MONDAY
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8H1PNTKAI) INTRODUCES
RESOLUTION IN SENATE
Washington, March 17—Senat r
Henrik Shlpstead. Farmer-Labor
Senator from Minnesota, introduced
•a resolution in the Senate «calling
upon :Secretary Hughes to explain
• tfbat policy or . program he has for
the-adjustment of the ..fcur billion
dollar- war . debt ..of France, to tbe
United States. _ '
ALL DODIES RECOVERED .
BUT TWO
Salt Lake, March 17—160 bodies
from the UtalT Fuel.Company's Mine
Number iVo af Castle Ghte, Utah
<iave been recovered, there W report
ed to be two more bodies irtissiiig, If
was at first reported that there were
175 men entombed, but later reports
stated there were 162.
MURDERS WIFE AND SON
LATER KILLED BY SHERIFF
Casper, Wyo., March 17—=-FolU>w
Ihr,the murder of his wife, and 12
year old son whose bodies were
thrown Into a river, Fred Van Oor^
den, a prominent real estate man.
while resisting arrest on suspicion
was shot and killed by Sheriff Albert
Peyton of Convene County, Wyo.
ROUND WORLD PLANES NAMED
AFTER AMERICAN CITIES
Washington. March 17—The four
Army planes selected to make the
round world flight have been named
by Major General Patrick, Chief of
the Army Air Service, after the cit
ies of Chicago, Boston. Seattle and
New Orleans.
Clovefield, Santa Monica, Calif.,
March 17—The flight around the
world is being delayed owing to un
favorable weather conditions. Major
Marten announced that the three
world cruisers would leave Clover
Field as soon as reports from Lebec
in the Tehachapi mountains indicate
that the weather Is favorable to pas
sage. The flight today will take the
planes over Bakersfield. Fresno.
Merced. Modesto and 8tocktou, fly
ing low enough to be visible.
Santa Monica, Calif., March 17—
The'second round the world plane
arrived tn Santa Monica, California
from Kelly Field. Texas last Satur
day morning and is being made
ready for the hop off on the round
the world flight.
GIBBON8 OF CALIFORNIA
Ifl APOTNTKD MWISTKR
TO kwitkrrland
Washington. March 17—Presi
dent Coolidge has appointed Hugh
S. Gibbons of California, Minister to
Switserland.
m SCANDAL IN WASHINGTON
H.MKARA MANY
Washington. March 17—Testify*
iag before the Daugherty investiga
ting committee laat Friday after
noon late, Gaston Means, a former
Secret Service Agent, said that
Jesse Smith told him that Harding,
Hughes. Daugherty and -McLean had
attended a private showing of the
Dempaey-Carpentler fight pictures
at McLean's Washington home de
spite the fact that it Is a violation of
the Federal law to move picture film
from New Jersey, where the fight
took place, to Washington.
Washington, March 17—Senator
Couseas. a member of the Senate
Committee Investigating the Bureau
of Internal Revenue said that Means
would be called before the former
Committee to amplify his charges
against Secretary Mellon.
Washington, March 17th—F. C.
Quimby of New York, a motion pic
ture man who is under contract with
Tex Rickard and made films of the
Carpentier-Dempsey fight in testify
ing before the Daugherty Commit
tee, confirmed the statement made
by Means that the pictures had been
shipped out of New Jersey in viola
tion of the law and shown in Wash
ington before Harding and several
members of the Cabinet Including
Postmaster General New.
Quimby stated that the pictures
had been shown in 22 States under
secret plan, Rickard assuring
them that there would be trouble
whereupon a certain Senator reas
sured them by asking them if they
did not know that the Department
•of Justice was-a department of easy
Washington, March II—Attorney
general Daugherty Issued a atate
saent which contained wholesale de
als! of the eharges mate against
him by former Secret 8er«Jeev agent
Mm&'i-Secretary declined
te eSli,ui on the chargee Mil
■ Siii. -
Washington, March 17—The Tea
pot Dome hearings have been sus
pended until tomorrow on account
oi the illness of Senator Walsh.
Sinclair will be called to testify
again tomorrow.
NON-PARTISANS JOIN
FAKMRK-I AISilKM
Minneapolis. »Ii- n t7--The Non
Partisan -League have voted to join
the Farmer Labor Federation as an
attxilliary of the Farmer Labor Par
ty. - •* - " '
I.AHOK .(iOVKHX.MKXT St^’EIW'
P TACTICAL Dfcf’EAt ,
Lothlort. March U^-The "‘fenglish
Labor Government suffered a tactr
cal defeat in ’the House of Commons*
ov*!*: the last adjournment.*'.
