MONDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC!
LliOYD (il!ORflK MAKER
FAREWELL ADDRESS
New York, Nov. 5—Lloyd George
in his farewell address last Friday
made a masterful plea for America’s
aid in restoring peace in Europe.
He said, "there have been times in
the hiatory of the world where you
had two or three nations that for a
time were being or had been trus
tees of civilization, but one after
another they failed. The commis
sion of Trusteeship for civilization i
does not come from Kings, Princes, j
Senates, Parliaments nor Councils,
it comes from on high, when it doe#
not come from the choice of the peo
ple, it comes from the Will of God.
That Commission is yours and ours
today, you responded to an invisible
message in 1917 and we had already
done so. but the Commission has not
fullfflled its work which is only
half done, if it is not discharged
fftlly civilization is doomed within
this generation to a catastrophe such
as the world has never seen."
After the speech at the Metropol
itan Opera House. Lloyd George
heavily guarded by uniformed police
and plain clothes men left the
bending, there were no disorders in
side the building but ouiside Irish
Republican sympathizer', demon
strated and carried banners which
were derogatory to Lloyd George,
the demonstrators sang songs and
knocked the caps from the heads
if many patrolmen, quite a nunibe<
we*e arrested.
SEPARATISTS ADMIT
THE IK DEFEAT
Aix La Chapelle, Nov. 5—The
Separatists Party who proclaimed i
• he Rhineland Republic, October 21.
admitted their defeat yesterday af
ternoon and began to depart from
Aix La Chapelle. All Separatists
flat's will be hauled down from the
Town Hall and the Government
quarters evacuated.
EIGHT ARRESTED AT
DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST
LLOYD GEORGE
New York. Nov. 5—Eight people
were arrested at the North Metro
politan Opera House where Lloyd
George was making a speech. Irish
Republican sympathizers attempted
to hold a mass meeting on the street
Patrolmen’s caps were knocked
from their heads by placards that
the sympathizers were carrying.
WALTON MUST PLEAD
TO ALL CHARGES
Oklahoma City. Nov. 5—The Sen
ate ‘Court of Impeachment ruled
that Walton must enter a plea to
all charges contained in the House
Bill of Impeachment. Wednesday
has been sat as the day for plead
ing to the charges and trial ordered
to start Thursday.
"WASHINGTON WINS SECOND
GAME FOOTBALL THIS SEASON
Corvallies, Nov. 6—Scoring two
touchdowns in the second quarter
by a spurt and outclassing Oregon’s
lineup all the way. the University of
Washington won its second Coast
conference battle with a score of 11
to nothing.
55000 POUND PROJECTILE
' HURLED 6 MILES
San Pedro, Nov. 5—The Super
dreadnaught Maryland’s sixteen
itch rifles firing actual battle prac
tice established a record of putting
a two thousand pound projectile
through a bull’s eye floating target
at a distance of six miles, the second
■hot split the raft, on which the tar
get was carried, in the middle.
Mothers Prefer Caticora
Shampoos For Children
Regular shampoos with Cuticura
8oap and hot water, preceded by
touches of Cuticura Ointment to
•pots of dudnf sad itching, keep
the scalp clean and healthy. Proper
can of tbs hah during childhood is
the haaisJbr healthy hah through life.
ZBV. WINNER INTERNATIONAL
( HAMPIONSHIP, DKFRATKD
Louisville. Nov. 5—I-n the Memorial
race, “Kentucky fired." owned by
Carl Weidman of Newport, Ky.,
won the Lariona Derby, a distance
of one mile and three quarters,
Saturday afternoon, defeating Zev
the winner of th • ?r.ternational
Championship, and Admiral Gray
son's horse “My Own” which was at
one time selected to go against Pa
pyrus. The race was supposed to
be between “Zev" and "My Own"
but they finished second and third
respectively at four and ten lengths
TRANSATLANTIC AIR HER VICE
IN FEW WEEKS
Berlin. Nov. 5—Plans have been
completed by German aerial naviga
tors for th.- establishment of a two
and one half days transatlantic air
service which will be organized
within a few weeks.
