MONDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
TURK*: ROUND THH WORLD
PliANKH ARRIV E AT
DUTCH HAIIIK'R
Dutch Harbor. April 20—The army
cruisers Boston. Chicago a-nd New
OrlWVDM which left ChigUik at eleven
A. M. Saturday morning arrived at
Dutch Harbor at five P. M.-Saturday
afternoon and will await the arrival
t.r Major Martin from Kanatak, who
is at present repairing his plane at
the latter place. The Cutter Algon
quin with equipment to repair the
flag plain* Seattle has reached Kana
lmiTIKH AVUTOll
REACHES 7.17.1
London. April 21—McLaren the I
British arournl the world flyer has ,
arrived at Zizi, Egypt. in flight from
H WIRY Cl. STEEL ASKS
SUPPORT NOME FRIENDS;
The following dispatch was receiv
ed from Harry G. Steel of Cordova,
to G. S. Maynard. Nome. It will be
remembered by his numerous friends
that Mr. Steel was in the newspaper
business in the early days of Nome.
Geo. S. Maynard. Nome.
W.»ll certainly appreciate any sup
port given me by my old Nome
friends in my candidaev for DPI agate
t the Republican National Conven
tion. to be held at Cleveland. Ohio, on
June 10th, at the Primary Election.
Xr~" TVe nrn four Candi
dates and two to be elected.
H. G. STEEL
SAYS COOLIDGK HAS
NOMINATION <’INCHED
Washington. April 21—Manager
Butler announced this morning that
President Coolidge has 563 Delegates
a B eady elected which Is enough to
cinch the nomination for President.
MACHINE GUNS ENFORCE
QUARANTINE 1AW
Yuma, Arizona, April 21—Two
machine guns were mounted on the
bridge over the Colorado River to
day with orders from Governor Hunt
to bar further travel from California
because of the Hoof and Mouth
epidemic.
KAYS EXCLUSION AUTHORITY
CONGRESS MUST RE RECOGNIZED
Washington, April 21-—The exclu
sion authority of Congress must be
recognized with regard to immigra
tion. Secretary Hughes formally
wrote the Italian Government today.
FATHER KHJA BON IN
ROW OVER PROPERTY
Pceie. Washington, April 21—As a
result of a row over some property,
W. J. Shields. 78 years of age. shot
and killed his son Joseph P. Shields.
JAPAN HAYS DID NOT
MEAN THREAT
Washington. April 19—To clarify
recent Japanese protests against the
exclusion features of the immigra
tion bill, formal announcement on
the subject will be mrde at the
State Department within twenty four
hours, it is expected to include a dis
claimer on the behalf of Japan that
any threat was intended.
IIBITIHH AIRMAN
OFF FOR BAGDAD
Cairo, April 19—McLaren the Brit
ish aviator who is making an at
tempt to circle the globe by aeroplane
for the British government, left
Cairo today for Bagdad and was
planning >to fly by way of Zizi amd
Palestine.
AMUNDSEN MOVES
OPERATIONS TO ITALY
Copenhagen, Abril 19th—Captain
P.oald Amundsen, the explorer, in a
Dornier airplane presented to him
by Premier Mussdlini of Italy, plans
to fly from Pisa to Spitsbergen and
hop off In July on a flight over the
North Pole.
SENATE PASSES IMMIGRATION
Washington. April 18— (Delayed)
Ti e Senate last night by a vote of
sixty two to six passed the immigra
tion. bill which will become effective
upon the enactment of the bill into
the Haw
SENSATIONAL CHARGES MADK
AGAINST SPEAKER OP
HOUSE
Washington, April 19—The distri
bution of one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars worth of liquor,
which had been confiscated by De
partment of Justice Agents, among
government officials was told of this
afternoon by Captain H. L. Scalfe, a
former Department of Justice Agent,
who named Speaker Gillette as one
of the officials. Gillette later brand
ed Scaife’s statement made before
the Senate Committee as false.
ADVOCATK DAWKS FOR
RUNNING MATK COOL1DGK
Washington. April 20—Some Re
publican lenders are said to be urg
ing the nomination of Charles G.
I>a we- who was Chairman of the xe
cent reparation commission of ex
w heeler posts bond money
Washington. April 19—Senator
Wheelsr posted one thousand dollars
today for his appenrunce to answer
•lie Montana indictment.