GERMAN ELECTIONS 7? •■■■
RE UHL!) MAYFOVRTH
BeflW» March 17^—President Ebert
o) Germany has fixed the date’ for
General elections* to be hejfl on May
fourth.- •.
DKM<*SEY-GlIlBONS r .
. MATCH CA^P O^:
I New Ytvrk, March-17—r-Te* Rickard
J has called off the Dempsey-Gibbons’
| match which was scheduled t«> take
j place next June after tj conference
f with Dempsey’s manager Jack
I ‘ —
I BRITISH STEAMSHIP
OUT ON BAIL
j New York, March 17—The British
| steamship Odu-na, which was seized
‘last week at a New York pier with
i Morphine and Whiskey aboard, has
I been released on one million dollars
bond pending the charge of her
smuggling in Dope and Whiskey.
POLICE KILL 48 OUTLAWS
Manila. March 17—Forty eight
Moro outlaws were killed In a battle,
with the Philippine Constabulary in
the Province of Lanaj and six police
were wounded.
| IK I nrATIIlbKltn
ARRKHTF.D T\ MX DIEGO
Sun Pedro, March 17—Thirty five
Allowed members of the Communist
Party were arrested in a raid on
what the police describe as a school
Tor “Soviet Sympathizers” which
was conducted by the Russians.
VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
EXTENDED POINCARE
Paris. March 17—The French
Senate have extended a vote of con*
lidemce to Premier Poincare on the
question of government authority to
issue decrees, the vote balloted re
sulted as follows. 154 to 141.
i 420 EA RTHQUAKE HHO<' KK
IN ONE WEEK
San Salvador, March 17 Twelve
Villages in Costa Rico are in ruina
and the Inhabitants are living In
tents as a result of the 4 20 earth
quake shocks which have been felt
In the last week.
KOOSKVKLT8 BRANDS RKP.
' AS CONGRESSIONAL CROOK
i Washington. March IT—The charge
made by Representative Stevenson
of South Carolina that Sinclair gave
a fifteen thousand dollar a year job
to Archie Roosevelt for use of the
Roosevelt Influence In the Navy,
drew from Theodore Roosevelt *a
statement In which he branded
Stevensbn a Congressional crook.
TUESDAYI
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T ITLE OF PRINCE BESTOWED
UPON D’ANNUNZIO
Rome, March .17—The King of
Italy yesterday bestowed upon D’An
nunzio the title of Prince.
43 LOSE LIVES IN
SHIPWRECKS IN STORM
Norfolk, March 17—Forty three
people perished in a storm In ship
wrecks of seven vessels Including
the loss of the six masted schooner
Wyoming, which is the largest vessel
In her class in the world, off the
Virginia coast. The crews of seven
toga, ■number 18 persons, are still
DAUGHERTY'S NAME LINKED
doubchly WITH SCANDAL
Washington, Mar. 18—The tame
of Rpsgherty was directly linked
with. the .Dompaor-Cgypontier fight
fflw »« tjk* tMUpiour y<Ht»r
W»r- before tbe>8enaUi ImeMlwUio,
Cnmmltte*. Oecald HMdrtdse. i
former’Department of JijAiee-Asent
I testified that Jap Muma, a New rorn
!correspondent for the Cincinnati ESfi
• quirer. and one of those named as
.interested in the .arrangements has
'“practically accused" the Attorney
jGeneral himself as being heard "in
(the conspiracy" to show the pictures
throughout the country without the
; Department of Justice interfering.
| The .Witness declared that Muma
also said that Burns, the Chief of the
Department Bureau of Investigation
was “standing in" on the deal.
jGKUAT AKSKM.UIjAGK
Ait fcpLAX K,S TO., BK AT WOULD
FLIGHT HOP OFF
J lift* Angeles. Mar." 18 The g'reatn.
jest; a&fteinblage.'Of airplane** since t lm,
| world war-.was. on the ground'nt Lt>*.
