MONDAY
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AMENDMENT TO PENSION
llll.l. FJ.IMIX.\TKD
Washington, June ft.— The Dial
Anieiulment to the omnibus pension
kill increasing the pension of the
Spanish-AmeriOnn War Veterans
has been eliminated from the con
ference because President Coolidge
expressed himself as being unalter
ably opposed to the provision.
CRAIti XAMKII PHIKF
OF CAVALRY
Washington. June ft. Brigadier
General Craig, now in Manila, has
been named Chief of Cavalry by
President C'oolidge to-day.
HEX AT< m \S KKt JIKTAIIY
RECEIVES HEAVY HXK
Dayton. Ohio. June ft, The mo
tet trip ”f Prank Bell, Secretary to
Senator Dill was halted to-day when
officers found eight gallons of whis
key in his car. lie was fined six
thousand dollars. He was enroute
to Seattle when lie was apprehended.
JAPANESE CARIXKT CONFESSES
DIPLOMATIC BUNDER
Tokio. June ft. The Kiyoura
cabinet resigned this afternoon. The
Premier stated that he and the cab
inet accept responsibility for the
diplomatic blunder in connection
with the exclusion of .1 panese from
the Tinted States.
BILL SIGNED ESTABLISHING
FISHING RESERVES
Washington, June 7.— President
C’oolidge signed the bill to establish
fishing reserves in the waters of the
Territory of Alaska, and to establish
other measures to conserve tin* sal
mon in Territorial waters. Halibut
fishing, by virtue of n clause in the
bill, will be prohibited in the North
Pacific, waters between November IS
and February la. The bill is also
designed to protect the fish during
Alaska Territorial waters, as provid
ed by tin* treaty between the reaper
HI SIt.tM) SHOT
BY STEP-DA CGHTI'R
Seattle. June ft.— J. Pelletier
was shot and dangerously wounded
by Mrs. Helan Wolloston. his step
daughter, after he struck Mrs. Pell
etier. her mother.
POSTAL SALARY
INCREASE BILL VETOED
Washington. June ft—The Postal
Salary Increase Bill was vetoed by
President Coolidge this afternoon
v.'th the statement that Govern
ment extravagance must stop.
POSITIONS OF HEAR
AND S. S. VICTORIA
At X..on TODAY the Victoria’s
position was latitude 6.*? deg.. .00
minutes, 8 seconds, which would be
and about sixty three miles out.
The l\ S. Cutter Bear is 55 miles
out but her position was not given.
PROHIBITION PARTY TO
CONTINUE ACTIVITIES
Columbus, Ohio: June it,— The
Battlefield before Tirana, the Alba
nian capital, are strewn with dead,
the causualties up to the date ex
ceeding one thousand. A drive is
now being made on the Capital by
the revolutionists, and fighting of
the most desperate character pre
PAYS TAXES UNDER PROTEST
Seattle, June 9th—The Puget
Sound Power & Light Company paid
into the City Treasury six hundred
and fifty thousand dollars in taxes
and accrued interest under protest.
SAN FRANCISCO BULLETIN *
CHANGES HANDS
San Francisco. June 9— The San
Francisco Bulletin, for many years
the property of R. A. Crothers, was
purchased today by Wallace M.
Alexander, the Hawaiian Sugar
King, together with a number of
wealthy San Franciscans.
HOUSE CALLED IN
SESSION EARLY
Washington, June 7—The House
was called in session at an unusual
ly early hour today m order to clean
up the pending business and ad
journ at seven tonight in accord
ance with a previously passed reso
KRANAK HAS NfcU' CAllINKT
Paris. June 9—Frederic Francois
Maral succeeded Poincare as Prem
i le- of France and named a new
minim; man
SHOT IX MK\l< 0
Nogales, Ariz. June 9.— Charles
1. Sturtevant, an American minim;
man. was shot to death at Mazatlan,
Mexico, by Mexican bandits. The
assassins made pood their escape.
