FEDERATED CHURCH SERVICES
Sunday School.11 A. M.
Preaching Service. 8 P. M,
You are cordially invited to attend
three Services.
The Church with a Welcome.
RICHARD DECKER, Pastor.
NOTICE OK FORFEITURE.
* To Frank Cross, and Charles Spen
cer. your administrators, succes
You and each of you are hereby
notified, that the undersigned, co
owner has caused to be expended in
labor and improvements during the
years, 1917, 1918, 1919. 1920, 1921
the annual expenditure required by
law. the sum of two hundred .sgv.en
50-1 00 dollars. ($207.50) on the
plac.r mining claim known ns the
ORO GRANDE. located on Rnsin
Creek, a tributary of M« ising Creek,
Hi the Council City Recording Dis
trict. District of Alaska.
You and each of you are further
notified that if you do not within
ninety (90) days from the date of
the final publication of this Notice
of Forfeiture, pay or cause to he
paid to the undersigned co-owner at
Council. Alaska, your interest 1n
and to said described expenditures
as co-owners, your interest in said
described property will become the
property of the undersigned under
the provisions of Section '2324 of
the Revised Statues of the United
Stafcg of America.
JOHN nOTIILER,
Publish May 27, June 3. 10. 17. 24.
July 1. 8. 15. 22, 29; Aug. 5, 12.
Miners & Merchants
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MAMMOTH PASSENGER
Norfolk July 27—President Fur
CUSOI1 of the New Port News Ship
building and Dry Dock Company
stated he had negotiated with re
sponsible capitalists who are plann
ing to construct two one thousand
foot passenger steamers, i ftho Sub
sidy Bill passes. They will he the
largi st in the world .
RESIGNATION OF liAROR
OFFICIAL REPORTED
ported that the Department of La
bor lias requested the resignation of
Edward White as Commissioner of
Immigration. He was appointed
under Wilson.
STRIKE NEWS
New York. July 26—The weekly
industrial review estimates two
milliom people are idle thru out the
country as a result of the coal and
rail strikes.
New York—ITsc of shipyard ma
chinery shops for repairing rolling
stock of railroads' is the latest de
velopment in the shopmen's strike.
Austin. Tex.—Governor Neff de
clared martial law in Dopnison be
cause of the railroad strike. Five
companies of National Guard were
ordered to Dennison.
San Bernardo—A Sante Fe train
carrying twenty nine workers for
the Sante Fe shops here was fired
upon by strikers.
RANDALL WINS NEBRASKA
PRIMARY RACE
Omaha. July 26—Complete re
turns from the primary Rive the re
publican gubernatorial nomination
to Charles H. Raiulall by five hun
MIX X EA POL IS TO CiET PUBLIC
HOSPITAL FOR VETS
Washington July 27—Selection of
St. Cloud, Minn., as the site for a
$1.OOP.000..00 hospital for service
men. with facilities for three hun
dred and fifty mental cases, has
been announced by director Forbes
of th Veterans Bureau.
WOMAN LABOR SPECIALIST
EXROUTE EUROPE
San Francisco. July 27t.h—The
fourthcoming visit of Miss A. D.
Spreckles to this city will take her
thruout Europe on a mission for the
I> partment of Labor, especially to
report on conditions among working
women of the old world.
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WAYFARER A PAYING
PERFORMANCE
Seattle July 27—Rev. Jamee E.
Crowther, author of the great pea
geant says 75 per cent of the inspir
ation for the Wayfarer came from
Mrs. Crowther. The paid attend
ance Is averaging fifteen thousand
per night.
CAXAIMAN GOVERNOR COMING
TO YUKON TERRITORY
Vancouver, B. C., July 27th—
Baron Byng, governor general, with
lady Byng, embarked on the steamer
Princess Louise last night for Skag
way, enroute to Dawson and a trip
thru the Yukon Territory.
A ROTHSCHILD SUED FOR
BREACH OF PROMISE
New York July 27—James Henry,
son of Baron Roschild and a mem
ber of the Roschild family of France
has been sued for a half million by
Mari* Porquiet, a French girl who
alleges came here upon his promise
to marry and that since he has re
fused to keep his word.
POINDEXTER EXPLAINS
OPPOSITION STAND
Seattle July 27—Miles Poindex
ter in an address declared that
Hearst in his newspapers and cer
tain labor leaders are seeking his
defeat because he refused to vote
against the Four Power treaty, as
they demanded.