COCHRAN DEFEATS HOPPE
IN NEW YORK
New York, Nov. 5— Cochran of
Los Angeles defeated Hoppe th»*
title holder with a score of 500 to
230 in New York City according to
a dispatch received toda>
PHOTOGRAPHS VIA RADIO
IN NEAR FUTURE
New York. Nov. 5—Officers of
the Radio Corporation said that
they have wirelessed the photograph
of Major Harbord. and predicted
that photographs via ratlin is prac
tical In the near future.
AMERICAN LEGION DANCE. j
The Anuiricun lotion will give !
i heir “Armstice Day” dan re at the
A. It. Hall. Saturday Nov. lotli.
Music will be furnished by the Nome
Orchestra and a good time i* sunntn
to«*d every one.
I»IIINCK OF WALKS
WILL BE PALLBEARER
London. Nov. 5—A dispatch from
London today says that the Prince
of Wales has been desianat^d as
one of the pallbearers of the late
English Statesman, Bonar Law who
will be buried today.
RENAULT KNOCKS OIT
HXJYD JOHNSON
New York. Nov. 5—Jack Renault
the Canadian aspirant to the heavy
weight honors, knocked "Ut Floyd
Johnson in the fifteenth round of
their tight In a fierce battle at Madi
son Square Garden. i
W ILSON WILL TALK
ON ARM STICK HAY
Washington. Nov. 5- -Woodrow
Wrilson will address more people on
the night of November 10th than
any other one man in the world, his
address which will he on the “Sig
nificance of Annstiee Day” will be
broadcasted from his home via ra
dio. This will be the first time his
voice Bias been (heard outside of
Washington since he was stricken
COOLIHGE APPROVES
PROMOTION ARMY MEN
Washington. Nov. 5—President
Coolidge approved the recommen
dation of Secretary Weeks of the
promotion of Brigadier Generals,
Walter H. Gordon. William H. Hay,
Harry M. Banholts to Major Gener
als, and Colonels, Chas. J. Sim
mons and Leroy S. Upton as Brig
adier Generals.
.AMBASSADOR WOODS
! RECEIVES ITNU8AL
! DEMONSTRATION
I Tokio, Not. 5—An unusual dem
onstration took place on the Yoka
' hama docks in honor of Ambassador
Woods when he sailed for America
aboard the President Cleveland
Crowds of children carrying flags
cheered the Ambassador and sang
songs, the flowers were sent from all
parts of Japan.
SHOP CRAFTS SUE
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Philadelphia, Nov. 5—The Shop
Crafts on the entire system brought
suit in the Federal Distrist Court
for fifteen million dollars against
the Pennsylvania Railroad to make
up an alleged underpayment In
wages which resulted from the rail
road's refusal to abide bv the rules
of the United States Railroad Labor
TYPEWRITER DIR"0\8
on sale at the Nugget office, also a
ai typi nlt^1 paper.
; The ftpdty Telegraph Bulletin and
Weekly' Nhsret delivered by carrier.
Permonth M.W.
TUESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
McADOO & WIFF. VISIT WILSON
Washington. Nov. 6—MrAdoo and
wife are visiting Woodrow Wilson
for a week, but the former declined
to discuss any Presidential aspira
WKAI/THY WIDOW CHARGES
KMRKZZFLMFNT TO
HKR ATTORN FY
Seattle. Nov. 6—A charge of em
bezzlement was brought by Mrs.
Katherine R. Peterson, a wealthy
widow of M. W. Peterson a former
I cashier in the Dexter Horton Bank,
against Henry W. Rainey, a Seattle
attorney, and the charges were de
clared to be without foundations in
the report of D. V. Halverstadt the
Court Referee. Mrs. Peterson
claimed that Ramey, who was her
former sweetheart. had embezzled
forty thousand dollars of her for
FRIK.VD8 OF WUiHON KIATEl)
OVKR HIS IMPROVKMKNT
Washington, Nov. *> —According
to the special writer Jermane of the
Seattle Times, friends of the for
mer President. Woodrow Wilson,
are elated over the improvement in
the former chie'f executive’s physi
cal condition which has taken place
i-n recent months. Wilson’s manv
friends are expecting that he will
have an important place in councils
of the Democratic Party next y**ar.
STATE DEPARTMENT
REJECTS FRENCH OF EE I!