! LlAKkKXTIXK UKtXIMKS
HMTnro PACKIN'*; PLANT
Seattle. June 9—The Barkentine
Bianca sailed from here today in
tow of the t ur Forrest T. Crosby for
Prince William Sound to become a
floating packing plant.
j REPI.V TO JAPAXNNK PROTEST
NK.AKM COMPLETION
Washington. Jane 9—The reply to
j tlie Japanese protest against the
]exclusion section of the new irami
ignition law is virtually completed
i by the State Department.
i Cleveland. June 9—The Commit
ter of Fifty-Seven met today and be
jga-n preparing a platform. Former
j Governor Lowden declined to con
sider the Vice-Presidential nomina
jtion. Dawes is being boomed for
j President. The LaFollette dele
gates from Wisconsin who will cast
bloc votes against Coolidge. were
| called together today to take final
I action on the platform proposals
which they will fight for in the con
AMKIIKAX AIK PLANKS GREET
BRITISH SQUADRON
Honolulu. June 9—Thirty Ameri
'c:in airplanes greeted the huge Bri
tish squadron which arrived here
it: is morning bound for Vancouver.
.1A PA N KSK <■< >V KK N XIKNT
SUBSIDIZES SHIPS
j Tokio. June 9 -The Japanese Gov
ernment arranged with the steam
ship companies to subsidize three
j ships to take Japanese residents of
the I’nited states to that country
before July first. This is the date
that the exclusion clause in the new
Immigration Bill becomes effective.
AXTI-AMKIIK A N I >KM< >\ ST R A -
TIONS CONTINUE IN TOKIO
i Tokio, June !•—A dance at the
l (imperial Hotel was broken up by
ia mob because a considerable num
I her of Americans were in attend
ance. Several anti-American dem
onstrations have occurred within
the last few days.
FATHERS OF MURDERERS
WONT INTERFERE
Chicago, June 9—The fathers of
Nathan Leopold. Junior and Rich
ard Loeb. made a statement tonight
to the effect that their millions will
not be used to save the confessed
slayers of Robert Franks from the
ANTI-AMERICAN RIOTS. JAPAN
Tokio. June 9th—Gangs forced
! several movie theatres to close to
j night because they were showing
! American films. The anti-Ameri
can feeling has reached a serious
TUESDAY
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JAPAN HAS XKW PREMIER
Tokyo. June 10—Viscount Kato
today succeeded Premier ‘Kiyoura,
as Premier of Japan. Kiyoura re
signed with his Cabinet, resigned
yesterday as a result of the ipassage
of the American Japanese Exclusion
measure.
WORLD PLY KUS
LEAVE SHANGHAI
Shanghai, June 7—The American
World Flyers left for Amoy this
V. S. ATTY. COLLINS FLIES
GlHItON TO MAKE ARRCST
Fairbanks, Alaska, June 9—0 S.
District attorney Collins and Dr.
Sutherland made an airp'.ane **ip
from Fairbanks to Tanana, where
Collins .placed Joseph Kai e ;ird.*r
arrest charged with making attars
upon Hazel Shade and Margaret
Peterson, two small girls. Dr.
Sutherland u.rotrpanled Mr. Collins
It* attend the ethane girl, w h i is ro
ll* tied as b+r.(t it» » prtecar;.#-4S con
j IIRPI BUCAN PLATFORM
BK FORMKD ri.KTKI.A\»
Cleveland. June 10—Charles B.
Warren, Ambassador to Mexico and .
Chairman of the Platform Commit-J
te of the Republican National ('on* ;
ventlon. announced today that while |
some of the prinriipul planks had >
been forwarded from Washington, j
the actual drafting of the Party's j
pionounceme.nt will be done here. ;
Secretaries Mellon and Weeks have
arrived here to attend the Conven
TANAVA HOIROOKIH
lU'VK SEATTLE HOTKL
Seattle. June 10—Peter Vachon, I
an old time Alaskan of the Pair* t
banks district today purchased the |
Bristol Hotel here for a quarter of j
a million dollars.
1SECRETARY OF NAVY
BECOMES AIRMAN
Washington. June 10—Secretary
|o» the Navy Wilbur did 9:1 miles !□
an hour's flight from Norfolk to
Washington this afternoon..
DEFICIENCY BILL DIED
WITHOrr ACTION i
Washington. June 10—Congress j
adjourned at seven o’clock Saturday
evening, and the Deficiency Bill, pro- <
viding money for the Administra- :
tfon. Soldiers' Bonus. Reclamation
and Naval Reconditioning Bills died '
v. it bout action.
WORLD FLYERS ARRIVE
AT A MOV !
