MONDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
AMUNDSEN ABANDONS
FLIGHT TO POLE
Chritiana. J,une 18—According to
the Norwegian Minister of Defense
he has received a dispatch from
Leon Amundsen brother of Capt.
Koakl Amundsen reading as follows
**I have just received the following
telegram dated at Noorvik, Alaska.
Trial Flight held May 11th, result
very unsatisfactory, I am sorry but
am forced to abandon proposed trip
have written particulars.
HAMMER WAS TO
AID AMUNDSEN
London, June 17—According to
a dispatch from Copenhagen Hak
kon Hammer. Seattle ship owner
who has already rendered Amund
sen considerable help n equipping
the Ship Maud will give further val
uable assistance to the explorer in
his attempt to fly across the North
Hammer intends to set out to
meet Amundsen in his projected
line flight, flying in an opposite di
rection Hammer will drop quanti
ties of stores and food enroute.
The airplane Hammer intends using
is a Fauker, capable of remaining
n the air for a period of thirty six
hours at a stretch. If Amundsen
lands at the North Pole provision is
being made to fly to his rescue in
event of his being isolated.
LA TOUCHE SAILS
JUNE TWENTIETH
The freight steamer Latouche will
sail from Seattle June 20 according
to advice from James P. Daly. Nome
agent for Alaska S. S. Co. The
Victoria arrived at Golovin this
morning at four A. M. and began
unloading freight.
San Francisco—State authorities
today launched an investigation in
to the killing of Rahil Artuffo a
Contractor and the wounding of his
wife Julia in a raid staged by Vol
stead Enforcement officers on the
Artuffo home.
Indianapolis—President McFar
land of the International Typo
graphical Union died here today
from an attack of the Flu.
RRfcVtHER
Seattle, Washington. June 15—
Sol Friendenthal a pioneer resi
dent of Seattle and Vice President
of the Schwabache.- Hardware Com
pany is reported dead.
Anchorage—United States Com
missioner Frank B. Cannon is dead
here, heart trouble was the cause
of death.
New York—-Eighty seven cases of
of liquor were thrown over board
from the Steamship George Wash
ington this afternoon upon arriving
just outside the three mile limit,
according (o the Treasury Depart
ment ruling prohibiting the bring
ing in of liquor to American ports.
London—Upon payment today of
seventy five millon dollars by the
British Government to the United
States on the British War debt un
der Anglo American debt Agree
ment. Lord Beaverbrooks said in a
statement to the Daily Express,
“this day may well be known as
black Friday every six months for
the next sixty two years, as a pay
ment like this will have to be made
that often.
Dublin—The Croker Drama was
ended today when the jury brought
in a verdict in favor of the will and
declared that Mrs. Lulu Croker the
widow of the Boss of Tammany
Hall was never the wife of Guy
Marone as the Croker children at
tempted to prove.
Seattle—The transport Cambrai
with the Congressional delegation
aboard is due in Seattle today. The
ship passed Flattery Saturday and
will remain in Victoria several
San Francisco—Upon arrival in
San Francisco from the Hawaiian
Islands Congressmen Johnson of
Washington and Baker of Califor
nia declared that the rapid influx
ol Picture Brides into the Islands
and the dual citizenship of the Is
land orientals is proving detrimen
tal to American Institutions.
London—Li Yuan Hung, presi
dent of China has issued a state
ment from Tien Sin repudiating his
resignation as president of China,
and asserts that his resignation was
forged says Reuters dispatch from
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CAPTAIN ALliFiX ENROUTK.
Seward. June 18—The Donaldson
Captain Allen, left here last Tues
day. June 12th, for Nome.
FIGHTERS ARK1VK NEW YORK
New' York. June 18—Villa and
Wilde will arrive in New York at
noon today from their respective
training quarters In New Jersey.
Both combatants will weigh in at
two o’clock this afternoon at
O'Brien’s Gymnasium. Villa will
weigh in at one hundred and nine
pounds and Wilde will tip the scale
at one hundred and ten pounds.
Villa expects to win with the same
tactics that crowned him flyweight
champion of the world.
Mevico City. June 18—Firpo.
whom Tex Rickard's believes will be
the next heavyweight champion of
the world, knocked out Jim Hib
bard. the American heavyweight in
the second round here yesterday.
Paris. June 17—Siki the tough
heaveyweight was disqualified in
the sixth round of his fieht here
with Morelle. French middleweight
champion on a foul. Morelle was
created from the ring unconscious,
no title was staked.
Rome—The Pope received in aud
ience Rear Admiral Andrew Long
and his staff with a group of fifty
sailors from the United States Cru
iser Pittsburg. Admiral Longs
flagship is now stationed at Naples.