"Angeles lasl.Sunday and thirfy thou*,
[sand spectators were-tv witness the
Mareitfhll “iq, the -round the world
j flight--of ..the Army fliers who were
J scheduled, to ftop off from* t’loyqr
^ field'-* at Santa.. Mo-nica at seven
itv'rtocfc; Motwln.v morning under the
Wovm&nd.of Major F. L. Martin. The
j American.-Pacific official landing
; places*.--an’d supply bases for the
flight are Seattle. Prince Ku-pert..
|Sitka, ••Chichagoff, Cordova. Seward,
UTiignYk. 'Dutch Harbor, and Attu Is
h --
000,000 IXCOMK TA.VKS PAID
j - rv- VKW YORK H.VrrnDAY
New York. Mar. 18—Thirl, four
! million dollars in income taxes were
| paid in Now York last Saturday, ac
cording to ;i dispatch received today.
—
FIUMK AXNN.XKD TO ITALY
Rome, Mar. 18—King Bma-nuel
| landed In Flume yesterday and com
pleted the formal annexation of the
(latter to Italy.
SENATE COMMITTEE ACCEPTS
AID OF VAVDERI.rP
Washington. Mar. IS-—The Senate
[Committee investigating Attorney
General Daugherty yesterday accept
ed the aid' of Vunderlip, who volun
Itte-ed to throw considerable light
jon the case. The committee will sub
hjoena Tex Rickard, the fight pro
moter, and ;«sk him to tell what he
jknows about the Dampsey-Oa-rpen
|tier fight picture being transported
from State to State in violation of
the Federal Laws.
HUGHES SAYS DID NOT
KNOW FILM BE SHOWN
Washington. Mar. 18- —Secretary
Hughes, who was named by former
! Secret Service Agent Means as one
of the audience io which Harding
and other Government officials view
ed the Dempsey-Carpentier fight
film in Washington at the home of
Edward McLean, the Publisher of
the Washington Post, said yesterdav
that he did not know the pictures
were to be shown when he went to
the dinner at McLean’s. The films
were taken into the District of Col
umbia in violation of the Federal
Statutes.
THRKK PI AN EH HOP OFF
FOR WORLD FLIGHT
Cloverfield. Santa \ mica, Calif.,
March 18—Three of tl ♦ four Doug
las aeroplanes that /ill hop off
from Seattle in the U ited States
Army Round the World air Journey
departed from Cloverreld at ft:32
yesterday morning nn/e.r command
of Major L. Martin. f the planes
can get below the clou< ceiling after
crossing the Tehachapl Pass they
will land at Sacramentr and remain
until today, and if they cannot get
below the mists for safe flying thru
the mountains they will return to
their place of departure.
H. BUFORD WILL NOT BK ON
NOME RUN THIS YEAR
The following wire was received
by R. B. Julian from the Alaskan
Siberian Navigation Company at
San Francisco:
Sa-n Francisco, Mar. 17. 1924.
ROBERT JULIAN, Nome.
Very sorry to announce that on
account of non-cooperation of our
own California people we are forced
to withdraw from the Nome service,
the Buford may call there in July
and.August on cruise trips. Please
ask Mayor Maynard to thank our
friends for us and express our regret
that such action is necessary, very
best regards.
Alaskan Siberian Navigation Co.
HILL REGARDS ALASKA
PLATINUM SHELVED
Washington, March 18th—A bill
which was introduced for the first
hlaaiMHi
Eym. U the? Tire,
• Itch, Smart or Bum,
•If Sore,-Irritated. In
___ >flamed brGramulated,
figine6fteo.fillu.il Its du. Snfcfcir
it or Aloft. AtaODyuggltaWrim
attain introduced last December by
, Representative . David P. O'Connell
iof Brooklyn, in which ;i New York
j group of business men sought con
trol of Platinum deposits in Alaska,
has been definitely shelved.
roOl.UKJK’H SW'RKTAHY AMONG
TIIOSK DEALING IN OIL STOCK
Washington. March 18—Attorney
General Daugherty. Senators Curtis
and Klkins and President Coolidge's
prK'nfe secretary -Baacom C. Slemp.
tfVfe among the public officials wb"
had transactions in Sinclair or Do
henV oil storks around the Ji.me the
Teases for Naval Oil Reserves w'efe
'made, the-namea.were disclosed be
fore th -Senate. Oil Committee yes
terday by P. Bon.d. a Federal Trade
Com mission accountant who exa min
ed *h«- books of a number Of Broker
hou- and according to the dis
rclosurrs •Attorney 'General Daugher
ty handled a thousand shares of the
stocks - mentioned.
