL I’LOT TO
\SS\SS1\ATF FOTH
Lemberg, May 14th—Police have
unearthed a plot, originating with
Bolshevists in the Ukraine, 'to at
tempt assassination of Marshal
Foch, who is making a tour of Pol
and. Thirty plotters have been ar
IIAUGHERTY TO RESIGN
Washington, May 15—That Daug
herty wffli not manage Harding's
campaign for re nomination and may
resign at no cfistant date, is the un
demanding of republican leaders
who participated in a serious politi
cal! conference at the White House
CHINESE PRISONER (JETS
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
Shanghai, May 15—J. A. Ssenley
of San Fnancifsoo, one of the prison
ers captured by Suchow bandits, ar
rived at Lin China. He had obtain
ed twenty four hours leave of ab
sence from the bandit chief and also
borwftved from him twenty dollars
and a mile to make the trip.
FRENCH MAV RETALIATE
AGAINST LIQUOR ORDKIt
Paris. May 15—Poincare, touch
ing on the exclusion of liquor bear
ing shiips from American territorial
waters, observed yesterday that !
measures of reciprocity against Am I
orican ships visiting French ports j
are being considered.
PLYS tiuijk among womkn
Seattle. May 15—H. J. Frazer, i
broker, fleet after having: swindled
two score women, including a half
dozen school teachers, ou't of $50.
000 in a fake stock sale.
PIIjOT DIRS A HOARD SHIP.
Seattle May 15—Captain A. C.
Jansen, 77 years old. pilot on the
Admiral lines. died yesterday
aboard bis vessel at Ketchikan, ac
cording to a cablegram rooenved by
the Pacific Steamship Company.
IjKADHH KIDDED,
^ RKimiOANS CAPTURED
Dublin. May 15-r-The last band of
Republicans operating in County
Whckfow was captured today after a
fierce engagement. * Deader Plunk
et was shot dead and two machine
guns were taken.
j swuxra elections
ENCOURAGE DGMOCIUTS
1 Washington, May 15—Examhui
’ t on of the records of spring elec
! t'or.H fhruoirt !?i»* country, by -the
| ! oniooraHc National CornmnM.ee, re
in a statement which sbo.vs
I‘f t the democratic party is very
| ] ii h alive. Th' records show that
; th*' tide has canri- d strong for dem
| orrn’s in nine state-*, Maine. Co-n
I n ietjcwt. Rhode Idand. New York.
>' Jersey. Maryland. Illinois.
. Michigan and Iowa.
WEDNE 'DAY
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UAMJITS DK.M.WD GIMIIWTKK
/OF IMMUNITY
Shanghai. May 15—Foreign dio
lomatic represen tative« have receiv
ed peremptory orders from a bar.
dft chief called Wang, to guarantee
by nightfall. that the Chinese gov
ernment will meet his demands
that several thousand of Ids ,,,,c.w
era entrenched 'in the mountain
fastnesses of Shantung be f>r 'iv«n
for their detpredatfons and iccord
ed the -status of regular soldiers.
Failure of the dejpairtmenlx o' the
Chinese government to comp’; with
the terms fixed by Wang will -*sult
in death to the foreigners ' *!d as
hostage. A letter delivered !•> the
American Consul at Lin Ching con
tained the terms and penalty fo
The letter was brought from the
bandit quarters to Lin Citing b/
Revermd WiBliam Lenfours, an
aged priest.
(OMMKIK IAL AKHOPLAVK
WltK('KKI) KlItOPF
Laurence Von Post Schwab and
MLss Juanita Hates, both American
residents of New York and four
Kiiropeans. were killed yesterday
afternoon in th- wreck of the Paris
-London aeroplane.
GOYEP.XMEXT TO TAKE
moving pictures ai.aska
Washington, May fl6—Arrange
ments have been completed by the
Interior Department, it was an
nounc'd today. for a com prehen
sive service of motio-n pictures of
Alaska this summer, showing the
d ivelopment of the territory, grow
th or itis cities and its commercial
from I he Reclamation Service will
spend several months in Alaska
making the pictures.
BORAH SI'KKCH CAMPAIGN
TO ItKtilV FRIDAY
Washington. May IS—Boginning
Friday at St. Louis, Senator Borah
will deliver a series of speeches
thruout the country, which proba
bly will determine whether he will
be the third party candidate next
year. Borah will talk about World
Court, Recognition of Russia, At
tack on the Primary System. Rail
road Taxes, Immigration and the
Shipping Policy.
