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WARNS BRITISH AGAINST FRENCH
SKU TRUST ACCUSED ATTEMPTMC CCRUER
iuutlsh rM)m: tired of halubuky love fkast
LONDON, March 24-Lord BLrkeubead in the Pall Mall Gazette
hounded an alarm as the consequence ot the French aircraft development,
haying: “France could tomorrow easily destroy not only London, but
all our great Indus trial Centers. Our people are tired of the parrot like
^nftestaltions of Lord Salisbury and at he re of the devotion of France to
LONDON TAKES OPTION ON UYDER MINES
SEATTLE, March 24—Sain of the gold and silver mines of the Daly
Alaska Mines Company near Hyder on an option to H. S. Denny, a mining
engineer of London, was announced by Mianrice D. Leedy, who represented
Abe Daly interests in the transaction. ,
The property adjoins the Great Premier Mine of British Columbia.
FILTHS SUBMIT PEACE PBOWWABi.
SALT LAKE CITY., March 23-- Two friendly Navajo this niorninti
took a truce proposal to Blamding from the beleagured Piutes, cut off for
the pant forty eight hours in the fantneSB of the Dark Tank Country by
a rising of armed ranchers, who formed a posse.
ARMY PLANES HEADY TO FLY A FT KB INDIANS.
SAN FRANClfWXJ. March 23—Five army planes are held in Cnssy
Field here, ready to depart for Utah to add in the hunting down of rene
gade Indians cawing trouble in the southern part of that state.
BUM I IN USED ON MISSOURI ICE' GOUGE
SIOUX ;:iTW. 23 A barrage of bomb- vra.;- dropped
from adpp 1».nee this morning in an effort to break the tvugh ice gorge
formed In the Missouri river.
ACCUSE HOOVER SUGAR (XWNKIS
WASHINGTON. March 23—Senator I^aiFullette’s followers are
charging that Secretary Hoover made to pownibl** for Wall Street ramblers
to engineer the latest corner on sugar.
NEUTRALS (XWHriwlIN ItUHit OOTPATKW
LONDON, March 23 — Holland and Switzerland protested today
to the Internationa) Commission on Rhine Vaviscation. against interfer
ence with goods transportation on the Rhine by French occupational
GRKMANY INSISTS UNCONDITIONAL EVACUATION RUHR
MUNICH. March 23—Unconditional)' evacuation of the Ruhr is
designated by Chancellor Cuno as the fundamental promise from which
My discussion, aiming (to end the present conflict must proceed. The
Chancellor denied that the government had authorized mediation by any
third party.
MEMBER RESERVE BOAlRD FAIiLH I»KAD
WASHINGTON, March 24—Milo D. Campbell, recently appointed
a dirt farmer member of the Federal Reserve Board, dropped dead late
yesterday afternoon while playing golf with Senator Towr.pend.
SUGAR PROFITEERING WORRIES ADMINISTRATION
WASHINGTON. March 24— Government experts r>p.>rt that on1
leas the hold of speculators on the sugar market can be broken, the
iAaerican people will be held up for between $30,000,000 and $40,000,000
ttarlng the present year for further enrichment of the Sugar Barone.
GOVERNMENT BELIEVES CONSPIRACY EXISTS
WASHINGTON, March 24—Charges tluut there is a conspiracy in
the smear trade to raise prices, were said at the Department of Justice
fpestenday, to be of sufficient gravity to warrant a preliminary Inquiry by
the federal government’s legal aide era.
A conference wan arranged between Acting Attorney General Sey
mour and Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover, with view of joint
GERMAN GOVERNMENT ADVOCATES FURTHER RHKIHTBNCE
ESSEN, March 24—A credit of four hundred billion marks has
Ibeen granted.fthe German Coal Syndicate by the Berlin government to aid
In continuance of passive resAatenee In the Ruhr, according to a French
announcement made today*
BRITAIN ACCUSES U. S. OF FALSE PROPAGANDA
LONDON, March 24—Caylynn Belladres, the British Naval expert,
hade an appeal to the Admiralty and the country calling attention to
WErt he describee ae falee prepsHam0* in the Untied States abort British
taekt eaMtlooa
DELEGATE SUTHERLAND ARRIVES IN JUNEAU
APPEARS BEFORE JOINT SESSION LEGISLATURE
SPEAKS ON SUBJECT FISHERIES AND MONOPLIES
(Special Juneau Correspondent.)
