MONDAY
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A NOTH Kit REASON FOR
CONTINUED SEVERITY
Lorraine, April 23—"Orders from
Bertin for organised resistance and
systematic strike* oblige us to make
tho Ruhr occupation more strict, so
far a* military operations are con
cerned, (than we intended,” declared
Poincare In a epeech here. Tile
premier came here to unveil a move
ment to tho French war dead.
UKRAN1AN MISERY INTENSE
Riga, April 23rd—The Ukranian
Health Commissariat announced
that there are 3,000,000 persons in
Ukrania and .that the authorities arc
able to provide only'15 per cent of
them with food.
BREVITIES
Gem err a, April 23—The Irish Free
State applied for membership in the.
League at Nations.
Washington. April 23—President
Harding ha* accepted an invitation
to deliver an address Tuesday at the
annual meeting 1n New York of
member* of the Associated Press.
Berlin, April 23—Fears of a gen
eral Communist uprising in the Ruhr
Is expressed iiu government circles.
Reports from various cities tell of
disorders.
Moscow. April 23—Earthquakes
a-t Petropavlov«kyxKamchatka Apri.
16th carried two factories, a hospi
tal and several houses into the sea.
Berlin. April 23—Germany’s new
reparations oger will be that she pay
35,000,000,000 gold marks.
Moscow, April 23—Senator Bur
ion K. Wheeller of Montana arrived
*or a ten days study of the Soviet
system.
Rome, April 22—All Italy on
Saturday celebrated Rome’s 2b7Stb
Birthday anniversary.
AMERICAN SHIPS TO
PROTECT OUR INTERESTS
Shanghai, April 23—Seven Amer
ican destroyers have been ordered
from this port to Hankow, to protect
their nations interests. This order
is the result of threatened civil war
tihruoui China.
PRO AND ANTI LEAGUERS
CONFER WITH HARDING
Washington, April 23rd—Senator
Borah and Lord Cecil were both in
conference with Harding yesterday
afternoon. The senator advised
against and Cecil pleaded for Ameri
can entrance into the of N^
Xl'ASHINOTON ATHLETES
WIN FROM CALIFORNIA
Oakland. April 22—Washington
won its annual crew race by about
r.i lengths from the University^ of
California, on the Oakland estuary
Saturday. The official time of the
race was 18 minute* five seconds.
The record Mr the course is 15 min
utes 35 seconds.
Washington oraswen took the lead
at end of the first uarter miile and
steadily pulled ahead of the Beers,
winning nearly six lengths in front.
Oakland. April 22—After Wash
ington varsity crew had defeated the
California varsity, the freshman
crew won over the California fresh
RASE BALL SCORES.
San Francisco. April 22—In the
Ameircen League: Philadelphia 6,
Washington 2; Cleveland 8 Chicago
3; New York 4 Boston 3; 9t. Louis
5, Detroit 3.
National League games as follows.
New York 2 Boston 9; Brooklyn 7.
Philadelphia 8; Chicago 12. Pitts
burg 11; Cincinnati 10. St. Louis 2
FATHER OF WORLD COURT
CONFERS WITH HARDING
Washington. April 22—BUhu Root
called on Harding and discussed the
world court and the objections
being advanced in cefrtain quarters
against Its being made an issue by
the republicans. Root is one of the
formers of the world court.
flyers meet death
bomber FAIM
Dayton, April 22—Four flyers
were killed and two others probably
tr*"Tlv injured Saturday afternoon
w*e« the Martin Air Service bomber
which wss leaving McCook Field toi
Pen'cnl Illinois, fell toko the great
Miami river hero.
THE SITUATION IN THE RUHR
Mulheim, April 22—The citlzena
of Mulhuim and vicinity tonight are
organizing for self protection against
unemployed bands.
London. April 22—The question
of Ruhr occupation was raised in the
House of Lords yeaterday afternoon
yb Lord Buckmaater. He strongly
criticiesed the government’s policy
and deanded a flrarmer attitude to
wards France. *
FRANCE TO PAY
KNfiLLSH LOAN
Paris. April 23—The loan of 60,
000,000 pounds by the Bank of Eng
land to the Bank of France will be
repaid in installments covering a
period of seven years, the govern
ment announced.