Army around the world flyers ar-1
rived here from Shanghai this af- j
AMERICAN A CTO 1JCKNSE
DANGER SIGNAL IN TOKYO
Tokyo. June 10—The situation is
elusion measure that American otfi- j
cials have been advised to keep an- j
tnmobiles bearing American License;
plates off the streets.
fIght DROWN as
LACNCH CAPSIZES
Santa Ana. Cal., June 10 Eight!
persons, including H. Newton Thorn-j
ton and his sons Allan and David. J
were drowned here yesterday when j
the launch in which they were rid- j
DOISY ARRIVED TOKYO
Tokyo. June 10—noisy the French
aviator arrived here today complet
ing his trip from Paris.
AMERICAN FLYERS
ARRIVE HONG KONG
Hong Kong. June 10—The Ameri
can Army flyers arrived here Satur
day afternoon, having made three
hundred miles in three and a quar
FRENCH FLYER ALMOST
AT FLIGHT’S EVD
Tokyo, June 8—Doisy the French
flyer, flying from Pairs to Tokyo,
crossed the Korean Straits and ar
rived at Sbenashima. Japan in’s
Ir orning. One mere flight should
bring him to Tokyo.
ALASKA HAS NOTHING
ON MONTANA
Kalisipel, Montana, June 10—Two
and a half inches of snow fell here
yesterday.
I
Live Glossy Hair
Follows use of Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. On retiring rub Cuticura
Ointment into the scalp, especially
spots of dandruff and itching. Next
morning shampoo with CuAcura
Soap and hot water.
Cleveland, June loth—Senator
Jones of Washington and Governor
Dixon or Montana were brought out
as Vice Presidential candidates in
the Republican National Convention
in session here.
GEORGE L. KTAMJCV
DIED SUNDAY AT KJANA
Norvik. June 10—George L. Stan
ley, former United States Commis
sioner for the Noatnk-Kobuk Pre
ilnct, and prominent in local Demo
cratic politics, died at Kiana, Sun
day June 8th, according to a wire
received by the Nugget from Sylvas
POHITION OF BOATS TODAY
At noon toduy the Bears position
was 64 deg. 21 ruin. Latitude; 166
Seg. 50 min. West Longitude. She
e as making a litrle speed. The ice
M-ems to be spreading. The Bear
is about :<0 miles off Nome.
The latitude of the Victoria was
54 deg. 01 min. Longitude 165
leg. 4 8 min. West Longitude. This
Mould be about 22 miles due South
Nome, making slow progress.
LAKH WASHINGTON HAIMS
ANOTHER VICTIM
Seattle. June 10—Norman R.
Strickland, a student of the ITniver
dty of Washington, and his sweet
leart, Mrs. Talmage, a widow 20
-ears of age. were drowned while
owing in Lake Washington Canal
hiring the night. Their todies
cere found today.
lil'RTOX TEMPORARY
CHAIRMAN OF CONVENTION
Cleveland. June ;0—Theodore E.
burton, in assuming thp duties of
emporary chairman of the Repub
ican National Convention reviewed
he accomplishments of the Admin
‘■tration and called the Republican
jarty to rally about the leadership
»f Coolidge. He said that "In the
treat array of rulers intrusted with
*>wer. there is none that can sur
: <s him in honesty, courage, or
IIOLI) HOLDUP IN SEATTLE’S
FINANCIAL DISTRICT
Seattle. June 10—Two of Freder
ok and Nelson's messengers were
ield up today at noon in the heart
>1 the financial district and robbed
['LEEK SHERIFF, KILLED
BY HIGHWAYMAN
Seattle, June 10—Frank Martin.
» Spokane restaurant man. was kill
'd at Tacoma by a highwayman thist
racoma. fleeing from the Sheriff,
who sought to arrest him for bo*-*
'OXVKNTION FIGHTS OVER
KU KLUX KLAN QUESTION’
Cleveland, June 10—A bitter fight
h raging in committee overt he Ku
Klux Klan question plank. W. J.
Bryan is here in the capacity of a
writer. The weather is unfavorable
for the Convention, being cool with
WEDNESDAY
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h NO INKER'S WIFE CURED AT
GREAT COST, AND ODDLY'
Vancouver, B. C., June 11—When
the cylinder head of a large engine
In the Independent Cold Storage
Plant blew up, it went through the
ceiling of the building and struck
the bed upon which the engineer’s
wife was lying ill, and tossed her to
the celling of her room. She did
not suffer a scratch, and when she
became calmed down after the ex
citement, she found herself entirely
recovered from her illness. The
damage is estimated at 110,000.
