4 Pages THE NOME NUGGET
VOLUME XXII No 23
NOME, ALASKA SATURDAY, JUNE, 4 1921
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SOLDIERS’ BONUS IS PROMISED
JAPS TS WITHDRAW TAMPS FROM YAP ISLAND
CLAIMED BOLSHEVIKI
STILL FOMENTING
INTERNAT’L TROUBLE
ly cabled by the Balsheviki govern•
arc instructed to ilo all in their pow
er to assist an alliance hetween lirituln
and for a I'olish-l-'rencli alliane<- \ s
Try cur sourdough Hot Cake**—none
b«ttrr, at ARCTIC BAKERY.
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES
MARK MEMORIAL DAY
OBSERVANCE
l<ed by the khaki and blur- clad m- n
of Thomas Alfred itosn Jr, Post N. .
9, American lesion, Nome paid sph-n
did tribute to the memory of the in
tion’s soldier dead at the 'Memorial
Day ceremonies held Monday afte.
noon on Barrack’s Square.
Practically -everyone in the city at
tended and almost every foot of space
along the four sides of the wide square
was occupied by the throng of spec
tators. The ceremonies centered
around a flag draped cenotaph, erect
ed in the center of the square and
bearing upon its face a scroll Inscribed
with the names of the boys of Nome
who yielded up their lives in the na
tional service. The entire ceremonial i
was conducted by members of the
American Legion Post, under the di
rection of Post Commander H. <5.
tlabrielson, and was of the most
solemnly Impressiwi character. Tin
program comprised the following num
Invocation by.
H. (!. <•abrielson, I’osj ('ommaiul*1:'
Musketry Solute to the Honored Dead
No*ne School (Children rind Audi-mv
Mcnediction hv.
James J. liogun, I'ost (’haplair
The firing: squad was commanded
by t'aptain J. Townsend, a veteran
of tin* American expeditionary army
who saw much service on the French
now in Nome who saw service on the |
front line during: the war. 1
The whole ceremonial' wav xcel
lently conceived and execute I. from
the aliening; benediction to the sound
ing of the sweetly solemn strains of
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JUDGE O'NEILL APPOINTED
ASSISTANT U S. ATTORNEY
Hugh O'Neill, who until his resig
nation today, has held the position of
United Suites Commissioner for this
precinct, has been commissioned As
sistant United States Attorney for
this division and will enter into the
duties of that office Monday, according
to an announcement this afternoon.
The appointment is said to have been
made at the request of District Attor
ney J. M. Clements, who has been
til for some time and is contemplating
a trip to the 'Suites to secure special
medical attention. Judge Clements
expects to leave on the first returning
boat with Mrs. Clements, after a stay
of two years in which he has won a
host of sincere friends, in addition to
malting a splendid record in the dis
charge of his official duties.
SUPREME COURT LEAK
CASE NEAR DECISION
Washington, June 4—A decision In
the. famous Kupiieme Court leak case
may be reached within a wflek or ten
days. This was indicated as n pos
sibility today following the sub mis- j
scion of briefs by both sides.
HARDING'S VISIT KNOX FAMILY
'Washington, June -1—President,
thh country home of Senator Knox
■near Valley Forge to spend the week
“HARD BOILED" HINNIKER
SENT TO TACKLE
POLE INSURGENTS
Oppelu, Upper Silesia, June 4—C!en
oral Hinniker, known in Allied army
circles as the "hardest boiled officer
In the British army,’* arrived here
today to take charge of the fighting
against the Polish insurgents.
MOTOR MANIAC
TERRORIZES OAKLAND
Oakland, Cal. June 4—Fight per
sons were injured, two fatally, two
automobiles wtore wrecked and hun
dreds of motorists were terrorized
here today by a maniac who drove a
large motor car at terrific speed in
this locality for hours this afternoon
before finally captured.
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CLAIMS DISCOVERY
OF LOST TREASORE
CHARLIE HERRON'S SON
TO BECOME BENEDICT
lard (i. Herron. of Juneau. Alaska,
SOUTHERNERS CELEBRATE
BIRTHDAY OF DAVIS
<■1 :h>- I firth of Jefferson Davis. Presi
dent of the Confederal*- Slates "f
the firs, White House of the t’onfer
JAPS ORDER WITHDRAWAL
OF GARRISON FROM YAP
Ministry announced today that orders
have been issued for the withdrawal
TILDEN GAINS NEW
WORLD TENNIS TITLE
St <'loud. Prance. June I William
Tilden of Philadelphia, the famous
tennis exjiert and title holder, won
mother world title here today when
rie annexed the Hardcourt tennis
.-haAnpionship by defeating M. Was
•he,- of Reigium in the international
ALLEGED SLAYER OF TALLAT
PASHA ACQUITTED
Herlin, June 4—Solomon Teillran,
^h i young Armenian who was ae
used of the assassination of Tallat
I’asha, former < hand Vizer of Turkey,
*'iis acquitted of the charge of murder
3REELY PARTY SURVIVOR
PASSES ON
San Jose, Cal. June 4—Maurice
\»nnel. one of thfe three surviving
numbers of the tSreely expedition to
he Arctic in 1K81-K3, died here today.