DE VALERA HEADED
FOR UNITED STATES
Dublin, April 23—DeValora is re
ported fleeing to America and it is
Indicated that the government will
not interfere it he can find a way
to leave the country. The govern
ment takes this stand because it
wants to avoid the embarrassment
that would attend hfo» capture.
SPOTTED HOMO FAILS EXPLODE
Dublin. April 23—Worshippers in
the CarmeBWe Church of Dublin nar
rowly escaped death yesterday morn
ing when a land mine, weighing 200
pounds, was placed next door by
armed men. The mine failed to ex
plod© as spectators rushed up and
extinguished the fuse.
PRO LEAGUERS IN
CONFERENCE
Washington, April 22—Lord Rob
ert Cecil dined last night with Wood
row' Will son, whom he found still a
firm believer in the League of Na
RESTRAINT OF TRADE
STILL A CRIME
New York. April 23—Bight prison
senitences and fine* totalling $171.
500 were imposed by Federal Judge
Vanfleet oin twenty individuals and
•twenty-three corporations. All are
engaged in the Pottery Industry and
were convicted of conspiracy in re
straint of trade.
CHINESE BOYCOTT
JAPANESE GOODS
Peking. April 23—The Chinese
General Chamber of Commerce, a
Union Trade Commercial and Indus
trial body in Peking, has begun a
boycott in Japanese goods. Eigh
teen inspectors have been appointed
to report violations of the boycott.
V. S. NAVY TO SWEEP RUM
RUNNERS OFF ATIxANTIC
Washington, April 22—The cabi
net decided to issue orders to the
•navy to sweep tftie Atlantic coast
clear from rum runners and rum
pirates.
Washington. April 23—Sec. Weeks
tendered his resignation as a mem
ber of the Republican National Com
TUESDAY
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CHICAGO MILLIONAIRE
, TO TOUR ALASKA
Seattle April 24—Em. Bross Lloyds,
a Chicago millionaire radical, left
Seattle last night after having plac
ed and order for a small craft on
which he will embark on a summer
tour of Alaska, during which trip
he will fish and hunt for big game.
REPEW CELEBRATES
Sftth BIRTHDAY
New York. April 24th -.Birthday
greetings from Harding and King
George of England found their way
to Chauncey Depew’s office today as
he celebrated his 89th birthday an
niversary. Depeiw celebrated by
putting in a good hard day’s work
and declared, that he expects to
reach the century mark.
MOIRE PLANES FOR HAWAII
San Francisco, April 24—An in
crease tn the United States army ai»
force® in Hawaii by two squadrons
will bo made immediately.
CALIFORNIA HAS
ANOTHER
San Bernardino, Calif.. April 24
An earthuake at l:*0 this morning
brake dishea alt the Redlands suburb
SUBSCRIBE FOB THB NUiWll1
SERMONS BY RADIO
NOW ASSURED
San Francisco, April 24—The Radio
Church of America, which will con
duct Sunday services by means of
the radio, being the first of its kind
in this country, has filed article* of
inc rporation with the Secretary of
ARMY SUPPLY ACT
ALLOTMENTS BE MADE
Washington, April 24—Allotments
from the 156,000,000 Rivers and
Harbor appropriation, carried in
the last Army Supply Act, will be
made immediately for those project*
boing carried out under continuing
contracts, Secretary Weeks announ*
ed after a conference with Harding
this afternoon.
BREVITIES
Paris. April 24—The very latest
Is fish fins for women’s hat decora
Seattle April 24—James Kennedy,
resident of various secions of Alas
ka for twenty five years, was burled
this morning having succumbed to
complications resulting from ap
pendle&tis.
Denver, April 24—Major General
Frank N. Baldwin retired, the only
man twice awarded the congression
al medal of honor, is dead in his
Seattle April 24—Wesley L. Sis
cho, former Customs officer, was sen
tenced to seven years on McNeil Is
land for smuggling in narcotics.