JUNEAU. M'areh 23—Representative H. R. Shepard’s Bill has been
'referred to Committee for rewriting ahd it hits a good chance of passing.
A bill to tax railroads ono hundred dollars per mile annually was
introduced by Dan (Callahan, independent representative of Fairbarik.
Fred B. Johnson, republican representative of Fairbank introduced
a bill changing the diate for filing for •primaries to the first Tuesday in
’February.
WalStein <1. Smith was renominated and confirmed as Territorial
Delegate Dan Sutherland arrived Monday anil addressed a joint
session of the Territorial Legislature Tueadtay. He was greerted by a
crowded house and devoted his address to the Fish situation.
Regarding the Fish Reserves, he charges the existence of Fish
Trusts and stated tha.t fisheries are natural resources, available for
every American and questions the rlg’nt of the Bureau of Fisheries to give
'away grants. Sutherland disputed the claims of the Fisheries Bureau
that reserves are adopted only as expenditures of Congressional Aats.
The Bureau wants and has asked congress for absolute power to
parcel out Alaska’s fisheries. Allotments for fisheries have been prepar
ed by Fish Trusts and submitted to the. Bureau. The reserve system
k*nalilt« big packers to establish a monopoly and control Red Salmon
production.
In the Karkua river fishing rights have been entirely given out
to the Alaska Packers .Association and the Northwestern Fisheries.
In Chignak Bay three companies were given exclusive rights to
fish. In Brito! Bay two big companies were given sixty percent and ten
'smaller com pain eg received but ten percent of the available rights.
WK CAN SUPPLY YOITt TYPKWRITHR \RBD8
The Nome \ ugg«it oftirc now carries a line of Nuprilfi typewriter
|up>V H weiielilp. carhnti shrBti, v^pogntpht-r iipU- books,
pencils, p*sr, pemholders, mfc, tablrts and Rontnetdn WbNms.
ATTEM1T TO BRIBE PROHIBITION OFFICERS. ARRESTED
NEW YORK, March 24-—Chits. and Ralph Sabbulino. brothers,
•were arraigned yesterday afternoon before United States Commissioner
Hitchcock on chances of attempting in bribe two high prohibition, officers
to release $1 no.000.000 worth of whiskey from a Brooklyn warehouse.
WHO KNOW'S KitKIl Jl. SOHKOUKK 7
The Nugget received the following telegram today:
LOS ANGELES. Calif., March 24. 1923
•NOME NUGGET. Nome, Alaska.
Please m«ke every effort to find Fr<*d M. Schroder, if he is within
your territory. He is a raining man forty-five years old bu/t looks older.
•If you" a re able to locate him 1 request immediate communication by night
'letter with Mrs. Von Preissrie. 1528. Gordon Street. Hollywood. Oalif.
Your courtesy greatly appreciated.
MRS. VON PRETSS1E.
POINPAltR RESENTS OH A RGBS OF RRING CONTROLLED
PARIS, March 24—Premier Poinca.ro became greatly angered by
a Oommunimt insinuation that he was being controlled by Deputy Leon
Daudet. the Royalist leader. Expressing hie anger in a few choice
words he started a small size bat noisy riot in the Chamber of Deputies
today. He called the Communist Deputy Andre Billion an abominable
fecoundrel with the result that the open session of the Chamber became
Ithe scene of wild disorder.
ATHLETIC CONTESTS
'EAGLE NULL TONIGHT
The Eagie Hall Commission will
'stag** a triple athletic contest to
night in the big Eagle Hall. The
games will consist of a Basket Ball
game between the Bears and Seals,
the boys high school teams; a Base
Ball game between two picked teams
of Nome baseball players, designat
ed respectively as the Nome Team
and the American Legion Team, and
last and most interesting of all the
two ladies teams of the High School,
playi-ng under the team names of
Stars and Crescents, will play a
game of Basket Ball. As these lad
ies have already played two games
with the score standing 1-1. this
game will be most interesting. Both
teams have been praoticing, among
themselves and together and -natural
ly each team is sure of winning.