SAYS BKTTF.lt BE BOliSHKVIKS
THAN AMERICAN CITIZENS
Tokvo. Anril 19—(Delayed). "It
is far better for the Japanese to be
come Bolsheviks and followers of
the Red Flap than to become -natural
ideal American citizens, ‘‘writes Soho
Tokutomi, a noted Japanese editor.
SNOIV PREVENTS FLYERS
GETTING AWAY
Chignik. April ISth — (Delayed)
Snow ov'M- the Aleutians prevented
I he Army flyers from making their
departure today for Dutch Harbor.
FIREMEN KILLED WHEN
Chicago. April 19 (Delayed). 8
firemen ami .me civilian were killed
in Chicago at a recent blaze when
one of the walls of the burning
structure toppled and fell on the
BMM’KABE IJFTKII AT VI MA
Phoenix. .'April 19th—(Delayed)
Governor Hunt of Arizona ‘<>day
lifted the blocade at Yuma *o per
mit passage into the State of \rizo
na 800 motorist* who were ie ■. :ti
ful condition as a result of being
held on the California side of the
State line without camping eouip
mena or sufficient food, at the p
proach of nightful some of the moto*’
ists attempted to run tin- hioekade
but w«re beaten back.
McAINMI ARRIVES IN HKATTIJ4
TO BEGIN CAMPAIGN
Seattle, April 21—Win. Cl. McAdoo
arrived in Seattle Saturday to begot
his campaign for the Democratic
nomination for President.
SENATE AND HOUSE EXPECT
RK.A.4 Tl AGREEMENT ON
IMMIGRATION
Washington. April 21 The Senate
a*id House Committee* were in con
ference last Saturday on the two im
migration bills which were passed
and expected to -reach an agreement
before adjournment.
ARMY FYKRH PROBABLY
BE DELAYER LONGER
Chignik. April 19th—(Delayed).
It is uncertain whether the Army
round the world flyers will get away
ALASKA .APPROPRIATIONS
CUT FOR IMS
Washington. April 21—The House
Appropriations Committee cut ap
propriations for the Alaska Coast
Survey work of 1925 to $84,000 less
than that of this year.
TUESDAY
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no bojjktin tuksdav
On account of the cable between
Sitka atwl Valdez being broken we
were unable to issue a Bulletin Tues
day, the Seattle office evidently will
accept only a certain amount of
press news from our outside corre
spondent to be sent in during the
time while there 1s am tn-terference,
therefore we can only give our »ub
ac ribena to the Bulletin a limited
amount of press news until the new
cable Is laid.
Look to Your Eyes
Beautiful Eyes, like tyke
T<tth. ore the result of Con want
Cote. The daily use of Mnvlfte
Clear ami Radiant.
Recommended bv All Druwthts.
muMVJk
WEurr ‘ vJAY
DEN IES THKEAT T<»
UMTKI) STATES
Washington, Apr 21 -A formal
denial that he in enil -J to threaten
the United States w n he tokl S- c
retary Hughes that grave consequen
ces would follow the passage of the
Ja|»anf\.se exclusion act was made by
Ambassador Marishara in a letter to
the Secretary today.
MflcCLAKEN A III*IV ES BAGDAD
Bagdad, April 21—The English
round the world dyers with pilot
McLaren arrived in Bagdad today
DUSE DI- IN PITTSBURG
Pittsbur; r 1 21 The celebrat
'd Moo E ■ ra Dust* died in Pitts
burg, Penn., yesterday morning.
WKlih KNOWN M)VKI.IKT D1KS
Stratford on Avon. April 21—The
wefll known noveiis*. Mario Corelli,
oi*xl at Stratford on Avon today.
I KK.VrH A4VKPT DAWKS
RKPORT AH BASIS OF
REPARATIONS
Paris, April 23- The acceptance
bv the French Government of the
('hades G. Dawes report as a basis
for th«s new reparations committee,
was made yesterday in t:he form of a
letter, according to information re.
coived in W ashing ton from Paris.
Nl'RSK COMMITS SCI (IDF
,\<X'OF\T FOVK AFFAIR
nurse at the Virginia Mason Hospi
tal committed suicide today on ac
count of a love affair, according to
Police who investigated the suicide
t >\ KRSKAS VKTKRAN
MFRDKIIFD IN ROOM
San Francisco. April 22- -Krneat
found murdered in his room at an
apa.rtnu5n.t- house in Han Francisco
yesterday afternoon. so far no clue
as to the identity of tiie murdeder
has beau found.