Great Falls, June 18—Bankers
here paid one hundred thousand
dollars to Jack Kearns manager of
Jack Dempsey assuring the fight
the Fourth of July in Shelby.
London—According to a dispatch
from London Bonar Law's condi
tion has grown worse since his re
tirement from Premiership.
Everett—Failing to effect a re
conciliation with his wife from
whom he had been separated recent
ly. Erwin Watts World War Veter
an shot and killed himself.
Moscow—Senator Brookhart of
Iowa, declared before leaving for
Odessa that Russia is coming back,
agriculturally and also industrially.
Dusseldorf—Eight passengers on
i tr.iin bound for Paris wore injur
.••(I yesterday when a bom » exoloded
derailing the train.
Paris—The Chamber of Deputies
today gave a vote of oi.nOdenee to
the government on its Domestic
Poocy. The vote stood 3S0 to 20.
Geneva—Switzerland yesterday j
took both singles, matches, for the j
first day’s play between the Swiss j
and Argentine players, for the |
Davis Cup. were tied.
Washington—According to a dis
patch received from Washington
President Harding will soon after
his Pacific Coa9t and Alaska trip
swing back through Ohio, Nebras
ka, Indiana. Minnesota and Wis
consin, talking on the subject of
dissatisfaction expressed over his
administration.
TUESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
PARTY FRISCO BUSINESSMEN
COMING TO NOME
According to a telegram received
by the Nugget from the Associated
Press we are advised that on the
next^sailing of the BUFORD from
Frisco on July 20th, more than 50
prominent business men of San
Francisco will come to Alaskan
points, including Nome for the pur
pose of stimulating business. The
trip will be to acquaint Alaskans
with Frisco business men and pro
MAIIiS MOVEMENTS.
Mails for the outside per S. S.
Victoria will close this evening
Registered mail at five p. m., ordi
nary mail closes at 7:30 p. m.
VILLAGE destroyed
BY CYCLONE
Regina, June 19—According to a
dispatch from Regina the village of
Ernford was completely destroyed
by a cyclone today.
TIGERT TO GO TO JUNEAU
Seattle, June 19—Tigert. Com
missioner of Education will arrive
in Seattle next week on his way to
Alaska where he will hold a confer
ence with Superintendents of Gov
ernment Schools at Juneau during
the period of Harding's visit there.
CONVICTION HAMNAB1.K
SAYS Olii: 1 .ARSON
Walla Walla. June 19—Upon the
closing of the prison doors today
upon Larson convicted President of
the Scandinavian American Hank of
Tacoma he is quoted as saying "My
conviction was damnable but I am
MOUNT ETNA IN ERUPTION
Catunia. June 19—The eruption
of Mount Etna continues and the
unabated Row of lava is now threat
ening Giarre City which has a pop
ulation of twenty thousand inhabi
tants. The population is also begin
ning to leave Vesuvius, which serves
to add to the terror of the inhabit
VICTORLA SAII« TONIGHT.
The Victoria will sail for Seattle
tonight, the Ltwtt lighter will leave
the lighterage company dock at 8
p. m. sharp, according to advicca
received from Janies P. Daly. Nome
agent for Alaska S. S. Co.
VILLAGE DESTROY HD BY LAVA.
Rome. June 19—The village of
lyfu guaglossa on the slope of Mount
Etna has been destroyed by a tor
rent of lava.
VILLA SC’OHUS KNOCKOUT
OVKR JIMMY WILPK
Polo Grounds, New York. June
19—Panrho Villa won the world’s
Flyweight championship from Jim
my Wilde with a knockout in the
seventh round of their scheduled
ten round bout here yesterday after
noon. Wilde despite being badly
beaten fought gamely until the mid
dle of the seventh round when Villa
closed both eyes with continuous
fighting. Wilde showed wonderful
endurance during the entire fight
when he succeeded in keeping on
his feet until the seventh round
despite being Groggy during the
entire fight. Villa’s plan of attack
was most wisely begun by weaken
ing Wilde with hard body blows
from the start.
WINE FOR FRENCH
SAILORS LOCKED UP
New York. June 19—-French line
officials have announced that ar
rangements have been made where
by wine rations will be available for
sailors outside the three mile limit,
but must be locked up while the ship
CONGRESSMEN COMMENT
ON ALASK \
Seattle, June 19—The following
comments we-e made bv Congre^s
1-en from .1 Cerent State* after th°
Congressiena' party required he-e
from a tour ct Alaska. Represen
tative Undi’till said “What Alaska
needs is more Guggenfceimers and
leas government.”
