MONDAY
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WMPORTANT (X)AL NKW8
lltOM ALASKA
Washington. Nov. 27—What the
Department of the Interior regards
as the most important piece of in
formation that has recently come
out of Alaska is reported as having
Just been received.
The Bureau of Mines reported
that it has been demonstrated that
the run of mine Nonane Lignite Coal
can be delivered on the track at
Fairbanks at the cost of 24.68 per
ADSUANOPLE TURNED
OVER TO TURKS
Constantinople. Nov. 27—Adria
nople. the chief city of Thrace and
former capital, was formally turned
over to the Turks.
CLEMENCEAU KIBHBS
FORMER PUPIL
Boston. Nov. 27—Clemenceau
kissed Nellie Skinner. 75 years old,
who wgs his French pupil in New
York. ?7 years ago. He also at New
Haven saw Harvard defeat Yale at
football by a score of ten to Jhree.
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CLEMENCEAU TO SEE
' FOOTBALL GAME
Boston, Nov. 26th—Clemenceau
left today for New Haven to see the
Yale-Harvard football game.
BRITAIN TAKES EXCEPTION
TO CLEMENCEAU STATEMENT
Washington, Nov. 27—-The Brit
ish embassy in a formal statement
has taken exception to a recent dec
laration of Clemenceau that Britain
has secured a guarantee of national
peace by letting the surrendered
German fleet sink in Scapaflow.
ARMY DEFEATS NAVY
IN FOOTBALL GAME
Philadelphia Nov. 27—The army
defeated the Navy football team
Saturday afternoon 17 to 14.
FLU BREAKS OUT
ABOARD AMERICAN VESSEL
Plymouth, England, Nov. 27—An
epidemic of influenza has broken
oat among the officers and crew of
tbp ^merickn steamer President
Roosevelt.
TO CELEBRATE 92nd BIRTHDAY
.(few York, Nov. 26—A general
invitation to New. Yorkers past the
ag$)Of 10 years, to attend a dinner
next, Bftonth in celebration of h,is
9 ^nj. birthday, was today extended
by, Ezra Meeker of Seattle. Meeker
canted at the Municipal Building and
asked John W. Voorhaea, the 94
old. Precept of, the Board of
Elections, to be his guest.
PLENTY BOOZE AT
FOOTBALL GAME
Washington, Nov. 27—President
Harding is likely to order an in
vestigation into the complete break
dew* in the enforcement of Prohi
bition in Philadelphia Saturday.
5Q thousand people .were assembl
ed, to witness the Army and Navy
football game and violation of the
prohibition law was so flagrant that
it was apparent to the most casua^
observer. Pocket containers were
in decided evidence.
at. Louis. Not. 27—Considerable
property damage was caused by
earth tremors tn eastern Missouri,
8opthprn Illinois. Western Indiana
sad. western Kentucky last night.
■framers shook buildings and
hams,. toppled chimneys from real*
donees, broke windows, knocked
chins ware from Shaitan and frighten
ed residents in parts of four states.
Santiago, Nor. 27th—Another
eaftliauuks shook the same regions
alone 4*0 Chilian coast as those rls
elpns the phillau coast
Hod two weeks ago.
AMAEB8 OOirFItRKNOK
Lausanne. Not.. id—rJtiphard Wash
burn Child, chief American mokes
maa at the Far testers Conference,
amused the other delegations at to
dsy’s session by reiterating the In
slateoco of the United Staten upon
thar open door poBep la Turkey.
Athens.
tag, of tfe« liwlm of «• «wlt
In overthrowing king Constantine,
formed a military cabinet to replace
the Haimis ministry which resigned
lost night.
DEPOSED EMPEROR TO MARRY
WOMAN HE NEVER SEEN
Peking. Nov. 27—Hsuan Tung. I
the 17 year old'deposed emperor of
China, will be married Friday to a
Chinese princess one year his junior, j
upon whose face he has never gazed., i
The ceremony will be conducted ac
cording to the customs of the old
Manchu dynasty.
TUESDAY
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UP RIVER ELECTION RETURNS.