(liu.h"rr APPEARS BKFORF
DAKilfKim COMMITTEE
Washington, April 22 Speaker
Cillert of the House created a sensa
tion yesterday when he appear'd be
fore the. Daugherty Committee and
asked for permission to question
former Department of Justice. Agent
If L. Scaife in regards to testimony
given before the committee by the
latter to the effect that Oillett was
one of the officials who received in
toxicating liquon- distributed among
certain officials in Washington.
Sc-aiite. had testified that liquor seized
by prohibition agents in Washing
ton had been taken to Gifleft's of
“Where did you get your inform
ation” Gillett asked Scaife.
“Moat of it c«me from Woodruff”
SeaSfe implied.
“Congrewniau Woodruff' asked
‘‘Yes.” was the reply.
PENSION BHili PASSED
BV SENATE
Washington. April 22 The Bursum
Bill baa already passed Senate end
House and now goes to the Presi
dent. The Bill increases Pensions
of Spanasfli-America.il. Civil.. Mexican
and Indian Veterans, their orphans
and widows and widows or veterans
o.’ the war of 1812.
MORE SENSATIONAL
TESTIMONY 11KFOBE
RAUtiKKRTY ro.HMITTTKK
Washington. April 23—Selected
liquors confiscated by the govern
ment were delivered to former At
torney General Daugherty's home
and served to his guests, F. M. Bou
cher. a former Department of Jus
tic Agent, who claimed to have
made the deliveries himself in a
Department of Justice automobile,
testified before the Senate Commit
tee yesterday afternoon.
BO BiliiS PROVIDES FOR
294 PERCENT DEER
Washington, April 23—The House
Judicial Committee were consider
ing fifty nine bills introduced in the
|House providing for two and three
quarters ipercent beer, yesterday af
ternoon.
TTPEWR1TLT* RIBBONS
on sale at the Nugget offloe* •!**> •
supply of typewSter paper.
JATANKSE INDIGNANT OVER
EXCLUSION BILL
Tokjo /»;iri 2!'-—A v . hours
conference between Foreign Minis
ter M.itsui and Marquis Saiouji, one
of the elder statesman and an open
.iir meeting w'hich protested against
the exclusion of Japanese from the
l lilted State's were the feature* yes
ti-iday in the Japanese-Amerlcan
:mmixration situation which the
overniment admits is grave.
Resolutions were passed ur.z'r.g
1 * rise of the Japanese people r- -
• i\*d to sacrifice everything if
r -ci-ssitry to protect the National
SEN Mi; APFKOIMilATES
MILLION AND HALF EIGHT
HOOF A MOrill DISEASE
Washington, April 2.1 Yesterday
11.» SonalU* approprint. d a million
ai (I a half dollars to ficht the hoof
and mouth disease in California .
i edkilai. c;ovT
l l l.l. CHARGE OF FIGHT
AGAINST FOOT, MOl'Tlt
DISEASE
F«*d< rail Government notified Gover
nor Uichardsomi yesterday afternoon
that It will assume* complete charge
ot th.. fight attains the foot usd
month dlsecise in California.
('OOhlDGK \\I) WIFE
Coolidgo and wife arrived in New
Y-»rk yesterday morning and had
breakfast at the Waldorf Astoria
Hotel with Charles I*. Hill, the Re
fram New York and Nicholas Murry.
.1 M. Butler and M. Frildsmau.
I1E\ ISM EXT LM MIGRATION'
RILL RECOMMENDED
Washington. April 215 Immigra
tion r*-visinit«nit of the twlamatfon
law was recommended to Congress
vestwrday by President Coo-Udge hi
a Special message.
MARTIN HOI*S OFF
FOR DUTCH HARBOR
Kamnitak. April 22 Major Martin,
commander of the rouaid the w'o-rld
fivers. hopped off for Dutch Harbor
PREMIER MAt'DONALD SAYS
LABOR PARTY’ DOING REST
York. April 23 Premier MacDon
ald. head of th»- Labor Government
»*f England, said in an address at
York. England. tha*t. while th** 1-abor
Party is doing its best he was not
sure how long it would last.
Bulletin old Weekly rimege
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..Cold Storage ptant. Hast
.Alaska Lighterage Co.