ALASKAN MAIL DISTRIBUTION
I’NDKU DISCUSSION
Seattle. April 24—Improvements
iji the Alaska mail service and a
wider, more frequent distribution to
points in the interior of -the terri
tory. will be brought about as the
ra-'ult of a conference n Seattle be
tween E. G. VVetzler. Chief Clerk of
the Mail Service at. Nenana and offic
ials of the Railway Mali Service
here, headed by W. C. Vandervoort.
Supe rim ten denit of the 13th IMstrict.
The conference dealt principally with
new contracts for deliveries and
general distribution thruout Alaska
A*k FOR All* TO PRESERVE
PACIFIC OCEAN RESOURCES
San Francisco. April 23—Resolu
tions. calling upon the government
to seek an international treaty for
conservation of the vamtiahi/ng re
sou feus of the Pad!tic Ocean, were
ad iptod by the Commonwealth Club
here. The. resolution was directed
in the main to repair the disappear
ance of fur seals, otters and whales
and to limit the ruthless slaughter
for com mem ail purposes. The Un
ited Statt^. Mexico, Britain and Ja
pan are asked to participate in such
AIRPLANES RELIEVE
DISTRESS MICHIGAN
North Port. Michigan. April 23 —
Airplanes dropped food to a score of
wood Choppers facing starvation on
Fox Island, Lake Michigan.
SPANIARDS ALSO
AFTER GRAFTERS
Madrid. April 23—The Supreme
War Council has sentenced one gen
eral and seventeen other officers to
imprisonment for misappropriation
of government funds.
BRYAN’S PUBLICATION
TO SUSPEND
Lincoln. April 23—It ds announc
ed that the Commoner. Wm. Jenn
ings Bryan’s periodical, will cease
publication with its April Issue.
PRESIDENTIAL PARTY
EQUIPMENT BEING SHIPPED
Seattle, April 24—Two observa
tion cars, part of the Presidential
special which will carry Harding
over the government railway this
summer, will be shipped Saturday
to Seward on the steamier Oduns.
SUGAR HITS HIGH MARK
New* York, April 24—Cuban raw
sugar today sold at a price equal to
8.27 cents delivered. This is the
highest price for raw sugar since the
peak days of 1920.
ANOTHER RUSSIAN CHURCHMAN
ON TRIAD
Seattle. April .24—Patriarch Tik
hon. head of the Ruaeian church,
whose trial Will take place today be
fore the same, Soviet authorities
who executed Butchkavitch, is arouu*
lag wide interest.
| Tikhon visited Alaska twice dUT
'Ing the 90's and preached here otic*
i on his way north.
NK.Ul FAST rONFERKNCK
HAS KHIMKI
i Lauasane, April 24—The Neai
j East conference, so dramatically
ended last February, reconvened
| ywterday.
L.U'OLLETTE TO MAKE
SPEAKING TOH{
Washington April 24—Robert La
FoLlette, regarded as the most ag
gressive progressive in congress,
will leave shortly on an extended
speaking tour of the west.
FIU5XOH FLAG FLIES
FROM ESSEN
I Bssen, April 24—The French flag
if flying for the first time over Bssen
I where the coal baronis once central
ized a business of one hundred nril
| lion tonB of coal.
1 GRAND MASTER KNIGHTS
TEMPLRK LN BRATTICE
Seattle^ April 24—Leonidas Perry
Newby, Grandmaster of the Knlgftts
of Templar of the United States ar
rived here yesterday to fix the date
of the 36th triennial conclave of the
grand encampment, to be hold here
during the summer of 1926.
FRANCE HECTARES
POSITION IN RE TURKS
Paris, April 24—A war like warn
ing was given Turkey by the semi
official newspaper Le Temps, which
says that the Turks have mobilized
several battaliions of infantry ant’
some artillery near the border of
French Syria. “On the day the
day the French ag is attacked or
placed in danger of attack, those
who have known the Frpnch as tol
erant and conciliatory will no longer
recognize our country.” it declares
WEDNESDAY
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I'A'KH S CONKY ISLAM)
IN FliASYES
Xc*w York. April 25—Coney Ldand
and Far Roekaway. two of the big
gest play grounds of New York, were
damaged by a half million dollar lire
Chicago. April 25- A requo
return to the wages in effect prior to
July 1st. 1921 was made of the
Railroad Labor Board by the United
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Rmployeee and Railroad Shop La
borers. The petition effects 28 rail
roads and 175.000 employees.