Senator Robinson states. "It would
be advisable to modify the mineral
laws as applied to Alaska, there
will be a greater inducement of
capital to go into the development
of mines."
Senator Jones of New Mexico
says. “There are too many Govern
ment departments and bureaus for
Alaskan government they should be
closer to home.”
Senator Ladd says. “Adopt an
Alaskan policy that can be followed
for the next 25 years.”
ALASKA NEEDS HOME
RULE SAYS COLE
Seattle June 18—Speaking for
the Congressional party upon their
return here from Alaska territory
Representative Cyrens Cole of Iowa
said. “Alaska needs Home Rule,
Publicity, Labor. Capital and per
haps election of the Governor by
the vote of the people, and also de
clared that there is enough material
n Coastal Forests to supply printing
paper for half the newspapers in
the United States. The Congres
sional party having motored to Mt.
Rainier today left by train for Yel
lowstone and Denver where they
will disband.
BREVITIES
Grand Rapids—Senator Ferris
predicted today that Henry Ford
would head the Third party ticket,
adding that Ford states “I want to
stand in the White House and say
the people sent me here.”
Victoria—The Canadian S.S. Em
press arrived in Victoria yesterday
from Yokohama in eighteen days
and eelven hours'.
St. Paul—There were fourteen
candidate In three parties for the
nomination of State Senator to suc
ceed* the late Knute Nelson in the
State Primary election held today.
London—Fall late Secretary of
the Interior predicted that the Un
itfd States woiud amend her prohi
bition law to permit the sale of
Madison—The University of Wash
ington crews both Varsity and
Freshmen won the races from the
crews of the University of Wiscon
sin by ten lengths.
Atlantic City. June 18—A runn
ing fleht in which several volley
shots were exchanged occurred here
today between Rum Runners and
Washington—The Department of
Interior new bulletin today places
the Indian population of Alaska at
Seattle—After leaving a dinner
party given at a Capital Hill home '
last evening. Cecil P. Bacon Society j
leader. Mrs. Dockery. Colonel Oli-1
ver H. Dockery Commandant Fort
Lawton, and Mr3. Newlove the wife |
of the Post Medical Officer were at-|
tacked and badly beaten and robbed
by youthful bandits.
Kach put up a plucky fight but
all were knocked down and Mrs.
Dockery was dragged alone the
street and received severe cuts and
bruises.
WEDNESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC*
RECORD ALTITUDE
PLIGHT ATTEMPTED j
Paris. June 19—While attempt
ing a record altitude fleht Lieut.
Bury ascended to a height of 30.
000 feet and became faint but made
a safe iandjng.
t 'HEW DESERTS DRV SHIP
New York. June 20—A New York
dispatch states that the Steamship
Homeric sailed from that port yes
terday with her crew decreased by
4" men whom the officers say have
deserted on account of the dry r"l
UOl'LD ELIMINATE
DELAYS OK JUST l E
Boston. June 20—Chief Justice
'•aft in a speech before th- Par As
sociation of Boston said that a long
1. lay of administration Justice of
this country could be eliminated o
a ’arse extent by a change of Court
proceedure. and said that. "Most of
the trouble is with the legislature
where the laws are made a.'d chang
KOKP NOT TAKEN SERIOUSLY.
Washington. June 19—Fords an
nouncement from Springfield that
he will not be a candidate for the
Presidency was not taken seriously
by either republicans or democrats
according to wire from Washington.
Springfield. June 18—Henry Ford
in an announcement here this af
ternoon said “I am too much occu
pied with my own affairs to become
next President and I do not intend
WE ARE AT YOUR 9ERYICE !
Any items of interest to the com
munity if given or telephones to the
Nugget will be given publicity and
will be appreciated at all times.
DO YOU LIKE BIRDS?
If you know where there is a
White Owl’s nest. Crane. Goose,
Duck. Curlew. Plover, or any un
usual nest and wish to share your
observations with the world get in
touch with Frank Dufresne. the Fur
and Game Warden. He is making
a photographic record of our feath
ered friends and will appreciate any
assistance you can give him in this
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BRITAIN JOIN HANDS
Oxford. June 2' —Stanley Bald
win. in a speech at a dinner Given
by the Rhode? Scholarship Tr'l»i
emphasized the need of Creat Bri
tain and America joiniru hands
where justice is called throughout
the world and said "We sen 17 cen
turies of civilization of western
Furope cracking today and the
whole world looking to the United
States and Great Britajn for Sal
ALASKA R. K. TO BE COMPLETED
'Washington. June 1ft—The Alas
ka Railroad will be comrdeted into
Fa.rha.uks this week according to
announcement made by the Depart
ment of the Interior.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
WINS SUIT
Seattle. June 18—The Depart
ment of Justice suit for half a mil
lion dollars against the defunct
Scandinavian American Bank was
decided in favor of the depositors
by Superior Judge ft. F. Wright.