Washington. Nov. 6 The State
1'>epartment has flatly rejected the
suggestion from Paris that France
would approve a “full inquiry” into
Germany’s capacity to pay If the
United States would accept simul
national debts.
LANDIS SAILED ETU>M
SEATTLE FOR ALASKA
Seattle Nov. 6—Landis sailed on
the liner Alaska last Saturday to
take over the management of the
Alaska Railroad. " other passengers
on the liner included. IT. T. McMul
len a Seward business man and his
bride nee Luella Kelsey of Portland. [
Oregon, whom he met two years ago
amid the glaciers of the north. The
marriage was celebrated at the
Hotel Washington, and Captain O.
H. Johansen of the Alaska Mail
steamer Starr was best man.
LI.OYD GEORGE
RETURNS TO ENGLAND
Now York. Nov. 6—Lloyd George
sailed out of New York Harbor last
Saturday on his return to England,
himself and family are making the
return trip on the liner Majestic.
EARTHQUAKE TREMORS
RECORDED AT WASHINGTON
Washington, Nov. 5—Sever* oarth
tieraors were recorded at 4:2'> M.
reaching a maximum between o: 1
and 5:30 P. M. and were still regis
tering at 7 P. M. Saturday, the esti
mated center of the disturbance was
about 7000 miles from Washington.
A. T. & T. CO. TO IS8UK BONDS
New York. Nov. 5 —The American
Telephone and Telegraph Company
have announced that they would
offer for sale today thru the Morgan (
Company an issue of $100,000,000.
twenty five year, one half per cent |
gold debenture bonds. financing i
was announced necessary to meet
the demand of expansion.
CROWN PRINCE OF SWEDEN
TAKES SECOND WIFE
London, Nov. 6th—The Crown
Prince of Sweden. Gustav Adolph
has taken as his second bride. Lady
Louise Mountbatten, niece of the
reigning sovereigns of Britain. The
ceremony was performed in the anc
ient chapel of the Royal St. James
Palace.
AMERICAN AMBASSADOR
CALLS ON POINCARE
Paris Nov. 6—Ambassador Her
rick, the American Ambassador to
France,called on Poincare yesterday
and bad a long converoation in the
strictest secrecy.
Irresistible Eyes
are thoce which are Bright
and Speckling. Keep Your Eyea
Young and Beautiful through the
daily uae of Mjfrin*. hhai
the teat of time. At all Druggisti
j RESTRICTION SCOPE MAY
RENDER mx USELESS
j Washington. Nov. 6--The restric
i tlon scope, proposed by the expert
S committee of inquiry into Germany’s
I capacity to pay reparations may
* render it useless to proceed with
j the plan in view of new develop -
j ments, Coolidge made known at the
; AliGOXgVIK TOWS DISABLED
I FRKICiHTKR TO HUTCH HARItoI!
Seattle, Nov. 4 The Coast Guardi
Cutter Algonquin reached the dis- \
ahled Japanese freighter. Shinkou 1
Maru. one hundred miles off Una
mak Island Saturday morning and j
towed the vessel Into Dutch Harbor, j
‘ SKVKN VKAR <>l.l>
4iIRI, KIIJ.S BROTIIKIt I
Seattle Nov. 6 --Betty Jane, the j
seven year old daughter of F. C. ;
Bradley a musician, accidently shot ,
and killed her brother Frank wh*>
was 13 years old. says a dispatch ,
received today.
ME ITT. GOVERNOR DANGEROUS*
LY INJURED IN ACXTDENT
Pocatello. Idaho. Nov. «—Mrs. j
Story, wife of Lieut. Governor Story
of Montana was killed and her hus
band dangerously injured in an
automobile accident according to a i
dispatch received today.
I ALASKA RAILROAD PROBLEMS
PRESENTED TO C . OF C.
Seattle. Nov. 6—-Manage- Landis
of the Alaska Railroad and Colonel
Gibbs of the Army Signal Corps pre
sented the Alaska Railroad pro
blems with the communication pro
blems. to the Chamber of Commerce
lest Friday afternoon. Altho Lan
dis declined to discuss what he hop
ed to accomplish, Clibbs said that
the new cable now ordered would
last eighty arid possibly one hun
dred years.