SAND POINT WILL
HE DIRIGIBLE BASE
Sea'btlle. May 16—The Chamber* of
Commerce received a letter from
the Navy Department asking for an
edtifimaltod cost of clearing a space
on Sand PoiOt. in. the center of
which will be constructed a moor
ing post for one of the navy dirigi
bles. It is intimated that this sta
tion wit! be used when the navy
attempts the tra-ns-polar flight with
the huge lighter than atr machine
now being constructed for the Unit
ed States. ,
Just got Over a Cold:*
Look out for kidney troubles and
backache. Colds overtax the kid
neys, and often leave them weak
For weak kidneys—well, read what
a grateful user says:
J. L. Messersmith. blacksmith.
TOO E. Webb St., Penftleton, Oregon,
says: “Doan's Kidney Pills are my
old standby. Whenever I caught
cold in my kidneys it caused my back
to ache and T suffered with kidney
complaint. At times when I stoop
ed over, sharp pains caught me in
the small of my back and I bad to
raise up slowly. My kidneys acted
too frequently, causing me to get up
many times during the night.
Doan’s Kidney Pills quickly banish
ed the backache and put my kidneys
in good condition. I still keep
Doan’s on hand to use in case of
necessity.’’
60a, at all dealers. Foster-Mil
burn Co.. Mfrs.. Buffalo, N. Y.
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; UXDKIlWItlTKlJH WANT I.MMU’H
TO BLOW BACK
| f*ort Angelos, r.iay 1« — Quiliay
nte indtians boarded the w.r\*ed
i steamship Lake Gebhart a ■ r ;!ie
| vessel had been abandoned ar.J
cured about one hundr< .1 tons <f
sugair. They carried it a it . • in
tlieiir sealing canoes and un \< r
writers are now trying to r r
the sugar from the Indians.
< AJJmS FAIX’ON .joslyn
A LOBBYISTS
Seattle, May 16—John-T. Balia in
ir a letter to President Waterhouse
of the Chamber of CmnnuTm, pub
lished th'i.s afternoon, protests
against Palson Joalyn serving as a
member of the Committee to r- < ive
President Harding. Ballain claims
in effect thut Joslyn has beep a !ib
by'iwt against wholesome Alaska
legislation.
AMURIOAN TROOPS CAUMD OUT
Tient Sin.. May 1 fith—American
troops have boon called amt to bo '
prepared to guard property, follow-!
Ing reports received at headqunr- ]
tens of a battle in progress between j
Chinese troops and British at Tang |
Shat on the Peking-Mukden rail- ,
way, according to a statement is
sued by the American headquarters
here where eight soldiers of the
United States army are based to
protect the railway lines from Pe
lul.K. '
The traffic 'inspector at Tang Shat j
had turned their bayonets and brok
en loose in that city.
u,!<; OIL TANK UM’LODES
A XI > i: N l>. \ N c, KISS Vf) I IT j
San Pedro, May 16—An 80.000 j
barred oil tank of the Ceneral Vir !
troleum Company h- r" exploded to- j
do y and the burning <*il mi Mod .
down the hMM.de
spread! 'i-nto the fortifications cf
Fort Mac Arthur.
FISH LAWS TO 1’>E ENFORCED
Washington. May 16—Fflced by
the prospect of ha vine, under a re
cent ruline rtf the Supreme -Court.
1o send all offences. both petty and
grave. against Alaska Fishing laws,
before Unfflted States Judges. in
stead of Commissioners. officials of j
the Bureau! of Fisheries art* consid- •
ering refcomm end actons to congress
that certain provisions of the stat- j
Ule be changed.
The Bureau announced that it has
issued inOfTUct'ions to ropres — ta- 1
tives in Alaska to lay in format lor. j
concerning law breaking before the j
nearest District Attorneys or takti
the defendant before Commissior- I
era so tha* they may be held for the j
Crand Jury.
B R K V I T 1 K S
Guernsey. England. May 15th—
Sir Win. Butli-a. England's iron
malster. was found dead yesterday.
St.. T<Ouls. May 15 th -Seventeen
doaid and sixty missing in the storm
swept region around Hot Springs, *
Arkansas, is the report received at
heaftquanrers of the Pacific Rail
road here today.