HUGHES SPEAKS
BEFORE ALUMNI
Hanover. June 1ft—In a speech
before the Alumni gathering at
Dartmouth College Secretary Chas
Hughes said: A permanent Court
of International Justice constitutes
a tribunal with high standards that
conform to the highest courts
EIGHT HUNDRED
WOMEN DISAPPEAR
Seattle June 1ft—After the un
expected disappearance last Monday
of two Seattle women the police
made a survey of the records for the
last year and found that eight hun
appeared in that time.
REVERE Oil. COMPANY
CHUUiKD WITH Fit A I'D
Washington June 19 -The sub
sidiaries of the Revere Oil Com
pany operating for Worth were
named in a fraud order issued by
the Postofflce Department charging
them with being involved in a mer
ger plan which has resulted in the
'onsolidation of a hundred defunct
and dying oil concerns.
MAIM’ONI MARKS
XKW DISCJO VE It Y
London. June 19—A dispatch from
London states that Marconi the Ra
dio Genius has discovered an un
known ether wave which makes it
possible to transmit seven hundred
words per minute.
SHIPPING BOARD INVESTI
GATION UNDERWAY
Washington June 19—Upon in
formation that the Chicago Milwau
kee and Great Northern Railways
were operating under an agreement
with two Japanese Steamship Com
panies which would discriminate
againts American marine on the
Pacific, the Shipping Board began
an investigation today.
THEUNIS ASKED TO
FORM NEW’ MINISTRY
Brussels, June 20—Kjng Albert
summoned Premier Theunis to ap
pear before him this afternoon and
asked him to form a new Ministry
as the Theunis Cabinet resigned
TROOPS RUSHED
TO MOUNT ETNA
Rome. June 19—Troops left here
tonigh’ to help rescue the inhabi
tants of villages within a radius of
forty miles of Mount Etna whose
eruption is increasing in violence.
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BREVITIES
San Juan rorto Rico. Jun*1 1 » -
Republicans in a convention here
sflpcted two Harding d“I*►*
Harding announced to th> heads of
Departin'-ii•* and HuruiM this af
ternoon that the govi.,.ii.<»nt had
control of transportation facilities
in the Ruhr district.
Washington. June 18—President
(larding and Secretary (luges held
an extended conference Sunday on
Prohibition enforcement.
ALARM SIGNALS
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...Standard 0*1 Company
.Cold Storage plant. Bast
. . . Alaska Lighterage Co.
Opposite Recorders Office
Cor. Steadman. 2nd avea.
. . .Cor. B at. and 1st ave.
. Catholic Church
. Polet's Residenco
. Fire Station
Opposite Webb's Market
. Methodist Mission
FIRE
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FORFEITURE \OTlf*E
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. 191?.. 1914, 1915, 1916.
1920. 1921. 1922. In labor and im
provements on 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. Noticp of location whereo* is
recorded in VoJ. 121 at page 227
ond Vol. 169. page 210 of the
records of the Cape Nome Precinct,
ir the performance of the annual
labor required by section 2224 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 claim to the undersigned
co-owner with you 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,
2$, May 5. 12. 19. 26. June 2, 9,
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To E W. SHIRK, and to your Heins,
Executors. Legal Representatives,
and Assigns:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that JOHN W. LUTSCHIN
fiER, in his lifetime, and his Estate,
since his death, has. as co-owner In
the mining claim hereafter describ
ed. expended the sum of one hun
dred dollars ($100.00) for each of
the years 1904. 1905. 1906. 1907.
1908, 1909. 1910. 1911. 1912. 1913.
1914, 1915, 1916. 1920. 1921. and
1922. in labor and improvements
for the benefit of the "W A. CON DA.”
PLACER MINING CLAIM on Green
Gulch, the location notice of which
Is recorded 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
of the Cape Nome Recording Pre
cinct, Territory of 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
•hold said claim.
And you are hereby required to
contribute your proportion of such
expenditure according to your in
terest in said claim to the under
signed co-owner with you 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 under#!gned as provided
by said statute.
W. H. WEBB.
Administrator of the Estate of
John W. Lutschinger, deceased.
.Publish March 17. 24. SI. April 7.
14, 21. 28, May 8, 12, 19. 38. and
due 8. 9. 1888.