Election returns have been re
ceived from Stuyahok and Willow
Creek, giving the following votes
cast and the resultant totals:
For Delegate.
Stuyahok Willow Total
Sutherland .. ..9..%.. .9.
White .. 0.0.
Senator Long Term.
Cochran.7.0.
Senator Short Term
Brown ■ • 7.® ■
.541
.134
Representatives
Wilson.6.
Decker.0.
Raelson.1 • ■ • • •
Kittilsen.9.
Nylen.®.
Connolly.1.
Jacobisgaard .... 2.
Winkler.7.
Kennedy.1.
With the above two
haying reported there still remains
three precincts to complete the
election returns. They are Shung
r.ak, Kotzebue and Marshall, eaph
averaging about ten votes.
391
281
281
276
precincts
I HITCHCOCK RENEWS ATTACK
ON CLBMENCEAU
Washington, Nov. 28—Hitchcock
in the Senate today renewed his at
tack on Clemenceau’s views as ex
ssed in his American speech.
SUPREME JUSTICE PITNEY
TO RETIRE FROM BENCH
Washington, Now. 28—The Sen
ate this afternoon authorized the
retirement of Justice Pitney of the
8upreme Court, within two months,
on account of illness.
JAP CABINET RESIGNS
Peking, Noy. 26—The Japanese
Cabinet resigned today.
RUSSIA DEMANDS RETURN
OF BESSARABIA
Constantinople, Nov. 27-—A dis
patch from Sofia says that Russia
has just addressed a note to Rou
mania demanding the return of Bes
FIVE MEMBERS OF
FAMILY MURDERED
Bristol. Tenn., Nov. 27th—Five
members of the family of W. S.
Smith were murdered In their home
Ben Burchfield, son in law, and
the husband and father of the vic
tims were arrested tonight chhrged
with the' murder.
18 YR. OLD BOBBER ARRESTED
Seattle, Not. 26—Joseph Gon
zales, 18 years old, wanted at La
touche for the robbery of the jewel
ry store of Haly and Galineau, Is
under arrest here.
FORMER GREEK OFFICERS
SENTENCED TO DEATH
Athens, Not. 28—All but two of
(ha former cabinet officers and army
officials, accused of high treason In
court, relatlye to the Greek debacle
In Asia Minor, hare been sentenced
to death by a military court martial
that heard the charges.
Sentence of life imprisonment and
degradation was imposed upon Ad
miral Gondard and General Strati
BKITAIN RESENTS ACTION
OF COURT MARTIAL
London, Nor. 28—There is the
strangest probability that Britain
will break o« diplomatic relations
with Greece If the death sentences
tmdeaed on former Greek cabinet
officers ore carried, out. It In said In
an official report today.
Debits, Nor.. U-rffionowlb(iL.fcfr,
as Mount Joy pHi^
where it was feared she would suc
ceed in committing suicide by hun- i
ger striking. Mary MacSweeny is in j
the Mater Hospital. She was taken !
there last night on orders from the
Free State government.
IlKBS A CITIZEN OF THE WORLD
Chicago. Nov. 28—Debs in a Sun
day address said he was just recov
ering from the speech he made at
Canton, Ohio four years ago and
was closed at the Atlanta peniten
tiaiy. He declared himself a citi
zen* of the world.
RALLY CRY SOUNDED
BY FRANCE
Paris, Nov. 28—An appeal was
last night made by premier Poincare
for the people of France to rally
around the government as it did
during the war. The appeal is re
garded as of great significance and
as forecasting a grave crisis in the
life of France.
UNIVERSITY STUDENT
POISONED IN HOTEL DIBS
Los Angeles, Nov. 28—A well
dressed young man, believed to be
Vaden Boge. a University of Cali
fornia student and son of Fred Boge j
wealthy Hillsbord resident, stagger
ed from a room in the Alexandria
hotel exclaiming he had been pois
oned. He expired in a few minutes.
The victim had just registered
with a woman he said was his wife, ^
she immediately disappeared.
HUSH FREE STATE
CONSTITUTION PASSES READING
London, Nov. 28—The Irish Free
State Constitution Bill passed its
second reading in the House of
Commons.