IIF.YEEW GRAFT CHARGKS
Washington. Nov. 6 The charges
oi Graft iu the. Veterans Bureau
which is being aired before the
Senate Committee were reviewed in
full for the first time by the Presi
dent of the Cabinet, it was decided
to put every facility and energy of j
the Government back of the prose
ctltion seeking to convict any per
son guilty of misusing funds in- |
tended fur the relief of disabled
soldiers. The prosecution will be
both criminal and civil.
AMKIUCAN LUMBER RF. USED
FOR REBUILDING JAPAN
Washington. Nov. 6 Bids for on'*
hundred and twenty million feet of
American lumber to be used In the
reconstruction work in the Japan
ese earthquake district have been
opened at the Japanese Embassy at
Washington, according to a dispatch
received today.
SAN FRANCISCO HOLDING
ELECTION FOR MAYOR
San Francisco. Nov 6th Seven
candidates were beintr voted for
yesterday in San Francisco for
Mayor, tho the contest lies between
Rolph, the present Mayor, and Jas
B. M. McShelley who is at present
the County Supervisor. Rolph and
McSheelley are the only two candi
dates who have the newspapers sup
SubecrilM' for the Pioneer Scout,
‘published every other week at Teller,
Alaaka, by Waite* J. Mar*.
WRIGLEYS
%
DS
and give your
stomach a lilt.
Provides "the bit ol
■elps to cleanse
the teeth and keep
k i them healthy.
“Wrigley's is 5"cents
a packagejfthe
World Over”
BALDWIN' SAYS DRASTIC’
MKABL'KKS RKQIIKKI)
Manchester. Nov. 6 -Prime Min
ister Baldwin of England in a
speech here said 'bat drastic meas
ures were required to solve Eng
land's problem of unemployment. i
WEDNESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC
THKKK KKSIDF.NT8 WATCH
RORRFKS OPKN ItANK VAIUS
Mount Vernon, Nov. 7—Watched
by thn-f residents, four robbers
worked an hour this morning open
ing lit Gy saf.'t> deposit vaults m the
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Edison. Skamit County. The ob
>ervers of the crime feared to sum
mon aid because one of the robbers
who was heavily armed stood guard,
the bandits escaped with heavy loot.
Athens, Nov. 7 —-General Panga
| los has posted a proclamation on the
walls of Athens demanding a ple
i biscite ti* determine whether
ti.e people ar>- in favor of a contin
uance of Monarchy or the establish
| ment of a Republican form of gov
i eminent. It is proposed that the j
rote be takeu 5>efore the general j
POIXCARF OITIJNKS
FRKN( 'H ATTITI OF
Paris. Nov. 7—“Our position is j
ju->t this, there must be a oonsidera-1
r on by the Commission on Repara
tions or of exports of Germany's
total debt,” declared Poincare yes
terday afternoon in a speech before
the Monument War Head at Frieve
unswering Secretary Hughes nofp
requesting a precise statement on l
li e French attitude.
SPF.KH CONTHSTS FOK NAVAL j
AIKMRN rOrNTKRM.WDKI) ‘
Washington. iNov. 7th—Further |
speed contests between Naval air - i
men were prohibited yesterday for'
an indefinite period under an ofder I
issued by Rear Admiral MofTett. !
Chief of the Bureau of Naval Aero-!
SPF.FI) RF.CORI) AGAIN
SMASHKH IN MIDAIR
Mitchell Field, Nov. 7--Lieut. Al-f
fred .1. Williams and Lieut. Harold i
,1. Brown both Navy airmen fought
a sp«*ed duel in the air yesterday
and Williams won after both had
smashed the world's record. Wil
liams time was an average of 266.6
miles an h>-ur over a three kilo
meter course. Brown howover, |
travel.-d faster than mortal man has i
ever before travelled, on one leg of ,
the journey with the wind. Brow:,
made 27 4.2 miles per hour.
MASQIKRADK BALL NOV. 24th
Tti«* Eagle Hall Commission an
iiouni')' that on Nov«nilx‘r —4tli the
raiffb' Masquerade will take place at
the large Eagle Hall, details Inter.
EARTHQUAKE SHOC KS
IN MANY LOCALITIES
Calexico. Calif.. Nov. *5 Earth- '
quake s.:oeks of more violence than ;
has been felt in recent years struck |
the Imperial Valley at 2 f*. M. yes-J
terday and left a trail «.f dislodged .
buildings, foundations were twisted j
and concrete pillars and glass was (
shattered in many places.