AUTHOR COMMITS
SUICIDE AT MORGirK
San Francisco. June 11—Peter
Clark MacFarland, the author, play
v. right and lecturer, and a former
minister of the Gospel, shot and kill
ed himself last night at the door of
the morgue.
MISSIONARIES WOUNDED IN
FACTIONAL FIGHTING
Peking, June 11—Karl Beck and
George R. 8nyder, missionaries of
the Reformed Presbyterian Church
were each wounded, when several
bullets entered the Mission during
factional fighting at Shencow. in the
New Hugan Province, on June third.
many mkstioxkd AS VICK |
PKKSinK.VriAL. T1MBKII j
Cleveland. June II—Still search-j
ing for a Vice-Presidential candidate
Itlie Republican National Conven
tion went into formal session yester
day with the question little advanc
ed toward solving overnight. The
1 movement for Senator Kenyon of
j iowa showed new strength, and the
talk for Hoover grew stronger. The
I movement for Dawes lost no ground
land the Lowden supporters renewed
lt.beir insistence that he accept the
nomination.
TWO NEW NATIONAL
COMMITTEE-MEN NAMED
Cleveland. June 10—Percy \V.
Howard, a negro lawyer, and Wil
liam 11. Crocker, a banker were .e.lJ
ected National Committeemen of
Mississippi and California, respect
K K. K. KXDKAVORH
XOMINATK WATSON
Cleveland, June 10—Within a
stone's throw of th" Republican Na
tional Convention headquarters,
representatives of the Ku IClux Klan
yesterday afternoon endeavored to
nominate Senator Watson of Indi
ana as a Vice-Presidential candi
GOVERNMENT W'OXOMV
BE DOMINANT ISHl'K
Slenip. Secretary to President Cool
ing** arrived from -Washington late
test night with the draft of the Re
publican Platform, in which Presi
dent Coolidge insists that Govern
mental economy must be the domin
ant issue in the coming campaign.
FREDERICK & NELSON
RECOVER DRAFTS, CHECKS
Seattle. June 11 The Frederick
£ Nelson holdup netted the (bandits
sixty-one thousand dollars, though
only four hundred of that amount
was cash. Fifty seven thousand dol
lars’ worth of indorsed drafts and
checks were recovered near a Foun
dry on Lake. Avenue by two stud
auto bandits, presumably the same
outlaws, undertook to hold up Wal
ter Cooper. Cashier of the Union Oil
Company who was on his way to
the First National Hqnk accompan
ied by Policeman M. Anderson, with
v horn fifteen shots were exchanged
before the bandits were finally beat
en off. Cooper had five thousand
cash with him.
COOLIDGE SPEAKS
AT UXIVERSITY
Washington, June 11—Speaking
a* the George Washington Univer
sity President Coolidge said, with
reference to the future of America.
“There must be loyalty to family,
[loyalty to various service organiza
tions. to Society, loyalty to the Gov
ernment which comes first of all.
[and the observance of its laws, and
[loyalty to religion.”
AMERICAN FLYERS
LEAVE FOR HAIPONG
Hong Kong. June 11—The Ameri
can Army around ' the world flyers
left here this morning for Haipong,
French Indo China.
BOAT POSITIONS
At 11:30 this morning the Vic
toria was steaming eastward, to
ward Norton Sound, ‘a. open water
with plenty ice on both sides. Looks
like vessel be able to get through
lice pack sometime today.
Cutter Bear is in sight of Sledge
Island this morning with heavy ice
conditions confronting her. Ice
shows little signs of moving. Out
1< ok getting through is promising.
Sch. Donaldson still at St. Mich
a* 1. No boats have arrived from
the Yukon river.
INDIA ALSO PEEVED
ACCORDING TO TAGORE
Tokyo. June 11— Rabindranath
Tagore. East Indian poet and win
ner of the Nobel Prize, speaking
here yesterday declared that India
feels keenly “the Indignity” Japan
suffers from the Exclusion Act.