. . Opposite Record*is Office
..Cor. Stand man. 2nd avee.
Cor. 3rd. Ave. dr Lanes Way
.Cor. B st. and 1st ave.
. Catholic Church
. Polet’a Residence
. Fire Station
Near Belmont Point Bridge
. . . Opposite Webb’* Market
. Methodist Mission
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If you are troubled with pimples,
ilackheads, redness, roughness,
itching, and burning, which dlafi^
ure your scmple* ion and akin, Cuti
cura Soap and Ointment will do
much to help you. Always include
the Cuticura Tslcutn in your toilet
preparations.
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IHUnbDAY
TELEGRAPHIC*
COOIJDGK .ADVISES INVEST
MENT IN GERMAN LOAN
New York, April 24—In an address
de'itvertid hire today. President
Coolidgo said: "The Aniar.iean peo
ple should Invest in the loan to Ge>r
many, thiLs bringing about a health
ier state of affairs by putting gold
[back into international circulation
and enabling Europe to purchase.”
!( OOMIM.K E.AA’OILS FALLING
WOTHKIl \VOKI.I> <’ONFEREN< Ti
New York. April 24— President
'( oolidffe announced in a.-n address
. . n at a. luncheon her-- that "with
Me* firm establishment und .settle*-!
j question. ho favor d steps looking j
t >aa/rd the catlJing of another world \
limitations or armament .and the
codification of international law."
!UffT»mf VI I*** 1 (*»*•'
COOLUXiH SPKEOI
London. A[>Til 24—The London
pa p.Ts ar«< unstinted in their praise
c't th«* New York spi'och doliY<itr*,>d
bv President Coolidge. There is
oornsid wattle apprehension ex.pn*o-.*d
a • t<> whe-rher the French (lovcni
11• i-1't vvtMl tnki* sten^ to tompfio tit**
Prv-iidont'H new pence plan.
PUKSIDKNT’S FATHER HilARS
NKW YORK SPKKFH
Plymouth. Vt.. April 24 John C.
President, trudged for several miles
to the home of Dick Brown and lis
t< r*d in •►?! the radio while the Presi
de m delivered his address in New
(OOI.I DOE DEFEATS JOHNSON
IN NKW .IKRKKY PRIMARIES
New York. April 24—According
to returns received lien?. Coolidge
defeated Hiram Johnson in the New
jersey Primaries about ninety
t housand.
HAlKiHEIlTY BliOCKKD LUMBER
TRUST PROSECUTIONS
Washington, April 2ith—Huston
Thompson. Clwirman of the Federal
Trade Commission. in testifying be
fore the Wheeler-Brook hart com
niJtt.«*e. charged th:*t former Attor
ney General Daugherty blocked for
pine lumbitr trust cases.
BRITISH AVIATOR NOW
FLYING ALONG PERSIAN GULF
Rush ire, Persia. April 22—( De
layed ». MaoLavon. tb- British avi
ator essay ling around the world
flight. t*!«w today from Bagdad, and
immediartcffiy set out again along the
| Persian Galt', h.s next stopping
point wus not mentioned in the trte
|-OllMKt; NKW YORK
C’ONGRRSSMAN DEAD
Vancouver. B. C\. April 23rd—J.
gloat Passett. h former New York
Congressman. died here today.
Fassett.was returning from a trip
from the Orient and was taken sick
oi* the journoy, being removed to
a local hospital here ritentfly.
LLOYD GKOItfiK TALKS
ON MCDONALD’S GOVERNMENT
LI unfair Feehan, Wales. April 23
—Ldoyd George in a speech here to
day sudd McDonald's Government
has ail-ready dissipated the stock and
good will of the Asquiths and Lib
erals. who had put them to office.
ROUND WORLD PLANKS
RRCTCIVE OVERH A UIJ NG
DuUih Harbor, April 23—The three
United States round tlhe world air
planes Chicago, Boston. and New Or
leans have been completely over
hauled and are now in readiness to
hop off as soon as Commander Mar
tin arrives from Kaaiatak with the
flagship Seattle*. The next schedul
ed stop will be. Nil van. 350 miles
west of Dutch Harbor.
Karachi Albania, April 24—Me
Laron. the Rritidh aviator who Is at
tempt'ing a flight around the world
arrived hero today.