San. Francisco, ApriQ 25—Clarence
B. Hanks. naval seaman, was releas
ed by the police court from the
charge of murder, growing out oi
the boating to death of Rabbi Lafet
he.re. G. C. Richardson, now under
arrest at Phoenix, confessed to hav
irg committed the crime and the de
tained seamen was consequently re
leased from custody and suspicion.
Washington. April 25 -Seeretar>
the continent with the President, bui
will join the party on the Paoiti<
Going it too Hard ?
Overwork, worry, overeating ant!
ack of exercise and sleep are re
pousible for much kidney trouble
f oyur back aches and the kidneys
eem weak, rest up and use Doan’s
Sidney Pills
J. P. Howe. prop, of general stor<
52 Water St.. Santa Cruz. Calif,
ays: -Overlifting affected iny kid
,evs. I had severe pain in the
ower part of my back, but the mair
rouble was with my kidneys. The)
lidn's act properly. The secretion;
turned and there was inflemation ir
ny bladder. 1 tried all known kid
tey medicines, but they did me ue
jood. Doan’s did the work for me
have been entirely free from kid
ley and bladder trouble since.'
Statement given February 19,1916
On December 4, 1919. Mr. How<
laid: “I never niu a chance to re
lomroend Doan’s Kidney Pills ti
iny one I hear speaking of kidne;
rouble. I know from experience
:here is nothing better for this trou
AaaJars. Foster-Milbuv
Mir* Bwttato. N.
i Hoover decided to make the trip
j w*ih Harding, leaving Washington
about June 15th. He will not cross
BREVITIES
Rome, April 25—Mussolini has
accepted the resignation of cabinet,
members, belonging to the Popular
New York, April 25—Harding, ac
companied by Mrs. Harding and Ed
ward McLean and wife, arrived this
) morning on a special train. The
party is stopping at the Wald, rf
Astoria.
New York, April 25—Padereweski
is at present on a tour of America.
The tour which will close May 2nd
will have netted him $500,000.
Dawson, April 25th—Sister Mary
John, Dean of St. Mary’s Hospital
and Deain of Yukon’s nursing women
dJed here. She is the best known
pioneer woman in the Territory.
OONORES8IONAJ, PARTI' LEAVES
N. Y. AI*RII, 27th
Washington, April 24—The itlner
ary of the transport Grant, which
will convey Secretary Weeks and
the Congressional party to the Pa
cific and Alaska, as announced this
afternoon by the War Department
provides a detailed schedule.
The party wtill leave New York
April 27 arriving at San Francisco
May 24th. The party witl spirit at
San Francisco May 27th arriving at
Seattle May ’nth, Fort Wr»rd Jnne
5th, Seward June 10th and return
ing 'to Seattle June 17 and San
Francisco June 22nd.
j the House are listed to accompany
I the Secretary on the last part of the
i trip, including Senator Jones of N.
j M., Phipps. Warrpn, Oddie, McKin
ley, Cemeron, Robinson. Howell, and
Ladd: Representatives Anthony of
Kansas, Madden of Illinois, Abern- j
athy of North Carolina. Johnson of !
Washington and Almon of Alabama.
MVRDERERJl OP KARRI
CONFESSES < THME
Phoenix, April 25—C. O. Richard' j
son. 1!) years old. under arrest her i
has confessed to the killing of Itabbi j
Alfrtsl G. Lafee at San Francteco>
three weeks ago.
MEXICAN RECOGNITION
IS APPROACHING !
Washington. April 25—Secretary j
of State Hugh A announced that in :
order to hasten the reaching of an ,
understanding with Mexico, two i
American commissioners will meet t
with two Mexican commissioners at j
Mexico City in the near future. ;
IMMMHWK MAMMOTH
LINER CONSTRUCTION
Ports. April 25—Two navy engi
ne ns L. and E. Parmentier, brothers
are seriously considering the con
struction of fifteen deck liners,
weighing 100.000 tons and capable
of transporting 20.000 persons.