San Diego. Nov. 6—The City of
San Diego. California was shaken by
earthquake shocks at 2: OS 1’. M.
yesterday, according to a dispatch
from that city this morning.
Tokyo Nov. 6—Sharp earthquake
shocks centralizing twenty five miles
west of Tokyo were registered in
Tokyo at 5:45 A. M. yesterday.
KOIjPH KK-ELECTED MAYOR
OF SAN FRANCISCO
Sau Francisco. Nov. 7—The vot
ers of San Francisco yesterday re
elected Rolph to the office of Mayor
of San Francisco for the fourth
consecutive time. District Attor
ney Matthew Brady and Sheriff
Thomas Finn were also returned to
their offices by a largfe majority of
11E4X>MMENDS INCREASED
TARIFF ON WHEAT
Washington, Nov. 7—Meyer Mon
dell, Director' of the War Finance
Corporation, returning from^ a tour
ot the wheat growing areas yes
terday suggested to the Freeldeut,
& possible rem^ly for «. relief, to
tb% Farmero It^ the matter of wheat
problem, an 'j acreage in wheat tariff
and. favorite price ffxlng"accornpan
I led by the necessary control of
I whf.it trade and that the govern
, ment purchase the ho called surplus
| with a view of exporting it to ?or
! eign countries. A distribution of
, $58,000,000 profit has been made
• by the Grain Corporation during 'ts
j existence.
I FIRST MtYOK OK KAII’lt \ \ K.H
DFAI> IN UK NO
| Reno. Nov. 7 John A Harry re
I puted t-> be the first mayor of Fair
| banks, Alaska, and known thruout
th* uortbland is dead in Reno. Ne
vada. according to a dispatch re
NAVAI, HASH AT AI.AMFIM
I WV IRIllNTKD—< 'OOI.lIHiF
Washington. Nov 7 The pro
posal for a new Naval Base at Ala
meda, California. :h r‘garded by
President Coolidge as being an un
warranted expenditure of money,
was announced at the White House
yesterday.
PROHIBITION DITHATKD
IN AI.BKKTA
Calgary. Nov. 7 The Alberta
election resulted in the defeat of
prohibition and the adoption of
Government control and sale sys
:J,ooo.ooo INVOLVED LN
GRAFT INVESTIGATION
Washington.• Nov. 1 Throe mil
lion dollars worth of hospital and
other supplies were sold and deliver
Salvage concern, for $600,000. it
was testified before the Senate In
vest gaf ion Committee of the War
LIQUOR VALUED AT $375,000
C.YI*TtTUEI> ON* SCHOONER
Jacksonvu. Florida. Nov. C—The
British auxilllary schooner “Louis
F.” was captured after a three hour
chase, by Federal authoriOies and
liquor valued at $1175,000 was seiz
WOULD PREVENT FORMER
GROWN FRINGE WILLIAM
FROM LEAVING HOLLAND
Paris. Nov. 6—Poincare ha* ap
proved the suggestions of Great Bri
tain that the allies make a joint
Former Crown Prince Fredrick
William from leaving Holland for
4K HIK11S GIVEN BUI/iARLANS
TO FULFILL DEMANDS
Belgrade. Nov. 7th— A dispatch
from Belgrade reads, .Tugo Blavia
has given the Bulgarians 48 houra
in which to fulfill the three demands
for reparations as a consequence of
the attack on the Jugw Slavia Mili
tary Attache in Sofia last Friday.
BAHLKES’
RESTAURANT
0|K-n from
..SPECIAL DINNER FROM
Send Us Your
and address on a
ndlUv post card or in a let
ter and we will mail
free and postpaid, a sample copy of
Popular Mechanics
MAGAZINE
the moit wonderful magazine pub
lished. 160 pages and 400 pictures
every month, that will entertain
every member of the family.
t>|» and Office
l something to interest everybody.
We do not employ subscription soli
e urged to subscribe ant
ligating yourself in the least ii
_ >r a free sample copy. W<
gladly send it to prospective readers. 1
any newsdealer or send U!
ption —$3.00 for one j——
Mechanics Comp
H^I^U^fSt^prodwatiom9