NEW YORKERS BURN EFFIGY
OF KING GEORGE
New York, Nov. 28—King George
was burned in effigy during a par
ade of five thousand Irish sympa
thizers last night. The police at
tempted to break up the parade, for
which no permit had been granted
and were clubbed by women mar 'h
SHIPPING BELL HAS
STORMY JOURNEY
Washington, Nov. 28th—Thirty
seven amendments were fired at the
administration Shipping Bill in. the
House. At adjournment tonight the
! Bill had covered one third of its
l voyage toward the senate.
; Representative Graham went home
iwlth three of a half dozen amend
ments in his shopping bag, all of
(which were put through with the
; aid of republican votes. . .
The Bill will come up for final
passage Wednesday afternoon.
Wednesday
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ENGLAND TO BACK AMERICAN
OPEN DOOR POLICY
| Lausanne,, Nov. 28—Curson to
1 day authorized the official statement
; that England will support the Amer
| lean Open Door Policy In Turkey
I and regards the San Remo agree
' ment for the division of the Mosul
I Oil District as null and void.
Ottoman demands at Lausanne
' are that Turkey’s complete inde
pendence is necessary for the coun
try’s national development and that
every Judicial and financial restric
tion from without be opposed.
GREEK OFFICIALS
EXECUTED YESTERDAY
Athens, Nov. 29—Former cavinet
officials convicted of high treason
ip. connection with the Greek mili
tary disaster in Asia Minor were ex
Ne* Kerosene Light
M*m
ecu ted yesterday.
Former premiers Gounaris Pre
tnpapadadkis and Theotokis a for
mer war minister and Baltazzis,
holder, of portfolios in several for
mer cabinets and general Hadja
testis, commander of Greek forces
at the timo. of the Asia Minor disas
ter were included in the executions.
Life sentences and degradation
were imposed on admiral Gopdas
and genera! Stratigos. Fines rang
ing from 200,000 to 100,000 drach
mis were also imposed on each.
ADMINISTRATION' TO INSIST
UPON VOLSTEAD ENFORCEMENT
WWashington, Nov. 29—Harding
has no thought o^ asking congress
for modification or the Volstead
It was announced at the White
House today that its enforcement
will be an everlasting concern of the
administration.
JAPANESE OFFICIALS
ARE IMPEACHED
Peking, Nov. 29—The House of
Representatives today adopted a
resolution impeaching Pang Chung
Hua, acting premier and Dr. Welling
ton Koo, former minister, in con
nection with the’ recent loan agree
THANKSGIVING DAY
PROCLAMATION
The Governor has issued the fol
lowing Thanksgiving Day Procla
mation:
"Thursday November the thirtieth
this year of our Lord nineteen hun
dred and twenty two is proclaimed
Thanksgiving Day by the President
of the United States. In gratitude
to Almighty God for Prosperity and
Peace and in recognition of these
and other blessings and bounties, I,
Scott C. Bone, Governor of Alaska,
dc therefore urge and enjoin upon
all people of the Territory a
thoughtful and prayerful observa
tion of the Day.
Alaska, unknown to famine and
ever thoughtful of natural bounti
fu’ beneflciency and enjoying dur
ing the year freedom from pestil
ence and epidemic, has abundance
cause to be of thankful and contri
butant heart.
May this Thanksgiving Day be an
interlude of introspection and re
trospection in 'pursuant in its best
form of the helpful custom be
queathed by our Godly and God for
bearers, and may it be free with
good will toward Men. Thus may
one and all contribute toward Alas
ka’s safe and glorious destiny.
Given by my hand and $he seal of
the Territory of Alaska, in Juneau,
the Capital, this sixth day of No
vember, .the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred twenty two
and of the Independence of the Un
ited, States of America the one hun
dred forty seventh.
Signed: SCOTT C. BONE,
Governor.
KARL THEILE; ex-officio Secretary
of Alaska, under the seal of the
Secretary.
HARDING, Secy, to Gov. Bone.
ASIATIC CHRISTIANS
APPEAL FOR SAFETY
Constantinople,. Nov. 28—From
Northern Asia Minor a tide of a
quarter of a million Christian inhab
itants is sweeping in full flood. to
the fringes of the Black Sea and
the Mediterranean.