FRENCH DEMAND DESTRUCTION
OF GERMAN RANGES
Paris July 27—The Council- of
Ambassadors yesterday sent a note
to the German government demand
ing the immediate destruction of the
fire control and range finding
school, which the German naval au
thorities have quietly established at
a stiaeetie point on the Kiel canal.
It. is declared that the school in
controvertible into a fort command
the entrance; tQ the canal.
WOMEN’ ASSIST STRIKING
RAILROAD MEN
Toledo July 27—Forty wives of
working railroad employees attack
ed a party of non union rail shop
men on their way to the shops of
the New York Central here yester
day. nolice made a number of ar
rests among the women.
TEXAS INFANTRY TAKES
CHARGE KAlfV, PROPERTY
Dennison, Tex.. July 27—Five
companies of the 14 2nd infantry of
the Texas National Guard, detrained
yesterday and took charge of the
railroad shops placed under martial
law by proclamation of the governor
a- a protection to rail workers and
property. Col. N. W. Nimo of
Gainsville assumed command.
100,000 MORE MEN THREATEN
TO WALK OUT"
Derroit July 27—A threat that I
■100.000 maintenance of way men. |
employed on the railroads of the '
nation will go on strike because of j
the action- of certain eastern roads
to attempt to foi*m company organ
izations to take the place of Inter-1
national Railroad Brotherhoods,was !
made by leaders yesterday.
WAR DEPARTMENT TAKES FIVE
MONTHS TO RENDER REPORT
Washington July 27—The Roma
disaster which cost thirty four lives
wu caused by a collapse In Its struc
ture the War Department announced
today after an Investigation lasting
live months.
ITALY DECORATES AMERICAN
ARMY OFFICER
Washington July 27—The lnsig
na of the Commander of the Order
of the Crown has been bestowed byf
the Italian government upon Major
General Harry L. Rogers, Quarter
master G« neral of the American
army, in recognition of his services
during the war.
AERO MARINE CRUISER
HAS STOWAWAY ABOARD
Cleveland July 27—After the aero
marine eleven passenger flying
cruiser Wolverine arrived here to
day on its regular daily flight for
Detroit, it was disclosed that the
mail compartment, equipped with a
spring lock, was occupied by Mike
Stone, the first American aerial
stowaway.
BREVITIES.
Sacramento July 26—Hiram John
son opened his campaign for the
'republican nomination yesterday
afternoon. He is opposed by C.
C. Moore of San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
Washington—-Mellon late yester
day afternoon, announced that the
government will have redeemed a
billion dollars worth of Liberty
Bonds on or before December 15th.
Seattle—John W. Smith, aged 75
years, died Monday aboard the
Northwestern which arrived from
Alaska.
Weybum, Sask..—Antoinette *Ou
latte, one of the Indians who served
under Sitting Bull at the time of
the Custer massacre, is dead.
San Francisco—Mrs. John Reid,
daughter of the late Joaquim Miller
has filed a suit of divorce, alleging
desertion.
Paris—Chancellor. Wirth has for
merly accepted the Allied plan for
supervision of German finances.
FRIDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
HARDING PLACES RESPON
SIBILITY OF STRIKERS:
Washington, July. 28—Replying }
j 10 a telegram sent him by J. Cleve i
Dean, head of the Railway Employ
ecs Publicity Association, charging!
that the administration was “at-,
tempting to put American labor j
under the gun” by its policy toward j
specific Industrial industries, Ffard-j
ing places the responsibility for j
further interference with transport- {
ation. and production of tho vitally ^
needed coal, upon striking railroad j
employees and miners. He again)
suggested that they return to work j
under conditions already suggested
by him while the reasonableness of
their demands was being threshed
out by agencies set up for that pur
JAP LEGISLATION PROPHESIED
BY- CONGRESSMAN
Seattle July 28—Prophesying the
enactment of legislation prohibiting
or greatly restricting Jap immigfa- i
lure of an address made by con
gressman Miller before the Young
Men's Republican Club this after
MM* McCORMICK LEAVE*
FOR HWITZRRIiAXD
Chicago July 27—Mina Matilda
McCormick left last night for New
York, presumably enroute to Switz
erland to marry Max Oser.
STRIKE PEACE STILL REMOTE.
Chicago* July 27—With the gov
ernmcnt assuming control of the
freight traffic of the Eastern rail
roads, continued efforts to form new
unions ^nd indications from Mon
treal that the walkout of 400,000
Canadian shopmen has been author
ized, peace in the railway strike to
day seems very remote.