WEDNESDAY
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i'NOKTHKKV COMMJvJWlAL CO.' '
TO OPERATE YI’KOX VKMHKI
' Seattle. Mar. 18—The Northern
Commercial Cqiapany has announc
ed theij* intention of operating a
power vessel this summer betwonr.
Holy Cross and St. Michael.
GOVKRXMK.VT SWI RES
TKAIFORARY INJUNCTION
; Los Angeles, Mar. IS- The Gov
ernment Prosecutor secured a tem
porary injunction \eaterday after
noon against the Doheny Corpora
tion to prevent further operating in
the Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve, in a
[suit in which the Government -seeks
jcancellation of leases on charges of
I outright bribery of former Secretary
of the Interior Fall, by Doheny.
COOIIDGE ALSO W1TXKSSKD
SHOWING FIGHT FILMS
Washington, Mar. IS- President
Coolidge also witnessed the show
ing of the Dempsey-Carpciitier fight
pictures at the McLean dinner. w!*
1 m-sses privately informed the Senate
investigators yesterday afternoon.
F LI Hits OL E IN FXGKNK
Eugene, Ore.. March 19th The
Hound the World fliers were flue to
arrive about four o'clock p. ni. in
Eugene, Oregon, yesterday and re
main over night and jump to Sand
point Field, at Seattle omitting Van
couver Barracks.
HOI'SF. PASSES HOM S BllJ
HY UARGK MAJORITY
Washington. March 19—The House
passed the Soldiers Bonus Bill with
a majority of 301 yesterday. The
voting was 35 4 for the Bonus and
54 against, the Bill provides h paid
up twenty year endowment insar
ance policy to all Vets who are en
titled to more than fifty dollars by
adjusted compensation.
SECOND DAY’S FIjKZHT STARTKD
Mather Field. Sacramento. Mar.
18—The second day's flight of Army
aeroplanes on their round the world
Journey started at 9:48 a. m.. Tues
day. The three cruisers left for Eu
gene. Oregon, as they can make a
straight jump to that city instead of
Vancouver Barracks.
After Every Meal
WRKLEYS
Chew your food
well, then use
WRIGLEY’S to
aid digestion.
It also keeps
the teeth clean,
breath sweet,
appetite keen.
Thu Great American
Swuutmmmt >4
“Wrigley’s is 5 cents
a paeksge the
; World Over’’
| NEGRO CONFIRMED < TMtfFTKOL
j LKR XKW ORLEANS
1 Washington. March 18 Walter
L. Cohen. the negro Republican
leader of Louisa ala has been con
firmed as Comptroller of Customs In
MOSAIC ST. PATRICK
j I'NVEILKD IN PARLIAMENT
j London. March 18—A Mosaic of
Si. Patrick was unveiled in the
j Houses of Parliament last night, ac
cording to a dispatch received from
jLondon.
jitKITIKH RISKING PLANS
TO BEAT AMERICA
London. Mar. 18—-Great Britain is
(rustling plans ro beat the Americans
j n their around the wtfrld flight, ac
cording to the Kvenirig News. It had
I been planned to start the .British
flight on April 15t.li.. but the date
j has been set- ahead.
[ IHl'GHTKK JUDGK
HOfiZHKIMKR WKDS
Seattle, Mar. 18—Cornelius Wal
'do, 2£ years of age, and Mary Holz
Iheitner, 18-year old'daughter of for
mer Federal Judge Win. A. Holz
h'-inter of Nome, A lash a, both L’ni
\ersity of Washington students, were
secretly married last Friday and are
honeymooning on San Juan Islands.
The groom is the son of former
Congressman Waldo of Xew York,
v ho is now a resident of Pasadena,
California. The parents have rx
tende their forgiveness to the newly
ISKIKirMHJi WOULD RETURN
AM) SERVE SENTENCE
.Ww York. Mar. IS—Grover C.
I’.erffdoll, th** nortoriou* “slacker."
negotiating rhtough ih<- Hearst
organization for his return from
Germany to serve t!ie sentence pass
's! upon him for draft, evasion dur
CITTKKS TO TAKK POSITION |
AT DUTCH HARBOR |
Seattle. Mar. 19—The Coaet Girard I
Cutters Algonquiu and Haida will
sail from Seattle on April tit.h.. for j
Dutch Harbor. In connection with!
the flight of the Army planes ar-:
cund the world.