Refugees are to be saved from
the Turks according to their appeal
to the American Naval Base here.
UNIVERSITY STUDENT ON DARK
■ SHOT DY POLICEMAN
Seattle, Nov. 28—While on a lark
with several othere, Richard Hol
brook, a University student, was
shot and seriously wounded at 2:00
A. M. this morning by policeman
Kurlbrog.
Mayor Brown has ordered an in
vestigation, believing that the olll
cer shot unnecessarily.
DOVE IiOBN PAIR FIGHT
DUEL IN FRANG1
Paris. Nov. 88—For tho love ol
Miss Margaret Ford.'a Boston beau
ty, prince DeLtnge Helaa o! Belgium
and' Count De Laroehefoneauld
fought a duel (his morning in the
Boulogne woods.
FLAPPERS AND BOOTLEGGERS
DISGRACE NAVY ACADEMY
Washington, Nov. 28—Flapped
and bootleggers ol unrestricted lib
erty hays combined,, to bring th«
Midship Naial Acadeoiy, Into lues
cnsable disgrace, according to Sec
Denhy.
Den by Just returned from ih«
army. .aid. o«# mt/A, game al
Philadelphia Fhore he Mo w at
witneM to what lie termed e areak
en orgy. He immediately- aopoint
• d a special board of inquiry to
place the full responsibility and
make the proper disiplinary recom
mendations.
THURSDAY
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AMERICAN ARMY OCCUPATION
NOT TO BE RETURNED
Washington. Nov. 29—The Amer
ican Army or Occupation on the
Rhine will not be returned to the
United States for the present, be
cause of an important reason In con
nection with foreign affairs.
It was indicated that the contin
ued maintenance of American for
ces on the Rhine is due to the
threatened crisis over the possibility
trot France will seize the Ruhr Val
ENGLAND BREAKS OFF
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS
Athens, Nov.29—British minister
r. O. Lindley notified the Greek
government that Britain has broken
off diplomatic relations with Greece.
He left Athens last night.
London Nov. 30—The cabinet was
.summoned today to consider the
grave situation created by the exe
cution in Athens of several former
high Gree kofflcials.
VOLSTEAD TO SUCCEED HAYNES j
Washington, Nov. 30—Volstead,;
recently defeated for reelection, may I
succeed Hynes as Prohibition Com
missioner.
Washington Nov. 30—The House
passed the Ship Subsidy Bill yester
day afternoon.
BRITISH SHU* SCRAPPING
IS TO HALT
London, Nov. 30—Britain will
scrop no more ships until the other
nations have taken action regarding
their quota, according to the assur
ance given in the House of Comr
• inons today by Monsell, Financial
Secretary to the Admiralty.
SUCCEED HUSBAND
San Francisco, Nov. 29—Mrs.
Mae Nolan, widow of late congress
man Nolan, will be a candidate at
a special election held to choose a
successor to her husband.
NATIONAL NAVAL RESERVE
ASSOCIATION TO BE FORMED
Washington, Nov. 29—The organ
isation of a National Naval Reserve
Association, to include officers and
enlisted members ot the Naval re
serve, was announced here yester
day afternoon.
ENGLISHMAN PULLS
AERIAL STUNT
N'ew York, Nov. 29—"Hello U. S.
A.” was written with a white smoke
generator in letters a mile long
across the pale blue of the winter’s
sky, above lower New York this
morning, by Captain Cyrel Turner
of London.
BRITAIN AND AMERICAN JOINT
EXPEDITION TO ASIA
Chicago. Nov. 29—It was an
nounced this afternoon that Oxford
University and the Field Museum of
Natural History of Chicago, are
sending a joint expedition to the
region where tradition says was
situated the Garden of Eden. At
tempts will be made to rediscover
the citadel of the oldest dynasty in
history.
Let Caticnra Care
ForYour Complexion
Daily use of the Soap keep* the skin
fresh and clear, white touches of the
Ointment «ow and then prevent
little skin troubles becoming serious.