ADMINISTRATION WITHOUT
FUNDS UNTIL DECEMBER
Washington,*June 11—No addi
tional funds for the administration
or the Soldiers’ Bonus Law will be
available until Congress meets again
in December, it was announced here
teday, following a conference at the
White House between President
Coolidge and Director of the Bud
get Lord. Director Lord said that
the President has no authority to
issue a-n Executixe Order authoriz
ing the Incurrence of a deficiency
except to save life or public prop
t'Uy. It wan pointed out, however
thut the rash payments under th^
Honus Law would not be due unti.
after March 1. 1925. which will Kiv%
Cengreat* ample time to make th(i
appropriation which failed In the
closing hours of the first session. i0
the meantime, no additional clerks
will be employed by the War „r
Navy Departments, or the Veterans*
Bureau to handle the new Bonus jn_
si:ranee certificates. These were to
have been issued alter the first of
the year, but probably will be delay
ed. The work will continue slowly
with what help there is available.
The lack of money is the second
blow that the Bonus has received
since the law was enacted by Con
gress over President Coolidge's veto.
Pending in the District of Columbia
Supreme Court are two petitions for
injunctions restraining the Govern
ment from administering the law.
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PA TEXT APPLICATION' NOTICE .
M. S. 1385. Serial Ofiltt. ^
TX THE UNITED STATES LAND
OFFICE AT NOME. ALASKA
NOTICE IS MEKEI1Y GIVEN that
W inn if red H. Hank whose Post Offir#
address is Nome. Alaska, has made
application in the Cnited States Land
Office at Nome. Territory of Alaska,
for a patent for the Albatross Pla
cer Minin? Claim situate on the mn
miles westerly front
dra about 3.4
the month of ?
the shore of IP
Nome Record in
Division. Territory of Alaska, and
within the Nome Land District, and
designated by the Surveyor General
o* the Territory of Alaska as Mineral
Survey No. 1355. the exterior boun
daries of which, as set forth in the
Plat and Field Notes now on file,
are as follows, magnetic variation
16 deg. 05 min. E. to 16 dec. 25
Beginning at Cor. 1 of this
claim and Survey, being identi
cal with Cor. 1 Burke’s Associa
tion Claim. Sur. 512. a fir post
4 ins. sq.. 2 ft. above ground, ic
earth mound. scribed 1 B-512
1- 1355 A. whence IT. S. Location
Monument No. 512 bears I
deg. 30 min. W. 4927.5
thence S. 66 deg. 59 min. E. 597
ft. to Cor. No. 2; thence S. 18
deg. 12 min. W. 1363 ft. to Cor,
3 not set and from which .poin
a witness corner, a granite ston
scribed W C 3-1355 A. bearin
N. 18 deg. 12 min. E. is 152
ft. distant: thence N. 71 deg
min. W., from true Corner. 65lj
ft. to Cor. No. 4 not set.
on line 2-3 Reindeer Placer
1318. and from which unset C*
No. 4. a witness Corner to C<
No. 3 Sur. 1318. and to Cor. No
this Survey. being a fir post
ins. sq.. 2 ft. above ground
earth mound, scribed W C 3-13
4-1355 A bears N. 19 deg. 48
E. 41.8 ft. distant; thence fr*
true Cor. 4 N. 19 deg. 48 ml
E. along line 3-2 Reindeer Placl
Sur. 1318. a distance of 152.5
to Cor. No. 5. identical with C*
2. Sur. 1318 and Cor. 2 Burk*
Association. Sur. 612. being
fir post 2 ft. above ground. 4 I;
sq.. scribed 2-1318. 2 B-512,
1355 A. in earth mound; thei
N. 20"deg. 34 min. E. along li|
2- 1 Burke’s Association 126.2.5 _
Cor. 1 and place of beginning.
Area. 19.906 acres.
IT. S. Location Monument to
which this claim is tied Is a lime
stone 15 ins. above gr'ound. mark
ed IT. S. L. M. 512. with cross
( + ) on top surface, and Is 2000
ft. northerly from shok’e of Ber
ing Sea, 4.5 miles northwesterly
from mouth of Snake ftiver and
is in Latitude 64 deg. 32xmin. N.,
gitude 165 deg. 38 mli\. W.
The Location notices off said
Albatross Placer mining Nclailo
being recorded in. Recorder's^ of
fice for said Cape Nome Record
ing District as follows: Orlgll
location at page 257 of Vol. 1!
Amended location, page 332
The adjoining claims are:
north, California Association,
surveyed; on the east, North J
Placer, unsurveyed, Andrew I
ki. claimant; on the weat> I"
deer Placer, Surrey HIS
Burke’s Association. 8nrrey
claimants unknown.
JOHN SUNDBACK
Publish April 19, 26, May 3,
17, 24. 31, June 7, 14. 1924.