POLICE RESCUE EMPLOYEE
WHO REFUSED TO QUIT
Chicago July 27—Rioting broke
out near the Burnside shops of the
Illinois Central yesterday. Police
were compelled to fire several shots
in rescuing Paul Nusko. a shop
worker who refused to quit his Job.
HOTEL KEEPER’S WIFE
JUMPS OVERBOARD
San Francisco July 27th—Mrs.
Yvonne, wife of Halsey Manwarlug.
manager of the Palace hotel, is be
lieved to have committed suicide by
leaping from the deck of a steamer
enroute to Vallejo.
LONGEST FLIGHT EVER
ATTEMPTED BY
ARMY' COMPLETED
Belleville. 111., July 28—The long
est flight ever attempted by the
army was completed when dirigible
balloon A- 4 arrived at Scott Field
near here. The flight began at
Langley Field, Virginia, a distance
of 1100 miles and was completed in
forty hours and forty minutes act
ual flying time. Two stops were
MAN MISSING FOR THREE
YEARS FOUND SAFE
Chico. Calif., July 28—Search for
Harry Benton, a wealthy fruit and
grain broker of Puyallup. Wash.,
who mysteriously disappeared from
his home three years ago, following
a nervous breakdown, was ended
today. He was found working as a
night clerk in a small hotel here.
NURSE FATALLY BURNED
RESCUING PATIENT
San Francisco July 28—Mrs. R.
W. Moyer, a nurse, was probably
fatally burned In an attempt to res
cue' Mrs. Lincoln Wilson, a patient
in the City Hospital at Groveland.
which was swept by fire.
MAIL FOR NORTHERN POINTS
Mails for Tigara, Wainwright, Pt.
Barrow and Kotzebue will go on
he Cutter Bear, leaving at 10 a. m.
PRIZE FIGHT ENDS IN DRAW
Jersey City, July 2S—Benny Leo-j
nard and Lew Tendler, both Jews.;
-ought a 12^round fi3tic battle with j
.to decision rendered, honors were
•ven . Jim Corbett says Tendler is j
ntitled to a decision while Damon >
Runyan would give the decision to j
Leonard.
CALLS ON SWEETHEART
—FALLS DEAD
Seattle July 28—Fred Lindquist,
2.1, of Chehplis, dropped dead last
night while calling on his financce,
Miss Melba Newman at the Sheri
lan Apartments.
LANE pleadm not guilty
TO INDICTMENTS
Seattle July 28—To the two In
dictments, charging specifically that
he had as cashier permitted J. E.
Chilberg. former president to bor
row money from the Scandinavian
American Bank of Seattle, J. F.
Lane yesterday afternoon entered
a plea of not guilty. The court
overruled hf* demurer to the indict
ments. The two loans in question
totaled sixty six thoucand dollars.
PEI IS HEN PS PROTEST
TO LEXIXE
Chicago^July '28—Debs from his
sick bed here cabled to Lenine pro
testing against the execution of 22
members of the social revolutionary
party now on trial in Moscow;
Defendants are charged with a
conspiracy against the Soviet gov
ernment. While the trial is still
in progress Debs is Informed from
Russia by M. Tchernoff that their
j execution is certain because the tri
bunal consists entirely of comniun
BOY FALLS FROM DECK
OF STEAMER—DROWNED
Seattle July 28—Jack N. Regles
worth. aged 12 years, a prominent
boy scout, was drowned when he
fell from the deck of a Puget Sound
steamer.
ALASKAN SALMON CATCH
INCREASED THIS YEAR
San Francisco July 28—The Alas
kan salmon catch for 1922 will ex
ceed the catch of la9t year by 50
per cepit. according to reponts reach
ing A. Kitchmr, vice president of
the Alaska Packers Association.
DIRIGIBLE MAKES ALL NIGHT
FLIGHT TO NEW YORK
Washington July 28— 'l:e aru’V
f'risible C-2 left Bolling Field for
New York via Baltimore and Phila
delphia. This, is the first all night
' .*os8 country flight ever attempted
<n this <y untry. The dirigible
leached the metropolis at midnight
iKving made the flight in six hotrs.
HOLD FI* AND DEMOLISH
FREIGHT TRAIN
Dublin. July 28—Armed men held
up a freight train of fifty cars near
Dublin yesterday, forced ttoe engi
neer to put on full steaffT ahead to
send thj^train crashing along a sec
tion of track from which the rails
had been removed. The whole
train was demolished.
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