THREE TRAPPER8
POUND MUIU)KltKI>
IteikL. Oregon, April 24—The dead
bodies ef Dewey Morree*, B#wa«rd
Nichols and Ray Wfllson were found
in the woods near hare this morning.
All throe men had been shot. As
{yet the authorities have* di.-irovured
j no clue to tJit* perpetrator of the
| crime.
| EMPEROR'S SON C ANC FJ>i
AMERICAN’ Tom
! Ne-w York. April 24 Prince Nar
j cfclko, the third son of t.h< Emperor
|of Japan, who is now traveling in
j Europe, notified the Japanese l*tjra
ition h rc that he had cuoeeliod his
r ••ntemp'ato.d tour of tho United
States which was planned for this
•H UN KINDS HARK V
K. THAW SANK
Philadelphia. April 24 -The jury
i-n the court of common plena re
turned i verdict last night finding
Harry K. Thaw sane and capable of
handling 1::- own affairs. He will
«tiH b»* temporarily h* !d :n the asy
lum. howvvor. pending the disposi
tion of a motion for a new trial fil
(d by the attorneys of Evelyn Nw
»:* Thaw, who seeks to have Thaw'd
incarceration <-ontiuued.
KNH-KEKIKM KICK RESIGNS
,»s |.eivrf*»'VT ALASKA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
! Seattle. April 24 Fred H. Knick
erbocker resigned as manager of
[ the AJasku Steamship Coin pat^y this
afternoon to accept the position of
General Manager of the i’nion P-.tci
I fic. Salt Lake-Lo« Angeles line. Mr.
v fiitiir** h**id'in:i.r
I t<Ts will be fit Los Angel*'*.
i Saj> Francisco, April 24 The S. S.
| miles North of this port and 221
passengers on btrtird enroute for
Pfrt.1aiwl and Seattle were transfer
red to th steamship H. F. Alexaji
d*.«r. The disabled vessel is in a cri
tical position. and the. steamer Ail -
niiral Farragut rs stand.ne by.
KTKAMSHII* SAILING
DATK IN lSTPOX Kl>
S«*h.NJ*'. April 24--The Alaska S.
S. Company's freighter which wa«
scheduled u> sail from San Fran
cisco via S«».ttle f.*r Nome. TvHmt
mid Kotxebu** ports on June 20th
will loan- San Franriaon <<n July 15.
<aHiue at Seattle and dffpaJrting from
thi- latter place July 20th.
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NOTlf'K OF FORFKlTrRK
You are hereby notified that the
pend'*d during each of the following
years 1910. 1911. 1012. 1913. 1914.
1915. 1910. 191*. 1918. 1919. 192#.
1921. 1922. 1923. I he sum of One
Hundred Dollars t? 100.46) in work.
labor and improvements on each of
the following Quartz claims known
and described as follows:
Idaho recorded in voltime 168. at
Idaho No. 1. recorded ih volume
16*. page 4 2*:
Idaho No. 2. recorded in volume
165. at page 161:
194. at page 324;
Sea Gull, recorded
at pace 495;
Sea Gull No. 1. recorded in vol
ume 168. at page 429;
Sea Gull No. 2. recorded in vol
•roe 165. at page 160;
Sea Gull No. 3. recorded in vol
ume 194 at page 326;
Bskimo Chief No. 1. recorded in
volume 199 at page 167;
Bskimo Chief No. 2. recorded ia
volume 165. at page 162;
Bskimo Chief No. 3. recorded ia
volume 157 at page 162;
All the above claims are situated
about one quarter mile east of Bluff,
Alaska, notices of location are re
corded in the old Monumental Re
cords which are now of record in
the Cape Nome Mining and Record
ing District at Nome. Territory of
Alaska. That said work on the
above mentioned claims was per
formed as provided by Section 2824
of the Revised Statuets of the Unit
ed States and Supplemental Legisla
tion, for the purpose of holding said
And you are hereby required to
cojitribute your proportion of such
expenditure accordtog to your Inter
est in said claims to the undersigned
co-owner with you therein, within
ninety days after the service of this
notice om-you by publication there^.
or yoi*r interest la s**d clahne
.become forfeited and vest In ihe un
ffersignnd as provided h* the salt
•Uti*e. CHAS ueegAN.
, Co-Owner.
Vntfl.h Men* 22, 28. April i. 1?
H, »6. M»r 3. 1*. 17> J4' n* 30,1
Jane 7, II. llll.