Do nut fail to include the Cuticurs
Talcum in your toilet preparations.
CTJOMKNCEAt HAH PUT
THEORY liONGEVITY
Chicago. Nov 29—Clemencean
says the secret of longevity ia soft
boiled eggs. He ate eight for din
ner last night and at the same time
ordered five for his breakfast this
morning at five thirty. #
FltKM H MAY TAKK
* v OKPEN RENT MKASI; REA
AGAINST GERMANY
Paris, Nov. 29 There is a grow
ing feeling that the French govern
ment will soon he in a position
where it will be forced to take in
dependent measures against Ger
FOU SALE.
New and uptedate le»al forma far
Proof of Annual Awseaamenft Wark
also Oil Looation blanks. Dead blanks
far ganaral use, Special and General
Power of Attorney farms, Placer and
Quartz Location farms new on sale
aft Nugget Office. Price 15 cants each
or $1.00 per dozan.
FIRE ALARM SIMS
IS.Standard Oil Co.
IS.Carat ene Cold Storage
14.J. t. Season Co, office
II.Headquarters Saloon
11 .TheLobby
14...Pioneers Igloo
If.Catholic Church
«1...Polet'B residence
12 . Torkey'e Cigar 8tora
41 ..opp. Webb's Market
Engine House, Phooe Main 17
r whistles water • hr* out
WSSSSWSSSSSSWSSS
S JOHN A. WILSON »
!fi U.S. MINERAL SURVEYOR W
S Nome, Alaska. W
FORFEITURE NOTICE
To Milton E. Lee and Walter Wlt
tergren, ycfur heirs, legal repre
sentatives and assigns:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that the undersigned as co
owner therein, has expended the
sum of one hundred dollars for the
years 1917, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923.
in labor and improvements on and
for the benefit of the SARAH ASSO
CIATION placer mining Bench
claim, situated at the head of Irene
and Lorado creeks in the Cape
Nome Recording District. Territory
of Alaska.
Notice of location whereof is re
corded in Volume 161, at Page 102
of the records of the %aid recording
district, in performance of the an
nual labor required by section 2324
revised statutes of the United States
and supplemetal legislation, in or
der to hold said claim.
And you are severally required to
contribute yonr proportion of such
expenditure according to your eev-,
eral Interests in said claim to the
undersigned co-owner with you
therein within ninety days after the
service of this notice on you by the
publication thereof, or yonr Interest
in said claim will become forfeited
and vest in the undersigned as pro
vided by said statute.
. IVAN SCHEIKE.
Co-Owner.
Publish Dec. 2, 9. 16. 23, 30. 1922
and Jan. 6. 13. 20, 27, February 3,
10, 17. 24, 1923.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To James F. Halpin, William T. At
kinson, Adolph Auerbach, your
and each af your heirs and legal
representatives:
You are hereby not!lied that the
undersigned ae co-owner therein
hds expended the sum of one hun
dred dollars upon each of the seven
lode mining claims hereinafter de
scribed for the year 1921. in labor
and improvements for the benefit of
each of said claims, namely:
Greater Alaska Extension,
My Best,
Sllscovich Discovery,
Manilla Extension,
Nasradin,
Discovery Lode and Diston lode
claims, commonly known as the
“Sliscovich Mines,” situated on
Manilla Creek in Cape Nome Re
cording District, Alaska, (location
certificates and Plat of said claims
recorded in Book 200 at pago 454
of tbe records of said recording dis
trict) as presided by Section 2S24
Revised Statute*? of the United
States and supplemental legislation,
in prd,er to hold said dlifjii.
And yon are hereby required to
contribute your proportion of such
expenditure according to your in
terest, in said, claims , to the under
signed co-owner wiq» you thareia.
within ninety days after the service
of this notice oa.yo® by publication
thereof, or your Interest if said
claims wt|l become, forfeited ;aad
vest la |he nnderrtgaed as provided
by the said statute. ,
G®0. D. SCHOFIELD*
Oo-Owner.
Publish Oct. 21, 2f.Noy. 4. 11. It.
St. Dee. S, t. li. ». St. lttt. and
Jaa. t. It. lttt.