WORLD FLIERS
ARRIVE SACRAMENTO i
Sacramento. Mar. 17—Th<* world
fliers arrived in Sacramento at rwo(
o’clock Monday afternoon. four!
honra and thirty minutes from Santa j
Monica, their average speed being
eighty miles per hour. The fliers
will hop off at nine o’clock Tuesday
(yesterday) morning for Vancouver.
Washington. where they will be
joined hv Lieut. Eric Nelson, the
fourth member of the squadron. No I
altempt was made to speed.
FORMER CROW N PRINCE
BECOMES SALESMAN j
Londou. Mar. 1R—The former!
(town Prince of Germany is soiling
farm machinery and is living at the |
home of his brother Eltel at Pots-j
dam. according to the Dally Mail.
TRIBUNE OWNERS PURCHASE
NEW YORK HERALD
New York. Mar. 18—Owners of
the Now York Tribune have pur-!
chased the New York Herald and be
ginning today the publications will
appear as the Herald-Tribune. Mu.v
sey was the former owner of the
Let the Nome Nugget do jroer
letter writing, by having ■■ mfl
the Weekly Nugget te your fHeads
on the Outside.
RED PIMPLES
ALL OVER FACE
Itched and Disfigured Very
Much. Cuticura Heals.
"1 had a breaking out of hard, red
pimples on my cheeks and fore
head . Later they took the form of
ugly looking sore eruptions snd
scattered all over my face. They
itched, causing me to scratch, and
my face was very much disfigured.
“The trouble lasted shout four
months. I tried different remedies
without much benefit. 1 began us
Cuticura Soap and Ointment i
after using two cakes of Cutlctns
Soap snd three boxes of Cuticura
Ointment I was completely healed."
'Signed) Miss Viola McCrea. 547
Imlthfers St.. Renton, Wash.
Use Cuticura Soap. Ointment snd
Talcum exclusively for every <day
BSBEBP
•FOtR HtMUlKD MILLION IN
INCOME TAXES RAID
| Washington. Mar. IS Income ta.*
collections so far. for the first quar
ter. amount to more than four hun
|died million dollar*. according to an
; announcement comine from Wash
I ington. D. C.
ISrnPOENAKS ISHI'ED FOR
MKIJ.ON AMI WKK4
I Washington, Mar. is—Subpoenas
| were issued yesterday for the ap
jp**arance of Secretary Mellon and
[Secretary Weeks before the Senate
Committee i n vest iga tine Attorney
General Daugherty.
.loHxsox immigration
RILL REVISED
Washington. Mar. 1,8—The John
son Immigration Bill, revised so a*
nof to conflict with..treaties with
Japa-n-,-again was favorably report'd
b> the House Immigration Comrnit
IXFORMATK»\ WANTED
Kansas City, Kansas.
January 23. 192 4.
I am making inquiry in regard to
my brother, Edward -Milton Brenck
man. tall and well built. I have in
formation that he is a Shriner. I
have -not heard from him for 17
years. We went..West when my
mother died and he lost track of me.
Would you look rp your city di
rectory and inquire in the local
lodges and let me know if you locate
He always wanted to go to Nome,
Alaska, even while he was a email
child, and I know he was on the
Western Coast .in the Northern sec
Th&nking you many times for
your kindness, I am. his sister,
MRS. HENRY FAUST,
102$ Ann Are.
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.Standard Oil Cti&paay
. . . Cold Stance ptoai. Bast
.Alaska Li*hterage Co.
. . . Opposite Recorders Office
...Cor. Steadmon. 2-nd nve«.
Cor. 3rd. Ave. & Lanes Way
.Cor. B st. and 1st are.
. Catholic Church
. Polet’a Residence
. Fire Stotfioa
,N*ear Belmont Point Br id-go
. . Opposite Wobb’v Market
. Met hod hit MSenion
g B tills.Fix* Oat
Belle.Shat Down
y Bells.Turn on Water
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! BAHLKES’ j
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tfi Open from 9!
* 7 A. M. to 7 P. M. *
* ..SPECIAL DINNER FRO* S
* B r. M. Co 7 P, M. *
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Bonk ol Aldskd
NOME. ALASKA
WE PAY
interest on Time OortMootoo
of Piprit.
3% per annum
4% per annum.
Ob n mouth icp—fU.