Hot Spring*. Ark.. May 16—Flood
and flames damaged the business
district within the past two days to
•the extent of more than one million
Washington. May 16—J. Walker
Drake or Detroit has been appoint
ed Assistant Secretary of Commerce
London. May 16—One trans-At
lantic bine alone announced that it
expects to handle SO.000 tourists
coming to Europe this summer.
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SICi\ TO FHJHT
New York, !\Piy 1 <; Promoter
Tox Rickard annourc ! that Will
unl and Firpn signed this afternoon
•to fight in NVw York or vicinity
not later than July 7th. The win
ner of this entrap- i»t nt will bo
: matched with »ho winner of the
Rpimp?<-y-Cifbboiis content in the
match which probably will be held
ARCTIC KAPMMtKi;
\OV\ i.\ sKATTI.K
Seattle, May 17—Captain Otto
Sverdrup, famous Norw- r.an Arc
tic explorer, is in. Seattle on* busi
MFI.ATIVFS SEEK INFORMATION
The U. S. Marshal’s Office at
Mome is in receipt of a letter of in
quiry from J. E. McDaniel seeking
trace of his son Robertson Taylor
McDaniel, who is presumed to have
come to Alaska about 1011 or 1912.
Any information of the man’s
whereabouts should be sent to J. E.
McDaniel, 802, W. 19th St., D«i
Moines, la.
FATHER SEEKS INFORMATION
S. R. Olson seeks Information re
garding Capt. O. R. Olson who came
to Nortip during the year 1907. Any
one having knowledge of this man
will please communicate with S. R.
Olson. Woodburn, Ore.
L. E. WEITH *
9 NOTARY PUBLIC «
9 XT \lTG«ET OFFICE *
‘Fwwffiwifiwyi'fiifiiiifiwifis*
FORFEITURE NOTICE
To MICHAEL ROMTAILLE. your
heirs, legral representati os and
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned as oo-owivr therein,
has expended the sum of one hun
dred dollars for the years. 1010.
1911, 1912. 1913. 1914. 1915. 1916.
1920, 1921. 1922, in labor and 1m
provements V>n and for the benefit
of BENCH CLAIM No. situated on
the right limit of Center Creek,
in the Cape Nome Mining and Re
cording District. Territory of Alas
ka. Notice of location whereo- is
recorded in Vol. 121 at page 227
and Vol. 169. pace 210 of the
records of the Cape Nome Precinct,
in the performance of the annual
labor required by section 2324 Re
vised Statutes of the United States
and Supplemental legislation, in or
der to hold said claim.
And you are hereby required to
contribute your proportion of such
expenditure according to your inter
est in said *laim to the undersigned
co-owner with yon therein, within
ninety days after the service of this
notice on you by publication thereof,
or your interest in said claim will
become forfeited and vest in the un
dersigned as provided by the said
A. A. CHAGNON.
Co-Owner
Publish March 31. April 7. 14. 21.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To E. W. SHIRK, and to your H*irs,
Executors, Legal Representative*,
and A**si<rnis:
You and each of you are hreby
notified that JOHN W. LUTSCHIN
GER. in his lifetime, and his Estate,
si nee his death, has. as co-owner in
the mining claim hereaflter describ
ed. expended tlie sum of one hun
dred dollars ($100,001 for each of
the years 1904. I9ftr,. 1906. 1907,
1908. 1909. 1910. 1911. 1912. 1913.
1914. 1915. 1916. 1920. 1921. and
1922. in labor and improvement*
for the benefit of the “WACONDA”
PLACER MINING CLAIM on Green
Gulch, the location notice of which
is recorded in Vol. 103. Page 137.
a**d amended notices of location of
the same are recorded in Vol. 199.
Pages 166 and 461. of the Record*
of the Cape Nome Recording Pre
cinct. Territory oC Alaska: that the
work so done on said claim consti
tuted the aonuai assessment work
required by Sec. 2.124, Iteyised Sta
tutes of the United States, and sup
plemental legislation, in ordar to
hold said claim.
And vou are hereby required to
contribute your proportion of aueh
expenditure according to your in
terest in said claim to the under
signed eo-owner with you thereto,
within ninety days after the eorrice
of thia notice on you by publication
thereof, or your Interest in said
claim will become forfaited and
vest la the undersigned aa prorldad
by said statute.
W. H. WBBB,
Administrator of the Estate of
John W. Lutaohinser. docoaaad.
.Publish yarch 17. 24. 21. April 7,
14, 21, 38, May 5, 12, 18, 88. and
Pune 2, 8, 1823.
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