Pol Towing ia the order of the
games and the positions Ailed by the
Individual players:
flasket Ball.
BEARS. Position. SEALS.
C. Becker,
A. Bather.
W. Mur Oder,
(C)
(F)
<Q)
<0>
J. Hamlyn
R. Maynard
K. Fromm
E. Modini.
D. Jones,
Rartholome
J. BoL-an.
B. Keown,
T. Lehmann
E. Fore-ling
C. Daniels
R. Lomen
j. Lawrence
L.J. Palmer
R. McDowell
A. Tormhen
Umpires Jacksonand Warwick.
Lulitw Basket Ball Game
Crescents.
Mrs. Rynning .Center
Miss Meek. Forward
Eva Nicola .Forward i
Emily Polet .Guard
Miss Newton .Guard
Miss Vanderwterre. Center
Christie Sather . Forward
Agnes Otterson .Forward
Miss Cochran . Guard
Emma Nicola .Guard
Referees far both basket ball
games, Lehmann and Bogan.
Score and Timekeepers. Norvtn
Lewie, and L. E. W^Jth.
The hall will be comfortably heat
ed and should be crowded by fane.
The general admision is 75 cents,
the proceeds going toward paying
the expenses of the games and tf any I
bur phis is gained It will be devoted i
to another game or other games, to I
he given later.
KHMW NATIONALIST IJOADKK 1HPIUSONKI)
WARDEN, March 24- Prince Fredefich Wilhelm von Lippo. the
German Nationalist leader who has recently fined 7.00O.000 marks by
a French court, martial, on the charge of agitation against the forces of
occupation. wan sentenced in a civil court to eight months imprisonment
and a further fine ol 500.000 marks. \
POLES ENTER Oil, AtJHKK.MKNT WITH ITALY
WARSAW, Alarch 21 - -The Polish Diet has ratified a thirty year
petroleum agreement with Italy. The agreement embodies a most fav
AK.MY PLANKS LEAVE SAN .11 AN FOR HOME
SAN JUAN, Porto R!i<co, March 23—The six United States airplanes
which arrived here from San Antonio, Tex., on Monday, took off on their
return trip to the United States todtiy.
NERVY SPANIARD ABLE TO PROTECT SELF
SARAGOSSA. SPAIN. March 21—The Vice President of the Free
Syndicate of Barcelona was fired upon when he arrived here yesterday.
Uninjured by the shot he promptly returned the fire with the result that
several of his assailants were wounded.
BULGARIA MAKES FIRST REPARATIONS PAYMENT
SOFIA, March 24 Bulgaria’s first payment under the new Repar
ations schedule will be made on April frrs*. as it is assured that the Repar
ation* Commission in Paris will approve the agreement reached here.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION FAVORS CORPORATION
WASHINGTON, March 24—The. United Stakes Steel Corporation,
thru its subsidiary the United States Products Company, may continue
to operate steannsh’Lps thru the Panama Canal under a decision made to
day by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
FORD WILL COMPEL COAL TRUST TO BE REASONABLE
DETROIT, Mich.. March 24—Official confirmation, at the office of
Henry Ford at Dearborn., that ,the automobile manufacturer had .purchas
ed 120,000 acres of undeveloped coal lands in Kentucky, was coupled with
ithe statement ithat Mr. Ford intended to solve the country’s coal problems
>by using every piece of coal twilce.
AMERICAN STEEPLECHASER WINS ENGLISH EVENT
LIVERPOOL. March 24—Sergeant Murphy by General Symmons.
but of Rose Graft, owned by Sanford of New York, won the grand national
bteeple chase handicap valued at approximately ten thousand pounds.
The course run was about four and one-half miles and the race was run
bt Ain tree.
IRISHMAN TO FIGHT CARPENTTER IN V. S. OR IRELAND
DUBLIN, March 24—Flke McTigne Aid today be had accepted
an offer to flfbt Georges Oarpentier, bat that It had not been decided
•whether the match mould be staged in the Halted States or Irelaad.