A/AR HERO MADE
CANADIAN GOVERNOR
London, June 3—The appointment
if Ceneml Lord Ryr.g, the Worl ] War
iere, as Governor Cieneral of Canada
vas announced today.
REPUBLICAN MEETING
A regular mooting of the Name Re
nihlican Club will be held at City P
hmday June 5th at 2:30 p. m.
W. FRED HARRISON,
» } I ‘ • President.
BONE LEAVES FOR ALASKA SOON
tendered by .lohn II Sperry. p.es:
HUNDRED LIVES LOST
IN PUEBLO FLOODS
Cloud Burst Cause of Pueblo Flood
and four persons mv known 1,1 have
been drowned .is a r suit ..f cloud
ALL WOOD SHIP BOARD
VESSELS ORDERED SOLD
Washington. .Jut IThe Senate to
amounting to one hundred and tlfty
six million dollars and also emhndying
an ajneiulmenC providing that all
ed Suites Shipping Hoard shall I
sold by October first.
Washington. June I -Senator [ail
ment reef-ntly offered three lmiith-d
neean going wooden ships eons; ructI
during tin- war period for tin- small
sum of $40,0011 but could find no takers
even at Ibis figure.
ST PAUL RADIO DISABLED
A serious breakdown in the radio
apparatus at the wireless station on st
Paul's Island, the chief island of the
Pribloff group in southern liering Sea.
forced an almost complete suspension
i»f thie> activities of that station during
the greater part of the winter period,
iccordlng to Seattle news dis|>atehes
printed in an Alaskan exchange re
reived on one of th»- late mails. As
fairly as January 19 the Alaska radio
system authorities at Seattle issued
notice that, owing to the St Paul sta
tion being out of commission, traffic
:»ver the Iveyport-Pordova.-St Paul
Uadivostok circuit would be susp*-nd
?d until further notice, at the same
ime announcing that it. was consider-j
Hi unlikely that traffic over the circuit j
vould be resumed before next autumn.
As no communication has been held
tetween St Paul and the Nome radio,
he local Signal Corps representatives
ire not aware if tiie station is s*ill out
*f convmission or not. Recent news
lispatches stated that the radio sup.
>ly ship Saturn was on her way to
Vlaska and would proceed to St Paul.
GERMAN LEADER
DISCUSSES UPBUILDING
OF DEVASTATED ZONE
SOLAR VOLCANOES
MAY CAUSE
WARM SUMMER
The Daily Telejjraph Bulletin and
Veekly NUffijet delivered I v carrl-r.
*er month 12.00.
STANDING OF LEAGUE TEAMS
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Vermont . .
Portland. .
HARDING IN SPLENDID HEALTH
Wasington, June 3—Dr. Snwy»r,
President Harding's persona! physi
cian. declan-d today that the chief
executive is in jncrfect liealth, duo
main to hard work.
Washington, June 4—Definite prom
ises that the long deferred soldier
bonus legislation will bp passed by
Congress during the present session
was nteide here today by the sub-com
mittee of the Senate Finance Com
mittee. which has the subject hef ire
it at the present time.
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SUPREME COURT CLERK DEAD
Washington. Jmu* " J.imcs l>. M i
ESTIMATED VIC TO CARRY
300 PASSENGERS
MARINE BULLETIN
I Villywog- clou n K
Whitehorse, should
I charge opening. Reliance up China
-: 30 p. in. for Fairbanks.
Yukon up Circle 5:40 p m. 3rd.
j Alaska Kestrel in two up Circle 9:11
1 Canadian Hazel H. ,n two up Circle
I 2:330 p in 3rd.
SPECIAL MUSIC
GALLI-CURCI. CARUSO,
SCOTTI, FRITZ BREISLER
AND EFREM ZIMBALISH
Beautiful Music While
You Dine at
MILO’S CAFE
Today, Any day, the
B«*et place to Eat.