POLITICAL LEADER APPOINTED
CABINET POSITION
Portland. April 25th—Ralph Wil
iams. National Committeeman from
Oregon and Vice Chairman of the
National Republican Committee, was
‘endered the appointment as Assist
\nt Secretary of Commerce by Ho
over. Williams is to succeed Hus
'on, resigned.
I ITALIAN GOVERNMENT
PRACTICES RETRENCHMENT
Rome, April 25—Minister of War
Diaz, continuing the plan of retrench
mewt as laid down by Premier Mus
solini, has placed on the retired list
2.000 officers, ranging from generals
to second lieutenants.
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RECOGNITION OF RUSSIA MKKI.Y
Moscow. April 25- Denmark and
Russia have agreed to a convention
looking to the defacto recognitlor
of Ruttsia by Denmark.
PROTEST AGAINST
FISHING TREATY
Washington, April 25— Australia,
South Africa and other Btat*>s of th*
British Empire are protesting to th‘*
latter against being bound by the
recent Fisheries Treaty entered into
between Canada and the United
U. S. COMMISSIONERS
TO MEXICO SELECTED
Washington, April 25—Secretary
Hughes announced today that the
American commi.ssfoners to negoti
ate for a closer understanding with
representatives of the Obregon gov
ernment In Mexico City will be Chao
B Warren of Detroit, formerly Am
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FORFEITURE NOTICE
To MICHAEL ROBITAILLE. your
heirs. legal representatives and
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned as co-owner therein,
has expended the sum of one hun
dred dollars for the years. 1910,
1911, 1912. 1912. 1914. 1915. 1916.
1920, 1921, 1922. in labor and im
provements on and for the benefit
of BENCH CLAIM No. situated on
the right limft of Center Creek,
in the Cape Nom'' Mining and Re
cording District. Territory of Alas
ka. Notice of location whereo* is
recorded in VoJ. 121 at page 227
and Vol. 169. pace 219 of the
records of the Cape Nome Precinct,
in the performance of the annual
labor required by section 2224 Re
vised Statutes of the United States
and Supplemental legislation, in or
der to bold said claim.
And you are hereby req-aired to
contribute your proportion of such
expenditure according to your Inter
est in said claim to the undersigned
co-owner with yen therein, within
ninety toys 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
KTa<U A. A. CHAGNON,
Co-Owner
NOTICE OP FORFEITURE
To E. W. SHIRK, and to your Hear®.
Executors. Legal Representative*,
and Assign*:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that JOHN W. LUTSCHIN
GER, in his lifetime, and hts Estate,
since his death, has. as co-owner in
the mining clarm hereafiter describ
ed, expended the sum of one hun
dred dollars ($100.00) for each of
the years 1904. 1905. 1906. 1907.
1908. 1999. 1910. 1911, 1912. 1913.
191 1. 1915. 1916. 1920. 1921. and
1922. :n labor and improvements
for the benefit of the "WACONDA’
PLACER MINING CLAIM on Green
Gulch, -the location notice of which
is record's! in Vol. 103. Page 137.
and amended notices of location of
•the same are recorded in Vol. 199.
Pages 166 and 461. of the Records
I of the Cape Nome Recording Pre
cinct. Territory or Alaska; that the
work so done on said claim consti
tuted the annual assessment work
required by Sec. 2324, Revised Sta
tutes of the United States, and sup
plemental legislation, in order to
i fhold said claim.
j And you are hereby required to
* contribute your proportion of such
expenditure according to your in
I terest in said claim to the under
1 signed co-owner with yon therein,
i within ninety days after the service
1 of this notice on yon by publication
thereof, or your interest In said
claim will become forfeited and
vest in the undesigned as provided
by said statute.
W. H. WEBB.
Administrator of the Estate of
John W. Lutsohinger, deceased,
publish March 17, 24, 31, April 7,
I 14. 21. 38, May 5, 13, IS. 3«, and
dune 2, 8, 1S23.